Supreme Judicial Court Hears Kiernan v Linnehan Case
In Chelsea, Kiernan sues Linnehan et al to recover possession of Pine Street property under Chapter 176 Public Statutes. The court finds no lease relationship proven and sends the case back to the jury while ruling jurisdiction proper for the Police Court. Also, Michael Meehan sues Otto Sharp over fifty shares in American Conduit pool stock. the court upholds that the indorsed stock certificate can remove the contract from the statute of frauds under Chapter 78 Section 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Charles
Kiernan
John Linnehan
Pine Street
Chelsea
Police Court
Twomey
Supreme Court
C. Kiernan
G. A. A. Pevey
Michael Meehan
Otto Sharp
American Conduit & Construction Company
Nstruction Company
Flaney
Plaitif
J. L. Lidredge
Superior Court June 19 First Session Replevin Over a Horse
In a replevin action Staples J Leonard Boyd versus Frank M Davis the defendant asserts ownership via a transfer from Hail who bought it from the plaintiff. Jury out with Cogswell for plaintiff Lund and Davis for defendant. This is the last case this sitting Motions for new trials set for Thursday and exceptions Friday. Criminal session Mason J Charles Beck adulterating milk fined 75 dollars George W Meserve and Nathaniel Foye tried for conspiracy to defraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Staples
J. Leonard Boyd
Frank M. Davis
W. ©. Cogswell
Laintiff
Lund
F. M. Davis
Deendant
Blovgettt
Michael Hardy
John Donahoe
Brighton
Li. Clark
Pratt
Joseph Kennett
Mason
J. Charles E. Beck
George W. Meserve
Nathaniel W. Foye
Superior Court Case List From Essex County June 19
Public court record from Salem notes Cavender vs Hodgkins a tort action over damage to a fish weir bow during attachment and lists numerous cases in order. Includes names W A ew F L Evans H F B urlburt M J McNierney for defendants and plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.J. McNierney
Jerkins
Averill
Niles
City of Lynn
Clark
Assignee
Putnan
Merritt
Murphy
Robinson
McAllis
Greene
Conkey
Ier
Medbury
Imiledge
Webster
Southwick
Emery
Ensus
Blaney
Iyde
Heath
Usaigner
Pew
McDonald
Breen
City of
Ilint
Myrick
Lynn
Johnson
Higgins
Same
Hollis
Wholley
Nanm
Donnell Et al
Oskeng St
Massachusetts district notice of attorney admission June 1890
George R. Jones of Melrose has applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court in the District of Massachusetts. Joan G. Stetson, Commissioner, issues the notice under the court rules pending approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
George R. Jones
Melrose
Joan G. Stetson
United States Circuit Court
Davidson Named As Attorney At Law Admitted In Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court notices admit James I Davidson as attorney at law on June 24 1890 at 9 30 a m if no objection is raised John Noslt Clerk June 19 1890 results indicate formal admission pending qualification and public filing in Suffolk county court records
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
James ‘i. Davidson
John NosLt
Common Council Receives Auditor Report on City Debt
The mayor presents the annual auditor’s report showing city gross debt rising from 49 920 475 25 to 53 930 095 22 and net debt increasing from 23 099 828 65 to 31 424 496 50. Veto on police sergeant Curry expenses discussed. motion failed. An act on wire supervision requested. other notices referred to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Auditor of Accounts
James J. Curry
Yeas
Blick
Austin
Alsoa
Committee On Finance
Teporsie
Creditors plan action at Boston Tavern meeting
The Boston Tavern creditors held a morning meeting and adjourned to Saturday to take definite action. It is likely the current landlords Messrs Robinson and Fitzsimmons will retire. Numerous prominent guests registered at area hotels, including about forty Boston Latin School graduates at the Thorndike with a large list of attendees from many cities and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Tavern
Messrs
Cal
Philadelphia
W. H. Clifford
Portland
E. C. Sampson
New York
Brunswick
Turner
England
Paul F. Bagley
Detroit
Mich
Thomas Russell
E. G. Burgess, Jr
Montclair
N. I
F. G. Huntington
Cincinnati
David Jones
Washinton
H. L. Harris
H. B. Gardner
Providence
R. United States
Arthur Godson
C. L. Steele
Henry Platt
Nantucket
J.T. Edmonds
Baltimore
N. O. Kellogg
Hartford
Conn
A. A. Potter
Harper
Kan
C. Amory Stevens
Thornpike
T. F. Sykes
Oscar Well
F. B. Green
E. C. Russell
Concord
N. H
G. P. Chatfield
H. F. Denney
Miss Denney
Henry B. Locke
Washington
Youxe
S—J. D
H. Crittenden
New Haven
I. J. Lovejoy
Bristol
N. J
Towle
H. S. Towle
Clinton
C. F. Stone
Indianapolis
Ind
E.C. Gates
G. F. Howard
Paris
Ill
Quincy
E. A. Greeley
H. H. Eyre
Chester
Penn
FL. Bowles
W. W. Kenn
Pittsfield
F. C. Thayer
Waterville
James A. Golden
O. M. Carter
Savannah
J. D. Alexander
Springfield
John G. Hazard
New Orleans
Kr.o. Cheney
South Manchester
Thomas Atkinson
Crawford
George W. Barrows
Bangor
H. A. Thompson
Quiet Haydn Turner medal contest ends with three restorations
A large audience in Sleeper Hall watched the Turner medal go to Miss Goss of Marblehead after two ill competitors could not attend. For the Haydn medal, Miss Nellie Parker won after aria performances by Parker James and Beall. The judging panel included Mr. George S. Osgood, Mr. Clarence Hay, and Miss Gertrude Edmonds. A Patti medal will debut next year as a third prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleeper Hall
Franklin Square
Turner
Goss
Marblehead
Mass
Haydn
Georg Henschel
Nellie Parker
Massachusetts
Lizzie James
Pennsylvania
John Beall
Ilinois
Parker
Handel
James
Beall
Mendelssohn
Miss Parker
George S. Osgood
Clarence Hay
Gertrude Edmonds
Mme. Patti
Ponemah Hotel hosts Boston guests in Milford Springs gala
At the Ponemah Hotel in Milford Springs a reception on the 17th drew notable visitors from Boston including Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Stodard, Miss Edith A. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Nichols, and others. The country is at its best with wild flowers blooming and laurel in abundance as the livery service ferried guests to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponemah
Milford Springs
Boston
C. 8. Stodaard
Fitzroy Kelly
Edith A. Kelly
E. H. Nichols
Myra H. Nichols
F. W. B. Kern
George FE. Ryder
Clara Ryder
A. W. Newell
Joe English
Monadnock
House Recess Declared as Session Recessed Until Monday
Fifty members gathered as no calendar business existed and the House voted to adjourn. On Monday the remaining business, aside from matters on the table, will be taken up for consideration.
Jackson's Summer Hats At Tremont Street Store
Jackson's Summer Styles announces ready to wear hats in all departments. The selection features men's cassimere hats, new derbys and straw goods. The Tremont Street move to 126 Tremont Street opposite Park Street Church proves popular as basin size grows. Jackson is the sole agent for Dunlap hats of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Tremont Street
Park Street Church
New York
Money Market Firmer Yet Stocks Fall on West Mining News
The Boston money market shows a modest firming with loans at 6 percent and collateral loans from 4 1 2 to 7 percent. New York funds ease, while exchanges and balances shift at the Clearing House. Atchison stock weak then recovers. Wisconsin Central and Northern Pacific seek steam for ore routes. Copper futures rise with Tamarack and Calumet & Hecla, amid labor talk and production notes.
Dividends Declared by Local Companies Today
The po City Land Company declares a dividend of $2 per share. The Hartford City Gas Light Company sets a semi-annual dividend at 4 percent. Richmond Terminal Company approves a regular semi-annual dividend of 2 percent on preferred stock. Richmond and Danville directors declare a regular semi-annual dividend of 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po City Land Company
Hartford City Gas Light Company
Richmond Terminal Company
Richmond
Danville
Oregon & Transcontinental Bond Exchange Offer Notice
The Oregon & Transcontinental Company plans to redeem its first mortgage trust bonds on November 1, 1890 at 105 percent plus accrued interest. Bondholders may exchange their O T bonds for Northern Pacific 5 percent gold bonds through Drexel Morgan & Co. by July 15, 1890 at 105 percent for the O T bonds against 92 percent for the NP 5s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon & Transcontinental Company
O. & T. Company
Messrs. Drexel, Morgan & Co
Northern Pacific R. R. Co. Consolidated
Northern Pacific
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Wall Street
New York
Oregon & Transcontinental Co
Corears Hoyt
Northern Pacific bonds offered for Oregon and Transcontinental notes
Drexel Morgan Co and partners announce exchange of Oregon and Transcontinental First Mortgage Trust bonds for Northern Pacific Consolidated Mortgage 5 percent gold bonds. The notice cites April 30 financials, surplus and profit charges, and states bonds will be deposited with trustees to secure the exchange. The firms list offices for delivery and terms per the O T announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific R. R. Company
Consolidated
First Mortgage
Drexel, Morgan & CO
Northern Pacific R. R. Consolidated
Oregon &Transcontinental Company
First Mortgage Trust
E. Rollins Morse & Brother
Brewster
Cobb & Estabrook
Tower
Giddings & Co
Les, Higginson & Co
San Francisco stockholders swap favors with Atchison firm
St Louis San Francisco Railway Company announces sale of all its San Francisco Preferred and Common shares to Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company in exchange for Atchison stock. Exchange rates are 1375 Atchison shares per 1000 San Francisco Preferred and 750 Atchison shares per 1000 San Francisco Common. Limited period offer to other holders via its offices and Kidder, Peabody & Co. Receipts exchangeable into Atchison stock upon delivery. Company reserves right to withdraw privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Atchison Company
Atchison
San Francisco
Boston
Vicinity
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
Market summary shows firm close with quiet bonds
Financial news notes a quiet to dull yet firm close with 73 percent figures and 716 percent readings. Railroad bonds traded lightly on about 1.303 million dollars of activity, while overall conditions emphasize a shift toward lower rates and cautious gains.
Seligman Company Notice at Mills Building
The Seligman firm located in the Mills Building at 21 Broad Street New York issues a notice dated May 23 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Broad Street
New York
New York Financial Roundup June Market Notes
New York financial report shows money on call easy at 3 4 percent with last loan at 4. Prime mercantile paper at 6.6 percent. Bar silver at 104 1 2. Sterling exchange quiet with actual business around 4.8514 for sixty day bills and 4.874 for demand. Government and railroad bonds dull and steady. Stock market opened weak but mid afternoon buying lifted prices modestly, ending dull and firm with small gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Hammerip
Financial market roundup from London and Paris
Foreign markets in London show Consols at 97 1 16 for money and 97% for account with mixed updates on Atlantic and Great Western stock and other issuers. Paris notes 3 per cent rentes at 91 francs 80 centimes and a stronger gold and silver bullion movement at Bank of France, while the Bank of England reports a daily bullion outflow of £60,000 and a weekly decline of £301,000 in bullion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Erie
St. Paul
New York
Pennsylvania
Reading
Atlantic & Great Western
Canada Pacific
Erie Seconas
Illinois Central
Mexican Pretary
Paris
Bank of England
Bank of France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lynde
Morin
Quinian
Dugans
Smith
Danziger
Langley
Butland
McCarthy
Rep
Collins
Wright
Arrington
Apt. Insol
Hill
Barratt
Emerson Eval
Caley
Ftarker
Wetherbee
O'Leary
Stewart
Lee
Lerbert
Trs
Tovin
Keleher
Pfeufer
Globe Newspaper Co
Flagg
Puffer
Iddy
Rooke
Flint
Petr
Jutland
McLean
Ken
Filkin
Abbott
Thomas v
Municipal Court
Ely
Parmenter
Morrison
Jones
Common Council
Haydn and Turner
Bostror
Clearing House
Chicago
St. Louis
Telegraph
Bank
Charleston
Messrs. N. W. Harris & Co
Manchester
N. H. Coupens
Everett
Winthrop National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Reichsmarks
Speyer & Co
New York Sun
Imperial Bank of Germany
Berlin
Bears
Lake Superior
Attchison Road
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Manuel
The
Denver
Col
Missouri Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Goulds
Texas
Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Northwestern
Trafic
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Milwaukee & Northern
Gogebic Range
Charles L. Colby
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
New England
West End
Frenchman’s Bay
Lamoine
Newport
Lamson
Brackett
Bay State
Addicks
Thomas Dana
George Bb. Clapp
Dana
Tamarack
Boston News Bureau
Tamarack Mining Company
Osceola
Centennial
Boston & Montanna
Kearsarge
Butte & Boston
al Jonez
Atlantic
Arnold
Captain Moyle
Day Tubbell
IIL Deum
Catalps
Crescent
Brown Bros. & GO
Ireland
U. S
State Street
Oregon
Washington St
Geo. Leonard
Wat Street
Northern Pacific R. R. Co
St Louis
OF the
Boston Stock Exchange
DR. Hand
Chesapeake
ST Iinaee
Tee
Ried Anoupz
Amman
Bonanza Development
Sesssee Ees
Heclas
Mlalpas
Psee
Frankiin
Hanover
Haron
If Ironton
Kearsarg
Anniston City
Wae
Aspinwa Stiaaek Ee
Boothba
Payson
Penobscot
Petit Menan
Nicago Gas
Ersey Sullivans
Alan
Awampseo
Arbor
Ibs Winthrop
Ly Wollaston
Bell Telephone
Atchison Bloc
Oss
Mort
Pao
Lst
Do Inc
Bos. & Mont
Ing. Ing
Alt
T. H
M. Iz St. v
D. D
Wis. Hiv
C. & W. Mich
Oy C
Lang
Pacific
Eastern St
Can
Elk H
Central Iowa
Central Pacifi
K. C
Cl. & Sp
Ches
Ohio
I. C
ALON
St. J
C.K
Ms L. & Ft
Ee C
St. le
Mit
Aoe Lpel
Aeceave Oy
N.E
P. D.O
L. C. Con
Tai
Green Bay
O. Ss
Hocking Val
Rutland
St. Jo
G. I
An. & Ex. Ante Seen Aeee
K Lings
Pem
Bf Do Inc
Ake Sivors
Aeons Lil
Atch
Top
S. Peeseesses Pantes
Eane Bri
Big Bite Allan
de Pactic
Boston & Albany
Eenee
Boston & Lowe
Uti
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Southern
Central of
Siass
Do Vref
Cheshire Pret
S C.& W. Mich. Eeerere Sl
Brokers’ Board
Cree Anton
CID
A. T
S. FO
Snes
Ee L
BR & Fitchburg
K.C
Kutlana
L. BE
K. C. Oe
Lawson
Maine Central
Anniston City Land
Mexican Central
Crewennian’s Bay
San Diego
Old Colony
Sullivan Liarbor
Saco & Ports
G. F. & Conway
Mont
Butie
Sis Summit
Catalpan
Crescoul
Keargatge
Bell
Vicluatu
Eastman
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Ashi
Ylon
Pullman Palace Car Co
Wton & Albany
Union Stock Yards
Eeesees
Ton & Lowell
Ston & Mahne
Cotton Oil Trust
Fac
Scrip
Pneumatic Tool CO
Eeeeree
Port Wayne
Dole Illinois Steel Co
Fitchburg
OY Mt. Desert
Malden Electric Co
Mechanical Man. Co
New York Despatch Co
Oyumepn
National Lead Trust
Lel. Mfg. Co
Ae QL
Ld Colon
Uilman Palace Car
Sugar Refineries Co Ti
Bile
Thomson-touston Elec
Creas
Westinghouse Elec
Zaly
Winnisimimet CO
Eee
E Lonis
St. L
Ory
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Marq
Ont
Boston Land
Bu Bay State
Niuston Water Pay
Ooo
Winter Harbor
Sullivan Harbor
Ekastman
Ceeesser
al West Ind
Allouez Mining
Aztec. & Siont. Iopper
Butte
Jalal PA
Franklin
Janta VO
Atlante & Paola
Loston & Albany
Boston & Maiue
Perenne Sone Aeee
Beesnee
Buye - Midhburg
Secre
COEML
Seeeererees
Coub
O- Bay State Gas
Wayne Klec
Steel
Oceeaee
Nis Vais
An, An. “Mh
Ohi
Cen
Lagee
Feeo
Renpour
Rwtz
Cnn
Dusinc
Hestern
Wo Isig
Sis
I. B
Miss
Teeeee
Ve Ua
Catule
Brunawick
Illinois
Praeer Wees
Pal
Buda
D.& KG
Latal
G. M
Ody St. L. & LM
Iowa
Kan. P
St L
Saas St. P. C. & PB
Sur Union
N. P. USA
Tex. P. LG
N.Y. Oc
Tex
P. KR. G. Pr. Vec
N. W
Shore
Ontario
Phoenix
Arizona
Sutter Creek
Hocking
Utah
Paci
Gite
J. & W. Seligman & CO
F. Pbvie & Co
Devonshire Eastern Electric Cable
Gethina Electrical Mtg. Company
Union Electric Car Company
Seem En Eee Ey Wa Electric Safety Company
Ons Thomson-Houston
Thomsonuropean Electric Welding
NEW York Financial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!