State House junket order faces Senate hurdle
The House committee pushing a junket to Albany and Hartford to study capitols fears Senate defeat led by Senator Norris of Cottage City who resists propriety and may kill the measure. Chappelle pressed Norris with eloquence but Morris warned he would fight it to the last as Danvers Sillars and North Adams Kearns backed him.
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State House
House
Albany
Hartford
Senate
Ilayes
Joslin
Washington
San Francisco
Howes Norris
Cottage City
Junketers
Cape
Chappelle
Boston
Hayes
Norris
Sillars
Danvers
Kearns
North Adams
Morris
Forsyth
John A. McClintock
McClintock
A. P. Dodge
Bay State Monthly
Massachusetts Magazine
Concer
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The
Granite Monthly
Concord
Albart H. Roth & Co
Bay State Magazine
Gay State Monthly
J. N. McClintock
Dodge
McCtintock
Massachusetts
K. Hamilton
Bainbridge Woodleigh
H. G. Corning
Moosac Tunnel Committee Votes Down Repeal of Act
The Hoosac Tunnel committee voted 7 to 4 against repealing the act and agreed to report a bill presented by Cook of New Bedford. The measure would extend the Central Massachusetts Railroad to form a continuous line from Boston area to the Troy and Greenfield railroad, taking effect on passage.
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Hoosac Tunnel
Fitchburg Railroad
Massachusetts Central
Eee Cook
New Bedford
Troy and Greenfield
Central Massachusetts Railroad Company
Boston
Somerville
Cambridge
Troy and Greenfield Railroad
Senate Gridlock on City Court Salaries Sparks GOP Tension
The Boston Senate wrestled over raising salaries for Charlestown Municipal Court constables with a split vote. Senators Forbes Murphy and Nourse battled over recommended salaries before a brief reconsideration attempt failed. Alfred Philips and George Spear figures surfaced as other salary disputes moved through the public service committee. Liley proposed a $1500 annual salary substitute amid heated debate.
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House
Charlestown
Forbes
Public Service Committee
Murphy
Senate
Nourse
Alger
Hayes
Public Service
Alvin S. Philips
Dorchester
Boston
Committee On Public Service
George G. Spear, Jr
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Liley
Boston Judicial Committee Seeks Pedestrian Rights in Transport Bill
A judiciary panel reported a bill regulating hackney carriages and public conveyances near railroad station properties. It imposes a fine between two and twenty dollars for obstructing passenger traffic after railroad police demand removal. The act takes effect upon passage.
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Boston
Committee On Judiciary
Labor safety act and state senate actions in 1886
The labor committee drafts an act requiring factory accident reports to the Massachusetts district police and notices to be filed within hours. The bill sets penalties for noncompliance and outlines data to be included, plus sections on reporting, effective date, and related legislative items from the House and Senate. The report also notes political anecdotes and fiscal debates on Williamstown bonds, chronic insane care building, and street railway extensions, ending with Senator Harlow’s municipal pledge.
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Committee On Labor
Massachusetts District Police
Norris
Senator Norris
Cottage City
Cottage City Gas Company
Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Bridgewater
Harlow
Senate
North Woburn Street Railway
Winchester
Charlester Embankment Company
Wakefield Water Company
Worcester, Nashua and Rochester Railroad Company
Franklin Typographical Society
Charlestown
Catherine Mullins
Debts and Interest Recapitulation for March 1886
Washington reports the March debt recapitalization showing interest bearing debt totals 1. each category with bonds at 4 and 3 percent and 64 million in Pacific railroad bonds plus other items. It lists debt on which interest ceased since maturity and debt bearing no interest including notes and deposits. Total debt and cash in treasury are provided with the decrease during March and available funds for reduction of public debt.
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AO Venewsae
United States
National Bank
D.C
Algluiuu Uus
Sas Fund
National Gold
Bon‘s
Cancocke
Weis
U.S
D.C. Oe
Early Poll Opening Talks and Water Bills In Legislature
Senators Jefferson Norris and Boynton form a committee to confer with the House on an early election poll opening. The water supply petition from Sharon Water Co is taken from the table and accepted. Ballard Vale Mills remonstrates Boston water supply expansion. Governor Robinson to preside at Chicopee town meeting. House assigns returns to New England Conservatory of Music to next Tuesday. Elevator safety measure vote fails. Reconsideration on Public Statutes index passes. Public service panel salary bill chair Nourse calls inexpedient. Forbes proposes 2000 to New England School for Deaf Mutes. Howard reports steam driven room communication bill for factories.
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Jefferson, Norris and
Boynton
House
Morse
Committee On Water Supply
Sharon Water Company
Sharon
Stoughton
Canton
Messrs. Bradley and
Strong
Ballard Vale
Boston
Robinson
State House
Chicopee
New England Conservatory of Music
Clark
Lyon
Tom
Nourse
Public Service Committee
Wright
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Forbes
Education Committee
New England
Senator Howard
Labor Committee
Overworked Shop and Restaurant Girls Reported in City
A Post reporter found waitresses and clerks in several restaurants and stores working long hours, often unpaid overtime, with little chance to sit during shifts. Some workers, including a 10 year old cash girl, describe fatigue and fear of losing their jobs if they complain, while busier shops showed fewer complaints.
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Post
Sam
Washington Street
Weather Summary for Boston in March
Weather report from Sergeant Otto B. Cole at the US signal station notes mean barometer and high and low readings for March. It records mean temperature and a notable 16 year low or high, daily dew point and relative humidity, prevailing wind direction, total wind movement, and total precipitation of 8.20 inches with several specific readings on March days.
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Boston
Otto B. Cole
United States
Swat
Fata
Boston Stocks and Rates Roundup on April 1 Market Moves
The Boston market opened with firm money rates and higher call loans at 5.5 percent. Clearing house balances showed interbank lending around 4.45 to 5 percent with New York funds at 1.62 to 2.0 cents per $100, exchanges totaling nearly 12 million and balances about 1.32 million. The day saw buoyant stock activity led by absence of strike news and talk of transcontinental settlements, with heavy trading in Atchison and other rails and varied shifts in bonds, mining, and utilities.
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Boston
New York
Iss
Apoodad Vancs
Atchison
Atlantic and Pacific
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Lyman B. Greenleaf
Charles Head
Henry L. Higginson
Charles C. Jackson
John W. Mackintosh
Edward W.musseey
Aston W. Spencer
Theodore D. Dupee
Robert F. Clark
Clark, Ward & Co
Union Pacific
Atchison Road
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Terre Haute
St. Paul
Northwest
Armour
St,Paul
Omaha
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Lockwood & Crosman Wire
Irving A. Evans & Co
Irving A. Evans
Strong
Adams
Mr. Huntington
Southern Pacific
Atlantic
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San Francisco
Burlington
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Canton
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Pullman R.un
California Southern
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Congress
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Gulf
Clinton
Old Golony
Lowell
Maine
Worcester
Nashua
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Albany
London
Pacific Mail
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Central of
Central of New Jersey Closed With A Net Advance of 3G. the Vanderblits
Richmond
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Dacatur S
Missouri
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Texas
Altona
International
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St Paul
Lacrosse
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Danville
St. Joseph
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Oregon Short Line
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Green Bay
Winona
Rome
Watertown
Ogdenburg
Kentucky Central
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Minneapoa
Iowa
Crescent Place
Green Street
Flour production held steady as mills run on water power
The Northwestern Miller reports mills near full water capacity with rising activity. Weekly output reached 123,400 barrels, 20,500 daily, amid quiet flour prices. Corn and oats markets steady, inspections up, and storage levels shown across Duluth St Paul and local rates.
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Highteen
Duluth
St. Paul
Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Canada
Superior
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Greenings
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Centennial
Beacon Light
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Wheat market nerves as exports rise and stocks shift
The article notes increased export draw on wheat, with Ream Cudahy Jones and Kent at bear posture and seeking stock reductions. UK stocks are 8,000,000 lower than January 1, with 9,000,000 less on hand to ship abroad and 20,000,000 less in Russian ports than a year ago. Duluth stocks are expected to rise as Northern Pacific dealers move wheat there. The day ends with a rally from 81 to 84 and curb trades to 85¾, closing at 13 dollars.
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American Bell
Arnold
Franklin
Osceola
Boston Water Power
Boston Land
Ream
Cudahy
Jones
Kent
United Kingdom
Duluth
Northern Pacific
Cotton and commodities report across major markets
Across New York and other hubs on April 1, cotton markets show firm Orleans and steady to higher Placers. flour and grain mixed with dull soybean-like activity. wheat and corn demand fluctuates with exports and spot levels. rail and coastwise shipments noted in multiple cities. key entities include New York, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, St Louis, Cincinnati, Toledo, Minneapolis, Augusta, New Orleans, Savannah, Mobile, Philadelphia, and Baltimore with prices and receipts listed.
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New York
Uplands
Orleans
St. Louis
California
Petroleum
United
Tierces Western Steam
City Steam
S. A
Liverpool
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Memphis
Detroit
Patton Cai
Usb
Chicago
Harley
Milwaukee
Lara
Cincinnati
Toledo
Ayriit
Minneapol
Augusta
Mid
Galveston
New Orleans
Continent
Ateady
Wilmington
France
C. St. Louis
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Receipts of Staple Products Across Several Railroads
A detailed tally of commodities delivered by multiple railroad lines including Boston and Albany Worcester, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, and Lowell. Entries note bales cotton wool sacks flour cornmeal oats wheat beef pork apples butter eggs cheese lumber leather and other goods with varied quantities.
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Boston
Albany
Bates
Rand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Hkailroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Western Division
Lowell Railroad
Expresa
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Cccee & Casas Molasses
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Olsszes
Rumford Centre Dealer Henry A Small in Legal Helix
Henry A Small of Rumford Centre Maine, a dealer in general merchandise, is entangled in a legal matter. Proceedings involve his business and potential actions against him. Details remain limited in the readable fragment.
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Henry A. Small
Rumford Centre
Insolvency Court Sees Mixed Debtor Outcomes in Suffolk
The Suffolk insolvency session reports varied bankruptcies including Charles H. Bacall and others named as assignees. Notable cases include Nahum J. Kidder and several firms with assets and liabilities detailed. A Boston clock shows creditors offered 25 cents on the dollar, while others face limited assets and limited attendance.
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Charles H. Bacall
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Frank v. Allen
Charles Newhall
Court Street
Arthur E. Jones
William A. Travis
Mik Street
Frederick L. Hutchinson
James A. King
Washington
Ashmont Street
Dorchester
Michael J. Kiley
Nahum J.kidder
Station 6
Bechsler Avenue
Boston
Adam McFee
Harrisburg
Penn
Curtin & Smith
Lawrence
Mass
P. E. Crapo
Providence
R. I
J. H. Bongarty
John W. Paelon
East Granville
Hugh McGarry
Merchant Tailor
New York City
Walter R&. Torrey
J. W. Young & Son
Grocers
Louisville
Yates Brick and Tile Company
North Cambridge
Bradstreet Bros
Bay State Paint Company
Rowley
N. D. Dyer
Joliet
Union Skate and Roller Company
Portland Street
Beach Street
Alden Elders
Carpenter and Brmibler
Wareham Street
Geldert & White
J.M. Woodward
Phillips
W. Va
L. L. Davis
Mankato
Important Texas Railway Deals and Capital Moves
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railway directors agreed to build from Beeville to Harbor Island and a Corpus Christi branch, targeting service to the gulf coast by Sept. 1. Plans include a 500 mile main line toward the Pan Handle with 109 miles immediate, a Karnes to Waco branch, and stock to $5,663,000 plus $10,000,000 in 40 year bonds.
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San Antonio
Arkansas Pass
Beeville
Corpus Christi
New York
J. D. Mackay
Evansville
Terre Haute
Peoria
Decatur and
J, R. Cummings
Evansville and
Iex
Cence
Diene Nace
Sixth health committee hearing on rag disinfection yields heated testimony
The sixth hearing on rag disinfection before the city health committee featured defense of steam sanitation by Commissioner Babbitt and testimony from G W Preston of Wilson line and J S Allen of the Allen line about regulatory harms. Smith of Smith Train Co testified on thermometer insertions for London bales, with affidavits and recovered thermometers shown. Proponents claim eight minutes of steam at over 300 degrees sterilizes bales. Huddleston testified the thermometers reflect bale heat and could endure a fall from City Hall. Warren for rag and paper interests said their side was nearly closed as Chairman Allen scheduled a further meeting for Tuesday afternoon.
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Babbitt
Thejboara
G. W. Preston
Wilson
J. S. Allen
Allen Line
Smith
Smith, Train & Co
London
A. T. Cabot
Boston
J. F S. Huddleston
Hes
Huddleston
I.D. Warren
Rag and Paper
Allen
Jury rules for defendants in O Neill v Day case
In the case before Judge Mason the jury found for the defendants. Attorneys P J McGuire for the plaintiff and S K Hamilton for the defendants. In Talbot et al v Harriman the action of contract seeks 10918 dollars for lumber with a general denial. Verdict for plaintiff 912223. Lynde Harding for plaintiffs J A Powers for defendant. Proceedings list order numbers 261 263 170 801 396 28114 468 522 378 593 632 634 644 853 839.
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O’ Neill
Remarkable Boston tale credits Hunt's Remedy for Bright's disease escape
Special Correspondence reports Mr Jere Smith of Albany detailing his near fatal Bright's disease. He describes swelling pain and fatigue before recovery after Hunt's Remedy, claiming it saved his life and urging early treatment. The piece notes the town's excitement over his miraculous escape.
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Boston
Astair
Jere Smith
Cornelius B. Smith
State Insurance Department
Albany
Aid
New York
Keyes
Bright
Hunt
Bricht
Stock Ledger Notes From 1880s Records
The document records various stock totals by March 27 across years 1882 1884 1885 1886 1888 and 1896 with multiple entries for present stock and changes over recent weeks. It also notes stock movements including decreases and increases and a contract for future delivery alongside a dividend detail from Fall River Savings Bank.
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Viesreek
BOO Iin Cde Cess
Vienna
Tabalrensucarscleaardsacite
Fall River Savings
Mining stock closing prices listed for San Francisco market
In San Francisco on April 1 the official closing prices of mining stocks are published with various unnamed companies such as Bodie Con and Crown Point shown among the listed equities. The report presents a snapshot of values without detailed figures for each issue.
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San Francisco
Cal
BCR Co Lennie de Swebss
Rest
Belcher Seee
sDigi Male & Norcross
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