Wholesale Fish Dealers Near War Over Unified Prices
Wholesale fish dealers in the city edge toward a price war as disputes over fair selling rates surface. A split within the Fresh Fish Offerers' Association prompts threats of boycotts and disrupted sales on the Boston wharves, with fishermen and consumers bearing the fallout.
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Fresh Fish O.ilers’ Association
F.J. O’gara & Co
J. P. Locker & Co
Blanchard & Towle
Iide
Insde
Boston
Luis
David
Sven
Vnto
J. B. Locker
G. C. Richards
George C. Richards & Co
New York
Washington
Fulton Streets
Gloucester
Portsmouth
Rockport
Aecioth
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Burglary Baffles Electric Alarm At Sum yer Chauncey Store
A thief with a large gripsack outfitted with silk valued at about 500 dollars spent the night hidden among crates in the Jnncksop Mandel Daniell store. He woke, grabbed two bundles of silk, sold goods, and vanished as police hunt the ingenious burglar who evaded electric alarms.
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Jnncksop, Mandel & Daniell
Sumayer and
Chauncey Streets
A. H. Alvold
W. R. Cook
Atcok
Local Lodges Hold Meetings and Announce Events Across City
Company I of the Light Regiment entertained at the armory on Market Street with officers from other units as guests. The Knights of Labor discussed price adjustments with the executive board and the Lasters’ Union marked its sixth anniversary with a Coliseum ball and entertainment. Providence Lodge of Odd Fellows installed officers and named a long list of members and officers. An adjournment to the Revere House followed for a banquet planning session.
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Market Street
Knights of Labor
Lasters
Sea Ai Pe Agarime Association
Grand Army District
James L. Bryant
Providence Lodge of Odd Fellows
N. G
Charles MH. Goldthwait
V. G
George H. Hinds
Rufus Kimball
E. T. Jones
P.S
Henry Bubier
Jacob . Holt
I. QO. Willey
W. Alley
J.W. Gerry
N.G C
A. Wright
J. G
John Keyes
C. G
Thomas Wentworth
Willar F F. Wentworth
L.S. V.G
James S. Caadwick
R.I
George Beals
Fred Holder
B.C. Heath
Revere House
Stockholders Elect Directors at King Mutual Insurance
The annual meeting of King Mutual Insurance Company stockholders elected directors Ezra H. Baker Edward M. Brewer Henry C. Brooks T Quincy Browne T Jeffer son Coolidge John W Cumings Andrew Cutting George Dabney John S Emery Charles F Fairbanks Osborn Howes Alpheus H Hardy Joseph Alusigi Albert Lewis William Perkins Charles F Berry N W Rice J Henry Sears William Simes Howard Stockton Cyrus Wakefield Aston D Weld J Goodwin Whitney Charles F Wyman and William Perkins. The same meeting re elected president and George L De Blois as secretary and treasurer.
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The
King Mutual Insurance Company
Ezra H. Baker
Edward M. Brewer
Henry C. Brooks
T. Quincy Browne
T. Jefferson Coolidge
John W. Cumings
Andrew Cutting
George 8. Dabney
John S. Emery
Charles F. Fairbanks
Osborn Howes
Alpheus H. Hardy
Joseph A.lusigi
Albert Lewis
William Perdkins
Charles F. Berry
N. W. Rice
Governor appoints Myron Walker as colonel on staff
Governor Robinson yesterday named Myron E. Walker of Belchertown to his staff as colonel. Walker, born in Belchertown on February 18 1847, enlisted as a drummer in the Tenth Massachusetts in 1861 and served through the war. Afterward he engaged in business on the Pacific slope and rose to secretary and manager of tha
Liquor Dealers Hopeful as City Board Changes Loom
A Boston wholesale liquor dealer criticizes the police board's strict enforcement. He notes a 6:55 a.m. arrest for a 6:10 opening and suggests actions may shift with spring. He fears rigid law work may provoke prohibition and policing overreach.
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Boston
Post
Board of Police
Ireland's Uncrowned King Parnell Dominates British Politics
A Harper's Magazine assessment portrays Charles Stewart Parnell as the era's central figure. It notes his virtual control of Irish MPs, his balance of power in Parliament, and his unprecedented leadership style, likening him to an uncrowned king whose influence may endure beyond his lifetime.
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Burke
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Germany
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Etby
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Ireland
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Tara’s Hall
Lord of the Round Towers
Tara
Local factory resumes work after amicable settlement
Workers at William RichKean's shoe factory return to duty as disputes are settled. The county commissioner sets February 3 for a hearing on the Mayor and aldermen's petition to lay railroad tracks across Bridge Street at grade. Probate Court proves wills of Daniel B Esther and others. sixteen administrations granted. inventories list values for several estates. Salem's Satem Police Relief Association elects officers, reporting a flourishing fund of 6619 in treasury from the ball and investments.
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William RichKean
Bridge Street
Daniel B. Esther
Danvers
Mary A. Colby
Lyon
Annie M. Faeti
Marblehead
Mary W. Farrington
Salim
Abner Alley
Lynn
William Weart Woods
Newburyport
Sulas Follanbee
Waeet Newbury
Benjamin J. Bitta
Bradford
John Dwyer
Charles Newhall
James P. Boyce
Frederick Burnham
Manchester
Satem Peolice Relief Association
Marshal Jonn W. Hurt
J. P. Allen
J. B. Skinner
George H. Blinn
Treasury
Bank
Boston Women’s Suffrage League Plans for School Committee Vote
The Boston Women’s Suffrage League held a Park Street meeting last evening to expand women’s vote for school committee next year and push the suffrage bill. Hon. Charlea Endicott could not attend. Members pledged to write to ward representatives and to sign a league pledge to vote for school committee. A committee was to be formed to display women’s tickets and stickers in precincts citywide. Representatives from wards spoke on uniting behind a chosen candidate if women mobilize.
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Charlea BE. Endicott
Brookline
Boston Women’s Suffrage League
Park Street
Henry L. Whiting
League
Chinese cook Ah Kang faces return to China aboard ship
Ah Kang, cook on the barkentine Moses B Tower, was ordered not to leave the vessel under Chinese immigration law. He was found walking Boston streets and arrested. A warrant seeks Captain Baker for bringing the Chinaman into the country. Ah Kang longs to reunite with his Canton wife and two children.
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Ah Kang
Moses B. Tower
Hallett
China
United States
Ah He
Boston
Baker
Canton
Custom House
Evangeline Vessel Fire Probe of Boarded Suspects
Captain John F. Richards of the schooner Evangeline faced Commissioner Hallett on a conspiracy charge with Michael OBrien Peter Richawiz and Camille Doyle to burn the vessel. Evangeline burned near Bird Island on December 21 and was towed to a city wharf. valued at 4000. insured 1560. cargo flour sugar coffee insured for 5000. Vessel belonged to Kisuvoucto New Brunswick.
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John F. Richards
Evangeline
Hallett
Michael O'Brien
Peter
Richawiz
Camille Doyle
Bird Island
North American Innsurance Company
Kisuivoucto, N. B
Massachusetts Births Marriages and Deaths Registration
The state spends over 49 090 annually to obtain vital records. To improve accuracy Massachusetts Secretary of State circulates guidance to city and town clerks urging careful reporting to achieve near perfect registration.
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Commonwealth
Secretary of State
Massachusetts
Alderman Relates Public Prayer Habit At City Hall
A story told at City Hall describes a newly elected alderman who boasts of his honesty and religious principles. He says he prays audibly every night before bed and does not care who hears him.
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City Hall
Opening of the Big Bull Movement in Boston Markets
The Boston money market stays quiet as mercantile paper demands soften and banks push higher rates. New York funds rise, Sterling strength sparks debate on gold shipments, and a strong January stock boom lifts Atchison and Eastern amid broad market activity.
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Stock Exchange
Atchison
Boston
New York
Bears
Local Stock Exchange
William F. Owens
New England
Fitchburg
Lowell
Pennsylvania
New Haven
Hartford
Baltimore and Ohio
Investment Bonds Offered by Multiple Cities and Towns
The notice lists bonds from Akron Aurora Boston Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dayton Detroit Lynn Omaha St. Louis and Beverly Montague for sale. It states bonds are offered for sale by these municipalities and towns.
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Akron
Ohio
Aurora
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Fragmented OCR Item Lists Several Entities and Amounts
OCR fragment lists items and numbers including ships, services, stock values, meters, and a telephone entry. The readable parts mention Bruns, Bertin, Honerine, Burton Stock, Bowman, and Mexican Telephone with various dollar and unit figures, but no coherent event.
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Qod Dudrin
Escseeeerenetsenereversnesesasers Reees
Bertin
New York Money Markets and Rail Stocks End Week Weak Then Rally
In New York on January 5 money on call held at 2 percent while mercantile paper hovered around 4 to 5 percent. London exchange quiet with 60 day bills at 4 85 and demand at 4 84. Rail stocks led a late day rebound after early losses as coal and sterling concerns weighed on prices. Western Union, Missouri Pacific and Indianapolis Bloomington Western posted notable gains amid mixed commodity trends.
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Boston
Mercantile
New York
Regiat
Liigicur
Sterling Exchange
New York Bears
Drexel, Morgan & Co
J. Seligman
Sterling
Reichsmarks
Jlocal
New York Stock Exchange
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Kan
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New England
Franklin
Mining Journal
Treasury
Vivian
Osceola
Quincy
No. 2
Pewabic
Mining Board
Milford Mining and Milling Company of
Milford, Mays
Prime Mercantile
London
Aes
Actire
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Delaware and Hudson
Omahas
Union Pacific
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Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
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New Orleans Pacific
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Columbus
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Trade and IFS Outlook From Chamber of Commerce
Market activity was firm with fair second call sales. Transactions include nine cars February two white at 40 percent and three cars March at 413 percent. Various bids and asks noted for No 2 white, January through May, with inspections listing 78 steamer yellow corn cars and multiple lots of oats and wheat.
Market Summary Flour And Grain Prices And Wheat Rates
Flour and grain markets show no improvement with mixed prices across regions. Chicago and Milwaukee report quiet to dull trading. New York wheat and corn shift lower or steady amid large receipts, while St Louis and Detroit note subdued activity.
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Michigan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
Chicago
St Louis
Minneapolis
Dali
Bush
Canada
St. Louie
Cotton Markets Show Mixed Yet Quiet City Trade
Cotton markets across multiple ports report quiet steady tones on January 4. New York and New Orleans show firm to quiet conditions with middlings around 9 to 9 1 4 cents, while Galveston and Savannah note steady to quiet demand. Overall receipts totals rise across several ports with exports to Britain and the continent tracked, and consolidated three day totals cited.
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New York
Uplands
Orleans
Augusta
Galveston
Continent
New Orleans
Great Britain
Mobile
Savannah
Memphis
Charleston
Mids
Willmington
Lloc
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
St. Lenie
Ouisville
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Foreign Markets Roundup from London to Havana
Market report from London on wheat and grain supplies and quiet demand. Liverpool prices for winter and spring wheat, corn and peas. London consols and bonds listed. Liverpool cotton prices firm with futures steady. Havana sugar and Spanish gold prices noted.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
California
Corm
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Hinois Central
St Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Uplands
Orleans
Havana
Isaports New Orleans molasses and cotton loading notes
In New Orleans the steamer Jessie Freeman reported loading 192 barrels of molasses awaiting departure for Savannah while the steamer Gate Guy carried two bales of cotton. The fragmented report notes cargo and port activity without clear destinations or schedules.
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Isaports
New Orleans
Jessie Freeman
Savannar
Gate Guy
Bales Colton
Foreign Exports From Liverool and Glasgow Trade List
A historical shipping list details shipments from Liverool and Glasgow aboard the Norseman and Prussian steamers. It itemizes bacon, cotton bales, pork and lard tierces, salt meats, machinery, hardware, steel, leather items, oats, corn, bags, cattle, and various goods including apples and mackerel with quantities such as 66 rolls leather 9 cases crayons 4886 bb's dour 91 oxtes cotton waste 11 pkgs and 23 220 pounds clete. The record notes diverse cargo including 51400 head cattle and 599 pkgs ham among others.
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Eng
Norseman
Glasgow
Scot
Prusian
Receipts of Staple Products Jan 4 Across Railroads
List of cargo and quantities shipped by multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Boston and Prov dre, New York and New England, Litchburg Kaitou, Boston and Maine, and Western Division. Items include cotton bales, wool, flour, corn, oats, oats, butter, lard, beef, beef, hides, pelts, leather, timber, and provisions with numerous counts and sacks.
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Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston and Prov
New York and
New Egland
Litchburg
Kaitou
Maine
Meine Raurosa
Bates
Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 4
A table lists total receipts of staple goods across points of shipment compared with the previous year. Items include molasses, sugar, coffee, lard, beef, pork, hides, and leather with quantities and values shown for 1886 and 1885, plus a separate section detailing the value of imports into the Port of Boston for the week ending Jan 1, 1826, by country and product.
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Value of Exports from the Port of Boston Weekly Summary
The document lists export categories and values for the Port of Boston for the week ending January 1. Commodities include agricultural implements, machinery, breadstuffs, candles, carriages, coffee, dyes, leather, marble, matches, vegetables, preserved meats, sewing machines, sugar, lumber, and other goods. Country totals show shipments to Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, British West Indies, Britain, Cuba, and other destinations with varying sums.
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Wagan
Nova Scotia
Cao
French West Indies
Newfoundland and Labrador
West Indies
Cuba
Benum
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Court Resumes Trials by Jury This Wednesday
Trials by jury will be resumed in this court on Wednesday. Court opens at 1 o clock in Room at 22 Court street. Listed order numbers include 3200 3196 3202 3209 3311 3213 and related amounts 216 8220 3225 3226 228 3231 222 3235 3250.
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Blodgett
Thompson
Mason
Court Street
Suffolk County Heal Estate Attachments
James V. Naylor sues J. M. Grosvenor and A. D. Richards for 10000 in tort. Mutual Safety Insurance sues John W. Chandler and George C. Bassett for 2200 in contract. John Connors sues Isaac C. Atkinson for 40 in contract. George W. Averill sues Charles G. Lynch for 175.
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James V. Naylor
J. M. Grosvenor
A. D. Richards
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John W. Chandler
George C. Bassett
John Connors
Isaac C. Atkinson
George W. Averill
Charles G. Lynch
Railroad troubles in Michigan and eastern line consolidations
Howell Michigan reports a railroad dispute where Toledo Ann Arbor and Northern Michigan workers cut under Lansing road and were opposed by Lansing line crews who tore up track and telegraph wires. Separately Huntington plans to consolidate eastern lines forming a large system including Chesapeake and Ohio and Kentucky Central with hundreds of miles.
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Strong man in presidency and reform talk
A Congress member praises the President after a handshaking encounter. He calls Cleveland strong and honest, notes remarkable early months and renewed hope for the year, while lamenting officeholding as a source of party discord and urging removal of small posts. He asserts the President has proper notions on reform.
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Crescent Boat Club Fourth Annual Hall Honored Oarsmen
Two hundred seventy five couples attended the Crescent Boat Club fourth annual hall in Odd Fellows Hall last evening. J Howard Richardson's orchestra provided music as Boston's leading oarsmen and many guests from outside gathered for the event. President J P Fox oversaw the evening with assistance from Shea DeLus Nixon luyer Healy Powers Murphy Pierce McCluskey Porter Dover Watson Pierce McDonough Flynn Hill Mandler Bell King and Ryan.
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Boston
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Keene church receives 25000 donation to clear debt
Mrs. Sally Kingsbury of Gilsum presents twenty five thousand dollars to the Baptist Society in Keene New Hampshire. The gift clears the balance of the church debt secured by a mortgage on the parsonage with a savings bank. The parsonage will be named the Kingsbury parsonage in her honor.
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Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Stephen Moxon
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R. T. Paine, Jr
Boston
Central. Savings Bank
Samuel A. Chase
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Lowell
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Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Co of Massachusetts elects board
At the annual stockholders meeting in this city yesterday the board for the ensuing year was elected. Directors named include L. B. Bates, F. E. A. Leslie, B. E. C. M. Bruce, and F. Huchinson. J. D. Bates was re elected president and K. A. Leslie vice president.
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Doyle pro ami v Bailey on trial before Judge Rockwell
The case of Doyle pro ami v Bailey remains active in court, noted in orders numbered 354 372 373 and 424. The proceedings continue under Judge Rockwell with no disposition yet reported.
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Doyle
Bailey
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Francis Hessh
W & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Iscom Lis
Washington Insurance Co
iMi
Nashua
National Bank
Reston Mig Co
Wester National Bank
Wilmington
R&r
American Loan and Trust Co
Boston Gas Light Co
Lawrence R
Lancaster Mills
Bay State Live Stock Co
Mudlex
Sioux City
Iowa Falls
New England National Balls
American Scow Co
Massachusetta
Lowa Falls
Amiton Lynse On Co
Merchants’ National Bank
Mechanics’ National Bank
Merrimack Naw Bank of Haverbil
City of Chicago
Horatio Harris & Ctr
Sustiemeers and Commission
Morehamt
State St
Gate City
Florida Oranges
Florida Fruit Exchange
Fayal Oranges
L@Bo'clock
Sarah
Sicily
Sumac
O’elock
Pojero
Pontiac
BKB
Hnightis & CO
Main St
Cambridgeport
Harrison Avenue
Beach Street
Clarendon
Chandler Street
Slaue
O'Cliock P. m
Clarenton Street
Lapi
Clarendon Street
Chaniler
Jakeza
Sawyer
Rodney Lund
John
Tyler
Albert Howe & CO
Reston
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!