Senate Debates on Anti Trust and Silver Coinage Policy
The Senate accepts a House request for further conference on the anti trust bill. Edmunds defends the Senate amendment against claims it repeals pooling prohibitions and notes railroads influence concerns. Debate also covers silver coinage, currency, and the 1878 act with leaders Allison West and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edmunds
Washington
House
Senate
Edmunds
West
House of Representatives
United States
Dawes
Massachusetts
Seeeer
Platt
Blair
Daniel
Allison
Finance Committee
Congress
Treasury
Amendments Move on Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill
The House debated back pay and bounty amendments to the sundry civil appropriation bill with Sayers of Texas winning passage on back pay 71 to 66 while bounty failed 68 to 76. Dockery of Missouri backed the measure and McComas warned of a law for a free ballot in the South. Bynum sought an eight hour limit for the government printing office but was ruled out of order as the committee adjourned at 6 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vane States
Eustis
Mr. Allison
Teller
West
Allison
Senate
Finance Committee
Cleveland
New York
Great West
Morrill
Hale
Ingalls
Wolcott
Washinatox
House
Sayers
Texas
Dockery
Missouri
McComas
Maryland
Bynum
Indiana
Government Printing Office
Senate Debates Liquor Age and Gas Consolidation Bill
The Senate debated a bill to bar employment of persons under eighteen in liquor establishments and discussed a proposal to suspend reconsideration of a conference report on gas and electric company consolidations. The House adjourned to Thursday at 2 o clock. Harvard crew prepared for Yale race with mixed results and addressed coaching and lineups. The Fall River line enhances Boston New York service with double daily boats and a new vestibuled train option.
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Cook
Weymouth
Committee of Conference
Varnum
Lowell
Howland
Chelsea
Senate
Moriarty
Worcester
Sohier
Beverly
Tucker
New Bedford
E. J. Donovan
Catlin
Davenport
Pinkerton
Parker
Haggerty
Fall River
Boston
New York
Newport
Park Square
Demmon
Allousz
Kidder, Peabody & Co
H ‘Arnold
The
Engineering and Mining Journal
Arnold Mining Company
Keweenaw County
Copper Falls
J. HH. Moyle
Kearsarge
Lamarack
Osceola
Washington
Mich
Central
Courts Term June Session Docket Report
Superior Court lists first session cases Staples v Davis replevin for mare title and damages. Patrick Costello vs South Boston Iron Works involves injury from falling wheel. witnesses and juries. Second session Abrams Wingersky v New York & New England Railroad for 30000 damages. crossing negligence alleged. Fourth session motions for new trials to be disposed by Judge Dunbar. Equity docket includes Holmes v Hoar and other civil cases.
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Superior Court
Staples
Leonard Boyd
Frank M. Davis
Replevin
W. C. Cogswell
R. Lund
F. M. Davis
Patrick Costello
South Boston Iron Works
J. W. Corcoran
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Blopgett
Abrams Wingersky
New York & New England Railroad Company
West Medway
J. Long
Jesse F. Wheeler
A. A. Strout
R. D. Weston-Smith
Dunbar
School Street
Equity
Aldrich, J
Money market eases with lower loans and improved Boston reserve
The Boston money market eased with two day loans at 4 percent and calls at 5 to 7 percent. Clearing House balances rose, deposits fell, and the weekly bank statement showed a $467,900 reserve gain turning a prior deficit into a surplus. Copper stocks led a dull strong market ahead of a possible silver bill passage.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Inc
Eee
Secretary of the Treasury
Frances
Reichswarks
Reichsmarks
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Harvard Bridge Crossing Hearings Open on Front Street Grade
Cambridge City Council petitions the Railroad Commissioners for details of the Front street crossing over Boston & Albany tracks. Boston objects to jurisdiction and to grading at grade, citing lack of legal street location and council concurrence. Hearing adjourned to next Thursday morning.
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Harvard Bridge
City Council of
Cambridge
Front Street
Boston & Albany Railroad
McIntire
Samuel Hoar
Richardson
Boston
City of
Saltoard
Isegal
City Council
Hoar
The
Boston & Albany
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Front
Board of Aldermen
Merchants Tailors Exchange selects delegates to National Convention
The Merchants Tailors Exchange elected Hugh Carey L D Starbird Joseph E Selfe and I M Farrington as delegates to the fifth annual National Exchange convention to be held in this city August 5 6 and 7 1890 with alternates R H Vivian W H Lucas D Somers and H P Whitcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant ‘Tailors’ Exchange
Parker’s
National Exchange
Messrs
Hugh Carey
L. D. Starbird
Joseph E. Selfe
I. 4. Farrington
R. H. Vivian
W. H. Lucas
D. Somers
H. P. Whitcomb
Tufts College
Young’s
E. W. Newton
W.H. Chapman
C. A. Hathaway
Boston Tavern
Veteran Fire Association of
Baltimore
Crawford House
Brunswick
Ross R. Winans and Family
New York
C.F Sibley
St. Paul
Minn
C. D. Brown
Portland
F. Butterfield
G. B. Russell
Washington
S. J. Maxwell
Savannah
John C. Ferrister
N. M. Batchelder
Pittsfield
Ames
W. Macomber
Shanghai
China
O. S. Post
J. P. Chamlin
Eawin Miller
New Haven
Conn
W.H. Baxter and Family
Detroit
Mic
N. Y
W. BR. Porter
Camden
James F. Robb
Pittsburg
Tremont
Lockwood
J. H. Black
F. W. Prince
Philip N. Knapp
Quincy B. Marden
Plymouth
N. H
C. &. Childs
Waterbury
Superior Court MMSD docket waives cases and schedules
A list of case numbers and parties appears for a Superior Court morning session including Keen vy Sheehan Laine v. Gage v. Stemkrauas Lynde Morin Hoey Town of Natick Moriarty Murray Quinlan Dugan Walsh Campbell Skillings Mang Morse for Rev Kenney Smith vy Robinson and Irs.
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Keen
Sheehan
Laine
Same
Gage
Stemkrauas
Eee
Lynde
Morin
Hoey
Natick
Moriarty
Murray
Quinlan
Legal docket items listed with multiple case references
The text records a June hearing with adjournment and a long list of case numbers and parties including Clifford v Ciles, Safford v Hill, Murphy v Danazi ster, Lamley v Butland, McCarthy v McCarthy, Collins v Wright, Wakefield, Withington v Withington and Tr., Land for park v Brigham, Powers insol., Barratt v Emerson, et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Et
Ciles
Fllis
Henry
Safford
Hill
Murphy
Danazister
Lamley
Butland
McCarthy
Rep
Collins
Wright
Adaston
Inhts
Wakefield
Withinton
Withington
Land For Park
Brigham
Powers
Apt. Insol
Lill
Barratt
Emerson
Salem Superior Court cases in Essex county
tort actions proceed as juries hear claims including a fence collapse injuring James Foley, seizure of two rabbits, and a seine removal dispute involving the Central Market owner George Averill. opinions note constitutional protections and procedural outcomes with defendants denying liability and pro forma verdicts or trials continuing.
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Essex County
Salem
J. Foley
Jennings
James Foley
Ami
BE. Rk. Anderson
H. P. Moulton
Averill
Chadwick
George H. Averill
Central Market
Cavender
Hodgkins
A. Pew
F. L. Evans
HF. Hurlburt
K. J. McMerney
Meade
Boston
Tivlady
Renton
Maine RR
Mace
City of
Robinson
Probate Court Grants Wills and Admin Actions in Essex County
In Essex County Probate Court on June 16 Judge Harmon announced wills for Serena Ayer Peabody Frances Brody Saugus Elizabeth G Buck Andover John Farrell Nahant Mary Garney Marblehead Hii C Glines Beverly Per ley Be Goodhue Haverhill Rebecca Hooper Marblehead John Moran Marblehead William Oliver Saugus Thomas Roundy Marblehead Amanda M Tenney Lawrence. Letters of administration granted for Ellen Connor Haverhill Ruth Dyer Swampscott Irene Pulcifer Gloucester Mary Riggs Gloucester Andrew Wilson Gloucester Henry Woodberry Beverly Martha Treadwell Ipswich George Bailey Haverhill John Dooley Lynn Martha Griffith Lynn Sally Parker Lynn Lydia Ford Ipswich Arthur Mittlett Gloucester Abba J Oliver Lynn. Inventories filed include Albert H Perkins Peabody 7428 Edward Prescott Swampscott 3000 William Price Peabody 4330 Samuel Sawyer Gloucester personal estate 66852534.
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Essex County
Harmon
J. Wills
Serena Ayer
Peabody
Frances 3Rody
Saugus
Elizabeth G. Buck
Andover
John Farrell
Nahant
Mary Garney
Marbiehead
Hii C. Glines
Beverly
Perley BE. Goodhue
Haverhill
Rebecca
IT. Hooper
Marblehead
John Moran
William Oliver
Thomas Roundy
Amanda M. Tenney
Lawrence
Ellen Connor
Ruth K. Dyer
Swampscott
Irene G. Pulcifer
Gloucester
Mary J. Riggs
Andrew Wilson
Henry F Woodberry
Martha M. Treadwell
Ipswich
John Dooley
Lynn
Martha T. Griffith
Sally J. Parker
Lydia
Ford
Arthur
Mitlett
Abba J. Oliver
Albert H. Perkins
Edward F. Prescott
William Price
Samuel E. Sawyer
Oregon and Transcontinental bonds offered for exchange
Notice states the Oregon and Transcontinental Company will redeem its first mortgage bonds on November 1 1890 at 105 percent plus accrued interest. Holders may exchange for Northern Pacific 5 percent gold bonds at 9212 percent price by delivering bonds to Drexel Morgan Co by July 15 1890.
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Oregon & Transcontinental Company
O. & T. Company
Messrs. Drexel, Morgan & Co
Northern Pacific R. R. Co
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacifics
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Wall Street
New York
Oregon& Transcontinental Co
Corentr Hort
Oregon &Transcontinental Company
Northern Pacific R.rc
Oregon
Northern Pacific R. R. Company
Consolidated
First
Northern Pacific R. R. Consolidated
First Mortgage Trust
E. Rollins Morse & Brother
Brewster
Cobb & Estabrook
Tower
Giddings & Co
Les, Higginson & Co
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Harvard University Crew
New London
Yale
Quincy
Dwinell
Charlestown
Thomas J. Homer
Harvard University
Campridge
J. . Hatchinaon
Philadelphia
D. T. Tilton
Winthrop
U. L. Nelson
Gucvar
Esse
H. M. Batelle
Harvard
University
Five
Four
No. 7
No. 3
No. 2
Bow
Jones
Rantoul
Porter
Alexander
Columbia
Davis
Keyes
Vail
Cummings
Hathaway
Larle
Millerbow
Burgess
Iolmes
Grant
Clarkson
Killips
Ergen
Lamson
Bennett
Clark
Wilson
Tilton
Mack
Reuben
N. H. Clock Co
Pete Tsabeainie
Gold- Carlton
Siudth
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Utah Northern
Oregon Railway & Navigation
St. Joseph
Eastern
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine
Cheshire
West End
Lamoine & Mt. Desert
Sullivan
Frenchman's Bay
Taat
Aspinwall
San Diego
Bell Telephone
Erie
Leonard Lewisohn
England
France
Lewisohn
Eien
Washington Company
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Butte & Boston Company
Corliss
Atlantic Gate
Calumet & Hecla
Catalpa
Crescent
Caelice
Ilinois Steel Company
J. W. Spaulding
Fort Payne Coal & Iron Company
Fort Payne Stove Works
Fort Payne Furnace Company
Fort Payne
Providence Telephone Company
MD, J.ged
State Street
Fiske Building
Bills of Exchange
London
First Mortgage
Wat Street
Boston Investment CO
Washington St
Havernes
Ises
OF the
St Louise
San Francisco
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Atchison Company
Vicinity
J. & W. Seligman & CO
Broad Street
Kansas City
Herbert B. Church
Congress ST
Boston, Mass
Bankers and Brokers
Devonshire St
Boston F. W. Prescott & CO
New England
Perkins & Mott
Broadway
N. X
Rokers’ Boa
Raleg
A. T
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Eeee
Boston United Gas
Hte
Gs. C
Chie & West Mich
Bell Tel
Erie Tel
Ty N. E. Tele
Oe Bruns. Co
Georg
Lamoine Land Pia
Sullivan Harbor
Allonez Mining
Arnold
Atlantic
Sss
Ceee
Bonanza Mining
Boston & Mont
Catalpie
Cal & Heela
Danas
Franklin
Hanover
Cenceres Jiumbolat
Huron
Ener Ee Kearsarge
Nubiomal
Caer
Donliac
Tamarack
Posc
Essere Atlantic & Pacific
Froston & Lowell
Do Scrip
Miss
Seeee
Maine Central
Esee
Oregon Ry
Nav
Wisconsin Central
Te &S
Pcas
WNC
Cedt
Bos
Con
Montreal
Boston United Gas da
Chic
Bo & Ne
West Mich
Frem
Elk Horn
SilNe
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M. & Birm
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