London and Paris Money Markets and Wheat Trade Report
London bullion rising by £702,821 with Bank reserve ratio down to 48 percent. Paris Bank of France gold up 2,467,000 francs and silver 5,976,000. Havana notes Spanish gold at $230 percent. sugar markets dull. Liverpool reports firmer wheat prices, high corn, modest imports. London trade quiet with no business.
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Creditors seek extensions as firms fail across cities
Goods Jersey City and Hopewell Corner borrowers seek 25 cent settlements while Andrews & Aldrich and Itheca partners assign. Detwiler & Kipe Philadelphia ask creditor extensions. Vaughts Stevenson Alabama report failure. Chaffee & Bros New Orleans file for relief, assets 201 825 liabilities 166 402. Chicago closes Cavarocs Sons & Co under sheriff for 3 000 in favored claims.
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Ala
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Wilke & Son
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James D. Fish
Marine Bank
United States Circuit Court
New York City
Znailty
Chaffee & Powell
Gidier, Day & Co
Chicago
C. Cavarocs, Sons & Co
Lower Fares Sought in Natick Boston Rail Hearing
Boston and Albany fares under scrutiny as Natick seeks relief alleging discrimination versus eastern towns. Hearing heard testimonies on ticketing schemes with 1000 mile and 100 ride passes, Natick residents attending but not testifying, debate over whether Natick is a bedroom town or manufacturing hub.
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Warren A. Bird
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Hlence
Legislature reports and bills in the senate session
In the senate on Thursday the committee reports several measures including inexpedient action on bank safeguard investments, leave to withdraw a rail location petition, a 5000 repair grant for Danvers Lunatic Hospital, a costs liability bill for suits in another name, and a tax abatement for school books. The Framingham water company petition for charter amendment is admitted. Orders of the Day list bills on Nevins Memorial library, opium restrictions, a horticultural school for women, law term timing in Worcester, and Somerville overseers of the poor.
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Thayer
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Rehobeth Antiquarian Society
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Everett
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Dennis
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Hampden
Hallett
Nantucket
Corbett
Proposed Amendment to the License Law Club Houses
In the house Mr. Harkins of Boston presented Margaret Murphy�s petition for state aid as a case of necessity. On his motion the rules were suspended and the petition referred to the committee on military affairs.
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Harkins
Boston
Margaret Murphy
Committee On Military Affairs
Behold Home Beef: Systematic Cattle Feeding and Fertility
The article argues for regular stall feeding of neat cattle for beef, stressing home consumption of hay and grain, and warns that selling hay is inefficient. It highlights that 90 to 95 percent of fertilizing matter returns via droppings, emphasizing the value of nitrogenous feeds like linseed, cottonseed meal, malt sprouts, and gluten meal. It notes a new Illinois staple, Chicago gluten meal, and asserts better farming profits from well managed cattle feeding and manure conservation.
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Chicago
Butler, Breed & Co
State Street
Emil Wolf
O'Reilly Case Sparks Semi International Law Debate
The Montreal Post reports a dispute between Britain and Canada over whether John Boyle O'Reilly may visit Canada without risk of arrest. Ottawa's justice minister and Sir John A. Macdonald aligned that no Canadian law or extradition treaty warrants action, while a charged arrest could be sworn but would fail under Canadian criminal code. Parliament may need to clarify Canada’s official stance.
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Montreal Post
Great Britain
Canada
John Boyle O'Reilly
Boyle O’ Reilly
O’ Reilly
United Kingdom
John Boyle O’reilly
Montreal
Ottawa
Alexander Campbell
O’reilly
John MacDonald
Sir John Macdonald
Quebec
John
Collision on Vineyard Sound Involving Steamer Pottsville
The case against the Pottsville was substantially heard previously and today argued then taken under advisement. It involves a collision with a schooner on Vineyard Sound. John C. Dodge appeared for libellants and R. Stone for claimants.
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Vineyard Sound
John C. Dodge
R. Stone
Boston Court Dockets Highlight Personal Injury and Damages
A series of 1883 cases before Judge Bacon and Judge Knowlton cover personal injuries at a lumber yard, stock sale disputes, railroad accident damages, ice accident deaths, and a schooner injury. Plaintiffs seek substantial sums, with verdicts and defenses outlined for each matter, including a $6000 verdict and a $20,000 claim.
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Boston
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Edward H. Goff
Milton Mining and Mulling
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W. W. Gooch
Edward Sonier
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
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J. Thomas
C. P. Sampson
A. L. Soule
Elizabeth J. Longley
Admx
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Julia W. Sprague
Dale Street
Walnut Avenue
F. D. Alien
G. F. Tucker
J. M. Bubson
Manuel Fernandez
James Baker
Win
Crocker
F.J. Morrison
J. M. Browne
F. Dodge
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