Century and sister magazines review December numbers
The December Century opens with Helen Jackson frontispiece life and seven new poems, then Lathrop on Gardiner's Island, Twain on a campaign, Ericsson on the Monitor, and Butts on its loss. The Shah in Teheran featured, plus continued tales and poetry. North American Review covers Grant, Halleck, Texas, Lincoln prose, and Grant’s acts. Lippincott's offers Virginia plantation to Bronte life scenes and Bird studies. English Illustrated and Cassell's present art, fiction, and domestic reading. Wide Awake shows three color sketches, Christmas stories, and serials. Art Journal highlights Morelli and Italian sculpture with period engravings.
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North American Review
Lippincott’s
Wide Awake
Helen Jackson
H. H
George Parsons Lathrop
Gardiner’s Island
Mark Twain
Ericsson
Francis B. Butts
Teheran
G. W. Benjamin
United States
Persia
James
Bostonians
Thomas A. Janvier
Henry Eckford
Keats
Will H. Lew
A. F. Schauffer
John Burroughs
Professor Waller
Columbia College School of Mines
Senator Edmunds
Judge Cooley
Francis Wharton
Allen G. Bigelow
Fred Grant
Halleck
Grant
Fort Donelson
McClellan
Ireland
Texas
Ingersoll
Rome
Spain
Fry
Fitz-John Porter
S. Dana Norton
Israel Green
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
Senator Bentwell
General Rosecrans
Johnnson
Mr. Rive
Delaware
Lippiness
Virginia
Charlotte Bronte
Brussels
Theo. Wolfe
Cookham Dean
Margret Bertha Wright
Upper
Thames
Edward C. Bruce
Charles Reade
K. Cornwallis
New York
C. B. Todd
James Paur
English Illustrated
EK. Burne Jones
Frederick Leighton
G. F. Watts
H. R. Robertson
Cotes du Nord
Henry W. Lucy
Lords
Messrs. Cassell & Co
Cassell
Marjorie
Dickens
Inkinsfell
Alpizre
Boston Society For the Encouragement of Study
Fsriy
Florence Nightingale
Wide
Christina Rosetti
Garrett
Elizabeth Suart Phelps
John Harper
L. Stealey
Captain
Puckskin Camp
Deborah
Secret Service
Horshey
Frensh
Cairo
Helen Zimmern
Domenico Moreili
Gu Osseri
Christ
Joseph Hatton
London
Kitton
Newmarket
Henry ‘Wallis
Raphael
J. C. Robinson
Birmingham New Museum
E. Cecconi
Clarke Institution Report Urges End to Deaf Mute Education Discrimination
The Clarke Institution for Deaf Mutes at Northampton publishes a yearly report urging removal of state discrimination against deaf mute children. It argues taxpayers with afflicted children should not pay for all schooling while their own children are denied education, urging equitable access for all.
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New England
Union
Commonwealth
Corporation of the Clarke Institution For Deaf Mutes
Northampton
Sidney Bartlett
Dee
Eastern Railroad
Eastern Railroad Company
Phillips
Richard Olmey
Eastern Securities
Prospects of a Police Ball Printing Contract Controversy
A Boston Police Relief Association bidding dispute over the annual police ball printing courtship escalates as the majority committee awards the contract to Frank J. McQueeney despite minority objections. New bids were then sought and again McQueeney pressed for work amid threatened litigation, drawing indignation from Lyons and McCarthy supporters.
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Boston Police Relief Association
Relief Association
Comee
Lyons
McCarthy
Rockwell & Churchill
Michael J. Kiley
Frank J. McQueeney
Sergeant Lyons
Patrolman
Messrs. Lyons
McVerthy
Sergeant Cowee
McQueeney
Board of Police
Kiley
Jie
Vlamus J. Gargan
Police Relief Association
Bnew
Gurgan
MacQueeney
Kile
Las
Departure of the Winter Excursions from Fitchburg Station
A Boston field report lists the Raymond and Whitcomb party departing from Fitchburg station at 2 PM, traveling through the Hoosac Tunnel and routes to New York Los Angeles Monterey San Francisco and back via Union and Central Pacific lines. The tour group, led by Wilson and Hutchins of Boston, includes numerous named travelers from across the Northeast and Midwest. The item also covers a dense financial section noting irregular stock markets, bank formations, and railroad earnings with details on specific firms and indices.
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Messrs, Raymond and
Whitcomb
Fitchburg
Los Angeles
Monterey
Brancisco
Central Pacific
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Messrs
H. Wilson
Carroll Hutchins
Boston
J. Alexander
New York
BE. H. Baker
Li. W. Biackstone
N. B. Black- Si Oe
Auburndale
A. W. Currier
Gideon Currier
J. A. Dodge
Plymouth
N.H
B. S. Emerson
Madisonville
BP. P. Field
Milford
Worcester
Mass
Etta L. Lewis
Norwich
Copnu
Charles D. Lincoln
Brookline
James D. Mowry
Lucy G. Mowry
Cosn
G. H. Mansfield
Canton
J.G., Mudge and Wife
Ward &. Parker
Stamford
Conn
R. Ransom
Susie M
Ransom
Cambridge
Charles Reed
Chicago
Thomas O. Rogers
Willis Russell
Quebec
Hendry J. Simonds
Lexington
G. H. Sprague
Arthur Stevenson
A. W. Williamson
John F. Wiltsee
Cincinnati
Sarah Windsor
John Wright
Annie Wright
English lecturer William Parsons tours South Boston
The intimate circle of friends and admirers of Hon. William Parsons note his current featuring tour in America after a prior abrupt lecture end due to a shipboard smallpox infection. He spent weeks in Canterbury Street hospital and later resided quietly, praising hospital staff and city health officials for his care.
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William Parsons
Boston
America
Canterbury Street
Hospital Stindants
City Plusman
Board of Heal B
Christmas tree aid for North End destitute children
Proposal to provide a Christmas tree for the North End’s destitute children who gain no other holiday joy. For years over 1000 boys and girls have been warmed fed and given baskets of comforts on New York’s Day, with appeals to donors who can help. Contributions may be sent to Miss J Watson 2 Church Street Cambridge Miss Mary L Whittmore Massachusetts General Hospital Boston Otto Miraf E Bemes Box Mecford
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North End
New York
J. Watson
Church Street
Cambridge
Mary L. Whntemore
Massachusetts
Boston
Otto Miralf
E. Bemes
Mecford
Auction of grain and flour table positions at Boston Chamber
The Boston Chamber of Commerce sold positions on grain and flour sample tables at auction yesterday forenoon. Grain tables opened at 10.50 and rose to 11.50 then fell to 8.50 per square, buyers often taking two squares. Flour tables sold from 9 to 4.60 per square. Total premiums were 500.25 on grain and 44.30 on flour. table rental is 2 per square.
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Marquette
Houghter
Ontonagon Common
Ito
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Oregon
Boston
Grand Junction H Railroad
Con
Providence Halroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New Bovisca Maureav
Poston and Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Boston and Maine Railroad
Western Divisiona
Lowell Balirosd
Express
Bel Doar
Sea
Ca's Bay
Perjury charge ends in acquittal for Henry Lemke
Henry Lemke was arraigned in U S District Court yesterday afternoon on a perjury charge. Lacking funds or faith in lawyers he cross examined government witnesses and defended his case before the jury in a lawyer like manner. The jury acquitted him and he returned to work as a special delivery boy.
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Henry Lemke
United States District Court
Grace Church Medford Hosts Fashionable Wedding
Miss Mary Gray, daughter of Mr. Frank A. Gray, wed Mr. George A. Audenried of Texas at Grace Church Medford with Rev. C H Huchine officiating. A elite reception followed at the bride's parents’ home. The couple will reside in Cisco Texas where the groom owns a large ranch.
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Grace Church
Medford
Mary
Frank A. Gray
George A. Audenried
Texas
C. H. Huchine
Mecoford
Audearad
Cisco
Tex
Pathfinder Railway Guide to be Published for Pocket Use
The Pathfinder publishers prepare a Baby Pathfinder Railway Guide with time tables for all New England roads. It will be given to regular subscribers free of charge and sold at five cents per copy. Its thirty-seven year accuracy is cited as a guarantee of reliability and success.
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New York
New England
New Haven
Hartford
Franklin
Osceola
Huron
Quincy
Tamarack
Bell Telephone
Pittsburg
United States
Bell Telephone Company
Western Pennsylvania Telephone Company
McKennan
Bell
Boston Stock Exchange
The
German Leader Impresses Assembly with Bold Dress
A German leader draws admiration from the assembly as his partner slips during a performance. Salvation Oil is credited with the rescue, restoring happiness and spirits.
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Assemble Fair
Salvation Oil
Blind lecturer praises Shakespeare to Lasell Seminary crowd
George Short, totally blind, delivered an admirable address on Shakespeare to Lasell Seminary students in Auburndale and friends last evening. He displayed intimate subject knowledge and an excellent audience attended the event with attentive interest.
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Shakspeare
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
George Short
Man Injured By Train At Ashland Receives Care
John Dougherty, struck by a train on the Boston and Albany line in Ashland Massachusetts Tuesday afternoon, suffered a fractured skull and was admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday for treatment and observation.
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John Dougherty
Boston and Albany
Ashland
Mass
Massachusetts General Hospital
Golden Medical Discovery touted for weak lungs cure
Advertisement claims Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery treats weak lungs and lingering coughs, including spitting of blood, shortness of breath, night sweats, and consumption. Marketed as superior to cod liver oil, available from druggists.
Showalter Mortgage Co selling bonds from Boston office
The Showalter Mortgage Co announces sale of 7 percent guarantee mortgage bonds. The notes come from a portfolio concentrated in Kansas with 13 years of exclusive section focus and $3,000,000 invested largely with savings banks, insurance companies, and religious trustees. The firm claims no losses and offers bonds through its Eastern office at 4 Post Office Square, Boston.
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Showalter Mortgage Co
Kansas
Boston
Blass
Prices from a historic market page with varied figures
Fragmented OCR lists prices, percentages, and names like Rutland, Sonora, Middlesex, and San Diego. Many entries show stock, bond, and commodity figures. some lines reference mining firms and regional places, all in dense numeric form.
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Olsaing
At & Pac
K.C.S
Kutland
Iowa
Kier
I.F
Middlesex H
Cceserss
Tadkiimn
Csveres
Harchaw
Huron
Bates
Osceola Mining
Tamarack
Revton Water
San Diego L
Remhim
Market Roundup: Stocks Fall Then Rally on Heavy Volume
New York stocks opened weak with dull dullness in bonds and currencies, then surged after 2:15 pm as Missouri Kansas and Texas led gains before closing weak. Major movers included Lackawanna and Texas Pacific, with heavy activity in St Paul, Lake Shore, and Union Pacific. Rumors about MG Gould and Mr Connor circulated, pressuring MK&T and Texas Pacific. readings showed broad losses across rails and utilities, while some issues like St Paul gold bonds rallied late. Transactions totaled 597,535 shares with varied changes across rails and mining stocks.
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Vanderbilt
Henry Clews
Mr. Vanderbilt
South Pennylvania
Atchison
At&5
Atlantic and Pacific
San Diego
Flint and
Pen Marquette Ekarnings
Flint
Pen Marquette Common
New York
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Lackawanna
Kapras
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Lake Shore
Pacife
Texas Pacific
Iaiders
Gould
Connor
Texas and Pacific
Chicago
Texas Snaith Pacific
New York Central
Lakestore
Canada
New Jersey Central
Reading
Delaware and
Hudson
Bears
Rio Grande
Closea
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Fireta
Denver
Mexican Central
New Orleans
Pacific
St. Paul Gold
Tennesee
Trade and LTS Outlook: Chicago Grain Market Firmer
A Chicago based market report notes wheat firming at close after a session of weakness, with scarce Northwest receipts encouraging buying on breaks. Corn declines modestly with May futures favored around 40 cents. Provisions ease slightly. shipping demand remains quiet. Inspections show varied grain offerings with mixed oats and corn cargo counts across several grades.
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Chicago
George E. Eldridge
Beeston
Jannery
Sears
Flour and grain prices show firm demand and varied quotes
The market reports flour and grain prices across cities with mixed demand. Winter wheat flours hold steady amid scarce buyers while spring patents dip. quotes cover fine, superfine, bakers, and miller varieties, with receipts and shipments listed for Chicago Milwaukee St Louis New York Toledo and other hubs.
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Shinosota Bakers
Michigan
New York
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Divson
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Louis
Dali
Minnesota
Slee
Toledo
Lowe
Minneapolis
Lewer
Msue
Meric Howe
Sowize
St. Louie
Bright
Canadas
Canada
Louis
Barney Firm
Market receipts and prices at Union Stock Yards and city exchanges
Daily and yesterday receipts across hogs cattle and sheep at Union Stock Yards and major markets including Kansas City Cincinnati and Chicago. Notable figures include hog receipts about 40 000 with steady prices 351 370 per cwt, cattle receipts near 9 400 with dull to easy tone, and mixed lots across markets with assorted packing and shipping values. Prices quoted for light mixed and heavy hogs and for beef cattle reflect current demand conditions and regional variations.
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Union
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Chicago
Tve
Virginia
New York
Lloe
Honolulu
Sloe
St. Louis
Florida Fruit Exchange
Beacon Light
London Market Reports Shipments and Prices Decline
London cables report commercial activity off the coast with wheat and corn steady and prompt shipments sought. Prices in Liverpool suggest quiet wheat demand while grain on passages to the United Kingdom shows large cargo totals and varying quotations. Freight and futures for December through May show subdued trading in uplands, Orleans, and futures at mixed levels. various railway and steamship lines are listed with multiple prices across evenings.
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Cho.ee
New York State
IWU
Ernstein
Canada
York
Herbert Mayraid
Greenings
Newtown
Roe
Aroptoolk County
Early Rose
New Heipsaira
Vermont
Chenangoes
McIntires
P. BK
Burbank
News Scotia
Virginia
Jersey
Liverpool
Orleans
Sxtes
New York
Coton
Dell
London
Beer Bohm
Chamber of Commuitiee
United Kiriogdom
California
Dee
Uplands
Bates
Jjurg
United States
Canadian Pacific
Do St Conas
Tilinats Central
St. Paul Comnen
New York Central
Pennsylivania
Reading
Port of Spain cargo list shows broad goods shipment movement
A detailed port of Spain and Liverpool cargo record lists items aboard Missouri and Dacon shipments including boxes, bales, and sacks of cotton waste, tobacco, meat, oranges, beef, corn, oats, lard, and other commodities. Quantities span hundreds to thousands across crops, animal products, and manufactured goods, with prices and destinations noted.
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Port OF Spain
San Fernando
Trinidad
Liverpool
Eng
Missouri
Bates
Boston and Lowell timetable shifts train patterns next week
The Boston and Lowell Railroad announces a largely revised timetable to take effect Monday, December 14, with a new fast express from Nashua to Boston at 8 10 a.m. and return at 5 p.m. Local service expands on the Central Massachusetts line with seventeen Boston to Waltham trains each way, and other gains for Hudson Jefferson and Arlington branch towns.
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Boston and Lowell
Nashoua
Boston
Central Massachusetts
Waltham
Hudson
Arlington
Lexington
Winter Hill
That Point
Wischester
Woburn
Stoneham
Lowell
West Somerville
Arlington Branch
Massachusetts
Jefferson
Bankruptcies Reported in Suffolk Insolvency Court Session
In a Suffolk County Insolvency Court session before Judge McKim, first meetings were held for multiple bankruptcies. Debtors include Polton and McLaughlin contractors, Whitney and Howe brokers, Frink president of Williams Car Coupler, Wis salesman, and Crocker mason, with assignees named and assets listed. Additional notices cover Miller bottling firm insolvency petition, Parker hay dealer, Tsu carpenter, Arnold builder, Foye & Co. grocers, Quequechan Mill creditors’ meeting, Rowe dry goods dealer, Flinbery dealer in agricultural implements, Hapgood & Aldrich grocers insolvency petition, and Bellows Falls petition. store closed a week ago.
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Suffolk County Insolivercy Court
McKim
John Polton
Manus McLaughlin
Polton & MclLaughlin
Nogeles Street
Brooks Place
William M. Stockbridge
Rufus H. Whitney
Benjamin S. Howe
Scituate
Whitney, Howe & Co
Exch
John W W. Morris
Hudson Street
Henry J. Wells
Cambridge
Sistance
Charles BE. Gibon
Hawkins & Sona
Eatton Spinners
Preston
Eng
Wiliam Gunnison & Son
Proy
N. Y
Arthur E. Morse
Lowell
Oes W. Miller
G. W
C. R. Miller
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Abraham Q Wencell
Thomas Parker
Canbridgeport
Mass
Johns. Tsu
Carpenter
Foye & Co
Bath
Quequechan
Fall River
John Rowe
New Britain, Coonn
W. R. Lewis
Thomas Flinberty
Indusgricultural Implosements
Dubuque
Bas
Frangeis
Court Record: Jencks vs Langdon Millis et al
Judge Colt presides in a resumed court session for the case Welcome Jencks against Langdon Millis and co defendants. Attorneys U Henry for plaintiff and L Livermore with F P Fisa for defense appear in the proceedings.
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Colt
Welcome Jencks
Langdon Millis
Uhenry
Clark
WY. L. Livermore
F. P. Fisa
Fisherman charged with assault as jury retires
In U S District CookT-Rec LO Judge Nelson presides over John McDonald, a fishing smack cook, charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. The case was given to the jury after trial. John O McCready faces charges of stealing letters from the Lowelpos office, abandoned at adjournment of Lug Court.
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Nelson
John McDonald
John O. McCready
Lowelpos
Lug Court
SUPHIERION COURT RECORDS FIRST SESSION CASE NOTES
Proceedings in SUPHIERION COURT First Session listing cases No 896 George Hi Rankin vs Vauition Loco motive Works. No 1378 John P Squire et al vs watrick J Sherip. No 1744 3 W Titus vs Levi Andrews for rent. numerous order numbers listed. Second Session before Judge Mason includes No 73 Chester H Graves vs Nathaniel Webster et al, and No 1181 Charlotte V Smith vs Kiwin Howland with wage claim. Continuous docket entries show defences and counsel names.
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George Hi
Rankin
Vauition Locomotive Works
Wil- Nan
Gasiosandc
B. Whitney
Hk. M. Morre, Jr
John P. Squire
Watrick J. Sherip
Vernet
John F. Wyman, Jr
H. E. Swasey
W. Titus
Levi Andrews
Columbus Avenue
S. Bancroft
George MW. Hobbs
Mason
Chester H. Graves
Nathaniel Webstere
Nashaniel
Webster
Davis
J. Fiske
E., Hutchinson
Charlotte V. Smith
Kiwin Howland
Julia P. Howland
Onnial
B. B. Johnson
W. E. L. Dillansy
Embezzlement case against Councilman White ends in discharge
In Woburn District Court yesterday Judge Converse discharged Councilman Francis L. White on embezzlement charges after two hours of defence argument without evidence, with appearance before the Superior Court set for February. White remains held on forgery charges in Boston Municipal Court, with a continuance likely due to defense scheduling.
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Francis L. White
Woburn District Court
Edward Avery
John C. Coombs
Court of Justice
Converse
Mr. White
Superior Court
Ball
Portrait of Robert Garrett Baltimore magnate and rail leader
A Baltimore Special profiles Robert Garrett president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. It details his wealth from rail interests, his lavish dress and wardrobe habits, NY tailored suits, fleet of horses, Newport cottage spending, and social life including charity balls. It notes his Mt Vernon place mansion plans and long marriage to Mrs Frick with no children.
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Baltimore
Robert Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Garrett
Mr. Garrett
Ile
J. K. Cowen
Baltimore and Ohio
England
York
Newport
Uplands
Frederick Road
Baltimore County
Ohio
Mt. Vernon Place
Mt. Vernon Square
William T. Waller
Cumberland
Maryland Club
Baltimore Club
Merchants’ Club
Champagee
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Park Avenue
Monument Street
George ?. Frick
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