Worcester Representative Seizes Speaker’s Mallet Amid Dinner Debrief
In a tense House moment, Rep Smith of Worcester grabbed the speaker’s mallet after adjournment while members filed toward the coat room. Rep Bent of Cambridge announced dinner tickets for the Legislative dinner at 5 PM at the Revere House, with both branches adjourning at 4. Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and state house reporters invited.
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Adverse Telephone Reports Ready for Senate Fight
The House discussed six adverse reports from the mercantile affairs committee on telephone charges and Pell company holdings. All reports were leave to withdraw and the Senate is expected to face a different tale with a likely bill passage.
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Senators Move Through Calendar Then Quietly Withdraw
Senators completed routine business including a Pittsfield city incorporation petition withdrawal and a ward division report deadline to Boston council, while Howland amended bluefish sealing to cover waters within three miles of Barnstable and Mashpee. Phillips reported Leyden land annexation to Bernardston.
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Bill Rejected as Inexpedient in Street Railway Reform
In the House Mr. Delan of Boston defended a substitute on redeeming unused street railway transfer checks, but the bill was rejected 62 to 81. Debates followed on Jamaica Pond Aqueduct Company purchase with various amendments discussed and postponed. Engrossed bills include police court salaries and factory accident reporting, with several Senate and House measures advanced to engrossment. State House notes mention apples, precinct voting bills, and Fitchburg Street Railway Association incorporation.
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H.S. Wallace
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Fitchburg
Court Docket Listings for Civil Cases Before Judge Knowlton
Judge Knowlton presides a series of civil actions including oe against George Wood 4469 Pelousky against Franken good Vitrified Wheel Co against Gardner 2726 Yarrington against Harrison 2760 Carver against Canney vs Abbott 883 Dow against Duggan 2837 and others Motley entries list various plaintiffs and defendants with docket numbers like 3316 3287 8792 1886 1388 2717 2887.
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Roberts v2 Read ing case jury finds for defendant
In the case of Roberts v2 Inhabitants of Reading the jury found for the defendant. J W J F Pickering represented the plaintiff and 5 Bancroft appeared for the town. In order Nas 632 644 838 472 579 858 393 296 826 827 923 887 509.
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Earnings Of The Big Four Railroads February 1886 Reported
The Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis and Chicago lines release February 1886 results and January year totals showing revenue figures, fixed charges, expenditures, and surpluses across segments. Notable notes include a proposed grant of 1 million in provincial bonds to Hudsons Bay Railway and eastbound shipment shares by road with percentage changes.
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Unitarian Club April Meeting Prominent Speakers
The April meeting at Hotel Vendome tomorrow at 5 pm will feature Rev. George L. Chaney of Atlanta speaking on The Harmony of Races in America How Can We Promote It. Senator Dawes Mr Booker T Washington and other notable figures are expected to attend and speak.
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Taiaroa Wreck Claims Twenty Nine Drowned
Wellington reports the coasting steamer Taiaroa wrecked in a heavy gale between Wellington and Christchurch. Three lifeboats capsized. only two passengers saved. Local sea conditions described as very rough with high winds.
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Boston Money Market and Stock Market Report
Boston, April 12. Money market steady with New York funds easier. General and manufacturing paper quoted. call loans at 4 to 5 percent. Clearing house balances and premiums noted. Boston Clearing House annual meeting reports strong business, with total exchanges at $3,721,676,952 and balances $477,631,920. City stock market active with notable gains across multiple railroads and utilities.
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Wall Street Stock Activity Fulfills Positive Outlook Amid Gains
Money on call remained easy at 2 percent while prime mercantile paper held at 4 to 5 percent. The New York market closed active and strong with many issues posting notable gains and inside buying cited as a factor. Rail stocks led advances with notable moves in Chesapeake and Ohio and Union Pacific amid broad strength and volume totaling 373,141 shares.
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Flour prices hold steady amid dull market tone
Flour prices across grades show little change with fine at 2 60 to 2 85 and Michigan rollers reaching 4 60 4 85. Corn, oats, butter, cheese, and eggs follow steady to firm trends as receipts remain light and demand moderate across a broad range of farm commodities.
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Cotton and grain markets across the United States
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Reports from Beerbohm to the Chamber of Commerce note cargoes off coast and in transit with wheat firm and corn steady while Liverpool and Mark Lane show firm wheat and moderate demand for corn. Paris markets quiet. weather in England cold. Prices for pork bacon cheese lard and tallow listed. cotton in Liverpool active with futures firm on several contracts.
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Classified listing of goods and manufactures included
A fragmented 19th century ledger style inventory lists numerous goods and industries such as wheat flour bread candles carriages clocks glassware hides leather rubber marble earthenware furniture and other articles. The text resembles a general shop or trade catalog entry with varied items and descriptors.
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