Jamaica Pond May Provide Water for the Hub
Senator Lilley urged higher oversight of Amherst Agricultural College funding as the Senate debated a $7000 appropriation. Arguments cited high costs per pupil, limited graduation of students, and need to repair facilities, while supporters said the college did practical work and needed livestock and upkeep.
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Charles 8. Lilley
Lowell
Agricultural College
Senate
Gleason
Murphy
Cogswell
Walker
Time to furnish schedules to messengers debated in probate law
A legislative report discusses timely schedules by insolvent debtors to messengers and protecting discharge certificates while considering bills on surety charges, bridge disputes in Newburyport, and other acts from House and Senate debates. The session includes tax, prison labor, and public works topics with varied city and county interests.
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Committee On
Fidelity Insurance Companies
Messrs
Doherty and
Dolan
Boston
Wheeler
Bailey
Evgerett
Otiere
Henry Parkman
Phil Doherty
Arthur Lord
Parkman
Fiouse
Senate
House
Joyner
Jones
Lynum
Berry
Walker
Lynn
Nugent
Norolk
Luke Mooney
Brookline
Norfolk
Reservoir Place
Mooney
Charles Webber
Webber
Murphy
Railroad line projected through Catskill passes to Albany
Hon J W Van Valkenburgh president of the Boston Hoosay Tunnel and Albany railroad and engineer William Stingerland rode the proposed air line last week via Bethlehem New Scotland Coeymane Westerlo and Rensselaerville reporting a favorable route to Niverville. The line would serve Visages of Babcock Corners Feurabush Cal Iwan's Corners Kuper's Corners Clarksville Indian Fields Coeymans Hollow Dorkaneville Chesterville South Westerio.
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Stephensville
Lamb’s Corners
More’s Corners
Rensselaerville
Medusa
Oak Hill
Durham
Cooksburg
Preston Hollow
Potter’s Hollow
Conesville
Buttsville
Gildea
Mooresville
Pennsylvania
Albany County
Greene County
Albany
Coeymans
Coxsackie
Catskill
East Branch
Delaware
Boston, Hoosac
Pittston and Western Railroad
Colchester
Erie
Erie Railroad Bondholders’ Committee
Jewett
Scranton
Scranton Steel Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Comany
Erie Road
Elmira
Buffalo
Port Jervis
Erie Railway
Apri
Catski Mountains
Smithton Pass
Heilderburgh
Kuper Pass
Boetop
J. W. van Valkenburgh
Boston, Hoosay Tunnel
William Stingerland
Bethlehem
New Scotland
Coeymane
Westerlo
Nivervile
Babcock Corners
Feurabush
Cal. Iwan’s Corners
Kuper’s Corners
Clarksville
Town
Indian Fields
Coeymans Hollow
Dorkaneville
Chesterville
South Westerio
Probate appeals challenge wills of elderly sisters case details
Before Judge Gardner Ogden petitions appeal probate of Eliza Appleton's will contending undue influence. Jury upheld the will. Attorneys for petitioner and appellant listed. Also an appeal from Rebecca Parker's will with executor counsel and appellants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willliam M. Ogden
E. Price Greenbveaf
Eliza Appleton
Boston Court Records and Financial Market Update
A long list of court cases proceeds with juries out or trial status across numerous Nos. 1923 to 3931, detailing torts, contracts, and public notices. The financial section reports dull markets, bank rates, stock movements, and railroad earnings, with Atchison and Union Pacific noted amid broader market activity and a forthcoming Omaha depot project.
Jackson v Wilson Jury awards plaintiff one cent
In the case Jackson v. Wilson the jury found for the plaintiff for 1 cent. J. T. Joslin and G. A. King for plaintiff, C. R. Eider for defendant. Also noted is No. 15 Michael Ring v. city of Cambridge an action to recover damages for personal injuries on Gore street East Cambridge with defense a general denial. OH. B. Fales for plaintiff E. B. Hale for city solicitor. Subsequent order Nos. 768 1037 1089 938 447 954 1041 1042 1048 1699.
Highland Drum Corps Holds First Annual Reception
A party of about fifty couples gathered in Bacon Hall last evening for the Highland Drum Corps first annual reception. Dancing ran from 8 to midnight. The reception committee included J Harry Shoemaker J Edward Le Favor A J Low K W Beal and T J Edwards with C H M Williams J B Smith C G Peavy G E Hail Jr H C Lisley M H Hay assisting.
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Bacon Hall
Highland Drum Corps
J. Harry Shoemaker
J. Edward le Favor
A.J. Low
K. W. Beal
T. J. Edwards
C.H. M. Williams
J. B. Smith
C. G. Peavy
G. E. Hail, Jr
H.c.lisley
M. H. Hay
Knights of Labor Debate Resumes in Wels Memorial Hall
Discussion on the question Resolved that the Knights of Labor Are Detrimental to the Interests of the Workingman resumed last evening in Wels Memorial Hall. A large audience attended and several strong speeches were delivered.
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Knights of Labor
Wels Memorial Hall
Boston Theater Listings and City Venues Tonight
The Globe and city theaters present a slate of shows including Black Crook at Boston Theatre Vakston Opera Company at Hollis Street and A Rag Baby at Howard. Gus Williams stars at Athenaeum as Captain Mishier with other acts at Boston Museum Janish and Burgess in Vum at Bijou. World's Museum and Aquarium open 10 A M to 10 P M. Battle of Gettysburg exhibition at Tremont Street continues all day.
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Globe Threatre
Batt OF Gettysburg
Tremont Street
FFits Bay Boots and Shoes Ad May 1 in New York
An old classified ad notes AS Richards & Co in New York selling boots and shoes on Saturday May 1. It lists stock by Day & Co and Francis H Henshaw & Co with Dr Pierce's Pills described as sugar coated Liver Pills for headaches stomach issues.
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Ffits Bay
Boots and Shoes
New York
Richards & Co
L Day & Co
Francis H Henshaw & Co
New York Markets Fade Amid Labor Fears and Mixed Volumes
The New York financial notes show money on call at 2 to 3 percent and dull London exchange. Stocks closed moderately active but weak after 2:15 p.m., with Lackawanna leading declines. several railroad and utility issues fell while some issues recovered later. Rumors of looming labor strikes around Mey and thin turnover colored the session as traders trimmed positions and held cautious expectations.
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Boston
New York
Saale
London
Lackawanna
Labor Organization
Mey
Delaware and Hudson
Versey
Reading
Consolidated Gas
Betier
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Chicago
Omaha
Burlington
Cedar Rapid
Northern Consolidated
Canada
Chesapeake and Ohio
Farlington
Quincy
Indiana
Bloomington
Western
Louisville
Nashville
New York City
Northern Trust
New York Central
Susquehanna and Western
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Toledo
Western Trust
Colorado Coal
Iowa Midland
Chicago pool lines hit nine year low amid prolonged strike
The Chicago pool reported total weekly tonnage of 16,883, the lowest in nine years since the last major strike, with breakdowns across flour corn meal gra in bran lard provisions and other goods. The downturn partly reflects the Vanderbilt line switchmen strike, while overall shipments in recent weeks remain near prior levels. Prices for flour corn oats butter cheese and eggs are listed with regional variations and on call rates. outlook cautions that rail towage eastbound may dip as navigation shifts impact trade.
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Chicago
Vanderbilt
Bessemer
South
Chattanooga
South Tredegar Works
Cranberry
North Carolina
Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Louay
Fesa
Canada
Vermont
Franklin County
Mass
Liverpool
Western Creamery
Cape
Aroostook County
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Baldwin
Maine
Roxbury
Wie
New Hampshire
Grand Trank
Burbank
Hastera
Hutchinson
Schwartz & Dupee
Cudahy
Minneapolis
Ita
St. Paul
Duluth
Trade in farm goods and grains across markets in New York to Minnesota
The report covers hay and straw prices, beans and provisions, beef and pork products, greens, oils, and line certs. It notes various regional prices for hay, straw, beans, and meats, with Western grain trends, whale market summaries, and cautious movement in wheat and flour futures across Minneapolis and Chicago.
Cotton and grain market roundup across major cities
New York reports cotton markets firm with uplands and Orleans grades quoted and mixed flour and grain prices. Chicago and Cincinnati show softer pork prices and steady to mixed grain futures, with cattle and hogs trading variably and butter and cheese markets noted. Grain receipts and exports listed alongside flour and wheat pricing in multiple regions.
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Union
lLight
St. Louis
Kansas City
Peoria
Lee
C. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Cabies
Seaboard
Brega
New York
Lindbloom
Rancock
Johnee
Shorts
Norton & Worthington
Chicago
Messrs
Hmery & Hodges
Cotton Markets April 23 Broad Net Receipts and Stated Quotations
Network of city cash receipts shows Augusta Galveston New Orleans and other ports with mixed quotients and stocks. Prices mid nine percent or near nine cents reflect firm to dull across markets. exports to Britain France and coastwise trade noted with varying sales and stock levels.
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
C. Memphis
C.savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Baltimore
New York
France
Contisoe
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Mid Y Cc
Ouisville
C. Consolidated
Frances
United States
Wheat and corn trade and markets report from London and Liverpool
Commercial report from London and Liverpool dated April 29 details cargoes off the coast with wheat firm demand and limited supply, and corn steady to firm. UK and continent movements show 470000 quarters wheat and 180000 corn on passage, plus 2,075000 quarters wheat and 290000 quarters corn on passage to the UK. Liverpool spot wheat firm. prunes pork bacon cheese lard tallow values listed. Cotton firm with 12000 bales sold and futures quotes for various months. Other markets note consols Atlantic Great Western, Illinois Central, New York Central, Pennsylvania, and Havana gold and sugar activity with firm pricing.
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London
Chamber of Commerce
Continent
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Orleans
Erie
Illinois Central
St Paul
New York Central
Pensylvania
Havana
United States
Imports at Boston in a packed 19th century ledger
A dense list from Boston cargo records details imports across many firms. Items include pottery, brandy, books, gloves, music instruments, cotton hosiery, tin plates, earthenware, linen goods, leather, machinery, hardware, clocks, textiles, and numerous crates and cases. Names of shippers, consignors, and partner companies appear alongside cargo quantities and destinations across multiple ports and firms.
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Liverpool
Eng
Cabot
D&m Williams
Schoenhof
John E Cassidy
Brintnall & Co
Machinery Stone & Downer
R Leeson & Co
Turner
Baes
A Rolfe &O
Camas
Etherington & Co
Flite's Blancard, Farrar & Co
Allayes & Co
Magnesia Gilman Bros
Stone & Downer
Hanton & Co
Coleman, Mead & Co
Kennedy& Murphy
Jones
Crump & Low
White
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Macallar
Parker & Co
Rey & Gray
Goldsmith
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Jones & Co
Farley & Sons
White & Co
Stearns & Co
Lilden
Harber & Co
Littie, Brown & Co
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Hovey & Co
Everett & Co
Apthorp
Baring Bros & Co
Cutler Bros & Co
C. J Martin & Co
Bolt, Clark & Co
Haey & Co
HM Bar & Co
Chase
M Peyser & Co
Cundy
Champagne O L Andrews—1 Case Pictures S M Yos3e—1 Case Hardware Harnod Bros
Braiford, Thomas & Co
C, Robbins & Apnieton
Icae
Hinghton & Dutton
Shoninger, Moses & Co
Pierce & Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
Lees
Ing & Seaman
Cutler
Forrest
Holmes
Mead
G Hall & Co
Simpson
T Russell & Co
Duke A & O W
Mead & Co
Sierra Leone
Jane Adelaide
Total Receipts of Staple Goods at Port April 29
A table lists today’s total receipts of principal staples at the port, including in transit, versus last year. Items include cotton, wool, cornmeal, wheat, meal, peas, tallow, beef, pork, lard, hams, tongues, cheese, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, butter, eggs, beans, potatoes, straw, hides, leather, and pelts with quantities in various units.
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Rotle
Lesthar Bats
Ofakina
Twelve Pudding Club burlesque dazzles at Horticultural Hall
Twelve members of the Hasty Pudding Club in white satin gowns and wigs gave a lively burlesque at Horticultural Hall yesterday. The audience laughed heartily as performers led by Mr. Dewey and Mr. Adams drew cheers for racy parodies and local touches. The show featured Papi Honette with a strong cast including Adams, Barnes, Frye, Griswold, Mason, Baker, Allen, Cameron, Cary, Lincoln, Baldwin, Heckscher, Dewey, and de Gersdorff, with Baldwin's Cadet band. The production will be repeated tonight and tomorrow.
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Hasty Pudding Club
Horticultural Hall
Chary
Shebear
Dewey
G. C. Adams
Allen
Cameron
Cary
Lincoln
Lillian Weston
Papi Honette
Corps de Ballet
Jacqueminot
Messrs
Adams
Barnes
Frye
Griswold
Mason
Baker
Baldwin
Heckscher
de Gersdorff
C.C. Whitman
Patrolman Burns arraigned on obstructing mail case
Patrolman Edward H. Burns of Station 2 was arraigned in the United States Commissioners Court yesterday charged with obstructing the United States mail. The incident stems from trouble last Saturday between Burns and Charles Houston, a mail wagon driver, with the case continued until today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Burns
United States Commissioners Court
United States
Omeer Burns
Charles
Houston
Arthur’s Illness and Bright’s Disease Warn Public
A New York Times piece portrays ex President Arthur’s decline from Bright’s disease and related heart troubles. It urges early diagnosis and promotes Huntoon’s Remedy as a proven cure, claiming widespread availability and linking the president’s fate to public awareness of the disease.
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Eex
Bright
Arthur
Wantm
Hhe
Hiunt
Mortgage notices of multiple Boston area real estate transfers
Real estate briefs list numerous mortgage actions across Brighton West Roxbury South Boston Dorchester Charlestown and East Boston. Names include Saldwin Waite Bohling Matthews Kendall Tourjee May Simpson Leepard Driscoll Blanchard Muldoon Allen Widson Davis Judkins Peabody Sherman Welles Jennings Wiggin and institutions Piscataqua Savings Bank and others. Amounts range from 1 to 9000 plus fees and back mortgages.
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Thomas Saldwin
James B. Ryder
Columbus Avenue
Jonathan A. Waite
Horace HH. Stevens
Hancock Street
Mary I. Bohling
Guardian
Michael F. Sullivan
Newman Street
Nathen Matthews
Josiah B. Kendall
West Chester Park
Parker Street
Franklin Dexter
Tremont Street
Eben Tourjee
Albert J. Bamford
Dwignt Street
Juliana G. May
Louis A. Grayer
Decstur Street
Gaardicn
Same
Evangene E. T. Simpson
George A. Leepard
Marshall Perry
Phillips Street
J. Cornelius F. Driscoll
Mary Louis Driscoll
Essex Street
Grace H. Blanchard
William S. Rand
Newbury Street
Morgage
Brighton
E. Tucker Et al
John Mulligan
Second Street
Joseph George
Charles S. Judkins
Sixth Street
Dorchester
Samuel B. Pierce
Philip G. Peabody
Bradford
Bidger
Francis J. Parker
Isabella G. Sherman
Dudley Street
George Derby Welles
Robert Petremont
Rockwell Street
William Stearn
Charlestown
William H. Jennings
Warren
Institution For Savings
Medford Street
BoSton
Frederick H. Wiggin
Francis Evans
Princeton Street
Insolvencies and assignments hit multiple New England merchants
W A Sloane of Spencer Massachusetts dealer in stores and tinware is settling in insolvency C Holt furniture dealer Canton Maine has gone into insolvency Delevan J Leroy grocer Lion New York has made an assignment John F Thomas NE Rivest beat ana shoe dealer Holyoke Massachusetts has been affected E T Ssis dealer in cigars Meriden Connecticut owes about 4000 dollars with similar assets Lynch and Co grocers and liquor dealers Newport Rhode Island have been attached The Seymour Shoe Company of Toledo Ohio has made an assignment to Henry Tracy
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W.A. Sloane
Spencer
Mass
Holt
Canton
Delevan J. Leroy
Lion
N. Y
John F. Thomas
N. E. Rivest
Beat Ana
Holyoke
E.T. Ssis
Meriden
Conn
Lynch & Co
Newport
R. 1
Seymour Shoe Company
Toledo
Henry Tracy
Engley Williams and Stodddard Locke Marry in City
In this city on April 28 Rev SH Woakley presided for Hollis W Engley and Mary EK Williams. Stoddard Locke in Eston and Locke of Salem wed by Rev LB Baldwin with Florence M Stoddard and Frank EB Locke listed. Palmer Kaye wed in Pewee Valley Apr 13 Edward D Palmer of Boston and Irene Kaye. Wainweight Beals wed in Brookline April 26 Rev Howard N Brown joined Amory Davis Wainwright of Boston and Grace Howard, daughter of John W Beals.
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Engley—Williams
SH Woakley
Hollis W Engley
Mary EK Williams
Stoddard—Locke
LB Baldwin
KE A Hoyt
Florence M Stoddard
Eston
Frank EB Locke
Salem
Stanton—Colbath
Thomes R Lembert, DD
Henry S Stanton
Mies Juliet
Mra Ekm
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Amherst Agricultural College
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Samuel Finlay
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John H. Moriarty
George B. Edwards
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Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad Company
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Louis Rodrigue
Henry Blewitt
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Charles H. Davis
Rufus Pickering
Rufus Pickering & Co
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Martin
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Hugely
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Jabez N. Susith
Ann McCormick
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H. W. Putnam
James Dooling
the Budget Publishing Company
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W. E. L. Witlaway
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Lady
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Staples
Lewis
Hayden
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Henry M. Hoyt, Jr
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Sagamore Mills Company
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Winson W. Pay & Co
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Nassau St
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Henry McFarland
Upion Pacific Railway Company
Winslow, Lanier & CO
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Gt Falls Mfg Co
Roxbury Gas Light Co
McKay Metallic Fastening Association
Baston Cyclorama Co
Concord
Montreal
Manhattan Improvement Co
Atchison, Topeks & Santa Fe
Trust
East Lil
Marquette, Houghton and
Ontonagon Rd
National City Bank
Central Nationa Bank
Boston Nati Bank
Maine R R Co
Boston Belting Co
Boston and Sandwich Gass Co
Boston Stock Car Co
Middlesex Horse Ra
Washington Nati Bank
Third National Bank
Taledo
O. Board of Education &S
Connecticut
Passumpsic River
Ogdensburg
Lake Champ
Lake Champ RR
G. E. Hall
St. Cformerly BH. Co. Bi & Co
Washington Street
Albert Howe & CO
Blarket Stree
Esand
Keentaa
Sale
Hicherborn & C&o
Mclean Street
Hichborn & Cow Apso
Horatio Harris & G
Gudtowescers
Custom House
Saltonstall