Boston Money Market and Rail Stock Notes Apr 16
The Boston money market was steady with demand at the Clearing House. Time loans 4 to 6 percent, call loans 4 to 6 percent with collateral. Clearing House balances loaned at 4 percent. New York funds at 12 percent. Exchanges and balances: New York $124,495,519. balances $7,512,885. sub-treasury debtor at Clearing House $882,444. Bond activity and prices mixed, Atchison up to 38.34. various rails show gains and losses. News covers London bids, Pacific rail prospects, and local corporate meetings including Lamson Store Service and New England Telephone. Dividends declared by New Bedford Gas Light and Mechanics Mills.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Congress
Atchison
London
Irving A. Evans
San Diego Union
George C. Magoun
Atlantic & Pacific Securities
California Southern
Atlantic & Pacific
Burlington & Quincey
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
New York Court of Appeals
Albany
N. Y
Troy & Boston
Fitenburg
Consolidated Company
Lamson
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company
Lowell
Bell Telephone
New England Peipenone & Telegraph Company
Anniston
Frenchman’s Bay
Sullivan
San Diego
Boston & Montana
Calumett& Hecla
Tamarack
Butte & Boston
Osceola
Quincy
Centennial
Huron
Franklin
Franklin Mining Company
Messrs
Henry J. Stevens
D. L. Demmon
R. E. Demmon
S. L. Smith
Lansing
Mich
Johson Vivian
Hancock
H. L. Simons
Stevens
Demmon
Treasury
Tariff Talk on the Hill Sparks Massachusetts Debate
Republican senators clash over tariff policy with a fight over free raw materials for iron works. Senator Metcalf pushes a nonpartisan resolve while Sen Harlow breaks party lines to support lower duties citing decayed mills and the need to protect local industries in Massachusetts.
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Tarff
Senate
Metcalf
New England
Harlow
Plymouth
Committee On Federal Relations
Haggerty
Worcester
Congress
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Provincetown Harbor
Ohio
Ollinois
Pennsylvania
West
Meccalf
Yeas
Bradley
Carberry
E. Jonovan
Hart
Howard
Hunt
Robbins
O. Nays
O. Nays.—Baker, Breed, Campbell, Dwinell, Evans, Fassett
Field
Gammons
Gleason
Godwin
Hosmer
Jaques
Low
Oakman
Pinkerton
Savage
Towle
Creed
J. Donovan
Ely
Cook
Senator Creed
Boston
Southton Iron Works
Norway Iron Works
Harrison Loring
Arks
Inn
Holyoke
Berkshire County
Department of Iron Manufacturing
Senator Howard
Bristol
Bridgewater Iron Works
Tobey
Wareham
Nova Scotia
Coffin
Yras
Krndley
Oaksman
Stevens
Paris
Peteece
Donovan
Boston seeks outside debt to fund school buildings
The Senate committee on cities reported a bill allowing Boston to borrow 550000 outside its debt limit for school construction at a rate not over 4 percent. Proceeds go to sinking funds. indebtedness not counted toward the limit before November 1, 1890. The school committee gains full control of design and construction and may hire architects and superintendents. LIQUOR LICENSES IN BOSTON. A heated House debate over reducing licenses to one per 1000 population ends in rejection.
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Boston
Committee On Cities
Senate
Schol Committee
Durant
Cambridge
Hurley
Fall River
Republican Party
Cook
Leominster
Moriarty
Worcester
Messrs. Durant
Police Commission
Maccabe
Sprout
Prime
McDonough
Fall
House
Bicknell
Hayes
Sobier
Beverly
Sanger
Mr. Wardwell
Haverhill
Mr. Sprout
Edson
Barnstable
Mr. Farnum
Uxbridge
Yeas
Committee On Insurance
Board of Aldermen
House Bills and Reports on Boston debt and banks
Bills reported in the House regulate cooperative banks with $25 000 deposits and 16 percent deposits thereafter plus cell room in the State Prison. Boston may incur $200 000 outside the debt limit for parks in Charlestown. Petitions for charter amendments from major trusts and tax measures for Boston were discussed. Fore noon sessions adopted. meetings set for 10 30 a m with fixed recesses and adjournment times.
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HOUSE
Commonwealth
Boston
Charlestown
International Trust Company
American Loan & ‘Trust Company
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
New England ‘Trust Company
Mercantile Loan & Trust Company
Superior Court
Essex County
City of
Senate Bill On Trout Size Tied To Child Labor Checks
General Senate matters. Bills reported in the Senate include a proposal to prohibit trout less than six inches in length and relate to the age and schooling certificates of children employed in factories and workshops.
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Senate
Marshfield Selectmen Seek Legislation on Fish and Quail
Reports from committees include leave to withdraw on petition by Marshfield officials for extra laws to curb fish destruction in the North Rivers. Other orders cover trials against heirs of deceased persons, building height limits, savings deposits, unlawful shooting proofs, and allowing loan companies to act as executors. The matter refers to the next General Court for recording real estate sale agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kall River
Marshfield
North
Loan and Trust Companies
Carpenter trial on taxed liquor trade charge in court
United States District Court proceedings on April 16 relate to William J. Carpenter who faced an indictment accusing him of conducting a retail liquor business without paying the required special tax. The jury retired to consider its verdict.
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United States District Court
Carpenter
William Gay
Supreme Judicial Court April 16 case on fraud transfers
Field J Sumner Abhee and others as assignees appeal in equity to set aside transfers of real estate by insolvent William J. Stevens to his wife as fraudulent. Proceedings resumed, testimony closed. Elder Hutchins counsel for complainants, Lund Jewell for defendants.
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Sumner Abhee
Cecelia L. Stevens
Same
William J. Stevens
J. Elder
E. W. Hutchins
KR. Lund
W. E. Jewell
Two McCreedy v West End Railroad tort actions
In 1889 Ellen McCreedy seeks damages for injuries and loss of her husband’s services from a Roxbury collision between a passenger car and a hook and ladder truck. The husband sues for loss of wife’s services and society. Proceedings resumed with Swasey and Dickinson representing plaintiffs.
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Joseph H. McCreedy
West End Railroad Company
Ellen M. McCreedy
Same
Stering Street
Roxbury
George H. Swasey
M. &. Dickinson, Jr
G. D. Braman
Stevens
Rabel
Hyman
Kramer
Carbury
Downing
Rich
Hastings
Couley
Horan
Whelps
Tucker
Bressington
Los
Farrington
O’canton
White
Shea
Baker
Copeland
Luatfey
West End
Finnegan
Surf
Mfg. Co
Arm. Arms Co
Ryder
Dover embezzler faces two years in House of Correction
Charles Smith of Dover embezzled funds from his employer and is sentenced to two years in the House of Correction. Also noted are cases from Weymouth and a trial in Weymouth for a drug violation, with others charged in related legal actions.
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Charles Smith
Dover
House of Correction
Samuel W. Meadows
Weymouth
John J. Bowman
Meadows
Hervey I. Page
Superior Court Apr 16 Dockets and Sentences
Pitman judge McDonald perjury three years in prison. Carty assault and battery and keeping a coventry house seven months. Manning idle and disorderly three months. Commonwealth docket 701 to 844 lists cases Saime v. Whitford White Cronin Pateh Foy Feeley McDonald Hardy O'Neil.
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Superior Criminal Court
Pitman
J. Thomas A. McDonald
John Carty
Acoverty House
House of Correction
John Manning
Commonwealth —_y
Saime
Same
Pateh
Foy
Feeley
McDonald
Hardy
O'Neil
Larceny and assault cases heard by Superior Court
In Norfolk County April 16 Dedham court convicted Canton man J Arthur Gorman of larceny of farming implements with a 60 dollar fine plus costs. Dedham resident John Boden rechristened John Bodenschatz received three years and eight months for larceny of carpenters tools at Hyde Park. Weymouth man Stephen White Jr faced assault with a pistol resulting in commitment to Massachusetts Reformatory Archille Arcarom sent to Taunton Insane Asylum.
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Superior Criminal Court
Norfolk
Dedham
Alpiscu
J. Arthur Gorman
Canton
John Boden
John Bodenschatz
Hyde Park
Stephen A. White, Jr
Weymouth
Massachusetts Reformatory
Archille Arcarm
Taunton
Insolvency Court Proceedings in Norfolk District
In Dover, Needham, Quincy and nearby towns, multiple third adjourned meetings were held or continued into May. Discharges were granted in Kent of Quincy. Read Pattee French were appointed assignées in a first meeting. Wyman of Brookline and Sullivan of Dover faced adjourned sessions with mixed outcomes.
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Norfolk _ss
Dedham
Robert Kent
Quincy
Arthur G. Eaton
Needham
Walter 5. Whittemore
Frank A. Read
W. G. A. Pattee
George W. French
Boston
Sarah C. Saunders
Canton
Probate Court grants multiple wills and administerships in Norfolk
In Dedham on April 16 Walter approves wills for Deborah Weston Weymouth W Endicott Jr executor bond 100000 Cyril C G Barney Wrentham Philena E Barney executrix bond 5000 Rosana A Brown Hyde Park Clarence 3 Brown administrator bond 200 Peter W Dyer Braintree Ansel O Clark executor bond 5000 Anne Warren Weston Weymouth William Endicott dr and Harry Endicott executors bond 100000 Letters of administration granted for Samuel Savels Stoughton Emma R Savels administratrix bond 6000 Luther U V Holmes Stoughton Newell D Atwood administrator bond 1000 May O Loughlin Dedham Howard Colburn administrator bond 1500 Jacob Silloway Canton Carrieré Silloway administratrix bond 2000 Angeline Munnies Cohasset Henry L Munnies administrator bond 600 Joseph Munnies Cohasset Henry L Munnies administrator bond 300 Joseph Li Swallow Needham Frank C Swallow administrator bond 2000.
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Norfolk
Dedham
Walter
J. Wills
Deborah Weston
Weymouth
W. Endicott, Jr
Cyril CG. Barney
Wrentham
Philena E. Barney
Rosana A. Brown
Hyde Park
Clarence
Brown
Peter W. Dyer
Braintree
Ansel O. Clark
Anne Warren Weston
William Endicott
Harry Endicott
Samuel Savels
Stoughton
Emma R. Savels
Bond
Luther UV
Holmes
Newell D. Atwood
May O. Loughlin
Howard Colburn
Jacob Silloway
Canton
Carrieré
Silloway
Angeline Munnies
Cohasset
Henry L. Munnies
Joseph Munnies
Joseph Li
Oliver Whyte
Brookline
Susan G. Whyte
Lyman Nichols
Ellen Moseley Wood
Adelaide A. Clark
Abijah Cark
Millis
Edward A. Hunting
Lewis Slack
Amory Eliot
Katherine Shallings
Roxbury
Katherine
B. Shallings
Emery K. Cook
Henry Howard
Bellingham
John L. Sheriff
Larrydon
Almira
Mary Gill
Alfred Draper
Robert L. Draper
Gertrude Capen
Emma P. Capen
Henry P. Kendall
Henry A. Kendall
David Finigan
John Langdon
Sarah P. Bullard
Elijah Clark
John C. Lane
Norwood
Martha A. Davis
Ellis D. Draper
Roger Wolcott
Boston
Darwin E. Ware
Julia W
Elza
Donald M
Robert
William
Samuel
Christine Louise
Frothingham
Maria L. Frothingham
Malton
Cephas Drew
Quincey
Harriett L. Glover
Quincy
Laury A, Ellis
Milton
Sarah A. Bailey
Leyina P. Raymond
Ursula Martin
Foxboro
Ellen Leonard
Florence Leonard
Pormonsl
Joan Francis Leonard
Laura A. Ellis
Darius Smith
Lydia A. Smith
George L. Pray
Annie L. Pray
William $8. Swallow
Martha N. Hunt
Boston Notice for Walter L Church Admission to Circuit Court
District of Massachusetts Boston April 16 1890 notice is given that Walter L Church of Boston has applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court Henry L Hallett Commissioner of the United States Circuit Court Boston official notice confirms the filing and intent for admission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Walter L. Church of
Henry L. Hallett
United States Circuit Court
Kindergarten for the Blind Auxiliary Appeals Subscriptions
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Kindergarten for the Blind are urged to send outstanding annual subscriptions to secretary Miss Winthrop at 90 Marlboro Street while the treasurer is in Europe. Treasurer Mrs Joan L Gardner notes the appeal and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindergarten For
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Miss Winthrop
Marlboro Street
Europe
Joan L. Gardner
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New Bedford Gas Light Company
Mechanics’ Mills Company
Supreme Judicial Court
Field, J
Starxes, J
Blopgett
Maude E. Elliott
Alfred H. Gilson
Songey
South Street
Ward
Dunham
Cohen
Thomas M. Babson
Thomas Reagan
Albert N. Tuits
A. Muller
A. P. Fiske
Lorey
Russell
Bost
Sug. RR
Site
Brooklys
Dray
Mullard, Co
Gill
Goude
Murray
Sat BR
Joston
Bacheller
Goudy
Lrowa
Woodend
Saunders
Keyun
Dempsey
Dug
Brown Et al
Jellibary
Sun
Covilo
Reed
Kreckler
Hel
Fowler
Austin
Frich
People’s Ice Company
Patrick Cuddy
James P. Thayer
Patrick Lyons
Lyons
Cuddy
Phayer
Plamutis
Greenhood
R. M. Morse, Jr
John Lowell, Jr
Larke
Old Colony
Oriental Coal Oil RR. Co
Hano
DeLuevy, Johnson
Lathrop
Essex
Lawrence
P. Dempsey
James Chambers
J.P. Sweeney
W.S. Knox
Martha A. Frencu
George F. Talbot
W. Thompson
John P. Sweeney
Curran
Metropol
Ridgeway
City of Itan Life Ins
Rattlea
Brooks
Curley
Creamer
Middlesex
Sherman
Philip H. Sisley
Frederick A. Taylor
P. J. Hoar
F. A. Fisher
Patrick Delehunty
William H. P. Wright
Central Street
W. Qua
Marshall, Hambiet & Burke
Holiness, Blood
Bankers
State Street
Fiske Building
New Bedford
Hass
W. J. Hayes & Sons Bankers
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR. Co
Union Trust Co
Milk Street
Union Trust CO. OF
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire St
Boston, Mass
Nassau St
Baring Brothers & CO
California
Philadelphia
Framingham
Mass
W. Prescott & 60
Bankers and Brokers
Devonshire Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Ity
Toerenter Hee Am
Belleee
Golmic
Eevese
Og A. & NG
Boston U
Ay C. Iy
Deny
W. Michi
L. C. Con
Edison Phon
Toy Lo
Boston Water Power
Brookline Land
Newport
San Freso Law
Sullivan_ arborete
Hbos, & Mot
Butte & B Stom
Cal
Hedla Eeeseeenee
Cc. & W. Dich
Eastern
Reg Tis
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Coos
Wis
Gov - Atlantic & Pac
West Mic
St, L & Utah
Life Telephone
Eliaison Phon
Toy
Boston Water
Frenchman's Bay
Bt - Lamoine
Penobscot Bay
San Diego Land
Wollaston Land
Atlantic
Alont
Sic Butte
D& Hec
Santa Fe
RE. & Nav. Co
Phila, Wil. & Balt
Rutland, Sere Eeenee Oy
Union Pacific
Central Pref
Sone
Wayne i Wepere
Elec
Amomcz
Ceeeee
Ceeeer
Seseseueres
Bonanza Development
B.& One
Eeeerese
Catalpa
Central
Ironton
Kearsarge
Santa Feee Ieee
Washington
Anniston City
Aspinwell
Buckoothbay
W. P
Boylston Stree Seaee
O. Canpobello Aeseee i
Cutler
East Bosto
See Eneiae
Iesaeeadey Dvd
Lannoine
Maverick
Seeeesrseeee Payron
Peeeee
Petit Menan
Eesereeeres Penobscot
Ly Wollaston
Bell Tel
Do Inc
At. & Vac
A - Ae Do Inc
Bos. & Mont, Beeve Save
Bos
Cc. Rae
de Wis
W. Mich
Lans
N. Spigh
Elk
Lesses
Aets & Sp
St. Jo Ce
Eeee Mex
Idli
Eceores
Seers N.Y
Do P. D’o
Og. & Lee Con
BitEo SL
le J. N. Rutland
St. Jo
G. Ie
US Do Inc
Bsig
Boston & Alban
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Providenc
Southern
Central of Mass
Cheshire
Ty B. & Niseoseeseeenees
SB. Cleve
Flint & V
K. Ro
Dewaee
Ei Kc. Ft
K. C
L. E
Maine
Saco & Ports
G. F. & Conway
Rutland
Raeae
Bell
Erie
Essceeverecces
Eastman Car
Phonograph
Slhs
Lamson Store Service Co
Vullman Palace Car Co
Union Stock Yards
Ees
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic ‘Lool Co
O Bay State Gas
Brunswick Manganese
Burton
Tul
Tel
Sugar Refineries’ Co
Thomson-houston
Thom
Welding Eee
Westinghouse Elec
Winnisimmet Co
Wilson Warr C Co
Peeve
Enrique
San Miguel
Paeseees
Cerenesecees
F. W. Prescott & Co
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Gethins Electrical Mts. Co
Union Electric Car Co
United States
Thomson-Houston Co
Thomson European Electric Welding
Globe Bankesses
Seeesee
Tremont Bank
Boston Bank
Tee
Ray Belg
Bank of Commerce
Liiot Bank
Union Bank
Ceeereevees
Eagle Bank
Continental Bank
Freeman's Bank
North Bank
Ceee Sdesceees
a+ SO State Bank
Ses
Ses Eeeeesees
Shoe & Leather Bank
Columbian Jiank
Seveenees Azsua
First Bank
Woburn
Cas
Chio Bank
Merchants’ Bank
Wee
Chelsea
LBS $ Exchange Bank
Bank of Redemption
Bates Mannt, Co
Continental Mills
Salmon Falls Mannly
Manchester
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