Executor appointment for Jacob Peavey estate in Boston
Notice names SILAS PEAVEY and JULIUS WATERMAN as executors of Jacob Peavey late of Boston Suffolk County deceased. They have taken the trust with bonds as required. All creditors and debtors must present demands or pay the estate. Boston, Sept 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neen
Lettie Fox
Boston
Suffolk
Joseph N. Pastene
Rosa Leventhal
Eatale
Orril Bergman
Alexander Alexander
Jacob Peavey
Silas Peavey
Julius Waterman
George Bl. Brooks
Tate
Buffolk
Lucy A. Brooks
Brighton
Nozic
Ellen Twomey
James d. Veny
Admr
Nashua & Lowell vs Boston & Lowell Railroad dispute over earnings share
United States appellate court reviews a joint traffic agreement case to decide interest on a recorded due sum of 29 676 41 with 3 863 32 cap. decisions reserved. Also covers City of Boston tax share case and other Suffolk Superior Court matters including mandamus and trust interpleader rulings dated Oct 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Putnam, Webb and Aldrich
Nashua & Lowell Railroad Company
Appelland
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Appellee
Circuit Court
F. A. Brooks
J. H. Benton, Jr
Ap. E E. City of Boston
Thomas P. Beal
Maverick National Bank
T. M. Babson
K. W. Hutchins
H. Wheeler
F. D. Allen
Supreme Judical Court
Suffolk, Ss
In Equity
Allen
J. L. L. Hamilton
John H. Burke
Municipal Court of
Boston
Red Cross
L. L. Hamilton
J. F. Brown
New England Trust Company
Kate L. Raley
Charles L. Haley
Massachusetts
J. L. Stackpole
J. L. Ropes
A. Hemenway
W. L. Munroe
David H. Geer
William Horton
United Reserve Fund Associates
Bill In
Equity
Horton
E. H. Savary
C. J. Noyes
Dacey v Metropolitan Life Insurance and other 1890s cases
Suffolk Superior Court First Session lists contracts and torts including Julia Dacey suing Metropolitan Life Insurance for 184 dollars on a life policy with defense of lapse for missed premiums. Emily E Duval sues City of Chelsea for 4000 dollars due to a defective sidewalk. Vincent Kern sues Lowell and Dracut Railroad for 25000 dollars for injuries from a derailment. estates of Fleming vs Boston & Maine for 5000 damages. Keenan vs Edison Electric for 5000 damages over a fall at a power house. Davis vs Davis for 5000 damages on contract. R M Kelley vs H B Newhall Company for 287 dollars in commissions. Atwood vs Cook for 410 dollars for architectural services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Suffolk
Cama
Julia Dacey
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Julia E. Dacey
Taintiff
J. A. McGeough
O. A. Galvin
T. Savage
Emily E. Duval
City of
Chelsea
Chestnu Street
W. M. Noble
F. E. Fitz
Sherman
Vincent Kern
Lowell & Dracut Railroad Company
E. Greenhood
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
W. B. Sprout
Dunbar
David Fleming
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Alfred Johanson
Arvid Johanson
Same
Malden
C. G. Fall
W. J. Badger
Patrick Keenan
Edison Electric Dominating Company
Hawkins Street
Boston
G.W
F. H. Pearson
J. Lowell, Jr
Joseph Davis
G. D. Davis
H. Wheeler
Charles F. Atwood
Mary J. Cook
A. Poor
G. F. Piper
Wills Admitted to Probate in Suffolk Court Oct 14
Probate records from Suffolk Massachusetts list the wills of George O Parker Maria D Ranney John M Barker George H Brooks Kathleen W Kelley Daniel W Kiburn George Francis Thorndike Granville Fuller and Arthur G Tompkins admitted to probate. Administrations were opened on the estates of Carrie A Baldwin John Phillips Mary Bordman Joseph D Olsen Caroline W Curtis Josephine S Newton William Holroyd Henry Lehman Catherine A Sullivan George William Brown Charles Edwin Matthews Edwin Finnerty Henry C Sieber Margaret L Dunbar Cordelia A Long George Hardie Michael Carr Edward Roulet Amanda D French Michael Howley Mary Jane Lamphear Annie Lynch Paul Sears Rufus H Spaulding James S Burke Edward F Hines admin de bonis non.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Parker
Maria D. Ranney
John M. Barker
George H. Brooks
Kathleen W. Kelley
Daniel W. Kiburn
George Francis Thorndike
Granville Fuller
Arthur G. Tompkins
Carrie A. Baldwin
John Phillips
Mary Bordman
Joseph D. Olsen
Caroline W. Curtis
Josephine 5. Newton
William Holroyd
Henry Lehman
Catherine A. Sullivan
George William Brown
Insolvency Court Sanctions Meetings and Dec 2 Next
Insolvency court sessions in Swaffolk on Oct 14 named assignees for Porter Dickerman Donovan Prince and others with next meetings set for Dec 2. Warrants issued for Holt Bridges hearings scheduled for creditor petitions and composition matters with Oct 28 and Nov 18 dates. Discharge for Adelph Arnstein acted on and dividend declared in Foster case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Frederick L. Porter
Frank E. Dickerman
Johns. D’arcy
John A. Stetson
F. L. Cressy
Cornelius
Donovan
Joseph P. Prince
Thomas B. Boole
James H. Flint
Daniel D. Holt
Andrew L. Bridges
Anthony Peters & Son
Suburban Light & Power Co
Henry J. Bryant
John A. Brady
William A. Bacon
William J. Knowlton
Offer
Charlies M. Pray
William J. Smith
Spears
George W. Dowling
Henry C. Bacee
John McDowell
James Hanning
George H. Clark
Joseph W. Brown
Francis W. Gibbons
George L. Hoitt
William A. Swan
Max Frankenstein
Lafred L. Banry
Baker, Lee & Co
Arthur H. Vinal
Woodworth
Fred R. Jones
Josiah H. Gunning
Walter K. Freeman
Freeman-Holland Company
C. Foster &N
Adelph Arnstein
Cambridge Caucus Echoes and Local Loss at Cambridge
In Cambridge wards 1 5 whispers emerge that Warren T Billings would have won with Isaac McLeans printed ballots while John T Phelan defeated him. Ward 2 residents call caucus harmony suspicious. Ward 4 favors Wells Couch over Bird Corcoran. Mrs E K Allen wife of Rev A V G Allen dies at 46 at Poland Springs Me autopsy likely. এম HARVARD BRIDGE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren T. Billings
Isaac McLean
John T. Phelan
Daniel H. Coakley
Albert E. Lynch
Herman Bird
John Corcoran
James H. Wells
J. D. Couch
Sherman William E. Doyle
Union Hall
Cambridge
Poland Springs
E. K. Allen
A. V.G. Allen
Episcopal Theological School
Char lestown Notes on Local Contests and Society Events
In Ward 3 the Representative race closes amid campaign hustle and strong opposition. Dunbar's Orchestra will play at the Unique Social Club ball in Monument Hall on Nov 4. St Mary’s Y M C A society plans a festival for the cold water boys with a Stone Sunday concert at Monument Hall. Over 1000 tickets have been sold with many sellers earning $10 for pasteboards. Nahum A. Doe, ex state prison officer, named missionary for the First of Honk Church. Mrs W S Nickerson travels to Bangor Me after word her brother was injured in the Orono pulp mill explosion. Father Mathew T A and L Society elects officers led by Rev James N Supple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Monument Hall
Lady Friends of St. Mary’s Y. M. C. T. Society
Moondyne Club
Nahum A. Doe
First of Honk
W.S. Nickerson
Chelsea Street
Bangor
Orono
Mathew T. A
L. Society
James N. Supple
William J. Ahearn
Charles J. O’brien
Joseph Gately
Patrick Coyle
Michal T. Callahan
George H. McDonough
Thomas M. Towle
David Mulvey
Charles E. Cadigan
Bernard E. Flanagan
Jeremiah Haggerty
Brighton Block by James M Fitzgerald on Washington Street
A prominent Brighton business block by James M Fitzgerald on Washington street near the Brighton Hotel features four ground floor stores with three upper dwelling units per store. The report also notes local political chatter about Mr Crouin and Mr Coakley with a rally planned, and several local missing persons notices including Miss Georgie W Hall aged 13 and Mr Frank Thompson of Cambridge. A curious tale mentions a big yellow dog associating with Mr Edward Cummings at Perry's place, while Charles Perry is said to be visiting Isray Gables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
James M. Fitzgerald
Washington Street
Brighton Hotel
Fitzgerald
Washington and
Water Streets
Boston
Coachey
Ghaives OS
Mir
Carberry
Air. Crouin
Croui
Air
Coakley
Dir
McBboivh
Georgie W. Hall
Schou Street
Jail
Buston
Frank Thompson
Cambridge
Edward Cummings
Mr. Cummings
Mr. Perry
Charles Perry
Firemen election and meetings mark Chelsea week
The Veteran Fire men's Association will organize a fire company and elect officers next Monday night. Spiritual meetings are set for Sunday at Pilgrim Hall with speakers Mrs Wornbrock and Mr and Mrs Anderson and Mr and Mrs Franks. A rally for Black residents is planned at A M E Church next Wednesday. Local court cases include James Duncan fined $15 for cruelty to a horse. Franklin Butters case continued. Free evening school begins Monday at Williams school with three sessions weekly for fifty evenings. John H Loud buys B F Chase bakery. Estate of John H Osgood sold for 11000 to Walter L Badger for Boston Safe Deposit. Lighting on ferries criticized as insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Pilgrim Hall
Hawthorne Street
Wornbrock
W. Anderson
Franks
A. M. BE
Fourth Street
James Duncan
Franklin Butters
Williams School
Walnut Street
John H. Loud
B. F. Chase
John H. Osgood
Broadway
Walter L. Badger
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Boston
Dorchester ward politics and social notices from the era
In Dorchester ward coverage Atwood may dominate Ward 24 but McNary and McKttrick expect substantial returns. Humphrey support appears limited. A call for news items invites notices of parties social events weddings and club activities. Charles H Davis and wife announce home reception after November 25. The Mattapan Association marks its first anniversary with a program at Oakland Hall followed by a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
McNary
McKttrick
Humphrey
Post
Charles H. Davis
Adams Street
Mattapan Association
Oakland Hall
Rove Hall
East Boston Union Meeting and Public Landing Plan
East Boston holds a union longshoremen meeting at Webster Hall to discuss business conditions. Alderman Sullivan secured a public landing at Boathouse Wharf Border Street near Atlantic Works yard with free access for boats and no private trespass. The Post also urges a branch hospital on Noddle Island, with Austin School site as a preferred central option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Union
Webster Hall
Alderman Sullivan
Boston
Boath-house
Border Street
Atlantic Works
Noddle Island
Austin
C. Allen Browne
Board of Aldermen
Sunday Notices from Local Churches and Halls
A collection of upcoming services and lectures across Boston area churches and halls. Whittier memorial program at Union Hall features Edwin D. Mead with music by Flora E. Barry and readings. Lectures at First Spiritual Temple and First Reformed Episcopal Church. Methodist and temperance discussions led by Louis Albert Banks with Helen Goupar. O. E. Murray headline at Music Hall speaking on Corrigan versus Ireland. Seats free. doors open early. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Whittier
Edwin D. Mead
Boston
America
Flora E. Barry
George Mendall Taylor
First Spiritual Temple
Newbury
Exeter Streets
H. S. Lake
First Reformed Episcopal Church
Dartmouth
Harwich Street
James M. Gray
Jerry McAulay
Satan
Massachusetts
New England
Louis Albert Banks
M. E
Temple Street
Helen Goupar
Indiana
Daniel
The
Music
O. E. Murray
D.D
Chicago
MARRIAGES Huckins Staus Kellam Hussey Nash in City
Marriages reported include F Huckins and Carrie E Staus wed by Rev Frohock in the city, Nathan B Osborn and Annie G Kellam married by Rev Ramsay, and George Frederick Hussey of Philadelphia with Kate Willard Nash of Brookline wed by Rev Howe in Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huckins
Staus
E. Frohock
Springfield
Mass
F. Huckins
Carrie E. Staus
Osborn— Kellam
W. W. Ramsay
Nathan B . Osborn
Annie G. Kellam
Hussey Nash
Brookline
Reginald H. Howe
D.D
Longweet
George Frederick Hussey
Philadelia
Kate Willard Nash
Deaths in New England Area Prompt Local Obituaries
A list of obituaries from Oct 12 to Oct 14 across Jamaica Plain Boston Milton Milton, Charlestown, East Boston, and surrounding areas notes deaths of Limnus Bacon Comins, Mary Buff, Gardner W Brown, Nelson A Burgess, John Jordan, Elizabeth J Roe, Anna C von Betzen, Mary White, Elizabeth Kent Allen, Alfred E Hunt, Annie C May, Samuel Harrison White, Isaac D Allen, and Mrs. C W Reding with ages ranging from 22 to 75 and multiple locations including Cambridge Beverly Farms Quincy Newton and Winchester. Funeral details are private for some. several entries mention spouses and familial connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comins
Jamaica Plain
Limnus Bacon
George Roe
von Betzen
Boston
Anna C
Emanuel von Betzen
White
Mary White
Gore
Allen
Poland
Elizabeth Kent
John S. Stone
A. ¥.G. Allen
Cambridge
Ars. Hunt
Milton
Alfred E. Hunt
May
Winchester
N. H
Annie C
W. F. May
Annie C. Anderson
Mass
Cleveland
Samuel Harrison White
Quincy
Newton
Isaac D. Allen
Reding
Beverly Farms
C. W. Reding
James E. Butts
Providence
KR. I
With Best Intentions They Make Up Their Minds to Get Married
List filed Oct 14 1892 names pairs Doyle Walsh Fioreavante Gallo Lyons Moynahan Hunt Beane Dolan Duffy Steele Taylor Rinn Wolmer Robin Erikson Lynch McGrath Glynn Mitchell with no further details on unions or proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Doyle
Ellen M. Walsh
Ruggiero Fioreavante
Dilletta Gallo
Patrick J. Lyons
Mary Moynahan
Christopher Hunt
Eva M. Beane
John Dolan
Margaret Duffy
Irvin S. Steele
Sarah E. Taylor
Peter Rinn
Olivia Wolmer
Simon Robin
Adele Erikson
Jeremi Lynch
Annie A. McGrath
John Glynn, Jr
Mary J. Mitchell
List of Deaths Reported to the Registrar's Office Oct 14 1892
Death notices list in this city include George W. A. Adams recorded Oct 13, William F. Foss aged 38 listed Oct 12, Thomas M. Kelley age 75 noted Oct 13, Catharine L. Mulvey aged 64 marked Oct 12, Ellen widow aged 13 and Arcia A wife of E O Nash aged 50 noted Oct 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. A. Adams
William F. Foss
Thomas M. Kelley
Catharine L. Mulvey
Ellen
M. " Soan
Arcia A
E .O. Nash
Renee
Marriages Reported on Oct 12 13
In this city October 13 the Rev J F Kelcher joined Jeremiah Hayes and Annie M Byrne. On October 12 the Rev J N Shipman joined Alfred G Hersey and Hannah L Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kelcher
Jeremiah Hayes
Annie M. Byrne
J. N. Shipman
Alfred G. Hersey
Hannah L. Pendleton
Pore California Wines Sale Noted
Brief item notes a wine sale with 4 bottles priced at S2 per Gailon, Blanchard & Farkar listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Blanchard & Farkar
South Boston Political Buzz and Local Meetings
South Boston residents discuss the Democratic senatorial candidate as Republicans threaten to win if Democrats misstep. The South Boston Citizens' Association held a sparse meeting at Gray's Hall while events include GOP speakers Jesse Gove Krebs Jr and Bromwich plus Eaton Spinney. Reverend Hinman will discuss Borden murder case and sermons, with a Sunday Washington Hall gathering for Ward 15 Legislature candidate Thomas J. Canavan in Crri Port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H and I
South Boston
Eaton
Spinney
Frank Haven Hinman
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Borden
Heaven
Washington Hall
Thomas J. Canavan
Crry Port
Railroads seek quick Supreme Court ruling on mileage ticket law
The Post reports railroads and officials push for a constitutional ruling on Hutchins interchangeable mileage tickets. New York & New England ordered such tickets marking non-acceptance by other roads, not yet on sale. Attorney General questions if the law compels acceptance or permits ordinary mileage tickets on any road. A local test on the N E road found the ticket unconvincing to the conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Hutchins
Kendall
New York & New England
Lerely
Post
Massachusetts Delegation Leaves for Chicago Exposition
Gov Russell leads a Massachusetts state delegation from the State House at 4:20 PM to travel by boat and train to Chicago for the Columbian Exposition. The crew will visit Philadelphia Washington and other points before arrival. A ball and banquet for the president and a civic parade mark the trip with return set for Oct 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
Doric Hall
State House
Chicago
Providence
Fall River
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Washington
Harper’s Ferry
Alleghanies
Martinsburg
Cumberland
Deer Park
Mountain Lake Park
Oakland
Waing
Auditorium Hotel
United States
Harrison
Fair Buildings
Boston
Bids For Library Wiring And Carpenter Work
The Boston Public Library trustees received bids for electric wiring and carpenter work on the new building. Wiring bids: Mather Electric Company 20900, C and C Electric Motor Company 27500, General Electric Company 15472 plus four dollars per light, others noted. Carpenter bids: Woodbury and Leighton 97470, Norcross Brothers 95665, Ira G Hersey 37000 with 2500 deduction if the reception room is omitted. Bids given to the Mayor for decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Public Library
Mather Electric Company
C. & C. Electric Motor Company
General Electric Company
Woodbury & Leighton
Norcross Bros
Ira G. Hersey
Corrupt Practices Act Copies Available
Copies of the Corrupt Practices Act with a summary of provisions may be obtained by applying to secretary Merrill Wyman Jr at 77 Sparks Street Cambridge and from officers of the league and at headquarters of the Republican State committee the Democratic State committee the Young Men's Democratic Club and the Republican Club of Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Wyman, Jr
Sparks Street
Cambridge
League
Republican State Committee
Democratic State Committee
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Watterson to Deliver Dedicatory Address at World’s Fair
Louisville editor Henry Watterson has accepted an invitation to give the dedicatory address at the World’s Fair, announced from Louisville. The Courier-Journal confirms his participation in the opening ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Henry Wasterson
Courier-Journal
Street's Turn J Gordon Street Faces Assault Charge
J Gordon Street editor of the Republican was arraigned in Superior Criminal Court on an assault with intent to kill charge against Elijah R Stewart. The Sept 9 shooting at 80 Fayette Street led to a verdict of assault and battery for Street. Jury seating was difficult. adjournment set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gordon Street
Republican
Braley
Superior Criminal Court
Elijah R. Stewart
Fayette Street
Street
Stewar
Atter
E. G. Walker
M. J. Sughrue
Stewart
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Sulphur Bitters
New York
Popular
Congresa
Bec. of State
Congress
Sa'phur Bitters
Cara Business Fics
Boston Post
Belgium
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
Sulphur Bitter
Care Business Office
the Post
Tle
Cuess
Blagden ST
Copley Square
Henry W
Court St
Slyniet
Daniel Hayes
James E. Fitzgerald
Jonny W. McKim
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Patrick Gallagher
Catherine Gallagher
Jonn W. McKim
Esquire
Elizabeth K. Fisher
Lboston
Albert A. Haggett
James W. O'Brien
James Mulligan
John W. McKim
Bostown
Court Square
John B. Fitzpatrick
Messenger’s Notice
Franklin Adams
Thomas Fee
Henry M. Pitt
County of
Charles H. Pattee
S. R. Knights & CO
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Willard
Warrenton Street
William Wyman
Hollis Street
Cumston Place
Shawmut Avenue
Rutland Street
Henry
Rankin
South Boston Savings Bank
A. D
Dorchester
L. Briggs & Co
King Street
Charles
Lancaster
George W. Oakman
Robert Leonard & CO
Essax
Wilson Bros
United States Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Suffolk, Is
WairTx
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Beccham
Pius
Phil
Tremont Row
Pancutt
John A. Snow
Snow
Watterson
Orate
Somerville
Annie B. Whiting
Francis W. Whiting
Brooklyn
N. Y
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
City Hall
Levi Moore Powers
Cross Street Universalist Church
Winter Hill
4Nasium
Somerville Athletic Association
Marshall Street
Thomas Davey
H. W. Smith
Oy Hall
C. H. Bradbury
Elm
Cedar Streets
Hart
Union Square
West Somerville
North Cambridge
Powder House
Dr. Pierce
Abe Choupeut
Mrs
Mr. de San
San Francisco
Washington ST
N. B
Madrid Chemical CO
Dearborn Street
Ill
Weeks & Potter
George C. Goodwin
Hanover Stree
YOM Phohl Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wm. H. Parker
M.D
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch Street
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