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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1890

Page

6

Court Records Note Three Local Guilty Verdicts

Annie Young pleaded guilty to operating a labor business without a license and was fined $20 plus costs. William Reagan was found guilty of assault with a dangerous weapon on Long Island. Frank Palladino stood trial for selling cigars without proper stamps. jury deliberations continued.

United States District Court Carpenter J. Annie Young William Reagan Long Island Frank Palladino

Supreme Judicial Court April sitting menu and petition ruling

The April sitting opened with prayer by Rev. Charles G Ames and court actions including many cases stricken from the docket and a special list to be resumed April 12 Criminal jury calls proceed with today’s trials and no court Thursday or Friday The petition to vacate a judgment in Skillings versus Massachusetts Benefit Association was dismissed with the court ruling the judgment satisfied and a petition to vacate not maintainable The ruling overruled exceptions and upheld the respondent’s position with Morse and Avery appearing for the petitioner and defendants respectively.

Supreme Judicial Court Judge Field Charles G. Ames D. Nelson Shillings Massachusetts Benefit Association Superior Court D. Nelson Skillings Salem D. Charles Edwin A. Clapp M. Morse, Jr Law S. Avery

April 1 Superior Court First Session Reports

The April sitting of the Superior Court began with prayers from Rev James De Normandie. Cases heard include Ephraum Fiske vs Boston & Maine Railroad for 10000 in personal injuries from a 1889 death, and Morris Belzon vs Boston & Maine Railroad for 10000. Judge Swapnes presided across sessions with juries, orders, and multiple filings noted.

James de Normandie Ephraum Fiske Boston & Maine Railroad Walter E. Fiske Walter Lawrence C. G S. Lincoln Morris Belzon Boston & Maine Railroad Company Somerville Melrose C. G. Fall Fiske Stevens Some Stearns Ellison McCreedy West Dinon Collins Rin Chelsea Sarah Tyler A. Hemenway D. Frank Kimball Aug. Kuss D. E. Gould Hildreth

Lawsuit Outcomes Against Lowell Street Railway Firms

Civil actions allege passenger injuries from August 1887 on a Lowell Car Line, with death following. verdict for plaintiff $600. Another case from July 1889 claims personal injury as a horse-drawn car approached, defendant denies liability and asserts plaintiff contributed to the accident. court actions listed with attorneys.

Noyes Barton Murray Leach Ea. Life Association Calnan Stern Moore Prran Dug Sweeney Carneygan Parker Belden Stone Peck Burke Crosby Mass. Nat. Bank Fowler Austin Whiting Bennett Russell Raymond Farber Bassett N. Y N. E. RR Morrison Shaw Rollins Foote Gogin Krauss Nichols DunBar J. No Eliza Booth Frederick W. Hale Paul Est E. D. Sibley M. Babson Trineta Lowell & Dracut Street Railway Company David Christy Christy George F. Richardson Charles S. Lilly Delia Burke Lowell Horse Railroad Company Defendant Corporation John H. Morrison Charles 5. Lilley

Municipal Court Docket of First and Second Sessions

The Municipal Court docket lists first and second sessions with judges Parmenter and Harpy. Cases include Wall vy versus Galvin facing 1222, Sheehan vy Ham at 557, Leggy v Bradford 1204, Haynes v Wentworth Carpet Laying Co 1213, Connors v same 1214, Wolfsohn vy Block 1264, Kinn v Patterson 1266, Barrow v Harrington 1272, Clark v Smith 279, Young v McLaughlin 1281, Nobies vy Clark 1302, Duren vy Frost 1304, Stevens vy Healy 1305, Ladd v Page 1311, Hernandez v Gillis 14813, Ruda v Cottrell 1323, Adams v Roberts 13u4, Kellogg v Smith 1846, Donahoe v Fennesey 1249.

Wall Galvin Sheehan Ham Leggy Bradford Haynes Wentworth Carpet Laying Co Young McLaughin

Boston attorney admission notice 1890

In the District of Massachusetts Boston on April 1 1890 John B Moran of Boston requests admission as an attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court per rules of the circuit court Henry L Hallett Commissioner of the U S Circuit Court serves notice of the application to be admitted.

District OF Massachusetts Boston Circuit Court of the United States John B. Moran Henry L. Hallett U. S. Circuit Court

Don’t Smoke Blackstone Cigars Linked to Labor Rift

A Boston district news item explains yellow labels on plank walks urging, Don’t smoke Blackstone cigars, as Waitt and Bond handle scab goods. The labels arise from a two year labor dispute between International Cigar Makers' Union and Knights of Labor linked to Waitt & Bond. The firm accuses a conspiracy to harm its business and vows to find and punish offenders.

West End Back Bay Waitt & Bond International Cigar Makers’ Union Messrs. Waitt & Bond Boston Knights of Labor International Union

Massachusetts Club Officers Elected At Annual Meeting

At the Boston area event the Massachusetts Bicycle Club elected Robert G. Amory as president Charles C. Ryder as secretary and treasurer A D Peck Jr as captain and J M Sprague as lieutenant The Schoolmasters Club also met for its regular dinner at Parker's along with a long list of hotel arrivals including VENDOME THORNDIKE and PARKERs figures from New York Cincinnati Philadelphia and Montreal among others.

Massachusetts Bicycle Club Young's Robert G. Amory Charles C. Ryder A. D. Peck, Jr J. M. Sprague Schoolmasters’ Club Parker’s Vendome W. M. Bates New York Worcester Frank Hall Peoria Ill A. A. Pipka Falmouth George R. Allen Bauxswick Charles Heath Newark N. J Henderson Montreal B. Buper Cincinnati H. W. Fairbanks Dallas Tex Indianapolis Ind W. R. Smith Archigan H. E. Avery Detroit Mich R. D. Thornton W. Butterworth Philadelphia Thorndike H .S. Toole H. W. Lacy Turf, Field and Farm W. L. Washinton Pittsburg H.C. Whipple Bristol N. H J. W. Langly Springfield W. R. Allen East Greenwich James Acon United States E. T. Ripley Plymouth G. Teskingon Paul Minn C. E. Macomber Fall River Pratt Jene James R A. W. Pope W. H. Haile Tavern William Bell New_York Harry M. Hoyt Rochester N.H Humphrey Neill Amnherst Fred Stinson Andover G. Robert Fisk Thomas Fuller Tremont Victor E. Maggi Portland Edwin Rock Wis W. Howell Brantford Can A. R. Savage Auburn C. Philbrick Hampton L. Dodd Cleveland W. H. Smith S. E. Webber Calate Perley Putnam and Wife Laconia Irs H. E. Chamberlain Concord L. B. Roberts ReyNnoips Mark _ Jacobs Rapianchia Spat Vepson C. P. Berry W. Wood Fall Barer John F Maynard Claremont N. S Ciara J. J. Foster Bufalo N. Y Mark Ancaph

Special Train to Nantasket Beach Vacation Schedule

The Old Colony railroad runs a special train to Nantasket Beach tomorrow leaving Kneeland street station at 10 o clock a.m. and returning from Pemberton at 38 p.m. Nantasket at 3 16 p.m. The service offers residents and visitors a chance to view the ground and arrange summer homes or sojourns.

Nantasket Beach Old Colony Railroad Kneeland Street Pemberton Nantasket

Money Market Details and Stock Market Notes

The Boston money market opens April with rates rising to 6.7 percent at the Clearing House. Time loans span 4.7 to 7 percent and call loans with collateral reach 6.7 percent. New York exchanges total nearly 114.8 million, with 7.3 million in balances. Government securities hold steady as debt and interest figures are updated, and March’s public debt decline is reported. The local stock market remains dull but shows a cautious tone with mixed gains. Major rail and utility stocks move modestly, and notable brokerage notes reflect consolidation and management changes. Dividends are declared by several banks, with mixed results across regional listings.

Boston Clearing House New York Chicago St. Louis San Francisco Telegraph New Orleans Bank Charleston Savannah Wallace S. Draper National Bank of North America Washington Ces Navy Pension Fund Tutcrest WBBM Reichsmarks Che New York Stock Exchange London Stock Exchange Atchison Wall Street News Wormsers Daily Indicator Jesse Seligman Missouri Pacific Southern Pacific System C. P. Huntington Southern Pacific Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Burlington & Northern Chicago, Burlington & Northern Relaion Union Pacific Oregon Short Line Boston News Bureau Denver Gulf Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway Company Mercantile Trust Company of Lexus & Fort Worth Union Pacific Railway Company Mercantiles Trust Company Denver & Gulf Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland John S. Farlow George A. Farlow Banking House Richardson, Hill & Co Bell Telephone Erie New England Calumet & Hecla Atlantic Kearsarge Osceola Boston & Montana Santa Ke The Herald Hyams Harvard Lawrence Scientific School Arizona Copper Company Santa Fe Paris Gibbs & Sons Société Des Métaux

Bank dividends and company declarations in Boston area

The list covers multiple banks and firms in Boston and nearby cities declaring various dividends of different rates. Notable items include National Bank of North America and Suffolk National Bank dividends, Boston firms like Maverick National Bank and Merchants National Bank, and regional concerns such as New York & New England Railroad and Salem Marine Insurance Company. Several entries are garbled with OCR errors and inconsistent figures.

National Bank of North America Boston Suffolk National Bank National Revere Bank Maverick National Bank Lechmere National Bank East Cambridge Merchants’ National Bank Newburyport Boston & Roxbury Mill Corporation New York & New England Railroad Company Holyoke National Bank Salem Marine Insurance Company Northwestern Guaranty Loan Company First National Bank Danvers National State Capitol Bank of Concord N. H Reece Button Hole Machine Company Natural Gas Trust

Union Pacific Denver Gulf Railway issues stock in exchange

The Union Pacific Denver Gulf Railway Co successor to Denver Texas & Fort Worth Railroad Co will issue stock on and after April 2 1890 in exchange for stock of the Denver Texas Fort Worth Railroad Co. No transfer after March 31 1890. Exchange at Mercantile Trust Co New York and U P Railway Co Boston offices. Charles F Adams president Boston April 1 1890.

Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway Co Denver,Texas & Fort Worth Railroad Co Denver, Texas & Fort Worth Railroad Company Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway Company Mercantile Trust Company Broadway New York U. P. Railway Co Equitable Building Boston New York Stock Exchange Charles F. Adams Union Trust CO Hoom 9 Milk Street

April Investments and Bond Circular Offer

Annual net earnings from two street railroad properties total 864,000 after interest and operating expenses. Properties yield 823,000 and 41,000 respectively. Request a special circular detailing the same and additional bonds for investors.

Stocks End Mixed As Prominent Shares Rise Late Day

The market saw limited overall movement with most gains in specialties and midday strength in Peoria Decatur and Evansville. Notable climbs included Evansville and Terre Haute, Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio, Hannibal and St. Jo, Long Island, and Peoria Decatur Evansville issues, while bonds remained active with a firm tone and several advances.

Peoria Decatur & Evansville Tennessee Coal Lackawanna Wheeling Lake Erie Lake Shore Reading Evansville Terre Haute Galveston, Harrisburg San Antonio Hannibal & St. Johonsols Long Island Mobile & Ohio Northern Pacific Terminals Peoria, Decatur & Evansville Evansville Division Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Wisconsin Central Incomes Laclede Gas

California mining stocks close prices report

San Francisco April 1 official closing prices for mining stocks show values for AltBe North Belle Isle Best & Belcher Ophir Chollar Con Cal & Va Savage Crown Point Sierra Nevada Gould & Curry Hale & Norcross Yellow Jacket and Mexican stock listings with varied figures amid market activity.

San Francisco AltBe North Belle Isle Best & Belcher Ophir Chollaroo Con Cal Savage Pene Crown Point Sierra Nevada Gould & Curry Velo Gon Veide Vie Neend Hale & Norcross Yellow Jacket

New York Financial News Opens April With Dull Market

New York financial note reports money on call easy at 4 with last loan at 4 and closing at 4. Sterling steady with 4.83 on sixty day bills and 4.8612 on demand. Government and railroad bonds dull to firm. Stock market mixed after 2:16 with only modest gains in Peoria, Decatur and Evansville. Sugar active with 5000 shares traded. Missouri Pacific shows some strength.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Peoria Decatur & Evansville Missouri Pacific

Foreign Financial Reports from London Opening Notes

London market data shows Consols at 977 16 for money and 971 16 for the May account with Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 32 percent, Erie seconds 102 4 4, Illinois Central 118, Mexican ordinary 36 4, New York Central 109 34, Mexican Central new s 7 34, Money at 344 3 2 percent. Open-market three months bills discount rate 2 7 8 to 2 1 2 percent. The Stock Exchange will close next Friday Saturday and Monday.

London Atlantic & Great Western Erie Illinois Central New York Central Mexican Central News The Stock Exchange

Improvements in streets in West Roxbury and Brighton

The Board of Street Commissioners voted to lay out Wrentham street from Ashmont to Dell, Burnett street formerly Baily, Ruskin street formerly Corey avenue, at West Roxbury. Petitions were received for the acceptance of Scotia street, Everett place in Brighton, and Prospect avenue from Sheldon street to Sycamore street in West Roxbury.

Board of Street Commissioners Wrentham Street Ashmont Street Dell Street Burnett Street Baily Street West Roxbury Ruskin Street Corey Avenue W. D. Vinal Scotia Street John Evans Everett Place Brighton E.T. Bowthorpe Prospect Avenue Sheldon Street Sycamore Street

Court House Contract Bids For Interior Granite

Two proposals for interior granite in the new court house were opened. Cape Ann Granite Company Gloucester bid 184,721 total for materials and setting or 149,749 for stone alone. Bodwell Bodwell Booth hurricane Island trio proposed two quality options with totals 209,465 and 226,939 and stone costs 174,44 and 192,218 respectively. No decision yet.

New Court House Cape Ann Granite Company Gloucester Bodwell Granite Company Booth Bros Hurricane Island Granite Company

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Swapnes, J Venul Oriental Coal Oil Co Tyndale Old Col Hane Howard Nat Storr Rose McCormack Haley Farrington Gigan. Vy Superior Civil Court Essex Thompson Alonzo B. Fellows George E Nathan W. Fellows A. Sayward H. P. Foulton Ke.t. Burley W. A.ew, Jr Catherine Buckley Elizabeth Buckley Ireland Deendant J. J. Mahoney K. E. Crowell J. P. Sweeney Middlesex Lowell Praec Tielden Reed Sullivan Reilly Smith Parmenter C. J Harpy Bicycle Club Southbridge National Bank Randolph National Bank Brown Bros Shiladelphia State St the Doran Wright CO New York Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange Traders’ National Bank State Street Fiske Building Andrew I. Fennessy, Pres John E. Toulmin Keokuk Electric Street Railway and Power CO Keokuk Iowa International Trust Company Mass H. B. Quimby & CO Globe Building Washington ST Denver, Texas & Fort Worth Railroad Co April Investments Pueblo Oh Situa Neueste of Glyde Water Supply Co Ee DE Palmyra Water Works Co Palmyra Atkinson House Furnishing Company Maine NILES Boston Stock Exchange Liand Rossowe Bur. & N. Bs M. E Hell Eric Tel Astman Car Heater Co Cutley Boston & Mant Central Mining Boston & Albany Ve & SF Boston & Maine West Mich San. & Cleo Hitchburg Pfhil Oleg Nes Uy Do Vuliian Palace Rutland Union Pac Seers Ee United Gas Bs San Mo & B Bell Te Krie Tees New Eng Reece Buttontide Co Anniston City Land Newport Land Sullivan Harbor Lana Hoston Central of Cle Cin Cleve Fitchburg Wll Flint & Pere Mar Ee Old Colony Union Vacule Bi Olacts Fort Wayne Elec Shane Lll. Steel Co BUN Sugar Ite Th.Hous Elec Cscs BRL Sane Ereenee Wlec Allonez Arno Allantic Esseeseresecens Bonanza Development B. & Ont Scueenreeee Ae Butte & Boston Catalpa Central Tee Esse Renee O. Crescent Arsseeseenesers Dana Dunkin Hanover Eneereenee Roarsarge Mesnard Tamarack Land Compan Anniston City Fooston W Sly Ape Boylston Street Brookline Newport Baneeereee Pac Sees Ae Payson Canad SD Eeee Penobscot Weeereee Seeeneee Central Iowa Central Pacific Sane San Diego Ches Ohio Zig Sullivan Swampscott Sree Topeka I Ae Chi Be & Qs Goo Winter Harborane St. le & Pas Winthrop Wollaston Bell Tel Pork Hi del. & L Aidin Eee Den Pr B Ft W Do Inc Los U. Gas Green Bay Hocking Val Central L. G I. C Q. Con L.& Nash D.D Louis Ne. A A Mau Beach Sane Sone Aye V. C W. Mich Seaad Mem Elk H Lil St. Leeseee K. C Paciic K.G K. Coy N. He & He Nash. & Chat L. R Ft. S N. O Northwestern N. Y. Conteces N.Y N. E C. & St. Lees O. Tees Enne P. D Ohio & Miss Oregon S. Line L. C. Con Oregon St. Jo & G Rich, & al Rock Island Sita Els Seeree St. L. G&s C St St. Vani Atlantic & Pacific St. P M. & Mes Boston & Lowell Ease Boston & Providence Southern Pac Anne Southern Si.Pr Central of Mass Texas Fac Cheshire Tol D. C New B. & Vee U. Paside Cc. &W Wis. Cen Os Sneer St. le & Press Canton Col. Sp. & Cin N. Tae Brunswick Ft Gu W. Union American Oil, CO K.C M. & Sennaeee St. Lac Maine Centra Old Colony O. & Trans Sacu Imp G. F. & Conway OAS Cenee Rg. G. M Ist Pfd.inc Iowa C BO St. x Él M. Summit Branch F.m Vis Lg 1Lzis N. W U. Pac U.N. Ds W. Shore Phonograph Toy Mtg Lamson Store Ser. Co Pullman Palace Car Co Union Stock Yards Jeat & Wicn Cotton Oil Trust Occidental Au Pneumatic Ool Co Bee Cal Ontario Bay State Gas Potosi Brunswick Manganese S Quicksilver GY Burton el Cristo Del Sewers Loston & Liverpool Co Exchequer Savage Hock Malden Electric Co Homestake New York Despatch Co National Lead Trust Nat. Tel. Mtg. Co Yhomson-Houston Elec Sugar Refineries Co Do Trust Teeter Eeee Iis Thomsor Westinghouse Elec. Co Winnisimmet Co Miscellaneous Stock Exchange Wilson We Faye Co Ees McKay Union Elec Tallapoosa Ais San Miguel the Union Trust CO Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Bar Union Trust CO. of Trusthe City OF Adams, Bridger & CO Congress Street Kansas City Sloux Falls S. D Minneapolis Wichita Kan New Haven Conn ST. Caul Miam Seattle Wash Des Moines N. W. Harris & CO California F. W. Prescott & Co Devonshire Stree Eastern Electric Cable Co Getbins Electrical Mfg. Co Union Electric Car Co United States Mail Box Co Bae Bs Thomson-Hounston Thomson European NEW York Financial Court House Contracts
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