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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1886

Page

3

Republicans to Kill Boston Ward Bill Amid Divisions

The Boston ward bill faced party strife as Republicans on the cities committee aimed to kill General Hazard Stevens's plan to divide the city into forty eight wards. Debate covered district versus at large aldermen and extended timelines for council division. The House adjourned without a vote while committees sent unrelated measures to the next General Court.

General Hazard Stevens Boston Phil Doherty Charlestown Hazard Stevens Committee On Cities James E. Fitzgerald Mr. Stevens Dwyeer Dwyer Charpelle Dolan

Elevators at State House Referred Back to Committee

Mr Mellen of Worcester moved to recommit the resolve for funding State House elevator repairs so Massachusetts bidders could compete with New York firms. Ex Alderman Curtis warned of a unsafe thirty ton water tank in the dome and a weakening structure. He noted steam elevators are safer than hydraulic ones and a Boston firm offered to fix for 3000 dollars. Federden of Quincy said the repairman offered to do the work for nothing. The measure was sent back to the State House Committee.

Meilen Worcester State House Massachusetts New York Curtis Boston Dwyer Federden Quincy Mellen State House Committee

Senator Dunbar Seeks Arbitration Bill Revival After House Rejection

Senator Funbar moves to revive the arbitration bill criticized in the House. Dunbar offers a substitute identical to Lord of Plymouth's, creating a probate board of three arbitrators for employer employee disputes with at least twenty five workers, to be appointed by the judge of probate if parties fail to agree within seven days. The matter will be reconsidered Wednesday.

Funbar Dunbar Hampden Lord Plymouth House Board of Arbitration

Senate Accepts Committee Report On Truant Schools Question

In the Senate yesterday the adverse education committee report on repealing county and union county truant school statutes was debated. President Pillsbury ruled sections differing in scope. Cogswell urged substitution of the first section. After debate, the Senate refused to substitute and accepted the committee’s report.

Senate Education Union County Cogswell Forbes Pillsbury Essex County Jones Lynn Lilley Dunbar General Cogswell

Tenure of Chiefs of Police to Be Regulated by City Ordinances

A city committee reported leave to withdraw a Boston park lease petition and proposed a bill allowing all cities except Boston to regulate police tenure by ordinance. The measure would let chiefs and officers hold until death resignation or removal despite charter provisions.

Committee On Cities Boston Park Commissioners Commonwealth Boston

State Tax on Market Value of Telephone Company Stock

The taxation committee reported a bill imposing a state tax on the market value of stock held by telephone company corporations chartered in the commonwealth. Returns must be filed annually between May 1 and May 15 detailing stock value abroad, with verification by officers. deductions apply to corporate franchise valuation under existing statutes. The bill also references Nahant funding debates and Governor General Cogswell’s remarks amid calls to tax summer Boston residents.

Committee On Taxation Nahent Nahant Boston Cogswell Pete Erie Jersey City Elmira Buffalo Port Jervis New Bur Erie Railroad Seaboard

Changes That Fifty Years Haves Wrought Sunday Lights on Salem Street

A Sunday stroll through Salem Street shows a shift from staid Boston culture to a Hebrew dominated quarter. The piece contrasts old Back Bay restraint with new shops, languages, and busy commerce as Hebrews fill stores and sidewalks.

Salem Street North End Boston Back Bay Edward Beecher North Bennet and Salem Streets Baron Stowe Baldwin Place Stowe Chauncy Street Buck Old School Tenney Henry D.fowle Nicholas Proctor Spence Bartlett Bartlett Place Berkis Hull Street Christ Church William Dillaway Alexander Wood Pierce Hall Gurney Mr. Stearns Thomas Muir Congregational Church Sperkis Hanover Street Solomon Levy Moses Montefiore New England John Stillman Street

May festival committee meeting at St Vincent's Orphan Asylum

Sunday afternoon session of the May festival committee at the asylum, presided by Mr. Carey. Festival runs all day with a children dance and promenade concert. Music committee named Messrs Carey Horan Rob inson and Mrs Carew. Refreshment tables chaired by St Joseph's West End with a long list of ladies from multiple churches and schools assisting.

St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum Carey Horan and Robinson Carew St. Joseph’s Church West End Peter King J. Wheelan J. Carun E. J. McElroy W. B. Dailey Church of Immaculate Conception Mary Manning St. Patrick’s Dominick Toy Tighe Kerrigan Holy Rosary South Boston Moskell Mission Church Teresa Hunt St. Vincent McDermott Mary Bunting

Boston Church Plans Grand Laster Festival

John A. Dever presided with A A Turner as secretary at a Boston College upper hall meeting Sunday afternoon to revive plans for a grand Laster festival for the Church of the Immaculate Conception basement fund. The event at Mechanics Hall Mon May 3 includes an 8 to 9 pm Boston Oratorio Society concert and dancing.

John A. Dever A. A. Turner Boston College Church of the Immaculate Conception Mechanics’ Hall Dever Boston Oratorio Society

Fugitive Produce Agent Arrested in Montreal Case

D A Smart once a Boston produce dealer and New York agent for George Fowle & Son allegedly fled New York with about 50000 dollars belonging to the firm. Pinkertons traced him to a Montreal hotel where he and his family lived under an assumed name and he was arrested on a charge of bringing stolen money into the Dominion. His wife and brother were also taken into custody.

D. A. Smart Boston New York George Fowle & Son Kansas City Pinkerton Montreal Dominion Smart

Board probes death of John H. Burke after Hanover Street affray

The board of police commissioners held an investigation into charges of neglect of duty by officers of Station 8 in the Burke death at City Hospital. Medical Examiner Draper’s testimony tended to exonerate Lieutenants Bragdon and Swan from blame in the incident arising from the Hanover street affray about two weeks earlier.

Board of Police Commissioners John H. Burke City Hospital Hanover Street Draper Bragdon and Swan

Salva tion Did Purify Sores Best Article for Cure

The text touts Salva tion Did as the healing and purifying remedy for ulcerated sores, promising a speedy and safe cure at a price of 25 cents.

Humphreys

Baker and wife arraigned in Groton murder case

George F. Baker and his wife Mary Ann were arraigned in the Supreme Judicial Court at East Cambridge yesterday on the charge of murdering Susanna Prescott at Groton. The trial is scheduled for May 24.

George F. Baker Mary Ann Supreme Judicial Court East Cambridge Susanna Prescott Groton

Stocks Drift Low as Market Remains Unsettled on April 26

Boston markets show dull tone with easy money amid a stronger money market. Union Pacific bulls push UP to 513 while headlines note share weakness in Atchison and Chicago Burlington and Quincy. Boston Bank Reserve rises to 1,920,100 with a larger excess reserve.

Boston Differn’s New York New England Atchison Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Eastern Wisconsin Central Henry Clews & Co England the Journal Gulf and Colorado Atchison Road Chicago Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Company Union Pacific Bulls Washington House Pacific Railroad Committee Union Pacific Company Mexican Central Atlantic Pacific Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Common Flint Pere Marquette Cleveland Canton Burlington and Northern Kansas City Springfield Memphis Illinois Maine Central Maine Worcester Nashua Rochester Albany Fitchburg Old Colony Lowell Calumet and Hecla Tamarack Calumet News Erie Brookline

Fragmented stock price table with mixed figures

A garbled OCR list shows many bond and stock quotes with prices, percentages, and factory names. Entities include NY & NE, Rutland, Denver, Boston, Pac, and various unnamed firms. data includes price points like 4s 2000, 7s 3000, and percentages around 100 110 127. The text lacks coherent narrative and proper dates.

Ee At& SF Cal So Inc Ee Denver R& NC Rutland At & Pac Goston & Aib Bos Lowell Fitchburg Ula N&r IRS Atlantic Promium

BOO Catalog Entry Fragment

Fragmented OCR style list references water power meters buttons cars and a range of items with numeric codes. It mentions Boston Water Power Martin White Min and various prices and measurements in a garbled ledger style.

Boo Catalpa Boston Martin White Reece Tol. Cin St. Lowe

New York Stocks Ease After Mixed Trading May Open

Money on call remains easy at 14 2 percent with the last loan at 2. The market ends dull and firm as Consolidated Gas dips then recovers to 106. Union Pacific shows activity and closes higher. The day centers on light trading with few large moves ahead of anticipated anthracite mine labor action May 1.

New York London Stock Exchange Delaware Judson Ware Union Pacific Pacific Mail Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Minneapolis St. Louis New England Peoria Decatur Evansville Richmond West Point Tts East Tennessee Green Bay Long Dock East Tennesse Trust Company Iowa Missouri Pacific Pittsburg Denver and Rio Grande Erie New Indiana Bloomington Western Southern Pacific California

Coal Trade Strife and Market Report From 1886 Boston

Kanawha valley coal operator H M Jarnelie warns a historic low in district coal markets with half of local producers at risk, while miners plan a May 1 strike for a half cent per bushel rise. The piece also details Boston week exports and extensive commodity price data across flour corn oats feed meals malt barley butter and cheese markets with muted demand and firm prices in several sectors.

H. M. Jarnelie Kanawha Valley Kanawha New River Pittsburg Boston Minnesota Michigan New York Ohio Indiana St. Louis Wisconsin Canada Vermont Franklin County Mass

Market reports across food and futures markets

The text details varied commodity trading including butter eggs apples potatoes and beans with price ranges for New York and Western markets. It notes receipts of butter and cheese, and reports on oats and wheat prices with visible supply estimates, along with hog, cattle, and sugar market activity and general market tone.

Cotton and grain markets show steady to lower tones in New York and Chicago

New York reports steady cotton with 792 bales sold and varied price tiers for Upland and Orleans grades. Flour and grain trade dull to lower across regions, with notable spot sales in wheat, corn, oats, and rye and mixed cattle and hog data from Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, and Milwaukee markets.

Market News Snapshot of April 26 Commodities and Cattle

Reports from Cincinnati Toledo and other hubs show corn and rye declines while oats hold. Pork steady to weak with hogs firm. bulk meats mixed. whiskey steady. Cotton markets list net receipts and stocks across Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and Consolidated figures.

Cincinnati Toledo Augusta Galveston Coastwise New Orleans Continent Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Great Britain Baltimore New York St. Louis Louisville France

Massive Ocean Cargo Manifest Highlights Global Trade

A sprawling OCR list details cargoes arriving at Boston Barrington Hull Mediterranean ports and other hubs. It enumerates steamer and schooner shipments from Brown Bros Co and Baring Bros Co to Pierpont ships with live lobsters, wool, coal, flax, wine, fruit, and tools along with dozens of firms like P W Moon Stoddard Lovering and J Mercadante. The roster covers vessels such as the Sarah EK Hyde and Stockholm D1tty, with items including coils, crates, boxes, bales, casks, and cases spanning commodities like iron, cotton, hides, lumber, and chemicals. It reads like a granular merchandize ledger of intercity trade.

Boston Barrington Sarah EK Hyde Hull Ene Buffalo H Ford Baring Bros & Co Brown Bros & Co Moon Lima Wood Boston Dyewood & Chemical Co Lovering & Co Pierce & Co Cutler Bros & Co Wolf & Co Jackson Jones Dexter Bros London Eng Stockholm Iron Brown Bros & Co H & L Chase Moors & Co Boston Sugar Refinery Peabody & Itney Accordeons Oliver Ditson & Co Chinaware Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Abram French & Co Billings Crapp & Co Hunt & Co Smith & Maxwell Phelps Bros & Co Cuccio Mercadante la Scala H Hardy & Co S & J Brown Hall & Co Mercer Codman & Hall Farnham & Co Gleason & Co W F Hall & Co P S Huckins & Co George McQuesten& Co Headlette & Co Leatherbee & Co Isaac Locke & Co Morrison & Co Russell Pager Co Rogers & Co Roach & Co Seaverns & Co Snow & Co Sampson & Co Simmons Amsden & Co Tutlie & Co York & Whitney Clements Parrington Adeline Adams Johnson & Co Sal Lake Wca J F Brooks

Total Receipts of Staple Products at Port

A historical table reports April 26 total receipts of principal staples from all points, comparing current figures with last year. Items include Cotton, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Flour, Oleo, Sugar, Pork, Beef, Lard, Leather, Wool, Skins, Molasses, and more with quantities in bales, boxes, sacks, and pounds. The data shows year over year differences for many commodities.

Swootat Polte Daice Coesss Dales Molasie T&s Ge Wears

Real Estate Mortgages and Transfers Across Boston Area

Various mortgages and quitclaims recorded in Boston and surrounding towns including land and buildings on Codman Park Roslindale Rockview Stillman Marlboro Huntington Everett Maverick Condor Warren Fourth Charles Danforth Central avenues with amounts from 1 to 7000 dollars. Names include Henry F Greene James F Pond Eben Holden Livia French and Abram French.

Henry F. Greene James F. Pond Codman Park Charlies P. Jones John E. Blackmore Roslindale Avenue David Moulton Eben B. Holden Stillman Street John W. Shapleigh George W. Coleman Marlboro Street Roxbury Susan Jf, Kimball Abram French Rockview Street Livia O. French Julia Carldton Warren Edward Herbert Warren Parley Avenue Parley Avenues Julia Louisa A. Nightingale Everett Avenue James P. Kelly Thomas H. Kelly Joseph W. Robertson Neponsette Samuel B. Pierce Alexander McLaren Richfields Street Richfield Street East Boston Thomas A. Boyd Grendon Company Condor Street Mary E. Baraci Wesley W. Stone Maverick Street Chelsea Herbert L. Slade Chelsea Savings Bank Warren Street Albert Hichardson Nathan French Arlington Street Charles F. Paige Joseph R. White Abbott W Fourth Street West Trior Benjamin G. Smate William H. Hall Lincoln Street Charlestown Elijah C. Whitcomb Edward T. Rand William A. Byam Charles Street Court

Railroad Matters and Union Pacific Outlook

Chicago dispatch reports Charles Francis Adams Jr returning from monitoring Union Pacific operations. He sees no road trouble, notes contentment among Denver employers, and expects fair business prospects with no planned major improvements. He avoids commenting on arbitration and Cleveland’s message, urging mutual understanding between railroads and workers before arbitration. Erie plans to lay off 100 Susquehanna shop workers and a small number at arms shops.

Chicago Charles Francis Adams, Jr City Union Pacific Road Adams Denver Cleveland Erie Erie Railroad Company Susquehanna

Smilax and Orange Blossoms Wedding in Brookline

Boston society reports the marriage of Amory Wainwright and Bliss Grace Beals in the Brookline Unitarian Church with about 200 guests. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn, a rose and orange blossom chancel, and bridal party led by Miss Beals. reception was omitted due to the bride’s mother’s illness.

Boston Brookline Amory Wainwright Grace Beals J. W. Beals Unitarian Church Howard Brown Mendelssohn Messrs G. W. Beals Russell C. Codman George B. Morrison E. §. Cabot Herbert Parker F. S. Whitewell E. Preble Mo Mary Andrews Mollie Hunter May Parker Back Bay William Beals Whitewell Andrews Mervin Edith Bertha Henshaw Whitmore Bullard Wainwright Torrey Grace Dana Grew Stackpole H. C. Beals

Railroad earnings and rate moves across western lines

The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company shows a higher third week April earnings gain of 18417 dollars. Northern Pacific cuts transcontinental Portland Astoria Tacoma Seattle rates to half the old pool rates, up 40 to 50 percent from the lows. Southern Pacific and Pacific Mail still offer lower market rates, guarded until May 1.

Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Denver and Rio Grande Inc Oregon Railway and Navigation Company Northern Pacific Road Portland Astoria Tacoma Seattle Southern Pacific Pacific Mall Southern Pacific Road

Court record on capital charge against Jeffrey Gerrier

The United States Circuit Court takes up the case of Jeffrey Gerrier charged with scrat tling the schooner Racer off Maine in December. As the offense is capital, Judges Colt and Carpenter will sit in judgment. The trial is expected to last several days.

United States Jeffrey Gerrier Racer Maine Colt Carpenter

Appeal in probate case over will fraud and undue influence

Under Judge Gardner W M Orden appeals against E Price Greenfess in probate of Mrs Appleton's will alleging fraud and undue influence by petitioners. Case resumed and unfinished with D C i for petitioner and Augustus Kuss for appellant.

W. M. Orden E. Price Greenfess

Supreme Judicial Court adjourns to hear cases in Widdie County

The Supreme Judicial Court in Widdie County, before Judge Devene, adjourned to Thursday April 29 to try one case with a jury. Uncontested divorces will be heard May 3, likely over two days. Contested divorces follow after, then equity and jury waived cases. No jury sessions on May 6 7 or 8.

Court docket notes and tort actions before Chief Justice Brigham

A compilation of tort actions and civil matters before Judge Brigham and Judge Pitman, including Sullivan v South Boston railroad for $3000 with a verdict for the defendant, and several cases against Gould & Co. and Vapor Fuel Company. Dates, parties, and counsel noted. cases adjourned or in progress with juries out or awaiting view.

Timothy Sullivan South Boston Railroad Metropolitan Railroad Company Swasey Dabney Michael Ryan Pro Ami John A. Gould Gould & Co Union Street

Law case before Judge Mason over recovery of 85 dollars

No. 646 Hattie D. Raymond sues O G Cisley and others in an action of contract for money had and received. Defense a general denial. Trial underway with W Cogswell for plaintiff and P W Webster and J B Silsby for defendants. List of related orders included.

Hattie D. Raymond O. G. Cisley W.C. Cogswell Plaintiiff P. W. Webster J. B. Silsby

Rotch Scholarship Grants European Travel to George F Newton

The Rotch travelling scholarship for architects awarded to George F Newton allows a two year study and travel in Europe. Examinations were conducted over the past three weeks by a committee of the Boston Society of Architects including E Cabot Charles A Sewe S Peabody Arthur Rotch and E M Wheelwright. Trustees Arthur Rotch William J Rotch and William Rotch informed Newton by letter.

Rotch George F. Newton B.S. Rotch Europe Boston Society of Architects Messrs E. ©. Cabot Charlies A. Sewe S. Peabody Arthur Rotch E. M. Wheelwright

Eben Smith in Boston Advertises Cape Cod Item

Eben Smith of Boston shows a busted plan described as expected after advertising in the Cape Cod item, reflecting a misstep in a local trade.

Eben Smith Boston

Creditor Offers Reported in Several Small Firms

D B and S Harriman of Lowell Maine offer 25 cents on the dollar to creditors with liabilities of 13600. Franklin Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co Stoneham Massachusetts creditors offered 65 cents on the dollar. Charles Negabower furniture dealer Mion New York has made an assignment. John M Trafton Co fancy goods Biddeford Maine has called a meeting of their creditors.

D. B S. H. Harriman Lowell Franklin Co-operative Boot and Shoe Company Stoneham Mass Charles Negabower Mion N. Y Hes John M. Trafton

Local Patent Medicines Advertised with Prices

An advertisement lists Hale's Honey as top cough cure at 25 50c and 1 dollar, Glenn's Sulphur Soap for healing and beautifying at 25c, German Corn Remover at 25c, Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye at 50c, Pike's Toothache Drops promising relief in one minute at 25c, and Dean's Rheumatic Pills marked as a sure cure at 50c.

Hale Glenn Hill Pike Dean

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