Democrats Fix Annual Legislature Dinner Plans on Beacon Hill
Delegates from the Massachusetts Legislature settled on a Walker House dinner for February 2 at 5 p.m. The event followed a brief conference in the blue room after an early adjournment. Representatives discussed pricing and past experiences, with jokes about dinner costs and council service.
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Doherty
Quinn
Boston
Walker House
Lhe
Sii Democratic
Senate
Plan to abolish East Boston Municipal Court
In the Senate Senator Gove's bill to abolish the Municipal Court of East Boston district and to establish the East Boston District Court advanced after readings under suspension and was sent to the House for concurrence. Amendments authorize appraisers' fees and savings bank real estate sales within set commissions.
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Geve
Pend
Senate
Gove
Municipal Court of
East Boston
East Boston District Court
House
Committee On the Treasury
Lilley
Patrick Carr
Spercent
Senator Alger
Scott
Fisheries Resolve on Drainage and National Seafaring Policy
Massachusetts House debates a resolve demanding federal action to protect U S fishing interests from post Washington Treaty restrictions. It cites treaty history with Britain, Halifax award repayments, and urges Congress to oppose any renewal of fishery concessions or international commissions. The drainage report printing dispute splits the chamber as it moves to the committee on finance.
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United States
Great Britain
United St Tes
Grand Bank
Newfoundland
Gulf of St. Lawrence
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Britaiane
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America
Washington
Halifax
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Hawaii
North American
Ala&ke
Congress of the United States
House of Repesentatives
Congress of the United
Dreaser
Boston
Mason
Worcester
Dwyer
Wara¢n
Waltham
Committee On Finance
Fleally
Militia Promenade Concert Attendance Notes
Governor Robinson cannot attend the Abington promenade and ball on Friday February 5 with Adjutant General Dalton and the Governor's staff representing the state. Colonel Wellington of the First Regiment and Major Merrill of the First Battalion of Artillery have been invited. The towns committee continued hearings on the Beverly division with Hon. Joseph Bennett School Committee member W. Hinckley and Hon. John L. (names truncated) involved.
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Robinson
Abington
Dalton
Wellington
Firti Regiment
Merrill
Boverly
Joseph Bennett
John 1
Queen's Irish policy sparks cross Atlantic debate
New York papers react to the Queen's speech tying Ireland to coercion and a renewed union push. Journalists from the New York Times New York Herald New York Tribune New York World and New York Star warn that Liberal Tory tensions will sharpen Irish confrontations and election battles.
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New York Times
New York Herald
Ireland
Queen Victoria
New York Tribune
New York World
Tia Jueen
House of Commons
England
New York Star
Ratcatcher and Mikado At Boston Theatre and Museum
The Ratcatcher or the Piper of Hamelin heads to Boston Theatre next Dionday evening with Hubart Wilke in the title role, staging from Nibie's Garden and including grand ballets and original music. The Mikado features Miss Ida Muller as Yum Yum and Mr Mansfield as Ko Ko, as the Boston audiences pack houses and celebrate upcoming milestones.
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Kirelly Brothers
Hamelin
Boston
Nibie
Miles
Consuela Dela Brujere
Camis
Hubert Wilke
Japan
Ida Muller
Miss Mulle
Mr. Mansfield
Geoth
Booth
Boston Museum
Julius Creser
Mr. Hudson
Casea
The
Park Theatre
Efe Elisler
Hazel Kirke
Frank Harvey
Hollis Street
Globe
Lawrence Barratt
Richard
Lago
Howard
Windsor
Bartley Campbell
Building Permits for Brick and Wood Structures Listed
Jan 22 notices show brick projects by S. W. Merrill 283 Boylston Ward 10 and 285 Boylston Ward 16 with four stories. Wooden builds include Pinksham Russell Dena Place Ward 21. Turior Puritan Ward 24 two dwellings two story. Clark Son 142 Howard Ward 20 storage. Huntington Robinson Ward 23 dwelling two story. Gipson Maxwell Ward 24 stable. Ellen May Boylston Ward 23 dwelling three story. Jan 20 Dow Lamartine near Centre Ward 23 two dwellings three story. Woods Co 449 Medford Ward 4 storage. Eddy Gibson Ward 24 storage.
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S. W. Merrill
Boylston Street
Birs. H. Huntington
Robinson Street
A. E. Gipson
Maxwell Street
Ellen May
Boylston Avenue
F. J. Dow
Lamartine
Centre Street
G. H. Woods & Co
Medford Street
D. Eddy & Son
Gibson Street
Home Insurance Company 65th Semiannual Statement
The Home Insurance Company of New York reports 1885 gains in assets over $200,000 and net surplus rise above $85,000. Surplus over capital and liabilities now exceeds $1,225,000 despite widespread insured losses in early 1885.
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Old and Reliable Home Insurance Company of
New York
Horticultural Society Meeting Opens With Ornamental Tree Talk
W. C. Strong will deliver a paper on the cultivation and transplanting of ornamental trees at the Massachusetts horticultural society meeting starting at eleven o clock today.
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W. C. Strong
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Grand Union Hostel Promises Low Rates Near Central Park
Notice advertises the Grand Union Hotel’s European plan with elevators and low daily rates from $1.00, highlighting proximity to Grand Central and access to horse cars and elevated rail. The text touts cost efficiency for families and claims to be a first class city hotel with affordable stays.
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New York City
Barrage
Grand Union Hostel
Grand Cntral T
Taurant
Grand Union Hotel
Dividends Declared Quarter 8 Percent Finalized
A quarterly dividend of 8 percent will be paid to shareholders. The notice confirms the payout schedule and eligibility.
Blake Brothers & Co. For Sale By Public Auction Notice
For sale by Blake Brothers and Co. the property or item listed in 1n 22 to be sold at public auction. The notice specifies disposal under local regulations with date and venue details not fully legible.
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Henry B. Stratton
South Boston Savings Bank
Suffolk
Boston
South
Suffolk Registry of
Third Street
William P. Hunt
Edward A. Barton
Boston Stock Exchange Notes on Saisat Brokers Board
A compact excerpt from the Boston Stock Exchange shows broker board activity with listed prices and volumes for multiple securities. The fragment includes various tickers, price levels, and percentage changes tied to January trading dates.
New York Money Markets and Stock Exchange Figures
Money on call sits at 1 1 2 percent with last loans at 7 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 4 5. Bar silver at 102½. Sterling exchange active. 60 day bills 4 87, demand 4 89. Governments dull. rail bonds steady. Stock market dull after 2:15 p.m. with losses in Grangers, Lake Shore, L and N. Trading 85,000 shares. close weak. News of St Paul bond and stock issues circulating. directors meeting ongoing. Lackawanna shows coal trade concerns. Lake Shore foreclosures noted for Nickel Plate. Closing prices generally 1 to ¾ percent lower.
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Sterling Exchange
Lake Shore
Louisville
Nashville
St. Paul Company
Stock Exchange
Lackawanna
Omahacommon
Pacific Maitland Western Union
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Galveston
United States
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Forco
Britain
J. W. Bailey
St. Joseph
Briton Medical and General Life Assurance Company, Limited
London
Eng
William C. Pope
Tremont Street
Boston
Golaris
Arthur F. Brown
Arthur F. Brown & Co
Pawnorokers
Providence
Kk. I
Rutland
West Rutland Marble Company
Noone
Vermont
Barnum
St. Louis Book and Stationary Company
St. Louis
Springfield
Mass
C. Rogers
B. D. Rising
James Ramege
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
Telegraph
Canada
Pacific
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Oliver
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William Young
John Plankinton
Peter McGeoch
Suffolk County
Charles N. Hollis
North Market Street
Webster Avenue
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Morris d. Rothenberg
Fay Street
Alton E. Ayer
Grain Commission
Pembroke
Congress Streets
Leonard Snell
Pynchon Street
Roxbury
Lux Engraving Company
Charles A. Allen
Juijias K
Francis A. Lux
Washington Street
Jeremiah Ryan
Henry S. King & Co
Pearl Street
Martha J. Pike
Tremont Streets
Soonlose D. Stone
Bickford Street
James KR. Austin
Devonshire Street
Joseph T. Paget
Albany Street
Suffolk County Real
Lewellyn
Trade and Its Outlook In Chicago Markets
Imery and Hodges in a January 22 letter note continued wheat advances from opening lows to closing highs. They urge buying on every break as domestic mill demand grows and inquiries at Kansas City push log stock prices up 5 cents since last Tuesday. Deliveries from farmers' hands are described as very active.
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Imery & Hodges
Country Mills
Kansas City
Market Report on Flour and Grain Prices Across Cities
Steady to firm tone in flour and grain markets with mixed receipts. Prices listed for various grades and regions include Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio, and New York. notable volumes in Chicago, St Louis, Milwaukee, and Detroit. Wheat and oats also show modest gains and steady supplies, with regional dispatches detailing shipments, imports, and specific lot prices.
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New York
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Oilnois
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago
Milwaukee
City
Detroit
St Louis
Toledo
York
Cf, Co. B
Louis
Jersey
Minneapolis
Inc
Et 3Ic
White State
Bush
St. Lovilte
Liverpool
Western Creamery
Arooscok County
Vermont
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Western
Boston
Cincinnati
Middling prices listed for beans and farm produce in market report
The report lists prices for beans including pea varieties from 1 25 to 1 70 per bushel, cranberries with Cape Cod and country options, feathers and wool market notes, greens vegetables and onions, and a lengthy sugar and molasses section. It also provides cotton market figures across major U.S. ports with receipts, exports, and stock tallies.
Week's market prices for codfish and fish products 1886
The Cape Ann Advertiser lists weekly market rates for codfish and other fresh and processed fish. Large Georges codfish at 3 3 ¾ per qt, small cod at 2 75, hake and pollock prices noted, mackerel shares at several per barrel rates, herring prices for Nova Scotia and Labrador varieties, and related fish products and oils with varied units and quality.
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Nova Scotia
Labrador
Pogie
Cape Ann
Markets Across Europe Report Mixed Wheat and Commodity Prices
Beerbohm reports from London note steady demand for wheat and corn off the coast and in port, with Paris firm for wheat and flour. Liverpool shows steady to fair demand for wheat and corn, with assorted prices and heavy receipts. cotton remains dull. Berlin sees lower discount rates, Manchester notes quieter yarns, Havana reports stable gold and sugar markets.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
Finglish
Paris
Liverpool
California
Uplands
Orleans
Atlantic and Great Western Rsts
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Manchester
The
Guardian
Havana
Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 22 at Port
The table shows today’s principal staple receipts from 21 points of shipment compared with the same day last year. Items listed include molasses, flour, oats, corn, wheat, hay, lumber, leather, lard, bacon, tea, coffee, skins, pelts, potatoes, and more with quantities in barrels, bushels, sacks, and cases.
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Boxer
Keeer
Pelta
Eas Cos Sas
Sai
Comparative Table of Weekly Receipts Jan 22 1886
A historical table lists weekly receipts including cotton bales, wool, molasses, butter, corn, oats, wheat, cheese, eggs, malt, millfeed, beans, apples, potato, hay, straw, lumber, pork, hides, bacon, sugar and tea. It also notes imports at Boston and Glasgow with shipments on the Prussian steamer.
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Ae Rolls
Merchant cargo ledger entries from Liverpool ship Wille Freeman
A detailed list records various goods loaded at Liverpool including mdse bales cases sacks and crates from multiple firms such as Baring Bros Beaton Dye Morse Wilson and Shepard Norwell. The schooner Willie Freeman transports herring mackerel eggs potatoes and other provisions totaling numerous barrels crates and casks.
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Shipley & Co
Moise Morse
Wilson & Co
Crockett Bros
Davis & Co
Booker & Co
J Miller & Co
Brooks
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Dyer, Taylor & Co
Thompson & Co
Ostmea
Taylor
Bates
Jiverpool
N S
Willie Freeman
JG Hall & Co
Foreign Exports from Liverpool Steamer Palestine List
The Palestine cleared January 21 with exports including lard and beef products, bacon, corn and wheat, cotton, tallow, leather, machinery, domestics, apples, and various cases and boxes. Values and quantities are listed for goods such as lard, bacon, corn, wheat, cotton, leather, and other commodities.
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Liverpool
Eng
Palestine
Receipts Of Staple Goods From Several Railroads
A summary of freight receipts lists vast quantities of cotton, wool, flour, oats, malt, bacon, beans, apples, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, and other staples shipped by Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Pichbag is lead, and Boston and Maine lines. The figures enumerate bales, boxes, sacks, bushels, tierces, cars, and other units across multiple routes and dates.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York & New E-gland
Boston
Flaine Rairoeaa
Boston Sud Maine Hatlrosa
Lowell Halirod
Court actions reviewed by Supreme Judicial Court
Jan 22 session includes cases Osborne v petitioner. Equitable National Life Insurance Co v Pengrey et al. George F. Clark v Watson et al. argued with listed counsel for each side before justices Morton Field Allen Houmas and others.
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Supreme Judicial Cout
Commonwealth
Moorton
C. J
Field
W. Allen
C. Allen
Houmas
William BM. Osborne
L. M. Moree, Jr
L. J. Thomas
Augustus Kuss
Equitable National Life Insurance Company
Elizabeth H. Pengrey
B. KH. Verry
8. W. Creech
Store
A. G. Nichols
George F. Clark
James M. Watson
C. F. Donnelly
J. W. O'Brien
S.J. Thompson
C. P. Sampaon
SUIT LIST AND JURY TERMS IN SUPERION COURT
Court records show multiple cases before Judge Bloparr and Judge Tuowrson including Charles Sherman and Charles Davis regarding wrongful attachment and promissory note disputes. The docket lists numerous cases with defendants, plaintiffs, and trial dates, plus estates and tort actions and a May term schedule.
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Charles D. Sherman
Charles Fl. Davis
Rosana Lape
H. B. Swarey
P. of Hutchinon
James
Church
Joseph Bowle
AT. Fay
George W. McConnell
Jury verdict and civil cases in Concord court
Judge Rock presided over Smith vs town of Concord with a plaintiff award of 73566. J F Wheeler represented the plaintiff and Sr Moar the defense. William H Graflam v Andrew Pierce involves a contract action to recover 6160 with Marcellus Coggan for the plaintiff and J H W Fiske for the defendant. Orders set for Jan 26 in multiple numbered cases.
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Smith
Town of
Concord
J. F. Wheeler
Sr. Moar
William H. Graflam
Andrew Pierce
Marcellus Coggan
J. H W. Fiske
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