How the Committee Will View Douglas's Bill
Senator Douglas of Brockton has drafted a weekly payment bill to be shown to the labor committee today. It likely will be reported to the House. The bill would require weekly payrolls for railroad, manufacturing, and street railway firms with a three day payroll-makeup margin. Only Parkman and Federden favor fortnightly payments for railroads.
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Douglas
Brockton
Labor Committee
House
Parkman
Boston
Federden
Quincy
Jefferson
Oxley
Howard
Fail River
Beverly
Committee On Towns
Beverly Farms
Moulton
Williams
Bennington
Battle of
Bent
Cambridge
Hallett
Nantucket
Senate
Gould
Committee On Military Affairs
Committee On the Treasury
Tewsibury
Bridgewater
Hale & Co. Head Bookkeeper Arrested for Embezzlement
Frederick J. Hale, formerly head bookkeeper for Mexzsre. T. Brigham Bishop & Co. at 0 Congress street, now Hale & Co., was arrested on embezzlement charges by inspectors Gerraughty and Mountain on a claim by Danforth of New York. Bail set at 100 dollars. Hale denies involvement and cites debts of the former firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Brigham Bishop & Co
Congress Street
Frederick JT. Hale
Hale
Old Place
Hale & Co
Gerraughty
Mountain
J Panforth
New York
Danforth
New England Telephone Company
Hate
Measrs, Brigham, Bishop & Co
Lecture on The History of Music by Miss Bailey
Miss Sybilla A. Bailey spoke to the Women's Club yesterday on The History of Music tracing its origins to ancient Egypt 2000 B C. She traced the art through Switzerland, France and Italy to the present, citing vocal and instrumental examples and referencing American poets Longfellow and Whittier in illustrating her through her own compositions.
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Sybilla A. Bailey
Women’s Club
Egypt
B.C
Bailey
Switzerland
Oeveral Land
France
Italy
Scania
America
Longfellow
Ana Whittier
Boston School Estimates Seek 1825-86 Budget Reduction
The Boston School committee seeks a next fiscal year appropriation of 1,526,118, down from 1,537,126 for 1825-86, a small reduction. The plan breaks down into 1,219,358 for instruction, 59,069 for instructors’ salaries, and 250,790 for incidentals including 45,060 for texts and 13,200 for stationery, plus 845,090 for fuel and 93,490 for janitors.
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Boston School Committee
Boston school furniture bid discrimination hearing called
Mayor O'Brien will hear complaint by Miller MacNeil Company alleging unfair treatment in school furniture contracts. The firm claims its Harrison Avenue bid was sole offer and that Whitcomb underbid after possibly misdirected bids, affecting multiple city and national school projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Miller, MacNeil Company
Charles
A. G. Whitcomb
Boston
Mr. Tucker
Mr. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Blossom Street Schoor
Tcomb
Ninth Battery Association elects officers at annual meeting
The sixteenth annual Ninth Battery Associates meeting at Young's Hotel named John K Norwood president and elected Francis M Shaw as vice president and D A Chapin as secretary treasurer. The group voted to change its name to Ninth Battery Association and planned Gettysburg monument efforts.
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Ninth Battery Associates
Young’s Hotel
John Kk. Norwood
Francis M. Shaw
D. A. Chapin
J. Howard Sullivan
Ninth Battery Association
John Kh. Norwood
F. E. Erickson
Line
R. 8. Ailton
William Park
Cy Ws Reed
Murry
J. H. Whittermore
J. H. Sullivan
John &. Stowe
George H. Patch
Eisater Cole
Fr. M.shaw
H. H Burdett
Thomas Murphy
Eugene Sufts
Horace A. Park
Joseph Wilkinson
Wilkins
George Booth
John Q. Adams
Pn Daniel
Davie
Getysburg
Comrade Baker
R.I. Milton
George H. Pateh
J. A. Chuapip
Parks
Major Bigelow
Gettysburg
James Waitney
Henry F. Dearborn
Thomas Fisher
G. F. W. Haynes
A. B.C. Clament
Washington
John Bigelow
James L. Clapp
J. W. Burnes
A. B. Pmiihn
8. M. Nash
W. H. Nash
John B. Stowe
James A. Nutter
J. A. Chapin
William Pucks
William J. Pierce
T. M. Shaw
Will of Henry P Kidder Leaves 4 000 000 Estate To Charity
The Boston will, entered for probate, sets a 100000 dollar income fund for three annuities to sisters. After survivor’s death, major bequests include 10000 to Museum of Fine Arts, 10000 Harvard College, 16000 Massachusetts General Hospital, 5000 Young Men's Christian Union, 3000 Children's Mission, 2000 Benevolent Fraternity of Churches, 2000 Poors’ Purse, and 22600 in legacies to relatives and friends. The widow receives furniture, life occupancy of the Boston house and a life interest in the Beverly house. Son Nathaniel inherits the Miston estate. remaining estate split among widow and three sons with trusts for portions. Executors are Shaw and Peabody, with Shaw replacing Lemuel Shaw. total inventory valued around 4 million.
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Henry P. Kidder
Museum Fine Arts
Harvard College
Massachusetts General Hospital
Young Men's Christian Union
Children’s Mission
E E. Hale
Boston Library Society
Boston Provident Association
Sunday School of South Congregational Society
Unitarian Sunday School Society
We Aa
Boston
Beverly
Miston
Nathaniel
Henry ‘J
Nathaniel T
Charles A
Charles
Henry
Samuel 3. Shaw
Lemuel Shaw
Charles A Kinder
Francis H. Peabody
Oliver W. Peabody
Trust
Lunds
Samuel 5. Shaw
City council approves detailed departmental appropriations
The finance committee reports partial year appropriations totaling 451 175 for municipal departments including water, sewer, fire, police, street, health, and public property along with salaries and incidentals. Salem Gaslight elects directors William H. Kelly president Simon O Dalrympie and others. over 41 600 000 cubic feet of gas manufactured this year.
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Committee On Finance
Registrars of
Salem Gaslight Company
William H. Kelly
Simon O. Dalrympie
H F. Conant
William Kendall
George W. Pease
Tressurer
David Moore
B. W. Shaman
Universalist Club Dinner at Quincy House
The Universalist Club met at the Quincy House last evening with William H. Finney presiding. Guests included numerous clergymen led by Rev. George H. Emerson and Rev. R. A. White, along with scholars and local dignitaries. Emer son read a paper on Going to Church followed by remarks from several attendees.
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Universalist Club
Quincy House
William H. Finney
George H. Emerson
D. D
KE. C. Bolles
Salem
R. A. White
R. P. Bush
S. W. Sample
E. C. Rice
Quincey Whitely
G. F. Knight
GC. R. Moor
C. H. Leonard
Defence of Richard II Presented by Mr. C H Hodges
Mr Charles B H Hodges defended Richard II at the Meionnon last evening. He argued the king's reign was portrayed by contemporaries and denied Shakespearean murders of Queen Anne, the princes, and Clarence as fictions. The speaker asserted the king was brave humane generous and that his alleged defermity was a fiction.
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Richard II
Charles BH. Hodges
Meionnon
Shakespeare
Anne
Clarence
Roxbury National League Meeting on Ireland Autonomy
Members of the Roxbury branch will meet tonight at Vernon Hall Tremont Street to discuss Ireland autonomy. Speakers include Captain J J Barry William J Burk P O Loveblin Thomas M Brady and poet Konard Fitzwilliams. Boston Central Land League to hold regular meeting Feb 11 at John A Andrew Hall.
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Roxbury
National League
Vernon Hall
Tremont Street
Ireland
J. J. Barry
William J. Burk
P. O’loveblin
Thomas M. Brady
Konard Fitzwilliams
Boston Central
The
Land League
John A. Andrew
Liquor cases heard in Superior Criminal Court
In Superior Criminal Court liquor cases were tried. Johanna Leon fra Haverhill was fined 65 dollars for illegally selling liquor. Sentences for the same offence included Darling F Trafion Beverly 125 dollars Ora B Currier Beverly 375 dollars John Fitzgerald Salem 125 dollars William Garrett Gloucester 40 dollars and three months in the house of correction. Patrick Crosby found guilty of breaking and entering at Haverhill.
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Johanna Leonfra
Haverhill
Darling F. Trafion
Beverly
Ora B
Currier
John Fitzgerald
Salem
William Garrett
Gloucester
House of Correction
Patrick Crosby
John Hancock Mutual Life Elects Directors
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance yesterday re elected Samuel Atherton Samuel Weis and Thomas F Temple to new terms as directors. The company reports a flourishing condition with a remarkable increase in business over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Samuel Atherton
Samuel Weis
Thomas F. Temple
Oks
Grand Union Hotel Offers Elegant European Plan in NYC
The Grand Union Hotel near Grand Central Depot invites visitors and arrivals to save on travel and carriage hire. It boasts 613 elegant rooms costing a million dollars to fit, with a European plan, water, restaurant, and Bloree cars to all depots. Families can live better here for less money than other first class city hotels.
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New York City
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Central Depot
febzTheTuly
Boston Money Market Weakness and Real Estate Surge
Boston reports a steady money market with abundant liquidity and stable rates for bankers and manufacturing paper. The day highlights strong land stock activity, dramatic Back Bay land value increases, real estate transfers, and a push on water power land amid a broader market rally.
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New York
New England
Consolidated Vermont
Burlington
Missouri
Grant
Kansas City
Clinton
Springfield
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Oregon Short Line
Eastern
Massachusetts
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin
Bell Telephone
Lowell
American Bell Company
Boston Cable Street Railway Company
Boston Board of Aldermen
Gown Beacon Street
Bask Bay
Brookline
Water Power Company
Back Bay
Boyston Street
West Chester Park
Huntington Avenue
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Cusser Park
Boston Land
Aspinwall
Maverick
Boylston
Brookline Land
Mortgage Gold 6s due 1921 Northern Pacific Second Mortgage
A historical financial notice concerns Mortgage Gold 6s due in 1921 tied to the Northern Pacific Second Mortgage. The item signals a bond issue with scheduled maturity and associated railroad issuer.
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Northern Pacific
Brokers' Board Sales Report Feb 8 Trade Prices
Fractional bond and stock figures show prices and yields for rails roads mining and utilities. Listings include Chicago Burlington Quincy denver and michigan companies with varied amounts and percentages.
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Brokers’ Board
Unclear OCR fragment hints at financial debenture entries
fragmentary text mentions debenture value around 1000 dollars, addresses in Boston area, and entities like CBOE SUG BOWMAN. lacks readable names, dates, or cohesive event details.
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CBOE
SUG Bowman
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Boylston Street Lad
Boston Water Lowst
Ameysican Klee
Wall Street Opens Strong as Drexel Morgan Moves on Reading
New York financial desk reports money on call steady at 1 2 percent, bonds quiet to strong, and rail stocks rallying. Market closes firm with broad gains, Delaware and Hudson and New Jersey Central among notable movers. daily turnover measured at 455,656 shares.
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Atchison
Land Grants
Chicago, Kansas and Western
Atlantic and Pacific
Sonora
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Burlington
Northern
Northwestern
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Mexican Central
New York
Sterling Exchange
Becaimme
Jersey Central
Wall Street
G Oing
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Reading
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawannals
Dersey Central
Lake Shore
New York Central
St. Paul
Omaha
Western Union
East Tennessee Consolidated
New Jersey Central
Lehigh
Wilkesbarre
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Western
Loulville
Nashville
Metropolitan
Michigan Central
Milwaukee
New York, Susquehanna and Western
New Jersey Midland
Nortolk and Western
New River
St. Louisa
San Francisco
Lds Texas Central
Mutual Union
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Wheat Markets Hold Steady Amid Weather Shifts
Emery Hodges in Chicago reports limited trading in wheat with local traders setting prices. Large speculators hesitate to take big positions as visible supply shrinks by 850000 bushels and winter wheat remains unprotected if markets rise. Corn remains ample and steady at open.
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Emery & Hodges
State Street
Eiter
Seaboard
Wheat and flour markets amid steady demand and large receipts
The report shows broad activity across Chicago Milwaukee St Louis and New York with flour prices steady to firm. Receipts and shipments are heavy at Chicago Milwaukee St Louis and New York with multiple grades quoted from common extra to patent and corresponding futures and spot futures mixed.
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Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Louis
Toledo
Detroit
Minneapolis
Bush
Canada
Sic
Vermont
State
Western Dairy
Western Creamery
Western Steam
Ferces City Steam
South America
Cincinnati
Furly Rose
Aroostook County
New Hampshire
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Deauty
Hebron
Burbank
Peerless
Rensselaer
Washington County
N. Y
MclIntires
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Rose
Prolific
Haptons
Early Rose
York State
St. Andrews
Foreign Markets Digest Feb 8 London Wheat and Cotton Reports
Commercial summaries from London to Havana note wheat quiet in off coast cargoes and Mark Lane trading. Liverpool markets show quiet but steady wheat and corn with specific price quotations. cotton softening in Liverpool. U S bond and stock quotes listed. Havana gold and sugar markets firm with premium pricing on 60 days gold.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Paris
England
California
Uplands
Orleans
United States
Erie
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
New York
Vanport to Boston and Savannah cargoes in late material listing
Maritime cargo list detailing brig Dina with hides and peppered goods. steamer City of Macon with cotton. multiple mills shipping cotton new oranges and hides. vessels Nellie A and George K Hatch with lumber and sugar. Surinam schooners with sugar and molasses.
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East Harbor
Carrie Wyman
George E Dowes
Matilda Buck
Rio Grande DO Sul
Dina
Brown & Son
Stark Mills
Windsor Co
Eat Cotton Mills
Potomska Mills
Et Brown & Co
Cotte Army & Co
Copeane & Co
Wonster Mans Co
Sands, Further & Co
Spurr &Tco
Allen, Field & Lawrec
Abram French & Co
Biling & Eaton
Boston Oyster _co
Chase & Sanboro
Eston & Eustis
Ford & Godfrey
Wheelright, Anderson & Co
Wadleih
Bates
Newhall & Co
Norfolk Oyster Co
New England Oyster Co
L. Pierson & Co
Russell Paper Co
Richardson & Denpie
ST Simons
Nellie
George McQuesten
Surinam
Googe
Thomas K Biaby & Co
Foreign Exports Describe Boston City and Linn o Dee Freight Lists
Shipping manifests detail cargoes from two steamers Boston City and Linn o Dee. Items include leather, cheese, oats, peas, canned goods, sewing machines, hardware, dairy, poultry, wines, and miscellaneous supplies. Freight lists note weights, cases, boxes, and bales across Atlantic departures from London and Halifax.
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London
Eng
Boston City
Halifax
N.S
Linn O’ Dee
Value and Exports by Country from Boston Week Ending Feb 5
The Boston weekly export figures show dry goods and various commodities by country including Germany Belgium Argentina Republic Brazil and Mexico with totals across categories such as machinery dry goods and chemicals. The document lists values by country and region such as Nova Scotia Colombia Surinam Cuba and Mexico with a grand total of 1 91212 518 for the week.
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England
Scotland
Getzsl
Ecc
Ceeiea Denne
BGG
Acsckvesss Tneae
Tuccag Sceencie Cavess
Riousa i Cageseues Weses
Germany
Belgium
Ooe Glass
Neae CO
Ccc
Pitcatois
Pagwo Leeks Cai
Argentine Republic
Comco Cass
Iloilo Portnoy
Dee Eenurm
Mexico
Boston
Cick
BAGO
Metso
Esscsevesc
Lewins
Lamber
Wriada, Oséscccvese Een
Nova Scotia
French West Indies
British West Indies
Dutch Guiana
Ufuruat
Seine Cs
Total Receipts of Staple Products Feb 8 Port Totals
The port’s total receipts from all shipment points on Feb 8 compare with the same day last year. The table lists cotton, molasses, flour, butter, cheese, eggs, oats, beans, wheat, apples, and other staples with quantities in various units and year over year figures.
Freight cargo ledger of rail lines and goods
A dense list of consignments across multiple railroads detailing quantities of wool, cotton, wheat, corn, flour, butter, beef, hides, leather, and other commodities. Entries cite Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, Boston and Maine Western, and Lowell paths with bales, boxes, cases, rails, and carloads alongside varied unit counts.
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Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Maire Railroad
Eastern Division
Boston
Maine
Rai
Lowell Rathrold
Patent Button Fastener Company Refs Infringement Case
Three equity bills argued before Judge Colt seek to restrain alleged infringement of Farnsworth and Robinson patent on a brew mode of attaching buttons and a selling instrument. Complainants claim ownership via Barnes assignment. defenses challenge non infringement lack of novelty and joint inventorship. Attorneys Thurston Livermore Fish for complainants and Evans Johnson for defendant appeared.
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A. JE. Lucas
F. H. Farnsworth
H. 8. Robinson
A. J. Barnes
Farnsworth
Barnes
Farnsworth and Barnes
RB. F. Thurston
Thomas L. Livermore
F. v. Fish
Richard K. Evans
Washington
B. N. Johnson
Montana Silver Creek Mine Aims at Pending Patent Rights
Financials through Dec 31 1885 show production value 1541725 39 with construction account to Dec 31 1886 at 331912. After dividend No 20 on Feb 20 1888 the company reports a 55000 surplus and no debt. Mine sits in Silver Creek district Lewis and Clark Montana Territory, full 1500 by 600 foot claim. Directors include E. L. Chula J. W. Lilienthal D. J. Seligman Henry Seligman and others. H. W. Child handles Montana operations with W. W. Child in Helena and T. M. Lilienthal as treasurer in New York.
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Silver Creek
Lewis and Clark Counties
Montana Territory
Boston
New York
Iers
E. £. Chula
J. W. Lilienthal
D. J. Seligman
Henry Seligman
T. M. Lilienthal
Eugene R. Knapp
Sterne Morse
George Sampson
Albert Lilenthal
Henry E. Kavanagh
George G. Child
W. W. Child
Helena
Montana
E. D. Bettens
H. W. Child
Louis Sterne Case Corrected In Boston Embezzlement Report
The Boston agent of Bernheim and Rexinger of Cincinnati was arrested for embezzlement on Saturday. The correct name is Louis Sterne not Dennis Sterne. Mr Godfrey Morse is the counsel for the prosecution, not the defence as previously stated.
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Boston
Messrs. Bernheim & Rexinger
Cincinnnati
Louis Sterne
Dennis Sterne
Godfrey Morse
Milling stock closing prices and a cough syrup promotion
San Francisco February 8 official closing prices for milling stocks list Best Belcher Hale & Norf progs Crown Point and Yellow Jackets among others with minimal legible data. An advertisement urges readers that neglecting a cold is poor economy and promotes Dr Bull's Cough Syrup at 25 cents as a cure.
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San Francisco
Val
Best & Belcher
Eutekm Cod
Hale & Nofpgrogs
Cal’ & Vail
Vascveeerese
Crown Point
Dr. Bull
Superior Court First Session Docket and Trials
February session notes from Marblehead and surrounding cases. Theodore Chase vs inhabitants of Marblehead on highway defect. Herman Finn vs E O Stevens. multiple other tort actions listed for second third and fourth sessions with various defendants and trial stages.
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Theodore Chase
Marblehead
L. S. Dabney
Edward Avery
C. A. Bernjamin
Herman Finn
Stevens
Cross and Selem
B. Hall
T. J. Morrison
Obituary notices list Bowker Chapman Macdonald Webster
In this city George B Bowker son of the late George B Bowker aged 20 years 7 months 3 days. Chapman In this city Feb G Mrs Prisvilla II Chapman. Macdonald In this city Feb G Annie T wife of Dr Angus Macdonald and daughter of the late J CY Hackett aged 29 years. Webster In this city John Gerrish Webster aged 74 years 10 months.
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Bowker
George B Bowker
Chapman
Prisvilla II Chapman
MacDonald
Annie T
Angus Macdonald
J CY Hackett
Webster
John Gerrish Webster
Patent remedy catalog with varied tonics and pills
An OCR fragment lists multiple patent medicines and cures including Baie's Honey the great Cougn cure priced at 3c and $1 for another item, Gierman Corn Remover for coms and budons, Hill Viair Whisker tye items 50c, Pike's Toothachs Drops 250, and Dean's Rheumatic Pills at 50c.
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Baie
Gienn
Hill Viair & Whisker Tye
Pike
Dean
Potter v town of Everett jury awards 325 dollars
In Potter vs. town of Everett the jury found for the plaintiff for 325 dollars. Attorneys T. J Homer and A. M. Howe appeared for the plaintiff and G. EK. Smith for the town. The case number is 444.
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Potter
Everett
T. J Homer
A. M. Howe
G. EK. Smith
Charles H. Taylor
Wallace J. Pierce
Hardy, Elder & Proctor
S. J. Tuomas
Veteran’s Day Observance At Roanoke Island Banquet
The Roanoke Association marked the twenty fourth anniversary of the engagement at Roanoke Island with a banquet at Young’s Hotel. General A B R Sprague presided as about seventy five members attended. officers were elected for the coming year including Sprague as president and Haskell as secretary. after dinner speakers honored General Foster Burnside Reno and McCufferty with papers and a cornet solo closed the event with memorial resolutions.
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Roanoke Island
Roanoke Association
Young's Hotel
A. B. R. Sprague
J. A. Ostood
J.A. Emerton
Edward H. Haskell
James P Thompsern
George S. Bail
H. B. Pierce
Massachusetts
C. H H. Hooper
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P. S. Bailey
Edward Harland
Eigth
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Leavitt
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George N. Foster
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Warner Rice
Babson
Hassel
M. J. McCufferty
Various merchants assign or fail in debts across states
The list showsholders assigning to creditors at fractions of accounts in Massachusetts Michigan Arkansas and Wisconsin. Firms include A W Lyman Co optics jewelry clothing merchants C S Smith Dexter Michigan Isaiah Miller Troy Ohio McEwin Co Pine Bluff Macon Georgia Jacob Tweenen Oconomowoc George Messenger Manistee Gardiner Buffum Portland and others with reported liabilities around 6000 and assets near 3000. Attachments and executions are noted in Suffolk County and other locales.
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A.W. Lyman & Co
Northampton
Mass
C. S. Smith
Dexter
Mich
George I. Macy
Grocer
New Bedford
Issiah Miler
Troy
John C. Miller
McEwin & Co
Pine Blaff
Ark
F. Reichart
Macon
Jacob S. Tweenen
Oconomowoc
Wis
George P. Messenger
Manistee
Gardiner, Buffum & Co
Portland
RTS
John ©. Brightman
Hamness
Fair River
Suffolk County
Orin Sherman
Merton Haley
Robbins
Sarah A. Grier
January outputs of Lake Superior copper mines compared
January outputs from Calumet and Hecla and related mines are listed alongside January results from the previous year. The note includes figures for Frantz, Tuas, and other operations, and reports that the Boston and Montana Gold Mining Company stock is listed on the Boston Stock Exchange with 200,900 shares at 60 per share.
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Lake Superior
Iasg
Boston End
Montana Gold Mining Company
Boston Stock Exchange
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Sherburne
McGaragie
Swift
Hyde
Emerson
Tute Ve Duggan
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Newell
Wiley
Midd. RR
Fitchburg RR
Cross
Eastern RR
Lawrence
Ertrage Elk
Lewis Va
Proctor
Hartigan
Baker Va
Brooks
Thompson
Nettie French
Mary Bied
B. Wadsleigh
N. Morse
I. RR. Clark
Henry E. Hart
Moes CG
D. BP
Kimball
R. Land
Hatt
May
McGillicuddy
Gambridg
Larborn
Househeld
M. Coes
Wolff
Kirkingale
Birminghaim
Hasterm
Connors Va
Crawford
Hines
Phillips
Stanton
Merrill
Johnston
Dobie
Cotton
Eine
Goddard W. Paper Co
Norton
Knowlton
Spurr
Pianagan
Strauss
Murphy
Penniman
Roberts
Worthy
Aien
Tompson
McDonald
People's
Chiius
Kearvon
Doage
Cahors
Teyior
Curry
Fisherva
Clark
Mason
James Fay
City of
Chelsea
P. B. Kiernan
Fr. Kimball
Benjamin F. Cobleigh
Thomas Flatley
Augustus Rusé
George R. Swasey
Avery
Burgess
Coleman
Sullvan Va
Whipple
Lewksbury
Town
Winthrop
Cognan
Hurley
Cwoke
Smithee
Harrell Mfg
Aimes
Middlesex
K Nos
Godfrey
Myer
George A. Avery
Charles G. Burgess
Amory Street
W. W. Buffum
F. Brewster
E. C. Gilman
C. M. Barnes
Praths
U.S
Canainaes
G. G
Mange
J. K
Humphreys’ Med. Co
Fulton 8T
N.Y
Fae
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Humphreys
Humphreys’ CO
Fulton St
Pacific Guano Co
Boylston M Insurance Co
Manus F and
M Ins
Washington National Bank
Jackson Mfg Co
Second National Bank
State National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Mass Cotton Mill
Naumkeag
Lowell Mfg
Highland Street Railway
Androscoggin Mille
Ich Cent & R
ABC Cambridge Gas Light Co
Highland 8
American Net and Twine Co
Shoe and Leather National Tank
Sappeewee Aman
City of Cincinnati
Fremont
Eixhorn
Hkc
Atchizon
Nebraska RR
L?osand & CV
Bromfield S Reet
Tener Raat
Bae
Pond
Landon
Hostonic
Krie Med, CO
Buffalo
Ecu
Tuthé Wysow
O «le Lewis
Frienaanip Street
Providence
Prica
Andreas
Corporation Notices
Marquette, Houghton Nagon RE. K. CO
Voren
Inc.uve
New England Trust Company
Devonshire Steet
Boson
J. P. Lyman
Trea Urer
Isaé
Gill
Broad Street
Stocenvides
Ucnsoldsted Batoptias Silver Mining Company
Samuel Elliot
Fobert
Beaton Huck Company
Trreasurer
Summer Street
P. Olsen
Columbian Manufacturing Co
M. Samuel Haines
Cordis Company
Treainer
Bosto
Ce Neers
Correctiouy & Passhupleio
Massawippi Valley
N. P
Otis Company
Clerk
Rolice
Bost Wilbe
Pelletier
Cer
Boswa
Sed
Feye-It
Rockwell
Eoanoke Island Association
Mining Nytes
Rew Forbes
A.S. Rigkards & CO
Reade Streets
John O. Wilmseding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Cf
White St
Leonard Sirest
Samuel Burting’s
Lippincott, Son & C8
Market Street
Philisdelphia
KB. L. Day & CO
State St
Merchants’ Exchange
Yares Everett National Bank
Concord
Montreal
Metropolitan RR Co
Sandusky
Cleveland
Reece Button Hele Machine Co
Manuf F
M Ins Vo
Nares Traders’ National Bank
Ako
Boten Cyclorama Uo
Merrimac Hat Co
Abington National Bank
Abington
Salmon Falls
Salmon Falls Mfg Co
Mais
North Georgia
Burlington & Quincy RR
Consolidated Railroad of Vermont
Ehsres Highland St Ry Co
Maverick National Bank
Abington Nat Bank
Belfast National Bank Ech
Belfast
Ado Tremont National Ban
South Haven
Fhrascis Hessieaw & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Gov. Swan Collection
Joshua Reynolds
Peter Lely
Godfrey Kneller
Benjamin West
Rosa di Tivol
Ostade
Teniers
Breughel
Zucchero
Etty
de Nfeen
Hondecoeter
van de Velde
Boucher
Washington Allston
Moran
Henry Inman
Sully
Diffenbach
Carl Daubigny
Uwins
Diaz
M. F. H. de Haas
Inness
Calisch
Rene Menard
Fontana
Isy Hichboomn & Chy
Court Street
David Punch
John F. Quick
Amadah Taft
Morteagse
James A. Uart- Wrecht
Vnce
Thomas J Olys
Suffolk
Weld Avenue
School Street
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Egleston Square
George D. Cox
T. B. Mosés
Norfok
Itzabeth I. Cartwright
Morrgage
Liam C Wlliamson
Carne
Pemberton Square
Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Horation Harris & GG
Austioneers and Commission Meristamia Wo
Gale
Stetson
Huorkins & GO
Central Square
Postonifice
Riate Street
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