Jurisdictional Trials In Civilis Courts Nov 22
Proceedings in the United States Circuit Court reveal multiple actions. Contracts and mortgage disputes involve Mutual Fire Insurance of New York and Fire Association of New York over $30,000 insurance on a Ness City sugar mill destroyed by fire in 1890. Closing arguments finished. judge to charge tomorrow. Lawyers include Moulton Loring for plaintiffs and Morse Hill for defendants. Also National Bank of Deposit vs L L Brown Paper Company on a $5,000 draft collection dispute. Other cases involve Canal and Deming Water Company bond issues, Rio Company stockholders, and various equity matters. Temporary injunctions granted and dissolved in several matters after hearings.
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Aldrich
National Bank of Deposit
L. L. Brown Paper Company
Potter, Lovell & Co
G. & W. L. Putnam
W. B. French
J. F. Wheeler
Thomas Keyes
Mary A. F. Keefe
C.S. &C. P. Lincoln
E. O. Shepard
Suffolk Superior Court Returns and Docket Notes
The record lists multiple cases heard by justices BisuHop Sherman and DunBar in November sessions, detailing claims for services, damages, and tort actions. It includes numerous docket numbers, plaintiff and defense counsels, verdicts and pending trials across Boston and Roxbury, with references to rail and streetcar disputes and equity proceedings involving Mimbres canal bonds.
Cambridge News Sparks and Sales at City Hall Menu
The piece notes a joke squash in W H Dodge's store window and Harrison's earlier “goose” cooked metaphor. It previews a business men jubilee in Trade Association Hall to aid Wood Memorial Church with 100 firms represented by costumed young ladies. Also mentions inscription gilding at City Hall, a Boston firm winning city bids for water paving and schoolhouse loans, and egging of Head Master Bradbury and John K Abbott after a Ward 1 caucus with police pursuing culprits. HARVARD BRIDGE.
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W. H. Dodge
Harrison
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Boston
Cambridge Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Temple Hall
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Latin School
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Amateur Pinafore planned by Charles Winter in Brighton
Charles Winter organizes an amateur Pinafore presentation in Brighton with rehearsals likely next week at Harvard Hall Allston. He seeks about forty chorus volunteers at Partridge's Cambridge street studio and may hire professionals for principal roles if needed. A hall later chosen and a charitable aim noted.
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Charles Winter
Harvard Hall
Allston
Partridge
Cambridge Street
Winter
Warren Hall
Allston Square
Alston Station
Horace W. Dupee
Mansfield Street
Beacon Park
Hallstram Named Standard Bearer by Fifth District Republicans
Charles W. Hallstram of Ward 11 won the fifth district Republican convention nomination with 20 votes to 1 for Jesse L. Mason. Ward 16 delegates did not attend, having no support from Ward 11 and planning to withhold backing from their candidate Richardson. The Ward 16 Republicans are described as displeased and inclined to sulk.
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Charles W. Hallstram
Ward 11
Jesse L. Mason
Ward 16
Richardson
Ladies' Schubert Quartet entertains at Maverick Church East Boston
The Ladies' Schubert Quartet with reader Miss Jessie Couthous gave an engaging show at Maverick Church. News notes describe a harbor craft viewed by ferry passengers, a Charlestown grain elevator inspection by Burke and Lorahan, and local councilman Arthur’s caucus support. Also covered are a streetcar nuisance at North Ferry, a runaway horse collision on Sumner Street, and the wedding of Thomas L Cody to Mary E Doyle with a large reception and many gifts.
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Maverick Church
England
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W. E. Burke
P. J. Lorahan
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Joe Hooker
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Martes
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Dickmeier
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Alexander Doyle
Alexander J. Doyle
John Brown
Joseph Brown
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Edward Quigsey
Somerville Events and Local Improvements Highlight Day
In Somerville, Carle P. Cubberly will present a Sunlights talk in Odd Fellows Hall, Winter Hill, tomorrow afternoon. The West Somerville Dancing School Association hosts its second annual party in Clarendon Hall this evening. The health board orders 64 Webster Avenue vacated for sanitation. Clarence White Studio on Broadway hosts a public water color exhibition closing at 5 PM. Washington Street sidewalk repair improves cleanliness and comfort. Winter Hill station grounds praised by Station Agent Whitney, though youths sliding down the depot bank prompt calls for action.
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Odd Fellows
Winter Hill
West Somerville Dancing School Association
Clarendon Hall
Board of Health
Webster Avenue
Clarence White
Broadway
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Whitney
Lowell
Otp Powper
Dorchester Ward GOP, Alderman Race, and Church Events
H H Atwood faces uncertain support as ward committee future remains unsettled. W L Terhune leads in votes and is favored as incoming committee chair, while Henry Hall pursues Democratic Alderman bid against Charles Folsom. Tonight missionary program at Dorchester Temple Baptist with speakers and a duet. union service at Parkman Street Methodist tomorrow at 11. Grove Hall.
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Mitter
Mr. Atwood
W. L. Terhune
The
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Spellman School
Atlanta, Ga
E. W. Bates
H. F. Perry
A. J. Gordon
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Parkman Street Methodist Church
Grove Hall
CANDIDATES EXPENSES FILED FOR ELECTION
On December 8 the legal deadline for filing campaign expense returns arrived. Ward 23 Jefferson Club treasurer reported receipts of 1389 and equal expenditures with 7 debt. Royal Robbins said no receipts and 95 spent with no liabilities. George Wentworth spent 87 25 with no receipts. Curtis Guild Jr reported 257 25 received and spent but did not specify the club involved.
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George Wentworth
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Parish social and church events in South Boston
In South Boston a parish sociable was held in St. Matthew's Sunday school room. A new schoolhouse on Third street has begun. A baptism reports a baby girl weighing nine pounds. Mrs W H Devine receives many congratulations as mother and child do well. Also announced are a sacred concert by Miss Margaret Sullivan with Leon Von Vilete, a wedding at Gate of Heaven Church for John L Goodman and M F Bambrick, the McKinleys football game on Dorchester Heights, and a testimonial for Professor H E Monroe at Bethesda Hall. The West End railway lays heavier rails along Seventh street, delaying City Point arrivals due to street conditions.
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St. Matthew’s Church
Margaret Russell Sullivan
Leon von Vilete
Third Street
John L. Goodman
M. F. Bambrick
Gate of Heaven Church
Dorchester Heights
H. E. Monroe
Bethesda Hall
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Crry Port
Chelsea’s Novel Guess Ball and Local Events
Local Chelsea items note a glass guess ball filled with shot offering a prize for closest guess. A polo game in Lincoln Hall is set for 3 PM tomorrow. A mass men’s meeting replaces a YMCA young men’s event with Dr. Dormin speaking on secret sins of young men. The YMCA shorthand course starts tonight at 7 45. YMCA basketball vs Hyde Park tonight. O Leary died after a skull fracture at Abram Brown’s store. Winnisimmet Cycle Club moves to new rooms on Winnisimmet Street with 75 members led by Champlin and Linscott. J W Stickney, a former teacher, believes he can outride younger riders.
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Broadway House
Lincoln Hall
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C. A. Dormin
New Haven
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Academy of Music
Hyde Park
Hyde Park Gymnasium
Daniel A. O’leary
Abram Brown
Maverick Street
Harris
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J. W. Stickney
Charlestown Notes Include Governor Visit and Local Events
Governor Russell and Rep McEttrick toured the State Prison to study life prisoner pardons for Thanksgiving Day. Monument Hall hosted lively parties by the Charles Town Social Club and an upcoming double event on Thanksgiving. A street accident injured no one as Electric Car 658 collided with a team on Main Street. Charles Town residents attend dances, weddings, and civic events, with almsgiving plans and entertainment by Marcellus Carpenter.
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Leet McEttrick
Council and Pardon Committee
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Joiner
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Daniel A. Sullivan
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H. A. Hartley & Co
Sadie Bradley
Charter Street
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Charlestown Almshouse
Marcellus Carpenter
Nonantum Tribe
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Boston
Harmony Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
East Boston
Fred A. Roy
Somerville Rovers
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Funeral of Charlie Reed at St Pauls Church
The funeral of Charlie Reed drew a crowded church and Elks members led the rites. Exalted Ruler John Graham oversaw the procession with pallbearers from the Hoss and Hoss company. Interment followed at Mt Hope Cemetery with a special train to the Elks lot.
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St. Paul’s Church
Boston Lodge of Elks
St. Paul’s
John Graham
William Harris
John H. Dee
E. C. Donnelly
The
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W. G. Smyth
Daniel Baker
Arthur E. Moulton
Ignatio Hartinetti
Georgia Belle Merrill
Nellie C. Call
Lillis F. Sinclair
Warden Foster
J. L. White
Herbert Johnson
Howard N. Dow
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Park Square
Elks’ Lot
John Dee
Arthur S. Smith
W. H. Blossom
Mr. Cameron
Charles Ketchum
Hoss and Hoss’ Company
Boston Janitors Play Seventha anni verary Show
The Boston Janitors' Mutual Benefit Association celebrated its seventh anniversary at Meionnon Hall with a large audience. Charles Williams delivered a humorous session and impersonations, C Milton Chase performed magic, P H Foley sang with banjo, Georgie Denver recited a Darkey's Sermon, Walter Vreeland played xylophone, and the Imperial Banjo Mandoline and Guitar Quartet featuring W A Cole, Walter Vreeland, Carlo Carciotto and P H Foley provided the finale.
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Boston Janitors’ Mutual Benefit Association
Meionnon Hall
Charles Williams
C. Milton Chase
P. H. Foley
Georgie Denver
Georgie Denver Told of A ‘‘Darkey’s Sermon.” Walter Vreeland
Imperial Banjo, Mandoline and Guitar Quartet
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Walter Vreeland
Carlo Carciotto
Cambridge Heroine Dies From Burns After Fire
Mrs Ellen Chambers who tried to rescue Lizzie Poole from a Cambridgeport house fire succumbed to injuries at Cambridge Hospital at 4 AM. She suffered severe burns to the breast and her death was anticipated. She was a white woman with a colored husband.
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Lizzie Poole
Cambridgeport
Cambridge Hospital
Chambers
Mrs Chambers
Cycle tactics for the militia
Brigadier General Albert Ordway commander of the militia forces of the District of Columbia and Colonel Albert A Po of this city have written and published a complete book of cycle infantry drill regulations for the United States military. The work, nearly ready, covers wheel mounted formations bogie calls whistles and visual signals.
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Albert Ordway
District of Columbia
Albert A. Po
United States
Wrecked Cubana Sailors Return Home From England
Captain Mallgraf and eleven sailors of the wrecked bark Cubana sailed yesterday from this port aboard the steamer Michigan to return to England. The party includes Mate William H. Jones, Boatswain Charles Southern, Steward M C Courtney, seamen A H Mane ning, J Crawley, John P Doane, Robert Lewis, Thomas Jorgenson, Fred George, and Apprentice Richard Jones. They were sent back through the English consul.
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