Boston Wards Bill Aims At Forty-Eight Units And Council Change
General Stevens of Boston fronts a bill to create forty eight wards by May 20 1886 replacing the December division. If not acted, three noncouncil residents will appoint ward boundaries by May 31. After 1887 each ward sends one council member, aldermen increase to sixteen, city shifts to three ward districts. Representative Fitzgerald dissents.
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Committee On
Hazard Stevens
Boston
Board of Aldermen
James E. Fitzgerald
East Boston
Scheme to free Hoosac Tunnel plans advances in House
A heated Massachusetts House debate ends with the rejection of a bill tied to the 1885 act on the Troy and Greenfield railroad and the Hoosac Tunnel. Critics accused the plan of limited competition while supporters argued for continuation of the act, as Senator Naphen pursues another approach.
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Troy and
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Hoosac Tunnel
Aldrich
Massachusetts Central Road
Fitchburg
Naphen
South Boston
Jones
Pittfield
Brady
Lowell
Senate
House
George C. Bent
Cambridge
Bent
Captain Cook
New Bedford
Papa Mason
Worcester
Phil Doherty
Charlestown
George Bent
Brother Naphen
House Debates Bell Company Holdings and Rates
The Massachusetts House debated limiting the American Bell Telephone Company holdings to 30 percent, with Representative Story offering a substitute bill. The substitute passed by a large majority, while other proposed measures to cap charges and regulate tariffs were inexpedient to legislate.
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Bell Company
Bell Telephone Company
Massachusetts
Butler
Bell
Augustine H. Reed
Boston
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
American Bell Telephone Company
Messrs. Story
Gloucester
Hunt
Townsend
Lawrence
Leahy
Story
Fay
Brookline
House
Messrs. Stevens
Lowell
Hogan
Dresser
Senators Debate Women Vote on Liquor Licenses Bill
The Senate debated a bill allowing women to vote on liquor licenses. Senator Cogswell argued women meddle in politics. Senator Morse urged enfranchisement to curb rum traffic. Senators Boynton Howard Tappan opposed the bill with Senator Murphy favoring education over ballots.
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Nayt
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Gove
Jones
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Rasex
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Lisley
Morrill
Napher
Norris
Nourse
Wilbur
Messia
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Jefts
Reed
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Gunn
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Senate considers reestablishing old Boston ward lines
The Senate took up third reading of a bill renewing Boston ward boundaries set in 1875. Debate centered on its germane purpose and potential partisan division. Supporters say it creates a new division. opponents warn of voting and tax issues. Other items include vaccination debates, water supply visits, and notes from State House sessions.
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Murphy
Committee For Action
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Committee On Taxation
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Finance Committee
Joyner
Taxation Committee
Ferry Records Under Scrutiny As City Hearing Reopens
The East Boston ferry investigation committee resumes in the Mayor's office with Dr. Clark accusing wilful alteration of records. Witnesses including Dr. Thomas L. Jenks and Col. Nettleton discuss interlineations, boat construction oversight, and bill approvals covering 1885 and 1886. Proceedings adjourn to next Monday.
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Hugh O’brien
Board of Directors
Dodge
Revere
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Brooks
Committee On
John W. Fraser
Markets mostly dull as bonds and stocks hold steady
Boston reports a calm financial scene with loan rates easing and prime paper in demand at about 44 to 43 percent. New York funds discount 5 to 10 cents on $1000. government securities quiet but firm. Union Pacific and Atchison show activity while Chicago pool arbitrators named to allocate east bound business shares.
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Shaw Suspected as Beverly Letter-Embezzler
Edwin T. Shaw, a Beverly post office clerk and railway mail carrier, was arrested on embezzlement charges for allegedly stealing 2000 to 4000 letters from George F. Brown, a Beverly newspaper ad agent. Shaw confessed to large-scale thefts totaling $5000 or more and faced $1500 bail in Boston after transfer and arraignment.
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Beverly
Post Office
Hartshorn
Edwin T. Shaw
Shaw
Brown
Boston
United States
Hallett
United States Mail
Massachusetts Society reports glanders exposed and legal action
At the April directors meeting President Angell said agents exposed glanders in a large corporation stables and sought to protect the public. The society urged prosecution of Fitchburg Railroad for cruelty in swine transport. Donations will fund free society publications to National Teachers Association in Topeka. City agents handled 153 cruelty cases in the month.
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Angell
United States
Fitchburg Railroad Company
National Teachers’ Association
Topeks
Kan
Malden man under arrest in theft case returns doctor’s property
Albert Richardson Jr of Malden, charged with obtaining over $20,000 from Dr N French under false pretenses, has returned his old Main Street homestead valued at 17,000 and another lot valued at 10,000. The case is set for district court Monday.
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Albert Richardson, Jr
Malden
California Market Sugar Prices Rise
San Francisco reports sugar prices advanced today after mixed trading across markets. Analysts cite supply concerns and seasonal demand as factors pushing the value higher.
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California
San Francisco
Fragmented OCR list of prices and financial terms
A jagged OCR read shows various prices and percentages across multiple entities. The fragment mentions firms or items like At & Ttr 68, railway rights, and mining figures, interspersed with percentages such as 109 and 88, alongside scattered place-like labels and financial notations.
Fragmented OCR List of Local Items and Values
A damaged OCR snippet lists multiple names and items with scattered values. Entries include Boston Water Power and Martin White Min as well as Burton Stock Car and American Shoe Tip with various unreadable digits and placeholders.
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Hiec & Lum
Boston Water Power
Martin White
Market Drags As Stocks Close Dull and Steady
New York April 22 Money on call abundant at 2 3 percent with last loan at 2 percent. Exchange on London steady with rates near 486% for 60 day bills and 488% for demand. Rail and street bonds dull. St Paul and Southern Pacific rise slightly, Lackawanna declines, consolidated gas weak. Transactions total 148,213 shares with numerous listed names showing mixed moves in a generally quiet session.
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St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Lackawanna
Richmond
West Point
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Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Bale
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Green Bay
Louisville and Nashville
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Lake Shore
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Ohio Southern
Wood Haven
Rockaway
Coal and Flour Prices in 19th Century Market Summary
The Coal Trade Journal notes a quiet anthracite market with firm prices, limited stove-stock demand, and modest future mining tonnage. Flour prices rise slightly with improved demand. corn oats and feed show firm or steady quotes amid a dull market.
Grain and dairy prices hold firm in mixed market
Commodities across grains meat dairy and vegetables show varied movement with bran and cornmeal steady to firm while butter and cheese prices remain unsettled. Hog pork and lard markets edge differentially as regional quotes for butter, greens, and beans shift amid labor and export signals.
Refined Nominal Sales and Market Notes Across Regions
Refined nominal sales listed for 650 bhds, vacuum part 59-16, extra ship 130 bhds and 1500 bags Deme rara, 5%¢c. 200 bhds French Island 414¢, 1500 bhds domestic molasses 4lgc. Molasses steady, 1500 bhds at 20c for 50 test. Petroleum United 76% quoted. Pork nominal mess 950. Beef dull. hams steady. tierce beef nominal. Lard and butter prices mixed amid broader market. Chicago and Milwaukee reports show varied shifts in flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, and pork prices. Freight and tuna notes aside. Cotton markets provide regional receipts, exports, and sales figures through April 23.
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imports at Boston and Halifax cargo list strange
Unclear ledger of goods loaded at Boston and Halifax ports including paper stock tinware ironware woollens brandy oil and machinery. Entries reference multiple companies such as Baring Bros co Drexel Morgan and co W H Wassbaum co and J B Moors co with quantities in bales cases casks and tons alongside miscellaneous items like pork bellies fish and junk.
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Eng
Kansar
Bering Bros & Co
Holder & Herrick
Baring Bros & Co
Wassbaum & Co
Faby
Spencer
Witherell Bros
Jere Abbott & Co
Moors & Co
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Groom & Co
Lawrence Manus Co
Abram French & Co
Norcross, Mclien & Co
Nickerson & Miller
Pray Sons & Co
Willet, Hamlin & Co
Smith & Dove Manus Co
Adams, Taylor & Co
Doherty
Fuller & Wilder
Warren & Co
Merchants
Coleman, Mead & Co
Shoninger, Moses & Co
White & Co
Everett & Co
Golathwait & Co
Moise Mackintire, Lawrie & Co
Yara Stone & Dowser
Jones & Co
Knowles & Son
Receipts of Staple Goods by Railroads and Regions
A long list details April receipts for Boston and Maine, Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Western, and other lines. Items include bales cotton and wool, flour, meal, beef, butter, eggs, leather, hides, and various sacks and cases. Names of several railroads and regional divisions appear with quantities and goods totals, reflecting extensive cargo activity.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Rovicence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston
Maine
Rairoad
20Ston and
Maire
Totals of Staple Receipts at Port April Twenty Second
The table lists total receipts of principal staples at the port from all points, including in transit, for today and compares with the same day last year. Commodities include cotton bases, flour, eggs, oats, wheat, corn, potatoes, potatoes, leather, beef, pork, lard, hams, hides, molasses, butter, and more with year over year figures.
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Dleo
Corte
Barney
Local creditors settle many New England failures at low offers
The article notes several business collapses with creditors offering about 25 cents on the dollar. Liabilities total around 35,000, a large portion in New York. Debtors include John M. Davis in Boston, William H. Green in Fair Haven Vermont, Isaac Eaton Co. in Nashua, Bernard McGovern in Bridgeport, B Frank Wheeler in Boston, E. 5 Allen in Fairfield, and Charles O. Milliken in Biddeford. Walter E. Chickering of Boston seeks an extension.
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William H. Green
Fair Haven
Isaac Eaton Company
Nashua
N. H
Bernard McGovern
Bridgeport
Boston
Allen
Fairfield
Sperry Resigns Insurance Commissioner Post
Hartfordan H T Sperry, recently insurance commissioner and Hartford Evening Post proprietor, faced criticism over insurance advertisements in the spring legislawa annual. He resigned to relieve the Governor from embarrassment and to keep his stake in the Evening Post, which would require disposal if he remained in office.
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H. T. Sperry
Hartford
Hartford Evening Post
Legislawa
Sperry
Evening Post
Mexican National Railway plans and earnings rise
The Mexican National Railway reports 950 miles of main line as work continues on the Pacific and Western line reaching Patzcuaro by May. Southern division earnings near $100,000 in March at about $3350 per mile, with 370 miles left to San Miguel to connect to the Southern division.
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William J. Palmer
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
Mexican National Company
Pacific and Western
Michoacan
Morelia
Patzcuaro
Mexico
United States
Mexican National
Corpus Christi
Gulf Coast
Suattillo
San Miguel
England
Oldest Merchant Vessel True Love Still in Service
The bark True Love of London, 296 tons register, built in Philadelphia in 1765, is the oldest merchant vessel afloat at 122 years old. Owned by John S. Ward of London, she remains active in service.
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True Love
Forged Order Causes Loss of Goods at Washington Street
A man using a Chinese signature order appeared at a Washington street shop and directed the Lynn assistant to hand over property. The forged document named the Boston Chinaman and led to about $100 worth of goods being taken by the stranger.
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Washington Street
Boston Chinaman
Lynn
Court resumes John T. Wilson case on charge of excess fee
The case of John T. Wilson before Judge Nelson was resumed and referred to the ary on charges of receiving a greater fee than the law permits in a SS case.
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Nelson
John T. Wilson
Court jury awards in several cases before Judge Mason
In Stevens v. Pierce the jury awarded the plaintiff $500 with J W Hubbard for the plaintiff and J H Fiske for the defendant. In Harrington v Norris the jury awarded $50 to the plaintiff with P J Maguire for the plaintiff and G W Park for the defendant. Oliver Foster v Thomas Henderson is an action of contract for $100 on two promissory notes with a denial of genuineness of signature. notes claimed paid. trial by J H Cotton for the plaintiff and George E Smith for the defendant regarding Nos 472 1031 646 579 963.
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J. H. Fiske
Harrington Vs. Norris
P. J. Maguire
G. W. Park
Oliver
Foster
Thomas Henderson
J. H. Cotton
George E. Smith
Boston Court Docket Notes Judge Hearings and Verdicts
A congested docket lists cases before Judge Knowlton and Judge Thompson. Multiple civil actions proceed or close, including Malone v White with closing arguments, Foley v Brookline verdict for defendant, Wheelock v Dada rent claim, Budeya damages for ice fall, Coombs v Kent and Hatch v Kent verdicts, plus numerous case numbers and parties in third session proceedings.
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Eugene P. White
Anastasia Mauaione
Joantha White
G. Fali
J. A. Maxwell
J. E. F. Hayes
Sarah Foley
Brookline
Samuel Wheelock
Clarissa Dada
Ocean Sprey
C.F. Hall
G. M. Stearns
Maria Budeya
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Boston
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J. M. Dorr
Cambridge Court to Open Monday Morning for Juries
The court will convene at Cambridge on Monday morning at 7 oclock with juries. In order Nos 23 55 66 209 242, counsel seeking hearings must promptly set them down.
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Death notices from Cliftondale and surrounding areas
Obituaries list multiple individuals with ages and death dates including Sarah J. Jordan of Great Falls NH aged 72 burial in Great Falls April 23, Patrick Arklay 66, Mary Blanchard 55, Llewellyn Davenport 59, Elizabeth Foreman 83, Sarah Greenwood 92, Mary Ferley 78, Charles Harold Dillingham 9 months 10 days, Amelia H Mitchell 65, Davis J White 53.
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Llewellyn Davenport
Foreman
Elizabeth Foreman
Greenwood
Dorchester
Sarah Greenwood
Ferley
Forest Hills
Nathan Hersey
Dillingham
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Isaac
Fannie Dillingham
Mitchell
Cambid
Public Auction of Mooney Estate in Brookline Norfolk
By virtue of a July 15 1885 license from the Probate Court a parcel of land formerly belonging to Luke Mooney deceased in Brookline Norfolk will be sold at public auction on May 3 1886 at o o'clock p m on Reservoir place bounded by Charles Webber Murphy and Reservoir lane containing about 50050 square feet and subject to Boston water rights. Terms cash 100 at sale remainder in ten days taxes for current year due May 1 executor Patrick Mooney.
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Suffolk
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Pemberton Square
Delia P. Flanders
David B. Frye
Morton
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Wees
Wildleiding
Hoguer ¢ & CO
OS White Mt
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
Piladelprea
Samuel Kovis G
Lippincott
Market Street
Eaneid House
United Fae