Debates Over Boston Cape Cod New York Canal Charter
Massachusetts House debates the bill to incorporate the Boston Cape Cod and New York Canal Company amid amendments. Members clash on equity between old and new companies, deposits, and liability, with votes on engrossment, redistricting, and public works measures.
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Who
Boston
Cape Cod
New York
Boston, Cape Cod& New York
Massachusetts House
Shaw
New Beaford
Fox Company
Quincy
Boston, Cape Cod & New York Canal Company
Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
Cape Cod Shmp Canal Company
Cape Cod Limp Canal Company
Boston, Cape & New York Canal Company
Turner of
Maiden
News Company
Wardwell
Haverhill
Tme
Murray
Fitchburg
Pew Company
Committee On
Gillett
Springfield
Palmer
Franklin
Hampshire
Holyoke
Brimbeld
Holland and
Wales
Hampden County
Barre
Brookfield
Dana Lardwitch
Eversham
Phllipston
Oakham
New Braintree
North Brookield
Royalston
Sempleton
Warren
West Brookfield
Winchendrn
Worcester County
Savings Bank
Buckley
Bill of Paxton
McEttrick
Philadelphia
Baltimore
J. Tucker
New Bedford
South Boston
Reserve Channel
Stevens
State Board of Health
Police Department
Postmaster General Sends Inspectors to Boston Exam
The Postmaster General will dispatch two men to Boston for an examination of the office led by Albert H. Scott and William J. Pollock. They will start next Monday and report back. The Treasury Department will likewise send two inspectors to Boston to review changes in the Federal Building as recommended by Postmaster Hart.
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Boston
Albert H. Scott
William J. Pollock
Treasury Department
Federal
Hart
Thirteenth Society of American Artists Exhibition Opens at MFA
The thirteenth Society of American Artists show opens at the Museum of Fine Arts for subscribers with public access today through July 2. The 211 painting collection includes The Rain by William A. Cotlin winning the $300 Webb prize for best American landscape under 40, and notable works by Charles Sprague Pearce, Bolton Jones, Childe Hassam, Irving R. Wiles, Edwin H. Blashfield, William M. Chase, and William L. Picknell. A long selection committee list includes J. Carroll Beckwith, Howard R. Butler, William M. Chase, Frederick S. Church, Willian A. Coffin, Alfred Q. Collins, Kenyon Cox, and many others.
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Society of American Artists
Museum of Fine Arts
New York
William A. Cotlin
Webb Prze
Charles Sprague Pearce
Bolton Jones
Childe Hmassam
Irving R Wiles
Edwin H. Blashfield
Alice
William M. Chase
William L. Picknell
J. Carroll Beckwith
Howard R. Butler
Frederick 8. Church
Will
Needs of the Post Office Discussed in Boston
Postmaster Hart returned from Washington and met with Postmaster General Wanamaker to review the Boston office needs. A thousand dollars additional was approved, and the agreement reached on final details.
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Hart
Washipeton
Wanamaker
Boston
Evils of Trade Prompt Merchants Board Action
The Boston Merchants' Association directors met at Young's Hotel with President Lane. They condemned long credit and dating ahead, adopting a resolution that credit should start from shipment date. Reports from Jerome Jones and J A Price discussed postal service matters and a permanent Census Bureau, with plans for further Senate report and legislative aid.
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Boaréa
Boston Merchants’ Association
Young's Hotel
Lane
Jerome Jones
Transportation Committee
Postal Committee
J. A. Price
National Board of Trade
Senate
Congress
In Memory of Judge Abbott
The North American Insurance Company directors pass resolutions mourning the death of Josiah G. Abbott. He is praised as a firm friend, diligent counsellor, and inspiring colleague whose long service benefited the company and its many institutions. Sympathies are sent to his family, and the resolutions will be recorded and copied to the deceased’s relatives.
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North American Insurance Company
Josiah G. Abbott
Boston Art Students Elect Chanler Scholarship Jurors
The Boston Art Students Association met at 3:30 PM with Hon. Martin Brimmer presiding and elected two jurors Mia Sarah Whitman and Edmund C Tarbell to cooperate with others in selecting the Chanler travelling scholarship. Jurors plan to meet next Tuesday to set a date and details. The association also sent sympathy to president Holker Abbott on his father Judge Abbott's death.
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Boston Art Students’ Association
Martin Brimmer
Mia
Sarah Whitman
Edmund C. Tarbell
Chanler
Holker Abbott
Judge Abbott
Not a Dance Hall but a Restaurant at Franklin Park
Franklin Park property holders urged Captain Camrell and the Joint Committee on Building Inspection to review plans for Oakland House after two young men proposed a music and dance hall. Moody Merrill, president of the Franklin Park Association, said the lessees were persuaded to sublet to a woman intending to operate a restaurant. Merrill noted a 177,600 offer from New Yorkers for the entire tract and suggested dividing the property into house lots if not acquired by the city for a forum.
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Franklin Park
Camrell
Joint Committee On the
Moody Merrill
Franklin Park Association
Oakland Garden
Oakland House
Merrill
Kane Wins Ward 23 Council Seat in Jamaica Plain Race
In a special Ward 23 contest to fill Horace P. Bacon’s vacancy John J. Kane Democrat defeated Bernice J. Noyes Republican by 199 votes. Kane 624 votes to Noyes 425, securing the Common Council seat.
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Jamaica Plain
Common Council
Horace P. Bacon
John J. Kane
Bernice J. Noyes
Kane
Noyes
Mexican Telephone Company fiscal year report summarized
The Mexican Telephone Company reports gross receipts in Mexico of 76008.79 and in Boston of 13460.06, totaling 99802.71 with a net increase of 2327130. Expenses rose by 18071.80 with 14800 extraordinary costs, producing a net receipts figure of 12594.97 for the year ending February 28 1891. Instrument rental grew to 112% in service with 112 instruments in February 1891 at 5626 monthly rentals. Extraordinary items include Crawford suit settlement 1600 and concession renewals 1000.
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L. H. Taylor & Co
Philadelphia
Europe
France
Switzerland
Italy
Belgium
Greece
Latin Union
United States
Panamas
Mexican Telephone
Mexican Telephone Company
Mexico
Boston
Vera Cruz
Crawford
Eec
Chihuahua
Durango
Robert Colgate
Crawforg Sully
Financial rundown and market notes from the era
The document details company debts settled with a $12,100 balance, monthly remittances of $1,600 to $2,000, and the American Bell company unsettled claim. It mentions copper notes, Lake Ingot sales at 13 cents, and ore samples with richer rock levels. London copper prices and several stock market items follow, including dividends, reorganizations, mill controls in Canada, and various railroad earnings through April and May 1890.
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London
New York
Heidelbach, Schelheimer & Co
Stock Exchange
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Paris
Treasury
Messrs
United States
Chihuahua
Durango
American Hell Company
Bub
American Bell Company
D. J. Demimion
National Mining Company
Lake 1St
Lake Superior
Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Montreal
National Cordage Company
Canada
Jersey Central
Russia
Germany
France
Denver & Rio Grande
Maur
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Mazeppa
Bates-Hunter
Colorado
SAN Miguel Consolidated Gold Mining Company
Textile and mill stock quotations from New England traders
A fragment listing stock prices and payments for Amory Mra Co and several mills and railroads. Entries note per share values and semi annual or quarterly payments with dates in June July and names such as Peabody Mills Stark Mills Northern Pacific and Boston Albany Railroad among others.
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Amory Mra
Amoskeag Mra
Boston & Albany
Bostus & Lowell RK
Brook Life Gas Ligur Co
Sembaun
Calumet & Hecra
Quart
Guinnell Mills
Nasuca
Meg
Peabody Mills
Pattingill-Andraws Co
Stark Mills
Official June 3 1891 New York stock sales report
Official report of sales shows the day’s highest and lowest prices, closing, bid and asked figures. New York stock sales total 155,300 shares, compared with 204,600 yesterday and 236,200 on Monday, listing principal stocks and bond quotations with fluctuating values.
New York Financial Market Reports Muted Trading
Money on call eased to 2 4 percent with last loan at 2 and closing at 2. Prime mercantile paper 64 7. Bar silver 97%. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 4.84 4.88. Government and railroad bonds dull and firm. Stocks opened lower, recovered slightly, then drifted dull and steady with few movements. Louisville & Nashville fell, Chicago Gas up 1 2, Erie 2ds at 94 2, St Paul L & M 7siost 2 at 11 4, Cleveland & Pittsburg funds 7s 1% at lis.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
Jersey Central
Louisville Nashville
Louisville & Nashville
Ike
St. Paul L & M
Erie
Cleveland & Pittsburg Sinkinx
Mining CU Closing June 3 Cal Com Fracking Coal 16.00
Cal Com fracking coal listed at 16.00 with Homestake 10.26 and Quickest et Ge a ver Vi do pref ene 80.00, indicating a closing quotation or market listing for mining stocks and related securities with specified prices.
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Englan
Phon
Toy
Lamaon
Ween Heeee I
Sty. & Coon
Saag' Ane
Ritirs
Cott
Olesen
Bay State Gas
Eee Ase
Sree Fy
Detroit Electro WoLls
Wayne Klee
Seer
Illnois Steel
Sane
Ros, & Mont
Hove
IRS S.Y
Kaslorn
Eee
K. C. M.& . Saee Eae Ware
GU Lat Inc
Tel. A
Listane N.Y
N. E
Rutland
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SOY Alchison
Atl
Pac
Bost
Air
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One
Ae Bost
Viovicseee
Cleve
Canton
Bass
Union Pac
West End
Nash
Montere
Butte & Hoa
Hay Cal
Catalpa
Central
Crescent
Danklin
Ceeresere
Franklin
Reese Sane
Fituiboldt
Vunwarian
Huron
Seer Leke & Iron
Mesnard A
National
Sean
Osceola
Santa Fe
Sewer
Land Companies
Anniston City
Aspinwall
Sae
Hoothbay
Hoston
Bly Kosten
Oylston Street
Wear Shrookline
Gouldswold
Winter Arbor
Winthrop
Wollaston
An. Boll
Dune
Ing
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Tyle
Atchison
Pacific
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Wyeee
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Ceee Sane
N.Y. Certs
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N. Ui & Lt
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Ohio & Miss
Rock
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Texas Pacific
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Dat Gulf
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Seer Brunswick
Anne Sros
Fargo
Nat'l Cord
Cere
Senee
Oregon Navy
Oregon
Pacific Mail
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Pal
United States
Union
Cal. Com
Banks and financial notes in a historic ledger scene
A fragmented OCR list catalogs numerous banks and financial instruments including Bank of Republic and Bank of Commerce with percent figures, from a dense ledger or table. It mentions Webster Bank Suffolk Banks and First Bank in Lowell, alongside railroads, manufacturing companies, gasworks, and various bonds with stated percentages and dates, reflecting a market ledger.
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Old Company
Oston
House
Smith
Worcester
Messrs. Nutter
Plymouth
Beatt
Suffolk
Jhayer
Reade
Towle
Norfolk
Commonwealth
The
New Chanter
South America
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Long Island
Rock Island & Pacific
Boston Stock Exchange
NEW York Stock Sales
Menos
N.P
N. W. Cone
U.N
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Ima
Lata
D & Kh
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G. M
G. Bs
Eevee Mob
Ohio
Oslo Sena
Lory
Shore
Exediv
NEW York Financial
Mpanies
Jane
M. Co
Martin White
Bois! Rocie
Cal
New Yor
Pennsylvania
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
River Plate Commercial Bank
Ion Tevideo
Uruguay
Guaraney
Bank of Republic
Vassuerkee Lunds
Bank of
Lincoln Bank
Ivy
Mechanics’ Bank
Eecteeeeee
Ence lEagie Bank
Washington Bank
Delne
Caen
Kevere Bank
Havvast Bank
Ecsnessscenerseser
First Bank
Cece
Blackstone Hank
Ccee
Ewe Cesse
Tremont Bank
Globe Bank
Atlantic Bank
Eccesses
Cecccvcessil
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Ecee
Neumkeag Stearn Cotton
Merrimac Man. Co
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co.s
BO Lockwood Cos
Nashua & Roch R
California
Way State Brick Co
Eeeesres
East Tennessee Land Co
Mckay
McKay & Uigelow
Heston Wharf Co
Cambridge Gaslight Co
Wees
Essex CO
Detroit Electric Co
Grand Rivers Co
Heaton Peninsula
New London
New Medford
Union Pacific
Little Rock & Ft Smith K
Lombard Invest
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Bevonshire St
Boston, Mass
Baring, Brothers & Co,, Limited
British Provinces
Choice
New Hampshire Trust Co
Manchester
N. H
Devonshire Street
New England
F. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire
Fastern Electric Cable Co
Thomon-Houston Electric Co
Thomson Houston Electric Co
Pla
Ft. Wayne Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Co
European Welding Co
Detroit Electric
Prescott & Co
Pirick
Oon
PAM
Reseeeger Cent
Lsu
Shinmenta
Benj. F. Butler
Colorado Mining Investment Co
JAS, Gilfillan
Treas
Ames Building
Hugh
Boston, Masse
Albion Little
Portland
Brown Brothers & CO
York
Shipley & CO
West Indies
Geo
BE. Bullard
Louis Curtis
State Street
Foote & French
Bankers
Det
Messrs. Melville, Pickus & Co., Ltd
Congress ST
Ghisipal
R. L. Day & CO
Breck Auctioneers
Pete Eee
Os Ries Ao
Kansas City
Electric Light Co
Do Androscoggin Mills
Do Eliot Ins
Charles River Embankment Co
Great Falls
Exchange Bank
Salem
Mass
Bank of Redemption
Tremont
Nat
Jilacketone
Bank of Commerce
Newton Bat. Bank
Newton
Maas
Manchester Mills
Lewiston, Me
Bates Man
Arlington Mills
Merrim
Alba United Water Works Co
New York State
Kentucky
Charlestown Gas Co
Boston & Albany R.R
Omaha & Southwestern R.R
Vossard Investment Co
Gossard Investment Co
Cambridge
Memphis
Birm
R.R
Cleveland
City
Sedalia
City of
Minneapolis
Omaha & Southwestern R.R. Mtg
Gionebars
Lake Champlain R.R. Cons
Francis Henshaw & CO
No. 42
Congress Street
Corner Exchange
Wviace
Atu
Aday
Boylston Ins
Dashua Man Co
Rt. Payne Investment Co
Armory Man
Llackstone Nat. Bank
Tremont Nat
Hank
Naumkeag N. Bank
Chiconee Man
Saratoga Victory Man
Bowker
McKay & Big
J. M
Asso
H. M. Asco
American Axe and Tool Co
McKay & Bicolow
U. M. MckKay
Pitan
Penn Om
Fort Payne Coal & Iron Co
Howard N. Bank
Boston & Providence R.R. Co
Burlington & Missouri
Brookline Gas Light
Bane
LAMA
Little Rock & Ft. Smith
San Diego Land & Town Co. Ts
New. England Equipment Co
Boston Athletic Association
Haumbeag Street
Ky. Co
Cor& Lowell R.R
Tyne
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