Democratic Candidate Possibility for Congress In Sixth District
The sixth district Democrats may nominate Dr. William Everett of Quincy to run against Mr. Lodge. With ex Senator Jones of Lynn out, the district committee will meet tomorrow to decide. Everett could accept, and an out-of-district candidate would be legal under the federal constitution. Everett’s local ties and broad support from both parties are noted.
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William Everett
Quincy
Congress
Lodge
Jones
Lynn
Everett
United States
Dr. Everett
Nahant
Boston
Ledge
Bailiwick
Democratic District Committee
General Hazard Stevens
Andover
Foxboro
Westboro
North Abington
Odd Fellows
Winter Hill
Somerville
Cleveland
Salem
Catholic
Springfield
Judge Thayer
Hear
Forbes
Democrats of
Chelsea
Granite Hall
Maplewood Band
Academy of Music
Russell
Walliam Cushing
Harvey N. Collison
Leopold Morse
Mr. F. Sullivan
John I. Howard
John E. Wilson
Lewis Warner
Northampton
Cambridge Representatives caucuses show multiple nominations
Democratic caucuses in Cambridge districts named George A. Perkins Isaac McLean Horace G Kemp Clayton and John W Coveny Edmund T Phelan with a two seat district 4 report due after polls Somerville rallies and Republican event described as festive with a large turnout and speakers including Brackett Kingsley Bowman plus Hazard Stevens plans for further Democratic gatherings ahead of elections.
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Cambridge
George A. Perkins
Isaac McLean
Horace G. Kemp
Horace FE
Clayton
John W. Coveny
Edmund T. Phelan
Somerville
Clarendon Hall
West Somerville
West
East Somerville
Walter C. Mentzer
Brackett
Chester W. Kingsley
Selwyn Z. Bowman
Bargain Roxbury carpet rolls at Washington Street store
One of Boston's best deals is at Thomas O'Callaghan & Co. 697 699 601 Washington street opposite the Grove Theatre. Roxbury carpet types are selling at 86 cents per yard, all sewed up and ready to lay. The offer showcases a steady supply of durable carpets priced for immediate installation. The firm emphasizes value and quick installation for homeowners and renovators downtown.
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Boston
Thomas O'Callaghan & Co
Washington Street
Grove Theatre
Beautifully Fitted Up Rooms At Pamn's Furniture Co
A readable fragment reports showcasing reception, dressing and sleeping apartments labeled as renee for inspection at the warerooms of Pamn's Furniture Co located at 48 Canal Street. The snippet profiles a furniture shop display in a traditional newspaper tone.
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Pamn's Furniture Co
Canal Street
Boston Aldermen Hear Bridge Repairs and Wires Safety Orders
Boston aldermen met with full attendance to review bridge conditions after diver inspections. Repairs were ordered for multiple bridges including Broadway and Chelsea Street, with a special committee to study overhead wire safety. Other actions approved funds transfer, monument site, and building plan permissions.
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Board of Aldermen
C. W. Smith
Jackson
Boston
Broadway Bridge
Chelsea Street
Berkeley Street
Albany
Broadway
Charles River
Federal Street Bridge
Ferdinand Street
Maiden Bridge
Charlestown
Everett
Tse
M. G. Smith
Kelley
Allen
Stony Brook
Crispus Attucks
Boston Common
Arthur H. Vinal
Hospital
Deer Island
Martin School
Minot
City Architect’s Department
Federal Street
Committee On Bridges
House of Industry
Lunatic Hospital
Marcella Street
County of fSuffolk
A. F. Moulton
Jamaica Plain
W Wallace Kart
Debn G. Browner
Lewis
J. N. Hume
William F. Hart
Indianapolis Beats Boston In Sloppy Fielding Exhibition
Yesterday the Bostons struggled against sharp visitors as Indianapolis benefited from wild fielding. Dick Conway pitched for the home team but the loss rests on miscues by Johnston, Ray, and Tate. Johnston still led with strong batting while Hines, Buckley, and Quinn contributed at the plate. Attendance was about nine hundred.
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Bostons
Indianapolis
Dick Conway
Johnston
Quinn
Ray
Tate
Hines
Buckley
Mou
Cisse
En Seery
Nash
Hagsett
QO Quinn
Glasscock
Offtay
McGeachy
F.lo
Picea Eee Wchoen
Fornung
Moril
Keaty
Conway
Chicago
Washingtons
Mamoles
Hives
Kelly
Hornung
Basset
iIndianapolis
belts—Seery
Schoeneck
Morrill
McGermhy
Daily
Hilly
Jines
Valentine
New York
Pittsburg
George
Giants
Pittsburgs
Snow Alley Case Near End Of Fifth Trial
The Snow-Alley case nears completion of its fifth trial. Colonel Ingersoll spoke to the jury as court adjourned at 4 45. Judge Blatlett presided. Morning sessions heard depositions from Bartlett Wallace Gray and others. A letter from Snow to Alley was read in the afternoon with witnesses Shorey and Beard. Snow testified in rebuttal. Ingersoll to finish summing up, Shattuck to present his side, verdict expected around noon.
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Snow-Alley
Colonel Ingersoll
Judge Blatlett
Lester A. Bartlett
Thomas Wallace
Elisha Gray
Mr. Snow
Alley
George L. Shorey
Alanson W. Beard
Beard
Postal Telegraph Company
Snow
Mr. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
George O. Shattuck
Interesting Suit Over An Index In Encyclopedia Britannica
In the Supreme Judicial Court Judge Holmes heard Edward Towne versus Charles Scribner's Sons. Towne sought 10000 for preparing an index to the Encyclopaedia Britannica and 500 for extra help. Defendants paid for all services and raised the statute of frauds as a defense. The jury awarded Towne 6800. a motion for a new trial was filed by the defense.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Holmes
Edward Towne
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Mr. Towne
Fragment Society Annual Meeting Report
The Fragment Society held its annual meeting at Mrs. H. W. Williams’s residence on Arlington street with Mrs. Charles O. Whitmore presiding. Secretary Mrs. Charles Van Brunt reported 15 020 garments produced for the needy and shoes and clothing supplied. the treasury stood at 9 837 dollars. The next meeting is set for the second Monday afternoon in November.
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The
Fragment Society
H. W. Williams
Arlington Street
Charles O. Whitmore
Charles van Brunt
Exclusive styles in Jordan's Maxsu & Co. misses line
The Jordan based Maxsu and Co.'s misses clothing department showcases original tastes with exclusive children's garments. Distinctive designs highlight quality and fashion flair aimed at young shoppers and their families.
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Jordan
Maxsu & Co
Banquet in Honor of Dr Eben Tourjeee at Young's
About fifty teachers of the New England Conservatory of Music hosted a banquet for Dr Eben Tourjeee. Notables present included Louis Maas 8. R. Kelley Otto Bendix Carlyle Petersilen W A G Claus Signor Apollani John ONeill Alfred de Seve A Rosenstein and Tommaso Juglaris. Tourjeee had recovered from long illness and praised by guests for his leadership and the conservatory's growth.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Eben Tourjeée
Young
Louis Maas
Tourjee
F. E. Morse
Louis €. Elson
Elson
Tourrée
Conservatory
Eytan Wheeler
F. W. Hale
Pilgrim Club Excursion to Gettysburg Battlefield
The Gettysburg Pilgrim Club left Providence at 6 30 pm aboard the Massachusetts bound for New York with about 150 excursionists including sixty ladies. They will reach Harrisburg and Gettysburg to view monuments, returning to Boston next Saturday arriving Sunday morning. Officers include James H. Cruff as chairman and John K. Norwood as secretary and treasurer.
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Gettysburg
Providence Railroad
Providence
Seventeenth Regiment Maine Association
Massachusetts
New York
Harrisburg
Boston
James H. Cruff
John K. Norwood
John F. Murray
Edwin K. Jenness
John B. Bachelder
BE. J. Russell
J. Fee
Delightful excursions take travelers to California Niagara Falls and beyond
Three excursion parties depart from Boston under Raymond and Whitcomb with a special four car vestibule train to California. An additional Niagara Falls party of about fifty travels under Carroll Hutchins. Conductors Harding, Cooke, Wilson and Whitcomb lead the groups with numerous named passengers listed. A second California party departs Nov 8 and two drawing room cars will travel via Old Colony to Virginia and Washington, with two Pullman palace cars joining at Jersey City.
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Ffty
California
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Fitchburg
Hoosac Tunnel
Pacific Coast
Carroll Hutchins
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
Penn
M. A. Foss
Kendill Green
Mass
Willian H. Fuller
Aany Fuller
Elizabethtown
C. L. Gates
Northumberland
N. Y
W. J. Greeley
W. H. Gressy
Abington
Charles P. Harding
Boston
Willian B. Hayford
Bangor
Ellen P. Hubbard
Pomfre! Centre
Conn
M. C. Irwin
Pittsburg
Penns
J. Hy
Liebnan
Brooklyn
Sarah F. Norris
Roxbury
Ida Rosenfeld
L. J. Rosenfeld
Allen T. Smith
Mventura
Cal
N. B. Smith
San Buena
Chries W. Stetson
Providence
R. K
HW. A. Stetsa
Penniss K
Emerson Wight
Springfield
W. Windram
Longwood
C. D. Willitts
Vis
D. Willits
Wrooklyn
A. Y
Clara Woehler
Cambridge
New England Electrical Exchange Plans Charter Opened
The New England Electrical Exchange held its quarterly meeting at the Boston Electrical Club on Boylston Street. President P. H. Alexander chaired and praised the exchange’s growing usefulness and the formation of related associations in Chicago Cincinnati Kansas City and other electrical hubs. Reports from secretary and treasurer showed prosperity. A letter from Professor W A Anthony Maverick Electrical Manufacturing Company Manchester Conn suggested licensing plan changes, which were adopted, and a committee of three was appointed to secure a charter of incorporation due to concerns about license legality.
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NEW England Electrical Exchange
Boston Electrical Club
Boylston Street
P. H. Alexander
Exchange
Chicago
Cincinnati
Kansas City
W. A. Anthony
Maverick Electrical Manufacturing Company
Manchester
Library committee vows to buy key theological works
The General Theological Library committee at 23 Mt Vernon Street voted to purchase multiple titles at once. The list includes Wilson on Palestine Spalding on How to Work a Parish Mansoey Bible Doctrine of Inspiration Wellhausen History of Israel Eaton Heart of the Creeds Life of Luther Melancthon and Proceedings of various 1888 evangelical and Roman Catholic gatherings.
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General Theological Library
Mt. Vernon Street
Wilson
Palestine
Bleet
Mansey
Wellhausen
Israel
London
Juyie
Lewis Alexander
Allance
Washington
Hodge
Eaton
Luther
Roman Catholic Church
Baltimore
Stone Cutters Hearing Adjourned at City Hall
There were no witnesses at the Chestnut Hill pumping station hearing at City Hall last night and the session was adjourned subject to committee call. At the next meeting lawyers are expected to present their arguments.
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Chestnut Hill
City Hall
Heroic Driver Sullivan Told Policeman To Go East
A Boston street officer warned driver John W. Sullivan to be careful near pedestrians. Sullivan allegedly taunted the officer and his license was revoked yesterday. Other news includes a Jamaica Plain burglary, a man dying at a boarding house, a missing girl found with her rescuer, and community measures at local clubs and homes.
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John W. Sullivan
Fessenden
Hanover Street
Sullivan
Gabriel Boos
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Charles H. Morgan
Cross Street
City Hospital
Mabel Morris
South Lawrence
Sarah Scott
Scott
Centre House
Friend Street
Morris
Massachusetts Home
Trinity Club
F. N. Perkins
Albert E. Pillsbury
Massachusetts Senate
Mys. E. PR. Ewing
Young Women’s Christian Association
National
Convention of Union Veterans’ Union
McKeesport
Penn
D.W. Gould
Alexander Mack
John Plynn
J. W. Fracker
George Magee
Larrabee
Newbury Street
Edwin B. Horn
L. J. Elkan
Florida Plague Lecture Urges National Health Board
Dr. M Andrus of Jacksonville lectured at the People's Church on Florida before the plague and today its effects. She described many children bereaved by fever, urged a national health board, and said earlier aid could have reduced deaths. A small fund for orphans was raised during the evening.
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People’s Church
M. Andrus
Jacksonville
Florida
National Board of Health
Williston Wins Singles Title in Handican Lawn Tennis
Williston defeated Jennings in the singles final 6 3, 5-7, 6-1, 6-0 to take first place. Jennings finished second. Doubles final between Snow Jennings and Kingsley Williston was unfinished due to darkness and will resume Wednesday at noon with Snow Jennings leading 1 set.
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Williston
Jennings
Snow
W. L. Kingsley
Funeral of Constable Burcham in Charlestown
The funeral of Charles Burcham longtime Charlestown Municipal Court constable was held yesterday from his Hotel Gahm residence. The Rev. Sprague rector of St John s Episcopal Church conducted private services. He was buried in the family lot at Woodlawn cemetery.
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Constable Burcham
Charles Burcham
Charlestown Municipal Court
Hotel Gahm
Mr. Sprague
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
West End men arrested for copper shop break in Pitts street
John Sheerin and George Dolan were arrested yesterday afternoon for breaking and entering copper shops at J Measures No 37 Pitts street and Erastus Badger Son No 63 Pitts street. They allegedly stole a large quantity of pigs of copper and sheet copper, with goods traced to a place in Washington Village. Dolan has prior arrests.
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John Sheerin
George Dolan
J. Measures
Pitts Street
Erastus Badger & Son
Washington Village
Dolan
Quarantine holds brig Hardi after yellow fever deaths
The brig Hardi, once bound for Soston, arrives at port and is held at quarantine. Port Physician Cogswell confirms the crew deaths were due to yellow fever. The ship will be fumigated and cargo unloaded and treated at quarantine.
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Hardi
Soston
Cogswell
Baptist Superintendents Gather at Tremont Temple
Tremont Temple hosted its monthly Baptist Sunday school superintendents meeting with a social hour at 5 30 pm, a business session at 6, and an intersel listening period at 6 45 led by prominent speakers. Thomas Weston Jr of the Congregational Club, Rev George E Horr Jr of Charlestown, and Rev T W Bakeman DD of Chelsea addressed the group.
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Tremont Temple
Congregational Club
Thomas Weston, Jr
George E. Horr, Jr
Charlestown
T. W. Bakeman
Chelsea
Trade card listings across multiple firms in 19th century cities
A dense catalog of names and firms listed by city and state, detailing agents and partners in various enterprises. Entries include Atlanta Baltimore Cincinnati Chicago Davenport Detroit Fort Wayne Gaveston Indianapolis Louisville Lynchburg Memphis Natchez Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Savannah St Louis Saint Louis St Joseph St Paul Terre Haute Toledo and more, with numerous individuals and firms such as Bates & Co Moore & Co Tucker Smith & Co Allnutt Nixon & Goldsborough M Drake & Sons Reed Ines & Co Selz Schwab Chicago Phelps Dodge & Palmer Guttmann Carpenter M D Wells Greensfelder Fleisheim Camahan & Co McKee Branham Huiskamp Rosenberg Flexner Mendel Streng Craddock Terry Stern Jackson Moore Kirkendall Jones Co Hudnall Monroe Rosenheim Schafer Swartz Clark Goodfellow Allen Foot Schulze Terre Haute Shoe Co Chilis Lee Dunlap Dewey Rodgers and Co among others noted for agency or partnership roles.
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Atlanta
Kingsbery
E Bates & Co
J A Smuth
Moore, Arsh & Co
Baltimore
J Muiliv
Tucker, Smith & Co
D Nixon
Allnutt, Nixon & Goldsborough, Craw
Cincinnati
Meis
C Meis & Co
Thorne
W Fthorne & Co
Chicago
F Carpenter
Guttmann, Carpenter & Ieding
D Wells
D Wells & Co
M Fargo
H Fargo & Co
J and
N Greenasfelder
Greensfelder
Fleisheim & Co
Davenport
P Doe
P Doe & Co
Pullis
Tex
Buford O
Buford, Vorer & Co
Detroit
Uid
McGraw
Uo. Natchez, Miss
C Moore
Frank & Co
Omaha
Ge Oeley
T Kelley
Kelley, Goodfellow & O
Tre
St Louis
A W Allen
Clafin-Allen Shoe Co
St Lows
A H Clark
J M Yvimont
Clark Shoe Co
D B Lindsley
Orr & Lindsley Shoe O
St Joseph
W Noyes
Noyes
Norman & Co
St Paul. Minn
Henry
Foot, Schulze & Co
Terre Haute
Ind
E Haven
Db Griffiths
Terre Haute Shoe Co
Toledo
Lee
Chilis, Lee & Dunlap
Rodgers
Dewey, Rodgers & Co
Suprem Court Oct 8 Holmgs Towne v Scribner's Sons
Supreme Judicial Court case outlines an action from Boston involving William Denver as appellee against Robert Denver as appellant over the probate of Patrick Denver's will and codicil dated 1885. Issues include proper execution soundness of mind and alleged undue influence by Archbishop Williams and Leo Boland. verdict favors plaintiffs for 5850. Attorneys Lincoln Whitney for executors and Russell for appellant.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Holmgs
J. Edward C
Towne
Charles Scribner’s Sons
William Denver
Appellee
Robert Denver
Patrick Denver
Boston
John J. Williams
Leo P. Boland
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Archbishop Williams
Boland
Lincoln
C. L. B. Whitney
T. H. Russell
A. H. Russell
Superior Courts First Session Oct 8 1880s dockets and verdicts
Lawyer notes detail multiple civil actions in the Superior Court first and third sessions. Cases include McRae vs Green over $59.30 for extra work from 1885–86 with auditor finding for defendant, Newsome v Osborn over $8182 for trucking, and a contract suit where verdict favors plaintiff for $5402. Other entries list numerous case numbers, parties, and trial states plus ongoing divorce hearings in fifth session.
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Superior Cours
Mason
D. No
Daniel G. McRae
Charles Green
Panis
H. Orcutt
C. W. Bartlett
J. P. J. Ward
John H. Osborn
William Newsome
F. G. Holcombe
L.$. Fairbanks
Dunbaarr
George B. McLaughlin
Holmes Et al
H. L. Baker
F. Hutchinson
Randall J. Elder
A. C. Wellington Coal Company
Thomas
C. E. Washburn
Superior Criminal Court Oct 8 Sentences
The court list shows verdicts and sentences from October 8. Frederick Oatman acquitted of larceny, Michael Conley jailed for robbery, John Walker jailed for adultery, Aggie Lord five months for idle and disorderly conduct, Edward Minon sent to Massachusetts reformatory for forgery, Edward Overlock one year for embezzlement, James Sullivan one year for larceny, John McNalty discharged on own recognizance.
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Frederick Oatman
Michael Conley
House of Correction
John Walker
Aggie Lord
Edward L. Minon
Massachusetts Reformatory
Edward Overlock
James R. Sullivan
John McNalty
Probate Court Essex Oct 8 Wills Proved and Administrations Granted
Essex County Probate Court on Oct 8 proved the wills of Elizabeth C. Cottin Haverhill Joan Woodward Wilmot NH and granted letters of administration for Daniel B Watson Overhill Harriet A Carlton Tossed Betsey T Daggett Haverhill Mary S French Sansbury Joannah McCarthy Salem David O Keefe Haverhill Archibald Little Bradford and John W. Roberts Salem. Inventories filed include Sarah B. Dwinnells Haverhill 4100 William Merrill Haverhill 21641.69 Mary W. Duncan Haverhill 56002.743 John G. Haskell Manchester 9010 Edwin Sargent Essex 12121.19 Martha Schofield Lawrence 920.863 George W. Southworth Lynn 41034.63 Lydia N. Upton Danvers 618.820 Robert Burridge Marblehead 3025.568 Royal Day Bradford 647.885 Aaron Jdqueth Gloucester 363.173 Jonathan Holman Salem in trust for Mary Elizabeth Price 18536.26
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Essex County
Elizabeth C. Cottin
Haverhill
Joan Woodward
Wilmot
N.H
Daniel
Salem
Sarah B. Dwinnells
William Merrill
Mary W. Duncan
John G. Haskell
Manchester
Edwin Sargent
Essex
Martha Schofield
Lawrence
George W
Superior Court Essex Oct 8 Hearing Uncontested Divorces
The Essex County Superior Court session on October 8 focused on uncontested divorce petitions with decisions reserved, and the entire divorce list entered in order.
Superior Court Norfolk County case list and bonds action
Oct court session lists multiple cases including Chester Snow versus John B Alley for value of 150 Postal Telegraph bonds allegedly converted. Attorneys named for plaintiffs and defendants. Also entries of numerous docketed cases with party names and court references.
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Iatt
Whiing
Simi B
Darling
Kelley
Same
Mcintosh
Hender
Boston Flower Co
Scott and Trustees
Mfg. Co
Birch
Freiramaih
Hoston Blower Co
Brigyzs
Inhabitants
Corigas Vy. Smith
Walpole
Marsion
Brigzs
Probate Court Oct 8 Wills Probate in Plymouth County
Harris J Wills probated including T rey Wood Halifax Ephraim Thomson executor the Congregational Church at Halifax receives 200 Richard Vining Abington Henry A Noyes after bequests remainder to American Missionary Association of New York Emily F Clapp Scituate Francis B Lee executor Zilpan Wilde Duxbury George E Wilde executor Levi H Damon Hanover partial list of decedents and executors with bequest notes.
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Plymouth County
Harris
J Wills
T.rey Wood
Halifax
Ephraim Thomson
Congregational Church
Richard Vining
Abington
Henry A. Noyes
American Missionary Association of New York
Emily F. Clapp
Scituate
Francis B. Lee
Zilpan Wilde
Duxbury
George E. Wilde
Levi H. Damon
Hanover
Executors and guardians named in multiple estate matters
The document lists executors and administrators for several estates including Kella A Miln Daniel A Handy Eliza Gurney Susannah Newcomb John Allen Timothy Moran James Whitmarsh Henry Cross Joshua Williamson Zideon Packard and others. Guardians are appointed for multiple minors across Plymouth Brockton Marshfield Abington and Boston regions with Leave to sell real estate granted to Charles S Davis.
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E. T. Fogg
Norwell
Jedediah Dwelly
Hanover
Lydia Cook
Provincetown
Charles T. Salisbury
Franklin E. Keith
East Bridgewater
Kella A. Miln
Jennie A. Handy
Brockton
Daniel A. Handy
Charles E. Phillips
Whitman
Eliza Gurney
William H. Litchfield
Scituate
Susannah C. Newcomb
George W. Hart
Taunton
John Allen
Lakeville
Nellie T. Moran
Timothy Moran
James W. Whitmarsh
Abington
James Whitmarsh
Eveline A. Cross
Henry Cross
John Baker
Marshfield
Joshua Williamson
William J. Coughlin
Zideon Packard
Nathaniel Morton
Plymouth
Margaret Ann Morrison
Susan B. Edson
Rock Island
Agatha B. Edson
Henry J. Barter
Ella
Harry J
Jennie M
Edith Barter
Harriet 8. Ewell
Mary A. Ewell
Horace A. Chamberlin
Harry F
Annie F. Bradford
Charles H. Snow
Boston
Aurilla Snow
Herbert L. Brown
Cohasset
Eglantine and
Clement
Brown Scituate
Augustus Cole
Edward A
H Henry T. Cole
Charles 8. Davis
George Allen
Eder A. Wrigh Whitman
Pembroke
Melinda B. Oldham
Frank K. Coggeshall
Marion
Job Blankinship
Insane Poor Petition Seeks Hearing On Tewksbury Actions
A letter from Frank B. Sanborn to Governor Ames and the executive council accuses officials of unlawfully moving discharged insane from Tewksbury almshouse. He asserts lack of legal warrant and requests a hearing with Fallon and Wrightington summoned to explain their actions. Alice R. Cook adds her note from Sandwich about funding and legality concerns. No date set for a hearing yet.
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Frank B. Sanborn
Mr. Sanborn
Tewksbury Almshouse
Alice R. Cook
Tewksbury
Sandwich
Ames
Wrightington
Jewksbury
Massachusetts
Barnstable County
Regular Meeting and Guest List at Parker House Socials
The Merchant Tailors Exchange held its monthly dinner at the Parker House with bank presidents also meeting there. Registers list attendees from Tremont to London, including J. L. Armstrong Providence and A. E. Blanchard Manchester NH, H. H. Branshaw Burlington VT, J. Davis Portland ME, and others across cities and states.
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Parker House
Merchant Tailors’ Exchange
Tremont
J. L. Armstrong
Providence
K. E. Barnes
North Attleboro
C. B. Curtis
Waterbury
Conn
W. Tilley
Newport
P. Emory
Aldrich
Worcester
Joseph Rosenbaum
Savannah
Parker
A. H. Gilman
U.S.N
Daniel B. Fearing
Nelson
Greenough
New York City
E. H. Clark
Clark Thread Company
Hartford
H. H. Kane
Young’s
J. C. Crieley
New York
W. L. Voigt
E. H. Hipple
Cleveland
D. A. Boom
Baltimore
J. B. Bradford
H. C. Caswell
Fort Worth
Tex
Revere
G. W. Kimball
Keckland
A.E. Blanchard
Manchester
N. H
W.H. Mason
Concord
Rich
Canton
N.Y
Portland
Robert Pinder
Shoemakers Offer Boots Shoes and Gaiters in Town Sale
From Gevinnin to Eni, Pearline is best for washing and cleaning. Pollick SHOES promote a great sale at 32 North street. They are made for those who stand and are appreciated by policemen letter carriers railroa and express men. G. W. Simmons & Co. feature a wide selection of boots shoes loggins and gaiters.
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Pollick
North Street
G. W. Simmons & Co
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Rodriguez
Alpricch
Superior Criminal ‘“Court
Dewey, J
White
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Cushing FT Aocess CO
Washington St
Bosiou
Paris
Bakker
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester, Mass
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