First Blow Against the Poll Tax Law
The Massachusetts House passed a resolve to amend the constitution removing the poll tax as a voter qualification for Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, Senators, and Representatives. Debates highlighted the tax’s impact on the poor, with supporters arguing it violates equal citizenship and opponents warning of devaluing suffrage. The vote split along party lines, and the measure proceeded to further consideration amid speeches praising reform and civil rights.
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Local Stocks Are Dull Yet Steady In Boston Market
Boston markets show quiet activity with easy money and light dealings. Land stocks lead demand while variations in bonds and rail shares reflect cautious investor sentiment amid a year of steady prices and modest gains.
Wall Street Ends Mixed as Coal Stocks Weaken at Close
New York on February 11 saw money on call ease to 2 percent while prime mercantile paper held at 4 5. Sterling rates posted 487 for 60 day bills and 489 for demand. The market finished broadly steady to slightly firm for active issues, with rail bonds quiet and news deemed uneventful. Notable gains included Delaware and Hudson and Denver and Rio Grande, while Texas and Pacific issues weakened late. total volume reached 362,554 shares.
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Market brief from Emery Hodges says steady with small fluctuations
In a February 11 letter Emery & Hodges at No 28 State Street note a ten day pattern of slight gains early and softer closes with little change in overall conditions. They forecast narrow price swings, advise selling on bulges and buying on breaks, and highlight corn strength, heavy upcoming shipments, and a cautious but safe stance for quick profits.
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London and Liverpool Market Report Roundup
Commercial brief from London and Liverpool detailing cargo movements and prices. Wheat and corn shipments to the Continent and UK, with specific quarterm totals. Local breadstuffs prices, mixed Western corn, and pork, cheese, and tallow notes. Cotton futures in London and currency and bond details across Atlantic markets. Also notes on Havana sugar and US imports at Boston and Boston sugar refinery activity.
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Foreign Exports Trinidad Sale Receipts Summary
Receipts list includes tobacco, ice, canned goods, beef, pork, butter, oil, lard, cheese, beans, fish, and crates of various staples. Principal staples table compares totals with last year, listing cotton, wool, cheese, beef, pork, butter, lard, hides, bees, and sugars across multiple units and markets.
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Sewes
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Boston and Albany Railroad Cotton Bales and Supplies
A hazy listing from multiple railroads notes bales of cotton wool flour butter cheese and meats with varied units. Entries include Grand Junction Providence Old Colony York and New England Fitchburg and Boston and Maine divisions detailing bales sacks cases bags and boxes of goods such as wool cotton meal ham butter eggs and hides with scattered quantities and prices.
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York and New England Railroad
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Court Record Highlights Multiple Jury Trials In First Session
The Superior Court resumes with verdicts for defendants in two cases, and trials continued in several tort actions. Notable entries include cases against Fitchburg and Middlesex railroads for damages, a derrick injury suit, and numerous docketed proceedings across four sessions with judges Blodgett Thompson Mason and others.
Death of John G. Thompson Former Ohio Leader
John G. Thompson, a longtime Ohio political figure and former sergeant at arms of the U.S. House, died in Seattle Washington Territory where he had served recently as a government land surgeon. Thompson had begun in dry goods and bakeries in Columbus and entered politics in 1860, later leading the Wilbu Democracy and supporting Allen G. Thurman. His career included state senate service, county offices, and organizing a vast Cleveland club network to influence the 1880s national party scene.
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City Health Board Report Shows Better Sanitation
The annual report to the city council notes good sanitary conditions and far fewer deaths year over year though the death rate per population is slightly higher. It records twelve smallpox cases in 1885 and one case of plancers, many nuisances abated, cholera prevention efforts, strong bath usage with no accidents, and disinfection of over 3 008 000 tons of rags from foreign ports. It includes the morgue, city physician, and provisions inspector reports.
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Boston political notes and committee actions report
Sergeant-at-Arms Adams shows improvement and expects return mid next week. Opponents of biennial elections gain a last chance before the election laws committee in the green room Wednesday. Ex-Speaker Noyes supports. Augustus Russ Sheriff O'Brien M F Dickin son Jr and Godfrey Morse oppose expanding Boston constable jurisdiction. The education committee may report a bill allowing Williston Seminary Easthampton to hold 1 million dollars in real estate. Water gas petitioners reappeared but their evidence remained incomplete when the committee adjourned.
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O'Brien
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Boston
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Furlong vs Wood case before Judge Rockwell
In the case before Judge Rockwell jury selection occurred with Pierce for the plaintiff and C T Russell and C Reed for the defendant. In order 376 jury waived cases will be called tomorrow morning Friday.
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New England property reorganized with new bonds and plan
The Springfield property was set on a reorganized footing after mortgage holders approved a plan. W Fairbanks bought the road for 175000 with most first mortgage bonds accepted. The plan exchanges old bonds for a second mortgage income issue and up to 5900 per mile new mortgage for ninety five miles. The Corbin group aims to improve the line for possible connections while coal freight remains central.
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Resolutions of Massachusetts Wine and Spirit Dealers Protect assoc
At a meeting of the executive committee the Massachusetts Wine and Spirit Dealers Protective Association adopted resolutions mourning the loss of Frank O Dame, former president. They praised him as a noble, active, ardent worker and expressed sincere sympathy to his family, requesting the resolutions be entered on record.
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Ladies Aid Association of Children's Hospital Elects Officers
The annual meeting was held yesterday with Mrs. Winthrop presiding. Treasurer’s report shows expenditures of 528.65, including 201.98 added to the fund and 445.72 cash. New officers elected include President Mrs. R. C. Winthrop, Vice President Mrs. O. W. Peabody, Treasurer Mrs. A. W. Curtis, Secretary Miss Storer, and a slate of managers: J. C. Hooker, Miss M. G. Storer, Mrs. J. T. A. Lipzee, Mrs. H. A. Bill, Mrs. R. G. Shaw, Miss C. Thomas, Mrs. H. G. Weston, Mrs. J. B. Curtis, Mrs. J. A. Burnham Jr., Mrs. Arthur Amory, Mrs. Frank Wells, and Mrs. Hollis Hunnewell.
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Case of Dr E M Nelson on bank defalcation case continued
The case of Dr E M Nelson charged with complicity in the Lancaster bank defalcation was continued before U S Commissioner Hallett. both sides not ready for hearing, rescheduled to the 20th. J C Hackett, mate of barque Samel B Hale, arraigned on beating and wounding a crew member, but evidence deemed insufficient and the prisoner discharged.
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Friendship Hall Reopened With Enhancements and Events
Friendship Hall on Bowdoin Street has undergone extensive improvements including ten foot enlargements in all directions a frescoed ceiling and new gas fixtures. Nor folk Lodge No 48 J O O F occupies the hall and celebrated its reopening with a musical and literary entertainment. An informal dedication and supper are planned for March 3.
West RoxburyPark assessments challenged in Supreme Court
John M. Way files a petition for a writ of certiorari to have park commissioners’ assessments on estates benefiting from West Roxbury Park construction declared illegal. Judge Gardner orders notice returnable first Monday in March amid eighty pending jury trials. An ad for a medical cure in Buffalo accompanies the text.
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Closing stock prices and mining firm notes from San Francisco
In San Francisco the official closing prices list several concerns including Fest Belcher and Yellow Jacket alongside the Hale Norcross Mining Company. The note mentions a 50 cent per share dessert assessment and promotes Salvation Oil as a remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia.
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Thackeray and Music Festival Planned by Conservatory Society
The Beneficent Society of the Boston Conservatory of Music with seventy five members met in Sleeper Hall to discuss a two part event. A music festival in Music Hall and a Thackeray tableaux production in the Mechanic Building aim to raise funds. The show titled Music of the Centuries will stage works from ancient to modern times. The Thackeray tableaux will feature selections from the author’s works and elaborate costumes. A committee was elected and the group set a Feb 19 meeting in Jacob Sleeper Hall.
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Bank Suspends as Several Firms Face Liabilities
The Hopkinton Savings Bank Hope Valley has suspended a statement in preparation. George M Birdsall crockery New York failed with liabilities around 60000 assets near 30000 Burgess Godard held a confession of judgment for 37000 and Laye secured an attachment of the store John B Le Moline Centreville Warwick R1 assigned to E F Warner J W Stanton Louisville Ky assigned Charles E DeForest druggist North Manchester Conn assigned Suffolk County Healstate Attachments Marehall 8S P Williams v Bay State Chemical Company 4500 action of contract Samuel Tompson v Samuel Stubbs 7009 action of contract
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Crockery
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North Manchester
Boston Wholesale Grocers Meet Adopts Letter at Hotel
At the quarterly Boston Wholesale Grocers Association session held at Young's Hotel on Wednesday afternoon a letter was read outlining proposed changes to trade standards and cooperative guidelines. The gathering noted member concerns and potential actions to improve distribution efficiency and pricing practices.
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Innis-McDonald Nuptials Recorded at Es City
The ceremony on February 8 witnessed Murcock Innis and Rachel A McDonald exchanging vows in Es City. Rey A Bunows presided, with the couple planning a reception following the ceremony.
Blake and Fisk Names in City Probate Records
In this city Fey 10 and Mrs Rona P Blake aged 61 with 9 months 18 days, and Fel 10 Horace M Fisk aged 63 years appear in probate records.
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Investment holdings and transfers listed for executor's account
A lengthy probate record itemizes numerous shares, bonds, and bank holdings under an executor’s order. Entries include Boston Atheneum, First National Bank, Tremont National Bank, Pippereil Mfg Co, Amoskeag Mfg Co, Union Pacific, Boston and Albany RR, Fitchburg RR, Globe National Bank, Old Boston National Bank, State National Bank, National Market Bank, National City Bank, Amory Mfg Co, Appleton Mfg Co, Merrimack Mfg Co, Neptune Insurance Co, Boylston Insurance Co, Traders' National Bank, Webster Bank, Highlane Street Ry Co, and multiple others with quantities and values, plus notes on securities such as $4000 Cincinnati 78-108 and $1000 Providence 5s.
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Old and Modern Paintings Showcase
A catalog lists works from masters such as Reynolds Lely Kneller and West alongside later artists like Rosa di Tivoli Ostade Teniers Breughel and Boucher. The compilation includes names such as Van de Velde Goya Moran Inness and Diaz among others.
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Uly
A. Hinne
Sense Street
Beaton
A. Bina
W. Moran
Sullivan Bros
Starard
Morris & Ireland
Stapleton & Denmang
Broadway
Normar Street
Feds
Sweee Bus HK
Knights & CO
Washington Street
SVS
Main St
Cambridgeport
Hancock Street
Gale
Febla-M