Fair Women Flock to Gilded Dome in City Suffrage Debate
The House debated municipal woman suffrage with the ladies occupying both galleries after the doors were closed to reporters. The bill to grant female citizens the right to vote for city and town offices was reported by a pro suffrage committee, but rejected 114 to 59 with fourteen pairs. Several speakers argued for the measure, while opponents pressed concerns about constitutional limits for state and national offices.
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Andrus
Sheffield
Hersey
Hingham
Messrs
Stevens
Boston
Wheeler
Wilkinson
Cambridge
Rest
Mattapoiset
Beckford
Lynn
Gleason
Rockland
Upham
Salem
Larabee
Melrose
Fay
Brookline
Smith
Worcester
Brown
Hamilton
Mason
Oviey
Ashland
Chappelle
Lord
Plymouth
Hallett
Nantucket
Mellen
Street Railways Plan Unions and Monuments Mentioned
A Boston street railway consolidation bill advances, allowing unions and asset transfers among city carriers with stockholder approval. Gettysburg monuments funding is reported, and state officials note resignations, confirmations, and other executive actions.
The Cattle Market Watertown and Brighton Report
Watertown and Brighton report weekly cattle market figures for April 14, 1886. Prices show beef, store cattle, sheep and lambs, swine, hides, and stock arrivals by yard and rail, with regional origin totals and road-car counts. market notes indicate limited stock, price steadiness, and cautious buying.
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Swina
Tee
Maine
Vermont
New York
Canada
SV Olomg WE
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Albany
Eastern
N. B
Xtra
Brighton
Jury Clears James W Chapman in Pension Case
In U S District Court yesterday James W Chapman was found not guilty after a brief deliberation on charges of filing a false affidavit in a pension case and was discharged. The trial then moved to Sarah A Stickney, related to the Chapman matter, accused of endorsing sister Abbie M Dudley’s pension check after Dudley’s death to gain 24 dollars. The defense contends Dudley authorized posthumous endorsement, with Chapman’s advice that the order made endorsement legal. The case is still pending.
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James W. Chapman
United States District Court
Sarah A. Stickney
Chapman
Will of Boston Benefactor Gifts Town Hall and Academy
John Brewster of Boston, recently deceased, left 10 000 annually to Wolfboro New Hampshire and Tuttenboro Academy and over 1 000 000 for a town hall library and relief for the poor. The probate of his will was recently admitted and praise is given to his benevolence as a public example.
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John Brewster
Boston
Brewster & Sweet
Brewster, Cobb & Easterbrook
Wolfboro
N. H
Tuttenboro Academy
Brewsar
Lake
Bell Telephone
Bell
Judge Baxter
Garland’s
New England Telephone
Lowell Courier
The
Mexican Telephone Company
New York
William Reed
J. D. Sargent
E. B. Welch
George W. French
J. H. Goodspeed
A. E. Dennison
M. L. Guiraud
Mexico
Sargent
Reed
Guiraud
H. W. Gray
F. B. Beaumont
Cunard Scythia sails with mixed passenger list
The Cunard steamship Scythia is underway this Thursday morning carrying fifty intermediate and 115 steerage passengers along with osbin travelers. Names include Mr. and Mrs. William A. Burnham and family, Mr. Alexander Revington, Rev. L. D. Chapin, Miss E Chappie, Mr. Thomas Early and son, Mrs. Richard Farley and infant, and several Faulkner and Glover members among others.
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Cunard
Scythia
Osbin
William A. Burnham
Alexander Revington
L. D. Chapin
E. Chappie
Thomas Early
Richard Farley
Faulkner
A. L. Faulkner
A. R. Faulkner
W. Glover
George Hira
William Henschel
Thomas Greenwood
E. W. Nash
A. W. West
Police Probe Into Burke Arrest After Fatal Assault
Police commissioners will investigate the arrest of John D. Burke who was assaulted Saturday night and died Sunday to determine if neglect by Station 8 officials left him untreated for hours or if his injury was unknown at the time of arrest.
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John D. Burke
Station 8
Grand Union Hotel Ad Promises Luxuries and Convenience
An advertisement for the Grand Union Hotel near Grand Central Depot touts 613 elegant rooms fitted at a million dollars, with baggage expressage, carriage hire, elevators, restaurant, and European amenities. It claims lower daily rates than other first class hotels, inviting travellers to choose the Grand U Hotel.
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New York City
Bagzage
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Central Depot
Grand U
Tuly
Stocks Rally as Markets Firm Amid Broad Trade News
Boston market notes a firmer funds scene with higher call loans and stable government securities. Key shares lead gains in land, water power, and railroad issues while Mexican and English rail competition reshape pricing. notable activity includes Atchison and Union Pacific movements, and a plan to issue 80,000 preferred shares to attract bondholders.
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Boston Water Power
Boston
St. Aspinwall
Boylston Street
Maverick
Wollaston
Brewer & Wilkins Grain and Provisions Circulars
Boston based Commission Merchants Brewer and Wilkins offer valuable circulars and market guidance on current grain and provisions conditions. Applications available at 35 Congress Street with practical operating suggestions for success.
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Commission Merchants, Grain and
Congress St
Boston
Boston Stock Exchange Price Board April 14
Prices and trading highlights from the Boston Stock Exchange on April 14 include closing figures across multiple securities. Notable entries show A&P, Do rights, and several railroad and utility issues with varied percentages and dollar amounts.
Unclear OCR Item Covers Ports and Power Lines
Fragments describe Nantucket, Bruns Ships Berth, Boston Water Power, and transit terms. Information is garbled with multiple unreadable sequences, but mentions ports, security, ships, berths, and a few numbers. No coherent event or date can be established from the readable text.
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Nantuc Et Bt
Csc
Busell Trvmmer
GOO Security
Scpuensdusedouue
Heuchabseeerkioueies
Bruns
Vseencewececsecoosneee
Tol. Cin
St. Louis
National Banks and listed securities in the era
A dense catalog listing multiple banks such as Mount Vernon National Bank and Washington National Bank along with numerous other national and state banks. The text includes percentages, stock listings, railway and manufacturing company entries, and various bond and stock figures across regions, with many figures, names, and places interwoven.
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Atlas National
State National Bank
Ee National Bank
Seeeuwiesacekps Saree
Eeerecerenese
Mount Vernon National Bank
Hise and
Leather National Bank Finubachs
Washington National Bank
Second National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Eagle National Bank
Freeman’s National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
National Bank of Nort America
Old Boston National Bank
Cove
Atlas National Bank
State National Banc
Iess
Ics
Leo
Boylston National Bank
Tremont National Am
Webster National Bank
Sien Veeanet
City National Bank
Third National Bank
Merchantsi National Man Koss
Continental National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Ssese
Revere National Bank
National Eth Srseaneens
Euecess
Jiss
Nissa Columelle
First National Bank of Unessea
Bennerweuvene
Hudson National Bank
eReees Neues Oe
Amoty Manufacturing Company
Ceccseseees
Boston Belting Company
LISH
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Chicago, Burl & Quuimcy
Cececoseresceses
Metropolitan Horse BR
Weeseeneensassensseset
Pemigewasset Valley
Toleao, Cinn
St. Louis &R
Metropolitan Horse RR
Wights
San Diego Land Company
Bay State
Maine
St. Louis County
Cook County
Ill
Mamchester
St Lowis
Siaaien
Toledo
Milw
St P
Boston
Providence
Bltimore
Fos. csevecereestOl 500 Ogd. & Lake Champ
Sand & Cleve
Osseess
Los
England
Mort. Security
Dade Bisastus
Chicago & Southwester
Woo
Uv Do Do
Atlas Nat Bank
National Webster Bank
Manus National Bank
Tremont Nati Bank
Washington Mills
Bay State Live Stock Co
Merrimac Mig Co
Market Dull with Rail Stock Raid and Small Reversals
New York April 14 trading closed dull with most prices firm after midday while a raid hit Union Pacific Pacific Mail and Western Union. Pacific Mail fell to 54 1 2 then recovered. Union Pacific dipped to 48 1 2 before closing at 50 1 2 with minor gains for New York Central and Reading. Low priced fancies like Richmond and West Point drew attention. bonds were less active, notable rises and falls across various issues. total trading volume reached 223316 shares.
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New York
Union Pacific
Pacific Mail
Western Union
Northwestern
New York Central
Reading
Richmond
West Point
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Indianpolis
Bloomington
Western
Louisville and Nashville Trust
Pensacola
Atlantic
Milwaukee
Lake Shore
Northern Pacific
Norfolks
Western Generals
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Danville
Virginia Midland
Wabash Trust
St. Paul
Elizabeth
Lexington
Big Sandy
Erie Firsts
Department of the Exchange
Texas
Wool tax debate cited by Australian consul on US wool industry
G W Griffin reports from Sydney that Americans prosper under protection for wool growers while manufacturers of woolens suffer from raw material taxes. He notes US imports of wool in 1834, including carpet and clothing wools, with Russia and the Baltic regions supplying significant shares. The report argues liberal foreign wool importation could boost domestic prosperity.
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G. W. Griffin
Sydney
New South Wales
State Department
Australia
United States
Russia
Black Seace
Hite
Baltic Seas
Mixed commodity prices and trade activity in late 19th century markets
Moderate demand and unchanged prices mark ash and candles markets with varied instrument sales. Coal, coffee, copper, cordage, cotton, dyes, chemicals, fish, fruit, shipping rates, and imports show steady to muted activity across primary commodities and regions.
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Porte
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Laguayra
Jamaica
Hayti
Brasziers
Manila
Uplands
St. Domingo
New York
Nova Scotia
Malaga
London
Valencia
California
Ford
Turkey
Virginia
Wilmington
Palermo
Messina
Aspinwall
Port Limon
Baracoa
Jemacia
Liverpool
Glasgow
Antwerp
Freight and commodities price listing across markets
The column details freight rates from Atlantic ports to several cities, and a broad spectrum of prices for flour corn meal rye oatmeal and other grains. It lists gums, oils, meats, produce, and finished goods with varying regional quotes, noting weak flour demand, and generally firm or steady prices in many lines.
Cotton and grain markets across major cities on April 14
New York reports quiet cotton with mixed bid levels for uplands and Orleans and broad flour markets, with receipts and exports spanning thousands of barrels and sacks. Chicago and St Louis show firmer wheat, steady oats, and varied pork and beef prices, alongside heavier grain shipments and cattle movement.
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C. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Northwest
Seaboard
Stauffer
Cudahy
Cass
Counselman and Schwartz
New York
Philadelphia
Snodgrass & Spears
Ohio
Uplands
Orleans
St. Louis
Minnesota
Petroleum
United
Blis Family Mess
Tierce
City Extra India
Western Steam Spot
City Steam
S. A
State
Elgin Creamery
Liverpool
Chicago
SP. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Wheat Markets and Cotton Totals Across Multiple Cities
April 14 reports show wheat firmer in Toledo and Minneapolis bids, with corn and oats mixed. Cotton markets across Augusta, Galveston, New Orleans, and other ports stay quiet to steady, with detailed receipts, exports, and stock figures across the system.
London Wheat and Markets Amid April Trade Report
Beerbohm notes from the Chamber of Commerce describe wheat and corn shipments, steady Paris markets, and Liverpool firm wheat and steady corn. UK imports of wheat 195k–200k quarters, corn 185k–190k, flour 135k barrels. Liverpool quotes include club wheat 68/11d 7s 1d and corn 43d 244d. Cotton, futures, and wool sales round out the commercial digest.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Uplands
Orleans
Receipts of Siapie Products and Railroad Shipments
A ledger style tally lists consignments to multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Boston and Maine Eastern Western divisions Lowe and express and sea routes. Items cover vast quantities of cotton wool flour corn oats beef pork lard butter oleo tea eggs leather hides and other commodities with numerous bales cases and bags noted.
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Baltimore
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Illinois
Manila
Hay
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Sierra Leone
Gray
Bengal
Guatemala
India
Calcutta
Pew
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Western
Elaine
Western Creamery
Northern
Vermont
Canada
Rosa
Sali
Turk’s Island
Timothy Northern
Jersey
New England
Sumac
Sicily
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and
New England Railroad
Itchburg
Boston and Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Western Division
Lowei Railroad
Express
Total Receipts of Staple Products April 14
The table lists today’s port receipts for principal staples from all points, compared with the same day last year. Items include coffee, sugar, flour, butter, eggs, oats, cheese, beans, malt, millfeed, pork, beef, lard, tallow, leather, hides, skins, tea, and sugar products with quantities in barrels, sacks, boxes, cases, and lbs, showing year over year totals.
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Pkge
Potni
Cara
Wi.i
Trade in Boots and Shoes Sees Busy Spring Demand
The spring trade is near completion for new orders yet many unfilled contracts remain and urgent prompt delivery drives manufacturers to stay busy. Salesmen return with full samples and secure orders at last season’s prices despite opposition to envorce asks.
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New England
Business Troubles Prompt Wider Industrial Troubles Showdown
Lowell dry goods dealer Cutting & Bradt seeks a compromise with creditors but no favorable terms emerge. Charlestown grocers Messinger & Co go insolvent, while Gietrich of Charlestown also falls into insolvency. Portland tea firm Great Eastern Teas is attached. Adairville merchants Gouch & Jenkins assign. Massachusetts furniture dealer Gove offers 25 cents on the dollar. Bechtel of Sandusky attached. Fair Haven smithy William Henry Green & Son fail. Worcester opticians Burnham Bros go bankrupt. Fall River grocers Dussault & Co assign.
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Maine
Libby & Merrill
Libby & Son
G B Dyer
Wardwell
Coolidge & Son
New Hampshire
Dow & Moulton
H F Addon
Buck & Wood
Aldrich & Johnson
J O
Sabborn
Vermont
Hastings
A O Turner
N K Campbell
Whipple & Farnham
A Worthern
Staii
C Smith
Wa'ertown
G W Jones
BS Hastings
Tye
D A Abbe
W G Townsend
T Spofford
Hempshire
Dwby
Js Henry
Sedwby RE Kretch
Brighton
D Sturtevant
H Bird & Co
A N Monroe
Hollis & Co
Exen
A Wiliamson
W Scollans
J B Cook
Springer
J Meloy
F H Coolidge & Son
William J. Johnson
Great Eastern Tea Company
Portland
Gouch & Jenkins
Adairville
W. K. Rayburn
William T. Gove
South Framingham
Magss
Charlies F. Bechtel
Tinner
Sandusky, C
William Henry Green & Son
Blacksmiths
Fair Haven
Burnham Bros
Opticians
Worcester
Mass
Dussault & Co
Grocers
Fall River
Broadway Theatres and Show Listings Tonight
Boston evening listings show Thompson at Old Noble, Fanny Davenport at Park Theatre, Mansfield in Prince, Miles Barton Bijou Burle, and Arcadia ensemble at Bijou. Also World s et Menagerie and aquatic acts at Nos 531 to 541 Tremont, with horticultural hall amateur and juvenile show both day and evening.
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Globe Pe Mail Mikado
Boston
Enman Thompson
Cariets N Opera Company
Eenon
Evening Park Theatre
Fanny Davenport
Fedora
Eari Oward Athenium
Richard Mansfield
Prince Bijou
Miles & Barton
Bijou Burle
Battle OF Nosburg
Tremont Street
Auctions in Philadelphia and New York Daily Sales
This Day notices auction sales by Soots and Shoes in Philadelphia with Lippincott and Sona Paintings from Leonard & Co. on Friday April 16. In New York AS Richards & Co. hosts 3 PM sales for Paintings and 10 AM for Furniture by Leonard & Co. Prices start at $1. Knights & Co. presents further items.
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Philadelphia
Lippincott, Sona Paintings
Leonard & Co
New York
Richards & Co
Knights & Co
Lifpincott, Son & CO
Market Street
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Burl
Quincy
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County of Saline
Missouri
Kansas
Alco
Boston Tew Boat Co
Hampden County
E. F. Wr.ws
N. D. Winter
Springfield
Mass
D. Wintehh
Brighton
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