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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1894

Page

2

Bartlett Bigelow breach of contract case enters third day

The Boston hearing continued with Miss Bartlett's mother testifying about age and health. Charles Bartlett described letters to Dr. Bigelow, while Hoar moved to exclude some counts as redundant. The attorney outlined Bigelow’s wealth, debts, and wills, flagging the impact on the jury's verdict.

Miss Bartlett Malden Bartlett- Bigelow Sawyer Hadlock Hadlock Charles H. Bartlett Bartlett Dr. Bigelow Mr. Hadlock

Family ties and a Boston estate in Bigelow trial

In a heated afternoon session, Mr Hoar portrays a close father son bond and a Newton house built for the son while Dr Bigelow, injured in 1887, leaned on family support. Testimony covers marriage claims, letters to Miss Bartlett, and a contested $150,900 provision.

Hoar Newton Miss Bartlett Bartlett Dr. Bigelow Beacon Street Nantucket Boston Pr. Bigelow Timony Hooper Miss Slaton Newton Estate Newton House Mr. Hadlock Locke

Pioneer Clothing Company Opens Remodeled Store in Style

The Pioneer Clothing Company at 660 and 602 Washington Street reopened yesterday after a thorough renovation. The event drew many friends and telegrams, with 5000 souvenir pictures distributed. The store shone with white and gold decor and new lighting, showcasing toward renewed prosperity and square-dealing pricing.

Pioneer Clothing Company Washington Street

Long Island Brick Company schooner S. S. Scranton lost

Sage, owner of the Greenport brick firm and schooner S. S. Scranton, reports the crew of four perished in the Oct. 10 gale near New London. A prior notice of saved crew is incorrect. The vessel, carrying bricks, is a total loss.

Greenport Wl. I D. C Sage Long Island Brick Company S. S. Scranton New London

American Wringer Co Wringers and Sweepers Manufacturer

The American Wringer Co located at 13 and 15 Broadway extension manufactures wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Prompt mail orders. Telephone Tremont 76.

American Wringer Co Broadway Extension City Tremont

A P A Scored At Temperance Hall Rally In Harrison Square

A large crowd gathered at Temperance Hall near Harrison Square to hear speakers including John F. Shea George W. Calef and Henry B. Callender pledge against the A P A Their remarks were emphatic and the rally drew attendees from across the city Invitations to William S. McNary and Harrison H Atwood were not honored by their absence The event focused on anti A P A sentiment and featured Henry R Fitzgerald introducing Mr Shea with a concise opening address.

Harrison Square Temperance Hall John F. Shea George W. Calef Charlestown Henry B. Callender William S. McNary Harrison H. Atwood Henry R. Fitzgerald Harrison Square Improvement and Independent Club Mr. Shea

Opposition to the American Protective Association Stirs City Debate

Mire Shea, Callender, and Lt. Calef address Ward 19, denouncing the A P A as unconstitutional and unfit for office. They urge voters to reject candidates tied to the group, recounting oaths, Catholicism fears, and the impact on civic rights amid a rainy election night.

Mire Shea Callender McNary Lieutenant Calef Charlestown Calef Stars and Stripes American Republic Ward 19 United States Massachusetts Nova Scotia New Brunswick Canada Mr. Callender Republic

Excursion to Niagara Falls and Buffalo Enthralls Crowd

A large enthusiastic crowd departed from Union depot yesterday for Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Elevated railway work between Charlestown and Chelsea progresses well and may be completed in three to four months. Officials of trunk lines notified of a new freight traffic agreement starting October 20 between Northern Pacific Great Northern Oregon Railroad Navigation Company and Canadian Pacific.

Niagara Falls Buffalo Union Depot Charlestown Chelsea Northern Pacific Great Northern, Oregon Railroad the Navigation Company Pacffc

Railroad items and personal notes from a Boston paper

Reports on railroad policy affecting Boston and western trade. Conductor John Storey injured in Gardiner Me with rib fracture. West End road repairs advance toward reopening. Newtonville & Watertown Street Railway to move tracks per Watertown board vote. W S St George and misouri kansas texas road officials in city. Jennie Ladd of Haverhill marries W G Parmelée, Pennsylvania ticket agent. Greenfield station agent J Stoddard to visit. George H Daniels of New York Central to speak at American Association meeting. The Trackman.

Chicago Mississippi River Boston John Storey Gardiner Fitchburg West End Causeway Street Newtonville Jennie Ladd Haverhill W. G. Parmelée Pennsylvania Road Greenfield George H. Daniels New York Central American Association of General Passenger

Free Medical Services Until Cured for All Diseases

Dr Dewey the specialist continues free examinations and medical attendance for rich or poor during hard times. Offices at Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston Street. Hours 9 to 11, 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 p m. Sunday 10 to 4 p m. Wednesday and Thursday evenings closed.

Dewey Hotel Pelham Boylston Street

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Bigelow Bigelow, Sr Museum of Fine Arts Lyr. Bigelow Mason Mr. Hoar Justice Mason Arthur T. Cabot Hoard Attorney Hoar Higelow Welsh Henry M. Ayres Mr. Ayres Mr. Bartlett J. F. Nulty M. H. Wolf Washington St Main Springs Temple Place Hood Flowers of America Wild Flowers OF Corbett Sullivan P. O the Post Post Irving Sherman Grant Jletin Dickens Cook Book A. W. Wheeler & CO American House DR. Millard Tremont Street Masonic Temple P. A Shea, Calef, Callender Thomas Otis Potter South Boston Savings Bank Suffolk Beers Broadway Suffolk South L Street William A. Whitney Potter John H. Locke Martin L. Ham Walter B. Hawes South Broston Savings Bank Edward H. Barton Frederick A. Moore James H. Beal Nahant Brighton Market Street Winship S. H. Bennett Joan Fessenden John Herrick Messrs. Beal & Sears Exchange Iballing J. H. Beal Commonwealth OF Theodore Dedham of Norfolk Agnes Boston Post George White Fsquire Jonathan Cobb Register Commonwealth OF Wasknachl Margaret Scollins George Scollins John W. McKim Esquire Hlitah Georgeh Rose Harris Nathan Harris Admr
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