Market Slump Persists Amid Holiday Trading
The Dec 26 market report shows a holiday mood with many stocks slipping. Distillers strong on west buying. Bache controls over 5000 Distillers shares. New York Philadelphia Boston interest disbursements near 75 million, 10 million, 9 million respectively. St. Paul weak on poor traffic. Merchants Bank stock small sale. Vermont & Massachusetts railroad slips. News notes include New York & New England rail reorganization talks and James R. Watson named as potential president. Fairbank & Co. wins Cottolene trademark case. Oregon Short Line receiver hearings set for Jan 15 in Portland.
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Chicago
St. Paul
London
Bache
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Pacific Railroad
Vermont & Massachusetts Railroad
National Tube Works
Illinois Steel
Pacific Mills
New England Street Railroad Company
New Haven
Plymouth
New York & New England Railroad
New England
James R. Watson
Fitchburg
United States Circuit Court of the Southern District of
American Cotton Oil Organization
Oregon
Barekrap
Blue Island
American Federation of Labor
Denver
Bay State Gas
Bears
Hornblower and Guild
United States Rubber Company
Atchison
Joint Executive Reorganization Committee
The
Europe
Lee, Higginson & Co
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
Continent of
Trieste
St. Mary’s Canal
Pinkham
Car yard accident injures Somerville man in East Boston
John Hodson aged 38 of Somerville suffered a severe crushing injury to his right hand while coupling cars yesterday in the Albany freight yard East Boston. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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John Hodson
Somerville
Albany
Boston
City Hospital
Eminent Physician Dr Parker Promotes Self Preservation
An advertisement touts W H Parker MD as a leading social reform physician and Peabody Medical Institute consultant. It claims a prize essay on exhausted vitality and related afflictions, offers a 370 page book The Science of Free Life, 125 prescriptions, and a discounted price of one dollar.
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W.H. Parker
Toston
AMEF
Peabody Medical Institute
National Medical Association
New England Society Pioneers Meet at United States Hotel
Nearly three dozen members and directors of the New England Society of California Pioneers gathered for the monthly meeting and dinner. John Conness chaired in the president’s absence and urged defense of pioneers against West vices charges. A pamphlet print of Farwell’s speech was approved. The group noted pioneers’ honesty and preserved gold earnings, with the average age 69 and a full attendee list.
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New England Society of California Pioneers
United States
John Conness
Conness
Farwell
San Francisco
Lick
California
Messrs
Harrington
Fifield
Browne
Prescott
Boston
Chipman
Scott
Stearns
Sibley
Weston
Thompson
Mitchell
Breed
McAvoy
Hayward
Mower
Tolman
Sherman
Houghton
Samuel F
Ballou
Stumeke
Richardson
Gleason
Boynton
Pierce
W A. Pierce
Jordan
Wadsworth
John Weserell
Robinson
McLellan
Williams
R. F. Haker
January disbursements for interest and dividends in major cities
New York estimates January disbursements near 75 million dollars. Philadelphia about 10 million and Boston around 9 million. The government will pay quarterly interest on the four per cent bonds and semiannual interest on currency fixes or Pacific railroad bonds totaling about 5.6 million dollars.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Along the Water Front Report on Harbor Vessels and Trade
Captain Moody of the tug Harry Roussel reports the two masted schooner Eggs Rock lost its bowsprit off Boon Island while bound from Boston to Eastport Maine and heading to Gloucester for repairs. Crew member Carl Nelson fell between a vessel and a wharf but was rescued. Cargo and shipping notes include the Amy Turner on its transit from Hong Kong to Baltimore, Independence loading nitrate at Callao, Ar cot at Navassa, Lapland at Cienfuegos, Phineas W. Sprague to Havana, Olive Pecker to Port Tampa, Mt. Desert arriving at Foster's wharf joining City of Bangor for winter quarters, and the new four masted C. S. Glidden maiden voyage from Thomaston to Norfolk to load coal for St Lucia. The Record of American and Foreign Shipping volume 189 is now being delivered. The Dorchester brought 5400 boxes of Florida oranges and Herman Winter 390 boxes.
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Moody
Harry Roussel
Lewis Wharf
Cape Ann
Eggs Rock
Boston
Eastport
Boon Island
Gloucester
Carl Nelson
John M. Keen
Messrs
Charles Brewer & Co
Kilby Street
Amy Turner
Warland
Hong Kong
Baltimore
Anjer
Independence
Barstow
Callao
United States
Arcot
Cates
Navassa
Carteret
Lapland
Cienfuegos
Philadelphia
Phineas W. Sprague
Strong
Havana
New York
Olive Pecker
Hall
Port Tampa
Fla
Matanzas
Foster's Wharf
Rockland
Otis Ingraham
City of Bangor
East Boston
Mt. Desert
City of
Bangor
Boston & Bangor Steamboat Company
Dorchester
Herman Winter
West End to add more white markers for East Boston cars
City plans almost double the stopping posts along East Boston electric car lines in the West End. Tremont House cars will retain their name though the building disappears. Union station sees about 135000 daily passengers in the week before Christmas, with higher overall traffic and receipts than last year. Brookline and Mt Bowdoin Dorchester riders petition for all-night service, led by Frederick Brown, needing five hundred signatures to gain promised extension.
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McClinch
Tremont House
Union Station
Benning
Dover Street
City Water Department
Plaintiff Wins Damages In Old Colony Rail Civil Action
In Suffolk Superior Court Lydia W. Harmon recovered 2200 damages from Old Colony Railroad for personal injuries Feb 29 1302 at Kneeland Street station. Case listed multiple dockets and sessions with other tort actions and defenses noted.
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Suffolk
Hopkins
Lydia W. Harmon
Old Colony Railroa Company
Kneeland Street
Brockton
A. A. Strout
G. E. Smith
J. H. Benton, Jr
C. F. Choate, Jr
Marle
B. & M. Railroad
Denny
West End
R. R
Grover
Boston
Organ
Barrel
Webber
Richardson
S. Wilde
Lyngt & Boston Railway Company
S. J. Bider
D. BE. Gould
W. I. Badger
Sheldon
W. H. Carsons
BE. W. Barry
Commonwealth Avenue
J. Frank Déems
J. H. Blanchard
Dunbar
John Unger
Charles A. Sinclair
Viney House
J. I. Bennett
W. B. French
Clark
Lynn
Tufts
Est
Same
Beshgoturion
Old Colony
Lavery
Judson A. Reynolds
People’s National Bank of
C. F. Eldridge
J. Willard
Boston Coal Company Employees Receive Christmas Turkeys
The Boston Coal Company distributed turkeys to its employees for Christmas. Each worker reportedly received a holiday turkey as part of the company’s year end charity effort.
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Boston Coal Com
Notice in rather obscure Boston court action against Indiana firm
Suffolk Superior Court orders publication in the Boston Post to notify FRANCKE & SCHINDLER and INDIANAPOLIS CABINET COMPANY of a contract suit for five hundred dollars. The corporation defendant has no known agent in Massachusetts and no service has been made. publication is required before the February term. Clerk Jos. A. Willard signs the order.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Samuel C. Tatum Company
Ohio
Indianapolis Cabinet Company
Indiana
Boston
Thomas L. Pierce
Francis A. Coffin
Boston Post
Fred Francke
Indianapolis
Marion
State of Indiana
Francke & Schindler
Jos. A. Willard
A. Willard
Middlesex
Honora McNamara
Newton
Jabez A. Sawyer
Cambridge
Witnews
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
Christopher Dolan
Margaret Tileston
John W. McKim
Elijah George
Insolvency Notices From Boston Court
A series of notices from the Suffolk Court of Insolvency announces insolvency proceedings for James H. Norris William S. Downs Harold Carter and John Graham of Boston. Meetings of creditors are scheduled in January and May 1895 to prove claims and appoint or review assignees.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusestts
Suffolk
Boston
James H. Norris
Carpenter
Court House
Pemberton Square
Robert FE. Maguire
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
William
Hnjamin Fr. S. Bullard
Harold É. Carter
Franklin L. Codman
John Graham
Commonwealth
Julian B. Hart
Boston Board to Lay Out Stockton Street Dorchester
Board of Street Commissioners of Boston announces a public hearing on January 4, 1895 at 11:00 A.M. at the board office to hear objections and comment on relocating Stockton street Dorchester near Washington street under highway laying laws. Attest J W Morrison Secretary.
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Board of Street Commissioners
City of
Boston
Stockton Street
Dorchester
Washington Street
J. W. Morrison
Bailey Street
W. Morrison
Steamers Schedule From Boston To Yar Mouth Nova Scotia
Steamers of the above line will, until further notice, leave Pier 1 Lewis Wharf Boston, every Tuesday and Friday at 12 o'clock noon for Yar mouth N. S. making close connections there for all parts of Nova Scotia. For full information contact J. F. Spinney, Agent, 201 296 and 332 Washington Street, or 64 Chatham Street.
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Boston
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
J. F. Spinney
Wis Wharf
Washington
Tree
Chatham Street
Public hearing set on Bailey Street highway laid out
The Board of Street Commissioners orders the laying out of Bailey Street under general highway laws and fixes a public hearing for 11 AM on January 4 1895 at the Board office. Attest Secretary W Morrison.
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