Railroads and land parcels on and around Warren to Cobm investig
A long list of properties and land parcels tied to various owners and trustees, including houses and adjacent plots on Warren street, Silva place, Cedar, Alpine, Pynchon, and other streets. The notice references Old Colony Railroad deeds, several lot numbers, and plan details with owners such as Edward Landers, Bridget Ward, Sarah Whittet, Peter P. Veale, and many others, outlining the extent of land and buildings controlled or affected by rail line actions.
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Edward
Landers
Silva Place
Magnus Lefstrom
Old Colony
Hugh B. McDermott
John L. Mclean
Holborn Street
James H. Stark
Frederick J. Stark
Codman Place
Garbett
Suffolk
Peter P. Veale
Alpine Terrace
Moses
Uhieke
Alpine Street
Bridget Ward
Pynchon Street
Walee Deawitee
Sarah Whittet
Charles J
Humboldt Avenue
Eliza M. Cook
George Curtis
Solomon A. Bolster
James F. Davern
Hannah H. Draper
Pauline Elkan
Cedar Street
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Lottie B. Ham
Clara L. Hathaway
Warren Company
Ariel
Low Devisees
Sarah E. Magee
Patrick Manning
Wenonah Waumbeck Street
Elizabeth H. Winchester
Abby J. Fletcher
Anna B. Arnold
Tolman Place
Augustus F.arnold
Townsend Street
Harold Street
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Mary S. Moses
George A. Wetherbee
Washington Street
Ida M. Brooks
Parkway
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Ellen S. el- Nathan P
Eugene P. Carver
Eugene P Carver
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Fort Avenue
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Hestia, Park
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Mabel E. Morrill
Highland Bvetiuc Co
Highland Street
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Josephine H. Parker
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John Ollis
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Millmont Street
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Dale Street
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Warren Place
Norman S. Wood
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Julian A. Hoett
Cathedral Street
Cathedral
Notice to Taxpayers on various property parcels and assessments
Taxpayer notice lists numerous property parcels, land areas, and buildings in Boston area districts with owners, trustees, or supposed present owners. It includes streets such as Cath street Fenwick street Parker street Wall street Tremont street Delaware street Calumet street and Goldthwait street with lot numbers and plan references. Also notes apportionment of sidewalk and sewer assessments for 1894 and cites James F. Rollins and other named individuals as owners or trustees.
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Norman S. Wood
Julian A. Roett
Cath Street
Suffolk
Fenwick Street
Frances. Bleiler
Heath Street
Charlies H. Burrage
Charles E. Jackson
Wiliam W. Whitcomb
Mercantile Land Company
Parker Street
Batavia Street
Alice M. Chamberlain
Wall Street
Tremont Street
William A. Crafts
Franklin Dexter
John O'Brien
Delaware Street
Badger
Calumet Street
Weeee
Caroline M. French
Parker Beeen
Gveguenn van Cosahuces
Sarah G. Hatch
Vancouver Street
Lamb
Hillside Street
Matthew T. J. Keenan
Sachem Street
Christevy Cameron
S.scessees
Martin and Mary Kelley
Hutchins
Mary A. Kohler
Henry W. Moulton
Goldthwait Street
Bailey
Ceerce
Alice C. Moulton
Boston Paint and Decorative Company
Resereeres
Stephen Moxon
James F. Rollins
Newbury Street
Whitney
George W. Tisdale
Stephen P. Weld
Sewall Street
Catherine F. O'Driscoll
le Iekad Bee
William F. Tufts
Brookline Ave
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Bickford
Nancy M. Downer
Atso J. Sheehan
Timothy B. Winn
Caldwell Street
John P. Webber
Francis Street
Brookline
Eliza Duncan
Garbett and Wood
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Abraham Folsom Heirs
Devisees
Huntington Avenue
Ward Street
Hugh Gormley
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Jeremiah O’brien
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Martin O’heher
Frederick T. Paskel
Grotto Glen Paskell
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Grotto Glen Road
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Liberty's Army Parade in New York on Rooseveltism Protest
New York awaits a 40 000 strong Grand Army of Liberty march on Wednesday to protest Rooseveltism. Centered at Terrace Garden by United Societies for Liberal Sunday Laws, the display rivals the 1871 Friedensfest, with eight abreast formations, horsemen, coach clubs, and nine parade divisions. A mass meeting at Sukkers Harlem River Park precedes tableaux on Sunday issues, followed by a dramatic entertainment and social dance in the evening.
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New York
Gotham
Grand Army of Liberty
Terrace Garden
United Societies For Liberal
Germany
Forty-fifth Street
Lexington Avenue
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Citizens’ Societies
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Gaelic Affiliation Proposed for League and Philo-Celtic Societies
The Gaelic League met in Chandler Hall and proposed affiliating with the Philo-Celtic Society while moving Irish school rooms to St. Rose Hall. An Oct 17 literary musical event is planned at Chandler Hall and a special meeting will be held next Sunday at 3 pm to arrange details. Members were entertained with Irish selections by Doran Lyne Goohem Kelly King Lawton.
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Gaelic League
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
P. 5
O'Daly
James Drinan
Gaélic League
Philo-Celtic Society
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
League
John M. Doran
Eugene Lyne
Mathias Goohem
Patrick Kelly
Willam M. King
Edward Lawton
Vanderbilt Dowry Sparkles in Marlborough Engagement
New York Sept 2 The Marlborough match gains full support from William K Vanderbilt for Consuelo Vanderbilt and the Duke of Marlborough. Dowry of 10 million to the bride and 3 million to rehabilitate the Marlborough fortunes are discussed with family, attendants, and ball at Marble House noted.
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New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Consuelo
Newport
Miss Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Miss Marttin
Earl of Craven
Filip
Duke of Marlborough
Great Britain
Chauncey Depew
England
House of Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Lord Randolph Churchill
Jerome
Louis Hamersly
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Miss Post
Frederick Vanderbilt
Virginia Fair
Edith Shepard
Emily Vanderbilt Sloane
Duke of Manchester
Yznaga
Fernando Yznaga
W. K. Vanderbilt
Trousseau
Marble House
Bailey’s Beach
Valiant
Guarantee Ad Claim in Boston Daily Post Sales Lead
An advertisement asserts daily Post sales in Boston and vicinity exceed those of the Herald and Globe combined, promised as a bona fide guarantee based on regular morning circulation.
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Daily Post
Boston
Vicinity
Herald and Globe
Governors Converge as McKinley, Morton Spar at Atlanta Dinner
At the Capitol City Club in Atlanta a dinner brought Governors McKinley Morton Atkinson Werts McIntyre and Porter. A crowd outside called for Morton who spoke from a window and then for McKinley who also addressed the crowd. Both were cheered as they praised Atlanta and the South.
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Atlanta
Atkinson
Capitol City Club
Peach Tree Street
Morton
New York
McKinley
Horace Porter
Georgia
O. O. Howard
Werts
New Jersey
McIntyre
Colorado
South
Cambridge Store Burglarized at Main Street
Cambridge police report a break in at Car Olson's variety store at 408 Main Street. Entry was gained through a cellar window Saturday night and the cash drawer contents, amounting to $1.50, were stolen.
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Car! Olson
Main Street
Cambridge
American Wringer Co Wringers and Sweepers Maker
The American Wringer Co located at 13 and Broadway extension offers manufacture of wringers mangies spring bede and carpet sweepers and repairs all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Orders by mail promptly attended to with Tremont telephone number 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
and & Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Sanford's Ginger Promises Quick Relief for Ailments
An old advertisement touts Sanford's Ginger as the quickest warming stomach remedy for cramps chills uneasiness rheumatism nervousness and wakefulness. It urges consumers to ask for the product by name and to seek the trademark on the wrapper sold by Potter Diver and Co. Corp. in Boston.
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Sanford
Potter Diver and Com. Corp
Boston
Chauncy Hall Opens New School Session
Chauncy Hall School starts new term with high and grammar classes in session from 9 to 2 daily beginning September 18. House open until 4 with visitors welcome. Primary department begins September 25 and kindergarten October.
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Chauncy-Hall School
Young Cambridge man pardoned after Hawaiian revolution
Louis F. Marshall, 20, who helped royalists with arms during Hawaii’s crisis, was sentenced to life, pardoned Aug. 15 after efforts by ex Governor Russell. He left prison for home, having spent over a year detained, and will arrive soon, following the pardon condition to return to the United States.
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Russell
Louis F. Marshall
Cambridge
Marshall
William H. Foster
Honolulu
William B. Russell
Dole
Gresham
Olney
State Department
Foreclosure Sale of Mary Mitchell Lot in South Boston
Mortgagee George B. Webster announces a public auction to foreclose a mortgage on Mary Mitchell of Brookline. The sale on October 14, 1895 includes two South Boston land parcels bounded by Fourth Street Telegraph Street and adjacent parcels, with prior deeds and a secondary mortgage to Winslow Warren. Tax liens and unpaid taxes of 500 are payable at sale. auctioneer PD B Sullivan of Chelsea will conduct the sale.
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Mary Mitchell
Brookline
Norfolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John J. Martin
Boston
Suffolk
Commonwealth
South
Fourth Street
James Harris
Carpenter
George Rogers
Telegraph Street
Charles W. Gay
Wright, Shattuck
Matilda Singleton
Winslow Warren
George B. Webster
Iron Moulders Strike Overflows Meeting at Wells Memorial Hall
An overflow meeting of striking iron moulders at Wells Memorial Hall spurred rumors the Master Moulders Association has collapsed. The dispute began as a price control effort but led to a cut throat pattern among firms. Six of the eleven originally struck firms have now agreed to the union proposal. the regular union meeting is planned for this evening in the same hall.
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Wells Memorial Hall
Moulders’ Union
Will Brame
Wells Memorial Ail
Boston Typographical Union Adopts New Wage Scale
A large meeting of Boston Typographical Union No. 13 at Caledonia Hall approved a wage scale setting a 36 to 42 hour workweek. A new clause bans exchanging advertisement matrices and the scale committee may sign a two year contract.
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Boston Typographical Union No. 13
Caledonia Hall
Building Trades Officers Elected At Council Meeting
The Building Trades Council, despite hot weather, held a largely attended meeting and elected officers: Edward Ryan president. Thomas M. Wilson first vice president. P J Foley second vice president. George Gunther third vice president. J E Rehill recording secretary. J E Potts financial secretary. George Carruth treasurer. H M Taylor trustees. New delegates joined from Carpenters Union 56 of Roxbury.
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Building Trades Council
Edward Ryan
Thomas M. Wilson
Plumbers
P. J. Foley
Steamfitters
George Gunther
Wood Workers
J. ¥. Rehill
Marble Cutters
J. E. Potts
Carpenters
George Carruth
Steamfitters’ Helpers
H. M. Taylor
Foreclosure Sale of Harper Mortgage in West Roxbury
Public auction to foreclose the mortgage of William and Catherine Harper to Delia F. Gilligan dated August 28, 1893 recorded in Suffolk Deeds. The parcel, lots 60 and 61 in Goodnough plan, lies in West Roxbury bounded by Brook Street Dolan Stony Brook and Lot 59, totaling about 14 050 square feet. Sale set for Friday October 4 1895 at 4 PM with Fifty dollars deposit.
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William Harper
Catherine Harper
Della F. Gilligan
Suffolk
Boston
West Roxbury
B. F. Goodnough
Brook Street
Dolan
Stony Brook
Delia
F. Gilligan
Mayor Condemned by Freight Handlers on City Speak Veto
The Freight Handlers' Union No. 6527 meeting at St Stephen's Hall condemned Mayor Curtis for refusing to permit speaking on the Common after a circular from the Central Labor Union.
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St. Stephen’s Hall
Central Labor Union
Curtis
Steamfitters Indorsed and Laborers Back Strike
Building Laborers 15 endorsed the steamfitters strike yesterday and supported free speech on the Common. Twenty new members were admitted and fifteen propositions discussed.
Divorce Sought by Daisy Young in Suffolk Court
Daisy Young of Boston files for divorce from Carlos Aubrey Young asserting adultery with Mary F. Sherwood in 1894 after living apart since 1890. The libel seeks restoration of Daisy’s maiden name Daisy Modeman and asks the court to publish notice in the Boston Post and serve the respondent before the November hearing.
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Suffolk
Superior Court
Boston
Daisy, Young
Carlos Aubrey Young
New York
Carlos
A. D
Hawthorne
New Jersey
Mary F. Sherwood
Daisy Modeman
Daisy Young
Boston and Albany Excursion to New York and Return
Oct 8 date set for Boston and Albany excursion to New York via Albany and Hudson River, returning by Fall River Line. Limited details available in readable fragments.
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Boston & Albany
New York
Albany
Hudson River
Marriages of Fred W Carson and Cora B Smith and more
Two marriage notices from Medford and Dorchester dated September 1895. Fred W Carson and Cora B Smith were married by Reverend W M Cassidy. William M Mackie of Thurso and Ella M Carter of Ashmont wed at All is Church Dorchester by Reverend C Z Whittemore.
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Medford
W. M. Cassidy
Fred W. Carson
Cora B.smith
Mackie
Carter
Allis’ Church
Dorchester
C. Z. Whittemore
William M. Mackie
Thurso
Ella M. Carter
Ashmont
Massachusetts Suit Against French Window Glass Co
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Igna Court July Sitting 1895 John F Slattery Boston plaintiff sues The French Window Glass Company New York corporation Terance W OConnor and G Perry partners trustees seek two thousand dollars alleged due June 14 185 The court notes defendant not domiciled in Commonwealth no service made Notice ordered by publication in Boston Post for three weeks prior to November first Monday actions continue each sitting until served.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Boston
Ybellee
Carlos Aubrey Young
County of
Boston Post
Jos
A. Willard
Ellington Wells
Suffolk, Igna Court
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John F. Slattery
French Window Glass Company
New York
Terance
W. O’connor
O'Connor & Company
Granville Perry
Jos. A. Willard
Frangis P, Ewing
Richard W. Pane
Metropolitan Water Loan bonds offered by Massachusetts Treasury
Massachusetts Treasurer invites sealed proposals to purchase five million dollars in Metropolitan Water Loan coupon bonds. Bonds dated July 1, 1895 mature July 1, 1935 bear 3 1/2 percent interest, payable semi annually in gold coin or equivalent. bids close Sept 25, 1895 at noon, Boston. Treasurer E P Shaw reserves right to reject all bids.
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Sealhd
United States of America
The
Commonwealth
Cies
E. P. Shaw
City Collector's Notice of Boston Tax Sale 1895
The City Collector lists unpaid 1894 taxes on Boston real estate in wards 1 through 25 with sale details. Parcels in Boston will be offered at public auction on October 8, 1895 at 10 o'clock a.m. at 6 Bosworth Street for payment of taxes and costs unless discharged.
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County of
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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