Weekly payment bill sparks senate debate and amendments
A large senate audience watched a spirited session on the weekly payment bill. Norris led amendments challenging the payroll limits while others sought holidays exclusions and new commissions. The bill moved to engrossment after extensive debate and party lines.
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Senate
Norris
Jefferson
Labor Committee
Nourse
Forbes
Stend
Morse
Scott Alev
Usl
Kendricken
Railroad Commission
Foll
Yeas
Gould
Gove
Guon
Harlow
Jefts
Milliken
Neuse
Scout
Alper
Bigelow
Keynin
Cogswell
Duglas
Dunbar
Eme Rsen
Gie Ison
Hayes Howard
Howland
Deffers
Joms
Belasuire
Joles
Lyall
Joycut
Lies
Locke
McGahey
Marcouy
Naphen
Phillips
Reed
Yappan
Walter
Foyner
Jones
Joyner
Kall River
Phillip
Scott
Committee On Labor
Gaugh
Doneles
Brockton
Messrs
Gunn
Hourse
Wilbur
Court session recalls verdicts in Belle Farnham case and many dockets
Under Judge Blodgett and Judge Thompson, numerous cases were heard with verdicts for plaintiffs in several matters including 2016 Farnham vs Odd Fellows' Benefit and 1917 Margeret McKenzie vs Merchants and Salesmen's Benefit Association. Several cases went to jury out or were ordered. A fourth session adjourned to Monday due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett
Belle Farnham
Odd Fellows’ Benefit Association Company
Paul West
A. Hemenway
William Hine
Harrison Dunham
F. S. Hesseltine
J. F. Pickering
Jere Carew
Real Estate Improvement Company
F. W. Kittredge
N. C. Bartlett
James C. Reilly
Saily R. Sumner
Ontnial
J. E. Cotter
O. T. Gray
Margaret McKenzie
Merchants and Salesmen’s Benefit Association
B.C. Moulton and
C. PF
L. Powers
Barret Va. Judd
Superior Court Jury Waiver Session Adjourning
The Middlesex Superior Court reports a hearing of jury waiver cases with no other matters scheduled. Judge Rockwell presides. the court will reconvene tomorrow to settle exceptions and hear motions for new trials and related matters.
Middlesex Superior Court Finds Several Offenders
Feb 24 before Judge Aldrich. Watertown man James Darling pleads indecent assault on Madaline Maloney and receives eight months. Cim burg resident Michael McGrath convicted of liquor nuisance with $50 fine plus costs. James Be Whitenet of Lesington charged with adultera ed milk case with $10 fine and costs. Wakefield man Charles H Leland charged with sending obscene letters to school girls. two years at the house of correction. Johanna Buckley of Maiden linked to liquor nuisance with $100 and costs.
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James Darling
Watertown
Madaline Maloney
House of Correction
Michael McGrath
Cimburge
James BE. Whitenet Lesington
Charles H Leland
Wakefill
House of Corection
Johanna Buckley
Maiden
Railroad matters and finance notes from Philadelphia Record
The Morgan Welsh syndicate remains confident in completing its reorganization and urges bondholders to deposit securi ties. noncompliance means forfeiture and transfer of securities to other parties who will cover assessments. Also noted are Pullman building ten passenger coaches for Kings County life in Brooklyn, East Coast capitalists eyeing the Painesville and Youngstown railroad, and earnings and expansion reports for Boston Hoosac Tunnel line and the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern. Sioux Falls grants a $60,106 bonus to extend rail lines.
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Philadelphia
Morgan Welsh
Gowan
Barking House
Sna
Ceposite
Pullman Palace Car Company
New
Kings County Life
Brooklyn
N. Y
Painesville
Younngstown
Cleveland
Boston
Hoosac Tunnel
Western
Scond
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Financial distress spreads across towns as firms fail
A bleak report from Adelaide notes the Commercial Bark of South Australia suspending payment. Creditor meetings are called in New Britain and Danbury while liabilities range from 12,000 to 60,000 dollars. Several small businesses including box makers, grocers, and hat manufacturers face insolvency with unsecured creditors offered small recoveries and trustees appointed.
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Stockholm
Adelaide
South Australia
John Pineher
Cripester
Builier
New Britain
Conn
pMmMoyg
Ab’jsh Abbott
Derbars
Firpando Wood
Carpenter
Somerville
Mass
Ginbvlle
W. Hoyt
Danbury
Joseph W. Owen
Washington Street
Boston
Ke, W Smith
Worcester
Leews & Peters
Brennen
Bennington Street
East
Fuller Brothers
Danbury, Conn
Boston Boot and Shoe Trade Shows Labor Strife Across Cities
The Boston shoe trade reports quiet markets with brisk early contracts while Lynn experiences high unemployment and discontent over labor discrimination. Haverhill shows strong shipments, Brockton faces worker unrest, Beverly shops close amid demands, and wax and hip boot makers secure prices. Rubber goods remain in steady demand as weekly and year-to-date shipments rise compared with last year.
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Lynn
Haverhill
Brockton
Beverly
Listensen
J Bbbers
New Breland
Grand Union Hotel Promises Modern City Travel Deals
Visit New York City with Baggage Pxpresenge and $3 Carriage Hire. Grand Central Depot access and elevated railroad connections advertised. Regant rooms offered at high cost with daily rates around one million d4-2’s, $1 and upward. European plan with elevators and restaurant service highlighted. Families urged to choose Grand Union Hotel for better value than other diet-class options.
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New York City
Grand Central
Eas
Grand Union
Dull Money Market Rises Clearing House Rate
Boston financial news reports a dull money market with a brief rise in the clearing house rate to 2 and 2y percent. Outside loans show 2% to 2.5 percent, with firmer time paper. Reports cover bonds, railways, and copper, noting Oregon Short Line earnings and a potential market boom ahead.
New York Financial Markets End Mixed as Stocks Drift
The New York financial scene shows money on call easy at 1.2 percent and dull, dull trading across government and railroad bonds. Stocks closed quiet to firm with limited gains and declines, led by advances in a handful of names while several rail issues slipped after early strength. Delaware and Hudson declared a quarterly dividend of 1.44 percent, with a general pattern of small fractional moves across the board.
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Eastern
fKasterp Railroad Company
New York
New England
Clarke
Europe
New Haven
Atchison
Clinton
Springfield
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Ruland
Chicago
Burlington
Northern
Bell Telephone
Evie
Bell Company
Prim Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Tranginisckawansa Sud Keadinyg
Lrckawsunua Ian
Delaware and Hudson
Central
New Jersey
Keadly
Erie
New Ea
South Carolina
Cedar
Jersey
Lehigh
Wilkesbuarre
C.C
Cnicaga
Paul
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Binghampton
Tiris
Michigan Central
Lliq
St. Louis
Wid San Francis
Cairo
Arkansas
Texas
Lowshanroe City
Clarinda
Green Bay
City of Cleveland Bonds 1886 Prepayment Offer
The Maverick National Bank is authorized to prepay now any bonds of the City of Cleveland maturing in 1886. We will furnish other prime investment securities in exchange when desired. Asa P. Potter, President, Boston, February 23, 1886. February 26 notice.
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City of
Cleveland
Asa P. Potter
Boston Stock Exchange Closing Prices and Holdings
The Boston Stock Exchange records show varied closing prices and holdings across multiple brokers and securities on Feb 23 and Feb 24. Notable entries include At SF 7s, CB&N, CBRE QO 4s, KanPac Co 6s, NY&NE 2m6s, Rutland, Cape Cod lines, and several other regional issues, with prices ranging around 40s to 110s and notes of dollar amounts traded in thousands.
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Glen
Law
Bhiocuesteice
Eee
At& SF
iCol & Pa
Bur & Mo
Nebos
KanPac Co
Erie
Ny&ne
Og & Lake C Connggs
Rutland
Atrtoasf
BR Cpion
Ves
Ee Bos & Lowell
Cl & Canif
Neval South
Fla P M.t
F& SO
NiaNa
Gob
Dunkein
SOO
Drieselp& Tel
Oomrakina
Boston Land
Royiston
Bruukline
Dan Diego L
Mining and Miscellaneous Stocks Listed in Boston Trade
The report from Winson W. Faya Co lists mining and miscellaneous stocks with figures for February 24. It mentions Bonanza Development, DUNK IR, Catella, Bowman, People's Telephone, Empire, Standard Water Meter, National Bank entities, Cheshire Railroad, Boston and Maine, and several rail and manufacturing firms with varied share values and notes. The data reflects a broad catalog of securities traded in Boston with company names and approximate valuations.
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Bonanza Development
Bowman
Eves
Tasiman Freight
Hess
Wheat market closes mixed as reports trigger brief dip
Messie Emery and Hodges report wheat opened higher on strong buying but demand soon satisfied, prices fell after a rumor of Mr. Ream selling out, then recovered slightly before closing below the open. Corn, oats, pork move little with mixed changes and noted visible supplies shift in Chicago and New York.
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Messie
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Ream
Chicago
New York
Messrs
Waerst
Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending Feb 24
Market overview from Boston shows Ashes, Candles, Coal and Coffee trading with steady demand in various grades. Prices listed for numerous commodities including copper, cotton, dyes, drugs, fruits, oils, meats, and provisions, with freight rates and grain values noted across multiple shipping and domestic categories.
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Boston
Cotton and commodity prices across major markets in late February
New York reports steadier cotton with prices mostly unchanged and heavy grain and flour activity across Chicago St Louis and Milwaukee markets. Wheat and corn show mixed weakness and firmness, while pork and lard trade with modest shifts amid varied receipts and exports.
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New York
Uplands
New Orleans
St. Louis
Minnesota
Canada
Boston
Rice Tim
Vetrleum
United
City Extra India
Western Steam
South Americen
Elgin Crestnery
Michigan
SY. Louis
Burley
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Mich
Foreign markets update from London and Liverpool
Feb 24 report notes Cirgoves off coast and wheat strong with buyers and sellers separated. Cuxar on passage for shipment. wheat and corn firm in Mark Laose. London country markets steady. UK imports last week wheat 185000 to 191000 quarters, corn 15000 to 185000. weather unsettled in England. Liverpool sees breadstuffs steady with light offerings. cotton quoted and prices soft in favor of buyers. Consols and bonds listed. Havana markets show weak exchange and sugar quiet.
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Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Laguayra
Jamaica
Ziere
St. Domingo
Wharf
Sore
Gambier
Gymwbsc
Cassia
Nova Scotia
Labrador
London
Loose Muscatel
Valencis
Sultana
Sleeth
California
Turkey
Virginia
Valencia
Sicily
Liverpool
Glasgow
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Ageéinide
Brisbane
Auckland
Wunedin
Boston
Extimore
New York
Philadelphia
Michigan
Onio
Indiaon
St. Lou
Slec
Qurdits
Montevideo
Cordova
Santa Fe
Grav Forge Snunl
Bartron
Porto Rico
New Orleans MoOresses
Calcutta
Mouerste Gewand
Peiroleum
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commere
Cuxar
Mark Laose
United Kingdom
Egland Iosty
Paris
Uplands
Orleans
Cattle Market Report From Brighton and Watertown Week Ending Feb 24 1986
Boston Post correspondent Geo J Fox reports market totals for cattle calves sheep and lambs swine and hog prices and arrivals at Brighton and Watertown yards through February 24 1986. Includes state by state cattle and hog counts per state New Hampshire Vermont New York and Western regions with totals and car counts across rail lines and price ranges for market beef from a few choice to first quality.
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The
Boston Post
Geo. J. Fox
Herves
Swins
Ieee
N.hampshire
Bae
New York
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Prices Of Cattle And Sheep In New England Markets
A dense price sheet outlines rates for cattle, oxen, cows, calves, sheep, lambs, hogs, hides, tallow, and skins. It lists ranges by category, notes market steadiness, slow calve movement, scarce live poultry, and shipments/trades across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York and Liverpool exports. Several firms and buyers are named with cattle and sheep movements, weights, and prices, plus remarks on market tone and exporter losses.
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Maine
Coolidge & Son
W P Libby
Libby & Son
Gimes & Weston
Weiler & Libby
New Hampshire
W Tloimes
M Pike
Sargent
Aldriegh & Johnson
Breck & Woou
Philbrook
J B Sanborn
Vow & Moulton
Freeman & Wood
H A Wilcox
Vermont
Carroll
H Mooney
AO Turner
A Worthern
M G Planders
J Engram
W R Allen
P K Willard
A C Foss
A Pond
W G Townsend
Willian
R & French
C P Burke
P Pollard
HN Jenns
Woits & Farnham
N K Campi
GS Hastings
JB Remiex
Wweattie
AG Piper
F S Kimball
Masachusetts
H Wavier
Weatie
JS Hurry
W H Bardwell
New York
D McCarthy
B Long
Hathaway & Jackson
P. Fennex
Farrell & McFlyon
Gextila
Steele
Fiuirei & McFhynneste
Wuertown
Hatheway & Jackson
de Lw
Freeman & Wool
MG Flinders
H A Witcox
Ox Weiß
RP Pollurda
Whipple & Farohwn
J Kazam
Tod
Dow & Moulton
F Richercson
Bratieboro
Aldrich
J S Henry
J O
Sanborn Alirich & Joinson
Watertown
Bing Scala Stover
BP Pollard
Freenau & Wood
HA Wilcox
J Rob Rs
Claremont
Whipple & Farnban
P Wittard
Js Henry
J B Sargent
Aldrich & Johnson
Dow & Moutton
Covlidge
P Libby
New Hamshire
Aldach & Johnson
J OV Saunborn
Vermort
H Meaney
AO Tarney
A Worthein
MG Flanders
A A Pondls
A Wiliamson
RE Frere
HM Jeined
NK Campbell
Laby & Son
Weller & Lioby
C. Philbrook
Newmilch Gees
Kiboy
Isles of Y
Kimball
Remerker
Viculry
Pocdiod Street
Bessele
Richara
Liverpool
Cattie
P Bonner
Monroe
Frewit & Co
London
Carthagenian
Payvonta
Geoge H Hammond & Co
Brighton
Williamson & Craig
Sawyer
Hollis & Co
Alerich & Jonuson
AN Monroe
Sige
Farrell & Weskin
Shlex
J Ss Henry
W Seuildus
J DO Hosmer
H. M. Taft
Importations by Hem and for What Points of Destimation
Littleton Massachusetts February 22 1786 first cattle imports to Boston port by B Schuurmans from Friesland and Holland ship Antwerp January 29 arrived February 18 in good order. five yearling heifers calves one bull calf and one four year old cow. notable milking record and strong future calving prospects. prices set for four year old cow 2280 dollars and two year old stock 400 dollars each. Windom Minnesota J C Christie lands Aberdour Angus cattle import.
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Littleton
Mass
Fen
Boson
Schuurmans
Fitesland
Holland
Antwer
Hermann
Holsteis
H E Bricker
Philipens
Pyakt
Wondersants
HE Bakke
Culti Pers
Wonderriver
K Kupnus
Maderson
Friesland
J C Christie
Windom
Mitu
Aberdour
Scotland Breeds Ship from Glasgow Exports Heifers and Bull
A shipment from Morayshire Scotland includes ji heifers and one bull. They sailed on the steamer Carthagennian from Glasgow February 3 arriving at the isthmus. Bred from famed Aber and Abercour herds, they boast Paris and Egbert bloodlines and claim prizes at Paris and Elgin exhibitions. The dealer notes the cattle are high quality but not for sale unless offered around 800 dollars per head. This purchase marks the breeder William Robertson of Aberdour Mains and Mr. Christie’s herd strength.
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Morayshire
Scotland
Glasgow
Aber
Abercour
Egbert
Paris
Buls
William Robertson
Delilah
Burnside
Scotia
Minmore
Calved
JG Smith
Whig
Cain
Elgin
Glee
Aberdour
Breeter
Jupiter
Georgina
Baroust
Poe Jon
Bay State Farmers Move to Perfect Massachusetts Agricultural Society
About 150 Massachusetts farmers attended sessions at the United States Hotel as the Massachusetts Agricultural Society reorganized into the Bay State Agricultural Society. Edward Burnett was elected president and urged following the New York model for fairs and exhibitions. The group adopted a new constitution, renamed the society, and set a life membership provision with six consecutive annual tickets. A fall fair with premiums of ten thousand dollars was planned, locations under consideration Beacon Park or the institute fair building.
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Massachusetts Agricultural Society
United States
Massachusetts
Edward Burnett
Deerfoot Farm
New England States
Burdett
New York Society
Burnett
Beacon Park
Institute Fair
Bay State Agricultural
Winslow S. Lincoln
Worcester
Farfair
Charlestown YMCA Names New Gym Instructor and Officers
Mr KH Cann, formerly Lynn YMCA instructor, becomes Charlestown YMCA gym instructor. Monument Hall hosts a sectacle by Professor Anthoing. Elm Associates elects George H Churchill president, Thomas Shaw vice president, Willis Laughton secretary, James A McGillhy treasurer. A company D Ninth Regiment relief will be held at their hall. March 8 marks the anniversary of life organs Alien. Five Associates to present third appeal call at Monument Hall on March 8.
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KH. Cann
Lynn Young Men’s Christian Association
Athelum
Charlestown Young Men’s Christian Association
Anthoing
Monument
Marca
Elm Associates
Heers
George H.churchill
Thomas Shaw
Willis Laughton
James A. McGiichhy
Coarlestown Artillery
Occasius Deine
Monument Hall
Munrch
Mining stocks and odd listings at San Francisco market
The February closing prices for mining stocks and miscellaneous listings appear in a scrambled San Francisco report. It notes various company names and trades, though many words are garbled, with references to Giulia Cu ty and other entities, and a partial stock roster including jackets and equipment items.
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San Francisco
Val
Betchers
Iseeve
Ensa
touCa & Va
Eve Caenhe
Alibinea
Ewan Futeka
Giulia & Cu Ty
Delus Joy at Che tea and City Marriages
In this city many marriage notices dated February 14 to February 21 list couples including Horace Sade of Fall River and Kmuy, loved by FW Lovejoy of Chelsea, and McKinnon with Ernest and Arnie McKinnon. Also Menzer and Jennie Wherier, with Rev Gratti, and Joseph Yeager of Philadelphia with Mathews Lefavour of Marblehead.
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Luvsjoy
Che Tea
Menzer
Jennie K Wherier
Dr Miner
Joeph Yexger
Philadelphia
Penn
Meithies Field
Lane and Lane in Chelsea and City Humble Deaths
In the city on February 23 pneumonia claimed the life of Human Babes, youngest son of Thmas AH and Mary H Tyier, aged 15 years 6 months 16 days. Also at Chelsea on February 23 Captain Ernest Lane died, aged 52.
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J Yleer
City
Thmas AH
Mary H Tyier
Lane
Chelsea
Ernest Lane
Bale's showey the great Congaetre cures and tonics
Fragmentary OCR note mentions cures for toothache rheumatic pain and skin beauty with names like Sulphuaur Sos and Homons Hillettair. It lists products and remedies such as Pike's Toothache and Minats with minimal readable context. The source reads as a broken advertisement or medical patent line.
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Bale
Gienn
Hhean
Remasking assets of Insurance Comisty dividend promise
List of remasking assets for Shoe and Leather Insurance Company of Boston showing stocks and bonds, dividends payable to stockholders on March 3, with numerous municipal, railroad, manufacturing, and bank securities dated from 1843 to 1909. Includes Boston and Maine 7s, Fitchburg RRs, Old Colony 6s, and various company shares.
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Shoe and Leather Insurance Comisty
Boston
Bos Op
Albany
Boston and
Lowell
Maine
Old Colony
Fitchburg KR
Providence Cs
Newton
Arineton
Woburn
Lown
Uote
Tremont and
Suffolk Mills
Ao Fire Nations Bpk
Appleton National Bank
Lowell Gag Light Co
American Finance Company of
New York
Ao Day Shoe Co
Rutland RR Cord
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Kwalaiba Swuxi
Continental National Bays
Boston & Lower RR
Colupy KR
Maine Centra RR
Fiietburg KR
Chicago, Burington & Quincy BR
Huldal & Southwestern RR
Ex Steamship Athena Cargo Figures Report
Cargo figures from the Ex Steamship Athena list Messina oranges 2631 boxes and Messina lemons 405 boxes. Additional Palermo cargo includes 4476 boxes and 30940 boxes, reflecting goods handled in Palermo trade.
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