Olney Suit Could Reshape U S Railroads If S Pacific Wins
Attorney General Olneys equity petition against the Southern Pacific railroad sparks nationwide interest. Officials discuss potential effects on Boston & Maine and New York New Haven Hartford systems. SP counsel says suit misreads facts and will answer in court.
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Olney
Southern Pacific Railroad
United States
Southern Pacific Company
Tuttle
Boston & Maine
Post
Folger
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Pacific Coast
California
New York
New England
Park Square
New Haven Road
Kendrick
Colonel Benton
Europe
Southern Pacific
Ancisco
Cal
H. F
Panties 4Cific Railroad Company
Ross
Los Angeles
American Railway Union
Trustees Made Receivers for Commonwealth Loan Trust
Judge Foster of the Federal Court appointed Waldo J. Howard of Kansas City and W. Hinman of Boston as receivers for the Commonwealth Loan & Trust Co of Kansas City. The firm had entered voluntary liquidation about three years ago. Hinman said receivership will aid in protecting stockholders and mortgage holders, while the debenture bond trusteeship remains in force. He noted unpaid taxes dating back to 1890 and said the receivers can better uncover the company’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Foster
Federal Court
Waldon J. Howard
Kansas City
Couny
West
Commonwealth OF Mass
Rondsetts
S' Lk
City of
Boston
Holden
Suffolk
Henry N. Bates
Hyde Park
Norfolk
H. N. Bates & CO
Charles E. Mills
Brooklyn
Kings County
State of New York
Elektron Manufacturing Company
Boston Post
Orsino G. Sleeper
Sentences handed down in city and county courts
Adolph Brunnen was yesterday sentenced in the Superior Criminal Court by Judge Fessenden to eighteen months in the House of Correction for breaking and entering. Gertie Clark was previously given probation for being idle and disorderly. reappearing in the Municipal Court she was remanded for a one year sentence in the women’s prison at Sherborn.
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Adolph Brunnen
Superior Criminal Court
Fessenden
House of Correction
Gertie Clark
Keefe
Municipal Criminal Court Dock
Women’s
Sherborn
Market optimism and rail earnings amid Michigan notes
The article traces cautious investor sentiment with firmer money, potential big gains for speculators, and mixed commodity signals as wheat corn and cotton fluctuate. It cites Atchison fiscal results, rail labor disruptions, Santa Fe impacts, and copper market moves, noting a small balance available and easy call money despite unresolved tariff questions.
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Treasury
New York
Reinhart
The
Atchison
United States
Santa Fe
American Railway Union
Birmingham
July 18 Official Market Report Highlights
Official report lists the day’s high and low prices and the closing figures. It notes bid and asked levels and summarizes the market’s activity for July 18. Fant
Traders Stock Exchange Report from Boston Office
Report from the Traders' Stock Exchange at 76 Devonshire Street Boston notes activity and market movements observed by the Boston office during the trading day.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Traders’ Stock Exchange
Devonshire Street
Boston
Waterfront Steamers and Foggy Sagamore Misadventure
The City of Kingston and Gloucester in Simpson's dry dock receive bottom cleanings and overhauls while the Taurus and Antonio Lambriana undergo minor repairs. The Sagamore, claimed to have touched bottom, is contradicted by Captain Abbott who says we saw clear water and no grounding. The Stamford excursion ship, damaged by fog and retired, may be auctioned after crews are paid. insurers assess losses and the line ponders future sailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Simpson’s
Atlantic Works
Gloucester
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Simpsons Dry Dock
Taurus
Antonio Lambrana
North Atlantic Steamship Company
Lewis Whert and
Atlantic Avenue
Worcester
Carroll
Boston
Halifax
Olivette
Florida
Sagamore
Fenton
Liverpool
Dread Ledge
Swampscott
Abbott
Post
Captain Abbott
Burnham's
Stamford
New York
Eamer Stamford
Winthrop The North Shore Scene A Long Parade Of Festivities
Vandalism in Winthrop leads to more thefts on the Crest and Highlands as residents call for stronger police presence. The New Winthrop Hotel hosts a well attended dance while the Crest Beach drive grows fashionable with carriages and equestrians. The Point of Pines hosts a popular con course with 500 ladies and escorts visiting the dance hall for a waist buckle souvenir. Friday fireworks are planned and Massachusetts bicyclists celebrate the lantern bill defeat. Renowned contra tenor R. J. Jose performs Saturday and Sunday, with two bands joining the Pines program at noon on Sunday.
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Winthrop
The
Post
New Winthrop Hotel
Winthrop Beach
Central Park
New York
Rotten Row
London
Point of Pines
Massachusetts
R. J. Jose
Boston
the Pines
Jose
Lynn
Shipping News Mini Almanac for July 19
Arrivals include Steamer Prussian from Glasgow under McAdam, Steamer Leon from Banes Cuba July 12 with fruit for Seaverns & Co, Steamer Gloucester from Baltimore, Steamer Boston to J G Hall Co, Steamer Lewiston Bangor Me, Steamer Kennebec Bath Me, Steamer Portland Snowman Portland, Steamer George A Chatee Gloucester. Schooners Manor from North Sydney and Maud Pye from Moncton. Berks tows Centipede from Philadelphia. Schooner John F Kranz from Philadelphia and Tug Plymouth to Salem Mass. Steamer list notes destinations and origins with steamer and schooner names. Sun and moon data included.
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Prussian
McAdam
Glasgow
Leon
Banes
Cuba
Seaverns & Co
Gloucester
Howes
Baltimore
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
N. S
J. G. Hall & Co
Lewiston
Ingraham
Bangor
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Portland
Snowman
George A. Chatee
Godfrey
Manor
Forrest
North Sydney
Co. B
Maud Pye
Maritime traffic clears and sails listed in port records
A dense shipping list shows schooners and steamers cleared for sea and bound outbound from Boston ports. Vessels include James A. Webster, Alice C. Fox, Halifax, Otranto, Parthian, lancastrian, and others with destinations such as Port Antonio Jamaica Baltimore Beverly and Buenos Aires. Tugs tow barges and lines include Parrscoro New York Port Johnson and Kennebec River, reflecting active coastal and international movement.
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James A. Webster
Webster
Deer Isle
Alice C. Fox
Hopkins
North Haven
Halifax
Pye
Richardson & Barnard
Wind West
Orion
Smith
Norfolk
Alice Belle
New York
Cohasset
Mass
Spring Hill
Parrscoro
N. Y
Kate Jones
Harding
Kennebec River
Joseph Baker
Plymouth
Port Johnson
Salem
Parthian
Philadelphia
Herman Winter
Lancastrian
Liverpool
Georgia
Beverly
George M. Winstow
Scranton
Rondout
Annie Reed
Buenos Ayres
George Daverport
John Twohy
Bangor
Baltimore
Boston Seer Street Dept Sealed Sewer Proposals Arundel Mtpt
The Boston Street Department announces separate sealed proposals for building sewers and connections in Arundel street and Mountfort street Roxbury Ward 22. Proposals due 12 m noon July 26 1894 at City Hall Office 47. Basis includes lin ft of 12 6 and 10 inch pipe plus manholes catch basins and drains with excavation. Certified check $500 and contract bond required. City reserves right to reject any proposal H H Carter Superintendent of Streets July 17 1894.
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Arundel Street
Beacon Street
Mountfort Street
Ivy Street
St. Mary’s Street
Audubon Road
Roxbury
Toom
City Hall
Mountport Street
Boston
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New York, New
Haven & Hartford
Fant
Am Bell
Cy R&s
V & Mass
Erere
Bost & Mont
Butte & Bost
Franklin
Tamarack
Fast
West End
Miscellaneou $S Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Reece
Eeek Eeear
Denison
Eeeereeree
Dunkin Mining
Abereereeneweeeeenene
Goodyear Shoe Machinery
Mollie Gibson Mining
Burton Stock
Union Pac
Chicago
NEW York Stock Sales
S Atchison
Central Town
Eeeereeeer
C & Stooee
Eene
del & Hud
East Tenn
Panaee
Aces
Louis & Nash
Ceseesss
Missouri Pac
Seeteereere
Pisieala Lea’ Onree
Nor Pac
Pacific BO
Pal
Rich & W
Rock Island
Secesss
Southern Pac
St Paul
P & OM
Seerererrnne Tenn
Texas Pac
Coresesseces
North Shore
Shipping News
W.H. Parker
M.D
Seton Atuss
America
Peabody Medical Institute
National Medical Association
Aesiaaes
Barnstable
Clair
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Antonio Kambrana
Fagerlie
Baracoa
George N. Emery & Co
Jessie Palmer
Palmer
Dorchester
N. B
Boston Shipping Company
Stamer Otranto
Wing
Antwerp
Furness
Snow
E. B. Sampson
Nickerson
H. M. Whitney
Benita
Arana
E. A. Adams ,& Co
Calvin Austin
George Co. Hills
Tremont
Craig
C. F. Wil
Liams
White Star Line
U. S
Royal Mail
Queenstown
Teutonic
Majestic
B. A. Adams & CO
State St
Corner Broad St
Red Star Line
Brussels
Ge. A. Adams & CO
Cor
Broad St
Breston
Warren Line
If Onlu Ar Jy
Sachem
Sageimore
Cunard Line
Cunard
Pavonia
Cephalonia
Bothnia
Catalonia
Scythia
England
Ireland
Scotland
Alexander Martin
American Line
Southampton
Paris
Chester
Havre
International Navigation CO
Bowling Green
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Central Wharf
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
F. P. Wing
Fh. B. Sampson
Mgr
Fiske
Merchants & Miners Transportation
Newport News
Providence
West Point
Tenn. & Ga
Morvan Lise
Orleans
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
KE. E. Currier
N. E
Washington St
E.lawley
T Gen
Broadway
Grand Junction
Custom House
Warren & CO
Milk St
Railrroads
Boston & Albany Railroad
VHS
LGSR
Albany
Saratooga
M.S. RR
Cincinnati
Utica
Toledo
Wagner Butter
Michiginy Central UR
Wagner
Michican Gentral R. R
St. Longe
Tenven Moston
Warner
Cleveland
Detroit
M. C. RR
Marttera
New Haven
Springfield
New York Limited
Springfeld
Kneeland St
A.S. Hanson
Erry OF
Street Department
Sewer Division
GO. L. Spaulding
Chas. Spaulding
West Medford
Cape Cod
West Harwich
Hall
Cobb, Hersey & Co
Corner Beach
Lincoln Sts
Workingman’s Suburb
Lindendale
Malden
Saugus
Linden Station
Wood, ON & CO
School St
Kneeland
Browning, King & CO
Commonwealth OF
Assachtusetts
Frederick W. Holbrook
Ashley L. Holbrook
Copartners
Holbrook and Son
Court House
Pemberton Square
Robert EB. Maguire
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
George H. Drew
Joseph P. Silsby, JR
Winthrop Hotel Company
Maine
Said
Cleveland L. Sleeper
David S. Coy
Seth P. Smith
Otis Bramall
County of
George E. Jacobs
Thomas D. Q. Perry
Geo. H. Gipson
William H. Lyman
Gideon
J. Harvey
Lyman and Harvey
Z. S. Arnold
Notich
William B. Merrill
M. Lendsley Sanborn
John Bass
Samuel M. Child
Washington Street
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Henry Peterson
Charity
Chardon St
Ware
T. M. Ware
India Sq
Portland St
Boston Bamboo CO
Lewis Wharf
BR. M
New York & New England Railroad
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Southlines
Ocean Steamship
Barnard
Agts
Atlantic Ave
Commonwealth OF Massacht
James Leary
James
Wynary
Chna
Chna, Galvin
Caue
John W. McKim
Fsquire
Elijah Growie
Register
Nopich
Isa
Bella Obertson
James Robparison
Chelsea
Chelset
Willow Street
Yarmouth Steamship 66
Novacotia
J. F. Spinney
Eaves
Raymond & Whitcomb
Thomas Cook & Son
Washington
John G. Hall & Co
Chatham Stree
Copartnership Notices
Ketchum & Speed
Ketchum
Be. C. Ketchum
Fred H, Speed
Cee
Tremont St
Ames
Sherman, Hannah & CU
Northampton
Washington Sts
E. Farmer
Boylston Dr
Dover St
Lawrence
Old Coat House
John D. Driscoll
Dudley
Columbus Ave
Springlane
Columbia
M. Green
Singer
Pneummatic
Columbus Age
O. R. Cooper
Charess
Canal St
Holden Row
Charlestown
A.T. S
Bank St
Cambridge
Poplar St
Hy, T
M. D. Curtis
Kent St
Blue Hill Ave
Cor Ie
Eategeee
North Russell St
Carver St
Framingham
Glen Bros
Rochester
N. x
Mason & CO
Winooski
Franklin St
McConnell
Congress St
Chandler & CO
Province Court
Kemo
South
Friedman Manfg. CO
Commerce St
Millinhery
L. C
New York City
Friend St
Dst
Art
Montreal House
Worcester St
Columbus
Tudor Supply CO
Federal St
Manufacturers’ Oil CO
Astrology
Benton
J. F. Johnson
Tremont Row
Crescent Place
Gia
Jofin G. Hall
Cudworth Stedford
A. R. Andrews
Court St
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