Wills Fund Urges Charity for East Boston Widow
Editorial from the Post calls for a public purse to aid the destitute widow of John W. Wills and her six children after the East Boston tragedy. The paper accepts donations and promises proper delivery. totals show funds collected by Coleman, James Mooney, John Flatley, and Crescent Beach, with a final sum of 1,244.93 dollars plus smaller amounts.
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Post
East Boston
Raisin Fund
John W. Wills
Coleman
James Mooney
John. Flatley
Crescent Beach
Americans Homeward as Gallia Brings 935 Passengers
The Gallia docked at the port with 245 cabin and 86 second cabin travelers and 604 steerage passengers, totaling 935. A long saloon passenger list includes Dr H C Angell, Mrs Angell, Miss Barrow, R C Bates, Rev Joseph M Glesson, Rev Dr Brooke Herford, Miss Mary Prescott, and many others.
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H. C. Angell
Angell
Barlow
Barrow
Barrows
E. L. Call
A. M. Call
Matthew. Cameron
F. Carsley
Kittie Cawley
E. C. Fadwell
Dr. Ferguson
M A. Ferguson
S. F. Field
Charles H. Fiske
Fiske
Joseph .P. Flatley
Flatley
A. Flatley
M. Flatley
E. P. Frost
R. W. Frost
Mary J. Gallaher
L. D. Gardner
W. T. Garland
Annie Maars
P. B. Magrane
Magrane
May Mahoney
Josephine F. Malone
Dc. J. Queenan
A. Quinlan
O. Reinstein
Reinstein
M. Rivers
Amelia Roche
William Rodgers
Emmanuel Sands
Schischkass
R. W. Schnessler
Maria Schnessler
Rosalia Schnessler
Ella H. Schoolfield
Falen C. Semple
Ethel Sharpley
Charles E. Kattuck
Stanstron
Miss Steele
H Stevenson
Andrew Stewart
Stewart
Agnes Stewart
Josephine Stewart
J. Sugg
W. K. Sullivan
H. A. Sullivan
Katherine Sullivan
Mary A. Sullivan
Akin S. Tallman
F. W. Taussig
G. Thompson
H. L. Townsend
C. H. Vee
Toy
John Toohey
E. A. Underhill
A C. Wagner
Frank T. Warburton
A . G. Webster
Webster
W. M. Pee Allen
Ss. White
Emily A. White
J. Wilkins
Robert Williams
Williams
J. Dove Wilson
E. J. Woodward
Wylde
Gemmel
Water Front Report From Dockside Events
Steamer Surf City brought about one hundred Manhattan Club members from Ward 12 back to Congress street bridge after a bay fishing trip. Sloop Zenobia sheltered at Chatham before proceeding to Boston. Towboats Kate Jones and Walter Luckenbach clashed briefly while lugging news, with Winslow chasing in print service, as English take noted Yankee progress.
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Surf City
Manhattan Club
Ward 12
Congress Street Bridge
Zenobia
Chatham
Boston
Evans
Kate Jones
Boston Towboat Company
New York
United Press
Jones
Walter Luckenbach
Edgar F. Luckenbach
L. Luckenbach
George M. Winslow
Suffolk County Supreme Court docket for September term
Jury waived cases set for tomorrow include O Neil v Smith Kelse v Gilman O Brien v Finnegan and 5360 4494 4974 in order. Equity calendar includes Palmer v Whitney Same v same Jenkins v Ryder Johnston settle title Simmons v Craighead Kintz Company Ela v Ela Bloom petr Crocker v Cotting Cambridge Lyceum petr dissolution Commonwealth v Suffolk Trust.
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Allen
O’ Neil
Smith
Kkelse
Gilman
O’ Brien
Finnegan
Equity
Holmes
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Whitney
Same
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Simmons
Craighead & Kintz Company
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Bloom
Crocker
Cotting
Cambridge Lyceum
Commonwealth
Suffolk Trust Company
Local Sales Ledger Summary from Wilson Fay & Co
Sales figures list items from various companies including Bonanza Development Geyser Mining American Electric Heating and Boston and Cripple Creek with quantities and prices. Readable entries show stock and value totals with multiple firms and mining operations.
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Coshocton & Soo
C.cceseeens
National Telephone
C.ceseccees
Bonanza Development
Ceeeses
Comb & Osceola Mining
American Electric Heating
Santa Rosa
Levvice Cde
McKay
Geyser Mining
Shepeces Ab Devave
Isveb Stesso
Boston & Cripple Creek
Frenchman’s
Bay Land
S.ee
Dunkin Mining
Shipping News Update from Boston Harbor Area
Marine movements include the arrival of the steamer Gallia from Liverpool with 931 passengers and merchandise to Alexander Martin, plus numerous other vessels such as Yarmouth, Essex, Penobscot, and Kennebec arriving or sailing. The report notes tides, sun times, and wind conditions with several schooners and tugs listed along with their destinations and cargos.
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Hewitson
Liverpool
Queenstown
Alexander Martin
Boston
Yarmouth
Smith
N. S
John G. Mall & Co
Essex
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
H. F. Dimock
Coleman
New York
H. M. Whitney
Penobscot
Pierce
Bangor
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Bay State
Snowman
Portland
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Kate Jones
Evans
Maryita
Pine
St. Jacques
N. F
Mary George
Wilson
Fredericton
Mentora
Gott
City of Augusta
Adams
Washington
D. C
Harriet
Ackley
Calais
Alaska
Clark
Port
Johnson
Lincoln
Millbridge
Samuel W. Brown
Ruth
Hodgdon
Gilbert
Rockland
Imogene
Candage
Chillion
Manhattan
Hercules
Philadelphia
Lebanon
N. E
William H. Clifford
Wood's Hall
Tug International
Probate Court Citation for Sylvander J Upton Estate
Suffolk Probate Court requires heirs and creditors to appear September 19 1895 in Boston to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted to James M Upton without bond. Public notice to run three weeks in the Boston Post. Judge John W McKim. Register Elijah George.
Probate Court notices and estate administrations in Boston
Suffolk probate court cites heirs and creditors as MARIA MURRAY seeks administration of THOMAS MURRAY estate without surety. Public notice in Boston Post for three weeks. Executors named: PATRICK HEN HOLLAND, PATRICK HAYES, JABEZ A SAWYER. Public administrator JOAIAH G. WHITE estate details and payment demands listed.
Probate Notices in Middlesex and Suffolk Courts
Public notices announce hearings on estates of Joshua Rand Jabez Sawyer Patrick Terry John D Dickson and Dennis Lyons other heirs legatees and executors are cited to appear in probate courts in Lowell Cambridge Boston and Maynard Massachusetts on specified dates in September 1895 for administration sale of real estate or probate of wills with publication requirements in the Boston Post and notice to interested parties.
Guardian Petition for WILLIAM A. BROWN Minor
Probate Court summons next of kin and interested parties to appear September 26 1895 in Boston Massachusetts to show cause why guardian should not be appointed for William A Brown a minor Mary A Brown petitions for guardianship Notice to kin and others by Boston Post publication and mailings Witness Judge John W McKim signed September 9 1895.
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William A. Brown
Boston
Mary A. Brown
Boston Post
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Elijah George
Register
Administration sought for Claude Overacre estate in Middlesex
Probate Court cites heirs and creditors of Claude Overacre of Bedford Virginia to show cause why letter of administration should not be granted to Constant Q. King of Boston. Hearing set September 24 1895 at Cambridge. Public notice required weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post.
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Middlesex
Claude D. Overacre
Bedford City
Virginia
Constant Q. King
Boston
Suffolk
Cambridge
Boston Post
Charles J. McIntire
F Squire
H. Folsom
Register
Will of Thomas Maguire estate cited for sale license
John Reade executor seeks license to sell debts legacies and administration charges of the Maguire estate in Medford Cambridge Probate Court 1895. Citation requires serving notice fourteen days before hearing or publishing weekly in Boston paper. Court date September 12 1895 at nine in the forenoon. S. H. Folsom Register.
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Middlesex
Thomas Maguiraf
Medford
John Reade
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Register
Probate Court cites heirs on Albert Ite estate sale
Middlesex probate court requires heirs and interested parties to appear September 17 1895 at Lowell to show cause why Jabez A Sawyer administrator should be licensed to sell the entire Albert R Ite estate at public auction to pay debts and administration charges with notice by publication in the Boston Post for three weeks.
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Jeremiah G. White
Washington
District of Columbia
Jabez A. Sawyer
Lowell
Eee
Boston Post
Boston
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
S. H. Folsom
Notice of executors and administrators for Boston estates
Notice from TRICK J. TIMMINS executor of the will of ED WARD ENS late of Boston Suffolk County deceased testate and having bonded as required asks all creditors to exhibit claims against the estate. Also notice that MARY HOWR administratrix for AY SORT IVAN late of Boston Suffolk County deceased intestate has taken bonds and requests all creditors to present claims against the estate. Boston addresses given.
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Nason
Boston
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Washington St
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Chelsea Street
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Minot Street
Mass
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Wicklow Street
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Admx
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Boston Street
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Tremont Street
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Cambridge Probate Court to Hear Auction License
In Middlesex ss Probate Court Sara I Dooley administratrix seeks license to sell the deceased William H Dooley’s real estate at public auction to pay debts. Hearing set in Cambridge September 24 1895 at 9 am. Citations to all interested by service or weekly Boston Post notices. Judge Charles J McIntire presiding.
Notice to heirs in Larkins estate court citation
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Probate Court orders the heirs to show cause why the estate of John Larkins late of Boston intestate cannot be granted to Arthur Lyman of Waltham. A probate hearing set for September 19 1895 at ten in the forenoon in Boston. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Witness Judge John W. McKim September 3. Elijah George, Register.
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Mary N. Adams
Cambridge
Charles Walker
Boston Post
Boston
Charles J. MelIntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
Suffolk
Guy A. T. Lincoln
Alonzo L. Kennedy
Joan
W. McKim
John W. McKim
Elijah George
Massachusetts
Thomas Haney
Arthur J. Haney
Thomas Murray
Maria Murray
John W. McKim, Esquire
John D. Dickson
James Ballantyne
James Bogle
Idlesex, Ss
Dennis Lyons
Denis Lyons
Maynard
Edward J. Jenkens
Charles J. McIntire
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Lewis F. Pierce
Mary B. Sumner
Ashmont Street
Dorchester
Commonwealth ‘of Massachusetts
John Larkins
Arthur Lyman
Waltham
Estate of Ster in Colorado Named to Public Administrator
Notice announces the death of Ster in Colorado with will probated as testamentary and Jabez A. Sawyer named Public Administrator at 48 Mount Vernon Street Cambridge. Creditors and debtors are urged to present claims or settle debts by law, with bond to be issued as required. Dated Sept 10, 1895.
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Public Admr
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Cambridge
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Colorado
Jabez A. Sawyer
Public Driveway Bid Offered by Metropolitan Park Commission
The Massachusetts Metropolitan Park Commission invites sealed proposals to build a two and four tenths mile driveway along Mystic Valley Parkway in Medford and Winchester. Plans are available at 13 Exchange Street. bids due September 27 at 12 noon. deposit $1000 with bond 1/4 to 1/2 of contract. work to start within ten days and finish by July 1, 1896. Massachusetts residents only.
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Metropolitan Park Commission
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Boston
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Engneprins Department
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Descriptive Divorce Libel by Julia A. Crane
Julia A. Crane of Boston Massachusetts seeks a divorce from Levi B. Crane of Hampton New Hampshire for desertion and cruel neglect since January 23 1874. The suit filed August 28 1895 requests dissolution of the bonds of matrimony in Middlesex County Superior Court.
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Julia A. Crane
Boston
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Levi B. Crane
Hampton
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B. Crane
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