New Bills in Congress Passages in Senate and House
The Senate considers the general deficiency bill with multiple amendments. Measures include Chinese laborer immigration prohibition and a $100,000 yellow fever bounty. A Jacksonville medical commission for yellow fever is proposed, amid reports tying recent outbreaks to Cuba-Florida trade. a national board of health is urged. The House passes Sapelo Sound district inclusion. Senate adjourns at 5:45 after amendments approving transit and indemnity items.
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Washington
Senate
Stewart
Plumb
Call
Jacksonville
Fla
Harris
Memphis
Tenn
Decatur
Ala
Jackson
Miss
Cuba
Florida
National Board of Health
Sherman
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Committee On
Brown
House
Sapelo Sound
Sapelo River
Sapelo Island
Brunswick
Concord
Nis
Hartford & New York Transportation Company
Connecticut River
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Hoboken Land and Improvement Company
Hale
Mr. Palmer
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Secretary of the Treasury
Book of Estimates
Pacific Railroad Companies
Teller
Bills Introduced and House Adjourns for Day
Washington reports a list of introduced measures including a yellow fever refugee camp proposal a bill to transmit enrolled bills to the President and joint rules talks. Other items include pensions for the disabled and a plea to curb trusts. The House adjourned at 4 10 pm after debate and procedural actions.
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Washington
Wheeler
Alabama
Morrow
California
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Senate
Chipman
Michigan
Matson
Indiana
Forney
Barnes
Missouri
Sayers
Texas
Cannon
Illinois
House
Congressional Library
Dingley
Maine
Bath
Congress
Crain
Judiciary Committee
District of Columbia
District of
Columia
Holman
Committee On
Public Lands
United States
Weaver
Iowa
Oklahoma
Warner
McComas
Maryland
McMillin
Tennessee
The American Newspaper Annual for 1888 Review
The 1888 American Newspaper Annual by N. W. Ayer & Son surveys American and Canadian press. It lists newspapers by state, editorial associations, and tables on politics人口 and manufacturing. It covers religious, agricultural, educational, medical, scientific, trade papers and foreign language publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Ayer & Son
Philadelphia
Canada
Judgment on motions in Pitcher case decided at Montreal
Chief Justice Sir A A Dovian rejects restitution for greenbacks and exchange bills found with Charles A Pitcher, notes civil recovery to bank, and dismisses reserved case. sentencing to proceed Saturday as application for writ of error is refused.
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Montreal
Court of Queen's Bench
A. A. Dovian
Charles A. Pitcher
Union Bank of Providence
Canada
United States Treasury
Union Bank
Union Bank of Buffalo
Bank of Hochelaga
Archibald
Q.C
Court of Appeals
Pitcher
Mystery body found on Summer street near Plymouth Mill
A decomposed man was found on the grounds of B M Watson on Summer street Plymouth. No violence shown and few coins in pockets. A notebook cover, old envelope with a circular, a note to agents, screws and a small screwdriver were found. A theory suggests he was canvassing as an agent for window attachments. A prescription for quinine and iron was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
B. M. Watson
Summer Street
Carver
Professor Horsford Gift Brightens Wellesley Hall Event
The Wellesley College Founder's Hall hosted 200 guests for the unveiling of a new faculty reception room and study. Professor Horsford funded the transformation with architect Tryon detailing a balanced Renaissance influenced, color rich parlor with Persian rugs and electric lighting.
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Wellesley College
Founder’s Hall
Horsford
Tryon
Uosts
Alexander McKenzie
William H. Ladd
van Daell
Professor Forsford
Shafer
Banquet To Melville W Fuller Chief Justice
In GieaGo on Sept 24 friends of Melville W Fuller the new chief justice of the United States Supreme Court hosted a banquet at the Palmer House Distingu ished citizens from law business and military fields attended including Judge Gresham Robert T Lincoln ex Senator Lyman Treml Generals George W Crook and others After dinner speeches were delivered by Justice Fuller Judge Gresham and others.
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Melville V. Puller
GieaGo
Melville W. Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Palmer House
Judge Gresham
Robert T. Lincoln
Lyman ‘Rumbull
George W. Crook
Mediil
Justice Fuller
Gresham
Century Plant Bloom Delayed Opening at Horticultural Hall
The century plant exhibition will not open at Horticultural Hall until 2 p m today to allow final preparations and arrangements to be completed.
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Horticultural Hall
French Designs in Parlor Furniture at Paine's Factory
French designs in parlor furniture of very choice upholstery recently completed at Paine's Furniture Co. factory located at 48 Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal Street
Epilogue of Warren Remembered at Boston Church Funeral
A vast, mournful gathering at Trinity Church heard the epilogue of William Warren's life work. Notables from theater, law, and society filled the aisles as Dr. Brooks led service, with "Abide with Me" and "Come, ye disconsolate" marking the ceremony. Attendees included Joseph Jefferson, Charles Jefferson, J. B. Rice, and numerous peers, while flowers and memorial tokens from a wide circle honored Warren's career and memory.
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Trinity Church
William Warren
Brooks
Dr. Prooks
Mt. Auburn
Warren
A. M’glenen
William A. Blossom
John T. Barrington
Ernest Gregg
Museum
Napier Lothian
L. J. McCarthy
Boston
P. Cheney, Jr
Joseph Jefferson
Charles
James Jefferson
J. B. Rice
George L. Dunlap
Orson Smith
Treville
Henry Lee
C. W. Couldock
John Gilbert
Joseph Proctor
Charles Barron
B. P. Cheney
C. Leslie Allen
Nathan Appleton
Green
Eugene Tompkins
Charles Devens
Supreme Judicial Court
Justice Brigham
Superior Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
O’brien
Charles Levi Woodbury
Leopold Morse
Wyzeman Marshall
Annie Clarke
Lawrence Barrett
John F. Andrew
Henry G. Clark
Thomas Mack
Howard M. Ticknor
Robert B. Brigham
Hiram Shurtleff
Weymss Wenderson
John J. McNally
E. L. Davenport
B. F. ‘Tryon
Kate Ryan
Susie Mason
Lizzie Murphy
I. L. Coleman
J. R. Pitman
Herbert Pattee
Fanny Brown
John B. Mason
J. Maguinness
James Nolan
Charles Lothian
George Purdy
E. R. Byram
Henry A. Clapp
George Wilson
Fred F. Hassam
Mr. Warren
J. W. Thoman
New York
John Stetson
R. M. Field
H. M. Pitt
W. J. Florence
N. ©. Goodwin
Elsie Lestie
Tommy Russell
McVicker
McVicker's Theatre
Chicago
Annie Clark
Sol Smith Russell
Cornelia Cooks
Thomas Barry
Annie Pixley
Edwin
Agnes Arnold
Edward Harrigan
Henry Irving
Shakspere
W. W
Richard the
Education of Today Debated at Congregational Club Meeting
The Congregational Club met in Horticultural Hall to discuss The Education of Today with guests including Dr. David Gregg Dr A H Bradford Charles M Hill General F A Walker A G Boynton Dr C P Bancroft Rev A E Winship and others Key points urged manual training to reconnect schools with practical life and to benefit pupils and the community Dr Bancroft Winship and Gregg emphasized the school church partnership and schools as promoters of patriotism and citizenship
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Congregational Club
Horticultural Hall
Curtis
David Gregg
D.D
A. H. Bradford
Moncton
N. J
Charles M. Hill
Roxbury
F. A. Walker
A. G. Boynton
The
State Normal School
C. P. F. Bancroft
Phillips Academy
A. E. Winship
Journal of Education
William Clark
United States
Turkey
Cyrus Hamilton
Roberts College
Constantinople
Francis A. Walker
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New England
Bancroft
Walker
Boston
Gregg
Charles Avi. iii
Auctioneers To Sell Horses At Walker’s On Sept 27
The well known horses YT LD and David Wilkes are slated for public sale at Walker’s auction house on Thursday September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wilkes
Walker’s
Breeders Meeting Opens at Mystic Park Today
Mystic Park hosts a breeders meeting with stalls full and horses on the track. C H Nelson drives Aubine a mile in 2:34 and Dictator Chief two miles, while practice times hint at strong speed. program includes a match race Myrtlewood versus Herolight and stake races for foals bred in New England with various entries and purses. Officials Mr George H Hicks starts the trotting events at 1:30 PM, assisted by J R Farnum and B D Whitcomb.
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Mystic Park
C. H. Nelson
Aubine
Dictator Chief
Nelson
Myrtlewood
Herolight
New England
James EF. Connors
Pittsfield
B. F
Diana
Almont
Whalebone
Knox
General Knox
L. M. Payne
Hinsdale
Br. F
William Tell
Knickerbocker
Mambrine -Atchen
Weston
Rysdyk
P. P. Woodbury
N. H
Br. S. San Jacinto
William Teil
Phantom
Harold Thorne
Thorndale
Quincy
G. C. Moses
Bath
Otis Shaw
Don Carlos
Nellie Otis
J. G. Morrill
Winthrop Morrill
E. D. Wiggin
Boston
B. c
Charley Wilkes
Red Wilkes
Aspasia
Alcantara
Sherwood
Wedgewood
Wyndys
Southport
Conn
C. F. Wyndyila
Ben Franklin
Fanny Sherman
General Sherman
Young Columbus
Keene
Stoneham
Bik
E. Keene
Vittoria
Administrator
V. Ebantons
J. P. Mathes
Eliot
B. F. Salvia Allen
Delightful
William HT. Allen
Molly
J. D. Wiggin
Beatrice
George D. Gilman
Alton
Tilly
Four Old Farmers Invited to Visit Denman Thompson in New York
Four Cheshire county veterans aged 84 to 86, including Captain Rufus Thompson, Denman Thompson’s father, plan a special train trip to New York to meet the famed farmer actor at the Westminster Hotel. The elders, longtime residents near Swansea, recall past New York visits and show mixed excitement and reluctance about the journey. Deacon Sumner once worked for Thompson as a boy.
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FE. A. McFarland
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead” Company
United States
Boston
New Hampshire
New York
Westminster Hotel
Aaron Holbrook
John Hamblett
Aaron Sumner
Rufus Thompson
Joshua Holbrook
Josh Whitcomb
New York City
Springfield
Cheshire County
Swansea
Denman
John Hambiell
Deacon Sumner
Uncle John
Cheese Market Reports Gains in Utica Sales
Utica New York cheese market shows higher activity with numerous sales figures across multiple price points. Butter sold in dairy and creamery lots, with private and commission terms noted, while nearby Little Falls reports diversified cheese and butter transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Boston Giants Win at Home in Open of Final Series
The Boston club defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1 as Johnston and Nash led a clean fielding game. Clarkson limited hits while Kelly stole bases and Quinn and Morrill contributed key plays. The crowd of 2718 saw a sharp, error-free effort as Boston set the tone for the pennant race.
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Boston
Philadelphias
Burlinton
Clarkson
Bostons
Johnston
Keily
Merrill
Nash
Ray
Quinn
Brown
Hornung
John Morrill
John Kelly
Kelly
Morrill
Buffinton
Mulvey
Irwin
Clements
Phillies
Bull
Wood
Bustons
E. Johnston
Andrews
Farrar
Pelehanty
Corie
Horning
Trwin
Uinu
Delehanty
Bastian
Washington
Washingtons
New Yorks
Young Keefe
Troy
Tim
New York
Ireland and New York begin cricket series on Staten Island
The first match between the Gentlemen of Ireland and the New York and vicinity team was played on Staten Island. New York led with 202 runs in the first inning while Ireland stood at 66 for 3 after a day’s play. The game will resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gentlemen of Ireland
Cricketers of
New York and
Staten Island
New Yorks
Pearline First Principle of Washing Proclaimed
A timeless tip urges using Pearline as the core washing method. The piece extols the Pearline approach to cleaning and laundry, presenting it as a trusted rule for households seeking efficient dirt removal and fabric care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearline
Missing servant Maggie OLeary found at Curley house
The servant girl Maggie OLeary who disappeared last July from Wollaston Heights has been found at Barney Curley’s Yeoman street house. Police warn to watch for a man calling himself George A Howard, who tried to pass a $15 worthless check on Alexander Wallace by purchasing $5 worth of cake. description: 30, 6 feet 10 inches, 140 pounds, dark complexion in dark clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie O’leary
Wollaston Heights
Barney Curley
Yeoman Street
George A. Howard
Alexander Wallace
Washington Street
Howard
Trip from the Tropics to the Arctic Zone lecture
Mrs Mary Gregor spoke at Tremont Temple last evening on her journey from Jacksonville to Alaska in aid of fever sufferers. The talk traced Vera Cruz Texas Salt Lake City Yosemite Valley Montreal Quebec and Leif Ericsson homestead. Dr Andrews reported the funds raised amounting to 235 dollars and 25 cents with the Harvard quartet and Professor Chelius contributing to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gregor
Tremont Temple
Tropics
Arctic Zone
Jacksonville
Vera Cruz
Texas
Salt Lake City
Yosemite Valley
Montreal
Quebec
Alaska
Leif Ericsson
Andrews
Harvard Quartet
Chelius
Sub-High Court deputies discuss suspension by High Court
A regular monthly meeting of Sub-High Court deputies of the A. O. F. was held at 147 Hanover Street with Brother McCarthy presiding. They sustained Chicago’s suspension for using the word white in bylaws and planned to form an order to be called the High Court of the United States.
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Hanover Street
Brother McCarthy
High Court of England
Central Court of the
United States
Chicago
High Court of the
Aiding Discharged Convicts Receives Quarterly Report
At the Massachusetts Society for Aiding Discharged Convicts quarterly meeting, Rev. James De Normandie presiding, agent Daniel Russell reported 94 aided and advised, 9 could read, 5 illiterate, 36 previously convicted, 54 from state prison, 40 from houses of correction, 57 arrested in Boston, 15 within 25 miles of Boston, 4 elsewhere in the state, 11 with homes in other states, 7 without a state residence. Average discharge age 82 years 9 months. Aid included clothing for 26, board for 40, transport for 28, family stores for 3, meals and lodging for 15, tools for 9. a fair portion showing improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Massachusetts Society For
James de Normandie
Daniel Russell
Massachusetts State
Boston
Postmaster appoints clerks under expanded force
Postmaster Corse announces new clerks due to a larger clerical staff. Named in the mailing division are Michael H Harrington Edward L Murphy Joseph R Rodden James E McLaughlin Francis K Conway Edward A Magnu s James A Twomey Wilhalmn E Quealy. Registry division William A Newton Stamp division Edward F Galvin Printing division William Edwards.
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Corse
J. P. Quinlan
D. J. Ring
James L. Daley
David F. Hartigan
Dennis P. Shea
Lawrence M. Calnan
John F. McDevitt
Wilhalmn E. Quealy
Egistry
William A. Newton
Edward F. Galvin
William Edwards
Woman discharged after counterfeit half dollar arrest
Jane Wentworth of the South End faced a federal arraignment before Commissioner Hallett for allegedly passing counterfeit half dollars to a West End railway conductor on Saturday. Evidence showed she sent a boy to change a bill and believed the pieces genuine. the court discharged her after accepting her explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Wentworth
South End
United States
Hallett
West End
Baptist Social Union Meets in Meionaon Evening
The Boston Baptist Social Union resumed monthly meetings in Meionaon last night with 325 members present. WG Harris chaired. no business was transacted. Supper at 6:30 preceded a regnar entertainment. Vice-President Charles W. Perkins paid tribute to the late Charles S. Butler. The Rev J N Murdock D D spoke on A Personal Interview with the King of the Belgians. The Rev A J Gordon D D told The Great London Missionary Conference and the Rev Philip S Moxom spoke on The Threefold Peril to the Common School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Social Union
Boston Baptist Social Union
Meionaon
Harris
Charles W. Perkins
Charles 8. Butler
J. N. Murdock
D.D
A. J. Gordon
Philip 5. Moxom
Run Over by His Own Herdic at Washington and Hanover
A deadly herdic turned on its driver John H. Carroll yesterday morning at the Washington and Hanover streets corner. The wheels caught in the street railway frog and Carroll was thrown to the ground. He was run over while lying injured and taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Hanover Streets
John H. Carroll
Carroll
Tour party of 56 leaves Boston for Gettysburg and mid Atlantic sites
A group of fifty six tourists guided by Messrs Raymond and Whitcomb departed Boston by the Norwich route yesterday afternoon for Gettysburg Blue Mountains of Maryland Luray Natural Bridge Richmond and Washington. This morning the party will depart Jersey City in two vestibule pattern sleeper cars the Amaryllis and Olivia and return to Boston by the same route. The second and final season group will depart Boston on October 8.
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Messrs
Raymond and
Whitcomb
Boston
Norwich
Gettysburg
Blue Mountains
Maryland
Luray
Natural Bridge
Richmond
Washington
Arty
Jersey City
Allman
Amaryllis
Olivia
Somerville School Committee Approves Bills and Hires
The Somerville school committee met last evening and approved bills totaling 2315.40 dollars. Mrs. Herrick was confirmed as drawing teacher replacing Mrs. Blaisdell with a 1200 dollar yearly salary. Mrs. C. M. Coffin was elected sewing teacher at 600 dollars yearly. Miss Mary L. Rove to assist for two months at 400 dollars yearly. Lemuel H. Siow seeks higher pay, referred to salaries. John Battles appointed janitor at Jackson school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Herrick
Blaisdell
C. M. Coffin
Mary L. Rove
Lemuel H. Siow
Committee On
John Battles
Jackson School
Hyde Park Pastor Renews Move to Boston Diocese
The Rev. Father R. J. Barry, pastor of Back Bay Catholic Church, says he will depart within ten days to oversee building a new church in Boston. He did not name a Hyde Park successor, but rumor links Father Grady of Newburyport as the likely replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay Catholic
Father R. J. Barry
Hyde Park
Boston
Father Barry
Father Grady
Newburyport
Arrest of a Chelsea Man
Frank J. Campbell of 58 Beacon Street Chelsea was arrested yesterday morning for alleged embezzlement from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Campbell
Beacon Street
Chelsea
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Brookline Women Plan Meeting on Public School Question
Brookline women convene at 3 p.m. today in Bethany Sunday school building Washington street to discuss the public school issue with Miss Elizabeth Tobey presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Ladies of
Uestion
Bethany
Washington Street
Elizabeth
Tobey
Court juries summoned for Tuesday criminal trials
The United States District Court announces petit juries will convene today Tuesday to hear pending criminal cases. The schedule outlines jurors required for ongoing trials and related courtroom procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Supreme Judicial Court Hearing Over Le Page Glue Name
Arguments heard and decision reserved in a bill in equity by Russia Cement Company to restrain use of the word Le Page on glues. The Le Page wife, forming the defendant company, claims right to use her own name. Court hinted at a partial injunction and postponed final decision to Tuesday morning. Attorneys E R Hoar Causten Browne for plaintiff and Shattuck Forbes Washburn for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Houmes. J. Russia Cement Company
le Page Glue and Cement Company
E. R. Hoar
Causten Browne
George O. Shattuck
Francis Forbes
New York
Frank L. Washburn
Probate Court Grants Wills and Administrations in Suffolk
In Suffolk County probate court on September 24, McKim presiding, multiple wills including those of Emarancy D. Otheman Howe ard A. Dee Abagail P. Warren Hannah W. Adams and Jacob Rhodes were admitted to probate. Administrations were granted for numerous estates listed, including Lottie KE Stearns Catharine A. Levery Jeremiah Reardon Mary McNamara Emily A. Mullett Patrick John Sullivan John O'Brien James Keneally Thomas F. Hunnewell John Maloney Michael Horan Harriet Simmons Michael J. McKay Thomas McManus Delia Malone Josephus Morton Mary A. Boynton Silas Weston Alexander Gaston Henry M. Bond John Donovan Margaret Hickey Francis G. Rooke and Mandana B. Whittemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauffolk County
McKim
D. Otheman
Howeard A. Dee
Abagail P. Warren
Hannah W. Adams
Jacob Rhodes
Lottie KE. Stearns
Catharine A. Levery
Jeremiah Reardon
Mary McNamara
Emily A. Mullett
Patrick John Sullivan
John O’brien
James Keneally
Thomas F. Hunnewell
Superior Court dispositions in brief at Sept 24
In Superior Court on Sept 24 Judge Superman disposed of cases including John Hemenway manslaughter with jury disagreement Josephine Burns liquor law with jury disagreement Daniel T Hutchins similar offence verdict guilty Charles W Cottrell same offence verdict guilty Mathew Cunningham escape from an officer five months in the house of correction W Henry Murphy liquor law fined 50 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Superman
John Hemenway
Josephine Burns
Daniel T. Hutchins
Charlies W. Cottrell
Mathew Cunningham
House of Correction
W. Henry Murphy
McKean V City of Salem tort action over snow ice fall
In Essex Superior Court on September 24 Judge Lathrop presides over McKean versus City of Salem case number 4620. Samuel McKean sues for personal injuries from a January 2, 1887 fall on Pond Street caused by alleged snow and ice buildup. Defense is a general denial.
Probate Court Session Proves Wills and Admin Appointments
In Essex County Probate Court on Sept 24, wills for Jacob Carter Groveland John Currier Amesbury James W Goodrich Amesbury Elizabeth S Greely Newburyport Darius Hull Georgetown Nancy P Kingsbury Amesbury Mary Richardson Methuen Rebecca P Tenney Georgetown were proved. AdminLetters granted for Elijah Russell Peabody Eunice Poole Newburyport John Shaw Amesbury Abby B Bullum Lynn Charles Hovey Amesbury Charles E Lunt Groveland William Merrill Haverhill. Inventories filed include Eben H Safford Haverhill 801673 Ezekiel Peabody Ipswich 1016703 Rebecca Atwell Lynn George W Heath Lynn 318826 George W Emerson Lynn 16660 74. Will of Elizabeth S Greely Newburyport leaves undivided third income of real estate to niece Lillian Sweet Greely. if she dies without issue, half to Anna Jaques Hospital and half to Old Ladies Home Amesbury.
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Essex County
Wire
Jacob Carter
Groveland
John Currier
Amesbury
James W. Goodrich
Elizabeth
Greely
Newburyport
Darius Hull
Georgetown
Nancy P. Kingsbury
Mary Richardson
Methuen
Rebecca P. Tenney
Elijah Russell
Peabody
Eunice Poole
John Shaw
Abby B. Bullum
Lynn
Charles Hovey
Charles E. Lunt
William Merrill
Haverhill
Eben H. Safford
Ezekiel Peabody
Ipswich
Rebecca Atwell
George W. Heath
George W. Emerson
Elizabeth S. Greely
David Bagley
Lillian Sweet Greely
Anna Jaques Hospital
Old Ladies’ Home
Probate Court Admits Wills and Grants Administrations
In Plymouth County on Sept. 24 Harris J. reports wills for John Dean East Bridgewater Sarah M. Dunbar Brockton Ann d Barrett Middleboro and Sidney Howe Wareham admitted to probate. Letters of administration granted for Alice Wright East Bridgewater David Vinning Hanover SirLeodore Brooks Rockland Henry L Adams Kingston David S Toll man Brockton Mary Kingman Hanson and Franklin Starwood Wareham. Emma J Gurney Brockton named guardian of Ada E Emma J Gurney Jamors and Michael C Moroney Wareham of James K Howe minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Harris
John Dean
East Bridgewater
Sarah M. Dunbar
Brockton
Ann d. Barrett
Middleboro
Sidney Howe
Wareham
Alice Wright
David Vinning
Hanover
SirLeodore Brooks
Rockland
Henry L. Adams
Kingston
David S. Tollman
Mary Kingman
Hanson
Franklin Starwood
Emma J. Gurney
Ada E
Emma
Gurney
Jamors
Michael C. Moroney
James K. Howe
Morse v Woodworth case on trial at Superior Court
In Middlesex County, the Superior Court session continues with Morse versus Woodworth active on the trial calendar. The docket includes cases 8641 Foreat versus T S Mills and 2192 Corcoran, with entries Is4ay Dowd and a camp by Ve 9191 Emery v City of Cassily in Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Bishop
Morse
Woodworth
Foreat
Corcoran
Same
Mills
Dowd
Camp
Eimery
City of Cassily
Lowell
Whitehall Boat Club Race Results
The Whitehall Boat Club held a race yesterday starting opposite Commercial wharf covering fifteen miles. In first class Joseph Conrad’s Lizzie won with John Jones’ Mamie second. In second class Motto’s Nellie led with John Schmeideberg’s Spitfire second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Boat Club
Commercial Wharf
Joseph Conrad
Lizzie
John Jones
Mamie
Motto
Nellie
John Schmeideberg
Spitfire
Nervous Debility Endorsed by Dr Binpy in Mitchell
Dr A M Binpy of Mitchell Jak endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate for nervous debility. He reports using it in several cases with very good results. The statement urges readers to try the remedy for weak nerves and related conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
A. M. Binpy
Mitchell, Jak
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Cambridge
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