Money Market and Lottery Debate Sweep Through Senate
The Senate advanced the river and harbor bill amid objections and reports it passed after amendments. A conference on Chickamauga National Military Park was agreed to. The House passed the Nat McKay bill and fought the anti lottery measure with strong quotes on Louisiana corruption. Boston market updates show firm money market and varied securities activity while Mexican Central stock climbs on silver gains.
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Railroad Matters Big Suit Against Huntington Chicago & Atlantic
New York Aug 17 Judge Bench issued an order to show cause why an injunction should not be issued against the Central Trust Company, C P Huntington, the Southern Pacific and others to restrain issuing 10 million dollars of stock of the reorganized Houston & Texas Central. The suit alleges the Central Trust assessment of 7140 a share was unnecessary and prohibitory to force transfer of stock to Huntington interests, including disputed claims of Huntington firms. The Financial Chronicle details the Chicago & Atlantic reorganization plan and early earnings, while GA R veterans face ticket restrictions and Western lines address Grand Army return tickets. Western Passenger Association acts on scalped Grand Army tickets. Manitoba crop reports spur Northern Pacific extensions and a 100 year lease with Manitoba company. Colorado Midland and Toledo, St Louis & Kansas City bonds added to NYSE list.
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Harlem River bill debate reshaped by bridge amendment
In the Senate on August 17 the Harlem River bridge issue dominated river and harbor talks. Hawley proposed open bridges with no draws to speed New England access to New York City, while Reagan dismissed the plan as impractical. Frye urged commerce importance, noting Harlem River traffic last year reached 5,500,000 tons valued at $12,000,000. The Hawley amendment was rejected 22 to 26, and the drawbridge proposal was tabled, with the conference committee to decide.
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Mayo on Young Men and Women in the City at Y M C A Union
The Rev. A D Mayo spoke on Young Men and Women in the City delivering the third Sunday evening talk at the Young Men's Christian Union on How to Empty the City Heirs He argued that youths face pressure from reform groups and that personal character and religious life are the best remedies He urged keeping children out of city hells through churches schools and affordable recreation and predicted a future reform in Boston Next Sunday he will discuss Heaven Building in Boston.
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Selee's Men Win Ten Innings Thriller Over New Yorks
Selee's men faced the reconstructed New Yorks at the South End Saturday. After a close nine innings the tenth opened with a scoring surge as Boston pushed eight runs past New Yorks, turning the game into a decisive slugfest. Murrie's Whistler and McMillan impressed, while Pattheries Getzein and Hardie led both sides in pitching and fielding.
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Boston and New Yorks Battle in High Scoring Exhibition
Boston and New York Brotherhood teams clashed in a wild game marked by many errors and hits, captain Kelly pitching for Boston and a flurry of pitchers on both sides. Final scores show a tight contest amid loose fielding with Boston 16 to New Yorks 15. Other leagues games mirrored the strong hitting across the circuit.
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Will They Consent engraving offered for sale
A handsome 19x24 inch engraving titled Will They Consent reproduces Kwall's painting sold for 5000 dollars. It shows a young lady in a luxurious room near a half open door while her lover seeks parental consent in the adjoining room. Ends with an invitation to see the image and buy three 10 cent packages of Wax Starch from grocers.
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Tre City's Mortality in Boston Shows High Death Toll
The last week in Boston recorded 242 deaths, a 29.8 percent rate versus 195 and 23.43 percent a year earlier. Of 233 white decedents, 124 were male. 170 native born and 87 of native parentage. Deaths under one year numbered 94. ages 5-20, 16. 20-50, 59. 60-70, 33. 70-90, 19. over 90, 19. Principal causes were cholera infantum, 49. consumption, 36. marasmus, 16. cancer and heart disease, 14 each. old age, 6.
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Equity assignments for Tuesday August 19
The courts list equity assignments for Tuesday August 19 including Miller v Lewis Wood v Hullard Middlsex Mitchell petitioner to quiet title Plymouth Boudrow on habeas corpus Brackett v Mavar et al of Boston Evans v Boston Heating Company Hullard v Attorney General Winslow v same.
Notice of Attorney Admission in District of Massachusetts
In Boston August 15 1890 George P Farber applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court under the rules of the District Court Massachusetts John G Stetson Commissioner of the U S Circuit Court
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Vencome to Parker and Younce style addresses in list
A long roster of names and addresses across multiple towns including New York Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis and Boston with many paired couples and individuals listed in a fashion note. The fragment reads like a social or business directory entry with numerous place names and initials, offering little narrative but showing a broad network of names and locations.
Dividends Declared by Standard Gas Light and Homestake Mining
Dividend notices indicate Standard Gas Light will pay a quarterly 144 percent dividend to preferred stockholders on September 1. Homestake Mining declares its 145th dividend of 12 500 dollars for July, payable August 25, with transfers closing August 20. Total dividends to date total 4 581 250 dollars.
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Homestake Mining Company
Electric stocks overview from F. W. Peace & Co listing
A partial, garbled market note lists Eastern Electric Cable Co and Thomson-Houston among others with unclear figures. It references Gethins Electrical Mfg Co and Union Electric Car Co in a disrupted price list from 54 Devonshire Street.
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Devonshire Etree Eastern Electric Cable Company
Gethins Electrical Mfg
Tnion Electric Car Company
Thomson-Houston Company
New York Financial Markets End Mixed Amid Sliver Certificate Rally
Money on call eased to 4 percent with last loan at 4 and 4 percent closing. Sterling exchange quiet at 4.83 for sixty day bills and 4.37 on demand. The stock market was dull though stocks showed a strong front at times, aided by large orders in silver certificates. Missouri Pacific lagged declines. Canada Pacific led gains with Mexican Central among notable movers. railroad bonds remained dull and steady.
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Canada Pacific
Market rates report from Lonpos on Aug 16 afternoon
At 12 30 p m the market shows congressional counts and holdings across railways and banks with percentages for Canadian Pacific Erie Mexican Central and Reading among others. By 1 30 p m bar silver quotes are 6256 and discount rates posted for open market short and three month bills are 37.1 percent.
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