Boston Probate Citations for Claimed Administrations and Trusteeship
Massachusetts probate notices cite Betsey Clapp estate and Andrea Gnecco will trust. George Clapp seeks administration without surety. Rosa Gnecco, trustee, presents final account for Masses. Court hearings set for October 20, 1892 at Boston Probate Court. notices run in the Boston Post for three weeks. Witness John W. McKim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceaven Wealth of
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Andrea Gnecco
Boston
Rosa Gnecco
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elwah George
Register
Mercy L Binney estate probate account in Boston
Harriet L Gunnison executrix presents first account of mercy L Binney estate. Probate Court in Boston Suffolk to hear reasons to allow or disallow on October 20 1892 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Citation published weekly in Boston Post for three weeks prior to hearing. Registrar Elijah George affirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Suffolk, Sr
Mercy L. Binney
Boston
Harriet L. Gunnison
Suffolk
Boston Post
JoHn W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Boston Probate Court Citations For Admin of Proctor Estate
Citations issued to creditors and interested parties regarding the estate of J Proctor late of Boston intestate. George Proctor applies for letters of administration without bond. Court in Suffolk County to convene October 20 1892 at 10 am to show cause. Publication required weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post with final notice two days before court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ommon Wealth of
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Mary E. Lynch
Boston
May E. Latson
Meron
Boston Post
Joan W. [oKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Joan W. McKiss
Ee Accon
Proctor
George Proctor
John W. McKim
State House
Cpa
Charles
Camrell
City OF
Oup
John S., Damreli
Timothy Hurley Estate Administrator Named in Boston Notice
TIUCE is appointed administrator of the estate of Timothy Hurley late of Boston Suffolk County with bonds. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to John Hurley administrator in Boston dated September 29 1892 Charlestown counselor Josefa J. Consett notes probate action and legal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Hurley
Boston
Suffolk
John Hurley
Admi
Josefa J. Consett
Charlestown
Appointment of administratrix for JOHN MAHONEY estate
TICKE is named administratrix of JOHN MAHONEY late of Boston Suffolk County deceased and has assumed the trust by bond. All debts due to the estate should be paid to MARY MAHONEY Admx Boston Sept 24 1892. Joshin J CorBett Attorney at Law Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mahoney
Boston
Suffolk
Mary Mahoney
Admx
Joshin J. CorBett
Charlestown
Wescee
Almon Perry
Edwin D. Baker
R. A. Sears
Kilby Sé
Otiuce
Robert C. Ungemach
NA Ungemach
Notice of public sale and estate claims in East Boston
Notice given by administrator of Daniel Murphy estate East Boston Suffolk County for public auction on October 26 1892 at 12 noon under Probate Court license. Property listed at 2 Gould's Court off Orleans Street East Boston about 800 square feet on a one and a half story house. Also notice of administration for Robert C Ungemach estate Boston Suffolk County requiring claims exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Murphy
East
Boston
Charles Fr. Schwaab
Dreaded Epidemic The Scarlet Fever Scare in Waltham
Scarlet fever grips Waltham with forty reported cases, sparking city alarm. Health officials plead for a former almshouse on South street to house patients as aldermen schedule a special meeting. Officials warn steady spread near Noonan street though epidemic fears remain cautious. The Kenney street employer and local residents push for removal and fumigation of a designated hospital house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Board of Health
Quinn
Board of Aldermen
South Street
Edward N. Quinn
Noonan Street
A. M. Goodale
Boston Manufacturing Company
Main Street
Fred W. Goodnow
Post
Denver Disappearance Sparks Scandal In Boston Couple
In Denver a sensational case arises from the disappearance of Mrs J B Coburn, actually Nellie Sullivan of Boston. Coburn and Nellie quarrelled, she left for Boston hours later, Coburn’s real wife resides in Boston but they have been apart. Coburn claimed adultery and planned divorce, while supporting Nellie and one of their two children after leaving. Coburn, known as a sociable Boston foreman, was to seek divorce. Baker of 99 Harrison Avenue confirms Coburn spoke of adultery and divorce. Nellie Sullivan is described as a pretty 20 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
J. B. Coburn
Nellie Sullivan
Boston
Coburn
Nellie
Mr. Coburn
Baker
North Avenue
Miss Sullivan
Gath
Stewart
Guelphs
England
Back Bay
London
Social Bong Exposes Back Bay Snobs and Bloodlines
A sharp annotated critique of Boston society sketches a Back Bay set as pretentious, fashion obsessed, and socially hollow. It ridicules a prominent Anglo-American figure with aristocratic pretensions, mocks Mayflower lineage, and labels the district a fragile marsh propped by artificial wealth. The piece questions the book Mrs. Harry St. John and predicts the общultural fate of its author’s wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay
Belgravia
Burwell
Diogenes
Boston
Harry St. John
Rawson and McManus Wed in City Ceremony
In this city on October 5, by the Rev. Charles R Tenney, Edwin T. G. Rawson and Miss Mary Belle McManus, both of Boston, were united in marriage. Also at Reading Massachusetts on September 29, by the Rev. John G. Taylor, Edward T. Blanchard of Boston wed Miss Amy P. Richardson of Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawson—Mcmanus
Charles R.tenney
Edwin T. G. Rawson
Mary Belle McManus
Boston
Blanchard—Richardson
Reading
Mass
John G. Taylor
Edward T. Blanchard
Amy P. Richardson
Obituary notices from New England region dated Oct 7 8
Obituaries list multiple individuals with death notices across Massachusetts New Hampshire and Texas. Names include Francis L Chapman Caroline W Wyman Edward Francis Daland Elsie Kemp Lucinda H Phipps John R Reding Samuel Wright Simpson Eva M Potter Mary Ann Pratt Susan M Wyman Henry Wadsworth Caroline V Copp Deacon Lyman G Case plus locations Cambridge Roxbury Brookline Somerville Arlington Chelsea Duxbury Cabridgeport. Ages range from 33 to 85 years with varied death dates Oct 5 8. Funeral plans noted for some entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Cambridge
Francis L. Chapman
Wyman
Roxbury
Caroline W
Asa Wyman
Daland
Brookline
Edward Francis Daland
Salem
Kemp
Needham
Elsie L
Robert H
Katharine E. Kemp
Phipps
Hopkinton
Lucinda H. Phipps
Joshua
Angeline R. Mott
South Boston
Reding
Portsmouth
N. H
John R. Reding
Simpson
Galveston
Texas
Samuel Wright Simpson
Etta Gertrude Rogerson
Potter
West Somerville
Eva M
Homer J. Potter
Pratt
Somerville
Mary Ann
Samuel Pratt
Chelsea
Arlington
Susan M
Abner P. Wyman
Wadsworth
Duxbury
Mass
Henry Wadsworth
Copp
Caroline V. Copp
Case
Cabridgeport
Lyman G. Case
Old State House as Boston transport hub for Shore Line trains
The Old State House under Mr. L. H. Palmer is described as a popular transportation headquarter in Boston. Tickets or drawing room car seats for the Shore Line expresses and the Colonial Express between Boston and Washington can always be secured here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Boston
Shore Line
Washington
Scythia Cleared After Quarantine With No Disease Found
The Cunard steamer Scythia arrived at quarantine Saturday night with no sickness aboard. Dr. Coggswell found the vessel free of disease after a thorough passenger and berth inspection. Immigrants were detected among first class but not among second class with no steerage. The ship proceeded to Boston by 2 PM, as officials declare the cholera scare over and no more delays unless sickness occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Scythia
Coggswell
Irwin
Colcord
Boston
Postoffice Clerks Ball Date To Be Fixed
The Boston Postoffice Clerks Association ball committee met at American House yesterday to report progress. No date was set. President C. J. Ford will convene another meeting next Sunday to finalize a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Postoffice Clerks’ Association
American House
C. J. Ford
Will of the late Arthur G Tompkins
The will of Arthur G Tompkins an iron merchant of Boston is offered for probate. It creates two trusts a 100000 gift to fund free museum days at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and a larger remainder trust allocating funds to several charities and hospitals with the museum as residuary legatee and later buyer of modern oil paintings. Executors named are Eugene Tompkins and Josiah W Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Tompkins
Boston
Orlando Tompkins
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Copley Square
Tompkins
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tompkins Fund
Young Men’s Christian Union
Museum of Fine Arts
Eugene Tompkins
Josiah W. Hayden
Free Lecture on Sculpture by Cyrus Cobb at Conservatory
Cyrus Cobb of the New England Conservatory will give a free sculpture lecture illustrated with clay and wax-clay examples. The talk is open to the public and starts at 8 oclock Tuesday morning October 11 in Sleeper Hall at the Conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Cobb
New England Conservatory
Mrs Harrison Resting Easily After Return From Loon Lake
Washington report says Mrs Harrison remains comfortable with no change in her condition. Her physician notes slight relaxation of the nervous ailment since her return from Loon Lake and that her suffering is less severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
No License Campaign Meeting in Waltham
A mass temperance gathering at Asbury Temple featured Rev. Hugh Montgomery known as the apostle of temperance. He spoke on How to Utilize Our Forces or the Church vs. Saloon. Organizers plan further meetings through December to push a no license vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Asbury Temple
Hugh Montgomery
Two Steamers Collide in Puget Sound Fatal Crash
In dense fog off Whitby Island the Canadian Pacific steamer Premier collided with the coal collier Willamette. Five killed and drowned, seventeen wounded. Survivors rescued by the tug Goliah, with notes on the wreck and passengers. Names include Johannas Moe Tacoma and John Rankin Seattle among the dead. numerous injuries listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Canadian Pacific Navigation Company
Premier
Willamette
Whitby Island
Port Townsend
Goliah
Johannas Moe
Tacoma
Frank C. Wynkoop
D. J. Wynkoop
John Rankin
Gus Davis
Thomas Foran
W. H. Phillips
Helena
C.J. Gilbert
St. Paul
Wilcox
Quilcine
Washington
E. W. West
St. Louis
John Lysle
Jack Levy
Ida Sutter
Sturgis
Dak
George W. Miller
E. L. Lee
Pontiac
A. F. Lindberg
Alban Leidholdt
Francis Hughert
Jacob Nelson
Point-no-Point
San Francisco
Anderson
A Missing Man John R Hutchinson of Waltham
John R Hutchinson a known Waltham politician and American Walnutham Watch Company employee has disappeared since September 25. At 35 he lived in Waltham and was active in local politics as former secretary of the Waltham Democratic committee. Authorities and the Parks Hose Company search while associates fear he may have drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
John RR. Hutchinson
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham Democratic Committee
Democratic Committee
Hutchinson
Parks Hose Company
Moody Street
Waltham Veteran Firemen’s Association
McKenna
Engell
Charles River
Leary
Irish National Federation In Massachusetts Urges Home Rule Support
The Massachusetts organizing committee calls for moral and material aid to strengthen the Irish parliamentary party and Home Rule efforts. It urges branches in every city and town, offers public speakers via Peter Daly, and lists committee members and branches across Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish National Federation
Massachusetts
Friends of the Irish Race
Irish Parliamentary Party
Ireland
National Federation of Ireland
United States
National Federation
House of Lords
Friends of Ireland
America
Australia
Organizing Committee
Friends of the Home Rule Cause
Peter Daly
Washington Street
Boston
T. B. Fitz
Central Branch
William J. Burke
Dominick Toy
P. O’neil Larkin
James B. Hand
Brookline
Michael Maynes
John Boyle O'Reilly
Edward J. Ahearn
Joseph Gillis Biggar
Daniel P. Sullivan
Henry Grattan
Dorchester
Milton
James J. Belly
Daniel O’connell
Neponset
John B. O’higgins
Wolfe Tone
Denis O’reilly
South Boston
T. D. Sullivan
St. Paul’s Parish
Lambis Re
Daniel Hayes
Robert Emmet
North Cambridge
Patrick M. Keating
Jamaica Plain
Mr. Garin
Watertown
Timothy Leary
Waltham
Philip J. Smith
East Boston
J. W. McoLaughlin
M.D
Brighton
Exquisite China Cabinet Offered by Paine's Furniture Co
Nearly all furniture on these pages shows ordinary beauty but rarely is modern design highlighted. Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street advertises a China Cabinet with beautiful lines and artistic decorations. Readers are urged to read the full description in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Canal Street
Pacific Coast and Mountain Tours by Union Pacific
Round trips to the Pacific Coast and short trips to Colorado resorts. Yellowstone and Puget Sound noted as highlights. The Great Salt Lake and Mediterranean of the Pacific Coast, all via the Union Pacific system. For details contact your nearest ticket agent or EB. L. Lomax, Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Agent, Omaha, Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Great Salt Lake
Yellowstone National Park
Puget Sound
Mediterranean
Union Pacific
L. Lomax
Gen. Pass. & Tkt
Omaha
Neb
Names sought for new Houghton and Dutton bicycle
Houghton and Dutton offer a $100 prize for an original name for a forthcoming bicycle described as an elegant, nickel plated machine perfected after months of expert work. It comes with a strong written guarantee and is advertised for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Houghton & Dutton
Man and wife killed near Bayard street crossing
New Brunswick New Jersey October 9 Last night Michael Furlong and his wife Jane stepped from an east bound track at Bayard street crossing to avoid a freight train and were struck by a western express train and killed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Michael Furlong
Jane
Bayard Street Crossing
Suggestions to Competitors for the Post Growth
Readers urged to report paper circulation and readership fairly across blocks workplaces and households. Requests specifics on morning papers, transport routes, and personal opinions on the Post’s rise as Boston leader.
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Margaret Mahan
Thomas J. Gargan
Ton
James Hanning
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
James Milton Hall
State Street
Second Street
Robert Harrison
West Second Street
WM. Costello
Sumner Street
Ward 2
Richard Minton
E. Boston
Washington St
Lorenzo
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
PURE
California Wings
Blanochard & Farrar
Boek
Faneuil
Se Upers
Ainley
Ik. Andrews
Feav Ey
M. Barton
Bartin
Elizabeth Bellamy
Lillian Bellamy
H. G. Bellamy
Edwin Betton
Clara Bower
Breck
J. Broadhead
G. D. Byfield
Rebecca Florence
Julia Gronqvist
Hankinson
William Howarth
William Kelleher
A. F. Kuhn
G. M. Lane
K. W. Lane
Emma F. Lowd
Magete McEvilly
Oscar Mellish
Carrie Owrain
Mary D. Parker
E. W. Perkins
C. EF. Perkins
Sameaen
Titen F. Rice
Samuel Sage
Sharp
J. L. Breck
BP. Casson
H. M. Chapman
P. C. Chase
N. Corlett
Jessie Court
James Davis
Davis
Tom Davis
J. W. Ekrall
E. Kitchells
J. Etchells
W. Firth
J. Fitzgerald
M. KE. Mills
D. W. Montgomery
O. Oe Montgomery
H. W. Moss
P. J. Moss
Ethel Noar
Kaget
E. Olson
T .Owram
Owram
Arthur Owram
J. EF. Owram
E. Sherlock
Samuel Sraith
Stephens
James Sullivan
James Sullivan, Miss Sylvester, Mr. John T. Lucket, Mrs. Mary A. Lucket
W. Welch
James J. ‘Whetton
Robert Wood
George Zaieredes
Postoffice Clerks
Mrs. Harrison
Beecham
New_York
Depag
Canal St
Mier
U.S. Gov’t
Jed Es
John R. Hutchinson
Edgell
Democratic City Committee
Pillsbury
Norfolk Club
Democratic Party of
Russell
Republican Party of
Alexandria
Washington Steamboat Company
Aylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth Steamship CO
Land of Evangeline
Yarmouth
Return
Weymouth - Seeee
Digby
Annapolis
Sf Aveee
Bridgetown
Middleton
CBS
Berwick
Ghee
Eastport
Calais
St. Andrews
N. B
St. John
da Digby N. S
N. S
Chas
F. Conn
Commer Wharf
Portland
Boston and Maine Railroad
E. A. Waldron
Commercial Wharf
Orfolk
Augustus W. Carpenter
Dedham
Oscar A. Marden
Sears Building
Boston Public Library
Boylston Street
Messrs. McKim, Mead & White
Public Library of the of Boston
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