Waltham Watch Company case seeks injunction over Waltham names
United States Circuit Court postponed grand jury due to judge's absence. Supreme Judicial Court hears American Waltham Watch Company v United States Watch Company over use of Waltham watches branding. Plaintiff, founded 1854 as Waltham Improvement Company, claims Waltham name and marks built world reputation and promises to restrain defendant from advertising watches as Waltham or using U S initials improperly. Temporary injunction granted against defendant from selling watches as Waltham watches. Lawyers: Shattuck, Monroe for plaintiff. Curley for defendant.
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United States Circuit Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Or. Hommes
American Waltham Watch Company
United States Watch Company
Waltham Watches
Waltham Improvement Company
American Watch Company
Waltham Waten Company
Waltham
Waltham Watch Tool Company
Waltham Watch Company
Commissioner of Corporations
U. S
Waltham Watch
Waltham, Mass
U. 5
United States
Walthara
Unclear court docket list of cases and defendants
Fragmented docket items show multiple cases across civil and criminal sessions. Names include Isle-Magann, Murray, Churchill, Hodgdon, Burkhart, Patterson, Tussey, Allen, Mallock, Ford, Isburg, Smith, Mooney, Melledy, Lorıs, Marcus, Virth. Defences deny assaults with verdicts and damages noted. Lawyers listed: Moran for plaintiff Adams and Blinn for defendant. Also contains uncontested divorces and various v. the list entries with dates and case numbers, many not fully legible.
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Isle
Windsor Street
J. B. Moran
George
Adams
George R. Blinn
Isburg
Smith
Kickey
M’ch'ts
M. A. CO
Mooney
Boston
Melledy
Stewart
Dloris
Millie EK
Bryant
Leatrice I
Rollin
Blodgett
Cornelius O'Dorsey
House of Correction
Commonwealth Ve
Same
Alberd
Lent Ettal
McCann
Needen
Garrity
Powers
Damages Sought in West End Street Railway Case in Cambridge
In Middlesex Superior Court two actions against West End Street Railway seek 1000 for a horse and harness injured by an electric car and 30000 for personal injuries to a milk wagon driver on Arlington avenue. Defenses deny causation and injuries. cases tried together with jury to be given Wednesday.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
Dunbar
G. C. Taylor
West End Street Railway Company
George J. Ramponi
Broams
Arlington Avenue
Arlington
Rodney Lund
F. M. Davis
Hyde, Dickinson & Howe
Martin
Cook
Hingham Inst
Dutt v
Spear.sav
Crosby
Johnson v. Rand
bLuchanan Vy
Nhbts
Marlboro
Court records reveal three Essex County criminal sentences
Superior Court in Lawrence on October 21 handed down five year State Prison terms for Sherman J. Wilfred J. Aughton for horse stealing in North Andover, two and a half years for William Hately of Lawrence for manslaughter, and four years State Prison for L D Nute of Ipswich for stealing a horse and wagon.
Superior Court docket in Dedham Weymouth sidewalk case and taxes
Norfolk county court notes two cases with detailed lists of related dockets. The Gardner versus Weymouth claim concerns a defective sidewalk and jury instructions to be given Wednesday. Hall versus Moore concerns tax recovery on property conveyed by the defendant, verdict for the defendant.
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Superior Court
Norfolk County
Dedham
Lathrop
George W. Gardner
Weymouth
J. W. Converse
J. Humphrey
Albert Hall
Josephine Moore
Defendent
R. W. Carpenter
J. J. Feely
Probate probate court listings of wills and administrations
Middlesex county probate court in Cambridge on Oct 21 presents wills for Hannah R Webster Woburn Joseph L Sargent Dracut William Richardson Kelimont nil Grunwald Lowell Frederick J Garland Lowell Emma J Duprez Lowell John Dobson Lowell Levi B Kimball Chelmsford Mary Ann Wilson Bedford Mary Buckley Marlboro Alice A Allen Waltham Administrations Eva Bailard Ashville Nathaniel T Judkins East Providence KRL Benjamin A Randall Everett Joseph Holmes Cambridge Adeline D Hawkes Cambridge Mary K E Varney Waltham Eva F Worcester Lowell Beulah Brown Tewksbury
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Middlesex Ss
Cambridge
Hannah R. Webster
Woburn
Joseph L. Sargent
Dracut
William Richardson
Kelimont
Nil Grunwald
Lowell
Frederick J. Garland
Emma J. Duprez
John Dobson
Levi B. Hall
Jacopb B Kimball
Chelmsford
Mary Ann Wilson
Bedford
Mary Buckley
Marlboro
Alice A
Superior Court First Session Case List Oct 21
Proceedings in the Superior Court cover Nos 686 to 616 with Low v California Insurance Co and 30 others. Plaintiffs, a father and son of Belmont Street Cambridge, claim a loss of 69685 against insured stock destroyed by fire March 4 1887. Defense cites misrepresentation in proofs of loss and inflated values. Multiple sessions note varied cases: Randolph v Riorden injuries in Charlestown, damages for loss of services, negligent ownership of team and hack, and promissory note disputes. Other filings include Riggs v Boston Revere Beach and Lynn RR, with death damages, and numerous docket entries across sessions. Attorneys listed for both sides.
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Superior Court
Mason
C.J
Joseph W. Low
California Insurance Company
Belmont Street
North
Cambridge
de Morse, Jr
W. M. Richardson
W. Loring
John C. Kopes
C. R. Clapp
Thompson
Amelia Randolph
P. O. Riorden
Austin Street
Charlestown
Peter Randolph
Riorden
Bryant
W. H. Slocum
C. Crosby
H. W. Bragg
J. T. Harris
Moses G. How
Stephen M. Allen
Horace G. Allen
Richard _T. Riggs
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn Railroad
Defendant Road
Richard Riggs
William B. Orcutt
Aug. Russ
D. P. Silsbee
Carlin
West End
Silene
Municipal Court Docket List of Civil Cases and Parties
First and second session judges Adams and Ey preside. Docketed cases include Crogs versus Vv, Kisk versus Smith, Kimball versus Chacher, Ingle versus Hopkins, Kelley versus Binney, Why versus Hoy, Crawford versus Butan, Bailey versus Flening, Bailey versus Pierce, Long versus Simmons, Sprone versus Nesmith, McAnnie, Green versus Snendman, Macness versus French, Clifford versus McCaffey, Frain versus rabritea, Gannett versus Simmons, Wildes versus Johnson, Coleman versus Leary, Perriott versus Glatding, Pulsifer versus Stockwell, Smith versus Johnson, Bill versus Mudge, Moulton versus Durant, Lilichcock versus Meggowan.
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Crogs
McAnnie
Green
Macness
French
Pewabic Case Defense Letter from Pewabic Mining Counsel
A communication from Talbot, counsel for Pewabic Mining, defends Mr. Demmon as acting under advice around August 1890. It states the books and account were prepared swiftly, shipped to Stone & Gray, and later to White, with letters and copies preserved. The exchange aims to rebut claims of dereliction and explains why the documents were kept and sent for master review.
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Talbot
Pewabic Mining Company
Sunday Herald
Pewabic
Demmon
Marquette
Perkins
Stone & Gray
Cony
Lester
National Bank
HoueyTon
Mich
D. L. Demmon
Boston
Mass
Colonel Talbot
White
Asannow
Orrick
Peter White
Insurance Department
Marquerte
Houghton
Poewabie Mining Company
Thomas H. Talbor
Gift to Tuskegee Institute Endowment Receives New York Donation
A friend in New York contributed 2000 dollars to the endowment fund of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute in Alabama. Also advertised are Dr Bull's Cough Syrup at 26 cents and Salvation Oil at 20 cents per bottle for pain relief and cold remedies.
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Tuskeges Industrial Institute
New York
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee, Ala
Asr
Money Market in Boston Frays as Loans Rise on Higher Rates
The Boston money market grows firmer with no material change in nominal quotes yet more loans at higher rates and a daily expected advance. Call loans hover around 4 1/2 to 6 percent. business paper moves at 5 1/2 to 6 1/2 percent for best descriptions. Clearing House balances, New York funds, and government bonds show varied movements with copper shares weakening while overall market activity remains brisk.
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Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
London
New York Stock Exchange
Windom
Bears
Atchison
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Mexican Central
Wisconsin Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Lowell
Central Massachusetts
Hastern
Fitchburg
New England
Old Colony
West End
Boston & Montana
Buite & Boston
Franklin
Calumet & Hecla
Quincy
Vamarack
Osceola
Kearsarge
Leyes
Bell Telephone
Mkkie
Lamson
Thomson-Houston
Bay State Gas
Illinois Steel
Pullman’s Palace Car Company
Metropolitan St. By. of Kansas City Gold 5s notes
A brief note lists securities including Metropolitan Street Railway of Kansas City Gold 5s due 1909 and Illinois Steel Co. debentures due 1910 with additional entries for Chicago Junction fy and Union Stock Yards Gold bonds due 1915, Fitchburg BR bonds due 1899, and Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern Railway collateral trust Gold bonds due 1919.
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Metropolitan St. By
Kansas City
Illinois Steel Co
Chicago Junction
Ble Alloucz
Arnold
Atlantic
Flyly
Vo Zjonanza Development
B. Ww Sons
Jabetsen
Butte & Boston
Cald
Humboldt
Huron
Lonton
Kearsarge
Santa Fe
Blige BO
Tamarack Escs
Ee Tecumseh
Sceeers
Washington
e+ss
Anniston City
Aspinwall
Csccee Cere
Boston
Enee Ile Newportt
Payson
San Diego
Sullivan
Topeka
West End
Winter Harbor
Winthrop
Wollaston
Esceeserres
Bell Tel
Mort
At. & Pac
Do Inc
Bos
U. Gas Ist Ds
B.& Mo
C Hey
J. Con
Yu Do Ben
C. M
St. P. Gs
W. Mich
Lans
Elk
M.Y
L. R
Ft. S
L. E
St. L. Lin
N.Y
N. Li
Nor
P. D.O
Ow & L. C. Con
Oregon
Igee
O. NS. le & U.N. 58. Cca Eaees
Union Pacific
Lust
Top
S. F
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boton & Maine
Providence
Be & Lynn
Central
MASB
Ccctsocess
W. Mi
OG. S.& CO
Cleveland & Canton
Col. Sp. & Cin
Conn
Vass
Fitchburg
Flint & P.M
K. C
Sneer
K.U
St. Lee
Maine Central
Werner Ee
Ccessee
Norbiern
Saco & Ports
G. F. & Conway
E . Ee
Ruatland
South
Cal
Summit
West
Ugg
Wisconsin
Nash. & Koch
Hell
Astman
Phon
Toy Mig
Lemson Store Ser. Co
Vallinan Palace
Union Stock Yards
Beaniee Oy Am
Aim
Pheumatic ‘Ool Co
Bay State Gas
Aye
Brunswick Manganese
Burton
Boston & Livepool Co
Biec
Fort Wayne
Dillinois Steel Co
Seeee OZ
Mt. Desert & East Shore
Malden Klee. Co
Nse
Mechaviers Man. Co
New York Despatch Co
Bay National Lead Trust
al Nat
Tel. Mig. CO
Eeseers Ee ” Pal. Tel
Lo Sugar Refineries Co
Esses
Thomson-Houston Elec
Eeer Ee Sane
Seer
Thomson Ile
BO Westinghouse Liec. Co
O. Er
Ad Winnisiminet Co
Keokuk Electric Street Railway bonds offered in Mass market
J Rollins Morse and Bro advertise 50 000 six percent twenty year Keokuk Electric Street Railway and Power Co bonds with exclusive franchise. Mearnings at 46442 per year and charges not to exceed 30000 per year. For price and details apply to Herbert B Church banker and broker 53 Congress street Boston Mass.
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Keokuk Electric Street Railway & Power Co
Keokuk
Herbert B. Church
Congress Street
Loston
Mass
Quotations and Last Sales Miners and Electric Stocks
Quotations corrected daily from the Boston Stock Exchange show activity in mining and electric stocks. The day featured a late recovery in several names with Northern Pacific preferred and North American among leaders, while Sugar Refineries and Rock Island faced pressure and intraday swings.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Hocking Valley
Rock Island
Northern Pacific
Lackawanna
Grangers
Burlington
Dulness
Minneapolis & St. Louis
It & Western Generals
Louisville & St. Paul
New York Money Market Report Oct 21
Money on call ranged 4 to 6 with last loan at 4 and closing 4. Prime mercantile paper 6 4 8. Bar silver 108% sterling exchange quiet with 60 day bills 4 80 and demand 4 5 4 4.82 government and railroad bonds dull and steady. Dualness remained the market’s notable feature after 12 o clock with practical stagnation, yet prices edged higher in many listings.
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ALES
N. OS
N.Y
M. Bh
Bell Tel
Bane
Boston
W. Seeaee
B.d& Mont
Cal
Hee
Ceesees
Franklin
Kearsaree
Huron
Santa Fe
A. Eseeeeres
Je & M
Mass
Fitchburg
N.Y &N Kk
Old Colony
Serene
Pall Valeur
Rutland
P.M
Do Inc
B&q New Bs
San Ee Emai
Con. Vt
Ibumuc
N. i Ao Sa
EU U
Erie
Boston Land
San Diego
Loos
Mont
Hutte
Iyaal
B.&meneer
BCTI
Ae &C Ant
Ogi N.Y
Cec
Ee Securities
Bay State Gas
Illinois Steel
Nike
Ylle
Ues
Rtefineries
Wee Wren
Houston
Elec
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Market quotes and a New York furniture trend
London financial prices show Consols at 949 16 for money and 94 11 16 for the account with various railroad and bank securities listed. A London Paris rate scene notes 3 percent rente at 93 francs 92 42 centimes, while an observed rise in cheval glasses sales highlights Paine's Furniture Warerooms at 43 Canal Street offering bargains from 1 to 5 dollars less than competitors.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Sulmneis Central
St. Paul
New Yor
Paris
New York
Paine
Canal Street
Market reports show mixed commodity firmness across staples
Commercial notes indicate flour, oats, cheese, exes, beans, strawberries, pork products, corn, and dried fruits holding firm or advancing slightly, while sweet potatoes ease and potatoes stay steady. Various fruits remain quiet, with pears and grapes in fair demand and truck activity dull.
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Jamaica
The Print Cloth Market In Fall River Shows Improvement
The print cloth market in Fall River reports steady prices at 36 16 cents and sales of over 6000 pieces weekly through January. Analysts say November curtailment is unlikely for print cloth mills and that the regulars market is improving.
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Fall River
Millmenare
Lumber Trade Movement Steady Despite Quiet Fall Demand
The lumber trade shows little overall change with quiet fall activity but firm prices. Spruce and hardwoods see good business. mills report busy output yet buyers hold firm, and buyers anticipate stronger demand after year turn. Freight rates ease as vessels abound and southern and western lumber remains in steady demand.
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Pennsylvania
E. Een
Atlantic
Gulf
Quita
Jata
Sap Extra
Sap
Heart Extra
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Abbott
Oo W
Mary Pancatenan
Charles H. v. Stella
McGlone
Mary E. v. Frank
Lorad
John G. Ve
Prudence E
Tenary
Carrie F. v. Charies F
Marsh
Marie Fic
Walter L
Orner
Emmons
Lane
Truly
Mulhern
Cushing
Perry and Trustees
Hayes
Dyer
Quincy & Boston Street Railway Co
Mulien
Whitaker
Rece
Dunnett Et al
Kane
Thomas
Canton
Dea
Duncklee
Avon
Noyes
Meyer
Parkman
Suffolk
Savik
Phenix Brewing
So. Ve Lyons
Amick
Drew
Poinie
Manvele
J . Jones
Pratt& W. Ref. Co
Morrill
Meready
Heeman
N. E. Mut
Ace’t. Assn
Segimouar
Ingalia
A. Muller
Richard Stone
Hichard Burke
Pro Ami
John P. Doyie
Jainviff
As- Teele
Ey, J
Mr. Demmon
Ees
Cece
Rss
Essees
Pullman
Chi- Cogos
Uae
Detroit
Wilmington
Union Foundry
Pullman Car
Coca S
NeMaLby Cars Beersack
Vivian
Centennial
Llvulilcv
Uays
Dwight Braman
Astern
Lay
Boston & Maine Road
Sugar Trust
Cameron
Lewissohn Bros
Lake Copper
Jere Abbott
Europe
England
Bay State
Philadelphia
United States Express
Thayer-Merriam Roads
Fort Scott
Memphis
Clinton & Springfield
Teereeveeer
Seeenee
Central Transporta- 441
Tion Company
Eee
Occidental Square
Lake Washington
HOOC
Seattle
C.H. Venner & CO
Wall Strait
J. Rollins Morse
Bro
State Street
I. W. Eee W Co
Devonshire Street
Eastern Electric Cable Company, Pfa
Gethins Electrical Mfg. Company
Eeers
Upion Electric Car Company
O. Thomson-Bouston Company
Thomson European Hmlectric Welding Company
Serereeree
KR. G
Pac
Shore
Pang Che Inca
Gould & Curry
Eeeesee Hale
Norcross
Mutual S. & M. Co
Ontario
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Combussion
Harvard Land
al Ak
Avo Catalpa Mining
Eevee Reeesneeseeeere le MaCl
Fort Payne Coal & Lyon
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Dunkin Mining
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Edison Polyform Seceesere
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Cate & 8T.l
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
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Ohio
Alton
St. IL
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Lake Shore
Istana
Weibie
Louis
Nash
Man
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Mini
St. le Ee
Pacific
Oiiv
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Clatecess
Northwestern
Ohio & Miss
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Southern Pac
Texas Pacific
Suu
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Armerican Oil
Aeer
Brunsche Eee
Eeenee Sane
Luvtdge Cou
Aeee Weer Chic
Pacific Mail
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Yenna
Can. Sc
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Union
N. P
N. W
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NEW York Financial
James & Abbot
Liberty Square
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