Arrests of Irish leaders stun London observers
Reports from London and Ireland describe widespread doubt about government actions as arrests of Dillon and O'Brien spark debate. Irish leaders and supporters deem the move a bid to thwart anticipated American sympathy for Home Rule, with varied opinions on political impact and future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engand
Messrs. Dillon
O’brien
America
Lrned
Gladstone
London
J. O’brien
County Cork
Schull
Ireland
Michael Davitt
Dillon
Land League
Balfour
Thomas P. Gill
South Louth
Freshets and Washouts Rock Cumberland County Mills and Dams
Cumberland county endures a heavy freshet with daily rain since Monday. Thompson sawmill at River Philip swept away. Edward Thompson tan-bark mill at Oxford destroyed with hides and horses. Little River dams ruined. Parrsboro hay submerged. railway washout. Curran Bros. and Bent mills breached. thousands of logs released to sea. Copake rail washout halts traffic near Central New England line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrmax
Cumberland County
C. A. Thompson & Bro
River Philip
Edward Thompson
Oxford
Little River
Parrsboro
Cumberland
Amherst
John Bent
Curran Bros
Pougukfepsi
N. Y
Central
New England & Western Railroad
Copake
New York Republicans Plan Straight Ticket Strike
New York Republicans announce a straight ticket plan with the Business Men's Republican organization declining to join the People's Municipal League this year. Ex-Alderman James G. McMurray says the executive committee will set county convention dates within ten days and a mass meeting for ratification is being organized with invitations extended to Major McKinley and Speaker Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
People’s Municipal League
James G. McMaurray
Business Men’s Republican Organization
People’s League
McMurray
McKinley
Reed
Noisy Republican convention names Murray chairman
In Columet, D C, Sept 18 the Republican State convention chose George W Murray a negro as permanent chairman as a large majority of delegates were colored. Brayton and Elliot's seat are referenced with plans for a Congress race. a Democrat expected in the seventh district. In Denver, Sept 18 a Colorado convention backed Harrison and silver coinage, nominating Hazen Townsend for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columet
D. C
Miller
Elliot
Congress
Internal Revenue
Webster
Harrison
Brayton
George W. Murray
Muller
Denver
Col
de- Adin
Hazea Townsend
Montreal court continues case of prince rumor creator
The case of RE N O'Brien charged with circulating an untrue story about Prince George being arrested in Montreal was continued in Police Court. Evidence failed to prove the dispatches originated with O'Brien, who has seven top Montreal lawyers. High Constable Bissonnette denied any arrest Monday, and O'Brien plans suit against the Montreal Gazette for 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
RE. N. O'Brien
Prince George
Desnoyes
Hall
O’brien
Bissonnette
O'Brien
Montreal Gazette
McGibbon
New York
Lord Stanley
Windom's Financial Policy Scar Was Manufactured
Washington, Sept. 15. Senator Voorhees moved to retire bank circulation, issue legal tender, and reduce debt. Plumb urged voluntary bankruptcy only, and criticized Treasury checks for silver bullion. Sherman defended the law, called the triannual scare manufactured by brokers and bulls. Senate adjourned after passing several bills and eulogies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Voorhees
Committee On Finance
Plumb
Committee On Judiciary
Hoar
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Treasury
Treasury Department
Sherman
Mrr
New York
Senate Bil
Army of the United States
Evarts
United States
Manderson
Laird
Nebraska
Paddock
House Dispute Over Quorum Ends With Adjournment
In Washington the House failed to maintain a quorum until after a forced entry disrupted the roll call. Kilgore and Cram forced doors, injuring Kilgore’s nose, while Dingley neared the scene. The session adjourned at 3 05 with a narrowed quorum and further questioning on Langston Venable.
Walker's Resolution Proposes $40 Fine for Missed House Vote
Washington Sept 18 Mr Walker of Massachusetts introduces an amendment to his prior resolution. It would fine any House member in attendance who fails to vote during roll call $40, deducted from pay, and would prevent the Speaker from entertaining any motion to change or remit the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walker
Massachusetts
Taggart Nominated for Congress in New Hampshire
Republican convention for the first NH district held at Moulton Opera House in Laconia. Candidates were D Arthur Taggart Goffstown Cyrus A Sulloway Manchester Henry K Burnham Manchester and Daniel Hall Dover. Taggart led with 164 votes to Sulloway 119 Burnham 9 and Hall 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Taggart
Laconia
N. H
New Hampshire
Moulton Opera House
D. Arthur Taggart
Goffstown
Cyrus A. Sulloway
Manchester
Lienry Ke, Burnham
Daniel Hall
Dover
Taggart
Sulloway
Burnham
Hall
Portsmouth Tragedy Inquest Details Mother In Law's Warnings
In Portsmouth on Sept 18 coroner and a jury probed the Islington street scene of last night’s family massacre. Witnesses described a husband Fred Hein shooting Maud Hein and her sisters Bertha and Carrie, then turning the pistol on himself. Taylor, who was wounded at his own door, showed signs of recovery, while Maud Hein lay near death. Investigations revealed Hein’s threats against his mother in law Mrs. Lucas, prior abuse of his wife, and a wife presumed in Boston. The case traces a troubled marriage to a deadly family tragedy unfolding in Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
S.C. Whittier
George Hodgdon
F. Clark
R. N. Beach
Hela
Maud
Hein
Charles Worth
Barrett
Summer Street
Taylor
Fred
Ellen Rand
Cottage Hospital
Bertha
Carrie
A. B. Sherburne
Maud Hein
Olin J. Berry
Oliver Lucas
Hill Street
Lucas
Miss Lucas
Gertha
Burchell to be tried for Benwell murder at Oxford Assizes
Woopstock Ontario September 18 The Oxford assizes opened today with J Rex Burchell to be tried for the February murder of Frederick C Benwell Other cases will be heard until Monday after which the docket may take the entire week Burchell is in good spirits his wife consumed by worry and anxiety
Man Benjamin Sweetser Struck and Killed by Train
Lynn September 18 Special report says Benjamin Sweetser aged about seventy, of 85 Federal street, was struck by a Boston and Maine train near Market street at 3 25 pm. He was dragged several hundred feet and identified by bank books in the Five Cent and Lynn Institution for Savings showing several hundred dollars in credit. He is uncle to LD Herbert and Charles S Sweetser, noted in banking and shoe manufacturing circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Benjamin Sweetser
Federal Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Market Street
Fatal kettle explosion at West Forty-First Street shop
Fire in a one story frame stable and cooper shop at 630 632 554 West Forty-first street killed Conrad Hosbach and Christian Tschawer who slept there. Emil Goltdenburg and Caspar Stapf suffered severe burns. Nineteen horses perished. Loss to owner W Lower estimated at 25000 dollars. A second blaze at No 88 Brighton street was sparked by a boiling kettle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Forty-first Street
Conrad Hosbach
Christian Tschawer
Emil Goltdenburg
Caspar Stapf
W. Lower
Brighton Street
Jacob Bourne
Ducmure
Dion Boucicault Dies After Long Theatrical Career
The noted actor and dramatist Dion Boucicault has died. His prolific output included plays adapted from older works and new pieces, along with magazine contributions. His family life was troubled by disputes over marriage, but several children and surviving spouses are named among his survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkle
Jefferson
Charles Burke
Irving
Goucicault
Agnes Robertson
Louise Thorndyke
Dion William
New Orleans
Eve
New York
Jearley George
London
Dot
Patrice
George D. Pitman
Nina
Aubrey
Obituary notices list several notable deaths
Dr Daniel W Edgerly pension examiner died at 134 Green St Cambridgeport after lung consumption. Born 1837 in Alton NH, he served as hospital steward and surgeon, later dentistry and US pension examiner. Past NH Dental Assoc president, active with Masons Odd Fellows Knights Templars. Also Lt Frederik Duane Holton of US Cavalry died in Virginia from Brights disease. Osmus Phillips of Lynn died in Maine after hemorrhage while island expedition. Van B Sleeper former Lowell treasurer died in Corinth VT. Stephen Roe Weeks Columbia College proctor died at 70 after 40 years at the college. Mile Samaryan, Paris theatre pastel, dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Edgerly
United States Pension Examiner
Green Street
Cambridgeport
Edgerly
Alton
N. H
Farmington
United States
New Hampshire Dental Association
Masons, Odd Fellows
Knights Templars
Cambridge
D. M. Edgerly
Ife
Lynn
Maine
Bangor
Mr. Phillips
Fred Pope
Cherryfield
Nn Ee van B. Sleeper
Lowell
Corinth
Chelsea
Signal Corps
Stephen Roe Weeks
Proctor
Columbia College
Tie
Mile
Samary
Theatre Francaise
Paris
Penobscot Shore Line Takes Knox and Lincoln Railroad
Batu Me Sept 18 Yesterday the Penobscot Shore Line Railroad Company took possession of the Knox and Lincoln railroad and will operate it hereafter. Official announcements name officers President Arthur Sewall Bath General Manager Wayson Tucker Portland Treasurer F H W Low Bath Superintendent W L White Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batu
Penobscot Shore Line Railroad Company
Knox & Lincoln Railroad
Penobscot Shore Line Company
Arthur Sewall
Bath
Wayson Tucker
Portland
F. H W. Low
W. LL. White
Mayor Grant Defends Census Enumerators Role in City
Mayor Grant issues a letter to police commissioners endorsing the Board of Health report on federal census enumerators. He argues enumeration is necessary for vital statistics and public matters and requests sufficient police detail to ensure a complete city population count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grant
Health Board
Board of Health
Milwaukee and Northern Sold to Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
A Milwaukee dispatch reports the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul railroad will purchase the Milwaukee and Northern railroad for about 10 million dollars. The deal aims to block Canadian Pacific entry into Milwaukee. Formal closing is expected Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee & Northern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Cureaco
Milwaukee
Evening Post
Milwaukee & Northern Railroad
Canadian Pacific
St. Paut
Hotel to be built at Onno Orcharp Me near Googin's Rock
A $100000 hotel project in Onno Orcharp Maine near Googin's Rock is planned immediately. A stock company with M. G. Palmer of Portland and B and M rail linkholders leads the venture. Shares sell for $100. Land for the hotel is owned by Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onno Orcharp
Googin’s Rock
M. G. Palmer
Portland
Boston & Maine Railroad
Palmer
Gibbs expelled from Republican county committee in New York
Assemblyman Frederick S. Gibbs of the thirteenth district is expelled by a two thirds vote from the Republican county committee for alleged disloyalty. Gibbs denied the charges and sought an investigating committee, but his motion failed as Gibbs and his followers left the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick S. Gibbs
Thirteenth
Republican County Committee
Tammany Hall
Gibbs
All
Plant steamship Olivette sails to New York after Boston Bar Harbor run
The Olivette closed a successful season on the Boston to Bar Harbor route yesterday morning and will sail from New York to Havana and Port Tampa. In October she will run one or two trips on the Port Tampa Jamaica route, and on November 1 return to the Port Tampa Key West and Havana route forming with Mascotte the West India Fast Mail line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plant Steamship Olivette
New York
Boston
Bar Harbor
Havana
Port Tampa
Jamaica
Key West
Mavana
Mascotte
West India
Portugal’s New Cabinet Forming After Resignation
Lisbon reports the Cortes adjourned as Senhor Serpa Pimental announced the cabinet resignation. A new government lineup is expected with Chrysostomo as President and War Minister, Casal Amerio as Interior, Ferrao Foreign Affairs, Martino Finance, Carvalho Justice, Ennes Public Works, Neves Marine, and Bocaur Education. Berlin denies German involvement in slave trading with Africa. Linen shipments surge from Belfast to the United States ahead of the McKinley tariff with the Majestic carrying a record cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Senhor Serpa Pimental
Sfnhor Chrysostomo
Casal Amerio
Senhor Ferrao
Seenhor Martino
Senhor Carvalho
Ennes
Senuhor Neves
Senhor Bocaur
London
Belfast
United States
White Star Line
Majestic
Liverpool
New York
State aid certificates issued by Maine pension agency
Maine pension agent Purington reports certificates issued totaling about 1500 from a 65000 dollar appropriation. Many applications remain, and aid will be cut for recipients who also receive government pensions under the dependent pension act, with payments ending after the last quarter funded by government aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Sprcrar
Purington
Congress
Republican Absentees Hold House Caucus in Washington
The Republican House caucus met in Washington for an hour and a quarter to organize toward a quorum. With 145 Republicans present, 21 short of a quorum, 28 absentees would need to return to wrap up business quickly, or risk prolonging the session. Telegrams will be sent urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Brooklyn Brotherhood Tops New Yorks In East Game
Brooklyn defeats New York 8 to 7 in Chicago after a spirited final East clash. Ewing injures finger in the fifth. Ward’s squad gains momentum to catch a westbound train. Attendance about 4 000. errors favor Brooklyn 5 to 2. home run by Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyns
P. L
NEW Yorks
New York
Brooklyn
Ward
Ewing
Hemming
Cook
Crane
Brown
Ewe
Orr
Andrews
Slattery
Bauer
Shannon
Joyce
Jahinston
Old Hemming
Mwitns
Richardson
McGeochy
Baner
Ore
Herming
Taner
Amypires
Lierce
Snyder
Cleveland Defeats Pittsburgs in Darkened Nine
Cleveland wins 10 to 5 in a near flawless fielding display as eight innings were played due to darkness. Cleveland collected 17 hits to Pittsburgs ten with Stricker and Radford among the scorers. Pitchers McGill satagh and Quinn. Umpires Sheridan and Gaffney. Time 1:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelands
P. L
Pittsburgs
Cleveland
Pittsaburga
Velehanty
Brennan
Sheridan
Gaffney
Pittsburg Cleveland Championship Game At Canton Draws Crowd
The Pittsburg Cleveland championship game in Canton drew about 1000 spectators. Cleveland won 6 to 3 with pitchers Young and Zimmer for Cleveland and Phillips and Wilson for Pittsburgh. Delaney Burke Zimmer Wise led with hits. Errored plays by both sides. umpire Strief. First base on balls to Virtue Burke Laroque. Time two hours twenty minutes.
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Cincagos
N. L
Cincinnatis
ChicaGco
Cooney
Glenalvin
Chicago
Hutchinson
Chicagos
Chiegos
Cincinnatia
Luby
Wittredge
Mullane
Keenan
Larned Funs
Latham
Beard
McPhee
Anson
Reilly
Glenalyin
McQuaid
Cincinnatiy
Chichios
Alison
Mc Vhee
Iome
Wilmot
Foster
Meshee
Nutchinson
Stein
Rhines
Ly Stein
Carroll
Kittredge
Kutchinson
Hutchingon
Clevelands
Penn
Canton
Pittsburga
Vittsburgs
Young
Zimmer
Phillips
Wilson
Delaney
Burke
Wise
Laroque
Virtue
Sommers
Lecker
Smakey
Davis
Lerger
Strief
Fall of Babylon Draws Record Oakland Garden Audience
The audience at Oakland Garden last evening filled the grand stand and both wings as the season’s largest crowd gathered to witness the Fall of Babylon. After twelve weeks the pageant has drawn immense crowds, and closing performances are announced, with expectations the large attendance will continue through season’s end.
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Oakland Garden
Babylon
Young Men by Publican Vote to Fold Rally in Tremont Temple
The Boston Young Men's Republican Club held a quiet meeting at Young's with about twenty newcomers. A seven member committee was formed to boost membership while leaders announced a Republican rally at Tremont Temple on Navy Day and considered expanding to a state organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s
Tremont Temple
Boston Young Men's Republican Club
Young
Boynton
J. B. R. Pettes
Ward 17
Pettee
J. S. Mitchell
A. G. Perkins
A. B. Lattimore
Gardner Brewer, Jr
N.S. Wakefield
BK. R. Wilson
Reed
Lodge
Greenhalze
W.S
Horticultural Show Awards for Fruits and Vegetables
The horticultural show at Horticultural Hall closes tonight after a fine display by amateur farmers from suburban districts. Notable entries include sea bale specimens from Mrs. F B Hayes and pond lilies jars from Benjamin Grey of Malden. Awards honored vegetables, fruits, and special prizes from the society with silver medals for preserved and fresh produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
F. B Hayes
Benjamin Grey
Malden
Horticultural Society
Robert Manning
Salem
G. W. Goddard
William Christie
William Martin
W. E. Doyle
Samuel Appleton Fund
Baldwin
W. ©. Eustis
Samuel Hartwell
John L. Bird
Sheldon
Mary Langmaid
Benjamin V. French Fund
Jabez Fisher
Rhode Island
Marshall P. Wilder Fund
Anjou
Mam l Langmaid
Damon
H. Bracket
L. M. Chase
Frank Ware
C. H. Jolson
Varnum Frost
A.J. Bigelow
Edward B. Wilder
D. B. Fearing
Robert McLeod
Agricultural College
Pierce & Co
George Johnson & Co
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels for Carney Festival Meeting
A large Carney Hospital festival committee gathering at Parker's previews an October Music Hall event from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with a forthcoming outpatient department meeting next Sunday at 4 p.m. Many notable guests check in across hotels including Arthur Beddle, Harry Godey and spouses from Brunswick, and numerous others from New York, Philadelphia, Montreal, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney Hospital
Carney Hospital Festival Committee
Parker's
Music Hall
Arthur Beddle
Harry Godey
Philadelphia
Baty
Wilson
Claymont
Del
Franz Merz
New York
Jesse Lowe
I. &. Lowe
Omaha
Neb
H. Pulsifer
St. Laws
W. Wallace
G. McCauley
Harrisburg
Penn
Les Wheeler
Anas
Hirsch
F. Opper
F. Kilby
Cinnelead
Nathaniel Lord
Eed Ma
A. D. Nason
Springfield
A.B. Johnson
Washington
J. H. Bradbury
Chicago
John J. Long
Jacksonville
Fla
A. C. Donnell
San Francisco
Youna’s
Foss
Sars York
C. H. Hapud
Alton
C. Moore
Belgoog
Love & Alls
G. Bacelle
Neveland
C. Rawlings
Montreal
Samuel Crittith
Parker
E. J. Blake
Bangor
CB. Lockwood
Cleveland
Dr. Coit
Concord
N. H
I. x Boyer
JS. Bryant
Buffalo
N. Y
Almy
Norwich
J. A. Moore
St. Louis
H Chapman
Wolfeboro Junction
A. Corbett
Providence
R. L
Moore
Manchester
Clark
Brattleboro
Clinton Collins
Marlboro
J. M. Foss
St. Ibang
Andrews
Ienuebank
Mansfield
Meredith
N. IL
A. Kimball
N. Fl
Premiums Paid for Choice Offices in New Chamber Building
The Quincy Market rotunda hosted an auction for first choice offices in the new Chamber of Commerce building. Premiums were set with half due within ten days and the rest when leases are signed, yielding multiple high bids and a total of 5250 in premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Quincy
Alden Speare
Blaney
Randlett
Goodwin
Speare
Jackson
H.W. Olmstead
Richardson & Co
H. Bb. Goodwin
J. E. Yaritis
Crockett Bros. & Sanborn
J.B. Soper
H . Buss
E. F. Clapham
C. M. Cox
D. W. Randlett
Cressey & Noyes
M. Shultis
W. M. Barbour
Gilman& Cheeney
Cornelius Dorr
C.H. Wade
Butler, Breed & Co
Court actions from Turk's Island mutiny case and shipboard assault
The United States District Court on September 18 heard Nelson J. Philip H. Williams of the brig Mattie M Bain accused of resisting an officer and mutiny at Turk's Island. He was acquitted as another trial of J. J. Reed, master of the bark Petrel, for assaulting a crew member remained unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Philip H. Williams
Mattie M. Bain
Turk’s Island
J. J. Reed
Petrel
Manhaden Fishing Case Faces Massachusetts Court Ruling
The Commonwealth appeals in Arthur Manchester case over use of purse seine in Buzzards Bay waters. Trial court convicted a seaman aboard the A T Serrell, a menhaden steamer registered in Newport Rhode Island, under state law. The issue: whether Commonwealth had jurisdiction. court upholds conviction and waters jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
A.T. Serrell
Newport
R. I
United States
Rhode Island
George A. King
James F. Jackson
Court session reports multiple cases in September
Superior Court criminal session on September 18 lists Hammonp J Frank and O Neil for assault on an officer with six months at the House of Correction, Margaret Beatty fined 50 dollars for violating honor law, Jacob Caswell fined 150 dollars plus costs for selling adulterated milk, and a sequence of Commonwealth v. cases including Howe White Lannon Wagner Thompson McLaugh Laat Muller among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Hammonp
J. Frank J. O'Neil
House of Correction
Margaret Beatty
Jacob A. Caswell
Commonwealth
Same
Y. Thompson
Y. McLaugh
Insolvency Court Adjourns Third Meetings in Suffolk Cases
In Suffolk insolvency court adjourned third meetings are set for Smith Sheahan Company Edith M dinney 1767 William TL Smith 1788 William V Hunt 1889 Bedward Lynch 1846 Llenry A Hipper 1848 James Dempsey 1842 International Maritime Exhibition 1843 Eugene L Buttington 1847 Enward hik trooks 1846 George K Bakeman 1548 William L burgen 14549 Henry Turner 1860 William H Chard 1804 Fred C McLaughlin 1857 John Z Weatervelt petition for unclaimed dividends. First meetings list Louis I Anderson 1930 1/42 Benjamin D Milliken lost Azariah F Crowell creditors petition 1939 Louis Anderson second hearings on compositions 1950 Wiedler Weinze Co petition by one partner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Smith-Sheahan Companys
Edith M. Dinney
William TL. Smith
William V. Hunt
Bedward Lynch
Llenry A. Hipper
James Dempsey
Eugene L. Buttington
Enward Hik
Trooks
George K. Bakeman
William L. Burgen
Henry ©. Turner
William H. Chard
Fred C. McLaughlin
John Z. Weatervelt
Stocksman
Louis I. Anderson
Benjamin D. Milliken
Azariah F. Crowell
Louis ?. Anderson
Wiedler
Injury suit over barge accident seeks $5000 damages
In Middlesex Superior Court, William B. Gloverys sues Charles FH. Hanson for $5000 for personal injuries from a March 8 1887 barge ride Lowell to Carlisle. Plaintiff claims negligence by defendants and drivers caused him to be thrown from the vehicle. Defense pleads general denial. Trial set for Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Ss
Lowell
Dept
DunBar
William B. Gloverys
Charles FH. Hanson
Carlisle
S.A. Fuller
George FP
Richardson
Peabody v Knapp suit over mortgageed property
In Essex County Superior Civil Court at Lawrence on Sept 18, Dewey presiding, a suit by Peabody against Knapp seeks recovery of property under a mortgage. The case cites January 1890 actions by J. P. Randall & Sons of Haverhill, mortgage details disputed, defenses argue mortgage validity is denied. Listed alongside other docket items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Civil Court
Essex County
Lawrence
Dewey
Peabody Vs. Knapp
J. P. Randall & Sons
Airm
Haverhill
Knapp
Peabody
R. Pi and
LK. Jones
Moody & Bartlett
Keabody
Feeley
Burns
Dewmarket Savings
W Pearl
Mercill
Bank Vy
Royal Io
Rowan
Boston &Surance Co
Maine RK
Ellard
Claverhilllee Co
Rosebery Horse Sets High Jump World Record
Toxowaro Ont September 18 The horse Roseber y today beat the world record for high jumping by leaping seven feet one inch at the exhibition grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toxowaro
Ont
Rosebery
Exhibition Grounds
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Texas
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Cram
Cummings
Coleman
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Taylor May
Benwell
Burchell
Oxford Assizes
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Penobscot Shore Line
Willard EF. Robinson
Toledo
United States Circuit Court
W. W. McCracken
George A. Evans
Neil McDonald
McCracken & Co
Toledo, Saginaw & Muskeson
Robinson
R. 1
Sheahan
New York & New England Railroad Company
Arlington Hay & Grain Company
Old Orchard
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Herr Schmidt
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