Review of Lukens's Lenore travesty and allied works
Henry Clay Lukens’s Erratic Enrique contributes a faithful Lenore travesty with a superb Nora frontispiece and affordable cloth binding. The piece lauds Burgers’s ballad and notes the work’s value for German study.
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February Atlantic Monthly notes on capitalists and writers
The February Atlantic Monthly features anonymous critique of a capitalists life on a coastal peninsular and praise for contributors such as Wilber W. Story Harriet Beecher Stowe and Mark Twain It also highlights St Nicholas with stories poems and illustrations and includes Philip Raff Ruff on violins and Hawthorne serials.
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Veto by Archbishop Ends Maryland Wedding Plan
In Upper Marlboro Prince George's county Maryland a planned wedding between Frank Bowie and Ida Hill was halted when Archbishop Gibbons refused to grant consent. The couple second cousins faced a broken ceremony with guests present and plan to appeal to the Pope for sanction on their union.
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Maple in Greensburg Court House Tower Defies Town Skeptics
An 140 foot Greensburg Indiana court house tower hosts a growing silver maple sprouted in a crevice high above ground. The tree, now over twelve feet tall with a three inch diameter trunk, is visible for miles and threatens the stones as it expands. Sheriff and townsfolk oppose removal, while observers note its curious persistence and urban spectacle. The article also cites a Boston land dispute over deed restrictions affecting properties on Rutland Street with a pending court decision.
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Beecher heads Elmira cremation society
The Rev. Thomas K. Beecher serves as president of an Elmira cremation society. The survey notes a mix of global vignettes including licensing changes in Charleston and social norms in Boston and Alabama.
Suit on guaranty over goods sold to Isidore Patterson
George F. Hall sues Dorothea Peyser on a $1000 guarantee for goods sold to Isidore Patterson. The court found Patterson owed $5332 for merchandise, and after tracing Sayre & North's manufacturing and billing arrangement the judge held Peyser not liable for the October billing, awarding Hall $55 with interest. The full court overruled exceptions, ruling the October transaction did not constitute a sale under the guaranty.
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Isidore Patterson
Isdore Patterson
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New York
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Superior Court First Session Panels Civil Actions
In the January 16 session before Judge Allen the court heard Joel Knight et al. versus Charles Porter for 29664 in lumber shipment fees from Prison Point Charlestown to Boston Highlands and Medford with a denial of debt and a jury out. The docket lists numerous other cases across second and third sessions with various plaintiffs, defendants, and notes of unfinished or verdict outcomes.
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Ann Leavitt
Reed
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House of Correction
Josephine Hunt
House of Industry
Clarence Harmon
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Margaret Alley
Harrison Avenue
South Boston
Thomas Fitzmorris
Roxbury
Carl Rosengreen
Haken Olsen
Michael C. Murray
John Norton
Boston Property Transfers and Mortgages Listed by District
List of real estate transfers and mortgage actions across Boston districts including Bartlett Street Roxbury and Dorchester Districts. Entries show estates from Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company to James C Braman and back, with properties on Leverett Barton Streets and Tremont Street, prices ranging from 1 to 7000 dollars.
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Charles H. Wilson
Maria Whelan
Tremont Street
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James
Rutledge
William Pulsifer
Onilliam Pulsifer
James 8. Rutledge
Heath Street
Francis Ricker
David M. Weston
Lamartine Street
West Roxbury
Green Street
Brighton
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Marcus H. Washburn
Robert H. Stevenson
Mortality in Massachusetts Weekly Death Reports
The State Board of Health logs deaths in 17 cities and towns for the week ending Jan is. Population estimates derive from census data 1865 1870 1875 and twelve year birth death tallies plus yearly polls since 1565 and immigration emigration trends. Weekly counts may slightly misalign with actual events in most cases.
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Railroads and mining stocks in 19th century market notes
First Call lists prices for railroads mining and manufacturing firms with values for Pacific Road Kansas City St Joseph and U Builfs. references to Atch Topeka Santa Fe and Chicago Burlington Quincy rail lines. includes composite dates and percentages. Second Call cites Denver Rio Grande and Arch Top Santa Fe issues with bond values and percentages, plus Bos Hartford Erie and Bos Water Power lines.
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Historic Bond List Totals Mixed Local and Railroad Issues
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Snowbound Trade Shifts in Money Markets
Snow storm disrupts business as Boston exchanges total 7 537 629 with 1 075 652 balance. Discount lines hold at 3 to 4 percent with some higher and lower paper. Banks borrow at 2 to 14 2 percent. New York funds quoted 25 33 35 cents premium per thousand. Bank of England lowers discount rate from 5 to 4 percent.
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Investment Security Listings from 1881 Ledger
A dense catalog of bonds stocks and preferreds with percentages and issue names including Michigan Central Panama Railroad Toledo and Wabash Pacific Mail Adams Express and American Express among others. Mentions numerous railways coal and telegraph concerns and specialty mines with varied coupon rates and listing positions.
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Cotton and grain markets show quiet firmness and price shifts
The cotton spot market remains quiet but firm with light receipts and sales to 425 bales. Liverpool and New York quotes drift, with futures bids around 9.33 to 10.20 per cwt in several months. Flour and grain demand is steady with firm Winter wheats and steady corn values amid transport delays and storm restrictions.
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Wool Market Buoyant Yet Spotty as New York Fine Grades Sell
Boston market reports demand steady with early week quietness. Large quantities of California Oregon Texas wool moved, but best Fall clips already consumed performance strong for Western and New York fleece. Prices remain high for fine and medium grades, with dwindling stocks signaling firmer later in season.
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Boots and Shoes Trade Quiet Amid Steady Prices
In Bostox on Jan 16 the boots and shoes trade shows little change with about ninety buyers and modest orders daily. Buyers seek small lots expecting lower prices soon, while manufacturers hold firm on costs and margins stay slim. Shipments outside New England reach 49,142 total since Jan 1, with Chicago leading, reflecting a cautious market.
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Fiour Receipts at Boston and Albany Railroad
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Commodity price report from St Louis market news
Flour steady and grains mixed with wheat rising to about 93 to 95 cents cash and forwards. Corn inactive with various futures prices, oats firm, rye up, barley unchanged, whiskey and pork steady, lard and bulk meats firm, bacon prices steady, receipts and shipments listed for flour wheat corn oats and barley.
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Cotton Market Totals Across Ports in 6 Days Report
Telegraph report shows Gotton Markets across many ports with receipts totals and stock levels. Highlights include Savannah exports to Great Britain 9947 bales and stock 84 612 bales, New Orleans steady at middling 14c, and Philadelphia dull at middling 9 46c. ConformaTION port totals: 91 493 bales received, exports to Britain 79 252 bales, stock 843 540 bales.
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Prospectus Praises Enduring Foundations and Broad Support
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Its Advantages and Aims for Patron Liberality
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