Election laws and bills debated in state committee
The article outlines a flurry of legislative moves and committee actions. It notes attempts to restrict election procedures and change ward lines, plus reports on recounts and procedural reforms. Also covered are employer liability debates, railroad safety statistics, taxation hearings, and various state House commissions and public welfare topics.
Consolidation of the Associot and Connecticut River Railways
In the Senate yesterday the National Woman Suffrage Association petition for a constitutional amendment allowing women to vote was presented. Debates covered guardianship of insane ward interests in wives real estate, and regulations for female voter assessment and registration. Committees reported on savings banks treasurer changes, and a proposed consolidation of the Connecticut River and Ashuelot railroads into the Connecticut Valley Railroad Company. A substitute bill was offered for the third clerk salary, including a $1500 annual pay.
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Associot
Connecticut River
Senate
National Woman Suffrage Association
Dunbar
Committee On the Judiciary
Committee On Election Laws
Committee On Railroads
Connecticut River Railroad
Ashuelot Railroad
Connecticut Valley Railroad Company
Lilley
Committee On Public Service
George G. Spear
Department of the Secretary of the Commonwealth
Committee Studies Naturalization Laws Amid Vote Recommitment
The Legislature debates registering citizens who move before May 1, noting hardship but voting to recommit. Petitions pour in for salaries, roads, and funds. various reports and bills move through committees. Endicott cites 1883 and 1886 valuation figures, showing increases in polls and property tax scales.
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Committee On
Oxley
Ashland
Flynn
Boston
Oxiey
Hie
Asiland
Fecerdon
Quincy
House
Endicott
Executive Council Meeting Nominates Hospital Trustees and Officials
At a meeting, Governor sent nominations for trustees of Westboro and Worcester hospitals and other posts. It notes $1000 drainage commissioner salaries, approves Danvers Hospital superintendent’s $2500 pay, and reviews a contested Essex district seat case. Witnesses testified on poll tax registrations and possible improper registrations.
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Executive Council
Mansfield-Hitchings
A. H. Grimke
Hyde Park
Emily Talbot
Boston
Westboro Hospital For
Marshall P. Wilder
Board of Agriculture
Thomas H. Gage
Worcester
Worcester Hospital
George Howland, Jr
New Bedford
Taunton Hospital
Henry W.taft
Pittsfield
Northampton Hospital
Daniel S. Richardson
Lowell
Danvers Hospital
William A. Gorton
Thirteenth
Essex
Charles H. Mansfield
Charies H, Hitchings
House Election Committee
W. W. Low
Board of Registrars of Voters
W. W. Newhall
Sangus
Bamnes
Warren P. Copp
Ubens
Mansfield
Amerige
Republican Town Committee
Law
Newhall
William Ffutchings
Board of Regitrars
Improvements at the Fitchburg Depot and rail line updates
The Fitchburg railroad offices in the upper story of the passenger station have been enlarged and improved. President Philips and Clerk Whittemore move to spacious front rooms overlooking Causeway street. General Superintendent Adams now occupies a larger, more secluded office. Train dispatchers, Hexle, auditors and clerks also gain improved quarters. Also noted are plans for the St Pauls Kansas City extension at about 7 million dollars, a postponed Danville Olney and Ohio River sale, and annual railway reports showing varied earnings and proposed new stations on the Fitchburg line.
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Fitchburg Railroad Management
Phillips
Whittemore
Causeway Street
Adams
Presidenti
Messrs
Fenton and
Hardtwell
Hexle
St. Pauls Kansas City
Danville, Olney and Ohio River
Delaware, Lackawennea and Western Railway Company
Maine Railroad Commissioners
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Erie
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Atchison
San Diego
Colton
Kansas City
California
San Francisco
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Chicago, Burlington
Northern
Dubuque
Chicago, Burlington and Northern Road
Illinois Central
East Dubuque
Atlantic and Pacific
California Southern
Pullman
Denver
Springfield
Memphis
Fremont
Elkhorn
Oregon
Littas Rock
Fort Smith
Wisconsin Central
Mexican Central
Ogdensburg
Boston
Maine
Eastern
New York
Philadelphia
Street
Boston and Maine and Eastern
Boston and
Maine-Eastern
Boston, Winthrop and
Shore
John H. Buttrick
Lowell
John W. Olmstead
Dudley H. Bradley
Brookline
John C. Abbett
Arthur D. McClellan
Os ‘Olle
Lyman
New England
Consolidated Road
Journal
New Haven
Albany
Foster
Charter Street
North End
Forsey
S. R.knights & Co
Washington Street
Ana
State Street
S. K. Knights& Co
Samuel CG
COBB
NAS
H'L J. Bradlee
Newton Talbot
Court record on Albion Brewery forfeiture case in Lawrence
Information filed in November 1884 claims Albion Brewery property was forfeited due to a still and distillery activity on the premises in Lawrence. The owners argue property cannot be guilty absent person responsibility. Attorneys for United States and claimants appear before Judge Carpenter. Also Annie E. Stillings vs Eastern Railroad Company reports resumed arguments on a personal injury suit with counsel for both sides.
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United States
Lawrence Et al
Albion
Lawrence
C. Almy, d Jr
Ke, J. Sherman and
C. A. Bell
Annie E. Stillings
Eastern Railroad_Company
T. Savage
Lincoln
Supreme Judicial Court Docket Summary
Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth sits January 27 with Justices Morton Field Devens W and Co Allen. Case No 381 Tiannah G Payson et al v Alice M suribam et al. Attorneys listed for plaintiffs and defendants. Case No 382 New Haven Horse Nail Company v Linden Spring Company et al. Attorneys listed for plainting and defendants.
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Morton, Field, Devens, W.and Co. Allen
Tiannah G. Payson
Alice M. Suribam
St. KR
Injuries Case in Reserve Judge Shaw et al Cambridge Rail Row
In a Boston court, Reserve Judge Blopagerr handles No 2046 Shaw versus Cambridge Horse Railroad Company for tort injuries. The docket lists numerous related cases and proceedings across multiple sessions with various defendants and plaintiffs, noting assignments, representations, and ongoing trial status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner B. Shaw
Cambridge Horse Railroad Company
S.J. Elaer
J. W. Proctor
Prentiss Cummings
W. EL. Martin
Arthur Pickering
Frank J. Ladd
Verdidt
J. D. Thomson
Jonathan Ladd
Mary A. Miguire
City of
Boston
Clapp Street
Dorchester
C. A. Williams
R. W Nason
Waulter E. Shaw
Edward
Lampson
Owens
J.C. Cotter
K. Barry
P. B. Mowry
An Active Market and Loston on a Quiet Wednesday
The money market stayed quiet with little change. Banks took good paper around 419.5 percent, dealers held notes at 4 14 percent, and call loans hovered near 3 percent. New York exchanges rose with improved activity as Atchison and other rail firms moved, while public notices hint at a Dubuque rail venture facing obstacles and a consolidation push among eastern carriers.
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Loston
New York
Eccerese
Ambiguous Old Sales List With City and Meter Figures
A clipped sales listing from January 27 shows partial figures for water meters and various street addresses. The fragment mentions Standard Water Meter, Mexican Telephone, and Bowman related entries with scattered numbers and city connections to Boston and St. Louis.
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Weaceceeseen
Bowman
St. Louis
Fragmented bonds and bank listings across early 1900s markets
A dense ledger style item lists securities from merchant, national, and railroad banks including Natick, Androscoggin Manufacturing, and Boston, Concord, and Montreal lines. Entries reference bonds, rates, and assorted corporate notes with scattered city and date markers, indicating a market summary page with varied issuers and values.
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Merchant’s National Bank
Freeman's National Bank
Second
Naional Bank
Natick National Bank
Androscoggin Manufacturing
Boston, Gon
Montreal & K
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Ginewmath
Oicces
Scvcceeus
Cambridge Horse RR
Columbus, Sping
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Consolidated Railroad of Cane Peesieee Chon
Ceesenictsewesss
Foe Sky and
Gleveland
GSN
At’as National Bank
Soscesecesacesa Lad
Merrimac National Bank
Haverhill
Abington National Bank
Iusehiwedonss iVawawes
Washington National Bank
Webster National Bank
Lawrence Manufacturing Co
Appleton Manufacturing Co
Boston & Sandwich Glass Co
Chicago
EOE
Seeeseeseesseseresesarese
SOG
Aioe Seccueraswedeness Sadeeneset
Atantic & Pacific Income
Essex Railroad OB
MBBS
Niews Anavesceeses
Gr’t Falls & Con
Ecceseses
Ecces Oe
Buri & Me Vet
Inorg Odie
Cen
Asins
Chicago & W Michigan SR
Colony
Alleson& G
New York Market Summary on January 27
Money on call remained easy at 2 percent, prime mercantile paper at 4 5, bar silver at 102. The stock market closed quiet and firm with scant business, led by Lackawanna activity. New York and New England showed strength, while Manhattan consolidated around 125. Railroads and bonds fluctuated modestly, with key notes on unions, leases, and earnings.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
New England
New York, New Haven and Hartford Company
Manhattan
Pacific Mail
Louisville and Nashville General
Michigan Central
New York, Susquehanna and Western
W.S. Lawson & Co
Adams
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Kansas City
Amour
Plankinton
Chicago
Wheat futures rise as May grain price climbs in steady session
Emery and Hodges report on January 27 noting a stronger day for wheat with larger and active trading. May wheat traded to 88 cents at morning, closing near 87.99 cents as bulls gain strength daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
Chicago
State Street
Slighest
Wheeatt
Wheat market outlook and prices show mixed signals
The article notes expectations of higher wheat prices but warns of reactions. It cites a bulge in the market with possible one cent profit, while upside is deemed safer. Bears and scalpers push early prices, Schwartz & Dupee purchase 500,000 May wheat, and Armour comments on a too-fast advance. Corn dull, pork firmer. Chicago price table lists bid, ask, and close for Wheat, May corn, and May pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartz & Dupee
Kiernan
Carlota
Review of the Boston Market For the Week Ending Jan 27
A dense list of commodities with widespread price notes across ashes candles coffee copper coal and more. Trade activity shows moderate demand in ashes and candles steady prices in many items, with general dullness in some metals and spices, and varied demand in produce grains and provisions.
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Boston
Cattle Market Report from Watertown and Brighton
The week ending January 27 1886 covers cattle sheep and lambs plus hogs and horses across Watertown and Brighton. Prices vary by class with working oxen modest demand and a large fat hog supply while veal calves and dairy stock show active demand. export cattle to Liverpool cited with stock movements by multiple firms.
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N.B
Boston and Albany Railroad
Brighton
Glye
JC Richardson
Ohio
Michigan
Blair & Kingman
Onlo
Myers & Berry
Cattle Sales Reported at Watertown and Brighton Yards
Traders at Watertown and Brighton yards report a slow market for beef cattle with more sellers than buyers. Prices range from 6 to 8 cents per pound live weight for choice cattle and varied dressed weights, with multiple consignments sold by Whipple Farnham Kimball Sargent Bardwell Townsend Monroe and others.
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Maine
F & Brown
Thompson & Son
Miller & Libby
Morrill & Libby
Norton & Turner
F H Coolidge
J F Lawrey
New Hampshire
Breck & Wood
Aldrich & Johnston
J O Sanborn
Freeman & Wood
J B Sargent
Vermont
M G Flanders
T Carroll
A William
G H Sprigg
H J Miller
E W Whitcemb Low
C H Kidder
H N Jenne
Cattise
W Ricker
R E French
W G Townsend
C P Burke
L L Lovell
Whipple
Palestine
J A Ilatha
Monroe
Hammond & Co
Norseman
Liverpool
J A Hathaway
Stockholm City
Virginia
Francis Jewett & Co
Watertown
New England
Canada
Whipple & Farnham
HJ Miller
RL Lovell
Durham
W R Hussey
Miller
Glee Lw
Merrill & Libby
FS Kimball
J A Sanborn
W H Bardwell
Nathaway & Jackson
Te Lw
Fe Aw
Dloc
MG F
Brighton Yards
Brighton
Hollis & Co
J Meloy
A N Monroe
F H Coolidge & Son
A Stone
J S Henry
W Scollins
F W Shampoon
H M Taft
Cotton and commodity markets across major cities on Jan 27
Reports show quiet cotton with mixed grain and flour activity across New York Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati Detroit Toledo St Louis Minneapolis and southern ports. Notable figures include New York spot cotton mid 21 16, wheat ranges 80s to 90s, flour receipts high, pork and lard steady, and consolidated US port stocks around one million.
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New York
Orleans
Minnesota
Petroleum
United
Sil
City
India
Sig
Continent
South America
Liverpool
Mobile
Savannath
Charleston
Memphis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sligo
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Augusta
Dull
Mid &Ye
Galverton
New Orleans
Great Britain
Savannah
Wilmington
Steandy
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Britain
Market Quotations Steady With Mixed February to December Figures
The market opened steady with scattered bid and ask prices across months from February to December. Entries show varying figures including February at 9.15 9.16 and December around 9.58, indicating a firm close amid fluctuating quotes.
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Askad
Goduby
Ieee
Woofoie Ys Ceulenves Ogae
Ponte vicdeecvesseOne
Cevenerveces
Vesse
Dadarts Fesse Bees
Oscpia
Aurusei
London Wheat and Market Reports Narrow Pull Amid Quiet Demand
London and Liverpool market news show wheat steady to firm with quiet, slow spot activity. Imports into the UK last week reach 230,000 to 235,000 quarters of wheat, 169,000 to 165,000 quarters of corn, and 110,000 to 115,000 quarters of flour. Overseas quotes list American securities and cargo prices in a tense financial backdrop.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
United Kingdom
England
Liverpool
Paris
California
Laverkpool
Uplands
Orleans
Tugry
American Securities
Central Pacific
St. Paul
Denver
Illinois Central
Lake Shore
Louisville and Nashville
New York Central
Erie
New York
Ontario and Western
Reading
Wabash
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Havana
Maritime Merchant Listings From Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island
A fragmentary OCR record lists several schooners and brigs along with cargoes and destinations. Entries include Hugh M with potatoes and apples at Annapolis Royal. Lairg with potatoes and hides at Cornwallis. Bessie E Corson with potatoes and hides at Cornwallis. Pleroma with mackerel by Whitney Pousland & Co at Ambuco. Genoa with sugar by Baring & Co.
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Annapolis
Hugh M
Delong & Seaman
Georgetown
Pei
Cornwallis
Bessie E Corson
Nenburg
N S
Receipts of Stapie Products Across Rail Lines
Receipts detail cotton bales and various commodities from Boston and Albany, Providence, Old Colony, Boston and Maine, and other lines. Items include bales of cotton, flour, meal, oats, corn, butter, cheese, eggs, beef, hides, leather, lumber, and numerous boxed goods with numerous quantities and car counts across multiple railroads.
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Boston
Maine
Lowell
Fitchburg
Albany
Eastern
N. B
Uch
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Jevatner
Sid Gicen
Keir
Bates
Boston and Maine Railroad
Estern
Western Division
Iee Tolls
Ecas
Staple Product Receipts At The Port Today
The table lists principal staple receipts at the port for today from a shipment, including in transit goods, and compares figures with the same day last year, showing year over year changes in quantities and values.
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Pierce
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Reed
Senate Committee On Elections
Joint Judiciary Committee
Charles G
George H. Fall
George H. Fajr
Old Colony
Baltimore and Ohio
Massachusetts
Charles G. Fall
Mable
EE. P. Loring
Frank K. Foster
Judge Hartwell
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Howes Norris
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Abor
Thomas Mahoney
Ingor Ofalaw
Aragnos
Perkins Institution For the
Essex County
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Munroe
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Robert ©. Davis
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Bigelow
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the Mason
Hugh McElroy
Boston Gas Light Company
J. A. McGeough
C. P. Greenough
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R BR
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Ewe Mediately Spen Sizcolpt
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John C. Wilmerding
Iy Welmberi Ding, Dogt & Co
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Sakruel Sunteng’s Sons & UO
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Squ. i. Dat & CO
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de Canfaon
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