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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1894

Page

5

Market Record Shows Narrow Rally and Weak Finish

A barely steady market on Thursday December 27 saw little public interest and cautious trading by professionals. Jersey Central weakened to around 90 a 4, with fears of reduced dividends and coal sector softness. New York Central declared a 114 percent dividend payable mid January, while other rails posted mixed earnings and copper stocks rose modestly.

Jersey Central New York Central Bears Louis Bell Pennsylvania Pittsburg Quincy Boston Montana Franklin Alfred T Turner City of Boston Public Park Massachusetts Detroit, Lansing & Northern Havemeyers Wires Josephs American Sugar Refining Company United States Treasury Westinghouse Electric Company Manhattan Elevated Railway Hain Manhattan Company Merced Boston News Bureau Concord & Montreal Concord & Montreal Road Manchester & Lawrence Omaha Denver American Tobacco Company Sugar Cuba Spain United States Greenhut Great Western Ss. M. Felton, Jr Southern Railway Ashley The Wabash

Net Gains Forecast After November Drop By Pinkham

The document notes a $106 000 decrease in gross earnings for the present month but projects a substantial net gain over November 1893 when the net totaled $217 669. Pinkham.

Pinkham

Sam Green Sentenced in House of Correction Case

Sam Green a colored man who formerly ran a notorious dance hall at the South End was yesterday sentenced to nine months in the House of Correction. He was caught on November 4 with a young white girl named Mamie Sears alias Wilkins on Bradford Street by police from Station 4 who were in search of gaming implements.

Sam’’ Green South End House of Correction Mamie Sears Wilkins Bradford Street

Berkshire Life's Calendar Of 1895 By Berkshire Life Ins Co

The Berkshire Life Insurance Company of Pittsfield Mass presents a 1895 calendar issued through Joseph H Hunne man at 40 Water street. The calendar is praised as one of the prettiest offered to the public this year.

Berkshire Life Insurance Company Pittsfield Mass Joseph H. Hunneman Waterstreet

Flavor Claim About Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil

A claim compares taste of Scott's Emulsion to milk noting the plain oil differs in palatability. The text signals a discussion of taste and product description.

Scott

Scott's Emulsion Promises Digestion Help and Strength

An advertisement asserts Scott's Emulsion leaves no fish oil taste and provides digestion aid with no after effects. It claims the product promotes flesh and strength and notes production by Scott & Bowne. All druggists carry it.

Scott

Judge Rules Brookline Gas Works Permits Valid

Supreme Court judge Morton dismisses the bill of information filed by the Boston Aldermen against Brookline Gas Light Company. The action sought to restrain street digging outside the city contract area. The board later ratified permits issued since 1893, and the court finds the 1885 statute requires Aldermen consent, which was satisfied.

Morton Supreme Court Boston Brookline Gas Light Company Brookline Company

Fitzgerald O'Brien reconciliation fuels council caucus

A Quincy House reconciliation between Congressman Elect Fitzgerald and President O'Brien, brokered by Alderman Lomasney, boosts hopes for O'Brien’s re election as council president. Ward 6 rival Mahoney absent amid past feud as Norris support grows in South Boston and Roxbury backing for Miller fuels a volatile caucus with multiple ballots expected.

Fitzgerald O’brien Quincy House Lomasney North End Mahoney O'Brien Common Council Quincy South Boston Michael W. Norris Michael J. Reidy Peninsular Norris Miller Charlestown Roxbury

Causeway Street Fire Damages Six Story Building

Patrolman Burns found a blaze on the third floor of 91 93 and Causeway street at 5 38 pm. The fire reached the fourth floor and burned for nearly an hour before extinguishment. Loss listed as 2000 insured. Ground floor housed Hartford Woven Wire Spring Co and Derby Kilmer Pond Desk Co. Building owned by H H Hunnewell. firms previously suffered a prior fire a year earlier.

Burns Causeway Street Hartford Woven Wire Spring Company Derby, Kilmer & Pond Desk Company H. H. Hunnewell

Inaugural Hurdles Cloud Babson Appointment Plans

Curtis left town so he could not comment on the report that Corporation Counsel Babson was asked to remain. An intimate says there is no truth to the claim and the incoming mayor has been busy with his inaugural. Babson may assist with facts for the inaugural, and a potential law partnership with Bailey is still under consideration.

Curtis Babson Law Department Bailey Matthews

Real Estate Covics Transfers Across Wollaston Back Bay and Roxbury

Nickerson Hannah & Co sold to W A Jordan a house and 6000 feet on Taylor street Wollaston. The same brokers sold to W G Emery 6000 square feet on Winthrop avenue Wollaston. Joseph T Bailey sold to Emma W Batcheller a swell front brick house and 8237 square feet at 55 Commonwealth avenue Back Bay for about 53000. L M Merrill sold to George H Lyons a new house at 351 Commonwealth avenue for about 50000. John F Cronin sold to John Hartin 1500 square feet land with wooden building at 29 Sheafe street. Ida E Winlock sold to the estate of William Seaver a frame building and 1100 square feet of land at Weston and Chapel streets Roxbury. J I Sharp sold two lots on St Botolph street Back Bay to H W Eliot.

Commonwealth Avenue John F. Cronin John Hartin Sheafe Street Ida E. Winlock William Seaver Weston Chapel Streets Roxbury J. I. Sharp St. Botolph Street Back Bay H. W. Eliot

Keating Joins Florida Winter Trip for Canada Atlantic

Mr. M. J. Keating, press agent for the Canada Atlantic and Plant line, left yesterday to winter in Florida and other Southern States and Cuba. He will travel wherever company interests call him, as the firm stands as the largest transportation concern in the South.

M. J. Keating Canada Atlantic and Plant Line Florida Cuba Keating South

Spring Likely Withdraws From House Clerk Race

The battle over Clerk McLaughlin’s re election continues with a caucus plan debated among Republicans. Col Sam Winslow and Rep George back McLaughlin while Rep Spring signals withdrawal to avoid religious faction ties. his exit could seal McLaughlin’s victory.

McLaughlin House of Representatives Sam Winslow Sdm George Haverhill Spring Clerk McLaughlin

Longtime Boston Banker Dies at his Desk

Messenger John Durrell Bean, an employee of the Five Cent Savings Bank for nearly forty years, collapsed at his desk at 9:30 AM yesterday and died of heart disease. He lived in Brookline with his daughter and grandson and was a well known figure in city banking circles.

Five Cent Savings Bank School Street John Durrell Bean Brookline Bean Boston

West End Union Elects Three To Executive Board

In Charlestown Raymond Hall last evening the Drivers Conductors and Motormen Union 3873 held its annual election for three representatives to the executive board. The vote recommended hiring a practical railroad man to inspect a car in bad condition in presence of a West End inspector. Division 6 will meet monthly. Tobin grievance case and other points of the new agreement were debated. Elected to the executive board and grievance committee were J. F. Maloney, T. J. Contlin and John C. Harrington.

West End Raymond Hall Charlestown Tobin Messrs. J. F. Maloney T. J. Contlin John C. Harrington

Executive Council Nominates MIT Professor for Topographical Commission

The Executive Council nominated George H. Barton of MIT to succeed Professor Shaler on the Topographical Commission. The Governor named Albert F. Noyes of Newton to replace Harvey N. Collison of Boston as metropolitan sewerage commissioner. The finance committee supports Abner C. Goodell Jr. editing the province laws.

George H. Barton Massachusetts Institute of Technology Shaler Albert F. Noyes Newton Harvey N. Collison Boston Noyes State Board of Health Abner C. Goodell, Jr

Civil Court Docket Hopkins Session Argued and Verdicts Rendered

Suffolk County Superior Court lists multiple civil actions from Feb 1891 to 1893. Notable cases include Samuel Rushton by next friend vs Arlington Mills for 30000 damages over a mill accident. verdict for defendant. Other dockets include Wilde vs Lynn & Boston Railway for 80000 damages, Alvord et al. vs Nutter et al. on land sale commissions, Lombard vs Blacker for 1000 damages over a horse loss, Anger vs Sinclair for 10000 damages, and numerous case listings across sessions with contracts and tort claims. Also noted are juries, guardians, and counsel from Shattuck & Munroe, Elder, Gould, Badger, Manchester, Forrest, Bennett, French, and others.

Suffolk County Superior Court Hopkins Samuel Rushton Arlington Mills Lawrence J. W. Corcoran Shattuck & Munroe Richardson C. S. Wilde Lynn & Boston Railway Company J. Elder D. E. Gould W. S Greenhood S. L. Whipple John Anger Charles A. Sinclair J. T. Bennett W. B. French Clark Lynn Tufts West End B. R Beshgoturian Old Col R. R Meagher Baille Stand Cloth. Co Steele Sherman Kent & Stanley Company Hfe Applegate Et al Fowler & Prentiss F. EB. H. Gary Lilley William E. Biddle H. W. Burgett H.L. Baker R. Champlin R. Darling Boestly McDowell Smith Sontusness Killian Moore Same Moran Bergengren Baker Morrill

Ship News Mini Almanac December 28 Arrivals and Cadences

The page lists arrivals including Steamer Kansas with merchandise for Warren, Steamer Halifax to Ridbirdsee, Steamer Boston to John G, and steamers Durham City and Georges with cargoes to Newport News Portland and Port de Paix. Sailings note City of Macon bound for Savannah and Baltimore with timetable cues. High and low tides and sunrise times anchor the maritime schedule.

Kansas Murdock Mangeel Warren Halifax Pye Ridbirdsee Durham City Thompson Newport News Illiam Johnston & Co Cumberland Portland BE. A. Waldron Georges Haytien Perkins Port de Paix Hayti Green, Knaebel & Co Trader Merriam Port Williams N. S Delong & Seaman

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