Ohio rail bill protects minority stockholders in consolidation
The Ohio Legislature passed a bill amending Section 3338 to ensure stockholders who refuse consolidation receive at least the stock’s actual value, based on earning capacity and road assets. Disputes may go to arbitration with road inspection rights. appeals go to Common Pleas Court. Also included are rail freight figures and company updates from Chicago to Winnipeg, noting earnings, executives, and capital plans.
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Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
Money Market and Financial Report From Boston April 7
Boston financial update shows a tight money market at Clearing House with rates up to 6 7 percent. New York funds and various exchanges reported declines in totals while bank reserves remained near the minimum. Corporate and railroad stocks moved unevenly with Atchison and eastern rails mixed. bonds and foreign exchange showed modest gains and losses.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Supreme Court April 7 hearing and settled actions
The Supreme Judicial Court on April 7 adjourned after a case set for trial settled, with juries excused to Wednesday. Equity matters included Knowlton v Thompson with ongoing hearings and objections to a creditor-backed insolvency decree in Norfolk County. Multiple docket items referenced assignments, receivers, and pending examinations, with details on participants and requested actions.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Fisvp
Equity
Knowlton
William A.thompson
Horace
Shepard
Norfolk County
Edward Avery
C. F. Eldredge
William Gaston
J. E. Cotter
Probate Court in Salem proves wills and grants administrations
In Essex County Probate Court at Salem on April 7, multiple wills were proved for Asa Augier Catherine Burke Thomas Carter Varnum Corliss Thomas Cressey Catherine Foley Mary Johnson Hannah Marshall Prudence Mayo Fred Merriam William Murphy Hannah NelsonWilliam Pickman Oliver Ramsdell and others. Administrations were granted on estates including Almira Andrews Martha B. BulIard Charles Grant Ezra Abbott Ann Troddon Sarah Sinclair Andrew Averill James Brady Michael Broderick Harriet Garrison Sarat Lord Jane Carleton Hannah Sawyer Moses Jewett Mary Smith James Smith Betsey Packard and many more. Notably Oliver Ramsdell's will makes specific bequests to Maple Street M E Church and local charities, with residuary shares to several church and hospital affiliates.
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Essex County
Asa Augier
North Andover
Catherine G. Burke
Salem
Thomas P. Carter
Varnum Corliss
Methuen
Thomas B. Cressey
Rowley
Catherine Foley
Gloucester
Mary A. Johnson
Lynn
Hannah's
Marshall
Newburyport
Prudence A. Mayo
Fred O. Merriam
Lawrence
William Murphy
Beverly
Hannah M. Nelson
Georgetown
William D. Pickman
Oliver Ramsdenl
Thomas Roberts
Ipswich
John F. Smiley
Haverhill
Lucy A.B. Stocker
David Story
Emma L. Tuxbury
Eleanor H. Webster
Andover
Sarah K. Gardner
Josiah Crocker
Sailor
Almira Andrews
Essex
Martha B.buliard
Charles H. Grant
Ezra Abbott
Ann Troddon
Sarah Sinclair
Marblehead
Andrew P. Averill
Middleton
James Brady
Michael Broderick
Harriet A. Garrison
Sarat E. Lord
Jane E. Carleton
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hannai M. Sawyer
Merrimac
Moses C. Jewett
Mary E
Mary A. Pellin- Gal
Sophrema Felton
Danvers
Martha J. Farnsworth
Betsey Packard
Winthrop
Nancy D. Cole
James Croughan
Lymn
Mary Finn
Warren Johnson
Leonora B. Harrington
Mabel C. Harrington
Daniel R. Hathaway
John Kinsman
John G. Phillips
Swampscott
James A. Smith
Caroline I. Smith
Francis C. Whittier
Boxford
Pamelia Young
Eunice J. Dane
Patrick Moynihan
James KE. Pike
Samuel Plumer
Nathan K. Mansfield
Hannah 3S. Robbins
Peabody
Oliver Ramsdell
Maple Street
M. E. Church of
Lynn Hospital
M. E. Church
Lynn Home For Aged Women
Home For Aged Women
Lyon Hospital
Church Extension Society
Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
List of 20 case names and citations
In order, this historical docket lists 20 cases by party names and docket numbers including Sheehan v Uam 557 and Malion v seurs 1098, Gage v QO U Rit 1115, Leighton v Perrins 117, Kee v Jeuveret 170v, Wakefield v Bar mem 1212, Way v Moseley 1257, Chelrmstorn Foundry Co v Rice 1247, Horn v Potter 1265, Kinn v Watterson 1286, Wiggins v McKenna 1302, Hulmes v Clark 1304, Deven v Frost 1305, Stevens V v Kenly 1318, Hernandez v Gills 1329, Boston Cab Co v Adams 1884, Nawn v Hecker 1356, Wentworth v Kimp ton 1357, Blount v same 1860, Trowbridge v Mc Clateny 1361, Young v White 1862, Goddard v Fletcher 1569, Buerkel v Davidson 1569.
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Sheehan
Uam
Malion
Seurs
Gage
U. Rit
Leighton
Perrins
Kee
Jeuveret
Wakefield
Barmem
Way
Moseley
Chelrmstorn Foundry Co
V. Rice
Horn
Potter
Kinn-v
Deven
Frost
Stevens
Kenly
Hernandez
Gills
Boston Cab Co
Adams
Nawn
Hecker
Wentworth
Kimp‘ton
Blount
Same
Trowbridge
Fair in Its Aid Opened at Horticultural Hall
The Working Boys' Home fair opened at Horticultural Hall last evening with Rev. Joan F. Ford presiding. Governor Brackett praised the charity and urged support to lift the mortgage, noting the state’s duty to aid homeless boys and the value of private reform efforts. Mayor Hart pledged help, and the governor declared the fair open as a large crowd viewed the saleable articles and anticipated success.
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Horticultural Hall
Joan F. Ford
Brackett
Massachusetts
Hart
Chicago real estate board hears plan for World’s Fair giant
Architect E. S. Jenison unveiled a 3000 foot diameter tent like structure 1100 feet high covering 162 acres for the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago. Cost estimated at 6 million, with a six month erection. Tower would exceed Eiffel height, offering panoramic survey from summit. Site favored as outer harbor on piles over Lake Front Park as entrance with park features.
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Chicago Real Estate Board
Jenison
Lake Front
Massachusetts farmers endorse women suffrage in resolution
At a regular fortnightly meeting in the Ploughman building members adopted a resolution declaring faith in the political rights of women. They expressed cordial support for the bill before the Legislature to secure municipal suffrage for women and urged its passage.
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Massachusetts
Ploughman
Taxing Insurance Companies Under New York Law
The U S Supreme Court affirms New York’s corporate franchise tax on insurers denying a deduction tied to U S bond holdings. Justice Field notes the tax applies to the franchise, not capital stock, and may be set by state law. Justices Miller and Harlan dissented, arguing the tax is effectively a tax on U S bonds held by Home Insurance.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Justice Field
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Home Insurance Company
United States
Miller and
Harlan
Aspinwall Land Company Shares At Annual Meeting
The Aspinwall Land Company held its annual meeting at the treasurer’s office on Water Street. The treasurer reported 119,187 feet of land sold for 72,389 07, of which 21,880 feet sold for cash and 97,267 feet for stock, with the company owning lands on Aspinwall Hill and Aspinwall avenue and Back Bay park. Shares cancelled total 4,222, leaving 58,608 shares. 66,608 outstanding with 2 on hand in treasury. Directors chosen: M. W. Kennard, William Simes, R. KE. Demmon, Thomas Aspinwall, W. L. Kinsman.
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Edison
Boston News
Edison Doll Manufacturing Company
New York
Aspinwall Land Company
M. P. Kennard
William Simes
RK. K. Demmon
Kearsarge Mining Company
Santa Fe
Quincy
Centennial
Vivian
Taylor
Smith
Huron
Reece Buttonhole Machine Company
Water Street
Aspinwall Hill
Aspinwall Avenue
Back Bay Park
Messrs
M. W. Kennard
R. KE. Demmon
Thomas Asvinwall
W. L. Kinsman
Dyspepsia Relief Promoted by Acid Phosphate Claim
Dr J J McWilliams of Denison Iowa endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate for nervousness and dyspepsia. He says it is unrivalled as a remedy for these conditions and notes successful use in sleeplessness with gratifying results.
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Horsford
J. J. McWilniams
Denison
Dividends Declared by Local Companies This Spring
Local corporations announce semi annual and quarterly dividends at 2 percent. Yale and Towne Manufacturing Pontiac Rockland National Bank and five Middleboro Savings Bank pay semi annual, New Bedford Institution for Savings follows, Malden Electric Company issues quarterly 2 percent, payable April 15 to stockholders of record April 10.
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Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
P Rockland
Mass
National Bank
Middleboro Savings Bank
New Bedford Institution For Savings
Malden Electric Company
London Bills of Exchange and Investment Bonds
A concise notice announcing high grade investment bonds as a specialty and that a general banking business is transacted. The item highlights Bills of Exchange on London as part of the banking services offered.
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London
ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RRCO BOND NOTICE
Certificates will be received at the Temporary Office of UNION TRUST CO Boston from 9am to 12m through April 15 1890. New bonds will be delivered the day after deposit. Certificates must be indorsed if in owner's name and applicants should state if multiple interests exist for correct issuance.
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Union Trust CO
New York
Milk Street
Boston
Union Trust Co Trustee Boston March 26 1890
A notice from Union Trust Co of New York acting as trustee in Boston dated March 26 1890. The brief record indicates a formal fiduciary action or filing related to trust administration in the Massachusetts city. No further specifics are provided in the readable text.
Blake Bros and Co seeks a manager with 30000 to 50000 cash
A conservative profitable financial firm invites a competent manager. Requires 30000 to 50000 cash capital. Current officers busy elsewhere. Rigorous vetting planned with references from Dun and Bradstreet. Send address and references to Lock Box 336 Omaha Nebraska.
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Dan
New York Financial Stock Market Report April 7
Money on call easy at 1 to 5 percent with last loan at 2 percent. Sterling exchange quiet and firm. Colorado Coal jumps to 47 percent rise, Manhattan and Colorado Coal strong. Market ends dull but firm after late recovery. total sales reach 1.527 million dollars. Northwestern 48 up to 98, Atchison incomes 370 thousand.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Colorado
Bears
Union Pacific
Reading
Missouri Pacific
Tennessee
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Manhattan
Pacific Mail
Ilroad
Atchison
Northwestern
Houston &Texas
Helena
Red Mountain
St. Joe
Grand Island
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Curcaco
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Janes C. McMullen
John A. Stewart
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A. ©. Bartlett
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J. C. McMinden
Charles H. Foster
Charles H. Chappell
Corydon
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Telegraph
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Atchison Stock
New York Evening Post
Tonight
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Union ‘Trust Company of New York
Exchange of Atchison Securities
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Waters
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Rsse
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U.S. Mut. Ac. Relief Co
Hildreth
Fottler
Thomas v. Beals de da Grange
Aguayo
Coffin
Varke
Staples
Teresa Connors
C. S. Grilley
Washington Street
S.J. Elder
J. Wheeler
R. M. Morse, Jr
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Bornstein
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West
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Crosby
Fowler
Austin
Foote
Gogin
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Leach
Cathan
Stern
Dempsey
Duggan
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John J. Williamson
Warren S. Hill
Thomas
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Lock
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Granger
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Atkinson
Cohen
Loring
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Ford
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Wallace
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Whidden
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Murphy
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Charles B. Moore
George W. Wild
Sarah A. R. Brown
Mary Breen
John B. Eastman
Anastasia S. Tobin
Charles K. Malley
Rebecca Lynch
Harriet M. Howard
Francis Crozier
Clara A. 5. Gill
Andrew J. Sellon
Harriet N. Brown
Patrick H. Berrill
Louisa M. Shaw
Albert Touzalin
Maria D. Fay
John R Haseltine
Jeremiah Crotty
J. Brooksarker
Joseph Bb. Alexander
William Riichardson
William Wannaby
William Thomas Anderson
Guiseppe Cavassa
Edward McHugh
Mary Mcintosh
Middlesex
Lowell
Sherman
Delia Burke
Lowell Horse Railroad Company
George F. Richardson
H. Morrison
Charles Lilley
Petter A. Golden
Michael Reed
W. F. Courtney
P. J. Hoar
Lav. Reilly
Heath
Superior Civil Court
Lhompson
Julia A. Carter
Theodore A. Carter
Nisi
Richard G. Wheelwright
Alice Wheelwright
Julia A. C. Sargent
Eben
Sargent
Misi
George G. Lobdill
Annie Lobdill
Isi
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Jennie M. Sanborn
Mary L. Spaulding
Daniel N. Spaulding
Annie J. Dundass
John F. Dundass
Charles H. Goodwin
Hannah J. Goodwin
Sawaues
Me A Moody
F. M. Whitman
John Cullen
Bridget Cullen
J. d. Mahoney
W. F. Moyes
Ella C. Hill
John Hill
B. F. Brickett
John. R. Watts
Mary A. Watts
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Boston & Liverpool Co
Enron
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Westinghouse Elec. Co
Winnisiminet Co
Wilson W. Fay & Co
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Arnold
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