Senate Adjourns After Bright Memorial Debate
The Senate adjourned after memorials on John Bright and on liquor traffic, with debate over whether to refer the resolution to foreign relations. Supporters praised Bright while opponents warned of dangerous precedents, and the resolution was referred to the committee on foreign relations.
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Washinoton
Senate
Stewart
John Bright
Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
Hoar
United States
Lafayette
England
Great Britain
Teller
Bright
Reagan
House of Representatives
Reichstag
Prince Bismarck
Mr. Sherman
Mr. Bright
Hawley
House
Morton
Edmunds
George H. Shields
Missouri
Burshett
Kepucky
Robert J. Fisher
Illinois
George B. White
L. Bradford Prince
Newexico
William F. Wharton
Massachusetts
Charles C. Bryne
Curtin Munn
Washington
Cameron
Governor Ames Hosts Annual Reception for Militia Officers
Governor Ames entertained about 380 Massachusetts Volunteer Militia officers at his Commonwealth Avenue residence with 300 attendees including many ladies. The event featured elaborate decorations, an orchestra, and dancing in spacious rooms. Representatives from the First Regiment, various battalions, and officers of the regular army and navy attended, with several aides and guests from naval and Maine Corps units. A collation was served.
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Ames
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Commonwealth Avenue
Dalton
Holt
Shepard
Rothh
Newman
Rockwell
Currier
Sampson
Wellington
Bennett
Weir Wallace
Menard
Wood
Osgood
Eighth
Mansfield
Navy
C. C. Carpenter
O. W. Favenholt
J. F. Tarbell
F. K. Stephenson
Alfred Adamson
Craven
Beaman An Aye
Navy Yard
Spencer and Haines
Maine Corps
Massachusetts Bicycle Club Elects Officers at Youngs Hotel
At the hotels, the Massachusetts Bicycle Club held its annual meeting at Youngs last night with A. S. Parsons as chairman pro tem. Officers elected include RK G Amory as president, William H Minot treasurer, Charles Ryder secretary, and A W Peck Jr captain. The event featured numerous notable guests and other arrivals from Boston and surrounding areas.
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Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Young’s
A.S. Parsons
RK. G. Amory
William H. Minot
Charles ©. Ryder
A. W. Peck, Jr
J. M. Sprague
A. D. Salkeld
E. B. Pillsbury
A. D. Fisk, Jr
C. D. V. Graves
H. B. Salkeld
H. M. Saben
Charles C. Ryder
Harvard Improvement Association of
Dorchester
Young
C. H. Young
Homer Rogers
Alderman Eddy
William Gardner Reed
Whitcomb
Augustus Parker
Baptist Social Union
Tremont House
Second Corps of Cadets
Young's
Horace Richardson
Hotel Vendome
William Hamlin
Buffalo
Brunswick
T. C. Clark
Alexander Anderson
United States Naval Engineering Corps
Charlestown Navy Yard
Crawford House
Bridges
Hayden
Clark
Merriam
Quincy
Edward H. Blake
Bangor
Nelson McDonald
H. H. Shepard
New York
George R. Wallace
Fitchburg
Charles Pinard
Newport
R. I. Adams
F. H. Sellman
Henry P. Cox
Portland
Tremont
P. Emery Aldrich
Worcester
James M. Barker
Revere
George F. Simonds
H. W. Barnard
Charles Fuller
Springfield
George B. Bair
Baltimore
James Mandell
Ladies
Philadelphia
H. S. Henderson
Rochester
N. Y
Thomas Shepard
Parker’s
John H. Patterson
Charles T. Clarke
Vendome
Lynde Harrison
New Haven
E. P. Dutton
W. A. Harper
Fire Ravages Grand Opera House in St Joseph
St Joseph April 2 fire destroyed the Grand Opera House with building loss of 12000. Claire Pettee opera company performing there lost all. PRovIDENCE R L April 2 building owned by John Love land Charles W Willard and Mrs Harriet Collins burned with 6000 insurance. Other fires reported in Collingwood and Bawron with damaged goods and insured losses.
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St. Joseph
Grand Opera House
Claire Pettee Opera Company
Providence
R.L
Westerly
John Loveland
Charles W. Willard
Harriet Collins
Colborage
Ont
William Coxall
Crandall Bros
Brunswick
Bawron
Charles Koatamen
Lougee Bros
A. W. Homans
Alexander & George
Wrocers
Charles Boardman
Pe Congregational Society
Tee
Nelson Post
Cyrus Taylor
Fire Damages State Street Bank Offices and Tenements
Early yesterday morning Box 36 reported a blaze at State street corner Washington. Fire spread to Nos. 6 and 8 where H Prince & Co bankers and brokers occupied the first floor. A. W. Mitchell and Pettingill & Co were burned out, with $1000 losses each. C C Clark’s fifth floor office and Prince’s total loss were about $1000 and $2500 respectively. Building damage around $3000, all insured. Separate blazes cited at 426 Medford street Charlestown varnish factory by Robert Webb & Co with $400 damage and at the old Albany House ruins on Brighton avenue.
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State Street
Washington
H. Prince & Co
A. W. Mitchell
Pettingill & Co
Medford Street
Charlestown
Robert Webb & Co
Albany House
Brighton Avenue
Mortimer T. Downing
Wool Sales Open in London with Active Demand
A new wool sale series begins in London on April 2 with strong attendance from home and foreign buyers. Total offerings reach 7400 bales, all sold, as merino and cross breds show notable competition and prices rise about 5 percent since January. Supplies total 307,000 bales, with adverse winds delaying expected arrivals and likely ending the series before May 6.
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London
Victoria
New South
Queensland
South Australian
Swan River
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Is Ltd
Dividend listings from New England banks and companies
A compiled notice lists dividends or interest rates from multiple institutions. Falls River and Taunton banks pay various semi annual or quarterly rates, including 2 to 4 percent, with several named companies and railroads noted and payable dates.
Money Market Moves and Kansas City Financial Buzz
Boston money market shows little change with offerings at 2 percent at the clearing house and four months loans around 4 percent. Reports from Kansas City highlight real estate boom, large transfers, and Indian Territory land opening while Atchison stock features gains amid broker circulars and murmurs of consolidation.
Radical changes urged at Atchison Topeka Santa Fe meeting
Stockholders are urged to attend the annual meeting in Topeka on May 9 to elect a Board of Directors and discuss management reforms. Proxies will be used to seek conservative, economical leadership with prompt earnings and expense reporting. holders may revoke existing proxies.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R. Company
Topeka
Proximo
Investment Bonds Summary Card from 19th Century Listings
Investment bonds from Boston Lowell Fitchburg Portland Ogdensburg St Paul Minn Manitoba Chicago Northwestern Kansas City Memphis Birmingham New England Telephone and Telegraph Co New Bedford RR feature 4s 4 1 2 5s 5s 0s 8s. The list catalogs several railway and corporate issue bonds with varied maturities and round figures.
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Lowell & Lawrence
Fitchburg
Portland & Ogdensburg
St. Paul, Minn
Manitoba
Chicago & Northwestern
Kansas City, Memphis
Birmingham
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
New Bedford
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR
Sioux City & Pacific RR
Consolidated RR. of Vermont
Consolidated RR. of
Vermont
City of Lowell
Rutland RR
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co. of
Kansas
Farmers’ Loan and ‘Trust Co. of
Transit routes and rail lines listed across three cities
City of Boston City of Cambridge City of Cincinnati City of Omaha Boston and Lowell RR Fitchburg RR 7 3-10s and 6s appear in this fragment outlining transportation lines and rolling stock references.
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City of
Boston
Cambridge
Cincinnati
Omaha
Boston & Lowell RR
Fitchburg RR
Auction sale of rail and bank stocks and notes in Boston
The Boston Stock Exchange announces an auction on Wednesday April 8 1889 at 1130 am by order of directors and executors. List includes Old Colony RR National Union Bank Maine Central RR Merchants National Bank and many other banks mills and railroad securities with varied terms and credits.
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Old Colony RR
National Union Bank
Shaw Stocking Co
Maine Central RR
Arkansas Valley Town and Land Co
Merchants’ National Bank
Columbian National Bank
York Manufacturing Co
Boston & Albany RR. Co
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Newton National Bank
Newton
Mass
Everett Mills
Brokers’ Board
Go Trust
Clint & Spros
Tmeee
Atlantic Mining
Eeeensts
Bonanza Mining
Tis
Cal & Hecla
Bos & Mont Min
Dunkin Mining
National Mining
Santa Fe Mining
Eae
Tamarack Mining
Ny&n
West End
Wil Coo Ic
P. M
Bell Tel
Ay Oo
Little Rock
FIS
M &B
Ny& NE
Ark Vales
Rutland
Sonora
Hell
Lainson
Cal
Hec
Catalpa Mining
Franklin Mining
Acer Eeeenseecoses
B&m
Pees
Be& Sone Ener
Eastern
T&s
Ves
Caugines
E & St
Old Colony
Ruiland
Sven Nee
Boston
Arnold One
Atlantic
Bonanza Devel't
Erees
B. & Mont
Cs.ces
Butte & Boston
Eee
Catalpa Sentee
Crescent
Boothbay
Eerer Settee
Boston W. P
Boylston Street
Brookline
Campobello
East
Bay
Payson
Penobscot
Ewe
San Diego
Sullivan
Topeka
Renee
West Bk
Winthrop
Seeese Ewer
Wollaston
Atchison
L. G
Ont Inc
Do ‘Inc
Seeeeerses
C. & W. Mich
D.D
ELK H
Ft. S
G. Ts
K. C
SP & M
Do Inc
N.Y
N. E
Seadgevece
Ccsc
Do P. D'O
Greagn S. L
Sete
Pueb
A.V
Kan
Do Tex
Union Pacific
Top
S. F
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
Eston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Ener
Boston & Prov
Southern
Central of Mass
K.C
Ft. 8
Gulf
K.C Po
L. K
St. Ee
Maine
Summit Branch
Ty Union
Wisconsin Central
C. D. Jenkins
M.D
Frank N. Wedge
Robert G. Ingersoll
Nathan Cleaves
Charles E. Coon
U. S
George L. Shorey
Griffith & Wedge Co
Zanesville
Ohio
Treasury
New York
Stock Exchange
Atlantic Trust Company
N. Y
Eastern Railroad Company
Eastern Railroad
Tremont Street
United States
Willard P, Phillips
Charles R, Codman
Charles A
Cotting
J Railroad
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Ene
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Reece Button-Hole Machine Company
Bristol County Savings Bank of Taunton
National Bank of Taunton
Newburyport
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Barnard Manufacturing Company of
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Telegraph
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Eleventh Street
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Indian Territory
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Howard Stockton
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Lamson Store
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Heela
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Tamarack
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Earsarge
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Thomson-Houston
Connecticut
Devonshire St
Nassau St., New York
Boston & Lowell
E. Rollins
Morse & Bro
April Investments
Kansas City Cable Railway
Portland & Ogdensburg RR
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrooh
Congress Street
C. H. Venner & Go. Bankers
Congress St
Mortgage Bank & Investment Co., Farge, Dak
Boston Stock Exchange
Lancaster Mills
Boston Lead Manufacturing Co
National Tube Works Co
National Revere Bank
National City Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Third National Bank
New Stock
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co
Do Union Investment Co
Naumkeag National Bank
Salem
Stony Brook RR
Do Concord RR
Midalesex mi
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley RR
Goes Works Co
City of Omaha
New York & New England RR
Chicago, Kansas & Western RR
Union Pacific RR
City of Boston
First Natl. Bank
Chicopee Mfg. Co
McKay & Ligelow Heeling Mach. Assn
Union Cotton Mfg. Co
Border City Mfg. Co
Smith & Dove Dite. Co
Chelsea Gas Light Co
Hamilton Natl. Bank
JADU
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn RR. Co
N. Revere Bank
Great Falls Mfg. Co
Globe N. Bank
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Mechanical Cee Oos Co
Pueblo Smelting and Refining Co
N. Hide and Leather Bank
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth RR. Co
Edison Phon. Toy M ‘F. Co
Fort Payne Coal and Iron Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Boston Heating Co
Minneapolis St. By. Co
Suffolk Cordage Co
Boston & Prov. RR. Co
Boott
Cabot Mfg. Co
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Mass. Cotton Mills
Bell
Ween Ee
Eastman Car Heater
Lainson Store Ser. Co
Pullian Palace Car Co
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Reece
Burton
Lise Saaken
Thomson Electric Welding
Robinson-Foster Electric
Beacon Electric
Thomson-Houston Electric
Bonanza
Ceereeers
Ceee Sveeese
BO Lamoine Land
Ceeeesserevces
NEW York Financial
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Bao
VU Parry
Knott & Lewi
Washin
Chicashi
Nton St
Twinois Trust & Saving Bank
Chicago National Bank
Commercial National Bank
Agongton St
Hime Shaoa
J.H. Bauerlein & CO
Kansas City, MO
Stock and Bond Brokers
New Yo
H. H. Bailey’s
Paris
Berlin
John Munroe & C
Devens, Lyman & CO
Boston Investment CO
Centryable Quarterly
George Leonard
Advertiser Building
Wellngton St
Suffolk Trust Investment Co
H. B. Quimby & CO
Washington St
Globe Block
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Union Mdebenture Company
Puper
Water Street
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
J. French & Son
Colchis
R. H. Whitney & CO
Edness
C. S. Williams & CO
LO Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Northwest
Canada Southern
St. Paul
Richmond & Terminal
Williams & CO
Congress Sq
Quiscy
Buston
Aliso Mower’s
Lyne
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