Insolvency and deed reconveyance sought in Norfolk suit
In Norfolk County a case before the Superior Court involving EB Grover and others as assignees of Harper insolvent estate against Batavia Carriage Wheel Company of New York seeks an account of sums due on an August 17 1894 execution and a court order to reconvey land in Sharon after offering to redeem per statute. The matter progresses with notices and an order for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Henry F. Buswe
Batavia Carriage Wheel Company
Commonwealth
Thomas B. Grover
Eternaily
J. Feely
Massachusetts libel notice in Bird case filed 1895
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Superior Court orders Walter Bird to be served with libel and order by publication in Boston Post for three weeks and by mail to last known address. Libellant must appear on first Monday of November 1895 to show cause. Clerk Jos. A. Willard. Assistant Clerk Henry Bellew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
s.—Superior Court
State of
New York
Northiner
Boston Post
Post
Boston
Bysfolk
Dedham
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Superior Court
Suffolk
Elizabeth J. Bird
Beeston
Rail County
Walter Bird
Waites
Bird
A. D
Walter ©. Bird
Alice E. Bird
Elizabeth J. M
Boston.Post
Imail
Jos
Willard
Henry Is
Bellew
Middlesex
Cambridge
de Tine
Elmeston
Hurd
Theo
Eeeaper Court
John Morris
Chicago
Cork
State of Witnois
Emile. Mayes
David G. Beckford
Pleasant
Lewis
John D. Blair
Albert Dunbar
William D. Jomer
Commonwealth
A. Willard
Suffolkes
Albert B. Kayrs
Vnso
John W. McKim
Elijah George
Register
Alfred A. Marcus
Simmon Marcus
ED A. Marcus
John. WY McKim
Esquire
Describes Catherine Richardson Seeking Divorce from Franklin Whittemore Richardson
The petition to the Middlesex Superior Court states Catherine Richardson of Cambridge, Massachusetts, was lawfully married to Franklin Whittemore Richardson of Boston and alleges three years of desertion beginning around July 3, 1892, plus cruel and abusive treatment. It seeks a divorce from the bonds of matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Emperreny Mbela
Catherine Rickardson
Cambridge
Franklin Whittemore Rirdson
New
Pina
Franklin
Boston
Suffolk
Franklin Aiiberteen
Lhellant
Franklin W. Richardson
Ayers Times
Toca Cat
Franklin Whittemore
A. D
Catherine T. Chardson
Public notice in Massachusetts court orders publication and appearance
Massachusetts Superior Court orders libellee to appear in Cambridge on the first Monday of November and to publish copies of the libel in the Boston Post for three weeks. A separate Suffolk court case directs Emil E. Mayes to answer in Boston with publication notices to be issued fourteen days before the court date.
Spanish Hope Fading in Cuba War Reports
Spanish forces in Cuba face logistical failures and weak leadership as General Martinez Campos plans a vigorous campaign. Maceo is wounded after a seven hour clash with 3000 Cuban patriots, while Spanish troops struggle with poor clothing, scant food, and limited drill. The dispatch notes harsh criticism from London and reports crowded by Havana officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maceo
Bloodiest battle in the war at Soa Ariba Ban deadlocked
In Havana on October 6 a report details the bloodiest engagement of the current conflict between Soa Ariba and Ban. Wounded soldiers and heavy fighting marked the clash as forces pressed for control amid ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Soa Ariba
Ban
Brave Cuban Patriots in New York Speech on Cuba Freedom
In New York at the Academy of Music Thomas Dixon Jr called for U S support for Cuban patriots fighting against Spain saying 150000 trained Spanish troops have faced them for months and urging recognition and aid He compared Cuban struggle to Washingtons army and warned Spain's Cuba tyranny breaches the Monroe doctrine urging immediate U S action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Academy of Music
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Cuba
Spain
Dixon
United States
Washington
iIt
Where is Lawrence Clancy
To the Editor of the Post a reader appeals for information on the disappearance of Lawrence Clancy a 19 year old Irish immigrant who left Massachusetts General Hospital in July after being admitted in May. He is 6 feet 2 inches tall about 156 pounds penniless and has few friends. Any information should be sent to Timothy Calway 614 Windsor Street Cambridgeport Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mella
Puerto Principe
Santa Cruz
Espana
Duque
Sagua la Grande
Remedios
Havana
London Times
Eckert
Lawrence Clancy
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ireland
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Timothy Calway
Windsor Street
Cambridgeport
Mass
Giggle Gabble Fashion Follies and a tonic cure
An essay on modern manners features Oliver Wendell Holmes’s quip about tea and a critique of hurried eating. It extols Dr Greene's Nervira blood and nerve remedy, citing a Portland Maine user who reports relief from dyspepsia after five bottles, and promotes consulting Dr Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
8. W. McLaughlin
Oxford Street
Portland
Greene
Emple Place
Boston
Mass
Funeral for Mrs Strand in Somerville Church
The funeral of Mrs Annie Strand of Somerville was held Saturday afternoon at St Ann's Church with Rev Father Crimmins officiating. He stated after investigating the circumstances he believes she did not die by her own action but died by accident. The interment was in Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Strand
Somerville
Vernon Street
St. Ann's Church
Father Crimmins
Malden
Sunday Post Praised Music Supplement by Edna Howe
Edna Howe of Somerville commends the Sunday Post music supplement, praising the three Bongos as beautiful ballads and expressing pleasure in reading the feature each Sunday. The letter is dated October 6, 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Edna Howe
Somerville
Ingersoll Attacks Christianity at Boston Theatre
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll delivered a long assault on Christian religion to a receptive Boston audience. He derided the Bible as a lie and blamed it for madness and the loss of liberty, then mocked biblical harmonization of birth accounts and dates with sharp wit, drawing tumultuous applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Robert G. Ingersoll
Che
Christ
Bible Meets Ancient World Claims At Speaker’s Meeting
A speaker argued from biblical chronology that man is under six thousand years old while presenting mound builder and ancient Egyptian evidence to claim humanity has existed for hundreds of thousands of years and that astronomy and other sciences were known well before Adam Eve. The remarks drew applause and some audience concern over challenging scripture.
Local Sale Notice Sparks Bargain Prices for Capes
A fragmentary notice advertises a sale on ladies capes with discounts around 15 percent. It lists example prices such as 52.50 and 6.85, though legible details are incomplete and the item descriptions are partially obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romem Fr
Critic Attacks Theologians in Fiery Sermon Critique
Colonel Isoll delivers a fervent address railing against the view that salvation rests on blood sacrifice and questioning God’s impartiality. He condemns superstition over science and laments suffering in Liberia while keeping his audience spellbound with wit and rhetorical force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberia
Isoll
Follow Christ Church Dedication Attended by Archbishop Williams
Yesterday at St. Paul's Church Cambridge a festival marked the dedication of the church. Archbishop Williams and many clergymen attended with a crowd filling the edifice. Palm plants candles and flowers adorned the altar as Rev J J Coan celebrant led the morning service and Rev J J Ryan preached at the vespers. The sermon extolled the enduring authority of the church and the unity of believers under Christ. Clergymen listed include Archbishop Williams and numerous priests from Malden Somerville Watertown and Cambridge among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Cambridge
Williams
J. J. Coan
H. H. Sullivan
Driscoll
Louis"Walsh
J. J. Ryan
Great Army of Christ
Rom
House of Prayer
Paul
Europe
Apostle
God
Watt
St. Péter
Christ
Jesus
St. Paul
High Court of Heaven
Archbishop Williams
Thomas Shahan
Malden
John Hogan
Father McGrath
Somerville
Louis 8. Walsh
Timothy Brosnahan
Waltham
H. A. Sullivan
Cathedral
John Cullen
Watertown
John Flaherty
Father Salmon
P. M. O'Connor
Arlington
T. J. Mahoney
Obituary notices from Lawrence and Boston events
Several death notices and marriages listed from Lawrence and Boston areas. Entries include Barrows Budd marriage in Lawrence, Higgins Greene marriage in Boston Highlands, Adair death at 21, Julia Barrett death age 58 in city, Bowler death in Waltherham Street home, James Coffey death age 30, and William N Conner funeral with residence details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrows—Budd
Lawrence
Grate
Frederic Palmer
Christ Church
Andover
William Barrows
Sarah Jane Budd
Methven
Higgins—Greene
St. John's Church
Boston Highlands
Robert Codin Jr
Fred B.ggins
Mary Greene
Boston
Adair
Bessie A
George
Angie M. Adair
Barrett
Julia Barrett
Bowler
Sharyn
Waltham
Thomas Bowler
Mary Bowler
The
North Oil
Corm
James J
Mary
James Coffey
William N. Conner
Pembroke Street
Vent & Ofc
American Wringer Co. Wringers and Sweepers Manufacturer
The American Wringer Co located at 13 and 15 Broadway extension offers wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs on all kinds of wringers and sweepers are provided. Mail orders promptly attended to and telephone Tremont 764 available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Probate Court cites next of kin in Arlington estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court issues citation to Henry C. Rand for administration of Abigail Tter estate, Arlington. Court set for October 8 1895 in Cambridge with weekly Boston Post notices for three weeks. Witness Judge Charles J. McIntire. Also insolvency notice for R G ONeill Boston debts meeting October 18 1895 at Pemberton Square Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachus
Rsate
Abigail Tter
Arlington
Arto
Henry C. Rand
Cambridge
Middlesex
Boston Post
Boston
Charles J. McIntire
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Elk
R. G. O'Neill
Holden
Court House
Pemberton Square
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Eli C. Martin
Somerville
M. Frank Eastman
Insolvency Third Meeting for Orlando P Atwood
Suffolk court notices the third meeting of creditors for Orlando P Atwood of Boston in insolvency proceedings. The meeting will occur on the date and place specified with the assignee Sewell O Cketts present to receive claims and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Ber
A. D
Wnich
A. Richardson
Orlando P. Atwood
I. A
Askignee
Sewall
Ckett
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Brecks
Joseph Breck & Sons
North Markict St
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont St
Jos. A. Willard
D. Burrage
Enq
Ant
Martinez Campos
Santa Clara
William Shaw Bowen
Vyhe
Bayamo
Turkey
Atlantic
Antilles
Campos
Sucha
Rev
Thomas Dixon
Sunday Post
Ingersoll
Robert G. “Ingersoll
Father Ryan
ST. Paul's
Hood
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Eaid
Charles H. Sprague
A .W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
Benton
American House
H. Folsom
Suffo K
John H. Laskey
Tasolee Holden
Roe
Praia
Eugene Co. Upton
Commonwealth (of
John
Amann
Puritana
Nature
Dixi Crosby
Dartmouth Medical College
Goncord
N. H
Richard Boglish
Franke Deedmith
N Higgins
Joseph Smith
Suffolk County
Libro
West Roxbury
T. B. Moses
Spring Park
Spooner
Spring Park Avenue
Brookline Savings Bank
Frank Smith
Eben Higgins
Mortga, Yi Boston
Winthrop M. Merrill
M Merrill
Said
Suffolk County Registry of Deeds
Warren Street
Garbett & Wood
Rockland Street
Stanmore Lace
H. Moses
P. O’meara
Assind t_botde
Wal Arts
Ae B. Sintaman
Dorchester
Coleman Street
Quincy
Bellevue
Coleman Streets
Whitman& Breck
William R. Clark
Whitman
Edward A. “Honting
Lewis Coleman
HH. M. Burton
State Street
Notich
Desano
Reynolds Loan CO
Gideon Beck & Son
Eliot At
E. E. Reynolds
Telephone. Ag
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