Petition to dissolve Adamanta Manufacturing Company
The petitioners, majority stockholders representing 1537 of 3500 shares, request a decree dissolving the Adamanta Manufacturing Company of Boston founded Oct 16 1885. The firm, maker of resins and varnishes, has no debts or assets and conducts no business, warranting winding up and dissolution. Dated Sept 1 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachd
SLTIS
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Boston
County of
Adamanta Manufacturing Company
Gaid
Commonwealth
Gaia Corporation
Lamont G. Burnham
Henry W. Peabody
Salem
Henry C. Piper
New York
A. S. Wheeler
F. W. Lincoln, Jr
Chas. D. Barry
Notice to appear before the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
The petitioners must publish an attested copy of the petition and this order in the Boston Post once a week for four weeks, with the final notice at least thirty days before the first Monday of December next, to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Court orders the publication and notices dated October 11, 1892, signed by Clerk John Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wiain
Suffolk
Boston Post
John Noble
Alteal
C. H. Cooper
Suit in equity against Einstein partners in Exeter Hoot & Shoe Co
Superior Court Suffolk July sitting 1892. Omeron Wealte of Massachusetts. Gale and Sanborn of Haverhill sue J A Einstein and F R Einstein of Savannah co owners of A Einstein's Sons and Shawmut National Bank as trustee for five thousand dollars. Defendants non residents. court orders publication in Boston Post once weekly for three weeks to notify them to appear November first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omron Wealte
Massachusetts
Suffpolk
Superior Court
Loiln E. Gale
John H. Sanborn
Haverhill
County of Essex
Stephen H. Gale
Exeter
New Hampshire
Copartners
Exeter Hoot & Shoe Coa
Laintiffs
Jacol A. Einstein
Frank RB. Einstein
Savannah
Georgia
A. Einstein
Commonwealth
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
Jos
A. Willard
Messrs. Bantlett & Anderson
Allys
D A. Willard
Probate Court License to Sell Real Estate Boston 1892
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court directs all interested in the estate of George Morse late of Boston Suffolk County to appear on October twenty seventh to show cause why a private sale of the real estate should be authorized for debt payment and administration costs. Elijah George Register notes service of citation four days prior and Boston Post to publish weekly for three weeks with last notice two days before court. Judge John W. McIlm presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
William David Lyall
Boston
Thomas Dean
Suffolk
Boston Post
Sail Boston
Joan W. McK Ry
Eagure
Gaid Court
Eli Air George
Register
Massachuse
Middlesex
Lin
Vrank Fierling
Everets
Frances Ammersonlag
Cambridge
Larobate
Thomas Morrison
Somerville
Mid County
James Morrison
George M. Brooks
H. Folsom
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
George Morse
Gail County
Sn.hofer
Courtly
Gaid Boston
Eaid Court
Joux W. McIm
Esquire
Sd Court
Elijah George
Risley V Massachusetts and Southern Construction
In Suffolk Superior Court on October 18, Hoymes J David Risley sues Massachusetts and Southern Construction Company in a contract action seeking 100000 dollars in damages for work and materials on a Georgia railroad project and the value of 200 shares of stock. The hearing concluded with decision reserved. Attorneys B F Butler D C Linscott for plaintiff and R M Morse B N Johnson for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Is
Hoymes
J. David Risley
Massachusetts and Southern Construction Company
Georgia
B. F. Butler
D.C. Linscott
Fagrtelee
R. M. Morse
B. N. Johnson
Bioncett
American Road Machine Company
C. F. Clark
H. H. Mather
P. J. Casey
R. M. Kelly
H. B. Newhall Co
R. Stone
J.J. Higgins
H Wheeler
Suffolk Superior Court First Session Deep Docket List
Oct. 13 session notes list cases in contracts and torts including Julia Dacey vs Metropolitan Life Insurance for 184 dollars, Emily E. Duval vs City of Chelsea for 4000 dollars, plus numerous entries across multiple sessions with judges Eisner SHimman and Duncan. Parties include Boston & Maine Railroad, Lowell & Dracut Street Railway, and city defendants. multiple jury trials and trials by order.
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Superior Court
Suffolk
Eisner
Julia Dacey
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Julia E. Dacey
J. A. McGeough
O. A. Galvin
T. Savage
Emily E. Duval
City of
Chelsea
Chestnut Street
M. Noble
F. E. Fitz
Riley
Westee
West
Roeth
Underhill
Gray
Walker
Fennessey
Rol
Ticknor
Graham
Ling
Baasner
Mangel
Jones
Armstrong
Atherton
Boston
Trans. Co
Rea
Same
Forbes
McGinness
Butt
Quinn
Ford’s 8. L. Co
Kelley
Noyes
Holmes
Shimman
Vincent Kern
Lowell & Dracut Street Railway Company
E. Greenhood
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
W. Sprout
Duncan
David Fleming
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Alfred Johanson
Arvid Johanson
C. G. Fall
W. I. Badger
Patrick Keenan
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Coolidge
Turner
Bost
Wall Paper
Davis
Davis. Co
Starbuck
Dowd
Belcher Mosaic
Winslow
Whipple
Morrison
Little
West End
Browne
King
Sgoe—Seltizemn
Boston, Glass Co
Cave
Rico
Santosuosso
Smith
Freediey
Orne
Murphy
Bogton
Rice
Zinn
Hollis
Sullivan
Rica
Dunn
N. Y
Jackson
Hall
Prov
Bos. Rk
McDonald v. Orr. Co
Grant
Waterman
Whiting
Taylor
Ferguson
Clark
Parker & Young
Allen v. Allen
Mfg. Co
Noehoge
Rob. Amer. Ing. Co
Erts
Boston Asylum and Farm School damages case verdict
Superior Court Norfolk Is., Oct. 13. Thompson J. Boston Asylum and Farm School for Indigent Boys vs City of Boston. Petition for damages for taking rights of way quarry use and bridge privilege from Squantum Neck to Thompson's Island. Verdict for petitioners with damages 48,229.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Professor John Fiske to Deliver Oration in Boston
Cambridge scholar Professor John Fiske has accepted an invitation from the Boston Columbus Day committee to give the official oration at the Boston Theatre on October 21 at 9 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske
Cambridge
Boston
The Rise of C E Osgood And Co Furniture Leader
The article profiles C E Osgood born 1856 in Boston and head of C E Osgood & Co. It traces his career from early work with his father and partnerships to a thriving furniture business. It notes a six months credit plan and his dedication, spending ten hours daily at his desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Osgood
Boston
Roxbury Latin School
Harvard College
Tremont Street
Osgood
C. B. Osgood & Co
C. B. Osgood
Osgood the
E. N. Perry
Hanover
Revolt of the Chins in northern Chin hills near Fort White
A Times despatch from Calcutta reports renewed Chin unrest under British rule. Chin fighters ambushed escorting native officers near Fort White, killing seventeen. Captain Caulfield's force hunted the killers, routed them from a hiding place, and a skirmish continued as reinforcements from Mandalay were ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
Calcutta
Fort White
Caulfield
Mandalay
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medcine touted as blood purifier cure
An archaic ad extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a certain remedy for scrofula and lung disease. It promises blood purification, strength restoration, and flesh-building effects. The sale is on trial with money-back guarantee if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AGA
Medicina
Cambridge Notes On Local Deaths And City Offal Plan
A Cambridge column recalls the funeral of Rufus Mann at 74 and notes Isaac McLean’s withdrawal in favor of William Doyle. It reports city garbage disposal costs from 1891, a proposed naptha-based rendering method by LM Simonin, and efforts to present to several cities for savings. Also mentions Harvard College finances, Station 1 renovation, street railway work, and street repairs limited by cash, with a reference to Harvard Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac McLean
William E. Doyle
Rufus Mann
Harvard Square
C. D. Wilder
Mr. Mann
Rev. L
Parker
D.D
Citizens’ Trade Association
LM. Simonin
Philadelphia
Simonen
Boston
Salem
Waltham
E. W. Hooper
Harvard College
West End Street Railway Company
Central Square
Winsor Street
Harvard Bridge
Elm trees and local notices in Somerville
Somerville reports two century old elm trees with tablets noting Revolutionary era presence and a Rand planting likely between 1770 and 1780. Mentions Rev Tead, Dr Hartshorn recovery, West Somerville rally with McCall and Lawrence, a torchlight parade, Mrs Frazer ill, John Abbot Lodge officers installation, Lizzie Adams funeral, Somerville Cycle Club contemplating dances, minstrel show and concert plans in Inter Hill Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Avenue
Central Street
Thomas Rand
Frederick W. Stone
Somerville Savings Bank
Edward Sampson Tead
Chicago
Edward Hartshorn
West Somerville
Republican Club
Clarendon Hall
Samuel W. McCall
W.b.lawrence
McCall
Davis Square
M. D. Frazer
Walnut Street
John Abbot Lodge
Masonic Hall
Gilman Square
Lizzie Adams
George F. Adams
Summer Street
Spring Hill
Liquor Duty Shuffles in Charlestown Patrol
Liquor Officer John J. Green returns to patrol with a route at the Point, while Patrolman James Kieran takes Green’s former liquor beat near Hancock Square. Green’s earlier liquor work praised. he also assisted on other police tasks. Also notes a Ward 5 political prize contest at Brintnall Hall offering $25 in gold for correct presidential vote counts, and Columbus Day plans by Father Mathew T. A. and L. Society. Ward 4 Democratic nomination hopeful William H. Breen profiled. United States training ship Enterprise remains in dry dock awaiting repaired deck and lumber arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Green
Green
James Kieran
Hancock Square
Charlestown
Boston
Cleveland and Stevenson Club
Ward 5
Brintnall Hall
Chapman Street
N. Y. Brintnall
John B. Broderick
Broderick
United States
Enterprise
Navy Yard
Bonxek Huu
Community Notices and Local Civic Updates
The Fourth Section Young Men's Union held a successful ladies night at Central Hall. Next Sunday an outdoor service will be led by Rev. W. S. Haven of Saratoga Street Methodist Church. Sgt. Rideout of Station 7 departs today for a vacation to New York and Philadelphia. John F. Kiley, 29, son of John Kiley of 78 Brooks Street, died after a year with typhoid fever. funeral tomorrow at 9 AM from the Church of the Sacred Heart. The Democratic caucus for Ward 2 Representatives to the General Court is next Tuesday night at Armory Hall. An aldermanic order to fund a cottage hospital and park improvements was discussed, with debates over appropriations for Central, Maverick and Belmont squares versus Putnam and Prescott squares. Additional notes mention a public landing grant of 500 dollars and Post newspaper influence on island improvements. Miss Nellie Handley was fined ten dollars for larceny of a lapdog and appealed.
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Young Men’s Union
Central Hall
W. S. Haven
Saratoga Street Methodist Church
J. W. Homilton
Sergeant Rideout
Station 7
New York
Philadelphia
John F. Kiley
John Kiley
Brooks Street
General Court
Armory Hall
Maverick
Bremen Streets
John L. Bates
Board of Aldermen
Boston
Committee On Finance
Bates
Border Street
Central Square
Doogue
Sullivan
Central
Belmont
Putnam
Prescott
Belmont Square
Post
Nellie Handley
Chelsea Democrats nominate Tilden for Suffolk senator
The Chelsea Democrats pledged to East Boston’s choice and Acclaimed C A Tilden as the first Suffolk district senator. Chelsea hosts a district convention tonight naming Merritt and Montgomery as likely nominees for two representatives while planning a big rally on Oct 24. Also notes Towle sermon at Hawthorn square and Mora the actress coming to Chelsea next week with Fred Williams as leading man.
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C. A. Tilden
Suffolk
Boston
Chelsea
Burnham
East Boston
Montgomery
Tilden
Winnisimmet Street
M. M. Merritt
Jack
E. D. Towle
Unitarian Church
Hawthorn Square
Mora
Fred Williams
Dorchester Rally Cancelled Amid Hall Shortage
Neponset crowds see a G O P rally fall through as no hall is available for Saturday. Speakers include Murray and David Hall Rice among others. Parade of the torchlight battalion and a flag-raising planned, with a collation to follow. Local political friction noted over Committee man Humphreys bid for Congress against Atwood. Hotel Gladstone office praised for elegant setup and design by Superintendent Mitchell. Dorchester Mutual Insurance cited in fire incident context.
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Neponset
Murray
David Hall Rice
Humphreys
Congress
Tenth
Atwood
Wey Tee
Gladstone
Upham Corner
Mitchell
Dorchester Mutual Insurance Company
South Boston Notices and Political Pulse
South Boston editor lauds the Post as the liveliest daily and urges reg ular car service from West End owners. Civic and parish events are noted, with Democrats in Ward 14 backing Daniel J. Kinneally and James F. Gleason for the General Court. A Chinese school program at St John’s M E and a reception for Rev Wheeler are mentioned along with caucus expectations for Charlie Chance M V Field and Orry Port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan
The
Review
Boston
Post
West End Company
South Boston
City Point Catholic Association
Clara M. Cushman
Fourth Street Baptist Church
E. S. Wheeler
Ward 14
Daniel J. Kinneally
James F. Gleason
Kinneally
Charlie Chance
M. V. Field
Orry Port
Barrett Renominated at Melrose Republican Convention
The Melrose Republican convention renominated Speaker Barrett. Major Alfred Hocking was elected chair man and Elbridge Goss clerk. After officers were made permanent, Major W. D. Fisk moved to nominate Hon. William E. Barrett for Representative and the motion carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Barrett
Alfred Hocking
Elbridge Gossclerk
W. D. Fisk
William E. Barrett
Dorchester Estate Sold By Carney Hospital
The Seaver estate once home to the St. Mary Infant Asylum at Dorchester, over 14 acres, fronts Bowdoin and Topliff streets with Geneva avenue nearby, sold by Carney Hospital via Jerome S. Macdonald to the Working men's Co operative Association for future in house lot sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Carney Hospital
Jerome S. Macdonald
Washington Street
Seaver
St. Mary Infant Asylum
Bowdoin and
Topliff Streets
Geneva Avenue
Workingmen’s Co-operative Association
Marriages recorded Oct 12 in various ceremonies
Marriages listed include Clark and Strong at Emmanue Church with William B Clark of Baltimore and Ellen Clarke of this city. Hersey and Weeks in Berkeley Temple. Swan and Rudolf in Dorchester at Mrs M A Dakin’s residence. Thorndike and Amory at Longwood Church of Our Saviour with Dr Augustus Thorndike and Alice Amory's daughter.
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Clark—Strong
Emmanue Church
George Alexander Strong
William Bullock Clark
Baltimore
Ellen Clarke
Edward A. Strong
Hersey
Berkeley Temple
Rufus Tobey
Kelsey
Charles F. Hersey
Sarah Deweeks
Swan—Rudolf
Dorchester
M. A. Dakin
W. E. ©. Smith
B. Frank Swan, Jr
Arlington
Sophia P. Rudolf
Thorndike—Amory
Longwood
Church of Our Saviour
R. H. Howe
Augustine Amory
William Lawrence
Augustus Thorndike
Alice
Robert Amory
Death notices in October scatter across Boston and nearby towns
The list records multiple deaths from Oct. 10 to Oct. 13 in Boston and surrounding areas. Names include George L. Angell, Elizabeth Alther, Mary Ann Bainard, Eliza J. Blish, Elizabeth Chesley Johnson, Lillie F. Kelley, Margaret Keyes, William F. Nolden, Freeman K. Oliver, Blanche Cordelia Spencer, Ellen Thomas, Annie B. Whiting, Charles S. Brett, John A. Kendrick, Rufus Mann, John Morris, Lizzie Shinn, Samuel Swain, Mary W. Turner, Lies Winslow Thorp, and Mary Rose, with ages ranging from infancy to 92. Some entries note former residences in Dorchester, Cambridge, Newton, Nantucket, or Staten Island.
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Kelley
Lillie F
Norah
William Kelley
Keyes
Margaret
Thomas Keyes
Nolden
William F. Nolden
Oliver
Freeman K. Oliver
Spencer
Blanche Cordelia
Charles B
Grace L. Spencer
Thomas
Ellen
Oliver Thomas
Whiting
Annie B
F. W. Whiting
Brett
Hammonton
N. J
Soday
Charles
Boston
Kendrick
Worcester
John A. Kendrick
Roxbury
Mass
Mann
Cambridge
Rufus Mann
Morris
Cambridgeport
John Morris
Shinn
Newton
Lizzie
G. W
E Shinn
Swain
Nantucket
Samuel Swain
Turner
Lowell
Mary W. Turner
Jacob Turner
Thorp
Staten Island
Lies Winslow
Andrew Thorp
Vans
Chelsea
Mary Rose
With Best Intentions They Make Up Their Minds to Get Married
List filed October 13, 1892 includes couples Israel Yasin Esther Millder Alexander D O Hanley Lepina Morrison Frederick W Pushee Annie McCulloch James Maher Mary IL Kenefick George W McNeil Catherine McKeon Paul L Brown Anna H Whitcomb Daniel Ridings Eleanor Salisbury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Yasin
Esther Millder
Alexander D. O’hanley
Lepina Morrison
Frederick W. Pushee
Annie M’culloch
James Maher
Mary IL
Kenefick
George W. McNeil
Catherine McKeon
Paul L. Brown
Anna H. Whitcomb
Daniel Ridings
Eleanor M. Salisbury
Marriages Reported in City Listings Oct 12 13
In this city, Oct 12, by Rev B F Killillen, Peter Hogan to Catharine Shea. Oct 12, by Rev C Whitte more, William Richto waraeacher. Oct 4, by Griffin J P, William Hyde to Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Killillen
Peter Hogan
Catharine
Shea
C. Whittemore
William Richto Waraeacher
Griffin
J.P
William Hyde
Helen
Massachusetts Board of Managers Announces World’s Fair Space
For the World’s Fair, Massachusetts seeks to secure space for exhibits on charities and correction. Applicants should send in space applications asap and may call at 309 Sears Building Boston for help with forms and filling out the question circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Board of Managers
Sears
Boston
Dudley Reunion For Governor Dudley Descendants
The first reunion of Governor Thomas Dudley descendants is scheduled for Tuesday October 25 at the Revere House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dudley
Revere House
Exorcising disease through knowledge and cod liver oil
The piece argues that disease exorcism has shifted from faith to science and suggests reading careful living guides and Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a remedy. It promotes free samples from Scott & Boier chemists on South Avenue and notes druggists carry the product widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Wwe
South Sth Avenue
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Beecham’s
New York Depot
Canal St
Mary E. Hemmenway
George
H. Hemmenway
Cronin
Gilman
English
Whittier Mach. Co
Lyons
Gallagher
Graffam
Fox
Fitchburg ER. Co
Brothers
Dee
Christie
Nivan
Looney v. Glot Newspaper Co
Moseley
Macks
Rastan
Billman
Lineha
Cross
Heckman
Camphall
Ellis
Eee
Bos
Poultard
Ponauwul
Parker & Young Mfg. Co. v. No
Ross
Long
Viere
Thickens
Anderson
Hatch
Cummings
Andrew
Otis
Lewis
Rollins
Hammon
J. W. W. Lowe
Seth Weston
Revere
C.G. Keyes
Adams & Blinn
L. F. Wood
H. F. Holland
H. FK
Holland
J. F. Holland
E. W. Burdett
C. F. Eldridge
Bonn
Nowell, Frank J.Y. Mnia
Salilaio Ike
Hiorev
Addie Ev
Freeman
Julia C. v. Raewin
Canwell
Elias W. v
Emily E. J
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al. v. McKen
Gerrish
Chas. W. v
Nellie M
Morrill, David C. v
Wmiary Ve
Emmons, Jones
McCarthy, Eugene E
Dessau
Cath
Phillips, Mary HL v. Jahn
Linsey
Chas. R
Porimore
Sarah J
Thomas H
Lindsey
Mary W. v
Garcia
Policarpo
Nettie M. v
Chas. W
C. E. Osgood
East
C. E. Osgood & Co
C E. Osgood & Co
Carney
Owen
Wetson Bros
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Brighton
Sarah Byrne
Dennis Diggins
Rossie
Frank Moore
Ike
Mars
Edward J. Carey
John Mack
New Bridge
Carey
New York State
State Capitol
Hudson
Eddie
Allston
E. Porter
Pas
Mr. Orter
Kion
Kansas
Allston Club
Raesday
Bracon Park
Dudley
Hoosag Tunnel
Fitchburg RB. R
Washington St
Causeway St
Fitchburg Railroad
J.R. Watson
Boston Wharf Co
Boston Postoffice
J.B. Russell
State ST
John Jeffries & Sons
Boston and Vicinity
Devonshire
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