Courts in Circuit Hear Motion Over Patent Infringement
United States Circuit Court hears request for temporary injunction to restrain Houghton and Dutton from using a patent for an improved duplicate memorandum or sales slips granted to John R. Frank in 1883 numbered 288,048. Complainant's counsel C. H. Duell of New York. defense counsel Esek Cowen of New York.
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United States Circuit Court
T. J. Carter & Co., Limited
Samuel S. Houughton
Houghton & Dutton
John T. Frank
C. H. Duell
New York
Esek Cowen
Supreme Judicial Court and Suffolk Superior Docket Entries
Summary of a November session: equity decree on real estate at 12 Boylston Street, redemption rights for a life policy, and a master’s account ordered. Other cases listed across four Suffolk sessions with numerous v. matters and motions noted for hearings and bench sessions.
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Supreme Judicial Court
C. Allen
Leopold Babo
Andrew G. Weeks
Boylston Street
Weeks
George C. Stratiuck
John Hillis
J. D. Fall
Jesse Gove
Probate Court November 24 List Returns for Suffolk County
Suffolk probate court items list returnable Monday November 24 covering trustee sixth accounts guardianships administra tions and probate of wills. Entries include George W Amory trustee. John H Anteleffe leave to sell. Hannah Ballard trustee. Addison Boyden probate. Catherine Daniels probate. Samuel Crowell probate. Mary Josephine Desmond probate. Patrick Donahoe administration. Felix Ethier insolvent estate. Jane Hapgood executor final account. Charles Jackson guardianship and trustee accounts. Anna McLean embezzlement. Alexander Margesson administration. Harmon Merrill probate. Merrick executrix final account. Caroline Miller probate. Mills trustee thirteenth account. Robert Mollineux probate. Elizabeth Quinn separate support. Leon Reducing discharge of surety. Robb guardianship. and other similar accounts and probates.
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Suffolk County
George W. Amory
Detla Avery
John H. Anteleffe
Hannah Ballard
William Barry
Russell Bates
Addison Boyden
Samuel £. Brackett
Francia C. Chase
Samuel
Crowell
Catherine Daniels
Mary Josephine Desmond
Patrick Donahoe
Catherine Driscoll
Felix Ethier
Jane M. Hapgood
Thomas Haynes
Firsl
Mary Hennigan
Charles Jackson, Jr
Charles H. Jackson
John Keefe
Anna McLean
Anna McManus
Alexander Margesson
Michael McGovern
Harmon Merrill
Charles J. Merrick
Caroline H., Miller
John , Mills
Robert W. Mollineux
William Munday
Maurice Noonan
James O’ Hagan
James 13
Parrott
Elizabeth
Henrigeita Whorf
Charles D. Woodman
George Woollard
Edmund J. Baker
Emily C. Stevens
Gardner Ball, Jr
Samiuel Bf. Tufts
Susan Rana Lash
Arlitta M. Davis
Benjamin F. Thomas
John O’brien
Smith v Prov Inst Powell v Shiek for Say in town Curley v Fletcher Boston
Listed cases in sequence with docket numbers and party names including Smith v Prov Inst and Powell v Shiek for Say in town Curley v Fletcher Boston and other entries such as May v Walker Wilkins v Gleason Burkett v Deicken Hicknell v Sprague Hillion v Cronin Nute v Stafford Wood v Dee Sullivan v Anains Sullivan v Hodge Osson v Coina May v Linton Boardmanry Flann Gray v Gates Swift v Baker Simart v Mann Farrington v Davig Skinner v Merrick Alland v Snow Swift v Morse Getto v Hull Barry v Pope Weil v Reinstein Falvey v Graham Morrill v Dodge James v Avery.
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Boston
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Wood
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Coina
Linton
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Swift
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Simart
Mann
Merrick
Alland
Snow
Morse
Getto
Hull
Barry
Pope
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Reinstein
Falvey
Graham
Morrill
Dodge
James
Avery
Ingenious Goodhue device at Mechanics Fair
The Goodhue electric heat regulator and chronometer by C F Goodhue, manager of Spurrs cigar department, showcases in Exhibi tion Hall. A clock like mahogany timepiece with a heater draught control that wakes servants and maintains home temperature, slated for market with inquiries to Mr C F Goodhue at 159 Huntington Avenue Boston.
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Goodhue
Magee Furnace Company
Exhibition Hall
Charles F. Goodhue
H.W. Spurr & Co
Kina
C. F. Goodhue
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Local labor meetings outline political circular vote
The International Brotherhood of Railroad Employees met in Irving Siall and elected delegates to a labor and reform conference this evening in TypeHal. Freight Handlers Assembly 6572 met in Dexter Hall with 300 members voting on the Powderly circular. results sent to Philadelphia. Bakers Union 54 elected John C Gray as delegate to the Detroit AFL convention. Trainmen’s Brotherhood 97 reports 25,000 members and 200000 in benefits. next convention in Boston. Carpenters District Council instructs a Malden meeting December 3. Union 561 to shift to Tuesday evenings. Maguire of Philadelphia to attend New Year’s mass address. Slate and metal roofers posted four non union firms in Eage Hall.
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International Brotherhood of Railroad Employees
Irving Siall
Conference of Labor and Reform Organizations
TypeHal
Gettwiz
Pinkerton
Dexter Hall
General Assembly of Knights of Labor
Philadelphia
Horticultural Hall
Bakers’ Union 54
Foresters’ Hall
John C. Gray
American Federation of Labor
Detroit
Joston
Trainmen’s Brotherhood
Ancient Landmark Hall
Los Angeles
United States
Boston
Carpenters’ District Council
Messrs. Shields, McKay and Coyle
Malden
Union 561
P. J. Maguire
Eage Hall
Nationalism as a Religion lecture in Wendell Phillips course
Rabbi Solomon Schindler argued that nationalism risks becoming a secular creed replacing church authority. He traced Phillips’s stand for human rights, urged brotherhood over sectarianism, and warned that competitive industry exploits the many. He proposed common ownership of production and shared labor as a just alternative.
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Rabbi Solomon Schindler
Wendell Phillips
Jacob Benzing
H. Norris
Emily Grant
CG. L. B. Tilton
Solomon Schindler
Monroe Thayer
New West
Edwin D. Mead
Rabbi Schindler
Commonwealth
Wendell Philips
Europe
Multiple Names Listed Across Fraternal Society Entries
A lengthy passage lists numerous individuals and couples connected to various fraternal lodges and organizations across cities like Philadelphia New York Rochester Cambridge and Boston. The long roster includes Adams Thorndike Reynolds Clark Revere American Quincy Crawford Parkers Tremont and others with many spouses and locations noted.
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N. Y
John Dodd
Providence
C. N. Savage
Canton
Brunswick
P. F. Hobbe
J. A. Woods
New York
J. E. Haseltine
Brookline
L. J. Ellis
Emma Tyng
Stanbury Sutton
Pittsburg
Penn
Walter 8. Coles
Cincinnati
Veaponry
Edward L. Mon
South Bend
Wash
C. D.thompson
Reynolds
Alfred Burck
Lisbon
Portugal
W. A. Chace
J. F. Hanley
Ae York
George B. Koch
Troy
Davenport
Milton
Clark’s
F. W. Bradley
A. V. Hammond
Chicago
F. E. Cook
Philadelphia
West Quaco
N. B
Nat York
H. H. Rowley
Winnipeg
H.C. Miles
Hattie Leonard
Lillian Russell
Edison Company Ordered to Supply Electricity for Lamps
The Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners ruled in favor of the New England Shoe and Leather Association and others, granting an appeal right under the new law. Edison Electric Illuminating Company must furnish electricity for lighting their buildings with lamps made by other manufacturers, rejecting a contract exclusivity claim.
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Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Edisoh
Edyson Company
Harvest Service at St. Paul's Church
A Thanksgiving service of music was held at St. Paul's Church yesterday afternoon. The program featured a harvest cantata by John Francis Waller with music by George Garrett, performed by the united choirs of Harvard University and St. Paul's totaling seventy members under W. A. Locke. Magnificat et Nunc was sung by E. A. Clare and Jerusalem's High Towers by H. W. Parke, with Rev. John S. Lindsay and Rev. Edwin Johnson officiating.
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St. Paul’s Church
John Francis Waller
Ll.d
George Garrett
M.A
United Choirs
Harvard University
St. Paul’s
W. A. Locke
E. A. Clare
Jerusalem
H.W. Parke
John 8. Lindsay
D.D
Edwin Johnson
Money Market Stabilizes After Certificate Loans Rise
Boston money market trends show banks relying on certificates at 7.3 percent, with call loans around 6 percent and year money near 6.7 percent. Clearing-house activity shifts, New York funds firm, and Toronto to a cautious upturn as banks deploy certificates to shore up liquidity amidst prior stress. Major tables compare Boston and New York weekly clears, while copper, railroad, and stock sectors hint at renewed confidence and potential gains.
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Boston
New York
New York City
San Francisco
Fourth Bank of
Bonds Continued Market snippets from old ledger page
Fragmentary bond prices and figures listed as 244g 25 185 190 ce 105 i and 16% 3 165 2514 1014 50 It 85 9954 26 Vo indicate a historical securities section with incomplete data. No clear entities or events beyond numeric entries and shorthand market notation are discernible here.
New York Financial Stock Sales Report November 22
New York stock sales on November 22 totaled 223,500 shares with closing prices and daily ranges for numerous issues. The report lists opening highest lowest and closing quotes for numerous issues, including railroads, banks, mining stocks, and bonds, alongside mining stock closings and a brief advertising note for Dr Bull's Cough Syrup and Salvation Oil.
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New York
Ytoday
Dr. Bull
Salvation Oil
Winter Wisdom and Financial Glints From The Era
Do not fear fresh air yet guard against drafts and remove outerwear quickly in warm rooms. Pure whiskey urged as a cough remedy, Duffy's Pure Malt praised by doctors for purity. Stock market closes steady with slight price reaction amid broad advances and specific security notes.
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Uechange
Expresa LS. Johnson & CO
Boston
Mass
London financial snapshot shows buoyant open then slight pullback
London noon market report lists Consols at 95 5-16 for money and 95% for the account with various bonds and stocks quoted. United States and Canadian issues cited, plus Erie, Illinois Central, Reading and Pennsylvania. Market opened buoyant, later eased on realizations, now firm at 12:30 p m with prices compared to yesterday’s close.
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Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York
London
United States
St Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexican Central News
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