Tarbox Discusses New Hampshire Fire Insurance Law Rethinking
Insurance Commissioner Tarbox outlines the New Hampshire fire insurance statute and its three main targets: removal of suits to federal courts, prohibition on rate agreements, and the valued policy clause. He argues the valued policy rule harms equity, warns against overinsurance, and urges state balance between regulation and corporate liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbox
Smith
New Hampshire
Iberry
Kev
Worcester firms face liabilities in broad assignment listings
The document reports multiple business distress items led by Taylor & Farley Organ Co of Worcester settling with creditors at twenty cents on the dollar and closing. KE. F. Martin furniture dealer Worcester attached. Green & Bijood Nashua liabilities $2000 with $700 borrowed. Bignall & Keller of St. Louis and other failures noted. Suffolk County attach of James R. Chadwick vs Henry Stumcke for $300 and other contract actions.
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KE. F. Martin
Worcester
Mass
Taylor & Farley Organ Company
Green & Bijood
Nashua
Bignall & Keller Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
L. Boyd & Sons
Glen Easton
W. Va
Messrs. Ponsford
Southall & Co
London
Suffolk County Heal Estate
James R. Chadwick
Ienry Stumcke
John McDowell
S. Rowland Hart
Eliphalet Lone
Henry H. Salmon
Remonstrants against Biennial Elections Debate
Senator Lilley presided as the Senate held a brief session. A resolve to amend the Constitution for biennial elections was recommitted after Senator Naphen requested remonstrants be heard. A public hearing will be set, and Morse motioned to have the elections committee study allowing women to vote on liquor license matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilley
Pillsbury
Senate
Naphen
Committee On Elections
Morse
Committee On
Howard
Milliken
A. L. L. Hateh
Remonstrance Against Biennial Amendment at Gettysburg Session
The Massachusetts House session featured a remonstrance against the biennial amendment led by Mr. Parker of Worcester. Signers include Rice Hoar Thayer Baldwin Marsh Gile Goulding Stoddard Thayer Washburn Chapin Hopkins Hopkins Pratt Atley Davis Harris Bacon who seek a hearing. The day also covered various petitions and miscellaneous measures including courthouse accommodations and constitutional provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Parker
Worcester
W. W. Rice
George F. Hoar
Adin Thayer
John T. Baldwin
Kenny A. Marsh
W. A. Gile
Frank P. Goulding
ER. B. Stoddard
Court Record on Distilled Spirits Forfeiture Case
United States against Joseph Bridgham and others over seized spirits used in alleged rectifying business at 25 and 26 South Market Street. Claimants Torrey & Co argued they ceased rectifying before 1872 but disputes over taxes, settlement offers, and officer fees ended with trial to decide if rectifying continued. Attorneys Almy for United States and Dickinson for claimants.
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United States
Joseph
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Washington
Almy, Jr
M.F. Dickinson, Jr
Markets Drift With Little Change On Dull Friday Session
The stock market remained steady and quiet with modest demand at banks. Bell Telephone led a slight rally after a Washington decision as U S funds and government securities stayed tame, while Union Pacific and New England stocks showed mixed moves amid ongoing railroad talks and a proposed interest seeding plan.
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Atchison
Gotrip
St. Louis and
San Francisco
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Marquette, Houghton and
Ontonagon
Marquette, Houghton and Ontonagon
Flint and
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Sonora
Messrs. Jackson & Co
Middletown
Conn
Central Iowa Road
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
New York
New England
New Raven
Fitchburg
Cheshire Road
Boston
Albany
Central Massacchusetts
Detroit
Lansing
Northern
Mexican Central
Messrs. Glynn, Mills, Currie & Co
London
England
Mexican Central Company
Europe
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Butland
Oregon
American Bell
Washington
Erie
Professor Be
Secretary of the Interior
American Bell Company
Boston Land
Boston Water
Calumet & Hecla
Quincy
Marquette Mining Journal
Greecia
Tamarack
Lake Superior
Lake Linden
Calumet and Hecla
Detroit and
Lake Superior Copper Works
Calumet and
Hecla
Supreme Judicial Court Arguments List January Session
The Supreme Judicial Court heard arguments in five cases on January 25 with justices Morrow Chief Justice, Field, Allen, Allen and Houmus. Cases include Charles Frazier versus Bigelow Carpet Co and others. Wilhelmina Post versus City of Boston. Andrew J. Fiskeys and Georges L. John versus plaintiff. Weston Jr. and C Brigham for defendants. Joseph Robertson versus Mozes Coleman et al. Attorneys for plaintiffs and defendants are listed.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morrow
C. J
Field
W. Allen
J. Allen
Houmus
J. J
Charles Frazier
Bigelow Carpet Company Et al
J.C. Coombs
BH. W. Hutchins
J. D. Wheeler
Wilhelmina Post
City of Boston
J. Bennett
Mason
Bridget Kirby
City of
Boston
Boston Street
A. E. Pillsbury
J. M. Olmstead
R. W. Nason
John
H. F. Milton
George E. Smith
Court docket notes multiple civil cases before Judge
A historical docket lists cases before Judge BiropGerr and Judge THOMPSON, including Berenson v Fee for trespass, Williamson v Stephenson partnership accounts, Gertz v Fitchburg Railroad, Pinkham v Pindall, Taylor v Globe Chemical, with juries out or resumed, attorneys named for plaintiffs and defendants, and several Monday orders and session notes.
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BiropGerr
Louis Berenson
Thomas Fee, Jr
F.S. Hesseltine
Augustus Ross
William McGibbon
William Stephenson
William ©. Williamson
George K. Swasey
William H. Gertz
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Myers and Warner
C. A. Webb
Thompson
Amy J. Pinkham
Garah Pindall
Baker and Carry
Encima N. B. Bryant
C. 8
Lincoln
Deendant
J. Walter Taylor
Globe Chemical Company
C. A. Drew
George F. Ryther
Business Failures Reported Across U S and Canada
The Mercantile Agencies report 307 U S failures and 25 in Canada in the last seven days, totaling 332. Southern Western and Pacific states provide about two thirds of the failures. Notable cases include James D. Whitmore & Co. of Worcester and Stratford Spring and Axle Co of Norfolk with assignments and liabilities in the thousands, and New Haven firms like the New Haven Automatic Fire Extinguisher Co and Michael Heddeman with debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency Today
United States
Canada
Pacific
James D. Whitmore & Co
Ofen Coer Mar Leather and Stationary
New City
James Andertoon
Frank BE
Sean É
Michael Heddeman
New Haven
Conn
W. Draper & Co
North Attleboro
Mass
Master Nash of brig Raven arraigned on crew assault
8S. N. Nash, master of the brig Raven, was arraigned before United States Commissioner Hullett yesterday on a charge of beating and wounding a crew member. He was held in $20 for examination January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Nash
Raven
United States
Hullett
New York Financial Market Closes Irregular Amid Coal Stock Drops
The New York financial scene shows easy money at 1 to 2 percent with Lass loans at 2 percent and prime mercantile paper at 4 to 5. After midday trading turns feverish and weak as coal stocks lead declines. Brown Bros & Co. reportedly moved $500,000 in gold to Europe triggering selling, with prices drifting to day lows.
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Corporation
Prime Mercantile
New York
Sterling
Brown Bros. & Coa
Aurania
Cail
Ilass
Sterling Exchange
Grargers
Pacific Mail
Lake Shore
Western Union
Windsor
Chicago
Brown Bros. & Co
Europe
Lucia Wenn
Delaware and Hudson
Vanderbilts
New York Central
Pacific Music
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Northwest
Chesapeake and Ohio
Sioux City
Lake Erie
Pnd
Western
Sandusky
Lafayette
Bloomington
Muncie
Iron Mountain
Lce
St. Louis
Kansas City
Northern
Erie
Rockland
Indianapolis
Decatur
Springfield
New Yorkey and Northern General
Peoria
Evansville
Trade and IFS Outlook in Chicago Markets
Wheat opened strong with May at 614c before shorts covered and selling pressed prices down 14¢. Afternoon board improved. pork strong and corn mixed. Bearish speculative activity weighs on the market amid steady foreign demand for flour and large receipts. Boston activity quiet with oats and wheat pricing and various inspections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silee
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Tony
Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Grain Builts
Duiltone market remains unchanged with fine at 265 to 285, superfine 300 to 340, common extras 360 to 385, medium extras 490 to 400, choice extras 425 to 450, and various Minnesota Michigan Ohio Indiana shipments listed. City receipts and exports show mixed activity from St Louis to New York with mill extras and winter wheat firm, while Milwaukee Toledo and Chicago report quiet conditions and steady rates.
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Detroit
St Louis
Chicago
New York
Northern
Canada
Toledo
St. Louis
Exsy
Milwaukee
Ise
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illnois
Wisconsin
City
Uplands
Orleans
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Frances
Mobile
Savannah
Illée
Charleston
Continent
C. Wilmington
Norfolk
Cincinnati
E. St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Liverpool
Market notes for dairy eggs and provisions in 1885 style
Butter and cheese prices ease with light Western creamery supply and steady creamery demand. Eggs show a fairly steady market with Eastern extras and Western totals mixed. pork and lard varied, beef and veal firmer, with Chicago and New York quotings. Hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts at Union Stock Yards and Peoria reflect cautious movement and price firmness amid mixed regional quotes.
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Liverpool
New York
Vermont
Chicago
Aroostook County
Michigan
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Lad
Western Choice
Oston
Cincinnati
Tierces
St. Louis
Peoria
Kessipta
St Louis
Huarly Rose
Sive
New Hampshire
Maine Central
Grand Truck
Beauty of
Hebron
de Vermont
Burbank
Prolific
Peerless
Renselaer
Washington County
Hebrons
Ebiriy Rose
Jersey
York State
St. Andrews
Cape Cod
Country
Messina
Malaga
Palermo
Valencia
Jamaica
Porto Rico
Havana
Almeria
Worcester County
Ile
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Turkey
N. B
Sugar and sales report with weekly and yearly totals
The report shows weekly and year to date totals for domestic and foreign sales, noting a week decline of 1 355 400 tbs from last week. Sugar quotations are listed for raw and refined varieties with various grades and prices, including Manila and Noiles, and wholesale prices for granulated sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
New York
Gloucester Market Prices for Fish and Related Goods
Weekly market report through January 14 1835 lists codfish rates with large Georges at 83 3 75, small at 38 to 3 25, haddock 2, pollock 175 to 1 percent, mackerel shares $5 50 per barrel, halibut none, herring Nova Scotia large split 47 5 per barrel, Labrador 4 25, fresh halibut not on market, trout 11 per barrel, swordfish 10 10, medicine oil 0 73 per gallon, fish scrap 9 1/2 ton, liver 6 per bucket, fish waste 37 per ton, shore codfish last rates 3 per cwt. Cape Andre diver notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Labrador
Cape Run
Foreign Markets Show Wheat Slow in London and Liverpool
London reports slow cargoes for wheat and corn with steady English and French country markets. Liverpool sees breadstuffs steady with California demand. cotton prices steady with Upland and Orleans quotes. Global rates include consols near 1091 16, Atlantic Western firs at 35 1 2, and Havana noting weak sugar and Spanish gold.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
California
Isir Gemand
Uplands
Orleans
Erie
St. Paul
New York
Trade cargoes listed from Buenos Ayres to Montevideo
The record notes Bark Henry Warren aboard 7000 dry kips 18015 hides and 20 bales horse hair 18 cases ostrich fathers Baring Bros co at Buenos Ayres, Bark Will W Case 21884 dry kips 3820 hides and 4679 dry kips N W Rice co 10000 do do Baring Bros co 700 dry rides order. Schooner Mary L Peters 500 bales cotton elu at Montevideo. Steamer Fram 1275 bales hemp Gosser co at Progreso.
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Buenos Ayres
Henry Warren
Baring Bros & Co
Montevideo
Will
Foreign Exports Cardenas Cuba Schooner and Cargo Listed
A historical ship and cargo ledger from Cardenas Cuba details the schooner Charles L Mitchell and the Steamer Missouri loading and clearing. It itemizes vast consignments including bacon, flour, cotton, organs, beef, lard, cheese, canned meats, butterine, beef tongues, beef cuts, leather, glass, and various sacks and packages. The entry lists hundreds of units across many commodities and notes miscellaneous weights and measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardenas
Cuba
Charles L. Mitchell
Liverpool
Eng
Missouri
V.s Apples
Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 15 1886 and 1885
The table lists total receipts of principal staples from all shipment points comparing January 15 1886 with January 15 1885. Items include cotton, butter, wool, cheese, flour, cornmeal, oats, potatoes, millfeed, leather, tallow, beef, pork, lard, hides, tea, coffee, sugar, and kips with quantities in sacks bushels barrels and other units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
Bud
Roar
Bacen
Bezes
Oimsses
Comparative Table of Weekly Receipts January 15
A detailed ledger of weekly receipts listing quantities of flour, meal, corn, oats, wheat, barley, malt, feed, peas, bacon, beef, pork, hams, coffee, sugar, and other farm products. Totals for 1886 and 1885 accompany figures for cotton, wool, molasses, butter, cheese, apples, potatoes, sweets, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, pelts, and kips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaecer
Bocuse Ee Cesks
Rss Eee
Oeenee
Esvese
Iscirs
Reigkes
Receipts of Staple Products by Railroads and Colonies
A summary of shipments across multiple rail lines and colonies listing bales of cotton and wool, bushels and sacks of flour and corn, oats, lard, butter, beef, tea, coffee, leather, hides, and other goods. Notable lines include Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Oia Colony, New York and New England, and Fichbarg Raitona with varied totals of bales, bushels, cases, and boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Oia Colony Railroad
Baes
New York & New Engiand Railroad
Record of assorted commodities and shipments in multiple routes
Goods listed include potatoes, grease, hay, lumber, leather, pigs, butter, eggs, bacon, beans, wool, corn, oats, peas, cheese, bacon, beef, and hides. Entries note quantities in bales, cases, rolls, pounds, or buses across lines labeled Rostmaniaine, Boston and Maine Railroad, KatronG, and By Sea or By Express routes with varying destinations and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Division
Express
Railroad Matters and 1885 Earnings Highlights
Philadelphia dispatch notes possible Lehigh Valley Railroad lease of North Pennsylvania Bound Brook and New Jersey Central lines, a move not pursued. Reports Missouri Pacific capital expansion from 30 to 36 million, stock rights for 3 million, and branches funded by surplus. detailed December and Jan earnings across railroads, with Conrail-like totals and multiple line figures.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
North Pennsylvania
Bound Brook
New Jersey
New York
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railway
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Ins. Inc
Best Hops
T&w
Y& Phil
Canadian Pacific
Chic & Alton
Chic & East Ill
Chic & Northwest
M&o
Chi & West Mich
TOU Cin
O& Tex Pac
JaGtSouth
Vicksb & Merid
Vicksb Si & Pac. FO
Cin Wash & B.it
Cleve Ak & Col
Denv& RioGranite
Dens & Tio Gr W
Jess &Ft Dole
Detroit Lay
Lyons v.& Terre H
Flint& Pee Marq
Ind
Bloom & West
FIS & Gf
Kan
Long Island
Louisville & Nash
Manhattan
Marg Ho& Ont
Mils & Westn
Milw & Northern
Mobile & Obitt
Rayee Eee
Norfolk & Western
Pacific
Ohio Southern
Peoria Dee & Ev
Rich & Vanvile
Char Col & Guy
Columsa & Gr v
Texas & St. Louis
Wab St L& Pac
Wisconsin Central
Oregon R& Nav
Inc
Best House West
Cedar Rap&n
Cental Town
Chicago & Aston
Chic & East
Chi
Mil & St Paul
Chi & Northwest
Chstpm& Omaha
Vic
Sh'et Merida
Vuks
Sh & Pac
Cin, Wash & Bal
Cleve Akr & Col
den & Rio Grande
Deny & RG W
Desm & Ft. Dodze
Det Law & No
Evansv. &T Bs
Flint & Pere Marg
K’v & Nav Co
W & Denv C’y
K City
Fls&g's
Kancy.Sp& Mem
Lake 8 & Mich Sp
Mary
Heueh & On
Midh Cent & C So
Col & Greenville
Virginia Milland
West NevCarolina
Roch, & Pitts
Stla&thm
Stlfts & Wich
St Louis& Sfr’co
St Paul & Duluth
Very Vital Statistics How a Young Man Can Live on 150 a Year
The American Statistical Association met at 19 Boylston Place with General Francis A. Walker presiding. Edward Atkinson spoke on The Price of Life showing a young man can live in Boston on 120 for shelter and 10 for washing plus 29 for luxuries, totaling 150 annually, enabling half-time work for education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Statistical Association
Boylston Place
Francis A. Walker
Dr. Jarvis
Messrs. Worthington
Ford
Jacob R. Dodge
George D. Eldridge
George ©. Shattuck
Hamilton A. Hill
Edward Atkinson
Carroll D. Wright
Lyman Mason
Julius L. Clarke
James R. Chadwick
Benjamin F. Nourse
John Ward
Dean
Robert W. Wood
Walter C. Wright
C. D. Bradlee
Daniel A. Gleason
Otis Clapp
Robert C. Wood
Henry C. Bowditch
Robert C. Waterston
Boston
Mining Shares Close in San Francisco January Session
Official closing prices from San Francisco show Roche Console and Eureka Consolidated shares listed among mining stocks. Market activity remained modest with modest gains and steady demand across listed miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Roche Con
Eureka Con
Rochester Doctor Credits Cure For Bright's Disease
A Rochester physician recounts his decade long kidney illness misdiagnosed as several conditions. After meeting Rev Dr Foote he used Warner's Safe Cure starting June 1 1881 and regained strength, gaining 26 pounds in three months and claims many lives could be saved by the remedy.
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The
Rochester
Democrat
America
Maine
California
Meracy
Brighi
Wale
Hestor
Foote
St. Paul’s Episcopal Courch
Warner
Bright
Fee
J. B. Henson
M. D. Rochester
N. Y
London Hospitals Rely on Murdocks Liquid Food
Medically used in many London lying-in hospitals as a substitute for cod liver oil and beef tonics. Patients receive six ounce bottles before, during, and after stay. its cost is two thirds that of beer. Insane asylums report quicker strength gains and mental improvement. Surgical staff at Leverett Street operate daily to assign beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Murdock
Leverett Street
Noble Hospital Plan Promises Charity Fueled Refuge
A visionary hospital project proclaims completion by May first with a grand structure of 30 060 square feet built without taxation. The founder vows fearless care for the weak and distressed, offering kind skilled staff, and aims to free patients from doctor bills through philanthropy while listing various bank and railroad investments backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sli
Abe
Eve
Sale of Judgments Infringement Claims by Goodyear Dental
Public auction to sell all present infringement claims of the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co. at 12 o clock noon on January 20 1893 in Boston. Auctioneers Francis Hershaw Co list claims including suits pending and costs recoverable with bulk sale of one parcel. A schedule is kept by George P Wheeler at No 40 Water Street Boston Mass for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trusting
Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company
R. L Day & Co
State Street
Boston
Road Year Dental Vulcanite Co
George P. Wheeler
Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co
Water Street
Mass
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Hingham
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Amory Mfg Co
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Lowell Mfg
Gt Falls Mfg
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
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Jackson Mfg
Mhamilton Mfg Co
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Atlantic Cotton Mills
Waumkeag Steant Cotton
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Old Colony
City of Boston Gs
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Chico Manufacturing Co
Hamilton Mfg Co
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Newmarket Mfg Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co de Salmon Falia Mfg Co
Laccnia Mfg. Co
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Mexican
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F. Alex and R& Sons
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Jordan—Buffum
John O Jordan
Addie L Buffum
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Charles Rivera
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Albert Howe & Co
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Warren Avenue
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A. Mi. Bates
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