How to make applescript open a new safari window with a specific name?

Question

tell application "Safari"
  activate
  make new document at end of every document with properties {name:"MY-NAME", URL:"http://www.google.com"}
end tell
Run this script and see if you can figure out why the NAME of the window is still "Google".
The dictionary  shows several different NAMEs for windows, documents and tabs and only tabs are R/O.
This doesn't do anything either:
tell application "Safari"
  activate
  make new document at end of every document with properties {name:"MY-NAME", URL:"http://www.google.com"}
  set the name of window 1 to "TEST"
end tell

Answer 1

The title of the window is provided by the page source.
You can override it (once loaded) with, e.g,
     do javascript "document.title='MY-NAME'" in document 1
If you had a blank Safari page (i.e. not Top Sites which does contain source data), you should be able to change the window title with
     set name of document 1 to "MY-NAME"