Inauguration Day Ends as Legislature Organizes
The article notes the completion of the 119 pageantry and form of inauguration day and the Legislature's organization. A Senator recalls never sitting through the entire ceremony before. The State House crowd included many ladies and both chambers, with Sergeant-at-Arms Mitchell praised. Mayor Whipple of Brockton, former House member, received a warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Senate
Mitchell
Mayor Whipple
Brockton
Ma Reed Seat Contested as Dowse Is Re-elected Chaplain
In the Senate the only lively moment was the daily chaplaincy election won by Rev Edmund Dowse with 19 of 36 votes. Rev Andrew McKeown had 9, Rev J W Burnham 7, and Rev M J Savage 1. Nephen, absent Wednesday, was escorted to the Governor for qualification. A petition by Herbert L Peck asks for no recount in the Bristol district seat. the matter is referred to the votes for Senators committee. The body adjourned after ceremonies and daily journal readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. Reed
Peck
Dpowse
Senate
Edmund Dowse
Andrew McKeown
J. W. Buamiiton
M. J. Savage
Nephen
Murphy
Hayce
Locke
Howard
Cogswell
Gunn
Alger
Joyner
Herbert L. Peck
Bristol
Reed
Committee On
Lia
Governor Hobinson’s Inaugural Address Delivered
The house convened at 1 o clock to qualify Cross of Mattapoisett, while Waldron was re-elected chaplain. A joint convention assembled to administer oaths to the Governor and Lieutenant-Governor, with Chief Justice Morton and Justices presiding. Governor Abinson delivered a one hour twelve minute inaugural address amid applause, then the journal was ordered printed in 500 copies and the day adjourned.
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Cross
Mattapoisett
Representative Mellen
Worcester
Daniel W. Waldron
Messrs. Lathrop
Springfield
Coes
Murphy
Lawrence
Scott
Middlesex
Wilbur
Suffolk
Lilley
Smith
Atkinson
Provincetown
Shea
Boston
Doane
Herwich
Hathorne
Shaw
Lowell
Burley
Randolph
McEitrick
Berton
Morton
Jucges Devens
Field
Charles Allen
William Allen
Holmes and Gardner
Supreme Court
Sherilf O' Brid
Brigham
Staples
Blod
Mason
Thompson
Superior Court
Robinson
Overnor Ames
Dalton
Executive Council
Rice
Claflin
Knight
Lon
B. Stebbins
Bates
Ssicdeard
John E. Sanford
Joseph E. Baker
Huckey N Shepherd
Dewey
Haile
Joan I. Baker
O'Brien
Harries Hall
Usher
Dr. Maer
Address to the Legislature on views and recommendations
The speaker presents views and recommendations to the Senate and House at the session opening. He notes more inquiry is needed beyond this address and directs attention to forthcoming reports and official figures in the Financial Statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
Massachusetts Ends Long Strained Bond Involvement With Rail Line
The Commonwealth details its past loan to the Boston Hartford and Erie line later renamed New York and New England Railroad. It describes bond defaults, foreclosure, stock holdings, and eventual sale at 90 percent par to settle liabilities. The administration notes relief for sinking funds and reports on savings banks and monument appropriations.
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West
New York and
New England
Commonwealth
Berdell
Wverper and Council
Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company
New York and New England Railroad Company
Massachusetts
Ceuter
Boston
South Boston
Commonwealth Bus
Teasurer
Market Report Highlights Railroads and Stocks Rally
The Boston market shows a strong boom with railroads leading gains. Atchison, St Louis and San Francisco and Atlantic Pacific signals major arrangements. earnings growth noted for 1885 and heavy business anticipated. Minor shifts in bonds and foreign exchange accompany a broad rally across banks, utilities, and mining shares.
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Massachusetts
Chicago
West Michigan
Atlantic and Pacific
Atchson
Atchison
Little Heck
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Little Rock and
Mississippi River
Texas
Bining Col Coal and Quicksliver Listings
Patchy OCR shows coal and metal ore listings with numbers. Items include Caledonia, Father de Smet, and Quicksliver variants with quantities such as 2900 and 750, indicating stock or sales figures.
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Father de Smet
Wheat and oats market summary from Chicago and Boston
Trade and outlook note steady price gains from Chicago opening to close. Wheat May prices 87 3 4 cents. corn steady. hogs and pork futures quoted. Boston market firm with higher closing bids and inspections show varied grain deliveries.
Flour and grain market report shows steady prices across staples
The market remains unchanged with mixed grain pricing. Wheat and corn firm with varied bid levels across Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and New York markets. receipts and exports noted. Butter cheese and eggs steady to dull with modest demand. provisions higher in several cities with pork lard and beef prices quoted for wholesale lots.
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Minnesota
Michigan
New York
St. Louis
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Chicago
Bis City
St Louis
Toledo
Detroit
Minneapolis
Barrley
Canada
Extra
York State
Liverpool
Western Creamery
Boston
Western Steam
Cincinnati
Money market and railroad stock rumors of Texas Pacific plan
New York traders report easy money on call at 12 percent and a dull steady market. A rumored Texas Pacific reorganization proposal circulated, detailing stock exchanges, bond reallocations, and new issue terms. Prices moved from open higher to end modestly firmer amid mixed gains and losses across rail and utility issues.
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Boston
New York
Leadirpg
Sterling
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Texas and Pacific
Texas Rio’s
Rio Grande
New Orleans Pacific Firsts
Erie
Alton
Serre Haute
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Morris and Essex
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Louisville
Nashville
Milwaukee
Northern
Norfolk and Western Adjustment
Manitoba
Great Western
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
East Tennessee
Lake Erie
Western
Daily Trading Digest Counts 226138 Shares
The report tallies a total of 226 138 shares exchanged across the day among listed participants. Key movers include several large blocks and notable volume spikes in major names, reflecting typical market activity for the session.
Miscellaneous Market Report on Hay Straw and Commodities
Receipts of hay are liberal with a buyer favorable market. Prices vary by quality from 13 to 20 per ton for hay and up to 20 for rye straw. Whiskey prices steady across Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis. Fresh apples and cranberries show soft demand with assorted regional prices. Potatoes and sweet potatoes available with mixed regional values. Nuts, beans, and greens show steady demand. Live poultry and game prices listed with regional variations. Oil and barrel prices noted along with Pittsburg market activity and field reports.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Massachusetts
Baldwins
Baldwin
York State
Aroostook County
New Hampshire
Vermont
N.o
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Hebron
N. Y
Burbank
Peerless
Rens
Washington Counties
Chenango
Cape
Cape Cod
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
St. Andrews
New York
Cosuumon
Florida
New York State
Canada
Philadelphia
Cotton Markets Global Roundup Jan 7
Cotton markets across major ports show steady or quiet tone with mixed receipts and exports. Upland Sintry prices offered. New Orleans weak. Savannah and Galveston steady. New York steady. Philadelphia and Baltimore quiet. overall stock totals rise across ports with varied weekly receipts and exports to Britain France and the Continent.
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Orleans
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Memphis
Savannah
Continent
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
France
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Seles
Louisville
United States
Boston and Maine Railroad cargoes and farm produce listings
A dense ledger of commodities delivered or shipped by rail and sea. Entries include butter eggs apples hay lumber leather hides skins bales cotton wool and tallow with quantities in cases bales boxes casks and bags across multiple divisions and lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lame Hailroad
Boston and Mc«ine Railroad
Lowell Meureas
Wd Express
Chamber of Commerce
Foreign Exports From Cuban Ports Include Various Goods
A ship list from ANNAPOLIS NS and Cardenas Cuba details schooners Edward Johnson Atwood Gold Hunter and Sarah and Ellen exporting flour meal kerosene oil lard pork apples preserves oats cloves and more to Hull Liverpool and Cardenas with quantities including 875 bbls flour 125 bbls meal 10 bbls kerosene and 1150 second hand molas among others.
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Cienfuegos
Cuba
Edward Johnson
Annapolis
Atwood
Clementsport
Digby
Flomr
Hull
Eng
New York
Nod
Liverpool
Kanaes
Cardenas
Sarah
Ellen
Staple Product Receipts January 7 Report
The table shows total receipts of principal staples at this port from all shipment points including in transit, comparing today’s totals with the same day last year to indicate changes in supply patterns.
Common Council Amends Charter and Orders New Committees
At last evenings meeting Whitten proposed a charter amendment to appoint aldermen and common council members as trustees of city institutions and the Public Library, with Whitmore proposing a general reform of council powers. The council also addressed Public Garden pond, police protection, and committees for aldermanic districts, city messenger nomination, harbor master needs, and badges for remorers, plus clerk and treasurer reports and fire department house planning.
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Commmon
Whitten
Ward 12
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
City Hopital
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Old South Church
Whitmore
Boston
Harding
Cherrington
Doogue
Board of Police
Lee
Wara 25
Common Council
Boston Belting Company
Stony Brook
James L. Hilliard
Isfg Ib
London Letters On Wheat And Market Prices
London reports show wheat quiet but firm off the coast with steady inland movement and firmer corn. Imports to the UK last week range 155 000 to 160 000 quarters of wheat and 130 000 to 135 030 do. of corn, with flour at 90 000 to 95 000 barrels.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
United Kingdom
Liverpool
California
Erie
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Upland
Orleans
Havana
United States
Entertainment Notes Highlight Crowded Boston Theatres This Week
The Boston Theatre hosts Feasts Don Giovanni Ernani and Martha among next week’s operas while World’s Museum draws amusement lovers. The Two Jolene at Howard Athenaeum impresses, Mikado changes please large crowds at Hollis Street Theatre, Bijou Theatre minstrel shows continue to attract, Dark Days at Globe Theatre pleases with strong dialogue, The Skating Rink at Park Theatre delivers comedy, Hamlet at the Museum earns popular favor with Othello to follow. Ratcadher comes to Boston Theatre Jan 25 with original scenery and famed ballet. We Us Co at Globe Theatre strengthens the season with Hattie Richardson and a noted quartet.
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Queena
Windsor
Don Giovanni
Ernani
Martha
Boston Theatre
World’s Museum
Jolene
Howard Athenium
Globe Theatre
Niblo’s Garden
New York
Hubert Wilke
Mile, de la Brujecte
Mestayer
We, Us & Co
Hattie Richardson
Harry Amberg
Robert Evans
Therese Vaughn
Miss Richardson
Messrs
Evans
Amberg
Miss Vaughn
Imports at Boston and Liverpool Aboard Missouri-200 Tons
A long list of imports ships the Mois y ship Metropolis tones from Boston to Liverpool and heavy consignments including pig iron and steel from W H Walbaum Co and various goods from Chadwick Chaswick Abram French and Co Stedman Fuller and others. The Port Medway NSW Myosotis ship is noted with 2805 barrels of wood pulp and 12 cords of wood.
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Liverpool
Eng
Missouri
Norway Iron and Steel Co
Caton Bros & Bixby
Lawrence
Walbaum & Co
HB & F King & Co
Baing Bros & Co
Sugden
Morton, Bliss & Co
Shoninger
Moses & Co
George West
Stoddara & Kendall
Port Medway
Smith & Co
Barclay & Co
Receipts of Staple Products Across Major Railroads
The record lists cargo volumes across several railways including Boston and Albany Grand Junction and New York and New Haven. It enumerates cotton bales, wool bales, flour bushels, corn bushels, oats, barley, mat and feed measures, beef, tea, butter, eggs, beans, apples, hay, leather hides skins and pelts, dressed hogs, bacon, lumber, and various other commodities with counts and units.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston and Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New
Itchbure Railroad
Pbl
Creditors Move Through A Wave Of Business Failures
A stream of assignments and failures hits firms across North America and New York with liabilities totaling tens of thousands. Notable cases include H A Smith Co Richmond about 75 600 in debts and Swan Ewing Burlington Ir 25 000, assets 27 000. Brayley McClung Toronto 100 000 debts 110 000 assets. Epsteen Toronto 50 000 debts. Berlinger Cincinnati 3500 debt and 1000 assets. Magrath New York City assignment to Swayse. Receptor sought for Hugh McKenzie Cincinnati. Morganstine St Paul voluntary assignment follows Holmes Booth Hayden actions. Hammett Newport RI liabilities 100 800 assets 75 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job L. Shaw
Toronto
T. Epsteen
Solomon Berlinger
Cincinnati
Joseph M. Ray
A. G. Magrath
New York City
Robert H. Swayse
Hugh McKenzie Manufacturing Company
O. Jacob Morganstine
St. Paul
Estate attachments and contract actions listed in Suffolk County
The notice lists several legal actions including Nathaniel Seaver vs Dennis P. Barry for $500, Slattery Hardy & Co. vs Berton O Wetmore for $1000, and C H Wetmore and Mary J Wetmore also in a $1000 contract suit. It notes Hammett offers 50 cents on the dollar and potential acceptance if matters are explained, with an obituary also referenced.
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Hammett
Suffolk County Heal Estate
Nathaniel Seaver
Dennis P. Barry
Slattery, Hardy & Co
Berton O. Wetmore
Same
C. H
Mary J. Wetmore
Patrick J. Doherty
Horace Partridge
Prominent New England Merchants and Masonry Leaders Die
Richard R Rand of Boston and Derry NH death losses mark a life in the grocery trade since 1831. He helped form several firms including Rand, Crofts & Co. Dr Robert Ramsay a noted Mason and writer dies at Toronto holding high imperial and Canadian Masonic ranks. William H Buntin Concord city official dies aged 61. Deacon James Hall father of General James A Hall dies in Damariscotta Maine.
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Richard R. Rand
Derry
N. H
North End
Cochrane, Morse & Co
Robert M. Morse & Co
Morse
Mr. Rand
Vermont
Boston
Rand, Ellis & Co
Ellis
Rand, Crofts & Co
Rand
Edwin Richard Rand
T. Co. Lethiop & Co
Robert Ramsay
Toronto
Ont
Knights Semplars
Royal Arch Masonry
England
Sovereign Sanctuary
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Executive Council of
Hamilton E. Perkins
Concord
Hopkinton
Contoccook
Matthew Harvey
Merrimack County
U.S. A
Hamilton Perkins
W. L. Foster
Susan Perkins
William H. Buntin
James Hall
Wjames A. Hell
Damariscotta
Railroad plans in Texas loom to counter Gulf line
Missouri Kansas and Texas plans to announce extensive Texas building to block Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe. Burlington and Northern has laid 94 miles of track near La Crosse at about 2 million dollars with 350000 more spent on grading.
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North Adams
Troy
Greenfield
Boston
Somerville
Cambridge
Commonwealth
Williamstown
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Fitchburg Railroad
Frey and Boston Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Western Railway
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Burlington and Northern
la Crosse
Chicago
St. Paul
Burlington
South Omaha
Ashland
Union Pacific
Papillion
Moosac Tunnel
Cleary vs Avery Pro Forma Verdict on Insurance Policy
Before Judge Carpenter the case of Cleary assignee versus Avery administrator was resamed and the court directed a pro forma verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount claimed under the insurance policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleary
Avery
United States v Bridgham Trial Resumes in Court
The case of United States versus Bridgham before Judge Nelson resumed in court and remains ongoing at this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
United States Vs. Bridgham
Boston court records note multiple cases and adjournments
In Boston court dockets Judge Blodgett and Judge Thompson hear tort and contract matters. A woman sues the city for a June fall causing a broken arm near Washington Street. Trials proceed with plaintiffs and defense counsel named. sessions adjourned for governor inauguration.
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Julia J. Hondy
City of
Boston
Plaintill
Washington Street
T. J. Gargan
T. M. Babson
Death rates by city reported to state health board week ending Jan 2 1886
The Board of Health Lunacy and Charity releases per city death rates for eighteen cities led by Boston 22.38 Worcester 13.68 Lowell 24.35 Cambridge 23.49 Fall River 25.59 Lynn 27.12 and others including Lawrence New Bedford Salem Chelen Taunton Haverhill Gloucester Brockton Newton Malden Waltham Northampton with values listed.
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State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Boston
Worcester
Lowell
Cambridge
Fall River
Lynn
Lawrence
New Bedford
Salem
Chelen
Taunton
Haverhill
Gloucester
Brockton
Newton
Malden
Waltham
Northampton
Obituary notices from Roxbury and nearby towns
Smith L Louisa Smith aged 79 pneumonia Roxbury funeral from 100 Mt Pleasant Ave Saturday 11 o clock Farnum Rufus Farnum Alfred Me 69 years 9 months Hubbard Anne Brooks widow of Nathaniel D Hubbard Smith Lillie B daughter of Thomas E and Lydia F Smith aged 21 4 months in this city Jan 6
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Smith
Roxbury
Biss Louisa Smith
Aea
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Farnum
Alfred
Rufus Farnum
Hubbard
Anne Brooks
Nathaniel D Hubbard
Lillie B
Thomas E
Lydia F Smith
Francis Henshaw and Co Auctioneers and Brokers
Francis Henshaw and Co auctioneers brokers and appraisers operate from No 61 State Street in the Merchants Exchange Building on the first floor offering auction and brokerage services to valuate items for sale and purchase.
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Lippincogtt, Son & CO
Market Street
Philadelphia
Mordaas
United States
RB. L. Day & CO
State St
Merchants’ Exchange
Francis Henshaw & CO
State Street
Koom
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