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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1890

Page

6

Court weighs insolvency composition in Norfolk case

Supreme Judicial Court equity April 24 heard Thompson versus Shepard challenging the insolvency composition offer of 15 cents on the dollar. Petition argues improvident confirmation due to unfinished examinations, funds for only accepting creditors, and irregularities in suing decrees out of county. Edward Avery represents petitioner with Gaston and Cotter for the defendant.

Supreme Judicial Court Equity Knowlton William A. Thompson Horace Shepard Norfolk County Edward Avery Eee William Gaston J. E. Cotter

Murray versus Gloucester Mutual Insurance case on schooner loss

Michael B. Murray sues Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance for 6000 over the schooner Matthew M. Murray lost off Louisburg October 6 1888. Jury finds total loss for vessel and outfits. questions asked: total loss of vessel and outfits. Verdict for plaintiff. Attorneys listed for both sides.

Michael B. Murray Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Company Matthew M. Murray Louisburg Arthur H Charles Heo. Russell, Jr Frederic Odge Solomon Lincoln Edward A. D.chasen Mary A. Dickasen John Dickasen Mary A. Dickasen Lynn H. P. Moulton E. F. P.mitch M. F. Farrell B. Nohnson

Legal docket overview of torts and contracts in April session

A dense docket from the Superior Court lists numerous tort actions and contract suits. Cases include Mary O'Brien vs Cunard Steamship Co and Joseph Carbury vs J.B. Downing. Multiple interrelated actions involve damages for personal injuries and property, with trials and verdicts noted for several entries. The record details trial statuses, attorneys, and courtroom references across sessions.

L. M. Child J. Lowell Mary O'Brien Cunard Steamship Company Joseph Carbury J.B. Downing Jaintiff Catalonia F. Cunningham E. N. Hill George Putnam Theodore Russell Shea Lilienthal Soff Conley Horan Bressington Baker Copeland Finnegan Suit Wilkins Walker Ifg Coatello North Bornstein N. Ys N. E RR. Mfg. Co Farrington O’connor Cluff Chase Same

Wall of High Tariff Stirs Chilean Critique in U S

Anselmo Morago of Chile, returning from the Pan American Congress, condemns U S tariff policies. He says the conference wasted funds, criticizes U S trade barriers, and warns that Chile may seek markets elsewhere. Morago argues free trade would harm the United States and laments planned South visits as futile.

New York Chicago The Herald Anselmo Morago Chili Pan-American Congress America Uncle Sam South United States

Superior Court Delivers Five-Year Manslaughter Sentence

On April 24 Judge Lambert of the Superior Criminal Court sentenced J. Charles Lambert to five years in the State Prison for manslaughter. The docket lists numerous cases including Commonwealth v. 709, v. Wild Hurst, v. Burns, v. Lydon, v. Downey, v. Sullivan, and others, with various defendants named in the same term.

Pitman J. Charles Lambert Commonwealth Same Wild. Hurst Burns Lydon Moore Sane Hoach Moors Rowe Noble Smith Sullivan Gerry Stewart

Hood's Seameneni Eye Tonic Promises Strength

An old advertisement extols Hood's Semaneni eye tonic claiming to restore vigor and appetite. The muddled copy suggests multiple health benefits and notes a 100 dose bottle, with garbled trademarks and branding typical of late 19th or early 20th century patent medicines.

Hood

Pioneer club dinner at Revere House hosts new members

The Associated California Pioneers of '49 held their monthly dinner at the Revere House with President Samuel Snow presiding. Two new members were elected Noah P. Burgess of Portland Maine and Dennis Sage of East Milton. A fall celebration of California’s fortieth anniversary and a $100 grant to Sut ter's Fort restoration were discussed.

Associated California Pioneers of '49 Revere House Samuel Snow Noah P. Burgess Portland Dennis Sage East Milton Society of California Pioneers of San Francisco California Society of Native Sons and Native Daughters of California Brookyhue Young William Aspinwall Thorndike Joshua ‘I. Willson Baltimore New York George Rice Pittsburg Frederick Perrydwile John Turner Rothwell Eng R. M. Smith V. Erleacher Brooklyn Brunswick Thomas Baring Walter Hidden Providence R. 1 Charles K. Weld W. E. Harat A. W. Staines Leicester Younes H. H. Wood A. Gates Massillon Harry Hamlin Buffalo August Joussix Louis William Lew Yarmouth Joan A. Lorimer Philadelphia W. B. Millard Omaha Neb J. B. Green Louisville Thornrier Panes Vt L. W. Fairbanks Westor

Endowment Society Bankruptcy Shocks Brockton Assembly

Foreign financial reports from London show varied prices while in Brockton a Sunbeam Assembly of the Independent Order of Fraternal Alliance faces bankruptcy. The seven year endowment society has only paid one claim of 749, with funds reportedly borrowed for expenses and grand officers unable to quell member unrest.

Brockton Sunbeam Assembly Independent Order of Fraternal Alliance Kent

Salem board preps for Boston & Maine station near Ocean avenue

Minor matters in Salem report the Board of Trade exploring a Boston and Maine station at Ocean avenue to serve South Salem residents. A committee will visit general manager Mr. Furber to discuss possibilities. Y M C A directors elect B L Philbrick president and Professor D B ar vice president.

Salem Boston & Maine Railroad Ocean Avenue South Salem Furber B. Philbrick D. B. Ar

Money Market and Stock Movements Report

The Boston money market shows little change with ample funds and conservative bank lending. Call loans 4 to 6 percent. business paper above 4 percent. Clearing House balances and New York funds noted. Boston stock market strong amid broadening activity. Atchison, Mexican Central, and Wisconsin Central stocks move. News covers bonds, foreign exchange, Bay State Gas earnings, and potential railroad consolidations with details on trust proxies and regulatory outcomes.

Boston New York Sub-Treasury Chicago St. Louis San Francisco New Orleans Charleston Savannah Reichsmarks Atchison Atlantic & Pacific Burlington & Quincy Sandusky Mexican Central Flint Oregon Short Line Union Pacific Wisconsin Central Preferred Eastern Fitchburg Chicago, Burlington & Northern Kansas City Clinton Springfield Wisconsin New England Telephone Boston & Montana New Boston Gas Boston & Montana Butte & Boston Centennial Franklin Kearsarse Osceola Santa Fe Bell Telephone Erie New England Lamson Bay State Gas Thomson-houston Electric Fort Wayne Columbus Big Four Peoria & Eastern Indiana, Bloomington & Western Ohio, Indiana & Western Atchison Voting Trust Messrs Magoun Baring Levi ©. Wade Bogue Washinton Portland Columbia River Vancouver Seattle Milford Utah Tod Prime Mercantile Bar Silver Sterling Exchange Lackawanna Kansas & Texas General Paul Coking Alley Mackinac

H B Claflin Company to issue stock and accept bonds for land

A meeting authorized trustees to accept bonds and coupons for land with $102 031 total, and directed directors to issue preferred stock for overdue bond interest. May 1889 actions allowed land purchases by bonds, limited further land sales. Subscription opens May at Blake Bros Co 28 State Street for 10 000 shares each of first and second preferred and 10 000 shares of common stock. Capital set at 9 000 000 with two thirds by former firm members. John Claflin to hold 30 000 shares for five years and serve as president if stockholders agree. Shares offered at par with staged payments through July 8.

Louisville, New Albany Chicago Ohio Valley Improvement Company Richmond, Nicolasville Ivine & Beatyville Judgeackson Nashville Bay State Gas Company Bay State Company New Philadelphia Gas Trust Bay State Fort Worth Lex Jay Goull Yoakum San Antonio & Aransas Fass Road Texas Pacific San Antonio Houston Waco Corpus Christi Wisconsin Central United States Europe Marquette Mining Journal Peninsula Dunn East Towo Boston Water’ Power Company Gorams Blake Bros. & Co State Street H. B. Claflin Company H. B. Claflin & Co New York John Claflin H. B. Claflin & Company

New York Financial reveals large stock subscription plan

The document outlines a cash fully paid stock issue by H. B. Claflin Company with 60,000 shares to be subscribed by H. B. Claflin & Co and John Claflin holding not less than 30,000 shares. It details preferred stock conversion, dividend terms, payments, and subscription timelines. Financial market notes follow, including money on call, mercantile paper, bar silver, and stock activity.

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