Elevators Not To Be Run by Boys Under Fifteen Years
In the General Court a long debate over an amendment to dis enfranchise voters for crime. Wardwell pressed to strike infamous crimes. Sanger and Greenough argued. The chair ruled, the initial amendment adopted 92 to 28, later the life disfranchisement option was rejected as a backward step. The article details broader legislative matters including endowment fund rules, street railways Meigs elevated system, and liquor law hearings.
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Senate
Dilhicats Wardwell
Haverhill
Sanger
Boston
Gilman
Newton
Greenough
Wakefield
Wardwell
Dewey
Mi. Greenough
Hildreth
Iolyoke
Mon Sprout
Worcester
Williams
Dedham
N.S. Myrick
Herbert Mackintosh
Endowment Order of Worcester
W. R. Knowles
Everett
United Order O Supreme Equity
Charles H. Robinson
Lynn
Order of the Atsis
John S. Camrell
Fraternal Association
America
J. H. Butler
Meigs
Committee On
George K.towle
General Butler
William H. Whitmore
Henry Hale
Bradford
Grand Army
Representative Day
Committee On Manufactures
Boston Towboat Company
Committee On Harbors
Custodians of Elevators Bill Debated in House
A bill on employing elevator custodians and regulating speed drew lengthy debate. Amendments were offered and the measure, ordered to a third reading, now prohibits employing anyone under fifteen to operate an elevator and restricts speeds over 200 feet per minute for operators under eighteen.
House Bills Brought In Reported by the House
The House reported bills to raise police commissioners salary to 3500 a year to incorporate the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions of the American Christian Convention to allow a minor wife to release dower and homestead in her husband's real estate to define notice for certain actions and to authorize Berkshire county to borrow money to establish a truant school.
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HOUSE
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions of the American Christian Convention
Berkshire County
Inexpedient House Action On Liquor Hours and Offenses
The house reported an inexpedient motion on saloon closing hours and on making abusive language on public highways a crime. It also considered allowing original wills to be used nationwide. Leave to withdraw was granted on Grafton & Upton railroad track relocation petitions and on James Hearfer aid petition and Annie Corliss state aid request.
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United States
Grafton & Upton Railroad
James Hear
Annie Corliss
House Matters Assigned Report On Realty Purchase Power
Mr. McNary of Boston presented the judiciary committee report authorizing withdrawal on the Frank Jones Brewing Company petition for power to purchase hold and convey real estate. The fisheries and game committee reported it inexpedient to legislate regarding trout taking time limits in Franklin county and this item was set for Monday next.
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McNary
Boston
Committee On the Judiciary
Frank Jones Brewing Company
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Franklin County
House Calendar shows measures on trout streams and Newton court salary
Passed to be engrossed bills to elect engineers of the fre department in Woburn to curb water pollution of trout streams and to set the Newton Police Court justice salary. Reports accepted leave to withdraw on trout propagation appropriation petitions and orders amending statute reach tidal waters and riparian rights at stream mouths.
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Woburn
Police Court of
Newton
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
H.C. Davis
Commonwealth
Matters in the Senate Passes and Reports Filed
Senate actions include bills engrossed to amend statutes on pauper burial chastity and decency, incorporate Natick Dell Park Cemetery, adjust cooperative banks and Woburn city meetings, and confirm various individuals. Several committee reports were accepted or laid over including charters, sales acts, and state aid petitions, with a notable infectious disease notice dispute and a health board notice amendment discussed.
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Senate
Dell Park Cemetery Association
Natick
Woburn
Southern Vermont Railroad
Kitchburg
Metropolitan Sewerate
Frank W. Morse
Gratton Land Company
Sarah H. Burnham
Tabor Academy
Marion
James Donovan
Board of Health
Real Estate Mortgages and Transfers Noted in Boston
Real estate news lists mortgage and transfer records including Jacob Thoemmel to Germania Cooperative Bank for an Eighth street property in South Boston at 2200, and James K. F. Maroney to E. P. Fouley on Wall Street for 3000. Numerous other deeds, estates, and trustee transfers across South Boston, Roxbury, Dorchester, Chelsea, Charlestown, and Brighton are recorded with varied sums, plus forthcoming sales by Union Store Company and others in Everett and Roslindale set for March.
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Real Estate Exchange
Jacob Thoemmel
Germania Cooperative Bank
Eighth Street
South Boston
Jyman Locke Et al
Benjamin Dean
Broadway
Willian M. Brown, Jr
George W. Wattle
Hawthorne Street
John Donovan
A. H. Lathane
Avon Place
Grafton L. Flynn
Elias H
Gates Street
Daniel S. Healey
Timothy Connolly
Windsor
Westminster
M. A. Green
E. P. Melzar
Trenton Street
W. L. Whitney
H. A. Wood Et al
Schuyler Street
J. W. Jones
H. R. Parker
Fourth Street
Harriet G. Hamlin
Guardian
Franklin Savings Bank
Harrison Avenue
Charles S. Hamlin
Mabel A. Randall
William J’. Wood
Bennington Street
Michael J. Downey
Charlestown
Five Cent Savings Bank
Water Street
Catherine Ahern
Abby Hassam
West Cedar
Myrtle Streets
John Bantle
William O. Curtis Et al
Minden Street Court
Heath Place
Roxbury
Stillman B. King
George Lewis
Shawmut Avenue
Dana P. Bartlett
Chestnut Hill Land Trust
Sunderland Road
Albert A. Young
Hamilton Mayo
Granville Place
Brook Avenue
Dorchester
Thomas Murray
Mary &. Hyde
Silver Street
Aarons
Melatosi
John Townsend
Marcella
Washington Streets
Charles P. Leake
James Ft. Wesson
Newbury Street
Jason
Bailey
Quincy A. Shaw Et al
Washington Street
Haymarket Place
Ludwig Groenewald
John May
Athens Street
Boston
Charles A. Bray
James J. Breast
Suttle Avenue
James P. Grieve
Sophia C. Harbeck
Albany Street
Nathaniel M. Jewett
Hadley ‘Talbot
Merchants’ Cooperative Bank
Idaho Street
Thomas Conners
Patrick Campbell
Second
Bolton Streets
Michel Friedman
Augustus Russ
Melrose Street
Frederick W. Tancock
Frederick J. Herter, Jr
Wilson and
Abbott Streets
West Roxbury
Wesley E. A. Legg Et al
Benjamin W
Ashmont Street
Laura A. Sargent
Henry W. Savage
Hanson Street
John X. Long
Union Park
James KF. Maroney
E. P. Fouley
Wall Street
George W. D. Reed
James Lavery
Lexington Street
PK. J. Balfe
D. W. Jones
Samuel Dorr
Susan E. Dorr
India Street
Central Wharf
William A. Davis
Union Store Company
Everett
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Boston Symphony to Present Another Matinee in City
High demand for the Boston Symphony Orchestra has prevented more popular matinees in this city. A further concert is announced for Wednesday afternoon next week with Mile Clementine De Vere and Mr. Anton Uekking as soloists. Rubinstein's bal Costume will be featured in the orchestral programme.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Mile
Clementine de Vere
Anton Uekking
Rubinstein
Paine's Furniture Co Offers Special Furniture for Invalids
In a time of prevalent sickness Paine's Furniture Co at 48 Canal Street Boston advertises a catalogue of Special Furniture for Invalids and the Sick. The notice urges readers to prepare for emergencies by ordering items now rather than later.
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Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal Street
Boston
Furthe
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure
An advertisement asserts a cure for catarrh bronchial throat and lung diseases when taken early using Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery with a money back guarantee. It promotes Pierce's Pellets as a pleasant purgative and urges prompt returns if not satisfied.
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Dr. Pierce
Boston Money Market Quiet Yet Firm on Short Loans
The Boston money market shows quiet firmness with Clearing House loans near 5 to 6 percent and time loans from 4 1/2 to 6 1/2 percent. Exchange activity rises, New York funds move at discounts, and the market closes mixed with several bond and stock movements across railroads and banks.
Exchange of bonds offered to holders of Maine Central style notes
Holders of Androscoggin and Kennebec bonds maturing between 1890 and September 151 may exchange for new 4 1/2 percent Maine Central Consolidated Mortgage bonds through April first. Apply to Fred E. Richards, Banker, 98 Exchange Street, Portland, Maine, for full details.
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Androscoggin & Kennebec
Maine Central
Fred E. Richards
Exchange Street
Portland
Maine
Charleston Mining Declares Quarterly Dividend
The Charleston Mining and Manufacturing Company announces a quarterly dividend of 850 per share.
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Charleston
D. C
New York Financial Market Mixed Amid Quiet Day on Feb 25
Money on call easy at 4 to 7 percent with last loan at 4 and commercial paper firm. Sterling exchange soft with bills at 4.8142 and demand 4.8542. Government and railroad bonds steady. Lackawanna spurt faded as prices edged higher but closed generally quiet. Tennessee Coal rallied to 61 and later slipped, Grangers faced selling pressure. Total sales $722,000 with minor gains and broad weakness in several issues.
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New York
Clearing House
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Wallace
Draper
Merchants’ National Bank
Bank of North America
Messrs. Spitzer & Co
Toledo
Denison
Tex
Treasury
Atchison
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fer
Total
Central New England & Western
Boston News Bureau
Rutland Preferred
Delaware & Hudson River Railroad Company
Friends of the Delaware & Hudson
Rutland
Central Vermont
Vermont
Delaware & Hudson
Maverick Land Company
Lamson
Butte & Boston
Montana
Silver Bow
Jevel
Salmier
Huron
Calumet & Heela i
Osceola
Calumet News
Calumet
Opechee
Sugar Trust
New York Court of Appeals
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Dulness
Lackawanna
Tennessee Coal
Louisville & Nashville
Chicago Gas
Bears
Manhattan
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
International
New York, Susquehanna & Western
St. Paul C.& M
Northern Pacific
Foreign financial reports from London and Berlin markets
London reports show mixed firsts and seconds for Atlantic & Great Western Canadian Pacific Erie Illinois Central Mexican Central St Paul New York Central Pennsylvania Reading and Mexican Central with discount rate at 4.4 percent. Berlin’s Imperial Bank notes a 16.18 million mark rise in specie.
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D. m
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Clinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexican Central News
Atlantic & Great_ Western
Illinois Central
Mexican Central
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Market Summary: Commodities Steady to Active Across Food Staples
Commercial notices report steady to firm conditions in staples such as corn, oats, barley, butter, cheese, beans, eggs, pork products, beef, and tallow. Some items like flour, oatmeal, and rye flour show quiet or dull activity while potatoes and sweet potatoes remain fairly active. cranberries and Florida oranges show firm or abundant or unsettled trends.
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Florida
Cloth Market Dull in Fall River Trade
Fall River reports a very dull print cloth market with little business and transactions mainly on odds. Quotations show 3 1/2 cents for 64x 64s and 34 seconds nominal for 66s, reflecting muted demand and modest pricing.
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Fall River
Lumber Market News Brisk Spring Trade Expected
The lumber market shows strong spring demand with limited stock for certain items. Dealers report difficulty filling orders, steady spruce prices, and a general upward trend with expectations of higher prices. Dry spruce and hemlock are scarce while Pennsylvania and Eastern sales held around 1350 to 1420.
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Pennsylvania
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Thomas Collizan
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Edward H. Furber
James N. Thompson
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Devonshire
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Fastern Electric Cable Co
Gethins Electrical Mfg
Union Electric Car Co
Thomson-Houston Co
Thomson-European Elec
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
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Western Land
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