Summers Sues Puddington Over Fraudulent Property Exchange
In Superior Court equity sessions Judge Dunbar began hearing Mrs Lucy B Summers bill against Thomas E B Puddington and others with a cross bill by Mrs Puddington. Summers alleges a fraud scheme and misrepresentation tied to an exchange of Somerville real estate and Florida land for lodging house leases and furniture. Summers testified of promises of marriage and recounts payments and transfers. The defense denies fraud and any promised marriage. one witness described manipulation and ownership details. The hearing continued with further testimony expected.
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Superior Court
Dunbar
Lucy B. Summers
Thomas EB. Puddington
Ermina Puddington
Puddington
Warren Avenue
Appleton Street
Somerville
Ermina Paddington
Goten
Florida
Warren Avenue House
Lecture on Economic Dependence of Women Tonight
Mr John Graham Brooks of Cambridge will deliver a lecture in Association Hall Brookline this evening on the Economic Dependence of Women. The American Wringer Co located at 13 and 15 Broadway advertises wringers and sweepers and invites orders by mail or telephone.
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John Graham- Brooks
Cambridge
Association Hall
Brookline
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Tenacity
Regular Republicans vow long battle after ward election upset
Ex Representative Robert F Means says A P A caucus abuses sparked a deep rift in Ward 4 Republicans. He claims enrollment fraud involved signatures plus forged names and cites Democrats aiding A P A in 1894 caucuses. Bond and Bromwich predict pro Greenhalge support and ongoing factional strife as headquarters prepare at Emerson and Fourth.
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Ward 4
Robert F. Means
Post
Means
George W. Trouer
Trouer
A. P. Avv
Joust
Patrick
Reagen
Mr. Means
Greenhalge
George H. Bond
South Boston
Bond
Bromwich
Emerson and
Fourth Streets
Lang
Hebrew Feast Day Observed By City Hebrews
Yesterday the Feast of the Conclusions was observed by orthodox and reform Hebrews with distinct rites. Orthodox services included scroll processions and Deuteronomy Genesis readings, while reform held prayers with English substitutions and mixed seating. Today marks Sunchith torah with celebrations at Temple Chabei Sholom, conducted by Israel Chaloff and Dr. Lasker, no service at Temple Adath Israel.
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Holy Land
Railroad Commissioners Approve Fitchburg Capital Increase
The railroad Commissioners vote to raise Fitchburg Railroad Company capital stock to not more than 360000 dollars, consisting of 2600 shares. It is ordered those shares be exchanged share for share with Brookline Pepperell and Brookline Milford Railroad Companies stock.
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Fitchburg Railroad Company
Brookline & Pepperell
Brookline & Milford
Shall Women Vote Debate at Charlestown Church
A meeting at M. E. Trinity Church Charlestown discussed Woman and the Referendum. Mrs B Trask Hill presided with speakers Mrs Hill Henry B Blackwell and Rev Dr Hershey urging registration and vote next month.
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M. E. Trinity Church
Charlestown
B .Trask Hill
Hill
Henry B. Blaskwell
Dr. Hershey
Columbus Avenue Church
United States
New England
Henry B. Blackwell
Lucy Stone
Massachusetts
Boston
Boston University Medical School Opens New Year With Growth
Boston University Medical School on East Concord Street enters its twenty third year with record attendance A total of 130 returning students and 70 new arrivals join from Japan Armenia Hindoostan Barbadoes and mainly New England The faculty grows to 52 with new appointees Dr E L Mellins and Dr Charles H Thompson join to teach anatomy brain physiology sanitary science A new microscopy oriented laboratory enhances four year program Grace Church hosted a reception for medical and theological students with Liberal Arts women assisting The Philosophical Club elected officers for the year with A O Pratt as president and Miss Lillian Bryant as secretary and treasurer Professor William A Warren serves as adviser
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Boston University Medical School
East Concord Street
J. Tisdale Talbot
Japan
Armenia
Hindoostan
Barbadoes
New England
E. L. Melling
Worcester
Charles H. Thompson
Cambridge
Mellins
Europe
Sara L. Windsor
Grace Church
Temple Street
College of Liberal Arts
Philosophical Club
A. O. Pratt
Lillian Bryant
William A. Warren
Wonder Stone Co Fraud Order Issued
The Postoffice Department announced a fraud order against the Wonder Stone Company of 315 Madison Avenue New York. The firm formerly operated in Boston mass selling a shaving stone claimed to remove beards.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Wonder Stone Company
Madison Avenue
New York City
Boston Mass
Receiver Appointed for New York Braided Cord Co
L Scott Kemper was appointed receiver for the New York Braided Cord Company on Buckingham & Paulson's petition as creditors for 8000 dollars. The firm was incorporated in January with 100000 dollars capital and John Quinn served as president. In April the company bought the United Cordage Company and Union Braided Cord Machine Company of Boston for 20000 dollars.
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New York
L. Scott Kemper
Salem Y M C A opens entertainment series
The Salem Cadet Bard headlined the first of fourteen Y M C A entertainments assisted by soprano Miss Sigrid Sainde and pianist Miss Jessie Downer. A reception followed in the parlors to introduce Mr Mehaffey the new general secretary.
Money Order Rule Becomes Dead Letter in Post Office
Washington Oct. 10 The sixty day waiting period for replacement money orders after loss has been declared dead as the Post Office Department order passes out of effect.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Hood's Pills Advised for Family Use and Gentle Cathartic
An old fragment advocates Hood's Pills as the best family medicine chest item. It praises their gentle action and easy effect for home use and sore relief, describing them as an ideal home cathartic.
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Hood
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Returns Home From Richmond
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts arrived home from Richmond with high praise for Southern hospitality. Captains Olys Camrell and other officers lauded the warm reception, the civic welcome, and the unity felt between North and South after the trip.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Massachusetts
Richmond
Olys
Camrell
A. Henry Taylor
William H. Oakes
George O. Noyes
Thomas Savage
William L. Stedman
New York
Old Guard
Aurora
Connecticut
Providence
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Sullivan
W. H. Robertson
Clayton
Richmond Blues
Robert E. Lee
Major Cutchins
The
Blues
Frank Cunningham
Fields waives exam in embezzlement case
In Municipal Criminal Court before Judge Hardy John 8 Fields waived examination on a complaint charging him with embezzling 598 dollars from Curtis Pope Lumber Company on July 1 1894. He was held on 1000 dollars bail for the November grand jury of the Superior Court.
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Fields
Municipal Criminal Court
Hardy
John 8. Fields
Curtis & Pope Lumber Company
Superior Court
Missing Noble Stove plant leader David Halliday P Lynn
Oct 10 report on the mysterious disappearance of David Halliday once superintendent at Noble Stove Company works. Rumors say he may have absconded with lodge benefit funds of a local A O U W chapter. others fear he may have killed himself. A wife and two children mourn.
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Lynn
David Halliday
Noble Stove Company
Haswell Grand Jury Fails to Indict in Train Robbery Case
In Poughkeepsie New York on October 10 the grand jury did not return an indictment against Miss Amelia E Haswell of Troy who was accused of aiding Oliver Curtis Perry the train robber to escape from Mattewan asylum.
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Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Amelia E. Haswell
Troy
Oliver Curtis Perry
Matteawam
Fireman's Narrow Escape and Doan's Kidney Pills Ad
Two years after a fiery engine accident Shaunessey recalls severe back and kidney pain. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with dramatic relief and urges their use. The ad notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co as US agents alongside Doan's Ointment claim.
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Shaunessy
W. P. Shaunessy
Shauney
Doan
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Status Update on Fund Collection
Previously acknowledged amounts show E H Thurman and John H Lane collected funds. Total reported: 1430.64 and 1.50 plus 1.00 dollars, yielding 1444.14 as the current balance toward a 1500 target.
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E. H Thurman
John H. Lane
Celia Leonard Missing After Sunday Disappearance
Police, family, and friends search for 38 year old Celia Leonard who vanished from 8 Norwich street Sunday. Investigators suspect drowning near Union Park place and Albany street though parents fear kidnapping. a passerby briefly observed a man hoping to obtain the child. The river was dragged with no body found. she may have boarded the schooner Princess bound for Baltimore.
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Celia Leonard
Norwich Street
Union Park Place
Albany Street
Post
Station 5
Princess
Baltimore
Beardsley Tucker Wedding in Jamaica Plain
Grace Lincoln Tucker and Henry Beardsley wed at Payson Tucker residence in Jamaica Plain. Rev Morgan officiated. Bride wore white satin with chiffon, maid Ruth Tucker in white mull, bridesmaids May Tucker and May Prescott in yellow mull. Wilson Palmer served as best man. Couple to reside in Jamaica Plain. More than twenty guests attended.
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Payson Tucker
Sedgewick Street
Jamaica Plain
Grace Lincoln Tucker
Henry Beardsley
Mr. Morgan
Ruth Tucker
Miss May Tucker
May Prescott
Wilson Palmer
American Author Edgar Saltus Weds Elsie Welsh Smith in Paris
A London dispatch reports Edgar Saltus, noted American author, married Tuesday at the English Embassy Church in Paris to Miss Elsie Welsh Smith. Mrs. Saltus is a granddaughter of John Welsh of Philadelphia, former United States minister to London.
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New York
London
Edgar Saltus
Paris
Elsie Welsh Smith
Niles Will Contest Forges Rebuttal Hearings Begin
The Niles will contest moved to trial before Judge Allen in the systeme judicial court as witnesses for Effie Patterson and Anna Niles testified about influence over the testator Miss Anna A Niles and the will. Lewis Niles Roberts and G F Haynes argued against Connolly and disputed offers of payment for favorable testimony while explaining the Hotel Thorndike checks. The court adjourned to morning for further arguments.
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Niles
Allen
Systeme Judicial Court
Effie Patterson
Emily Niles
Lewis Roberts
Anna A. Niles
Anna Niles
Ur. Niles
Harrison Gardner
Smith, Hogg & Gardner
Mr. Niles
Rhodes Lockwood
Willian Niles
Head
William Niles
Sarah F. Niles
S. C. Bushne
Congregational Church
Arlington
Edwin P. Stickney
G. F. Haynes
J. R. Wood
Lewis Niles Roberts
Haynes
Connolly
Thorndike
Boston
Mr. Wood
Wood
Charles J. Busher
Roberts
Mary Abby Otis Weds Silbert Billington March
The marriage occurred at 8 o clock at the residence of Mr George Otis on Central Avenue Newtonville. Reverend John W Dodge of Newburyport formerly pastor of the First Congregational Church at Yarmouth officiated the ceremony.
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Newtonville
Mary Abby Otis
Sierbert Billington
George Otis
Central Avenue
John W Dodge
Newburyport
First Congregational Church
Yarmouth
Flaherty Appeal Gets Stay and Release in Rochester
In Genesee New York on October 10 Judge Bradley granted a certificate of reasonable doubt and a sixty day stay for a new trial notice in the Flaherty case. Rev Charlies Flaherty was sentenced to Auburn for seven years. bail of $10,000 was posted and he was released from jail after Mr Raines, counsel, appeared.
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Genesee
N. Y
Raines
Charlies Flaherty
Bradley
Rochester
Flaherty
Auburn
Presentation to Dr Morris in Revere before European tour
Dr J Stewart Morris, a popular Revere professional man, leaves Saturday on a Cunard Cephalonia voyage. A farewell party at Hotel Roberts Crescent Beach included gifts from friends a $100 English leather traveling portmanteau and a gold headed cane plus warm wishes from Captain William Daly Jr and others. A Boston orchestra provided music as about 200 guests danced after a collation.
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J. Stewart Morris
Revere
Cunard
Cephalonia
Hotel Roberts
Crescent Beach
Harry Skeffington
William Daly, Jr
Boston
Laborer Survives Deep Sewer Excavation Rescue
Daniel Kvane, a Lynn laborer, was partially buried in a seventeen foot trench near the new Chestnut Street engine house yesterday noon. With fear the earth might bury him, coworkers assisted him as he forced himself free using a dinner pail and escaped unharmed.
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Daniel Kvane
Lynn
Chestnut Street
Gone South for Health
A large party of friends of J. J. Holland met at Providence station last evening to bid him Godspeed on his journey south to recover his health. Among those wishing him luck were Alderman John F. Dever City Clerk Galvin John J. Gartland John B. Cadigan J F E Sullivan R C Murray James Mulvee John Slattery C F Crowley and others.
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J. J. Holland
Providence
John F. Dever
Galviy
John J. Gartland
John B. Cadigan
J. F E. Sullivan
R. C. Murray
James Mulvee
John Slattery
C. F. Crowley
Cronin Charged With Manslaughter In Union Street Death
In Municipal Criminal Court Judge Hardy set John P. Cronin bail at 5000 on a manslaughter charge for the death of Patrick Grafton on Union Street September 18. The case was bound for the November grand jury of the Superior Court.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Hardy
John P. Cronin
Superior Court
Patrick Grafton
Union Street
Boston Common Council Fails to Meet on Quorum Shortfall
The Boston Common Council did not hold its regular meeting last evening due to lack of a quorum. President O'Brien convened at 7:45, but only about twelve members were present and he adjourned the session for one week.
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Boston
President forgoes fishing as cold weather hits Buzzard's Bay
The President did not go fishing due to cold weather. He will leave here Saturday or Sunday likely aboard the Oneida if plans hold. Mrs. Cleveland and the children will travel next week.
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Buzzard’s Bay
Mass
Oneida
Cleveland
Appreciation for Post's Law Department
Nathan Donovan of Boston thanks the Post for the law department's courtesy and for the valuable information provided by Mr Clifford on October 8, noting the help was of great value. October 10.
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Sir
Clifford
Nathan Donovan
Boston
Patrolman Lynde Thrown From Horse on Market Street
Patrolman William H. Lynde was thrown from his horse on Market street Brighton yesterday and sustained severe injuries.
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Market Street
Brighton
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