Court notes bailment contract in Stetson case
United States Circuit Court hears demurrer in a suit by Pike executors against Stetson alleging breach of bailment over a $15,000 note. The court holds all bailment parties must be joined and sustains the demurrer. Brooks and Stetson argue for their clients.
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States Circuit Court
Charles A. Gregory
Talbot
Brooks
John G. Stetson
Stetson
Pike
Wt. A. Brooks
Two Coronets and Other Works Review in 19th Century Press
The essay surveys Mary Tincker's Two Coronets and compares Mrs. Stoddard's The Morgesons with Brontë novels. It praises Tincker's plot strands yet notes episodic shifts between Italy and America. Besant's Children of Gideon is weighed on social reform themes, while Zschokke tales are retranslated and discussed for their Germanic flavor and adaptability.
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Miss Tincker
Italy
Paulo Giorgini
Giorgini
Paulo
Contessa
Beatrice Lanciani
Thut
Beatrice
Giovanni Giorgini
Sanzio
Ombra
Miss Martin
Vetturino
Betta
Britain
Walter Besant
Gibeon
Mr. Besant
Octavia Hill
Department of Wages
Valentine
Melenda
Katharine Regina
Temple House
Miss Ferrier
Bronti
Fedor
London
New York
Felicia
Chicago
Dickens
Mary
Agnes Tincker
Boston
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Price
Gideon
Harper & Bros
Heinrich Zschokke
G. P. Putnaim’s Sons
Knickerbocker
Carpet Wool Again Less Grown Here Than Twenty Years
A long exchange from the United Questions Club of Massachusetts and Fibre and Fabric editor Joseph M Wade discusses carpet wool production in the United States, duties on carpet wool, and potential effects of tariff removal. They argue US growers produce little carpet wool, removal would hurt Boston trade, and that raw material tariffs distort competition. Wade contends duties on raw materials should be lifted to aid US industries.
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Mendus
United Questions Clubs
Massachusetts
Samuel W. Meachum
United Questions Club
Boston
United States
America
Missouri River
New England
Europe
Lim
India
Lancashire
Justice, Bateman & Co
South Front Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic Avenue
Joseph M. Wade
United Question Clubs
Lake
Georgia
United
Sam
Conflicting vetoes delay Hammill reinstatement at Treasury
A Boston Globe style report details Secretary Windom and Assistant Secretary Tichenor clashing over the reinstatement of sugar division workers including Hammill and Scherer after Appraiser Cooper’s rulings. Windom defends subordinate-led investigations while urging thorough review and hints at broader political pressure from New York figures.
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New York
Tichenor
Stevens
Thomas ©. Pratt
Marvelle W. Cooper
Department
Windom
Post
Fairchild
New York Custom House
Tingle
Congress
Colonel Tichenor
Dr. Scherer
Mr. Tichenor
Scherer
Cooper
Jewell
Puttin
Sturgis
Hammill
Ayer
MecMuhen
McMullen
Hammuill
Mr. Fairchild
Mr. Windom
Treasury Department
Evarts
Senate
Hiscock
Committee of Finance
Narragansett Boat Club Races on Seekonk River
Narragansett Boat Club fall races on the Seekonk River featured no challengers in the two mile senior singles, George J. Kirby winning last year’s champion title solo in 16 minutes 59 seconds. In the one mile junior singles E C Denton won after a foul disrupted Charles Fletcher and George C Kelly, with Kelly quitting before the finish. Canoe race results listed several pairings and concluded with a win to Kirby and Hopkins.
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Providence
R. L
Narragansett Boat Club
Seekonk River
George J. Kirby
Mr. Davis
Kirby
E. C. Denton
L. A. Barkenton
H. C. Blackinton
Charles Fletcher
George
Hall
Kaliock
A.C. Denton
Collins
Barkenton
Hopkins
Engineer Morse Bleeds to Death in Hartworp
John H. Morse a Sixty Three year old engineer on the New C NR railroad died at 3 am after jumping on a pocket knife in his possession Friday night. He left a widow and three children. Morse had served on the New C New Haven Hartford line since 1885.
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Morse
Hartworp
Conn
John H. Morse
Newcoe New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Duluth to Boston Rate Goes Into Effect Soon
A new Duluth South Shore Atlantic rate takes effect September 24 for three weeks. Round trip prices include 40 dollars to Boston Portland and Quebec, 45 dollars to Bangor, and 25 dollars to Toronto. The tariff is described as a feeler likely to become permanent.
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Duluth
Boston
Duluth, Minn
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Portland
Quebec
Bangor
Toronto
Wall Cave Injures Five Men At Court and Washington
Last night around 11 40 o clock a cave in in the cellar wall of the building going up at the corner of Washington and Court streets trapped five laborers up to their necks. Daniel Sullivan Timoty Carey John Coyne James Kelly and Thomas Noble were affected Noble was badly injured internally and sent home in a herdic An enormous stone weighing two or three tons narrowly missed two others All men were rescued with only bruises except Noble.
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Washington
Court Streets
Daniel Sullivan
Hudson Street
Timothy Carey
Columbia Street
John Coyne
Chestnut Place
South Boston
James Kelly
Endicott Street
Thomas Noble
Second Street
Boston
Noble
Grand jury returns sixty nine indictments in revenue law cases
United States District Court reports the grand jury's findings on September 20, noting sixty nine indictments largely for revenue law violations. No case of special interest is recorded. Trials begin on Tuesday next.
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United States District Court
Supreme Judicial Court equity cases listed for Tuesday
Supreme Judicial Court Justice Devens assigns equity cases for Tuesday the 24th including Lowell versus Houghton Greer versus Graffam Wellington Coal Company versus Thompson and Baker Coal Company and Burke versus Damrell.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Devens
Lowell
Houghton
Greer
Graffam
Wellington Coal Company
Thompson & Baker Coal Company
Burke
Damrell
Superior Court Monday September 23 Calendar
The list for Monday September 23 in Superior Criminal Court includes Commonwealth vs Waters for liquor violation 16604 and larceny from the person against Blanchard 1694. O’Brien is charged with liquor law violation 1634 and Keenan et al with breaking and entering 1633. Rankin faces liquor law violation 1703.
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Superior Criminal Court
Cemsnonwealth
Waters
Same
Blanchard
O’brien
Keenan
Rankin
Fancy work items at John H. Pray Sous Co
Tipies crepe scarfs table covers and silks or fancy work are offered at John H Pray Sous Company. The listing highlights a selection of decorative fabrics and textiles for home use and craft projects.
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John H. Pray
Sous & Co
Four-year harness races end Fleetwood Park card in tame finale
After four days of rain the Fleetwood Park grand circuit ended with favorites winning all four heats. Repetition claimed the stake for four-year-olds, Emma won the 2:17 pace, Geneva S. took the 2:19 trot, and Harry Wilkes beat Gean Smith in the special. The afternoon closed with stables heading to Philadelphia for the season finale under grand circuit auspices.
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New York
Sprcral
Fleetwood Park
Gillig
Gurney
Emma
Ed Annan
Balsora Wilkes
Geneval
Company
Gean Smith
Harry Wilkes
Larce
Ile Wilkes Trotter
Philadelphia
Red Wilkes
Travers
Aristes
Goldsmith
Colvina Sprague
Ayr
Eeeresreseee Rere
Eee
Eee Essen
George Wilkes
Turner
Lyywy
Franklin Park
Saugus
Minstrel
Stewart
Lijero
Newport
R. L
Delaware
Dave Gideon
Little Fellow
Lord Fauntleroy
Ban Cloche
Elgin
West Moreland
Elphin
Bassanio
Westmoreland
Puzzle
Harrisburg
Poet
Pierre Lorillara
Parole
Funeral of Charles E. Raymond Held in Cambridge
The funeral was held yesterday at 3 PM from the late residence 357 Harvard Street Cambridge with a rosewood casket. Attendees included prominent Boston and Cambridge businessmen, the Chamber of Commerce, Revere and Charles River banks, Mayor Gilmore and ex Mayors Allen Saunders Montague. Burial at Springfield today.
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Charles E. Raymond
Harvard Street
Cambridge
Charles River
Revere
Alexander McKenzie
D.D
Ruggles Street
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Gilmore
Allen, Saunders and Montague
Dollinger
Springfield
Clergyman at John Brown Funeral Clarified
A letter to the editor disputes a misidentification of the clergyman who attended John Brown’s funeral at North Elba. Joshua Young of Groton is named as the correct minister, not J Omar Young, with reference to his lineage and a note from Groton dated September 20, 1559.
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John Brown
North Elba
Pame
J. Omar Young
Groton
Joshua
Moses
Aaron
Joshua Young
George 5
Boutwell
Probate Court Suffolk County Returnable List for Sept 23
Suffolk Probate Court lists numerous petitions and accounts for probate of wills administration trustee accounts guardianships and sales. Names include Mary Jane Leck Mary C Bryant James A Champney Dene Crane Sidney Curtis Samuel Dudley Sabie Devie Dunbar Sylvester Hebard Mary Josephine Keating Elbridge Lawton Laura MacQuarrie Patrick Maloney Catherine McDonald Francis Milliken Clementina Minot Honora Moylan William Munday Jeremiah Nunan Johanna O Connell Vasht cne Palmer Nancy Pond Antous Preissler Johanna Redding Patrick Russell Joan Scott Marshall Scudder Susan Swett Guy Padeewins Charles Forster Waldo William Welch Isavella Reed Wells Annie Witherell Isaac Brewer Wilbert McMullen Gamaliel Smith Orville Hutchinson Charles West Lucy Chickering and others in various probate and trust actions.
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Suffolk County
Mary Jane Leck
Mary C. Bryant
A. M. Lyman
James A. Champney
Crane
Sidney Curtis
Samuel W. Dudley
Sabie—Devie A. Dunbar
Patrick Flynn
George W. M. Given
Troces
Sarah A. Grier
William D. Grier
Mary Kelly
Elbridge Lawton
Laura A. MacQuarrie
Patrick Maloney
Catherine McDonald
Hopley
Wit
Francis Milliken
Clementina B. Minot
Honora Moylan
Michael Moylan
William Munday
Jeremmiah Nunan
Johanna O'Connell
Vasht Cne Palmer
Nancy Pond
Antous E. Preissler
Johanna Redding
Patrick Russell
Joan Scott
Marshall S. Scudder
Avid Bien Standard
Susan H. Swett
Thomas L. Winthrop
Guy C. Padeewiens
Charles Forster Waldo
William Welch
Isavella Reed Wells
Annie EF. Witherell
Hugh Witherell
Isaac C. Brewer
John B. Closson
Wilbert L. McMullen
Gamaliel B. Smith
Orville K. Hutchinson
Charles West
Lucy L. Chickering
Wheelock v Mc Leod and related cases list
A sequence of civil actions catalogued by docket numbers including 3343 Wheelock v Mc Leod, 2035 Robertson v Bick nell, 1225 Johnson v O Hara, 737 Brown v Bassett, 936 Mack v Frye, Qvd5 Whitman v Slay ton, and numerous other v. names such as Keith, Mack, McDonald, Colesworthy, Klagge, Randall, Downs, Gormley, Stevens, Libbey, Porter, Aldrich, Boston Light Inf Vet Corps, Fay, Dunffield, Lawrence, Hubley, Gridley, Fuller, Nutter, Needham, Jackson, Moseley, Ledvak, Clark, Beckler, across varied plaintiff-defendant pairs.
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Wheelock
McLeod
Robertson
Bicknell
Johnson
O'Hara
Brown
Bassett
Mack
Frye
Whitman
Slayton
Keith
Frey
McDonald
Hardie
Colesworthy
Stevens
Klagge
Forbush
Randall
Aldrich
Shaffer
Boston Light Inf. Vet. Corps
Abbott
Fay
Ambrose
Dunffield
Baker
Lawrence
Hemenway
Hubley
Wentworth Carpet Co
Gridley
Fiske
Fuller
Cummings
Nutter
Horton
Needham
Cornbloom
Reunion of abolitionists at Vermont Temple today
Committees from Wendell Phillips Hall Association Colored National League and Wendell Phillips Club met at 13 Walnut last evening to finalize plans for a three part reunion in Vermont Temple. Programs include morning afternoon and evening sessions with sermons addresses readings and music by the Hutchinson family and noted speakers. The event is free to the public and may include a state militia company.
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Wendell Phillips Hall Association
The
Colored National League
Wendell Phillips Club
Iremont Temple
No. 13
Walnut Street
Meionaon
Warner Johnson
Cambridge
Joshua Young
Groton
Mass
Jesse Jones
Abington
Hutchinson
George P. Downing
Newport
R. L
William Lloyd Garrison
William H. Dupee
Carrie Washington
Cora Lee Watson
Orange W. Scott
Rockville
Conn
M. P. Ray
Brooklyn
N. Y
George W. Pelham
Malden
Ada C. Bowles
Increase Sumner Lincoln
Wilton
N. H
Samuel May
Leicester
B. F. Butler
Hutchinson Family
Edwin G. Walker
Boston
Sylvester C. Fay
Southboro
Clinton
Mgr
Rhoden Mitchell
North Carolina
Frederick Douglass
Washington, D.C
Colored Company
State Militia
Adelaide's Awakening and Other Book Notices
A critical survey of Adelaide's Awakening by Emma Marshall and related readings. Notes on Plain Talks with Young Home Makers by F McCready Harris, Conklin's Handy Manual of Useful Information, Rice's Science Teaching in the Schools, and Alluring Absurdities by M W Meagher. Auctions listed at end.
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Adelaide
City of Flowers
Emma Marshall
New York
E. P. Button & Co
Boston
de Wolfe, Fiske & Co
F. McCready Harris
Hope Ledyard
Cassell & Co
W. B. Clarke & Co
Conklin
Chicago
Laird & Co
William North Rice
William N. Rice
D. C. Heath & Co
Endorsements for Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Presbyterian clergymen and doctors laud Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as purest medicine. Noted figures like Riv Mitts LL.D and Prof Mott praise its efficacy and purity, urging purchase only of genuine Sully's through reputable druggists.
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Duffy
P Duffy
Henry A. Mott
F.C.S
New York
Dutty
F. Fi
United States
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Zschékke
Putnam’s Library of Choice
Parke Godwin
Walpurgi
William Prentice
Zschokke
Switzerland
Magdeburg
Havard
Harvard
Walpurgis Night
Jonathan Frock
Putnams
Red Coat
Mr. Prentice
Vibre and Fabrice
Josnrh M. Wade
Forsaith
ULY
Reunion OF Abolitionists
Henry George
National Debating Association
New York City
M._W. Meagher
Saneseurecete News Company
Lewis J. Bird & CO
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Constantinople
S. R. Knights & CO
Omece
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Norfolk and
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Main
Cambridgeport
Norfolk Street
Austin
Ward 4
C. F. Libbie & CO
Maynard Place
Broston
David Pulsifer
Pemberton Square
Herman W. Young
H. B. Johnson
Municipal Court of the
City of
Young
Laura
Boston & Providence Railroad
Harrison Dunham
Richards & CO
Gordie
Citizens’ Steam and Gas Light
Comany of
Lynn
Uws
International Trust Company
Lyon
Citizens’ Steam and Gas Light Company of
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Lowe
Patent Office
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Hancock
Knowles
Deane
Goodell
Henry G. Morris
International ‘Trust Company
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L. Foster Morse
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Hamilton Avenue
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Ward 24
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Samuel K. Hamilton
Chester Square
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Dorchester
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