Redistricting Bills Drop All Amendments in Heated Senate Debate
Amid fierce dispute the Massachusetts Senate engrossed a redistricting bill after rejecting all proposed amendments. Debates centered on ward swaps and district boundaries, with speakers arguing partisan and regional interests influenced the plan. The measure proceeds to final approval with strong opposition from several legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Breed
Essex
Boston
Cady
Berkshire
Raade
Suffolk
Winthrop
Nith
Champlin
Southwick
Peabody and Lynnfield
Stoneham and
Wakefield
Coveney
Fernald
Middlesex
West
Gilman
Pinkerton
Worcester
Boyliston
Princeton
Stirling
Hopkington
Bennett
Alden
Plymouth
Pilkerton
Bonthwick
Reade
Risteen
Commmon Wealth OF
Massachusetts
Executive Department
Senate and House actions on petitions and bills mix
The report notes Senate discussions on petitions for the University Club and related rule suspensions, with the House approving pension bills for Boston fire department members and clerks salaries. It covers approvals to sell propagated fish for food, prison inmate care bills, executive messenger salaries, and taxation laws, plus committees on tuberculosis in cattle and electric lighting for Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Russell
Quincy
Quince
Moriarty
Worcester
Ife
Committee On
Lucker
New Bedford
House
Committee On Rules
Bennett
Everett
Gould
Chelsea
Howe
Cambridge
Sohier
Beverly
Meflen
Commonwealth
Kittredge
Boston
Senate
Secretary of State
Finney
Plymouth
W. L. Gilbert
Committee On Judiciary
Champlin
Suffolk
Clark
Treasury
Messrs. Southwick
Essex
Kimball
Berkshire-Hampshire
Haggerty
Trustees review Potter White Bayley assets and liabilities
About sixty creditors met in Room 209 at the Shoe and Leather Exchange to hear trustee Edward Dann report on Potter White and Bayley assets. The committee of investigation was formed with E N Johnson George M Coburn and Isaac T Burr to study accounts and papers and report later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Dann
William H. Allen
George 8
N. P. Coburn
J. A. Woolson
Rogers
Wood, Loring & Co
Bk. A. Grothusen
Pace
Hill Shoe Company
Wevecces
San Gabriel Land & Water
Aise Cine Sv
Bent’s
Nute’s
Potter
F. Phillips
Wane
Dunn
Bent & Bent
Messrs. Loring, Elms
Arnold
E. N. Johnson
George M. Coburn
Isaac T. Burr
Bank of North America
Curtis
Dann
Otter
Committee of Investigation
Fire at 117 Salem Street Sparks Charity Drive
A tenement fire at 117 Salem Street at 6 30 p m leaves Mrs Monahan destitute with two children. The 11 year old boy sacrificed himself, his clothes ablaze, to save his baby sister who was rescued. The boy, badly burned, is hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital. Captain Kenney of Engine 8 initiates a subscription to aid the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Street
Monahan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Captain Kenney
Engine 8
Anniversary Week at Abbot Academy Andover Mass
The anniversary exercises at Abbot Academy Andover begin Sunday with a baccalaureate sermon at South Church delivered by Rev. Professor William H Tyder of Andover. Monday features the Draper reading led by Professor Churchall, while Tuesday includes graduating class exercises at Abbot Hall and an 11 o'clock anniversary address by Rev. Philip Moxom DD of Boston. An alumna meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbot Academy
Andover
Mass
South Church
William H. Tyder
Draper
Churchall
Abbot Hall
Philip Moxom, DD
Boston
Dull Stock Market Amid Broad Money Dlares Boston June
Money and stocks report from Boston notes easier money conditions at the Clearing House with small balances and renewed lending. Banks show renewed demand for renewals, 6 7 percent new call loans, and a steady New York exchange while sugar and rail earnings figures hint at modest market movement amid crop reports and harvest expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Corporate bond notes and semiannual dividends listed
A scanned financial fragment lists multiple companies such as AMERICAN SUGAR, AMMORY MFG, AMOSKEAG MFG, APPLETON, BOSTON & ALBANY, BOSTON & LOWELL, BOSTON MAINE INS, CHICAGO & ST PAUL, CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS, CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC, CLEVELAND CINCINNATI CHICAGO & ST LOUIS, CONNECTICUT RIVER, LEAP TRUST, LEIGH VALLEY, NATIONAL STARCH, PACIFIC RAILROAD, PEABODY MILLS, PATTINGILL ANDREWS, and STARK MILLS. Entries show semiannual and quarterly preferred and common stock payments with specific percentages and dates from June to July.
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Norfolk & Western Railroad
Chicago
Lake Lines
Boston Stock Exchange
Erie Telegraph & Telephone Company
Amner S. Adams
Charles E. Adams
Charles J. Glidden
Francis Jewett
James W.C. Pickering
Asa C. Russell
Levi Sprague
Lowell
Mass
Wesley A. Gove
East Boston
James A. Weston
Manchester
N. H
Harvey A. Willing
Wilton
N H
Arthur L. Andrews
George W. Steadman
Albany
N. Y
Thomas M. Bartlett
Henry D. W. Burt
Edward W
RIO Grande Western
American Sugar Reriuckirs Co
Jay
Ammory Mfg
Amoskeag Mfg
Hers Appleton
Boor Corron Mills
Boston & Albayy
Boston & Lowkett RX
Boston
Maine Ins Co
Mero Co
Eee Gas Light Co
CaLcurt & Hrera
ST. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
ChicaGo & Eastern Illinois
KRK
Cuicaco & Northwestern
Cuicaco
Rock IsLand & Pacific
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicaco
St Louis
Gon Pacific RR
Quarl
Otp CoLtany
Peabody Mills
Pattingill- Andrews Co
Stark Mills
Stoaka
T.H
Pacific
Bu C
Central
Lowa
Lg Uv Cou
Ches
Univ
Ste
Chi
AMON
Del
Den
K. G
East Lenn
Green Bay
Lexus
Bex
Penn
Long Island
Louis.& Nash
Louis
N. A
Es Man
Mem
Mion
St. la
One
Mo. Pac
Stl
Pac
Seavee Wees Y
Ou H. & Ee
Northwestern
Isi Asg
N.Y
C.d
N. J
Wiig
N. Ann
S. Biws
Yee & West
Texas
O. Ura
U. Pacifle
U. P
de Guats
L. E
Shi L & Py
W.U. & Bull
Esas
Steerer Veeree
Cot
Dabei
Brungwick, Oates
Fargo
Suns
Oregon
Ossss
Seree
Petroleum
Sear
Pacific Mail
Pal
II Sugar Tr
Silver Cert., CO
Tenn. C
United States
W. Union
New York Stocks Open Lower Amid Broad Market Weakness
New York financial reports show a generally dull session with most stocks edging down. Industrials gained slightly while Louisville fell about 1 percent and Northwestern weakened after an 8 percent ex-dividend, with coal issues and Lackawanna small recoveries later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louisville
Northwestern
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Foreign Financial Reports from London Markets
London markets report currency and stock figures with multiple percentages and rates. Notable quotes include 964%a for money and 955-16d for the account, New York Pennsylvania & Ohio 4sts 3258, Erie 20% do seconds 99, Mexican ordinary 3478 and 8% Paul common 655s. Paris advices show 3 ner cent rentes at 95 francs 37 2% centimes for the account. Bar silver at 449-16d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Pennsylvania & Ohio
Erie
Thyels Central
Paul Common
New York Central
Reading
Paris
Boston Schools Report Details Costs and Staffing for 1890 91
The Boston School Committee reports show a year of tight budgeting with total net expenditure around 1.64 million dollars and a gross 1.91 million including building costs. It notes 67,022 pupils, 1,333 regular instructors, 106 temporary teachers, and 52 special teachers plus 7 kindergartens, with per pupil costs about 28.47 dollars and fuel gas and water savings over 15,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hare Grandgent
Grenville C. Emery
Alice E. Farrington
George Putnam
Summer Street
East Boston
Plummer
George H. Plummer
Clinch
South
Boston
Committee On Accounts
Public Building Department
Horace Mann
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Doveran
Danvers Lunatic Hospital
Con
State House
Worcester Lunatic Hospital
Danvers Hospital
Westboro Lunatic Hospital
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Oighen
Lomasney
Parker
Methuen
Knittredge
Committee On Finance
State Auditor
Fort Point Channel
State House Sinking Fund
Columbian Exposition
Gypsy Moth Commission
Mutual School
Rapid Transit Commission
Revolutionary Records
Charie
Devyeus
Hampshire
Nantucket
Norfolk
Commissioners of Savings Banks
Cape Cod
Stopford
Easex
T. H. Bacon
Cape Cod Ship Canal
University Club
Towle
Potter, White & Bayley
Exchange
Nussia
Bank of England
Buenos Ayres
Philadelphia Clearing House Association
Prime
Rocky Mountains
Tennessee
Illinois
Sugar Trust
Paia
Mexican Central
Reynolds
Mexico
St. Louis
San Francisco
Atchison Company
Chicago Gas
Chicago Gas Trust
City of
N. KE
Westinghouse
George Westinghouse, Jr
Boston Water Powerompany
Kiam B. Brown
Denver
Rio Grande
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Clinton
Springfield
Bell Tel
U.G
Ceaese
Renee
Bas. W
Ereree
Cc & W. Michore
Rof
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I &O
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N. E
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Rutland
LOU Seas Union Pacific És
Eee
W.cen
Eeere Sree Weer
UO Inc
Eeees
Atchison
Ath B&b
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Albeer
Bost
Maine
Eeee
Canton
A. Orne
Asee Ao
Fitchburg
P.M
NY & N
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H.C
Wor, Nash. & Rochh Weense Mining Companies
Louezz
Waees
Franklin
Huron
Kearsarge
Olia
Oita
Santa Fe
Pawatack
Pecuuiben
Anniaton City
Aspinwall
Eeeetere
Campobeho
Cutier
Franklin Park
Penoband
San Diego
Wollaston
Bell
NEW York Stock Sales
Ex Rights
N.P
N. W
D. C
P. Lsts
Icy
Imp. Asis
Rg. G. M
Astofi
Leshy Learg MK
Tigst
P.C
P. Gh
Vw & C. Mob
Ohio
Tex. FP
L.G. N
Tex. I. RG
NJ_C.incer
Col
Crown Pe
Wed
Hocking Coal
Gould & Gutev S
Ontario
Cescacee Eee
Quicksilver
Nat
Cott
Levescusse
Detroit Elec
Wayne Elec
Erreur
Illinois Steel
Thom
H. Elec
NEW York Financial
Beat & Belcher
Cala
Savage
Eureka
Gould & Curry
Anton
Hale & Norcrosa
Yellow Jacket
Cess
Spectacle Island
Rodges, Woodman & Doam
Bankers & Brokers
Room
State Street
Investment Securities
F. W. Prescott & Co
Eeseesceereae
Shinmee Sane Boras Xokocsy
Atreet
Charters Crude
F. W. Prescott Co
Devonshire Street
Fantern Electric Cable Co
Ceeecres Bom Thomson-Houston Electric
Thomson Houston Electric Co
Wayne Electric Co
Ce Cree
Westinghouse Electric Co
European
ORK Manufacturing Com
Saco
Mains
York
Sace
Jans
Milliken
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