Debate over Boston Albany rail bill ends in third reading vote
In the General Court the Boston & Albany capital-raise bill passed to its third reading by a 28 to 9 vote after lengthy debates. Sprague and Parker defended bonds over stock to avoid diluting ownership, arguing it protects Massachusetts ratepayers and state interests. opponents warned of watering stock and higher public charges.
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Senate
Parker
Worcester
Robinson
New York
Commonwealth
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston & Albany
Essex
Massachusetts
Isue
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston
Chairan
South Soston
Treasury
R. Pilsbury
Sprague
Oae
Old Colony Railroad Company
West
Boston & Albany Company
Hudson River
Ublic
Mr. Pillsbury
Railroads
As & Principe
Boston Albany
Cne Ene
Jay Gould
Vanderbilt
Ohio
Metcalf
Holyoke Water Power Company
Albany
Crosby
Clark
Lynn
Kingsley
Symonds
Salem
Yras
Campbell
T. W. Cook
Davenport
James Donovan
Dwinell
Evans
Fassett
Ibson
Gunn
Harlow
Hosmer
Howe
Hunt
Messinger
O'Sullivan
Palmer
Farean
USC
Filsbury
Charles Stevens
James JT
Stevens
Symons
Tucker
Wa Wheelock
Whitney
Iker
Nays
Baker
Collins
E. J. Donovan
Gleason
Hathorne
Howard
Cook
Fisk
Hartwell
Slocum
Newton
Watertown
Messrs. Smith
Leicester
Willsbury
House
Miller
Waltham
Leach
Massachusetts Laws Publication Ends After Long Review
The printing committee reports on the cost and management of publishing the Province laws. It calls for discontinuing preparation and directs the governor and council to safeguard all materials, with audit showing high expenses under Goodell and Ames. The state may stop further volumes and seek no future appropriations.
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Hartwell
Washington
New York
Messrs
Sprague
Suffolk
Crosby
Berkshire
Stevens
Norfolk
Hosmer
Middlesex
Cook
Bristol
Gleason
Plymouth
Davenport
Collins
Whitney
Worcester
Senate
Symonds
Goodell
Committee On Printing
Massachusetts
General Court
Ames
John H. Clifford
Ellis Ames
Abner C. Goodell
Januay
Narrow Escape From Drowning at Mystic River Bridge
James Glass 67 of 242 Federal Street fell overboard yesterday afternoon at the Mystic River bridge. Rescued by Nelsea officers after being in the water about fifteen minutes.
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James Glass
Federal Street
Mystic River Bridge
Nelsea
Progressive Amesbury Spring Opening Returns After Fire
The rebuilt Amesbury factories, extensive and elegant, will be opened to the public for a grand spring opening starting March 19 and lasting all week. The event, organized by the board of trade, will feature all factories and display the latest styles and a broad range of production for inspection and enjoyment.
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Amesbury
Board of Trade
Raymond and Whitcomb Spring Tours Promoted
The ninth annual spring excursion travels 8700 miles across Colorado and California with departure from Boston on May 2. The fifty eight day trip visits Rocky Mountains resorts and California sojourns returning via Ogden Salt Lake City Manitou Springs and Denver. A second continental tour leaves Boston May 2, spanning 72 days and over 10,000 miles with Yosemite and a Shasta air rail route north to Puget Sound and Yellowstone. Elegant vestibuled trains with dining cars are used for both tours. Descriptive circulars available from W Raymond 206 Washington Street.
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Colorado
California
Boston
Rocky Mountains
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Manitou Springs
Denver
Yosemite Valley
San Francisco
T. Shasta
Columbia River
Puget Sound
British Columbia
Idaho
Montana
Dakota
Minnesota
Yellowstone National Park
W. Raymond
Washton Street
School Street
Ex-President Cleveland orders antique desk from Derby & Kilmer
Ex-President Cleveland has directed New York agents of Derby Kilmer Desk Company to build an elaborate antique oak desk. The double flat top piece measures 5% feet by 41% feet and will include a quill carved in each corner for his secretary.
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Cleveland
New York
Derby & Kilmer Desk Company
Warner's Lo Cabin Cough and Consumption Remedy
A warning against lingering coughing and the risk of consumption urges use of Warner's Lo Cabin Cough and Consumption Remedy. The ad presents the product as reliable and harmless for such ailments.
Courts Term-Heavy Docket From Boston Superior Court
The Supreme Judicial Court adjourned for the funeral of Sidney Barrett. The Boston Superior Court’s first session on March 8 lists numerous cases: Gearin vs McNeil for $3000 damages. Whitey vs Cummiskey over a Chelsea street collision. Fitzgerald vs Morse over elevator injury to a 12 year old. plus many other tort actions, verdicts, and continuations. Court adjourned to 9:30 am Monday.
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Commonwealth
Sidney Barrett
Superior Court
Biopagrtt
Cornelius Gearin
Neil McNeil
Plavits
Boston & Lowell Railroad
I. R. Clark
F. Ranney
Augustus Russ
Simon B. Whitey
George Cummiskey
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
C. H. Ryther
J. H. Cotton
BS Ioale
RK. Lund
M. J. Creed
B.aesley
W. H. Preble
Ryan
Thomas
Ladd
Boston
Carey
Lamb
Movrilian
Perry
Verett
Lée
Williams
Crocker
Rice
Holman
Croge
Fowler
Tobin
Harrison Avenue
Boardman Hall
K. Hamilton
Ernest A. McKay
Francis W. Adams
Watertown
Mary E. Adams
F. W. Kittredge
Barker
Horton
Higgins
Bailey
Free
Edmans
Allen
Tetton
Mulvey
Owles
Allan
Sullivan
Minton
Fenwick & M. RR
O'Brien
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Kyte
Mfg. Co
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Ashcroft
Simmonston
Lathrop
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Robert McGaw
Everett
E. O. Bicknell
George M. Stearns
J. E. Cotter
Charles F. Jenny
Sears
Kings Co
Littlefield
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Albany RR
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Saine
Cleary
Carroll
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Goldman
O’brien
Pierce
Hunt
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Osgood
McElhaney
Niles
Probate Court Returnable List March 11 Suffolk County
Suffolk Probate Court lists accounts and petitions for various trustees executors administrators guardianship and miscellaneous matters. Notable items include Henry Adley Aiken trustee first account Naomi Kelknap Emma J Brown Thomas Burke George Herrick license to sell personal estate. many estates administered guardianships and probate petitions are noted.
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Suffolk County
Henry Adley Aiken
John Kelknap
Mary Bishop
Orward Isradley
Emma J. Brown
Thomas Burke
Thomas Chasby
Joseph Coolidge
Nathaniel
Henry Iield
Kate c. Gill
James A. Gill
Peter Glynn
Eliza Green
Daniel Hammond
Alexis A. Harris
E. A. Harris
Mary Jane Haynes
George W. Herrick
Lucy
Ken Howard
George C. Johnson
W. H. Allen Uard
Rebeccan Land
Newhall Martin
Dennis McCarthy
Catharine Moriarty
Margaret A. Nelson
John Nelson
Harvey D. Parker
Margaret Reid
George ©. Seavey
Mathew Steele
John W. Sutton
Samuell
Ihomas
Elizabeth F. Ballister
Court entries in Far Street burglary and related cases
In the March criminal session, Parmenter and Hardy presided. Daniel B. Pierce faced breaking and entering and dress theft charges, ordered to recognize 1200 for next Friday. Lettie Rudolph’s case for conveying property on a conditional contract remained continued until March 12. James Langmaid charged with obtaining 60 dollars by false pretences, ordered to recognize 300 for appearance on the first Monday in April.
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Parmenter
C.J
Hardy, Evy and ApaMs
Daniel B. Pierce
Far Street
Delia A. Doherty
Lettie Rndolph
James Langmaid
Henry E. Cobb & Co
Thompson J Edward Wilson Assault Case Sentenced
Superior Court Middlesex March 8 Thompson J Edward Wilson of Lowell was jailed for two months at the house of correction for assault and battery.
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Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Thompson
J. Edward Wilson
Lowell
House of Correction
McCarthy v Washington Mills recover $5000 injuries verdict
In Essex County Superior Court on March 8 a jury awarded Michael J. McCarthy $1225 for injuries from a allegedly defective platform at Washington Mills on March 18 1888. Attorneys A C Stone and J J Mahoney represented the plaintiff. E I Burley appeared for the defendants.
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Sumner E. Kimball
Alonzo P. Elwell
Agnes L. Andrews
Pearline remains trusted cleaner amid imitator scare
Hundreds of imitations claim to be Pearline and spread by door to door sales. The ad warns these imitations are deceptive and may ruin clothes after one wash. It emphasizes Pearline's superior, harmless cleaning and notes it is sold by every grocer, James Pyle, New York.
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Pyle
James Pyle
New York
Insolvency Court in Suffolk Adjourns and Holds Meetings
On March 8 the Suffolk County Insolvency Court held third meetings for cases including Shattuck Freeman Fi Cory Pearce Maney & Co Starbiard Smith Helms Patch and others with adjournments to dates in March May April and September. First meetings listed for Gardner Evans Gallagher and Gallagher assignees.
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McKi
William C. Shattuck
S.packard Freeman
William C. B. Fi
Eugene A. Coryfield
Sir J. Pearce
Demosthenes ‘Timagenis
Thomas F. Maney
Embezzlement arrest and pier project unveil in city notes
Eben D. Misener, a former private in Battery A M.V.M., jailed for last October embezzling a Massachusetts military uniform valued at 3275. Boston pier head bids open from Hugh Nawn and rivals. totals range 78,576 to 51,101. Also missing man Andrew Glass. church notices and a 500 prize wrestling match reported.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Misener
A. M.V.M
Marine Park
Boston
Hugh Nawn
John Cavanagh
Federal Street
Dillon Bronson
Bromfield Street
M. E
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
George McDonald
Charles Miller
Rubinstein
Percy Cooper
Israel
F. H. Bailey
Young Men’s Christian Union
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Umbria
Peat
Continental Potteries
Glass Fac
Dangerous use of strong purgatives warned by doctors
Readers are cautioned against frequent use of pills purgatives and Bitter Waters which irritate and sometimes destroy the mucous coats of the stomach and bowels. The Carlsbad Sprudel Salt is endorsed as a soothing laxative and diuretic and genuine products are emphasized with Eisner and Mendelson Co. as agents.
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Carlsbad
Kindergarten for the Blind Endowment Drive Seeks Remaining Funds
The Kindergarten for the Blind has $74 710 10 toward a $100 000 endowment. It appeals to the public to help raise $25 289 90 so the work can continue with financial security. Contributions of any size are gratefully acknowledged by Treasurer Edward Jackson of Boston.
Where to Invest Savings for Safety and Higher Interest
The reader asks for options offering capital safety and attractive yields. Possible avenues include insured bank products, government-backed savings bonds, and diversified fixed income with risk controls. Seek professional financial advice to match risk tolerance and time horizon.
Sunday Notices of Boston Churches Proclaim Several Services
Local listings show multiple churches across Boston schedules for Sunday sermons and services. Highlights include Arlington Street Church, Young Men's Christian Association gatherings, Bowdoin Square Tabernacle, and First Spiritual Temple with varied sermons and musical programs.
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Arlington Street
Brooke Herford
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
E. S. Randolph
Dillon Bronson
Bromfield Street
M. i
Rubinstein
Dorchester
Mass
Eb. L. Whelpley
Byron A. Robinson
George Mendall Taylor
Baprist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
M. R. Deming
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Stephen
Abraham
Cuuron
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Emmanuel Cuuron
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
Julian C. Jaynes
Spmitcal Temple
Fred L. H. Walla
Kixe
Cuarry
H. Price Collier
Brooklyn
New York
Mission Church OF
ST. John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
Fr. Hall
Osborne
Music Hall
P. S$. Moxom
D.D
Committee of One Hundred
Toronto
Canada
Whitney
Sovurh Congregational Church
Exeter Street
Hale
G. West Caurenu
Cambridge and
Lynde Streets
William Everett
Notable Doctor Warns of Kidney Trouble Signs
Wm. Roberts M D physician to the Manchester Infirmary and Lunatic Hospital and Owen's College professor states that deep sleep nervous or rapidly failing eyesight atrophy of the lungs or violent inflammation can signal kidney trouble. Warner's Safe Cure is claimed as the only reliable guaranteed remedy for kidney disorders.
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Wm. Roberts
Manchester, Eng
Owen’s College
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