Metropolitan police petition and militia law debates in Boston
In the Senate a petition for a Boston Metropolitan police was referred to a special committee. A long debate followed on House resolutions thanking Gen. Butler. In the House talks moved to reform the militia law enrolling citizens 18 to 45. Reports were received from harbor preservation commissioners and sinking funds for railroads.
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Gen Wool strengthens harbor defences and orders
Gen Wood imposes strict reporting on officers on leave and calls for local citizens to report absences. The piece covers harbor fortifications, Arkansas Post capture, and political shifts amid market fluctuations and railroad union debates in Boston.
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Senate and House take action on amendments and petitions
The Senate met at 2 PM with prayers and journal read. Petitions addressed include Worcester Horse Railroad extension and a Metropolitan Police for Boston. debates referenced Gen Butler and Lincoln. The House concurred with Senate papers, received the 1862 treasurer and loan funds reports, and referred estimates for harbor care and public works to committees.
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Stock Speculation Drives Market Higher This Week
The past week saw heightened excitement in stock circles as speculation surged. Investors remain bullish with no new rules to curb trading, and analysts expect continued gains despite the risk of a volatility spike. The money market shows increased activity and optimism about further upside.
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