Morse Rally Drives Democratic Mayor Bid Amid Convention Turmoil
A tense mood surrounds tonight's Democratic city committee meeting in Bumstead Hall as Morse supporters rally to nominate Leopold Morse for mayor, challenging Galvin and seeking to shape the convention outcome. Recounters report shifts in senator and representative races across wards, with commitments fluctuating among candidates and party factions.
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Morse
Democratic City Committee
Hart
The Party Opposition to Mayor Hart in Republican Caucuses
A Boston article notes growing intra party opposition to Mayor Hart within the Republicans as delegates are chosen for the mayoralty and aldermanic conventions. It cites a likely anti Hart delegation in wards 8 12 14 16 28 and 25 and mentions Moody Merrill as a probable nominee though not an active challenger.
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Hart
Friends
Post
Mr. Hart
Moody Merrill
Morse
Roxpury Club
Dorchester
Charlestown
Philip J. Doherty
Galvin
George B. Nichols
Nichols
Thomas I
Caucus Reform in Ward Eleven
The Ward 11 Republican committee votes to prepare ballots with candidate names, to be endorsed by at least ten voters and given twenty four hours before caucuses. They will list representative delegates to the mayoralty convention, but allow ward friends to present their own tickets for the alderman contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Eleven
Republican Committee
Ward 11
Ninth District Aims for Alderman Seat Nominees
The Independent Democratic Club of the ninth aldermanic district meets at Friendship Hall Cabot street to nominate ex Alderman P J Maguire for alderman in 1890. Regulars back Martin Regan and Alderman John C Short may run. Republicans may nominate Charles B Woolley and several others including J C Chappelle and two German candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Democratic Club
Friendship Hall
Cabot Street
P. J. Maguire
General Court
Martin Regan
John C. Short
Charles B. Woolley
J. Maguire
J.C. Chappelle
Temple Hall Party Caucuses In Cambridge
The Temple Hall party in Cambridge will hold caucuses in the several precincts to organize support for the current administration policy and energize its local ranks. The events aim to coordinate strategy, recruit volunteers, and discuss upcoming votes and community concerns. Local chapter leaders urge participation from party members and interested residents.
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Temple Hall
Temple Hall Party
Cambridge
City Ward Rooms Set for Tuesday Election and Convention
Nominees for the Common Council and delegates to a nominating convention will be chosen next Tuesday evening. The convention to nominate a Mayor and a general ticket is planned for next Thursday evening.
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Common Council
Party Caucuses Held By Somerville Republicans
The Somerville Republican ward and city committee met last evening. A Democratic committee request for citizen caucuses was noted but party caucuses will be held in several wards next Tuesday evening to select Common Council nominees. The mayoral and general ticket convention will follow the next evening.
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Somerville
Republican
Democratic Committee
Common Council
New Young Men's Democratic Club Opens in Cambridge
About 100 young Democrats from Ward 2 form a permanent club with officers including President-elect Andrew J. Rady, vice-president John J. Loan, secretary William J. Ward, and treasurer Richard F. Aylward as headquarters are established in Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Ward 2
Andrew J. Rady
John J. Loan
William J. Ward
Richard F. Aylward
Salem Mayoralty Contest Nominates Tierney and Averill
A Salem meeting of Mr P F Tierney supporters decided to place him in nomination for mayor. Tierney is president of the Board of Aldermen. A further Essex House gathering will back Mayor Raymond. James W Averill has consented to allow use of his name for the mayoralty.
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Salem
Friends
P. F. Tierney
Perley Block
Tierney
Board of Aldermen
Essex House
Raymond
James W. Averill
Lawrence Democrats Nominate for Mayor and Aldermen
Delegates to the Democratic mayoralty and aldermanic convention met in City Hall and nominated Dr. John W. Crawford for Mayor. Ward candidates selected: Henry P. Danforth Ward 1, William J. Hanrahan Ward 2, Dr. Andrew F. Shea Ward 3, Arthur A. Bailey Ward 4, Otis Freeman Jr. Ward 5, John F. Hogan Ward 6.
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Lawrence
Navy
John W. Crawford
Henry P. Danforth
William J. Hanrahan
Andrew F. Shea
Arthur A. Bailey
Otis Freeman, Jr
John F. Hogan
Political Notes Banquets Honor Local Candidates
Captain John Reade the Independent Democratic candidate for Senator in the third Suffolk district Charlestown was toasted at a Waverley House banquet by supporters. On Thursday evening November 21 the Prohibitionists plan a banquet in Odd Fellows Hall honoring State committee Chairman M H Walker celebrating the large vote cast in the last election.
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John Reade
Suffolk
Charlestown
Waverley House
Odd Fellows’ Hall
M. H. Walker
State Committee
Winterbottom Fenelon Pair Wed at St Joseph Somerville
Miss Minnie E Fenelon and Charles J Winterbottom married at St Joseph Church Somerville last evening. Rev P F McCall presided with Miss Josephine Fenelon as bridesmaid and Ezra Winterbottom as best man. Ushers included Thomas H Fenelon Joseph K Fenelon and Frank Mc Mullen. Reception at the bride's mother's home 17 School street. The couple will reside at 17 School street Somerville.
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Minnie E. Fenelon
Charles J. Winterbottom
St. Joseph’s Church
Somerville
P. F. McCall
Josephine Fenelon
Ezra Winterbottom
Thomas H. Fenelon
Joseph K. Fenelon
Frank McMullen
No. 17
School Street
Unfinished Trotting Race At Beacon Park
A special trotting event at Beacon Park was halted by darkness between Confidence and Lambert Boy. Confidence led with two heats to one when stopped. The best time recorded was 2:40, with plans to resume at 1 o'clock today to finish the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
Confidence
Lambert Boy
Horse Shocked When Railway Wire Breaks in Lynn
At noon a high line overhead wire on the Lynn and Boston railroad broke on Union street. A horse owned by Dr. Samuel Simmons of Boston stepped on the fallen wire and sank into the mud. The doctor narrowly escaped shock along with several dogs, causing great excitement in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lynn & Boston
Highland
Union Street
Samuel Simmons
Boston
Fire at Dewitt House Lamp Room Causes Loss
A mysterious morning blaze at the Dewitt House in Haverhill confined to the lamp room on the second floor. The room held one and a half gallons of oil and three or four lamps. authorities say it was locked with no one inside for two hours and no matches found. Insurance will cover the loss.
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Haverhill
Dewitt House
Call for Abbott Lawrence to head Boston port collectorship
Boston merchants debate replacing Hon. Leverett Saltonstall as collector with Abbott Lawrence. Many praise Saltonstall for a clean, efficient, nonpartisan administration and civil service reform, noting fewer removals for politics and a growing port trade with lower costs. Some prefer Saltonstall to serve out his term. others suggest Beard as alternate.
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Abbott Lawrence
Boston
Leverett Saltonstall
Saltonstall
Custom House
Republican Party
Joseph A. Brown
Brown, Durrell & Co
Bedford Street
Cleveland
Harrison
Brown
Palfrey
Cambridge
Lincoln
Beard
A. 8. Brown
A. 8S
J. Brown & Co
State Street
Post
Massachusetts
S. G. King
India Street
Mr. Saltonstall
Boston Custom House
Fire at 4 Garland street causes $300 damage
A fire found in the attic of a brick dwelling at 4 Garland street yesterday afternoon caused $300 damage. The owner is Horace Billings and occupant John McLaughlin. The blaze is believed started by McLaughlin's young son, who was removed unconscious. A second fire in a clothes closet at 238 Havre street East Boston caused $100 damage. An alarm came from Box 635.
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Garland Street
Horace Billings
John McLaughlin
McLaughlin
J. H. Callahan
Havre Street
Boston
Franklin Trotting Park Race At Saugus Nov 12
At Franklin Trotting Park Saugus this afternoon a scratchy sweepstake for 75 dollars drew three starters. Three heats were run and the race was halted to be resumed tomorrow. Puritan driven by R M Duarland of Lynn led early but the full results are unclear due to imperfect report.
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Franklin Trotting Park
Lynn
Saugus
Ranklin
Wdiweesar Co
Love affair ends in death at Woop Haven
Miss Gertrude Kimball of Brooklyn, a society belle and amateur drama member, shot herself in the heart at Woop Haven Long Island this morning. The suicide is blamed on a love affair and ends a rumored romance.
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Woop Haven
L. I
Gertrude Kimball
Brooklyn Society
Brooklyn
First Marine Exhibition Opens in Boston at Mechanics Building
The world’s first Marine Exhibition runs in Boston at Mechanics Building with hundreds of exhibits described as beautiful, instructive and sanctifying. Admission is 25 cents for all visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mechanics’ Building
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Promotion
An old advertisement offers Dr Bull's Cough Syrup at 25 cents a bottle with a lightning speed relief claim. A secondary note promises a free paper if not found in the bottle and adds a 26 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
School committee debates history text and hires music teacher
Last evening the Mason Street meeting room heard a vote split on replacing Anderson's with Universal History. Leonard B Marshall led, Hadley trailed, and John A O'Shea gained a single ballot. Numerous principals and assistants were confirmed or nominated, while a push to substitute Universal History faced calls to defer or oppose. A Boston women voters note urged Fisher's History. The manual training plan urged a new mechanic arts high school with a Warren Avenue Dartmouth Street site, and orders approved to fund Florence Street expansion and Cambridge Street land purchase.
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Mason Street
Gallagher
Anderson’s
Leonard B. Marshall
S. Henry Hadley
Messrs. Whittemore
Schindler
Packard
Emery
L. B. Marshall
Henry Hadley
John A. O’shea
Sallie Bush
Common Street School
Ida A. Noyes
Baldwin
Anne L. Page
Cushman
Mary C. Peabody
North Bennet
Anna Spooner
North Margin
Serena J. Frye
Sharp
Ellen Gray
Winchell
Abbie M. Small
Hudson
Mary T. Smith
Starr King
Lucy H. Symonds
Warrenton
Mabel Hooper
Appleton
Emma L. Alter
Rutland
Emily F. Bethmann
Howe
Mary T. Hale
Ata
Caroline E. Carr
Cottage Place
Anna E. Marble
Caroline E. Josselyn
Ruggles
Lelia
Fallon
Green
Committee On Text Books
Allen
Chapin
Blake
Falcon
Humphreys
Murphy
Swinton
Yeas
Elliott
Fifield
Grainger
McDonald
Pingree
Swasey
Walsh
Alien
Capen
Hastings
Mowry
Whittemore
Winshin
Women Voters of
Boston
Fisher
Anderson
Committee On
Manual Training Schools
Institute of Technology
Mechanic Arts
Warren Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Seaver
St. Louis
Chicago
Toledo
Cleveland
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Florence Street
Cambridge Street
Seaver Street
Charlestown
J. P. Dickinson
City Notes Highlight Talks At Tech Society And Burman Exhibit
Major W R Levermore will discuss The Kriegespiel as Practised in America at the Society of Arts meeting at Institute of Technology tomorrow evening. Mrs M B Ingalls curates a Burman curio exposition at Horticultural Hall on Nov 19 20 and 21. The Paper Trade Association opens season with dinner at Parker House on Wednesday Nov 20 at 5 30 pm. Amelia B Edwards lectures at Chickering Hall on Portrait Painting in Ancient Egypt. C Howard Walker presents the second lecture in architecture history before the Boston Architectural Club tonight.
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W. R. Levermore
U.S.A
America
Society of Arts
Institute of Technology
Horticultural Hall
M. B. Ingalls
Burmah
Ing
C. Howard Walker
Boston Architectural Club
Luxury for California Tourists Expands Pullman Car Design
A Boston and New York rail excursion train for Raymond Whitcomb's California trip showcases four drawing rooms per car, private toilet doors, and seal-brown plush interiors with steam heat. The display runs at Fitchburg station from 12 to 3 tomorrow, then departs at 4 for the Pacific Coast via the Hoosac Tunnel, Rock Island and Santa Fe route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Palace Car Company
Raymond & Whitcomb
California
Fitchburg Station
Pacific Coast
Harvard
Alcazar
Whitcomb
Holden
Hoosac Tunnel
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Springer Bros Cloaks Offer Wide Seasonal Collection
The Post reminds lady readers of a large assortment of cloaks at Springer Bros retail establishments. Descriptions cover imports and their own manufacture, from fine costly goods to moderate price options, all tasteful and durable. Their advertisement is on the first page.
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Post
Messrs. Springer Bros
Through Trains Begin to Centre Barnstead
The Concorn and Montreal railroad will commence running regular trains through to Centre Barnstead on November 18.
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Concorn & Montreal Railroad
Centre Barnstead
European Squadron Ordered to Boston Harbor
The European Squadron was ordered to Boston Harbor by the Secretary at the request of the managers of the Maritime Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Harbor
Nae
Maritime Exhion
Electric Wires Talk Draws Boston Club at Tavern Dinner
A Boston Electric Club dinner at the Tavern hosted fifty guests including Mayor Hart and Fire Commissioners. speakers debated Municipal Regulation and Control of Electric Wires. The Boston Marine Society and Massachusetts Horticultural Society held meetings at Young's. many notable arrivals and guests were listed from hotels across Boston.
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Electrc
Boston Electric Club
Mayor Hart
Fitch, Murphy and Tobin
W. A. Hovey
Bell Telephone Company
Hart
R. N. Ransom
Brophy
J. C. Wilson
H. B. Cram
A. H. Chapman
W. J. Denver
Boston Marine Society
Young’s
Luther Fisk
Ryckman
Maritime Exhibition
Hugh Coyle
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
E. L. Beard
Mark Twain
Parker House
Vendome
F. W. Gay and Wife
Chicago
J. S. Carpenter
Pawtucket
United States
David_B. Reynolds
New York
A. C. Prescott
Westfield
C. E. Macomber
Fall River
K. G. Underwood
H. M. Brewster
Sortaamale
Henry C. Smith
W. H. Russell
Springfield
N. Y
R. O. Cheney
South Manchester
Conn
Thorndike
Henry E. Duncan
Portland
P. Lathrop
Meriden
J M. Gallup
Hartford
J. H. Earl
F. J. Higginson
F. J. Higginson, dr. Adams—Fred_ Morris, New York; J. L. Delaplains
Philadelphia
Carl Alves
E. P. Chapin
C. A. Cushing
Albert L. Calder
Providence
R. L
B. V. Smith
St. John
Washington
Maine
H. C. Hall
Sharon
Penn
G. D. Burbank
North Conway
National Lancers Consider April California Trip
The National Lancers met at Bulfinch street armory to discuss an April excursion. A committee was formed to advise on the trip and destination, including Captain Wadsworth Lieutenants Nichols Emerson and Pierce, Past Captains Andrews and Allard, Sergeants Jones Neal and Fales, and Clerk Charles Waugh. The group favored a shorter excursion, possibly to New Orleans or Washington and Gettysburg.
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National Lancers
Bulfinch Street
California
Wadsworth
Nichols
Emerson
Pierce
Andrews
Allard
Jones
Neal
Fales
Charles Waugh
New Orleans
Washington
Gettysburg
Sunday School Convention Opens at Tremont Temple
John Hall D D of New York delivers the opening address at the Massachusetts Sunday school convention in Tremont Temple. Afternoon program includes praise and prayer, business, and talks by Haynes Peloubet and Jacobs. Supper and social time precede a lecture by A E Schauffler on Ruin and Rescue.
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John Hall
D.D
New York
Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
E. J. Haynes
F. N. Peloubet
K. F. Jacobs
Esa
A. E. Schauffler
Printing pressmen form committee to leave Typographical Union
Local labor notes report the printing pressmen meeting at 65 Franklin street. A seven member committee was appointed to consider dissolving from the International Typographical Union and joining the Printing Pressmen's Union. The committee will report next meeting. Messages from the Central Labor Union addressed tailors on the eight hour question at Bay State Hall and St Stephen's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
International Typographical Union
Printing Pressmen's Union
Messrs. Stephens and Sullivan
Central Labor Union
Bay State Hall
St Stephen’s Hall
Boston Heating Co Delays in Pipe Inspection
No new developments yesterday as Boston Heating Company states it will wait about a week for pipes to cool before an inspection. The delay shifts the timeline for assessing pipe condition and any necessary actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Heating Company
Chief Justice Morton Shows Slight Improvement
The ailing Chief Justice Morton, ill with bronchitis for weeks, showed a slight improvement yesterday and remains hopeful for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Hayes & Sons Win 75000 County Bonds Overseen in Nebraska
Messrs W J Hayes and Sons of 103 State street have secured 75 000 Adams County Nebraska Court House bonds at five percent interest. The bonds mature in twenty years with an optional redemption after ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. W. J. Hayes & Sons
State Street
Adams County
Nebraska
Court House
Gloved style and fair prices in 19th century advert nos
A Frenchman praises a well dressed man using "well gloved" phrasing. Ads tout kid gloves from R J Gilchrist at less than half price on Winter Street. A tax event notes a Maritime Exhibition at Mechanics Building. Today's 25 cent day features Deerfoot Farm Sausages made from dairy fed pork, sold by top grocers with imitation warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. & J. Gilchrist
Winter Street
United States
Mechanics’ Building
Deerfoot Farm
Court adjourns as no civil cases ready for trial
United States Circuit Court session opened with juries but no civil case ready for trial. Alexander Moore of New Bedford pleaded guilty to taking illegal fees in pension cases and was fined $50. Redistrict attorney entered and prosecuted in 16 other indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Carpenter
Alexander Moore
New Bedford
Supreme Judicial Court session notes in Boston cases
The November sitting of the Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth Navy adjourns hearings to Monday. Cases include City of Boston v Simmons and Coughlin v Boston Tow Boat Company with counsel listed. Ellen Lockwood v Charles Corey details a tort claim over eleven pigs attached by a deputy sheriff. jury verdict for plaintiff upheld despite defense exceptions.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Navy
Drevens
W. Allen
C. Allen
Holmgs
Knowton
City of
Boston
William A. Simmons
A.J. Bailey
J. Thomas
Aug. Russ
Daniel Coughlin
Powbeny
J. W. Pickering
L. $. Dabney
Elmer E. Young
Providence & Stonington Steamship Company
Pickering
Thomas Russell
Ellen Lockwood
Charles Corey
Bristol
Corey
Williams
John Lockwood
Taunton Daily Gazette
Thave
H.J. Fuller
Lawrence N. Francis
Suit to recover damages for an assault in 1888
In Suffolk County Superior Court session, Eliza Ward sues Owen Stoward for $10,000 alleging he assaulted her on South Margin Street when she sought a rent receipt from his office on April 4, 1888. Defendant denies the charge. Proceedings list multiple cases and sessions with various docket numbers and outcomes, including a verdict for plaintiff in a separate matter.
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Superior Court
Suffolk
Barker
Eliza Ward
Owen Stoward
South Margin Street
A. KE
Insbury
M. Dolan
A. A. Ranney
J. W. O’brien
Meehan
Sharp
Ferrari
Murray
Hart
McLaughlin
Pinney
Hall
O' Brien
North
Daniels
Atkins
Roxb. Ss. Co
Dun
Ridge
Morrison
Sheehan
Brown
Canson
Kane
Hammonp
Levi
Berry
Gottlieb Stehle
West Roxbury
George KE
Curry
A. P. Worthen
C. G. Keyes
Carroll
Markham
Crozier
Washington Council
Royal Arcanum
John H. Lavey
Halsey J. Boardman
J. Haskell Butler
Charles F. Loring
S. A. K. Pratt
Thomas M. Ware
John J. Bates
John D. Long
W. L. Bouvé
Pratt
Ware
Cleveland
Rogers
Simmons
Nold
Wilson
Collins
Annable
Foster
Thomson
Same
Moreland
Boston
Thompson
Has
Donnelly
Carterkins
Tabor
Cutting
Baker
Went
Donahue
Crownworth
Bush
Pond
Andrew
Costelo
Joel
Rich
Superior Court Nov 12 Cheating Larceny and More
In Superior Court criminal sessions on Nov 12 Judge J Charles Dunbar lists Gormley and Fallon cases with sentences. Gormley two years for cheating, Fallon one year for larceny from building, Rattgan three years for breaking and entering, Merkle adulterating milk placed on file. Also numerous Same v. entries listed by case number and defendant names. Middlesex County Superior Court sees Hubert of Lowell charged with breaking and entering, and Flynn of Lowell with assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Curtis
William F. McClellan
P. J. Kennedy
Thomas O. McEnany
Boardman Hall
Robert C. Fanning
Edward F. Reilly
Councillor Flynn
Matthew Keany
Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar
J. Charles F. Gormley
House of Correction
Michael J. Fallon
Bernard Rattgan
Conrad Merkle
Commonwealth
Same
Lovering
Allman
Richmond
Lloyd
LeSaye
Conley
Goodwin
McKeon
Shay
McLermott
Crane
Tenney
Dyer
McNally
Cannon
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Sherman
J. George C. Hubert
Lowell
Massachusetts Reformatory
Thomas Flynn
Court Docket Listings and Case References
A courtroom docket shows case numbers and party names such as International Trust Co v Schuman Hoodles v Bailey Lord v Stewart Hallet v llunket Smith vy Hubbard Price v Lothrop Myers vy Knight McMillan v Pleadwell Devereaux v Ross Beale vy Kilduff Harris vy McCormick Flynn v same Wright vy same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Trust Co
Schuman
McCormick
Flynn
Same
Wright
Insolvency Court in Essex County Meets in Several Cases
In Salem on November 12 the Essex County Insolvency Court held first meetings for the David Winter case of Peabody with assignee William Perry of Salem and for Mars E. Vose of Lynn with assignee Irving Swift of Boston. Composition meetings were held for E. F. Smith Charles E. Durgen and Van Zandt E. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Harmen, J
David '. Winter
Peabody
William Perry
Mars E. Vose
Lynn
Irving Swift
Boston
E. F. Smith
Charles E. Durgen
van Zandt E. Smith
Not Guilty verdict in Liquor Nuisance Case
Superior Court in Essex County finds Hiram Littlefield of Salisbury not guilty of maintaining a liquor nuisance and discharges him Mary Collins of Danbury involved in the case also noted in the record despite the partial sentence snippet provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Lawrence
Hiram Littlefield
Salisbury
Mary Collins
Dan
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