Colonial Fishery Law Reviews Canada States Clash
In a letter to the Post, Robert Rayner argues Britain’s 1849 act bears no bearing on the 1818 treaty and the US right to fisheries. He cites President Cleveland and Adams on treaty rights, condemns Canadian enforcement and suggests American law mirrors British and colonial provisions, urging fair settlement.
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Victoria
Cleveland
John Adams
Newfoundland
Congress
Great Britain
Neve
Hamilton Fish
Washington
Majjesty
Dominion of Canada
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Bar- Silay
China
Japan
George III
United Kingdom
J. H. Nickerson
Dian
Roland
Oliver
Senate
House
United States
Rayner
Salem
Libel trial advances as RaymondRussell suit enters second week
In a Boston Superior Court session Judge Barker oversees cross examination of George J. Raymond in the Raymond Russell libel case as extra jurors are excused until Wednesday. Witnesses detail shipments from Tremont row and Providence, with notes and mercantile agency reports shaping the case.
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Raymond-Russell
Superior Court
Barker
George J. Raymond
Mr. Dabney
St. John
Dabney
Stewart
Witness
Washington Street
Tremont Row
Raymond & Co
Providence
Cogswell
Morse
Patten
E. Russell & Co
Crockery
Boston
Raymond
G. J. Raymond
George Raymond
New Brunswick
George J
Dun, Wiman & Co
R. G. Dun & Co
Runsell, Jr
Russell
R. G. Dan & Co
Dan, Wiman & Co
KE. W. Hutchins
Hutchins
William H. Long
Credit Department of
Jordan, Marsh & Co
J. U. Raymond
W. H. Dibble
Lachine
Mr. Grove
Puere
New Inman Ships Largest Passenger Vessels Built
The Inman and International company will launch the City of New York and its consort, massive steamers of 10,600 tons, 560 feet long and 63.44 feet beam, built of steel with Thomson & Biles rudders. They feature dual engines, five watertight compartments, eighty seven auxiliary engines, hydraulic cargo gear, and 27,000 square feet per deck. Over 2,000 passengers can be accommodated with a domed saloon, electric lighting, and extensive interior ornamentation. Construction has created £500,000 in wages across Scotland.
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Inman and International Company
City of New York
Inman
Thomson & Biles
Siemens
City of
New York
Atlantic
Interia
Messrs. Thomson
America
Scotland
Guadalajara
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
Messrs. Moore & Schley
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Company
Great
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago & West Michigan
Detroit
Lansing & Northern
Union Pacific
California Southern
Summit
Manitoba
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New England
Eastern
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Central Massachusetts
California
Birmingham
Atchison
Ogdensburg
Connecticut & Passumpsic
J. R. Watson
Fitchburg Railroad
West
San Diego Land
San Diego Union
Frenchman’s Bay
Frank Jones
Sorrento
Rustie Bridge
West End
East Boston
Bell Telephons
Lamson
Heston Gaslight
Boston
Central
Allouez
Calumet & Hecla
Inter
Boston Money Market and Stock Notes March 12
The Money Market opens dull yet firm with clearing house rate at 4 percent. Paper from 6 to 6 1/2 percent, collateral loans 4 to 5 percent. Bank statement shows declines in loans and deposits, with a substantial reserve loss. Local stock market trades mixed with Atchison, Chicago routes, copper shares, and foreign exchange figures shaping the session.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
An Francisco
New Orleans
Savannah
Charleston
Comiares
P.c. Fund
Duetmres Nets
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Wall Street
State Street
Bell Telephone
Boston & Montana
Atchison
Emerson
Topeka
Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwestern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Sioux City
Iowa
Burlington
Illinois Central Roads
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Company
Fragmentary Testimony on Tremont Row Store Audits
A witness describes hiding a drawer item in a waste basket and clerks sending goods from Tremont row when needed. The store was once sold to Stewart, after which operations continued similarly and the court adjourned for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymond
Tremont Row
Stewart
Baptist Sunday Schools Meeting Chooses New Officers
The Baptist Superintendents' Association annual meeting at Tremont Temple elected officers: John H. Parker president, Park P. Allen vice president, J. Henry Blanchard secretary, Alfred L. Barbour treasurer, and an expanded executive committee. Auditors and outlook committee members named. Albert Yuttie added as new superintendent. Debates covered cruelty prevention and Sunday School relation to church.
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Baptist Superintendents’ Association
Tremont Temple
Kelso
Charlestown
R. Bb. Moody
John H. Parker
Harvard Street Church
Park P. Allen
The
Ruggles Street
Dorchester
Alfred L. Barpour
West Newton
E.R. Kimbal
Dudley Street Baptist
Charlies H. Chandler
Cambridge
Henry V. Upham
Jamaica Plain
A. R. Turner, Jr
Malden
RB. B. Moody
Asa W. Armington
Newton Centre
Steven Moore
Newton
Outlook
W. Fb, Sherwin
Dearborn Street
Cyrus H. Brown
Acton
E. W. Corey
Union Temple
Vrank Dore
First Church
Armon K. Hale
Chelsea
Albert Yuttie
Lowell Street Baptist Church
Henry
Haskell
Wakefield
J. Nelson Lewis
Rail entities declare mixed quarterly dividends
The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company announces an 11 percent quarterly dividend. The St. Louis Aiton and Terre Haute Railroad Company proclaims 144 percent on its preferred stock. The Winner Investment Company of Kansas declares a 3 percent quarterly dividend.
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Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
St. Louis, Aiton & Terre Haute Railroad Company
Winner Investment Company of
Kansas
Milwaukee Water Debt Bonds Redeem Five Percent Annually
The bonds are issued in $1000 sums with a twenty year term. By city ordinance Milwaukee redeems five percent of its water debt each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Massachusetts
ERS' BC o Ta TO 5,000 $25,000 113 Siv7o
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Downer and Squire Lead Local Bank Prospects
Mercantile accounts solicited. Correspondence invited. KR. C. DOWNER, President. F. C. SQUIRE, Vice-President W. R. DRESSER, Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. C. Downer
F. C. Squire
W. R. Dresser
Railroads and earnings report across several lines
A Carthage dispatch notes Toledo Peoria & Western may merge into Chicago Santa Fe California with Santa Fe influence in ticket sales and new eastern outlet via Peoria. Reports on Grand Rapids & Indiana earnings, White Mountain division appointments, Fitchburg expansion, Thames River bridge plan, and late 1888 railroad earnings for several lines.
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Carthage
Chicago Time
Severa
Toledo, Peoria & Western Railroad
Chicago, Santa Fe & California Raiload
Santa Fe
Toledo, Peoria & Western
Peoria
Ferris
Iowa Station
la Harpe
Peoria & State Line
Fort Madison
Chicago
Pontoosuc
Chicago, Santa Fe California Railroad
Atchison
New Chicago
Thompson
Boston & Lowell Road
Delaware & Rio Grand Road
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
White Mountain
Boston & Lowell Railroad
G. E. Cummings
Woodsville
Lauren Clough
Concord
Cummings
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Troy
Western Division
New York, Providence & Boston Railroad Company
Thames River
New London
Groton
New York
NEW York Central
Hudson River
St. Louis
San Francisco
Miles
Chiago
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Denver & Rio Grande
Order of the Iron Hall Plans Charity Meeting in Boston
Local branches of the Order of the Iron Hall plan a city home and employment bureau with reading and amusement for members. A March 16 Mechanic Hall Huntington Avenue event opens at o o'clock with Supreme Justice F D Somerby and an evening program led by Hon George A Davis. Governors Ames Brackett and other officials expected, with mayors of Boston and Cambridge in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order OF the Iron Hall
Reading
Boston Shoe Buyers Lead List of City Dealers
A long Portlanded list profiles buyers and firms across major U S cities including Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and more, with names such as J P Sidwell of W W Kendall Shoe Co and C H Kellogg of Kellogg Johnson & Co. The notice then shifts to Florida prospects noting climate appeal and investment opportunities in Jacksonville Naples and Apopka City, recommending E S Rat on Florida real estate broker at 330 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Carroll
Carroll, Adams & Co
Bloomington
J B & EE Smith
RP Smith & Sons
Kiringham
Ala
H Francis
C H Francis & Co
Chicago
C MacLauchlan
J Harry Belz
Belz, Schwab & Co
Henderson
M Henderson & Co
Marks
Cincinnati
Butterworth
Butterworth & Co
Craw
Columbus
Freedman
Uss
Ft Worth
Lex
C Evans
BC Evans & Co
Pt Worth
Lex—I Goldberg
Martin Brown
Iazelston
Penn
Jean
J H Cannon
Bt. Louis
W Allen
Claflin
Alien Shoe Co
Louis
If Schaffer
Schaffer, Swartz & Co
A Einstein
Einstein’s Sons
St Paul
Minn
C H Kellogg
Kellogg, Johnson & Co
Sedalia
Florida
Jacksonville
Naples
Apopka City
Raton
Washington Street
Boston
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Robert Rayner
States
Raymond- Russell
Ashburton Place
Stanton
Osceola
Quincy
Kearsarge
Tamarack
England
France
Australia
North America
City of Milwaukee
Maverick National Bank
Baptist Sunday Schools
Congress and Water Sts
Asa P. Potter
Kidder, Peabody & CO. Bankers
Devonshire Street
Mass
Nassau Street
ISSUE
Messrs Baring Bros. & Co
London
Europe
Philadelphia
C.H. Venner & CO
Williams & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Mar
BRC
Bell Tel
French Bay
San Diego
B& Mont
C & Hec
Kearsarze
T&s
Cb&q
S8p& M
At & P Inc
Erie
Campobello
Diero
Conveere
B & Monteeee
Cmuo Crokes
Weesnes
A, T&be
Rts Xchcnnes
OSUBO
Cc — Sneer
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Erererre Am
Eenee O
Catalpa
Pontiac
Eng
Rappahannock
East
Ranklin
Osceola Eaevsreesers
Rap’han’k
N&r
Royal Gold
Bonanza
St. Mary’s
Breece
M& B
Winthrop
Hanover
Burton
Bel Tel
Lord Tel
Essawe
Mesnard
Mass Lord
Minnesota N.E. Meter
Boston Gas Light
Napa
Ocean
Samson
Nat Stan
Yee Penobscot
Franklin
T&sf
B& J
B&q
C&w Micha
NY &Nepfd
Summit Breen
Altonicz
Cal
Hecla
Crescent
Huron
Trenton
Sees Lie Kearsarge
Ridge
Land Companies
Aspinwall
W. P
Boylston
Brookline
Eene
Bing Maveric
Newport
Payson
Penobscot
L. G
Kan
W. Mich
M. St. P
Do Wis
Elk
Bae
Ft. S
Li E
St. L. Lin
SbYe
Scrip
N. Y
Nor
Pac
Oregon
L. Gs
I. C. Con
Pueb. & A. Ts
Rutland
Sonora
Atantica& Pacific
Boston & Pony le
Pga Gap
Boston & Lowell
Proston & Mac
Boston & Prov
Southern
Central - Mass
Be & Noeseer B
Canton
S. & C. River
Conn
Flint & P.M. Com
K.C
Gulf
Eyre
Sp. Oe
Mem
St. G
Creas
Union Pag
Bell
Ser
Pullman Palace
Oadway National Bank
Railroad Matters
Root and Shoe Buyers
J Kiullen, Jr
Tucker, Smith & Co
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