Invention Priority for Wire Rod Coiling Apparatus
The United States Circuit Court decides that the complainant is the sole inventor of the drawings for a wire rod coiling apparatus and grants a decree authorizing the issue of letters patent to the complainant. The respondent Morgan is found not to have contributed the invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Carpenter
Fred H. Daniels
Charles H. Morgan
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company
Worcester
J. E. Maynadrer
George E. Roberts
Supreme Judicial Court Docket for Tuesday June 2
Equity assignments listed by Justices C Allen and sessions. Case entries include numerous v. filings such as Costello v. So., O’Rio, Crandall v Joyce, Line v. Litchfield, Walker v. Scott, Hastings v. Phillips, Aldrich v. Brown, Quinn v. Loring, McArthur v. Drisko, and others. Fourth and Third sessions noted with judges Dunbar and Latithor, jury call for Monday at 10 am. Public notices of Ev ents and Mass. Supreme Court entries continue through Middlesex and Boston jurisdictions.
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Crandall
Joyce
Creed
Kedal
Line
Litchfield
Walker
Scott
Bishop
Winch'd
Woodward
In- Superior Court
Middlesex
Bo& L
Everett
Jones Eterett
Winn
Rawson
Barry
Snow
Hosmer
Fortier
Pro’ Am
Madden
Jury
Burns
Ross
Edmands
Merrill
City Ofeux
Cbulalsostou
Municipal Court Second Less List Cases names
The court lists a series of civil case designations and parties in a second Less List. Names include Wetmore v Nee Morton v Stuckilen Iller v Clark Grainger v Pierce Kyre v Walker Karrow v Whitne Cootle v Gibson Haywara v Mille Hlobs v Kenney Ve dig Lang Venable v Gallagher Stowell v Savage Aphihans v Soow Cunningham v Judge Metarthy v same Woods v Savace Martin v Young Nangle v Clinton Grantham v Prath Harrila v Perkins Scott v Flynn Sibley v Crocker Wolfanh v Levine Wallace v Church Morse v Chambers.
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Municipal Court
Wetmore
Nee
Mortis
Stuckilen
Iller
Clark
Grainger
Pierce
Kyre
Walker
Karrow
Whitne
Cootle
Gibson
Haywara
Mille
Hlobs
Kenney
Msn
Venable
Stowell
Savage
Aphihans
Soow
Cunningham
Judge
Metarthy
Same
Providence Court Orders Bond Surrender in Railroad Suit
In a Supreme Court decree Providence must surrender six Hartford Providence & Fishkill Railroad bonds numbers 875 to 880 to New York & New England on demand, with no party to recover costs. The report also covers weekly and monthly rail earnings across several lines, and leadership changes at San Francisco rail interests.
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Providence. R. L
Supreme Court
Providence
New York & New England Railroad Company
Hartford, Providence & Fishkill Railroad Company
Bill Ot
Testing the open bar law case in municipal court
The article reports Charles W. H. Sanborn facing a $100 fine for selling liquor without food accompanying service, under an open bar law. Sanborn appeals to the Superior Court, arguing his licenses allow both food and drink with no strict food requirement, and he plans to fight the case through higher courts. He claims most customers buy food with drinks and asserts he serves food to many patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn
RK. M. Morse, Jr
Mr. Sanborn
Victuallers
Morse
Colburn
Ndge
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association of
Boston
Arrivals at Hotels and Cross-State Guests
The list records numerous arrivals at various hotels including Venpoma and Thorndike with names and home cities such as Philadelphia Wilmington Montreal and New York. Guests span multiple firms and districts including Portland Me Boston and Cincinnati with accompanying spouses and initials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venpoma
E. L. Rogers
Philadelphia
Eugene du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Hector McKenzie
Montreal
E. M. Jackson
San Francisco
Herbert Ballantine
R. D. Ballantine
Newark
N. J
Norfolk, Va
C. H. Winter
Halifax
N.Y
F. R. Proctor
Utica
N. Y
T. P. Payson
J. M. Bacon
New York
A. ©. Bugbee
Laconia
N. H
J, Aiken
Fitchourg
George Burnham, Jr
G. B. Morrill
Portland
George O. Fouls
K. Millen
Springeld
Youne
s.—Lous Ball
T. H. Hubbard
C. A. Munn and Family
Washington
E. A. Parsons
Roanoke
G. §. Eddy
New Haven
Conn
J. D. Standish
Detroit
Mich
IF. J. Tracy
Walmantic
F. F. Rogers
Denver
Col
J. L. Boland
St. Louis
Quincy
J. J. Lyon
Pittsburg
J. L. Adams
B. F. Williams
J. van Zandt
Wife
W. H. Chase
Cornwallis
N.S
Lawrence McCabe
W. D. Walker
Summer Tours to the Yellowstone National Park
Five grand tours through Yellowstone National Park announced by Messrs Raymond and Whitcomb with departures starting Thursday July 17. The itinerary spends an entire week at park centers, offering a leisurely pace and rest time, plus an Alaska visit by another party via the Canadian Pacific Railway. Circulars available from Mr Raymond, 296 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
American Wonderland
Algateceine
Alaska
Park
Canadian Pacific Railway
Raymond
Washington Street
Electric power house planned for Beverly line
Salem reports the Naumkeag Street Railway Company has bought land on Myrtle street Beverly to build a power house once overhead electric system is ready. Under new management the treasurer and clerk J F Hickey may become general manager, a longtime employee from boyhood.
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Beverly
SaLem
SreeraAu
Naumkeag Street Railway Company
Myrtle Street
J. F. Hickey
Money Market Review and Clearing House Figures May 31 1890
The Boston and New York money markets closed firmer with Clearing House balances at 4 percent and New York funds at 5 to 12 1 2 cents premium. Tables show daily, weekly, and year‑to‑date exchanges for Boston and New York, with a note that largest month’s exchanges on record occurred at the Boston Clearinghouse. The New York bank statement improved with higher surplus reserve, loans down, and interest rates for foreign exchange and bonds detailed.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Boston Post
United States
Canada
Hoston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Maltimore
Cincinnati
Kansas City
New Orleans
Louisville
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Denver
Omaha
Detroit
Providence
St. Paul
Cleveland
Columbus
Menphis
Hartford
Dulmth
Indianapolis
Fort Worth
St. Joseph
New Haven
Pearit
Galveston
Wilmington
Springfield
Portland
Worcester
Syracuse
Wichita
Sioux City
Grand Rapids
Norfolk
Chatumooga
Lowell
Des Moines
Los Angeles
Lexington
Topeka
New Bedford
Montreal
Can
Portland, Or
Salt Lake City
Toledo
Seattle
Mirmingham
Aves
Tacoma
Sight
Telegraph
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Railroad earnings and stock moves in Atchison system
The report covers earnings for April and four months, Atchison system lines, and mileage figures. It notes declines and gains in shares, dividends, and stock trust matters, with references to Gould's rate war, potential Texas connections, and circulars to stock holders. Other lines including Frisco and control lines show mixed results and notable changes in copper, silver mining, and Lake area share activity.
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New York Times
Gould
Northwest
Missouri Pacific
Railroa
Atchison
George Gould
Denison
Tex
Manuel
Choctaw
Indian Territory
Kosama
I. T
Frisco
Purcell
Texas
Atchison Stock Trust
Boston Save Deposit & Trust Company
Boston
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad‘ompany
Board of Trustees
Frank CC. Mives
Chicago, Burlington & Nincy
Stockholders offered Atchison exchange of San Francisco shares
Holders of the San Francisco Railway Company preferred and common stock are invited to exchange on a fixed basis for Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe stock. For every 1000 preferred, 1375 Atchison. for every 1000 common, 750 Atchison. Office exchanges and receipts available in Boston via Kidder, Peabody & Co. Mills Building, New York, May 23, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving A. Evans & Co
Atchison
Frisco
Ocean
New York Central
New England
Boston & Maine
New York & New England
Delaware & New England
Central
New Haven
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Foreign Exchange
Ireland
U. S
New York
Philadelphia
Atchison Company
San Francisco
Boston
Vicinity
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
Ex-dividend NY stock sales May 31 report
Today's New York stock sales summary notes May 31 with 157 772 shares traded and a table of shares sold along with opening highest lowest and closing prices for the day and the closing Thursday.
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New York
New York Financial Market Mixed Amid Quiet Trade
Money on call stayed easy with no loans and 4 percent closing. Prime mercantile demand improved slightly as supply grew. Sterling steady at about 4.85, government and railroad bonds dull, stocks overall quiet with late selling offset by a favorable bank statement. St Paul gold 7s rose to 126 as market closed heavy. Trading totaled 737,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Barsilver
Chicago Gas
Louisville & Nashville
Atlantic & Pacific
St. Paul
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Supreme Judicial Court
C. Allen, J
Eee Imp
Kips Berth Co
Petition
Uissolution
Linins Hoop Mach. Co
Dle Gokaeeae
uIulariett'y
Jamaica Pond Acqueduct Corp
Chennaya
Deviin
Phamney
Widdlesex
Kiteva
Ligelow
Perkins St
Baptist See
Waburtoi
Waburton
Hanover Net
Urfery
Champlin
Baweve
Lane
Starvzs
Costello
B. Ka
North
O'Rioan
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Poston
Wyman
Fiske
Loyd
Avis
Conley
Horan
Sweeney
Quinn
Loring
McArthur
Drisko
West
Band RR Hia Trust Vaa Siewert
Hardy
Donahue
Redan Boon
Mary
West End
Winersky Vv
O’ Penace
Ne . Bar Ficole
Dally
Magenery
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Dill
Murray
Chase
Trevette
Russell
Latthxor
Farley
Gerould
Selfery
Atherton
Mitchell
Masep
Hall
Blue
Greapan
May
Winsor
Stetson
Seldner
Feeney
Spillane
Lovell
Schrebler
Mass
Nat’! Bank
Wayland
Trask
Dockray
Sstucklen
Connor
Dolan
Old Colony
Eady
Tyler
Clarke
Davis
Kellogg
Gellard
Naum
Gore Vy
Keag St. Rr, Co
Dooley
Duncan
Nelson
Nelson v. Grover
Crowley
Harpy
Railroad News
Jersey
Grand Trank
Northern Pacific
Mexican National
Colorado Midland
Duluth
South Shore & Atlantic
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Pillsboro
One
E. P. Vining
Morrill
Huntington
John Oday
Missouri
President Morrill
O’day
Pennsylvania Railroad
C. W. H. Sanborn
Montserrat
van Houren
Reichsmarks
Europe
South America
Louis
Union Pacific
Mexican Central
Cleveland & Canton
Flint & Pere Marquette
Fitchburg
Central Massachusetts
Vermont
Sullivan
Boston & Montana
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper & Silver Mining Company
Butte & Boston
Palmer
Centennial
Johnson Vivian
Franklin Ava
Franklin
Allouez
Atlantic
Huron
Kearsage
Oxcedla
Tamarack
Santa Fe
Bonanza
Copper Falls
Thomson-Houston
Northwestern Guaranty Loan Company
Belfast
Fort Payne
Ala
W. P. Rice
G. E. Lathrop
Brandon
Concordia, Kan
Brown Bros. & CO
State Street
J. B. Moors & CO
Devonshire Street
Morton, Rose & 60
London
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Ct Lowise
San Francisco Railway Company
J. & W. Seligman & CO
Mills
Broad Street
R Gardner Chase & Co
Devonshire ST
Lynn Belt Line Street Railway
Bangor Street Railway
Bangor Electric Light & Power
Webster Electric Company
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Boston, Mass
Wall St
Messrs
Baring Brothers & CO
California
Northwestern Investment Company Capital
Oregon
Henry N. Fisher
Waltham
Mags
Tmothy Remick
Silas A. Barton
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
Beliov
Oes
Eee
Lam
Rutland
Edison Phon
Lamson
Brookline Lana
Sullivan Harbor
San Diego
Wollaston la Allonez Mint
Atlantic Mining
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Boston & Mont
Butte & Boston NS
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Franklin Mining
Huron Mining
Union Elec
Eesseeers
N. E
City Land
Pontiac Mining
Northwestern Land & Coal
Anita Uinic
Tallapoosa Land & Mine
Besser Narenvene
Boston & Lowe Ances
Central of Mars
Sess
Seers
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Sccocsceerecccecvestal
Teererereare
Eel
Revere Bank
Sean Neers
Old Boston Bank
Serererrsetenee Ate Averse
Suffolk Bank
Edwards Mfg
Salmon Falls
Nashua Mfg
Bay State
Wayne
Kansas Cit
Nashua & Owell
Ot & Teeth
Elec
Northern
N. Iho Pd
Scenereess
San Francid Co
Maine
Chicago & West Mic
Arnold
Atla
Sonanza Development
Boston Wharf Co
M.L. i Catalpar
Holbrook
M. L Centennial
Bucksports
Codlyval
Sim
Woburn
Cambridge
Huanover Oe
Union Pacific RR
M. Do
Ironton
New York & N. Eng. KR
Kearsargeane
Mesnar
Nicksilver
Bell Napa
UC Boston
Boylston Street
Brooxline
Campobello
Cutter
East Boston
Lamoluc
Wrench
Bay
Maverick
WPOTL
Cvesvencraess
Penobscot
Petit Monan
Swaipeco' T
Winthrop
Lod
Do Gen. Mort
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Seane Ve Do Inc
U. Gas
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LDOZ
Cal
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Cheshire
D& W. Ditch
Cleve
Canton
Col. Sp
Flichburg
Flint
K. C
Ft. S
L. E
St. A
Maine Central
Saco & Ports
G. F. & Conway
Kutand
Summit
Union Pacifi
Wisconsin
Steer W., Nash
ROC
Seers Telephones
Sane Am
Bell
Tropi Miscel Eastman Car Heater
Mfg
Lamson Store
Pullman Palace Car Co
Union Stock Yards
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
Bay State Gas
Brunswick Maganese Seeeee
Burton Stuck
Les
National Lend Trust
Nat. Tel. Mig. Co
Teeee
Sugar Refineries Co
Houston Elec
Thomson Elec
Weatinghouse Elec. Co
Winnisimmet Co
NEW York Financial
Ata
Lake Shore
Long Louwe Na Louis
N. Man
Jich
BATH
Ing
Alt
H. Ware
Kol
St.l
Central Lowa
Central Pacific
Orenaves
Fee St. Ae
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East Tenn
Green Bay
Orton
Ilfily
Ohio
Miss
West Seenee
St. L
St. L. 4 Ref. Sip St. Pat
U. P Pacifte
ASO
Wis
Cent. W
F. W. Prescott & Co
Eastern Electric Cable
Poauway
Gethins Electrical M‘f’g Company
Union Electric Lar Company
Electric Safety Company
Thomson-Houston Company
Runswick
Gus. Hi
Invis Coal
Ead ‘Ir
Orenen Im
Oaile Mali
Val Vessall
Etroleum
Rok Ugar Tr
Enn. C. & Oe
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Peer Eeee Sane Bees
Tate
Tees
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