Power Push By Metropolitan Police Board Seen In Boston
State House presence by two metropolitan police board members raises suspicion of expanding powers. A bill by Senator Wealey A. Gove would let the board influence harbor master and assistants salaries, with salaries set by city council and board vote. The rapid election law committee advanced measures on recounts and redistricting, aiming to curb election disputes while timing for a state committee remains unsettled.
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League
Wealey A. Gove
Last Boston
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Mass
Mernhandise
Senate Discusses Tax Assessment and Local Elections
The session covers bids to elect Boston school committee by districts and selects committees for various petitions. Murphy introduces a bill on tax assessment and apportionment with a statewide framework, detailing polls tax, property tax, and the division of state county and city obligations.
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Newbury Street
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Horace Mann
Darling
Samuel Eliot
F. W.W. Welker
HH. T. Davis
State House Debates Eye Salaries and Reforms
State inspectors and examiners proposed for engine licensing. Boston and Worcester figures seek higher salaries and policy changes. Bills authorize child employment limits, court structures, and expanded prison and school funding. Public service and judiciary panels back new deeds registry and city charter study. Public hearing planned on Suffolk courthouse land needs.
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Drainage Commission
Mowsen
Industrial School
Lyman School
the Commonwealth
Isaac H. Edgett
Joviciary Co Mtes
Nantuket
New Bedford
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
Suffolk
Committee On Judiciary
Government of
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Committee of Cities
Truant School Proposal Moves Through Boston School Board
At a Boston school committee meeting the accounts panel shows salary increases for instructors and janitors offset by declines in officer salaries and supplies. A plan to petition the Legislature for a truants and absentees school under public institutions is adopted.
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Board of
Dwyer
Boston
Yermlit
Sr. Townsend
Lawrenee
Tate
Patinere
Commons
Burns of
Ayer
Committee On Accounts
Virehburg Railroad stockholders meet elect officers
The annual stockholders meeting conducted at 11 o'clock Tuesday forenoon elected directors with 6079 votes each for Elijah B. Phillips Seth Bemis Robert Codman Rodney Wallace Franklin N Poor Charles J. Crocker and Charles A Welch. Elected president was HE B Phillips and M D Benzon treasurer. The Rutland and Tidewater railroad plans stock subscriptions and outlines routes from Peatland to Westhaven near Whitehall and links with other lines.
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Virehburg Railroad Company
Causeway Street
Phillips
Elijah B. Phillips
Boston
Seth Bemis
Newton
Robert Codmman
Rodney Wallace
Pitchbure
Franklin N. Poor
Somerville
Charles J. Crocker
Fitchburg
Charles A. Welch
Airectors For Organization
B. Phillips Weere
M. D. Benzon
Boston Industrial Coloners Aid Former Prisoners in Reform
The Geoston Industrial Union forms to aid men and women imprisoned for crime who struggle to find employment. Initiatives include a Boston center with reading rooms and meals, operated alongside the YMCA. Seventy workers are employed at a Tremont Street facility, with funding sought to establish a city heart for lodging, dining, and temporary care. Contributions may be sent to Cr. Fernald at Mills Bros., 160 State Street, daily 10 to 11.
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Bostor Industrial Colon
Janaten Hmlain
Tremont Stres
Young Men’s Christian Association
Insolvency Blemishes Marker Names Across Several Firms
Multiple small firms face financial troubles in New England and beyond. McCullough of Altoena on 24 cent dollar negotiations with creditors. Ayer Brothers and Goodwin lumberman report insolvency and attachment actions. Pubs, carpenters, and dealers in Boston Cambridge Lowell and Newfield tied to insolvency, sales, or assignments with varied creditors and sums.
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J. WH. McCullough
Altoena
Pemn
Condomis
A. ¥. Bregg
Woresster
Ayer Bros
Newfield
Geoge Goodwin
Lumberman
Wella
H. ©. Frederick
Suffolk County
Louis G. Hale
Charles P. Daniels
Miss Carrie Rogers and Charles Farnham United in Somerville
Miss Carrie M. Rogers daughter of the late Captain Seth G. Rogers and Mr Charles K Farnham of Bangor Me formerly of Somerville were married at 226 Summer street West Somerville Rev Edward Tead officiating About fifty friends attended The couple will be honored at a reception next Friday and will reside in Bangor and Wililamette after a brief stay in Somerville
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Carrie M. Rogers
Seth G. Rogers
Charles K. Farnham
Bangor
Somerville
A. F. Wheaton
Summer Street
West Somerville
Edward 8. Tead
Prospect Hill Chureh
Farnham
Dancing Shepherds fifth norval bell at Hortiecharai Hall
The Dancing Shepherds, a social organization, held their fifth norval bell last night at Hortiecharai Hall. Two hundred fifty couples attended and danced to Huggins’s full orchestra. John L. Ennis was floor manager. The reception committee included James E. Fitzgerald, George Carroll, J. B. McGuire, George H. Kitson, J. J. Taylor, C. L. McNamara, J. Rani, D. Kelly, Join Fienn, J. Doyle, George E. Phillips, J. P. Laveede, F. P. McGuire, J. I. Bol ton, and J. J. Irving.
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the Shepherds
Hortiecharai Hall
Huggins
John L. Ennis
James EE. Fitzgerald
George Carroll
J. B. McGuire
George H. Kitson
J. J. Taylor
C. L. McNamara
J. Rani
D. Kelly
Join Fienn
J. Doyle
George E. Phillips
Sidney Dickinon lecture on German art at Tremon Temple
Sidney Dickinon will give his second Tremon Temple lecture Thursday evening illustrating German art and works by Durer Cranach Holbeins Titian Correggio Raphael Murillo Velazquez Tenniers and others including Van Dyck Rembrandt. Since the opening last week there have been four consecutive days of safe course tickets.
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Sidney Dickinon
Tremon Temple
Germany
Durer
Cranach
the Holbeins
Titian Correggio
Raphael
Murillo
Velacquez
Tenliers
van Dycks Rebens
Rembrand
Union Hotel Ad Promises Comfort and Low Rates in City
An old advertisement touts the Union Hotel near Grand Central, offering European plan rooms at low daily rates with elevator access and proximity to horse cars, stages, and elevated railroad to depots. It claims better living value than elsewhere in the city.
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New York City
Baggate
Grawul Union Hotel
Grand Gutral
West
Rand Union Hotel
Iyt
Wawyly
Quiet Money Market and Mixed Stock Activity in Boston
Boston traders saw a quiet money market with abundant loanable funds and easy rates. Stocks remained dull with mixed moves in rail and utility issues, while government securities held firm and foreign exchange softened slightly amid broker-dominated trading and notable corporate developments.
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Boston
Perecent
New York
Unclear OCRed Notice From Past Publication
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed letters and partial names. Readable items include references to a stock car event on March 26 and entities like American Electric and Mexican Telephone. Unable to determine clear event, date, or location from the garbled source.
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Market ledger shows wide equity bids and mixed stocks
The page lists a 319 310 share total with closing bids across many issues. It records prices for Central Pacific, Lake Shore, Missouri Pacific, Reading, Pacific Mail, Union Pacific, Wabash, Western Union, and others with figures in dollars and fractions, plus a long section of mining stocks and fractional price quotes. The notation includes daily gains and percentage shifts for numerous rail and industrial names, reflecting a turbulent trading session.
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Lake Shore
Lveville & Nash
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Wheat market steady as supplies rise and futures edge higher
Emery and Hodges report January 26 notes wheat market steadiness and strength with visible supplies higher than estimates. Corn and pork soften slightly while oats and other grains move, with large offerings absorbed and prices closing near opening levels. Ongoing demand suggests potential for a further advance.
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Emery & Hodges
Chicago
New York
State Street
Cccsicisee Sons
Flour Market Steady to Firm Across Markets
The grain market shows firm sentiment for flour with prices up from recent lows. Receipts and shipments are listed for Chicago Milwaukee St Louis New York and Detroit, covering wheat corn oats rye meals and flour prices and movements.
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Michigan
New York
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St Louis
Detroit
Chicago
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Minespoliz
Lee
E. Tol
Ciicage
Clower
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Waltte State
Newark
Braun
Arley
Canada
New Bedford Oil and Sugar Market Report Quiet Trade
New Bedford oil market shows activity only in a sale of 250 bbls spermolin Bostos to a local manufacturer at an advanced price. Wealebone remains in demand with Arctic sales. Sugar markets steady with varied bid terms. coal trade unsettled with anthracite prices and output figures dropping year over year. gas coal shipments halted.
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New York
Svergal
Wealebone
New Arctic
Sperim
Whatehorne
New Bedford
Manila
Cuba
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Cumberland and
Clearfield
Market open steady with mixed bids and dull close
The market opened steady with varied bid and ask quotes across sectors and months. Quotations show several months like September December and February with differing bid asks while sales include 300 bales. overall activity was muted at close.
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Dry goods prices hold steady in New York week
The New York Contamercial Bulletin reports a quiet week with steady prices. Suppression goods show moderate demand at first hands while prints, ginghams, dress goods, quilts, white goods and cotton hosiery are fairly active. Heavy clothing and wooden goods demand higher opening prices due to wool finance. jobbing trade remains fair for the season.
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Cattle Market Report Week Ending January 28 1836
Market totals show live stock counts for cattle, sheep and swine with week over week comparisons and regional price ranges. It lists numbers by state and origin, car counts by route, and varied prices for beef, sheep and hides with cattle classifications and notes on grades and regional distinctions.
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New York
Maine
Boston
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Fitchburg
Eastern
Tairy
Coastwise and Port Receipts Across Major Hubs
Consolidated four day Net receipts total 68 665 with exports to Great Britain 35 691 to the Continent 18 537 and to France 257% while stock at all United States ports reaches 1 083 192. Shipments and sales figures appear for Memphis New York Philadelphia Baltimore Savannah Charleston Norfolk Cincinnati St Louis and Swanneville with mixed tones from dull to steady and weak.
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Savannah
Great Britain
Charleston
Wamington
Continent
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
London News Roundup: Wheat and Cotton Markets Across Ports
Reports from London Liverpool and Berlin note wheat steady with fair demand and higher figures for shipments, corn firm and prices mixed. Cotton trading dull in Havana and Upland and Orleans bids listed. financials show mixed bond and stock quotes across Atlantic markets.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Liverpool
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America
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Orleans
Erie
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Imperial Bank of Germany
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Trade item list from Jinportse to Boston and Cornwallis NS
OCR fragment lists ships and cargoes including Lucy A Davis 6370 b5 salt der Barauona, Brig Woodbury with logs satin wool mahogs cayas and cuitc satina, crutches and other items. Mentions Acara 3474 potatoes 426 bus and Chapin Bros. Ends with Cornwallis NS and New York references.
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Barauona
Woodbury
Ctiaco
Lazarnis
New York
Cornwallis NS
Acara
Chapin Bros
Trade cargo list from transatlantic ships and islands
A 19th century shipping ledger lists goods aboard the Stockholm City from London via Halifax and the Catalonia from Liverpool, with hundreds of sacks flour butter meat sugar leather cot ton waste and hardware recorded. Items include oils, textiles, household goods, tools, and farm supplies, reflecting broad trade in bound for Liverpool and St Thomas WI and Western Islands quantities.
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Halifax
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Liverpool
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Catalonia
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Oak Park
Azohis
Western Islands
Receipts of Staple Goods Across Rail Lines
A dense ledger of shipments lists cotton bales, flour sacks, bushels of corn and wheat, hay, butter, cheese, oats, and numerous other commodities moved on the Albany, New York, and Boston routes. The entries name railroads, quantities, and destinations, reflecting a broad trade in staple staples across multiple divisions and lines. The scattered figures show significant volume in cotton, flour, corn, wheat, and livestock products across several roadhouses and rail depots.
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Boston
Albany
Gorton
Yoru
Ratka
Bates
Bsa
Bkoeton and Maine Railroad
Stern Division
Atuer
Ces Molasses, Kosten and Meine Railroad
Western Division
Ky Expres
Mining stock closes in San Francisco on January 26
San Francisco reports the official closing prices for mining stocks led by Cal Bh Vai and Hale & Norcross. The telegraphic list lists several names with mixed activity as traders gauge metal values and market demand.
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Lawsuit notices for rent and damages in multiple cases
Albert Metcatt and John A Driscoll each face action to recover one month rent for store premises on Congress Street with plea of denial. Joshus Benshimovs and Israel Alt nin head a case against Boston Gas Light for 35000 damages from personal injuries. Lead plaintiffs work with Shepard Carley Drew and McGeough in various defense and plaintiff roles.
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T. M. Babson
Abner B. Shaw
Cambridge Horee Railroad Company
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W. H. Martin
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Michael Coughlin
National Dock and Warehouse Company
J. B. Richardson
C. A. Welch
Clapp Sreet
Dorchester
C. A. Williams
R. W Nason
Hospital Vision of a Caring, Free Clinic for All
A poetic description promotes a new hospital opening on May first. It envisions a self supporting, tax free, community funded institution with airy spaces and patient centered care. The text emphasizes kindness, compassion, and nurse-like attendants easing pain and fear.
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