Brighton Church Row Over New Pastor Berle Stirring Town
The Brighton Congregational Church installed Rev. A A Berle last Thursday amid heated debate. Conservatives fear liberal orthodoxy while liberals defend his character and insist he will stay. A contentious church council drew sharp criticism from conservative members and sparks fear of schism as locals anticipate a tense winter.
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Brighton
A. A. Berle
Berle
Spain
Christ
A. H. Plumo
Boston
Plumb
Hamilton
Bani
Griffis
Shawmut
Jesus Christ
Plum
Mr. Berle
Congregational Church
Allston Congregational Church
Boycotted Bakehouse suit begins in Superior Court
Maria Kullberg sues Rev. Hugh Roe O'Donnell for 5000 damages in Boston Superior Court claiming the priest issued an interdict from the pulpit that branded her bake shop untrustworthy, caused customers to abandon her, and damaged her business after she refused to send her children to a Catholic school. The defendant denies the claim and a jury trial is scheduled after yesterday's opening.
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Maria Kullberg
Hugh Roe O'Donnell
J. W. Low
Thomas Riley
Bennington Street
Boston
Star of the Sea
O'Donnell
Miss Hapgood on Tolstoy at Home in November Atlantic
The November Atlantic Monthly features Isabel Hapgood's Tolstoy at Home profile with detail on his beliefs and his wife’s role in steadiness, alongside Thayer's People Without Law part two and Guiney on Mangan, plus reviews, fiction, and portraits of Lowell and Dickens letters.
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Thayer
Miss Guiney
James Clarence Mangan
Mangan
Guiney
Poe
Clarence Manzan
Manvan
O’paly
Poets of
Munster
Great Britain
Fielding
S. E. Winbolt
University At
Oxford
Clinton Scollard
Latcadio Hearn
John Vance Cheney
Katherine T. Prescott
Henry James
W. J. Stillman
Mr. Stevenson
Scembner’s
Lowell
Andrew Lang
Scotch University of St. Andrews
Browning
Swinburne
Lang
Mathew Arnold
Lycidas
Cowley Marsh
England
Corpus
Brides
Small College
Bridges
B. N.C
Mr. Bridges
Kingsley
Octave Thanet
George Hitchcock
Holland
Sierra Madre
Carl Lamholtz
United States Naval Apprentice
A. L. Wyckoff
John H. Gould
Saharian
Napoleon Ney
Peter Ibbetson
Harver’s
du Maurier
Cairo
Henry M. Kield
Stonewall Jackson
Mr. Besant
London
Theodore Watts
Cooper
Bryant
Charles Dickens
Wilkie Collins
Lawrence Haton
Farquhar Curtis
W.I. Bull
Alleged Clock Thieves Arrested After Jewelry Store Raid
Edward Sawyer William M Kelly and James M Davis alias Moore were arraigned in Municipal Court after being arrested at a Tre mont street jewelry store. Kelly faces charges of attempting to steal from William Pratt while Sawyer and Moore are accused of aiding and abetting. Officers Pratt and Pratt testified as the prisoners claimed Moore intended to buy a clock. The court remanded them to Superior Court in 1200 bail each.
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Edward Sawyer
William M. Kelly
James M. Davis
Moore
Tremont Street
Kelly
William Pratt
Sawyer
Divorce Law Endorsed By Supreme Court in Franklin Case
Full bench of the Supreme Court overruled a lower ruling and held that a marriage contract exists despite an early separation. Hugh F Franklin of Worcester sought divorce from Della May Franklin on adultery grounds after separation by mutual agreement. The court ruled that living apart does not bar a divorce and that the libel should have been granted.
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Supreme Court
Hugh Franklin
Worcester
Della May Franklin
Franklin
Hopkins
Justice Knowlton
Libellee
Chanler Paris Prize Awarded to John B. Potter
The Art Museum Chanler scholarship contest named John B. Potter of Lynn Massachusetts as winner. Potter, a Boston studio artist and former Art Museum School student, studied in Paris and produced four nude drawings and five head studies. His exhibit will tour the museum next week before plans to depart for Paris.
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Art Museum
John B. Potter
Lynn
Mass
Boston
School of the Art Museum
Potter
Paris
Free University Scholarships A Step Toward Education For Boston
Public education advocate Hiram Orcutt discusses a proposed city funded program to provide free university scholarships for top Boston public school graduates. He cautions funding is the key and notes public opinion must be educated, but supports the idea as a first step toward a free university. The accompanying court notices list cases including Sears v. Poor and a Maynard tort action, with multiple docket entries across sessions.
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Boston
Hiram Orcutt
Bureau of Education
Post
Orcutt
Whch
A Mistake in a School Dictionary Offer
The Yarmouth Register criticizes a proposal to donate The New Century Dictionary to a Barnstable County High School to influence votes in the Republican stronghold. It argues public schools must remain unsectarian and nonpartisan, free from political rewards, and warns the offer insults nonpartisan citizens and risks politicizing education.
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The
Register
Barnstable County
Ailen
Huaile
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Justice
Hannah v Connecticut River RR Co Case Summary
The Superior Court of Hampshire County tried the tort action Harry H. Hannah brought against Connecticut River Railroad Company for injuries to a defendant workman. The jury ruled for the plaintiff. defendant’s exceptions were overruled by the court. Counsel were William G. Bassett for the complainant and Wells McClinch & Sarnes for the defendant.
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Harry H. Hannah
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Hampshire County
William G. Bassett
Wells, McClinch & Sarnes
Legal citations and case references crowded in Suffolk court notes
Equity bears heavy knowledge in citations such as Fletcher v Bartlett and In re Plumley, with Davenport v Browne Sargent v Supreme Lodge and Norris v Wiswell. Wright v Fowler and Jewett Publishing Company v Builder noted. Order for Tuesday October includes East Boston Ferry Company v Daniels and Allen v Boston Safe Deposit.
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Fletcher
Bartlett
Plumley
Havens Corpus
Davenport v. Browne
Sargent Vy
Supreme Lodge
Norris
Wiswell
Wright v. Fowler, Co
Jewett Publishing
Company v. Builer
East Boston Ferry Company
Daniels
Knowies
Mutual
Allen v. Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Dennett
Superior Court Suffolks First Session Trial Notes Eye Injury Case
Suffolk Superior Court records describe a tort case where a 17 year old plaintiff seeks damages for loss of sight in one eye after a stone allegedly thrown by the defendant struck him on the defendant's premises in April 1878. Verdict for plaintiff awarded 1250 dollars with pro ams representation listed.
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Supreme Judicial Court For
Commonwealth
Joshua M. Sears
Fannie J. Poor
Arch Street
Rockwell & Churchill
39 Arch Street
W. Gaston
E. Todd
Parma
Quincy
Jenkins
L. M. Chili
W. Kitredge
J. Lowell, Jr
Superior Court
Suffolk
Bioncerti, J
F. McLaughlin
Peter Cleary
J. R. Murphy
T. J. McDonough
W. A. Gaston
F. E. Snow
Charles H. Mattell
Lewis. Conant
Roslindale
J.S. Vean
J. H. Robinson
J. W
A. Heinenway
E. W. Burdett
Wenner
Doherty
Gordon
Commonwealth Avenue
Hutchins & Wheeler
K. Cobb & H. G. Nichols
Nathaniel W. Ladd
City of
Boston
Wemberton Square
Courhouse
Ranney & Clark
M. Babson
Superior Court Sentences Review in Judge Bond Session
Judge Bond in the Superior Court imposed fines and sentences for several cases. Thomas B. O Hara received eight months in the House of Correction for non support. John Hayes was fined 100 dollars for maintaining a gaming nuisance. Michael Dolan was fined 50 dollars for illegal liquor selling. Ali Yon was fined 20 dollars for peeping oe shop on the Lord's Day. Ellen win was fined 200 dollars for illegal liquor selling.
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Superior Court
Ex parte Emerson v Galloupe equity injunction on land transfer
Ex parte Henry P Emerson and others sue Fran cis E Galloupe to stop disposal of land on Ocean Street Lynn. Plaintiffs allege they bought via Galloupe with reconveyance agreement. Court grants temporary injunction. Ernst for plaintiffs Howland et al vs Town of May nard libel suit stayed for Supreme Court questions. decision reserved. List of case numbers follows.
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Irving A. Evans & CO
A. B. Tobey
Wilmot R. Evans Et al
J. W. Cummings
J. H. Burke
Henry P. Emerson
Francis E. Galloupe
Osean Street
Lynn
O. Ernst
Arthur H. Howland
Town of Maynard
Alteged
Alteged Libel, Defendin's
Supreme Court
George K. Blake Manufacturing Company
E. Avery
Probate and tort cases cross Suffolk and Middlesex courts
On Oct 26 Probate Court admitted wills for Lucy M. Arthur, Leonard F Lawrence, Rosaline Sheppard, Henry E Cobb, Spencer B Brown, Frances E Cox, Mary E Forby, and George F Seaver. Administrations granted for Maria Drake and others. Superior Court lists multiple damages suits including Harris Rozinski v Foster over dog bite and alienation of affection cases. various dockets noted with defendants Cambridge and Boston entities.
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Suffolk
McKim
J. Wills
Lucy M. Arthur
Leonard F. Lawrence
Rosaline Sheppard
Henry E. Cobb
Spencer B. Brown
Frances E. Cox
Mary E. Forby
George F. Seaver
Maria Drake
John Donovan
William Frederick
Harriett N. Bellows
Elbridge B. Morrison
Arthur C. Short
George E. West
Middlesex Ss
Aldrich
J. W. Pettengill
Wiggin & Fernald
Probate court records reveal multiple wills and admins
In Essex County Glou cester on October 26 Harman J presided as wills were proved for Mary A. Roberts and Cassander Davis both of Gloucester. Letters of administration issued to James W Dennison William C Wanson George P Balch Doreas Lucas and Levi Spaulding. Inventories list Stephen Fernald of Peabody 12800 Jeremah Murphy of Beverly 21640 61 Ira F Twombly of Haverhill 12123 87.
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Essex Ss
Gloucester
Harman
J. Wills
Mary A. Roberts
Cassander Davis
James W. Dennison
William C. Wanson
George P. Balch
Newburyport
Doreas Lucas
Levi Spaulding
Peabody
Stephen Fernald
Jeremah. Murphy
Beverly
Ira F. Twombly
Haverhill
World’s Fair City Skyscrapers Drive Chicago Growth
In Curiaco Illinois October 26 1891 a Chicago correspondent extols the city’s rapid rise with twenty to thirty four story skyscrapers and a thriving financial scene. The American Building, Loan & Investment Society in Owings Building details strong assets, deposits with Massachusetts officials, and conservative, profitable stock plans 50 and 100 dollar shares with 6 to 7 percent interest.
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Chicago
California
Building & Loan Associations
Building & Loan
The
Post
American Building, Loan & Investment Society
Illinois
M. ‘Towle
Towle
Hammond
Ind
W. L. Marston
F. Bs. Modica
James N. Young
Loan & Investment Society of Chicago
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