Excited Market Buoyancy In New York and US issues
A lively Friday session shows active trading with New York handling over 1.25 million shares and bonds totaling about 9.45 million. Copper stocks lead gains as Osceola hits a new high around 90 with bullish bets from Fred Davis and Chase Barstow guiding picks like Centennial and Union Land. Strong buying in Washington and Victoria mining topics plus a Worcester Nashua & Rochester sale to New York Mutual Life.
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New York
London
Missouri Pacific
Western Union
Vanderbilts
Standard Oil Group
Osceola
Fred Davis
Richardson, Hill & Co
Washington
Chase & Barstow
Centennial
Union Land
Old Colony
Pecker
Charles A. Sinclair
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester
New York Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York Stock Exchange
Marquette Mining Journal
Carp Lake Mining Company
Recivers
Ontonagon
Rhode Island 2
Arcadian
Franklin
Goose Point
Oscola
Michigan
Calumet & Hecla
Gestion & Montana
State Streetrust Company
State Street Trust Company
Boston & Montana
Centennial Mining Company
Sta Fe Copper
Santa Fe
of New Jersey
Old Santa Fe Mining Company
New & Old Santa Fe
Leonard Lewisohn
Wisohn
Bigelow
D Lewisolin
Boston
Cap
Quincy
Ye- Lake
Bosing
Tam Cole
Poper
Bell Tel
Atchison
Ince
Adj
Iowa
General Electric
Steel Sacon
KOC
Clery & Sos
I KC
M & Bgm
Mexican Central
Atchison Rete Ae
Boston & Weet
Boston FE
Brbe&l
Central Mass
Cir&s
GR & W
Witchburg
P.M
Louis & Nash
Maine
West End
Wis Central
Aliant Co
Bonanza
Erreweres
DOO
Iss
Boston & Crip Cr
Butte & Boston
Cochiti
Santa Ysabel
Tamarack
Tecumseh
Winona
Wolverine
Boston Tee
Boston Ste
St Mary’s Canal
Bell
New England
Mergenthaler
Pullman
Ie Torrington
Bay Tate
Isle Royale Ee
Eee &T
Disease notes and doctor mentions in old medical excerpt
An archaic medical fragment references diseases and rheum with brief notes on patient comfort and a doctor named Agnew. It alludes to cases and treatment, mentioning Ponty and a numbered list fragment, with unclear context and limited readable detail.
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E. W. Gahan
Mi. D
Tremont St
Official Report of Daily Sales Prices and Bids
January 20 report shows the day’s high and low sales, closing prices, and both bid and asked figures for the market. Includes summary of fluctuations and final values across traded items.
Waterfront traffic and ship movements at Boston harbor
Seventeen fishing fleet arrivals bring 126300 pounds of mixed fish to the wharf with haddock at 2 to 2 1 2 cents and cod as markets hold steady. Vessels and crews update include Tug Clara Clarita near the harbor, William F Green loading ballast for Wilmington and Port Prince, and Wesley M er delivering molasses after a long voyage from New Orleans with Bermuda repairs.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Hake
Clara Clarita
Morse & Co
Bath
Boston
William F. Green
Long Wharf
Wilmington
N. C
Prince
Haiti
New Orleans
Wesley M. O.er
New York
Bermuda
A. E. Ellis
Yarmouth
Boston Yarmouth Steamship Company
New York & Porto Rico Steamship Company
Porto Rican
San Marcos
Melrose
Elder-Dempster Line
Barry
Lakoja
Elder-Dempster Company
Portland
Chicago
Wilson
Wilson and Forress-Leyland Line
Londonian
London
Olivette
Plant Line
Halifax
Fernandina
Philadelphia
Port Tampa
Tampa
Cuba
Plant Company
Mobile
John Englis
Maine Steamship Company
Celino
Baltimore
New England
Annie Bliss
Norfolk
Manila
John L. Kimery
Sierra Leone
Barkentine
Penobscot
Pierce
Foster's Wharf
Boston, Revere Reach & Lynn Company
Swampscott
Curlew
Bath House
Fast Boston
Cral
Jordan J. Mott
Wood End
Cape Cod
Tockland
Lester A. Lewis
Provincetown Harbor
Cunard Cephalonia Sets Sail From Boston for Queenstown
The Cunard steamer Cephalonia under Captain Pierce leaves Boston at 6 AM bound for Queenstown and Liverpool. It carries ten in second cabin and fifty steerage, with saloon passengers Donald M. Houston and William D. Curtis aboard. This marks the line's first sailing on a Saturday, a shift welcomed by longtime Cunarder patrons.
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Cunard
Cephalonia
Boston
Ueenstown
Liverpool
Donald M. Houston
Willam D. Curtis
Florida Cuba and Resort the South travel line feature
Florida Cuba and Resort the South offers superb equipment and direct services on the 7 Via Southern railway and F C and P R ER. It provides direct connection at Washington with the Colonial and Federal Expresses from New England. Route includes the 11 New York and Florida Limited. For full information apply at the Boston office 228 Washington Street.
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Florida
Cuba
Southern Railway
Washington
New England
New York
ION Atlantic
S. S
Prince George
Long Wharf
Boston
Yarmouth
Maritime Provinces
Washington St
Foot State Street
Dr Ball's Conwh Syruy Heals Sore Lunge
A brief note reports a medicine named Conwh Syruy by Dr Ball aimed at relieving a sore lung and inflamed Usvuchial twee, with a mention of a twenty cent charge.
Brighton Eloper Given More Time and Fines in Divorce Case
In the Brighton court the divorce hearing in the cross libel Segee vs Segee ended with Judge Maynard dismissing both libels. He blamed both sides for ongoing faults and warned of harsher action if conduct continued. No divorce granted. parties directed to live together.
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Segee
Maynard
Emma B. Smith
Henry A. Smith
Braley
Abel
Kelly pleads in Superior Court over Brighton theft case
In Superior Criminal Court yesterday morning Thomas P. Kelly, who fled with Miss McCarthy of Brighton and stole about $2300 from her father, appeared to plead. The government opted to delay trial to allow Kelly time to return some of the funds. Kelly’s trial likely next month. Charles E. Giles, milkman, was fined $200 on four counts of selling impure milk. He paid. Charles M. Haverstraw, charged with breaking and entering, was found not guilty and discharged.
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Superior Criminal Court
Thomas P. Kelly
Miss McCarthy
Brighton
Kelly
Charles E. Giles
Charles M. Haverstraw
Pedler James H. Peterson Fined for Cruelty to Horse
James H. Peterson of 1215 Dorchester Avenue faced Dorchester Court on a cruelty warrant from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. He allegedly drove a sick horse from his stable to a marsh and left it to die. Patrolman Higgins shot the suffering animal after delays in veterinary care. Peterson also was fined $10 for not feeding the second horse.
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James H. Peterson
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester Court
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Ward
Higgins
Station 11
Peterson
Boom Kennedy Fined Five Dollars in Lynn Court
Daniel Kennedy known as Boom faced Lynn Police Court for drunkenness. When asked if he was the Portland murder victim buried in Lynn, Clerk Leighton confirmed. Judge Berry quipped that Kennedy would be fined five dollars for coming back, and Kennedy smilingly moved to his cell.
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Daniel Kennedy
Boom
Lynn
Kennedy
Berry
Leighton
Portland
Assaulted a Reporter in Somerville Court
Joseph Curten was found guilty of assault and battery on Cambridge reporter O'Brien after an incident at Bacon Hall in Union Square. He was fined ten dollars and placed under bonds to keep the peace. The article notes Curten criticized O'Brien for his writing and was called to court over the cake walk dispute. The ruling included other appellate court decisions in a separate case involving Elisha A. Packer and Albert R. Whittier with remand to proceed. The decision references bankruptcy and a 1875 superior court judgment.
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Joseph Curten
Somerville Court
O’brien
Cambridge
Bacon Hall
Union Square
Curten
Story
Circuit Court
Elisha A. Packer
New York
Albert R. Whittier
Boston
United States Court of Appeals
Apellate
Putnam, Welch and Aldrich
Putnam
Packer, Healey & Co
Visitors From Maryland Plan Boston Outing In June
The Veteran Corps of the Fifth Maryland seeks a three day visit to Boston starting June 1 with many accompanying ladies. Their band travels with them and the group includes ninety three veterans from the 1876 Boston visit. J A Whitcomb of the Copley Square Hotel is coordinating, inviting Maryland residents to send names and addresses. The Maryland veterans are former officers and long service men from Baltimore’s business community.
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Veteran Corps of the
Fifth Maryland
Boston
New Orleans
New York
J. A. Whitcomb
Copley Square Hotel
Reesiment Veteran Corps Maryland
Eit
Baltimore
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Captain Palmer
Messrs Devereaux
Meserve
Rand
Bingham
Victoria
Mass
Fortune
Messrs
Hayden, Stone & Co
Horace J. Stevens
Houghton, Mich
New Onondaga Land & Copper Company
Herald and Post
Pinkham
St Paul
St P & Om
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Texas & Pacific Bernas Aed
Union Pacific
ATS Oo
I& G
Bees
American Express
Am Tobacco
Col F & Iro
Saeces
Pacific Mail
Pullman Palace
Peters
Western Union Tee
Boston Stock Exchange
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Dales
Wilson W. Fay
State Street
Cleve
Canton
Goov
van Choate Kleetric
Fortuna
Santa Fe Copper King of
Catulpa
NEW York Stock Market
Railroads
Atchison Ee
Baltimore & Obie
Reoklyn Rapid Transit
Anida Pacife
Entral Towa Uthern
Ental Pacific
Eter Eeee
Chicago Reat Western
Iniason
Lake Erie
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Teeeseees
Lusi Minn & St L. Tenons
Lisseurt Paeiiie
Ae & Ohio
Jd Central
Pete
Gn & St L
Hinay
Nasthern
Pacific
Brighton Eloper
Boom” Kennedy
The
Circuit Court Judgmet
Maryland
Veterans of the Fifth
Ican Chemical Sociery
Mporliaves
Exchange Club
Milk Street
H. E. Sawyer
Min Yes
New England Mutual Life Wisdrange Company
Post Office Square
Massachusetts Tate
Ben
FF. OS Peviearl
Lt Porter
Pruldl
Borretary - Wal B
Torndr
Medical
Lea, Wood & Co
Lowell
Charles A. Downing
Massachusetts
Lea. Wood & Co
Lowell Morning Mail
Lowell Daily Sun
Lowell ‘Trust Company Bank
Lowell Medical and Surgical Institute
Hatch & Co
Geo. I’. Raymond
F. J. Filemings
J. Frederick Rief
Prescott St
Lowell, Yass
Hallock Medusa
Dr. Hallock
Hallock Wedicainstitute
Court St
P Chichester
LaDigs
Chichester
Hinglis
Mane Kaper
Chicheeter Chemical Co
Madison Sqnere
Philada
Geo. C. Goodw'n & Co
Paris van Revwedy CO
PR. Bailey
Howard St
JF Frotuivryam
Columbus Av
Columbus
Oston
Henning
E. M. Tol
VIS Witttas
Dartmouth St
Vre
Bishop
Poulston
Mrs 'Thompson
Traideie
Warren
Mrs. Stanley
P.O
Gordon Ofice
C. Thompson
Washington S
Warren Line
Hows
Rarrameere
Michican
Fitchburg Docks
Charlestowne Warren & CO
25 Mile Street
Cunard Line
Eury
Fram Ewerk
Great Britain and Ireland
State St
Roeton
Alex. Martin
Dominion Lins
Queenstowy & LIV
Fitchburg R. R
Dominion
wEneg
Southampton
Paris
St. Paul
St. Louis
RED Star
Antwerp
Paris--Friesland
Southwark
Maynard & Child
Telephone
Southern Pacific Company
Worgan Line
Sonset Bouise
Mississippi River
Arizona
New
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
BE. Currier
N. EL
Edwin Hawley
Ass’t
Broadway
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Co
Newport News
Providence
A. M.raham
Battery Wharf
Washington Et
Summer St
J. W. NecCloskey
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Fila
Central Wharf
Sampson
Tha Vermeu’h Steamsil CO
Lewis Short
Nova Scotia
Washington Street
Chatham Street
H. Hammond
Lewis Wharf
Eave India Willlarf
Portland, Co
V. Williams
Cameroman
Live.ool
Hoosac Tunne Jocks
Charlestown
Th Custom House
Warren & CO
Milk St
Shipping News
Nicolai
Michelsen
Dantzic
Ger
Moe Gray
City of Macon
Savage Savannah
Pawnee
Ingram
Jack Solville
Charleston
Cape Ann Godfrey
Gloucester
H. M. Whiney
Hallett
Howard
Bond
Beltimore Spartan
Crowell
Tremont Thompson
Port
City of Glucester
Lone Star
Wrestler
Kelley
Phidelphia
Gilbarton Aly Elmwood
Nottingham
Tingle Portland
Trott
Eureka
Hawes
Radnor
Bala
Salem
National
Bayonne
N. J
Joshua Lovett
Baker
Peehawken
Rondout
Weehaven
Burg
C. B
Gloriana
Rochester
Erg
Eng
Bestonia
Harry
Fla
Cacouna
McPhail
Mouis
Pierce T
Loindley
Long
Sagamore Bing
la Williamsport
Baradelphia
R. R
Johnson
Coxfolk
Warren B. Potteport
Bureka
Ardnor
Gxlem
South Amboy
L. A. Sommers
Boston Post
B. ’. Maccrone
Schwarz Park
N. Y
Ponte
Lot
Celta
Rates Dental CO
Tremont Row
Opp
Brattle St
Tremonts
Horticultural Hall
Ripens Chemical Co
Stationery
Thorp & Martin CO
Mik St
East Boston Company
Devonshire Street
Charles P. Adams
Treas
Rubber Manufacturers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Lb. . Taft
State House
Committee On Street Railways
Thomas T. Robinson
Norfolk Central Street Railway Company
Thomas L. Robinson
West Roxbury & Roslinda
E Street Ra’‘l Way Company
Atherton Hicks
Needham & Boston Street Railway Company
Comonwealth
Committee On Taxation
Johnny Gartlant
Massachtusetts
Committee On Judiciary
Fred H. Williams
Fridge
Poston
Plymouth
Sandwich Street
Hailway Company
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Volk
Hannah Coell
Cheva
Chelsea
Lostom & Sale
Suffolk
Sea Court
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