Nervara remedy credited with saving Champlain resident
A Champlain New York resident, Barney Wilson, narrowly survived a year of debilitating headaches stomach weakness and insomnia before using Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy. After two bottles he recovered miraculously and now highly recommends the vegetable medicine. Dr Greene of Boston and other doctors prescribe it and offer free consultations.
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Barney Wilson
Greene
Temple Pl
Boston
Mass
New England Circuit Court cases move through Nov 29 docket
United States Circuit Court First Circuit lists several actions in tort and equity. Notable items include Floyd v Merrill with mandate delay until January, Rand v United States commissioner fees appeal affirming $247.10, and Putnam v New York and New England Railroad damages suit for $30,000. Several other tort actions, verdicts and orders span sessions, with numerous attorneys and defendants named across Boston and Maine districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
T. Putnam
Nguson
B. B. Floyd
E. F. Merrill
Circuit Court
B. F. Butler
Floyd
W. A. McLeod
Merrill
United States of America
E. M. Rand
Appellee
Circuit Court For
District of Maine
United States
Circuit Court of Maine
Ciruit Court
J. W. Dyer
United States Circuit Court
Putnam
J. Paul Gallant
N. Y
Willimantic
J. E. Cotter
R. M. Syltenstall
F. A. Farnham
Axprich
United States District Court Libel for Salvage Against Carroll
Nelson J Alexander McKenzie et al sue Steam ship Carroll in a libel for salvage. On Sept 17 the steamer was found in a disabled state about seventy miles southeast of Seguin Island Maine and towed to Boothbay Harbor. Claimants North Atlantic Steamship Company admit some service but deny full libellant claims and offer $2000 which is refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
F. Dodge
L. S. Dabney
F. Cunningham
Supreme Judicial Court cases listed for November session
The Commonwealth's Supreme Judicial Court heard cases on November 29 with justices Fixxip Allen Holmes Knowlton and Baraker listed. Dockets include Abercrombie versus Spaulding Wellington versus Boston and Maine Railroad Stoddardy versus Winchester Union Freight Railroad Copeland versus Draper Maher versus Roston and Albany Rail Road Browner v Y R R Denning v Gould Watson v Camton Gas Co and Norris v Saxton among others with various attorneys named for plaintiffs and defendants and several cases left unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Fixxip
C.J
Allen
Holmes
Knowlton
Baraker
Abercrombie
Spaulding
T. E. Grover
F. Joy
W. A. Knowlton
Wellington
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
J.D. Long
B. E. Perry
S. Butler
Stoddardy
Winchester
J. T. Ppa
S. J. Elder
Union Freight Railroad Company
Wivkley
C. F. Choate, Jr
W. E. Jewell
Copeland
Draper
J. E. Hanly
H.G. Allen
Maher
Roston & Albany Railroad Company
Boston Furnace Co
Norris
Saxton
Dimock
Widmer
West
First Cong. Ch. of and RR
Rocklani
Hol
Taft, Petr
Ins. Co
Parker v. Kellogg
Boston Steam Fitters' Association dissolved by court
Supreme Judicial Court dissolves Boston Steam Fitters' Association noting no liabilities and stockholders’ majority desire. Receiver Frank Pattison to distribute $659 cash and assets to entitled members. Huntington Storage Warehouse Co dissolved with land and $1600 cash to be transferred to trustees for proportional distribution. G. W. Chipman assignee sues S C Lawrence over auctioned Medford lots alleging by-bidding and price fraud.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Is
Laturop
Boston Steam Fitters’ Association
Frank Pattison
J. E. Kelley
Huntington Storage Warehouse Company
W.B. French
R. M. Morse
B. F. Hayes
Superior Court Sessions Record of Tort Actions in 1890s
Suffolk court entries list multiple tort actions including Hoyt v Nagle for malicious prosecution alleged from 1888 with acquittal in Boston Municipal Court. Hines administratrix v Fitchburg Railroad concerns death damages of $6000 and $5000 for loss of service and death in East Cambridge yard. Ellis v Lynn & Boston Railroad seeks $10,000 for injuries after a horse driven on Beach street startled by an electric car bell rung by a railroad servant. Jury, verdicts, and counsel are noted.
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John Reed
West End Railroad Company
Main Street
Cambridge
L. M. Child
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
W. B. Sprout
John S. Booth
Michael Egan
Jeremiah J. Holland
Same
Albert Shea
Cronin
South Framingham
C. P. Sullivan
L. H. Wakefield
Suffolk
Bishop
J. M. Hoyt
R. Nagle
Municipal Criminal Court of Boston
Moulton, Loring & Loring
T. J. Barry
David Hines
East Cambridge
C.G
G. A. Torrey
Alexander Ellis
Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
Beach Street
Lynn
Contested and Uncontested Libels in Cambridge Divorce List
The Superior Court Middlesex Is Cambridge November 29 Hopkins J notes the remainder of uncontested libels and the full list of contested libels are in order. This update confirms procedural readiness for divorce actions and outlines the court’s docket status.
Mrs Frank Maynes Dies At Cambridgeport At Forty Two
Mrs. Frank Maynes aged 42 died yesterday morning at 2 Boardman Place Cambridgeport. She was sister to Dan Santry the landscape painter and Santry the plumber. She was once regarded as one of Boston’s handsomest women.
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Frank Maynes
Boardman Place
Cambridgeport
Dan Santry
Santry
Boston
Cambridge Notes and Local Happenings In a Cambridge Voice
Cambridge society items recount ex Alderman Kelley’s enthusiastic campaign appearance aboard an undertaker wagon and the souvenir German china craze featuring city landmarks. Fred Coaker is described as juror, janitor, and improvised DA aide while burglaries rise among youths, with police praise for city vigilance. Ponemah Hayloft hosted an oyster supper and a new baby carriage gift to Brother Gunn. Harvard Bridge.
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Kelley
City Hall
Public Library
Fred Coaker
East Cambridge
Fred
Court House
Hayden
Register of Deeds
Fair City
Cloyes
Cambridge
Ponemah Hayloft
Gunn
Dolis
Harvard Bridge
Chelsea Mayor Candidate Thomas Martin Leads Citizens Ticket
In Chelsea the Citizens party nominates Thomas Martin for mayor, seen as an excellent chance for election as many Republicans oppose current city leadership. No-license advocates press their cause with church support and a meritorious public effort. The note mentions Alderman candidate D M Adrich withdrawing due to ill health and the funeral of Richard D Sullivan at St Rose Church with burial at Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden.
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Thomas Martin
Citizens’ Party
Chelsea
Citizens For Mayor
First Baptist Church
D. M. Adrich
Richard D. Sullivan
St. Rose Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Demand for Faster Cunard Service Between Boston and Liverpool
The Portsmouth Times endorses Boston newspapers call for improved Cunard steamship service to Liverpool. Faster ships could attract transatlantic travelers from New England away from New York, elevating Boston as a major ocean terminal and ending the era of the slow vessels now serving the route.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Daily Evening Times
Boston
The
Post
Cunard
Liverpool
New England
New York
Philadelphia
The G. O. P. a Terrible Tale of Little Silly Billy Haile
A reader writes to the editor seeking a copy of a satirical pamphlet titled The G. O. P. or the Grown Up Cry Babies. They complain bookshops direct to the State House council chamber where workers are said to be overwhelmed and unable to help. A Morbid Anatomy student signs the note.
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Billy Haile
United States of America
Council
State House
Rice Furnishes The Argument In Springfield Republican
Councillor elect David Hall Rice is named to the Governor's advisory board. He immediately insults the Governor and vows to oppose him to defend Police Commissioner Osborne. The piece argues the Governor’s allies rely on Osborne and suggests abolishing the Executive Council.
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Springfield Republican
David Hall Rice
Osborne
Republican Party
Boston
The Felonious Overhead Wires
The electric street car is a great invention and a practical blessing. But the felonious overhead wire is a im position which should never have been tolerated by a self-respecting government. How long must we wait for this public deformity to be cured.
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Syracuse
Lerald
Republican scheme to discredit Governor Russell discussed
From the Fall River Herald the piece argues evidence supports a Republican plan to undermine Governor Russell. Billy is portrayed as a fighter ready to confront the schemers, while Howmer seeks to count him out if possible.
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Fall River Herald
Russell
Billy
Howmer
Governor Matthews Song Suggestion Mentioned in Holyoke Democrat
In the Holyoke Democrat a brief note asks whether Governor Matthews would sing well, reflecting readers’ curiosity about the governor’s vocal talents and public image. The item reads as a light, local curiosity column blurb without supporting events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Matthews
Hearts of Oak Lodge to Install Officers in Public Dec 12
Public installation of officers by Hearts of Oak Lodge Sons of St George scheduled for December 12. At St Johns Royal Arch Chapter meeting retiring High Priest Ivory H Staples installed Edwin Y Brown as excellent high priest Arthur F Kellough as excellent king and other officers. a grand testimonial concert in Lyceum Hall planned for December 5 featuring a lineup of noted artists. Also notes lights at beach house on North ferry changed from arc lights earlier to 5:80 am start. opinion piece questions city lighting policy for East Boston residents totaling about 40 000 people.
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Hearts of Oak Lodge
Sons of St. George
St. John’s Royal Arch
Ivory H. Staples
Edwin Y. Brown
Arthur F. Kellough
Charles T. Witt
Edwin G. Brown
William S. Shaw
E. C. Brown
Melvin W. Kenney
Exkoff
Deacon
Dunham
North Ferry
East Boston
Boston
Charlestown Cadets gear up for weekly drills and minstrel plans
Captain Stover orders regular drill attendance and solo practice for any absent man. The Cadets anticipate a minstrel show at Association Hall next month with uniformed, parade-worthy attire. Nearby, Kettell estate fence removal opens a large field for football and baseball between Frothingham and Harvard districts.
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Stover
Association Hall
Kettell
Adams Street
Frothingham
Harvard
Kette
Bunker Hill
Somerville Politics and N E D M Company Debate
City politics move quietly with potential surprises next Tuesday as Alderman Robinson gains support for his vote on licensing the New England Dressed Meat Company. Tax revenue, land value, and smell concerns are debated amid a fair program by Daughters of Veterans and local entertainers at the G A fair.
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Alderman Robinson
Slaughter House
New England Dressed Meat Company
North
N. E.D. M. Company
Crown
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Board of Health
Daughters of Veterans
Bowen
George F. Bowen
Edna M. Snell
Miss Blank
Ella Bragg
Jessie
Charlies L. Underhill
Grace M. Gooding
South Boston Notables and Local Events Highlight District
Charles M Bromwich longtime South Boston merchant and ex alderman dwells at I Street and Broadway. Blind Institution boys walk daily with guidance, Irish American Club plans January 11 93 ball at Odd Fellows Hall. School committee hopefuls Eaton Wise Barden Bispham seen as solid business candidates with strong Ward 13 14 15 support. City Point.
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South Boston
Charles M. Bromwich
I Street
Broadway
Board of Aldermen
Institute
Peninsular
Bar
Association
William T. Eaton
Samuel H. Wise
T. C. Barden
H. C. Bispham
South
Boston
City Point
Pinafore Rehearsal Meeting Set at Harvard Hall
News notes announce first planning meeting for charity Pinafore rehearsals at Harvard Hall over Harris hardware store at 7 30 pm tomorrow Thursday. A chorus of forty will be chosen with amateurs favored for roles. professionals not required.
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Harvard Hall
Brighton Avenue
Maybelle Montclair
Alice L. Hodgdon
Lulu M. Stanley
Brookline Gaslight Company
Cambridge Street
Allston Station
Beacon Park
Warren in the Old South painting for Boston purchase
A Boston movement seeks to buy Cobb’s Warren in the Old South for the city. Led by a trustee, the effort cites Henry W. Longfellow, Wendell Phillips, and local patrons, with $10 contributions welcomed. The painting currently hangs at the Art Museum, 22 Pemberton Square, with support from notable citizens.
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Boston
Warren
Old South
Henry W. Longfellow
Wendell Phillips
Thomas Robinson
George Fuller
Foxcroft Cole
Edgar Parker
Thomas G. Appleton
Alexander H. Rice
John D. Long
Nathan Appleton
New York
Hamilton Gibson
Art Museum
AlIus Coss
Pemberton Square
A Very Bad Idea Leads to Burning Accident
P C Miller of Melrose suffered a serious burn at 9 o clock yesterday morning after lighting a match while drawing varnish sizing at Burrell and Lovett on Main street. The blast enveloped him, burning his face, body and hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Miller
Melrose
Miller
Burrell & Lovett
Main Street
Mitler
How Larsons Was Drowned in Portsmouth Harbor
Captain John G. Crowley of the Sagamore says Larsons, a sailor, fell from the spanker boom while in Portsmouth Harbor. The gig was lowered, three lanterns searched without finding him or hearing him. The mate reportedly threw the end of the spanker sheet but it fell short. others interfered as he prepared a second throw. The crew frontiered.
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Champlain
N. Y
Barney Wilson
Mr. Wilson
John G. Crowley
Sagamore
Larsons
Portsmouth Harbor
Crowley
Enterprise Commissioned as Massachusetts Nautical Training Ship
The United States steamer Enterprise was commissioned yesterday as a nautical training ship for Massachusetts. Commanded by Compandor J. E. Merry, U.S.N., the vessel inaugurates the state's nautical training program.
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United States
Enterprise
Secretary of the Navy
Massachusetts
Thenindeat Compandor
J. E. Merry
U.S.N
Dorchester Land Transfers and Local Events
Dorchester reports a major land transfer with the Name for Aged Men and the David Simmons estate selling to Gerard Bennett for 53475 dollars covering multiple Elmo and Erie properties, plus 65000 square feet with buildings. Albert L. Jewell buys from Baker heirs a 354000 square foot tract on North street near the Shawmut railroad. The W T P second hall meets in Odd Fellows Hall with Germania Orchestra from 8 to 12. A Dorchester Independent Social Club fair at Oakeland Hall last night featured tables, a wheel of fortune, cider and soda. A Dorchester Temple Baptist double quartet, still new, has shown strong work during dedication week. members listed.
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Dorchester
David Simmons
Gerard Bennett
Elmo Street
Elme Avenue
Erie
Michigan Avenues
Albert L. Jewell
Baker
North Street
Shawmut
N. Y
N. E
Odd Fellows
Germania Orchestra
Oakeland Hall
Mattapan
Dorchester Temple Baptist Church
Temple Church
A. D. Murray
F. W. Frost
A. E. Howe
J. M. Murray
A. G. Murray
FB. A. Baker
H. A. Bryant
D. W. Reed
Grove
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Belige
Vallance Vs
A. Strout
J. W. Johnson
Niee Tappan & Warren
Dorner
Lilley
Edmands
Husted
Walker
C. v. West
Dennis Shoe Co
Lewis
Boston G
Eld
Gould
Ve Gray
Lennon
Highland
Pearce
Donahoe
Brackett
Pooler
Blrke
Connolly
Hundersky
Linnehan
Bailey
Name
Mahoney
Simon
Sullivan
C. F. Donnelly
W. H. Powers
N. Currier
Rentoun Whidden, Et al
J. Franklin Faxon
South Street
W. A. Gaston
R. Lund
Verge
Emerson
Hurley
Winkley
Maddanr
Curley
Fletcher
DaCosta
Fitchburg
R.R
Aime
Foster
Foster N. Kae
Orne
Evangelis
Calderwood
Tie Assn
N. BE. Brintnall
Brown
Chase
Old Col
Townsend
Foley
Percival
Mulis
King
Conant
Johnson
Roberts
Cerillae
Ores
Dexter
Longe
Albany B.R
McPhee
Bost
Marden
State Street
S. J. Thomas
C. W. Bartlett
E. R. Champlin
Howard
Morrill
G Llruth
Ball
Case
Carter
Mackintosh
Driscoll
City of Elathori Renainn
Kellogg v. Leach
Swampscott Mach
Parker
Shaw
Kendall
Howland
Vorban
Venice
Butler
Leach
Melody
Roosa
Porter
Stuart
N.Y
Donovan
Finner Bost
Ian
Equity
Aprien
J. Ebenezer Dewing
B. F. Dewing
Bill
Revere
Benjamin H. Dewing
H. Albers
C. A. Snow
Toppan-Howland Company
Charles Toppan
Built In Equity
A. E. Avery
J. M. Raymond
Starine
Sam’s Kidder
Federal St
Boston, Mass
Barney & Berry
G. A. Folsom & CO
Hanover
Waslington St
Fox
Gibson
California
Thos. J. Fuller & CO
Essex Street
Santal
Hug McCgarvy
Mary A, McGarvy
Admx
Down
Tremont Row
Roow
Ann Hillard
Boson
Hannah Alllard
Massachuse
Middlesex
Charles H. Woolley
Somerville
Frank W. Herrick
Court Street
Blanchard & Farbarr
Dock Sq
Faneuil Hall
Dr. Pierce
Tibbet
Geo
Etruria
Grandma Journal
Brecnan
Charlestown
Beecham
Brichton
Cobb
the Enterprise IN Commission
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chemista
Ail Druggists
Dr. de San
San Francisco
Washington ST
N. B
Spruce
Ae Ee Alpheus M
City OF
Board OF Street Commissioners
Beacon Street
Brookline Avenue
J. W. Morrison
Board OF Street ComMission
W. Morrison
Clark
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