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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1892

Page

7

Multiple Civil and Equity Case Listings and Judgments

A dense docket of court entries lists numerous cases by party names and numbers across civil, equity, and divorce actions. Notable items include contracts, torts, and property disputes with judges and counsel noted, plus several high numbered equity and divorce filings and a jury waived session.

The Overland Flyer: premier transcontinental train

The Overland Flyer of the Union Pacific system is today the most popular and fastest daily transcontinental train. It is a solid vestibuled consist with Pullman sleepers dining cars and free reclining chair cars. No change of coach from Chicago to Denver Ogden San Francisco or Portland. Note our common sense timetable.

Union Pacific System Chicago Denver Ogden San Francisco

City notes blend civic clash and school alarm row

A Cambridge era column reports on a contentious non political ordinance, school alarm failures in cold mornings, and a repeal move by the Common Council. It covers police signal bids, hospital growth, charity groups, a church site fund, a marriage, and local street life with vivid resident observations.

Sound Discs Revolutionize Deafness Treatment

A Bridgeport inventor, H. O. Wales, develops ear worn Sound Discs that focus sound waves on the drum head, increasing vibration and allowing better hearing of ordinary conversation. Experts note three quarters of recent U.S. deafness relief attributed to the device, marking a major medical advance.

United States H. O. Wales Bridgeport Conn Wales Thomas

Harvest supper and wedding news from East Boston

A harvest supper was held at Orient Heights Church last night with praise for the cooks. The Outing Club concert, postponed to Oct 18, featured the Pastime Quartet for Mr J B Scamman’s benefit at Tremont Temple. Patrick Bergin married Lucy Pendergast at the Church of the Assumption, with a reception on Sumner Street and plans to travel before settling in Jamaica Plain.

Orient Heights Outing Club East Boston Tremont Temple J. B. Scamman Joseph H. Cassin Mary Sullivan Lizzie Finn Sumner Street Bergin New York Washington Wyman Street Jamaica Plain Colonel Huguley J. D. Fallon William Fallon L. B. Finn Jessie McCue P Hayes Arthur Dennis Bergin Kate Clancey Miss Curry J. Sullivan Tom Hughes James Hughes Dan Bergin Michael Bergin Joe Bergin John Ryan Freakyman

Nominating dispute over district twenty six race and arrests

Jeremiah Norris protests his exclusion from the Republican nomination after caucus returns. Holmes and Buck named by delegates while Norris alleges illegality under election laws. Separately Kent F Bradley and George W Burnham arraigned in District Police Court on $2000 bonds for assault on Mrs. Annie Smith. others discharged as witnesses. The Ferry Man.

Jeremiah Norris Holmes Buck Norris Messrs Holmes and Massachusetts Annie Smith Kent F. Bradley George W. Burnham Frrry

Brich ton Weather and Local Notes Highlight Area

Rain widened cellars near Allston station with Franklin street flooding. Horace G. Jordan ill at Washington street. Bush busy and under the weather. North Harvard street features a 1729 milestone. Coal barges at Brookline Gas dock can reach Watertown by Charles River. Typhoid caution amid decent health. Hollis family properties at 482 and 433 Cambridge street praised for beauty and stability.

Allston Station Beck Franklin Street Horace G. Jordan Washington Street Mr. Bush Harvard Street Brookline Gas Company Charles Watertown Hollis George W. Hollis Cambridge Street Fred W. Hollis Braco

City Point Notes On Local Elections And Social Events

A City Point column surveys ward loyalties to McNary and Atwood, cites Somersets’ likely support for Atwood, and notes civic ties. Social items include Officer Reilly’s fifth anniversary at 489 Sixth Street, St Andrew society sociable, Yacht Club meeting, Davison visiting Nova Scotia, and Mrs Clark on vacation. concerts, conventions, and church events at St Matthew’s and St John’s Epworth League are listed with delegates and elections.

City Point the Post W. S. McNary Merset Asssociates McNary Atwood Somersets John J. Reilly Station 12 Sixth Street Brotherhood of St. Andrew St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church South Boston Cummings Henry F. Naphen Cleveland New York Boston St. John’s Epworth League Worcester W. T. Perrin Alberta Bridges Florence Kemp Clarence F. Palmer Carrie Batchelder Arthur Breeze Arthur Wright Flora A. Emerson Lilla Kelley Jennie Patrick Walker Jennie King Morrison H. Bernard McAdam Harvard Claude Fisher Nellie C. Dean Lyman Brackett Crry Pornt

Death and notices from Charlestown recount local lives

The obituary notes Michael Hughes of Tremont street died after a brief illness at 75 leaving a widow and children. Ellery C. Quimby the musician is praised for good living and hints at recent associations with the Bostonians. Seventy nine immigrants from the Allan line landed at Hoosac docks after quarantine. Sailors Haven improvements are noted. Billy McCormick buys a barber shop on Bunker Hill street. George Campbell sues the Boston & Albany for injury after a train collisions damaged his hand. Columbus Day plans engage the Suffolk Band. John Erickson drives campaign work across western Massachusetts. Dupont Social Club ponders HQ near City Square.

Michael Hughes Tremont Street Swampscott Bostonians Block Island Austrian Allan Line Hoosac Terra Firma John Henry Chainey Glasgow Allen Haven England Water Street Billy McCormick Charlestown Artillery Bunker Hill Street John M. Uart Billy George Campbell Abraham Lincoln Post Boston & Albany Railroad Fitchburg Road Grand Junction Road Boston & Albany Road Ward 3 City Square Bunkers

Boston Merchants' Association Meets After Vacation Season

The Boston Merchants' Association held its first monthly meeting since vacation season at Young's Hotel. President Lane presided as directors discussed public matters and reported progress on plans for the annual banquet, including a topic on "The rear crags Rim of the consular service of United States" with speakers to discuss the subject.

Boston Merchants’ Association Young’s Hotel Lane Consular Service of United States

Somerville Notes on Recovery and Local Events

In Somerville Dr Davis of East Somerville shows marked improvement as he advances toward recovery. A new residence on Summer Street belongs to ex Alderman Charles Hemmenway. The Somerville Teachers' Association met at Somerville High School with remarks by Frank Hill and Hezekiah Reed. A Y M S sewing and social at Perkins Street Baptist Church followed by a rainbow tea at the First Universalist Church. Mrs Herbert Gardiner hosted the Prospect Hill Whist Club. The West Somerville Republican Club began a rally series in Clarendon Hall. Samuel C Darting speaks in Dorchester tomorrow. The Somerville Cricket Club plans a supper and dance at Guild Hall to fundaboard club grounds on Bronte Way. Powerhouse.

Davis East Somerville Somerville Summer Street Charles M. Hemmenway Somerville Teachers’ Association Frank A. Hill Cambridge English High School Hezekiaheed Youth’s Perkins Street Baptist Church First Universalist Church Herbert Gardiner Medford Street Prospect Hill West Somerville Clarendon Hall Samuel C. Darting Dorchester Somerville Cricket Club Guild Hall Bronte Way Powerer Hovuss

Burglary at 10 Leland Street Reports of Local Events

A bold burglary at James S. Farmer’s house on 10 Leland Street saw a thief enter while Mr. Farmer slept, stealing $19 and a gold watch. Roslindale editor W. N. Berthold helps lead an evening concert and lecture at Berkeley Hall for the Kindergarten of the Blind, featuring Emmy Grant and others. The funeral of Orin P. Ford, who died at City Hospital, was held at his home with G A R Post 15 and LOOF Massasoit Encampment conducting services. interment will be in North Brookfield, New Hampshire, his birthplace.

Emilie Grant Ada May Benzing Jacob Benzing Emanuel Fiedler William W. Jacques American Bell Telephone Company Deutsche Techniker Verein Orin P. Ford City Hospital Dale Street O’eclock Post 15 Massasoit Lo.o. F Mr. Ford North Bro Kfield N. H

Remarkable recovery with Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery

A man near Roanoke Indiana, after trying multiple doctors and patent remedies, began using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. He gained weight and strength, can do light work, and his health improved significantly. local druggists report sales increases and urge not to replace with inferior substitutes.

J. N. Berry Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery John Hackrtt & Son Roanoke Ind

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