Railroad City Ticket Office Time Tables Available
Railroad local and through train service time tables can be obtained at the company office or mailed to any address on receipt of a postal card. The offices are at 214 and 218 Washington Street, corner State Street.
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Abercrombie Poulding and Related Legal References
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Leatherbound docket of cases and sessions from 19th century court lists
A dense ledger of civil actions and defenses across multiple sessions. It lists numerous v cases involving contracts, torts, and freight disputes tied to soapstone quarries in Francestown New Hampshire and other railway and railroad company matters. Names include Hoar Dore Baker Lillie Glynn Ward and many others. The record notes damages sums trial statuses and orders across first second and third sessions with juries waived.
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Desbens v Boott Mills suit for 30000 damages
In Middlesex Superior Court Lowell on November 14 Judge Hopkins heard Patrick J. McGrath as administrator on the case of John Desbens versus Boott Cotton Mills. The claim seeks 30000 for injuries alleged from operating a defective dangerous machine. Defendant says the claim has been settled in full. Jury disagreed. P J Hoar represents the plaintiff and G F Richardson the defendant.
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828 McNally Comp vs McNall Sheehan Parker Woods
Legal docket fragment lists multiple pairs including McNally comp versus McNall and Puffer v Smith with dates 1820 1990 2010 and parties Sheehan Lawrence Bartlett. The text appears as a citation bundle or case index entry without narrative context.
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Cambridge Celebrates Wins with Fireworks and Jubilees
William A. Bock, North Cambridge florist, hosts a grand jubilee at his North avenue estate after last Friday's election result. Guests enjoy speeches, fireworks, music, and a collation as Cambridge Heights residents plan a further program tomorrow. Rev. George E. Ellis addresses a Shepard Society event on Early Times in See and the Colony. Col Bancroft’s son Hugh, aged 13, stands out academically at Cambridge Latin School. Bert Amee’s burglar alert yields a promise of return if prosecution is avoided, with a reply requesting questions but no further response.
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Char lestown Navy Christmas Concert For Sailors
Char lestown residents and supporters raise funds for Christmas celebrations at Sailors Haven on Water Street. A concert by local and steamship talent is planned for Monday evening, Nov 21, to fund the event. Chaplain John S Wallace provides Sunday music at the naval prison and aboard the Wabash at the Charlestown Navy Yard. Representative-elect J J McCarthy recovers from tonsillitis. Lieutenants Crotty and Carey elected to the Mondyne Club. Repairs begin on the torpedo and boiler sheds near the dry dock at the navy yard.
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Rumor on Ward 4 caucus amid Somerville election talk
Somerville faces a December city election with nominating deadline November 23. Rumor links Warren F. Locke to Ward 4 Common Council at tonight caucus. Senator Raymond remains critically ill, under careful care, with uncertain outcome. Water Works employees donate 102 to hospital fund. A Charlestown line conductor bets on West Somerville drivers over election gossip. Central Club bowling tournament opens tonight against Chelsea Review Club. Old Powder House.
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Herbert Gaynor Parents Sudden Threats Case at Allen Court
Herbert Gaynor, now out of danger at Massachusetts General Hospital, maintains his mother attempted to smother him and throw him from a window while drunk at their Allen court home. He recounts the assault, noting a prior beating and a strike at his life with a comforter as Mrs Russell intervened.
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Mrs Emerson Dies in Concord Widow of Ralph Waldo Emerson
Mrs. Emerson, widow of Ralph Waldo Emerson, dies at her home in Concord on Saturday. Formerly Miss Lidian Jackson of Plymouth she married Emerson in 1835. Her children include Dr. Edward Emerson Edith Forbes and Ellen Emerson. she is sister of Dr. Charles T. Jackson of Boston. Funeral set for tomorrow.
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Bridge deemed safe after inspection on regional rail line
Bridge Inspector Swain reports after thorough check of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn line that a previously cited unsafe bridge is now considered perfectly safe by the railroad commissioners following local concerns from Winthrop residents.
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Sulphur Bitters Presidential Competition Results Promised
The event announces that results will be based on official figures and released likely in about two months.
Outing Club Holds Second Annual East Boston Ball
The Outing Club in East Boston hosted its second annual ball with elegant invitations showing the order of dances and menu. Floor director John H Lane led the event with assistants, and officers including Lane and Conway were noted for a successful night. tomorrow Forest Glen Circle 97 plans a social in Ritchdale. class of 91 E B H S meets at 34 Trenton for teachers bazaar planning.
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Chelsea News In Brief: Local Politics and Club Plans
At the Suffolk Club whist party prize winners included L. H. Frost for leather collar box and Alice Adams for a silver manicure set. Republicans consider Fitz, Alfred W. Brown for mayor. Converse not averse to another term. Aldermen meet tonight. Elm Council U. F. elected Barford, Fernald, and Decatur to fill vacancies. Chelsea Yacht Club eyes a winter entertainment to raise funds. Mrs. Livermore speaks on The New Aristocracy at 7:45 pm. A monster Democratic parade routes through Chelsea tonight with illuminated streets.
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Iron Rain at East Boston Dry Dock Caused by Cog Break
During hoisting of the Katahdin at the East Boston Dry Dock Company a cog in the middle wheel of the speed gear broke. Iron fragments flew across the harbor, a 47 pound piece found on London Street, and engineer William J. Miller was badly bruised. Sufficient business pause expected for several days.
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Destructive Alva Sunk in Harbor Blocks Ship Traffic
The steam yacht Alva lies sunk at harbor entrance, bow to sea, in the line of incoming and outgoing vessels. Since a month ago the Leaming collision and several near misses have kept captains and harbor pilots anxious. A Georg Dumois collision narrowly avoided with quick pilot action sparked calls to remove or destroy the sunken craft. Perk ins & White continue cargo removal, wine stock valued in the hundreds remains, and the new owners may resort to blowing her up to clear the channel.
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American Type Foundry Seeks Control of Major Foundries
The American Type Foundry Company, after six months of negotiations to gain control of about twenty four U.S. foundries, will meet Boston Type Foundry officers in New York City today to settle the properties of the Boston Type Foundry and the Central Type Foundry of St. Louis. It was learned yesterday that the new corporation has agreed to purchase the two foundries and posted a forfeit.
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Brighton Bride and Allston Car Petition Push
Mr Henry Applebee and Miss Ellen Clark wed in East Boston last week with Rev L B Bates officiating. They plan to settle on Holmes Street Allston and furnish their home. Clarence McKay will carry a petition for an all night car to Brookline Coolidge Corner and Brighton. Brighton Allston residents urge better high school janitor service after a fireless furnace left students dismissed. Beacon Park.
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Sailors Enjoy Monthly Supper at Boston Seamen's Friend
About 200 sailors gathered at the chapel of the Boston Seamen's Friend Society for the second monthly supper and entertainment led by Rev. 8S. 8. Nickerson. The Immanuel Church ladies and Rev. A. P. Foster hosted a nine tableau program including Boy Columbus and The Landing, with audiences applauding the free roast turkey music. Names of tableaux presenters, pianists, and arranging committee members are listed.
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Roscoe Tisdale
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Annie
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Sentences Handed Down in Superior Criminal Court
Chief Justice Mason imposed multiple sentences for crimes including adultery robbery and larceny. Frank N Thompson received three years in State Prison for abducting Georgie Hale. Burglars Wansa and Diggs got six and ten years respectively. Forgeries Charles L Herrick drew five years in Charlestown. Other defendants received terms in the House of Correction two to three years and six months.
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Georgie Hale
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Thompson
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Diggs
Wansa
Charles L. Herrick
Charlestown
Thomas Sullivan
House of Correction
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John D. Hardy
Charles Bennett
Olsen
New Brunswick customs seizure leads to public auction
A New Brunswicker defies trade ideas as 3871 dozen eggs and 800 pairs of socks seized at the Eastern railroad depot by Special Treasury Agent Smith head to a public sale. The goods shipped by E. J. McKanson of St Marys entered correctly but socks were missing from the invoice.
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WILL AND WIDOW OF LATE CHARLES E POWERS
The wife of the late Charles E Powers seeks to set aside his Colorado divorce and questions arise about her claim to the estate. Mrs Powers would receive 800 dollars annually under the will while Fanny Sprague, the ex secretary, gets 900 dollars a year. Executors may resist annulling the divorce as it could affect estate rights.
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Richard G Uhlemann Furrier Debtor in Asset Case
Chicago November 14. Richard G Uhlemann furrier at 147 Wabash avenue is listed as debtor in an assets case with assets stated at 30,000 and liabilities at 70,000. The filing details reflect a net deficit and ongoing insolvency proceedings.
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Roasted Oats Highlight at Food Exhibition in New York
Medical experts at the Madison Square Garden exhibit on Roasted Cereals Company cereals debated digestion issues of ordinary oats. High heat roasting breaks granules, producing saccharine matter that blends with stomach fluids, aiding digestion. Trials by physicians show roasted oats suit those who cannot tolerate regular oatmeal, touted as a major advance. Samples are available at the Mechanics Fair in Boston with rapidwide grocery store rollout anticipated.
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