Elevated Railways and Committee Reports in Massachusetts
Remonstrances against a Boston elevated railroad charter represent over 50 million in property. other Boston properties amount to 3.74 million and 5.29 million. Hawkes reports on street railways lease bills and Fishries panel backs trout limits. Hoosac Tunnel issues and railroad connections discussed. Treasurers’ committee allows withdrawal of state railroad holdings. detective force bill debated with proposal for a small force and head. Orders of the Day follow.
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Bancroft
Middlesex
N. J. Bradlee
Boston
Samuel Lit Ue
Peabody & Watney
Hawkes
Berex
Boston and Chelsea
Taylor
Suffolk
Fishries
Norton
Hoosac Tunnel
Troy and
Greenfield
Edward Amilton
Hoosac
Bir White
Plymouth
Committee On the Treasury
John Winslow
Commonwealth
Boston and Albany
New York
Knowlton
Bristol
Freveoh
Kesex
Recommitted Bills and Postponed Measures in State Session
The record lists recommitted bills to include the International Trust Company of Boston and postponed bills annexing parts of Everett to Chelsea and Dracut to Owell. Also noted are third readings on perch limits in Plymouth, bonds for the New Haven and Northampton Company for sewage discharge, sanctions against almshouse detention, and varied salary provisions for state officials plus health and educational measures.
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Beal
Plymouth
Committee On Public Lands
Land Commissioners
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Boylston and
Exeter Streets
Boston
Commonwealth
Back Bay
Senate
House
International Trust Company of
Everett
Chelsea
Dracut
Owell
New Haven and Northampton Company
Roxbury Canal
Insurance Commissioner
Boards of Health
Committee On Education
J. F. M. Peak
Committee On
Sallie M. Ballard
Sterms Smith
Belchertown
Palmer
Committee On the Fisheries
Pasque Island Corporation
Simonds Manufacturing Company
Old State Prison
Bowdoin Alumni Elect Soule President at New York Meeting
At Bowdoin College alumni gathering in New York Charles E. Soule was elected President Gen Foster named Secretary. Dr John Cotton Smith presided at dinner with notable attendees including Gen Chamberlain President Chamberlain of Bowdoin and donors Stone and Henry Winkle. Chamberlain praised alumni impact and Maine education while funds rose with £125,000 added and promises totaling $160,000 projected before year end.
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New York
Bowdoin College
Charles E. Soule
Gen. Foster
John Cotton Smith
Gen. Chamberlain
Allen
Girard College
Philadelphia
Roswell D. Hitchcock
Henry Barnard
D. C. Weston
C. Fessenden
Almon Goodwin
Col. G. Hawes
Chamberlain
Fiftieth anniversary of First Unitarian Church observed
In Dover on February 18 1829 the First Unitarian Church marked its fiftieth anniversary with dedication of the church and ordination of its first minister Dr Samuel K Lothrop. Rev Charles A Allen delivered a historic sermon reading letters from five former ministers as Enoch H Nutter the sole original member present aged 78 walked a long distance to church despite the cold. The society once wealthy and large faced division from liberal preaching by Francis E Abbot ten years ago but is slowly growing again.
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Dover
N. H
First Unitarian Church
Samuel K. Lothrop
Lothrop
Charles A. Allen
Enoch H. Nutter
Francis E. Abbot
Archbishop Purcell Faces Mounting Financial Troubles
In Cincinnati on February 23, Archbishop Purcell’s financial woes deepen as trustees refuse to disclose filed claim amounts while claims total 3,660,600 dollars. A clergy meeting led to consideration of State law changes to permit a lottery for his relief, though success is doubtful in Ohio. Irish Catholics decry lack of help from German churches, which demand a full public statement of needs.
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Cincinnati
Purcell
Ohio
Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood Welcomes James Stephens
The Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood in New York on February 23 presented an address to James Stephens praising him while denouncing parliamentary agitation as treachery to independence. The group urged Stephens to organize and unify the Irish national cause in America, while Stephens replied that a better day is dawning and that his role is to organize, not to control any party.
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New York
Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood
James Stephens
America
Stephens
Ireland
Stock summaries from Boston Board with varied gains and declines
At the Boston Stock Board Dartford and Eric R R Sevens closed at 38, Pueblo and Arkansas Valley R R Sevens steady at 109, Eastern R R 34s down to 68 684, Union Pacific 5s firm at 110, New York and New England 7s at 10844. Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain preferred up to 56, Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland at 51 9, Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain common up to 1344, Calumet and Hecla mining stock steady at 174.
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Boston Stock Board
Dartford & Eric R. R
Pueblo & Arkansas Valley
R. R
Eastern R. R
Union Pacific
New York
New England
Atchison, Topeka & SS. F
Atchison, Topeka & S. F
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Burlington & Missouri
Nebraska
Old Colony
Boston & Maine Frm
Boston & Albany
Calumet & Hecla
Dividends Declared by Railroads and Goodyear Co
The Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company will pay a $4 per share dividend on March 1 at No 5 Temple Place. Newburyport City Railroad declares 2 percent dividend and North Brookfield Railroad declares 2 percent. Total earnings of the road were about 244 percent.
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Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company
Temple Place
Newburyport City Railroad
North Brookfield Railroad
California Mines Boost North End Stocks on Rich Ore Find
Advices from San Francisco dated February 22 report strong market for North End stocks. Rich ore worth 31500 to 2000 per ton was found in the sinking joint winze shaft of the Mexican and Union Consolidated mines. Union Consolidated closed at 34 74 and Mexican at 43 44 with expectations of further rise, while Best & Belcher faces unfavorable reports likely to depress its stock. Advices from California and Ophir mines remain favorable.
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Boston
New York
Boston Clearing Fionse
Banances
Charles A. Sweet
Treasury
Sherman
New York Post
Union Pacific
U. S
San Francisco
North End
Mexican
Union Consolidated
Best & Belcher
California
Ophir
Fragmented OCR yields unclear address and numbers
The readable text lists partial street names and numbers, including Bos and Alb roads, two city areas, and a questionable domain. Details are garbled with inconsistent capitalization and stray characters, making specifics unreliable.
Stock Exchange Highlights and Quotations From The Day
Transactions on the Stock Exchange totaled 243 000 shares with major dealings in Northwestern Erie Lake Shore Western Union Telegraph St Paul Union Pacific and Missouri Kansas and Texas. Closing quotations list varied values across Delaware and Hudson Morris and Essex Western Union Pacific Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and other leading issues with bonds and special items noted.
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L. Shore & Mich
South
Ilinois Central
Clev
Pittsburg
Chicago and
Northwest
Aedo
Clevel
D & Columbus
Chicago
Rock Island
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Toledo and Wabash
Pittsby & Ft
Pittsby & Ft. Wayne
Terre Haute
Chicago and Alton
Wit
Ohio
Mississippi
Delaware & Lackawanna
At. & Pacific Tel. Co
Missouri Pacific
Chi’co
Bur.& Quincy
Han. & St. Joseph
Martford & Erie Lsts
Central Pacific Bonds
Union Pac
jLand Grants
Scaeedld
jLinking Funa
Sutro Tunnel
Covace SR
Canada Southern
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
U.S
Pacific Mall
Louisiana Consolidated
Tennessee
District of Columbia
Union Pacific
Ender
Northwestern
Kansas Pacific
Western Union
Washington
Northwestern Common
the Post
Union
Erie
Lake Shore
Wabash
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Stock Exchange
Western Union Telegraph
Missouri, Kansas and
Texas
Delaware, Lackawanna
St. Louis
Kansas City
Northern
Delaware and Hudson
Morris and Essex
Western Union Telegraph Company
Quicksilver Mining Company
Do. Preferred
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Adams Express Company
Wells, Fargo & Co
Express Company
American Merchants’ Express Company
United States Express Company
New York Central
Hudson River
Harlem
Michigan Central
Union Pacific Stock
Michigan Southern
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Atelantic & Pacific Telegraph Company
Atlantic & Pacific
Indiana
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Hartford & Hire
Central Pacific
Sutro
Financial Market Briefs From London Paris and Liverpool
London rates for Consols and US bond issues listed with par and discount figures. Paris exchanges show rentes and London exchange rates. Liverpool and London cargo markets report firm wheat and quiet corn, with regional wheat price movements and farm deliveries noted. Commodity prices include pork beef bacon lard cheese and petroleum, with cotton futures and receipts in Liverpool.
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London
New Jersey
Bank of England
Paris
Rentes
Mark Lune
Liverpool
California
Uplands
Orleans
Condon
Antwerp
Petroleum
Fragmented Economic Ledger Data From Historic Oceanic Trade
Incomplete OCR fragment lists scattered place names and figures such as England Nova Scotia French Galana Azores and various coded codes. The text shows irregular entries, numbers, and tokens that resemble a trade ledger or bureaucratic record but are too garbled to extract coherent events or figures.
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England
Nova Scotia
C.C
Azores
Masieira, Totgl
Osceses
Ascesa Acrsvessens
Leather and Freight Shipments in Feb Railroads
Readable OCR lists shipments and orders by railroad companies including Boston Albany New York New England Boston and Providence and others. Entries cover bags rolls bales cases hides skins and miscellaneous goods with weekly totals and orders from firms like Johnson Co Reed Pratt Lane Parker etc.
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Goree
Africa
Julian Haskell
Butman
AEA
Graham
Jena Bros
Lack Bay
Colorado
Back Pay
JUG Perkins
Savannah
Worcester
Miz Co
Laconia Co
Massachusetts Cotton
Crocker & Blake
Harris
Bates Mides
Boston and Albany
Johnson & Co
Ailen, Field & Lawrence
Hult & Co
Cutler & Foster
Boston and Prov Dence
Easterp Railoach
Shaw &Ro
McConnell . Gardner
Billings & Eaton
Betty Bond & Co
Proctor
O'Connell & Son
Idu Balls
Pratt & Co
Fitchourg Railroa
Rowan
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
I Fxpress
Monroe & Arnold
Peabody Express
Hisbee & Son
Banchor& Richardson
Field & Co
Pinder & Wilchester
L Beebe & Son
Penderton Bros
Bunsteae & Moore
Franklin
Webster & Co
Stu
Mouton
Salem Harress
Rolls Nichols & Daltur
Frye
Capen
Gillan
Woodbury & Pritchard
Merritt & Co
Salem Express
Bucknam
Endimott& Co
Grand Junction
Ftail- Tosa
Rice & Co
New York and New England Railroad
Baton and Providence Railroad
Witchourg Railroadt
New York
Neptune
Receipts and rail line totals from Boston era freight
A fragmented list shows receipts by railroad lines including Boston and Albany, New York and New England, Providence, Eastern, Lowell, and others for one week. Numerous firms such as Denny Rice, Nichols Dupee, Howland, Penny Rice, Bond, Brown, Hall, and more appear with bale counts. total domestic receipts reach 1082 bales.
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Fiour Receipts
Boston & Albany
R. BR
Fitchburg KK
Bois
Consignees
Rondlear & Co
Brown
Potter & Nagh
Norton, Chapman & Co
Baxon
Wiliams & Faxon
Dana& € O
Cutting, Winch & Co
Blanchard
Roe Oresby & Bar
Caxon, Williama & Faxon
Piumel & Co
Newcomb
Davis
Taviot
Lathawar & Woot
Samet Sands
Pernaid
Wade & Tiassettseseees
Kbrown
Csen
IR Bimcom
Cccnc
Caccecaad
Aver & Karweli
Blaney
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Mosmer, Crampton & Kane Cutter & Paper
Greene Nazro
Winch & Co
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Manete
Grand Junction KR
Lowell RK. Ik
Faxon, Willams & Faxon
Fe Weston
Butler, Breed
F. T
Cobh, Bates & Ery
Faxon, Williams & Faxon
Winch & Ex Ome
Glaney Bros & Co
Wade & Bassett, Ob
Cacwene Mlehnan
Cheney & Co
Sevnieke
Faxon
Williams & Faxon
Ateicscess
Joe J
Baltimore
Jonas Pigmct IB
Blake & Page
Ceesessee
Stewart, Noves & CO
Sensege
Providence
H. Crud Caste
Albany
Aldrich & Creses
Sumner Cresby & Son
Mheed & Co
Loud & Co
Peckham, Ralph & Co
WB Reynolds & Co
JO Dean
Gillman, Cheney & Co
Ford & Son
Hickox & Co
Gannett
Elsworth & Co
Jinecme Railroad
Blaney & Co
Foster & Co
Lamson
Jackson & Morss
Davis & Taylor
Wheeler
Rodney J
Hardy & Co
Ranlett
Clark
Sumner Crosby
Gardner
York
True & Co
Bush Shorts
Somerville Flour Co
Walt Klaridge Brewery Co
Stanley & Co
Clark & Co
Boston and Albany Railroad
Oates Denny, Rice & Co
Willams & Coburn
Howland & Co
New York and New England Railroad
Bales
Brown & Son
Priest & Co
Wright, Worster & Delano
Harding, Martin & Co
Wim Greenough & Co
T Wing & Co
Garrison & Co
K Hobbs
Providence Railroad
Aes Hutchins, Kitching
Uilsboro Mills
Hall
Brown, Steese & Clarx
Washington Mills
Eastern Railroad
Soule & Gould
Soule
Bond & Co
Butchings, Kitching & Co
Fitenburg Railroae
Lowell Railroad
Nichols, Dupee & Co
Fenno, Son & Co
Do Nourse, Dabney
Do Ball & Co
New York
Neptune
Philadelphia
Saxon
Brown, Steese & Clark
Slido Hall & Co
Johnns Hopkins
Hobbs
Walker Bros
Fitchburg Railroad
Thayer, Brigham & Co
Thacher & Co
Low‘ll Rakiroa
Ly Sea
Orfolk
Johns Hopkins
J Smith & Co
KJ Brown & Co
Manning & Sears
Thayer
Rngram & Co
HC Thacher & Co
Atlantic Mills
Ates Mills
Boston Mills
Saltonstall
Massachusetts Mills
Boott Mills
Toa Mills
Lawrence Mills
J C Birdseye
Leyland Line
Wales
Savannah—Steamer
Worcester
New York and
New England Railroad
Savanush
Pork and live hogs reach varied prices in Cincinnati market
Telegraph reports Cincinnati trading with extra heavy pork at 1025 dollars and down to bulk shoulders at 38. Hogs receipts 2499 head, varied packing and butcher prices, steam at 675, live hogs mixed around 3 to 4 dollars. Chicago market notes receipts 15,000 head, strong market, heavy at 474 to 485, cattle and sheep receipts and prices also listed with modest declines in cattle.
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Chicago
aT&ec
Telegraph
Si Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Cbicago
Cotton Markets from Galveston and Augusta
Telegraph report notes Galveston net receipts 4549 bales with cross receipts also 4549 bales and coastwise shipments 1479 bales. Sales 660 bales, stock 65, £69 bales. market firm and middling at 9 1/2 cents. Augusta receipts 326 bales, gross receipts 25 dollars per bale, sales 118 bales. market quiet with middling around 8 1/2 cents.
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Boston Post
Galveston
Louisville
Charleston
St Louis
Baltimore
S.c
C. Cincinnat
Wilmington
Great Britain
New York
Philadelphia
Warnet Firm
Menphis
Norfolk
From Europe and Atlantic Sailings Listed with Ports
Shipping notices from the era list vessels and routes between New York, Liverpool, Halifax, and European ports. Entries include Suevia City of Chester Polynesian Victoria and other steamers with dates in February and March, noting star-marked ships carrying mail or passengers.
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Nau
L&aveis
Dave
Caspiad
Liverpool
Halifax
Reb
Victoria
Liverpoo
Horton
Jdverpool
Fed
Haulax
Europe
Algeria
New York
Hamburg
City of Chester
Marathor
Boston
Ceeses
Massachusetts
Pembroke
Palestine
Mails Close at Koston Post Office For Various Ocean Routes
Shipping notices list sailings from New York to Queenstown Liverpool St Thomas Porto Rico Venezuela Bermuda Hayti Jamaica Havana City of Washington Acapulco Southampton Bremen Havanas Porto Rico Pacific Central America and Glasgow. Steamers Atlas Canima City of Washington Rhea Santiago de Cuba Devonia Zeeland and more depart Feb 25 26 28 with time marks and destinations.
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Omer Lopez
Wheeler
Cardenas
Albert W Smith
Lorng
Havana
Newburyport
Achilles
Bacon
Philadelphia
Panther
Miller
Nadale
Ulmer
Salem
Lancaster
Millis
Williamsport
Willetts
Linzie Smith
Faton
Virginia
William G Kk Mowry
Hoboken
Ada Hudson
Perth Amboy
Port- New Bedford
Nautilus
Tolman
Wareham
New York
Pall River
Ella Pressey
Watts
Elizabethport
Florida
Crocker
Daniel Brown
Emerson
Baltimore
Jed Frye
Lenesey
Poe
Poe Oe
Wild Pigeon
Bray
Philselphia
Bristol
Pointer
Dill
Providence
Wiliam S. Mount
Provost
Catharine Whiting
Harding
Elizabeth S Lee
Lee
William Hi Mailier
Patterson
Clara B. Rogers
Rogers
Mary Miller
Dayton
Johns Hopkins
Stow
Tonawanda
Sherman
Schs
Canonicus
Orswell
Fall River
David S Siner
Huntley
Georgetown
Lady Huen
Howe
Jennie M Carter
Carter
Newport
Pill
Clara E Rogers
S Mount
Mary Elmsden
Boston
Julia
Perry
Maggie Mulvey
Hart
Wing
Little Lime Rock
New London
Hattie Lolix
Newbern
Com Kearney
Cyrus Hall
Howes
Pensacola
Thomas J Martin
Marts
Charleston
Weymouth
Mass
City of Richmond
Liverpool
Helvetia
Circassia
Glasgow
Rialto
Hull
Humbert
London
Donan
Bremen
Berlin
Acton
Antwerp
City of New York
Niagara
Lone Star
New Orleans
Knickerbocker
Cockermouth
Reynolds
Manila
Empire
Leckie
Vis Fayal
Lina
Ahrens
Jane Fish
Young
Delaware
Jaime Citels
Bolet
Montevideo
Curacoa
Faulkner
Annie McDougall
Matanzas
Joseph Baker
Ryder
Esther
Benjamin
Ha Vana
Brigsbride
Haake
Santos
Joseph Clark
Stahl
St Croix
Adam White
Dewey
Cardinal
Emmal Hall
Clara
Adams
MefFadden
Sagua
Blanco
Foster
Doschs Setagawa
Brothers
Borsell
Baltimare
City
Brussels
Watkins
Dorian
McDonald
Mediterranean
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Wap Sise
Vera Crus
Augustine Kobbe
Ford
Brig Brothers
Vibert
Rio Janeiro
Mary Heten
Jeflison
St Dominic City
Ar 24Th
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Putnam
Zara
Floreira
Horton
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Howard A Hunt
Ross
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Kelley
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Poole
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J C Sweeney
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Barks Jessie
Jones
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Anderson
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Lizzie & Emma
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Lizzie G. Gilchrist
St John
Wim Rice
Pressey
Nettie Cushing
Robinson
Thomas Boag
Sommers
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Heil
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Johnson
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Gardner
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Sennett
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EM Reed
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Lida Babcock
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Fragmented Prospectus Praise Reflects Broad Support
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The Post and Its Diverse Readerships Highlighted
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Its Advantages and Management Aim for Patron Liberality
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