Dull Market Outlook Marks Choppy Trading Session
The session opened without notable movement aside from Westinghouse which rose to 37 a share. Sugar slipped briefly then recovered as trading remained very limited amid anticipation of the government crop report and a Chicago Gas case decision. London weakness weighed on prices, while brokers targeted Rock Island amid rumors of a Cable-Truesdale conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
Burlington
New York
Maloney
Chicago
London
Atchison, Denver
Kansas & Texas
Grangers
Cammack
Rock Island
Cable
Truesdale
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Chicago Gas
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Germany
Boston
Boston Clearing House
Sugar
General Electric
School house and police station loans seek bids in Fitchburg
Sealed proposals to George B. Clifford city treasurer Fitchburg Massachusetts due Thursday April 12 1804 at 10 am for bonds totaling 122000 authorized by Chapter 110 of the Acts 1592 designated school house loan and 27000 of registered bonds drawn from the "jo fee tation loan" bearing 4 percent interest with semi annual payments. Principal and interest payable in foreign equivalent. Bids may cover whole or part of the described loans.
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George B.ifford
Fitchburg
Mass
George ER. Clifford
Civil court sessions list of cases before Boston juries
Suffolk Superior Court session notes on April first and second sessions. Dockets include Boston Gas Light Company v Wilkes Ford and multiple personal injury, tort, and railroad cases with plaintiffs and defense counsel listed. Third session includes land taking for public park in Jamaica Plain and lengthy case entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Dunbar
Boston Gas Light Company
J. Wilkes Ford
C. P. Greenough
J. P. Parmen
Tremont Street
C. P. Sullivan
W. B. Sprout
Rand
Boston
Conn
R. L. Co
Glidden
Gammon
Mathews
Kluge
Lawlor
Fisher
West End
R. R
Bergman
Kelley
Lewis
Abercrombie
Sullivan
Welsh
Perlstein
Winn
Burns
O’ Neil
Corbett
Small
Cavanagh
Simonds
Holden
Bourke
van Nostrand
Maynard
Agnes Sheehan
City of
Dover Street Bridge
A. Fuller
S. H. Hudson
Patrick Tagney
Michael Sullivan
Middlesex Grand Jury
J. H. Ponce
F. Hunt
Joseph Hayes
Edward T. Norcross
S. D. Charles
R. F. Herrick
G. Cunningham
Batley
Malone
Robinson
Phillips
McGee
Benton
Walker
Toothaker
McLaughlin
Abrahams
Derick
Eastern Dredging Co
Welles
Madden
Old Colony
Putney
Coster
Cullen
Buck
Elliot
Flanigan
Curley
Louckheim
Farnsworth
Bishop
Clarissa Pierce
Pond Street
Jamaica Plain
SP Morse
B. Hellier
T. M. Babson
O'Donnell
Osgood
Martin
Same
Clark
Counihan
Master
Lopez
Horton
Coleman
Atwood
Barnes
Cushing Et al
Blanchard
Nat. Cong. of Friends
Stedman
Old Colony R.R
Rackerman
Smith
Monahan
Grant
O'Brien
Parlin
Pattee
Lowell court cases mix contracts and injuries in list
Superior Court docket from Middlesex includes Dyer Hall versus Lowell Bleachery on a labor debt verdict for the defendant. James McManus sues Lowell & Suburban street railway for 15000 damages while a passenger. Pro ami actions against various defendants follow with multiple case numbers and claimants listed.
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P. J
F. B. Dunbar
Ovington
Pro Ami
Same
Byrne
McDaniels
Field
City of
Lowell
Leahey
Harris
Laker
Campbell
Wanted a Change They Vanished From East Boston
Two East Boston youths Michael Killian 16 and Dennis Gannon disappeared together two days ago. Killian lived at 49 Border Street and attended Boston College. Gannon, on Maverick Street, had a paper route and attended grammar school. Parents believe they left to seek a change and expect they will return home if funds run out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killian
Gannon
Michael
Boston Woman Dies by Suicide in Denver Hotel
Mrs. Mary J. Maxwell of Boston killed herself with chloral at the Phenix Hotel in Denver. She had been arrested weeks earlier on a pawning charge involving opera earrings lent by a fellow boarder, a false accusation that led to a second suicide attempt and death. She has a Boston-born brother in the shoe business.
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Denver
Col
Mary J. Maxwell
Boston
Phenix
L. E. Brewster
Examination for West Point and Annapolis Candidates
Congressman MeckEttrick will hold a preliminary examination for candidates to the United States Military Academy at West Point and the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis on Saturday April 21. A special board will conduct tests with ages 17 to 22 for West Point and 15 to 20 for Annapolis. Applicants must appear in person at Dr J A Finn's office 842 Dudley street Roxbury on Monday April 16 1894 at 2 pm for physical examination.
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West Point
United States Military Academy
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Congressman MeckEttrick
Augustine L. Rafter
Dudley School
James A. Finn
Roxbury
Conrad J. Raeter
J. A. Finn
Dudley Street
Union Hall Dance for West End Conductors and Their Guests
Last night in Odd Fellows Hall more than 300 West End Street Railway conductors, drivers, and motormen and their companions celebrated the union No. 3878 annual reunion. The event featured a long march, dancing to Stone's Orchestra, decorated halls, and a guest list including Senator Fitzgerald and Representative McCarthy of Charlestown among many others.
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Terpsichore
West End Street Railway Company
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Stone
J. A. Guthrie
J. F. Trainor
J. J. Murphy
Annie Farrell
J. Burns
M. J. Flaherty
C. E. Goodwin
W. W. Chapman
R. T. Murray
Co. W. Norton
T. J. Cantlin
W. J. Connelly
J. J. Shaughnessy
P. O’donald
William Cruise
Owen Callahan
R. Adams
James Mack
James McConnell
H. P. Phillips
Senator Fitzgerald
Representative McCarthy
Charlestown
E. Trainor
M. O’hara
E. Wright
W. H. Sharp
Lynn & Boston Road
Alice Sharp
Clough
A. Robertson
Lynn
Minnie Thompson
C. J. Chance
J. Moynihan
Duffy
William Leary
Annie Murphy
Maggie Meehan
H. Arnold
Sadie Arnold
Schund
S. Smith
Kate Shea
G. O’hearn
Nellie Haley
W. Reid
H. J. O'Connor
Agnes Hale
Mamie A. Burke
Annie J. Carey
John Chapman
John Trainor
K. Conroy
T. R. Richardson
Miss Parker
Booth
C. W. Gribber
E. Morrison
M. Greenwald
C. Greenwald
T. E. Morrison
Boston Young Men's Christian Union Holds Forty-Third Annual Meeting
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union held its forty third annual meeting at 48 Boylston Street with William H Bald win presiding. Reports showed year end balance of 3663.98 and receipts of 53612.74. 718 volumes added to the library and 63 life members 8 subscription and 1391 annual members joined. The president urged a future history of increasing work for the welfare of the young and listed new board directors.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
William H. Baldwin
George Peirce
Baldwin
Henry H. Sprague
William L. Richardson
Walter H. Dugan
Edward A. Church
Frank L. Locke
Charles L. Burrill
George Hutchinson
John R. Ainsley
Mystery figure nicknamed Jack the Hugger alarm in Watertown
Police seek a man believed to have attacked a domestic worker in East Watertown last Tuesday night. The assailant arose from shrubs wore slippers and fled after the woman screamed. The victim, from Elm Street, Cambridge, was left in hysterical fright but uninjured beyond shock.
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Watertown
Jack the Hugger
East Watertown
E. A. Swan
Elm Street
Cambridge
Senator Hale Opposes Tariff Bill in Senate Speech
Washington April 11 Senator Hale of Maine spoke against the tariff measure when the bill was called up in the Senate. Senator Peffer of Kansas continued his earlier speech. The Senate did not dispose of the bill but went into executive session and then adjourned.
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Washington
Senate
Hale
Maine
Peffer
Kan
Sacred Heart Pioneer Corps Ball Draws City Guests
The Sacred Heart Pioneer Corps of East Cambridge held its annual ball at Union Hall in Cambridgeport last night. Mayor Bancroft and Colonel J. W. Coveney attended as guests.
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Sacred Heart Corps
Sacred Heart Pioneer Corps of
East Cambridge
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
Bancroft
J. W. Coveney
Revival of La Tosca at the Boston Theatre
Saturday evening the Boston Theatre stages a single performance revival of La Tosca. The production marks a rare revival and offers audiences a chance to see the opera in a historic setting.
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Boston Theatre
Fishermen Arrive After Gale as Stranded Cargo Landed at Boston
After yesterday’s gale twenty six fishermen reached port with 586 300 pounds. A large fleet rode at anchor in President Roads and Nanasket Roads. A bark off Cape was seen, and Mary A Hood wreck cargo will be handled by Captains D H Smith and Alfred Sorrensen under an underwriters contract to recover water pipes and land them in Boston.
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President Roads
Nantasket Roads
Cape
Mary A. Hood
Strawberry Hill
Nantasket Beach
Allan Line
Glasgow
Boston
Landsman
Disciples of Hahneman Hold Massachusetts Meeting
The Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society continued its annual meeting at Steinert Hall. New officers elected include President Dr John P Sutherland Boston. Vice Presidents Dr E P Colby Wakefield and Dr N W Rand Monson. Corresponding Secretary Dr J Wilkinson Clapp Brookline. Recording Secretary Frank C Richardson Boston. Treasurer Dr Herbert C Clapp Boston. Librarian Dr Jane K Culver Boston.
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Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society
Steinert Hall
John P. Sutherland
Boston
E. P. Colby
Wakefield
N. W. Rand
Monson
J. Wilkinson Clapp
Brookline
Frank C. Richardson
Herbert C. Clapp
Jane K. Culver
Coxey's Army Starts March Despite Snowstorm
Coxey's army leaves Uniointown at noon for a mountain march amid heavy snow and foul roads. About six inches of snow lies in the mountains, making travel difficult. The march begins after breakfast for 210 men, with many expressing intent to desert once at the mountains foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Penn
Coxey
Castelar Leaves Republican Group in Cortes
Madrid reports Emilio Castelar formally withdrew from the republican group in the Cortes and formed an alliance with the monarchists. Republicans denounced the move as a serious setback to Spain’s republican cause amid sharp exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Emilio Castelar
Cortes
Castelar
Spain
866 Washington St and Barnard Agents 10 Atlantic Ave
Readable fragment lists two locations and a business tag. No events or actions stated. Summarizes property or office addresses tied to agents and potential real estate or shipping references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St
Barnard
Agts
Atlantic Ave
Halifax
Savannah Pier
Lewis Wharf
Office of Plant System
Old State House
Richardson & Barnard
Gem
Atlantic
McFarlane Phillips Auction Announces Large Furniture Sale
McFarlane Phillips & Co auctioneers 14 Wilk St Frank McFarlane former Lewis J Bird Co announce a mortgaged sale Saturday April 14 at 9 30 am of fifteen loads from Ancock Street plus thirty loads from other places including Brussels tapestry woollen carpets oak and walnut suites hair mattresses feather pillows and more. The sale promises the largest stock offered in the city for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarlane, Phillips & CO
Wilk St
Frank BE. McFarlane
Lewis J. Bird Company
Mortagee
Ancock Street
Brussels
W. W
Melrose Sewerage Debt Hearing Planned by State House Committee
The Drainage Committee in Boston will hear Melrose petitioners on April 18 at 10:80 a.m. to authorize town debt for sewerage system construction in a session at the State House room 13. Chairman John B. Ripley, Clerk James F. Melaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Melrose
Jokn B. Ripley
James F. Melaven
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Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison
Saeeeer
Wcicecs
Butte, & Nae
B&n
B&q
Erie Tel
Bost & Albee
Bost & Low Ewer
Bost & Maine
Pullman
Miscellaneous Stock Exchangee
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
National
Sventte Bees
Ieee Catalpa Mining
Isc
Wwe
Duke
Wer
Cocr Gibson Mme
City OF Fitchburg Loans
McKay
National Tube Works
Boston Water Power
Ceeks-Wacse
Traders’ Stock Exchange
East Boston
Chloral
The
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Senator Hale
Hahneman
Ship News
Megunticook
Wallace
Guantanamo
Delaware
B. Morris
Anthony
Bear River
N. S
Stockholm City
H. M. Whitney
Jamie Hulbert
Rockland
Morehead City
Doane & Co
Bostonian
Liverpool
Kansas
Lake Superior
Timor
Thureday
Tenn
Go Air Line
Atlantic Coast
A.M. Graham
Agt
Battery Wharf
Uptown
Washington Street
J.C. Whitney
Baltimore
Savannah
New England and Savannah Steamship Co
Newacre & New England Sauroad
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Commo
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Parthian
Central Wharf
Philadelphia
Stealyner Spartan
Charleston
Wilmington
West
F. K. Wing
B. B. Sampson
Mgr
Fiske
Yarmouth Steamship CO
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
J. F. Spinney
W. H. Eaves
Raymond & Whitcomb
Thomas Cook & Son
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Canada
Atlantic & Plant Steamship Line
Portland
India Wharf
Peints
Williams
White Star Line
U. S
Royal Mail
Queenstown
Teutonic
Majestic
A. Adams & CO
State At
Corner Broad St
Red Star Line
United States
Antwerp
Ass. E. A. Adams & CO
State St
Besten
Cunard Line
Cunard
Gallia
Kothnia
Cephanaloni
Catalonia
Scythian Pavonia
England
Ireland
Scotland
Coming’s
Alexander Varim
Warren Line
Palestine
Norseman
Sagamore
Cambroman
Heman
Michigan
Angioman
Ottoman
Sachem
Pierburg
A. Docks
East
Warren & CO
Mill Street
Fite
Beaver
Bostom
Lake Winnipeg
Mystic Wharf
Boston & Maine RR
E. 4
Adams & CO
Roston
American Line
Southampton
Havre
International Navigation CO
Bowlin Green
L. H. Palmer
OS State House
Patrick Donance
Boylston St
Liberty Tree Block
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Sunset
New Orleans
Mississipi
Texas
Arizona
New and Old Mexico
Colorado
California
E.E
N.E
Washington At
Hawley
Broadway
Hoosac Tunnel
Custom House
Warren & C.O
Milk
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
George Munroe Endicott
Canton
Norfolk
Frank Gair Macomber
Endicott and Macomber
Court House
Pemberton Square
Fred H. Seavey
William J. Dinsmore
County of
County of Suffolk
Sears
Court and
Washington Streets
William E. Hutchins
George A. Griffin
Edward C. Miller
William Ghlpke
Millard
Peterson
Nathaniel M. Jewett
S. G
Boston Post
West Roxbury
WM. Harrison
the Post
Cor Kneeland
Browning, King & CO
Melrose Highlands
Nowell & Batchelder, Exchange Building
Dorchester
J. L. Smith
Lawrence St
South End
City Hall
Roundy & Hobbs
Court St
Street Department
H. H. Carter
Hannah T. Mason
Warwick
Kent
Rhode Island
James T. Lockwood
John W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Patrick Diggins
Charles F. A. Smith
Waltham
Middlesex
John W. McKim, Esqure
Register
Municipal Notices
Board of Street Commissioners
Lyndhurst Street
Allston Street
J. W. Morrison
Franklin
Ranklin
Broad St
Astrology
Lizzin Newell
Tremont Row
No .St
Secret Service
T Bureau
A. LK. Andrews
Court State
Emma
Emma Jlet
Tremont
EL Iakeman
Myrtle St
W. I. Carruthers
Fe Carruthers
School St
W. F. Garruthers
Dartmouth St
John TR. Cohen
Cor
Dover St
Washburn Credit House
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Home Assistance Society
Forshee & McMakin
Cincinnati
F. K. Lanpher & CO
Summer St
Liberal Commission
Atlantic Novelty CO
Box St
Manufacturers
OIL CO
Cleveland
Stemp
AM. Lock-Crank CO
Milwaukee
Beant Post
Journal
Province St
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Nay Peterson
Guality
Chardon St
Indiana Pl
Cor Shawmut Ave
Boston Bamboo CO
Ponty
Raymond Bicycle CO
Chas. P. Cox, JR
Bicycle Inn
Prospect Bt
Hotel Clifton
Columbus Ave
WEM
Henry F. Miller
Everett Piano
Tremont St
Knabe
Briggs
Everett Piano Warerooms
Winter Hill
Somerville
Seers Tae
Allston
Samuel Hano
Braintree St
JO Fernald
Shawmut Ave
DR. Its
Curtis
New
Kooma
Rellief
Flossie Dupont
Tremont Rew
Jones
Adams
Cage
Scientific
Jordan
la Grange
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