Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Nov 15, 1895, p. 5

Good and True Jurors Drawn for Suffolk Superior Court

The Post lists jurors drawn to serve in the Suffolk County Superior Court sessions beginning Nov 11, 1895. It details ward by ward names, occupations, and residences from Chelsea, Winthrop, and city areas, noting excused members and multiple panels across civil and criminal terms. The document catalogs fifty plus jurors including Henry C. Allen, John C. Anderson, Thomas A. Barry, Oscar F. Black, Edward W. Blatchford, and others, reflecting a cross section of trades from carpenters to bookbinders. It also records excusals and two subsequent juries with officer and street addresses.

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County of Suffolk Lot Chelsea Winthrop Superior Court Henry C. Allen Carpenter Glenarm Street John C. Anderson Basketmaker Broadway Thomas A. Barry Marketman Saratoga Street Oscar F. Black Wayland Street Edward W. Blatchford Mason Orange Street George Coleman Dwight Street Patrick J. Curley Rockland Street James M. Currier Central Avenue George W. Curtis Lumber Pleasant Avenue James Drury Gates Street Harry England Revere Columbus Farnham Fifth Street Alfred E. Fletcher Lamartine Street Walter G. Goodman Thomas Park Wallace N. Greenwood Monmouth Street William S. Heath Durntee Casket Company Monmouth Square William C. Herrick St. James Street Elmer F. Hudson Poplar Street Thomas Hughes Essex Street Albert L. Ireland Virginia Street Cyrus B. Knowles Warren Avenue Charles J. Means Marlboro Street Clarence A. Moore Temple Street Daniel Proctor Minot Street Patrick E. Riddle East Cottage Street George W. Sanborn Elm Street Frederick L. Smith Anawan Avenue Paul Stacy Hanover Street William T. Stroud Crescent Avenue Shepard M. Bolles Robeson Street Thomas F. Boyle Parker Street Fred W. Cheney Ashfield Street Frank F. Corliss Centre Street William F. Day Perrin Street James F. Emmons Boots Harley Street Joseph Hunting Hotel Berkeley James F. Atwood Baker William W. Bailey Washington Street William Bent John M. Campbell North Beacon Street John J. Carr Spring Street Patrick J. Cummings Maverick Street Alexander T. Dunn Cross Street Samuel Finlay Columbus Avenue William B. Floyd Mariner James G. Goosely Porter Joseph H. Graham Apothecary Arnold H. B. Heath Cashier Harvard Avenue Walcott H. Johnson Commonwealth Avenue Jacob Knecht East Ninth Street

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Ward multiple residents listed for city wards in 1885

An 1885 roster enumerates residents by ward with occupations and addresses across Chelsea Revere and neighboring areas. Names include Edwin Lafayette clerk Denis Lee fish dealer John Locker carpenter James Miller clerk John Murphy carpenter Horace Phipps glass dealer Frank Pierce Broad street etc.

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Edwin F. Lafayette Bunker Hill Street Dennis H. Lee Prison Avenue John P. Locker Sargent Street James L. Miller Quincy Street John Murphy Carpenter D Street Horace J. Phipps Atcaea Glass Cheswick Road Frank A. Pierce Broad Rockland Avenue Henry S. Potter Commercial Avenue John P. Prince West Broadway Fred H. Robinson Boyton Terrace George F. Stowers Revere John F. Sweeney Cler Hudson Street Alfred H. Wiggin Aspitant Cashier Wales Street John E. Woods Parsons Cornelius H. Cronin Huntington Avenue George L. Fargo Pratt Street Albert M. Gardner Montana Street Dennis F. Murphy Poliman Wallace Rand St. Stephen Street Charles F. Allen Hams Street Charles EH. Aldrich Mar Chant Elmore Street George F. Brayley Ménanie Lever Street Oliver HE. Burdick Swatchmaker West Fourth Street Charles H. Buckna Marion Street George O. Boynton William H. Graves Auburn Street Dudley T. Gray Broadway Chelsea George BE. Hogan Ashfield Street James H. Hagan Athens Francis L. Higgin Beacon Street Albert F. Johnson Elm Street Thomas J. Lane Fopkeeper Luther Newhall Hawthorn Street John O'Connell Funk Dorchester Avenue Frank Quinn Tobacco Stamford Street Fred A. Rollins Crystal Avenue Wilbur H. Ryder Ashmontreet Patrick J. Ryan Walnut Avenue Edward A. Sheldon Leverett Street John A. Smith Spencer Avenue Henry C. Stodder Eee Arthur J. Scott Parsons Street Sanford M. Walker Athens Street Henry L. Whitid Cottage Street Traverse Inperior Court Lyman F. Abbott Leahard J. Edmund Bake Ot Street Painter Amos Ll Barnbs Dean Avenue Eeard John J. Burcham Carpe East Broadway Lorenzo D. Cardoll Melville Avenue Franz W. Carter Waverly House William Cole Carpenter Parker Street William J. Covill Kirk Street Cornelius J. Desmond Cutter East Sixth Street Frederick W. Dickinson Chamber of Commerce Appleton Street George W. Billott Devon Street Charles M. Faunce Circuit Street Walter B. Gardner Charles H. Gooding Park Street Henry G Oak Avenue Henry F. Prince Dunboy Street James A. Roberts East Fourth Street Gilbert D. Robertson Massachusetts Avenue Walker Shepard Arion Street Henry Sherwin Robeson Street John H. Smith Central Avenue Henry W

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Schlatter Missing Healer Draws Crowds From West

Schlatter the healer, who had operated in Denver for weeks, has vanished on the eve of testifying in a federal case where two swindlers are charged with defrauding by selling supposedly blessed handkerchiefs. His presence had drawn crowds from Kansas and Nebraska, with hotel clerks noting patients arriving and leaving cured. Reports describe dramatic recoveries and a notable public sensation surrounding his brief stay.

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Denver Col Kansas Nebraska Oxford Ellsworth Kan

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Boston fair shines as Massachusetts Mechanic Association

The Mechanics' Fair in Boston, run by the Massachusetts Mechanic Charitable Association, draws New England visitors who praise its scale and variety. Highlights include electric fountain displays, metalworking and wood testing at the School of Technology, the organ and band concerts, art galleries, and daily special features as prizes loom. The organizers urge city residents to visit before the two week run ends.

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Boston Massachusetts Mechanic Charitable Association New England Bill John A. O'Shea St. Joseph’s Church Mechanical School School of Technology

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Interdenominational Home Missionary Societies Meet in Boston

The Clarendon Street Baptist Church hosted a meeting of Home Missionary groups from Boston and suburbs. Mrs. Alice B. Coleman led as president with praise for women’s funding impact. Speakers from Methodist, Presbyterian, and Congregational societies outlined work among children, immigrants, Indians, Mexicans, freedmen, and Chinese communities nationwide.

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Interdenominational Home Missionary Societies Clarendon Street Baptist Church Boston Alice B. Coleman George W. Mansfield Worcester Presiding Mansfield Home Missions M. E. Woman's Home Missionary Society Cincinnati South New Mexico Alaska Pacific Coast Frederick H. Pearson New York Henry C. Brown Congregational Home Missionary Society James McWhinns Reynolds California

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Fishing Game Men Meet at Copley Square Hotel

The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association held its regular monthly meeting at the Copley Square Hotel with 60 to 70 members present. President B C Clark led, new members A R Coolidge Clifton W A Bartlett and George L Young elected. several others proposed for next vote.

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Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association Copley Square B. C. Clark A. R. Coolidge Clifton W. A. Bartlett George L. Young Sumner A. Gould William L. Herry Arthur R. Robertson John F. Hutchinson Fruit and Produce Exchange J. Russell Reed New England West Bail E. A. Samuels

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The Hollands Bring New Boston Comedy to Tremont

Old friend Olga Nethersole stars next at the Park Theatre while The Hollands and B M Holland appear in two Boston premieres The Bicyclers and A Man With a Past at Tremont The Charity Ball with Miss Irving leads at the Hollis and diverse acts fill local stages through the week including Harlan Daly’s and Jane May debuts plus plans for broader national tours.

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The Columbia Park Theatre Olga Nethersole Washington Hollands B. M Joseph Boston Tremont Edward Harry Paulton New York BE. M Joseph Holland Tremont Theatre Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Mgrs Holland Bicyclers

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English High School Battalion Officers Receive Swords

The right wing officers got swords yesterday and left wing officers will receive theirs today. Delays in uniforms persist for commissioned officers, while many privates and non-commissioned officers have their sets. The E H S Regiment is touted as the first in the parade. Tomorrow’s big game pits the school eleven against Cambridge High and Latin School eleven, with likely championship implications. The second eleven plays Adams Academy in Quincy. The class of ’96 attempted a meeting last week but could not achieve a quorum and dissolved after adopting a constitution.

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Cambridge High and Latin School Adams Academy Quincy

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Paint and Oil Club Hosts Public Parks Dinner

Members of the Paint and Oil Club of New England gathered at Parker's for a dinner. President Wiley chaired as General Francis A. Walker of MIT and William B. De Las Casas of the Metropolitan Park Commission spoke on Public Parks, tracing the park system from inception to today.

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Paint and Oil Club of New England Parker Wiley Francis A. Walker Massachusetts Institute of Technology William 8. de Las Casas Metropolitan Park Commission Walker de Las Casas

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Boston Press Club to Hold Free Event at Mechanics Building

President Whitcomb offers the Boston Press Club free use of Mechanics Building for an evening likely to attract the public. The event is described as an entertainment of such scope it may tax the venue. Also includes an unrelated note about Salvation Oil and a price of 25 cents.

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Boston Press Club Whitcomb Mechanics

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Beecham's Pills for Constipation 10 and 25 Percent

Beecham's pills for constipation offered in 10 and 25 percent forms. Directions invite readers to obtain the book at their druggist and follow it.

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Beecham

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Is it Celia Leonard Missing Child Case Near Three Rivers

Montreal Nov. 14 The band of gypsies alleged to have stolen Mrs. Leonard of Boston’s child are encamped near Three Rivers A white female child of about two or three is kept tied in rags and not shown to observers A leader refused sight and warned off a correspondent The Boston police seek verification of the child’s identity with Mrs Leonard’s offspring.

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Montreal Quebec Boston Leonard

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Banker's Theft of Daylight Loot on Broadway

Italian banker John Caporoni had $190 in silver, ten dollar bills, and checks stolen from a pouch in his carriage seat while depositing at a Providence bank. A stranger joined the wagon on Broadway and fled with the bundle, leaving no clue as police begin inquiries into the daytime theft.

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Providence R. I John Caporoni Italy Caporoni

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Barlow Missing From Court in Back Bay Burglary Case

Albert Barlow failed to appear when his case for burglary and receiving stolen goods was called. He was released on bonds of 400 dollars, with his brother posting bail. Police, armed with new evidence, seek him at 128 K Street South Boston to arrest him.

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Albert Barlow Barlow K Street South Boston

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Atchison Reorganization Meeting Adjourned

The Atchison reorganization committee meeting is adjourned to await Mr. Ludden of Amsterdam. He is due to arrive on tomorrow's steamer and the meeting will reconvene on Monday next.

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New York Atchison Reorganization Committee Ludden Amsterdam

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