Democratic Power Plays At State House Over Cogswells Order
In a tense session at the State House, Senator Cogswell’s order to squelch bond sales faced partisan risk as President Pillsbury pressed to speak. Senator Lodge reportedly pressed influence to keep Cogswell away, while Major Gould and Worcester representative Mason debated votes and chair duties. A contested seat case for Hitchings highlighted election disputes, with the majority rejecting a rigid red tape challenge and adopting a minor resolve.
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New England
Committee On Claims
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Norris
Joyner
Strikers at Brooklyn School Demand Lower Tuition
A humorous 19th century tale from New York Times reports students at a Brooklyn Catholic school striking for 5 cent weekly fees and three hour days. Pickets warned peers but a detective father halted the movement, and school rules returned to normal with no punishment for leaders.
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New York Times
Sto Ne’s
Brooklyn
Sti
Youths form Night Hawks gang imitate highwaymen
In Noank Connecticut five youths aged 16 to 17 formed an unlawful group called the Night Hawks, drafted brutal plans to rob local shops, lure two men from their homes, and flee to New York. The two principals Walter Miller and William Y Weaver were arrested after a failed attempt. other members withdrew. They were ordered to leave the state. The tale ties to prior claims of roaming bandits Roaring Bill of the Sierras.
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Stonington
Conn
Noank
Night Hawks
Walter Miller
William Y. Weaver
Miner
Getty Potter
New York
Miriam H. Wilcox
Elock Miller
Weaver
Wilcox
Sierras
Kansas
After the Fray at Salvation Barracks in New England
A trailing scene at Salvation Army barracks as officers depart and a Washington campaign readies. Tugging crates litter a private room while 43 receptacles hold debris. A lively main room features cornet blasts tambourine spins and a hard rocking encore by a loud, late worker as uniformed staff mingle with curious camp followers and homebound members.
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Satan
Salgation
Washington
Meni
New England
Hell
Ture
Salvatiouis
Annual Meeting of Grand Lodge of Good Templars in Massachusetts
About 250 members gathered at Paine Memorial Hall for the Grand Lodge annual meeting. William Leonard presided as Grand Worthy Chief Templar. officers elected include Charles L. Abball, Frank I. Jefferson, Etta Littlejohn, Sarah A. Leonard, Edwin Pateh, and Rev. Richard Eddy. Delegates named from Salem, Everett, Melrose. adjournment set for Springfield in September. two lodges to install later.
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Grand Lodge of Good Templars of
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Paine Memorial Hall
Grand Worthy
William Leonard
Sarah A. Leonard
Not Worthy
Eewin Patch
Grand Lodge
Templar
Charles L. Abball
Frank I. Jefferson
Etta Littlejohn
Edwin Pateh
Richard Eddy
A. J. Torrance
Cambridge
Twe
Springfield
Reunion of Dummer Academy Graduates at Young's
About forty alumni of Dummer Academy gathered Wednesday at Young's with William D. Northend of Salem presiding. Prominent guests included Judge Choate, Prof Benjamin Gould, Egbert Smyth, Rev J L R Trask, W C Codman, and John W Perkins. Speakers recalled school days and praised Perkins. celebrations honored 123 years since the academy's founding by Lt Gov William Dummer.
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Sons
Dunmer Academy
Young’s
Old
Byfield School
Ginner
William D. Northend
Salem
Judge Chaste
Benjamin Apthorp Gould
Egbert C. Smyth
Andover
J. L. R. Trask
Lawrence
W. C. Codman
W. W. Caldwell
Charles G. Wood
Jev. Obs Spaulding
Samuel Pillsbury
Dummer
John W. Perkins
Ben. Perley Poore
George B. Loring
William PD. Northend
Judge Choate
Bb. A. Gould
Ie Aas Gees Trask
Dummer Academy
William Dummer
Judge rules both steamers at fault in Stamford Twilight collision
United States District Court Judge Nelson finds Stamford and Twilight equally responsible for the collision in summer 1584. Both vessels violated a navigation rule requiring slackening or stopping to reduce risk, and both failed to observe it. Interlocutory decrees will divide damages for the cross libels, while a separate libel by Mrs. Frederickson yields a decree against both vessels with damages to be assessed later.
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Nelson
United States District Court
Stamford
Mre. Frederickson
Fall River Stock Report Shows Slight Weakening Cloth Prices
Fall River Massachusetts reports a slight weakening in print cloths after touching 34 cents last Saturday. The weekly stock on hand as of March 18 1882 totals 245000 with prior readings at 703000 and 486009 across several dates. Present stock details include matches and decreases last week and over the past weeks, with 893000 contracted for future delivery in Fall River and Dr Ball's Cough Syrup priced at 25 cents per bottle noted elsewhere.
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Committee On
O'Connor
Worcester
Boston
Lowell
Fall River
Lawrence
Salem
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Porchester
Charlies EK. Wiggin
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Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad financial notes and stock round
The Boston financials section notes a quiet money market with loans on call at 3 to 3 1/2 percent, good business paper at 4 to 4 1/2 percent, and manufacturing paper at 3 3/4 to 4 1/2 percent. Clearing house balances show lending between 1 1/2 and 2 percent. New York land sales to par 124 cents per 100, and weekly totals rising. Atlantic and Pacific feeder Arizona Mineral Belt responds to inquiries on allotments and payments, stating no money is required until miles of road are completed, with first allotment likely late May and all within the year.
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Boston
New York
Sterling
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Atlantic and Pacific
Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad Company
Sam
J. W. Eppy
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
St. Louis
Mexican Central Securities
Mexico
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf
Springfield
Memphis
Clinton
Detroit
Lansing
Northern
New England
Clark
Eastern
Herald
Post
Boston and
Maine
Calumet and
Hecla
Mineral Range
Lake Linden
Calumet
Minnesota Mining Company
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J. C. Watson
J. P. Brewer
D. L. Demmon
L. Smith
Michigan
Ed. Lis Demmon
Congress Street
Freehold and
Jamesburg
Richmond
Hanover Street
Tullday
Gortinkie, Rubinovz & Co
Zamrik
Market News Brief From New York on March 18 1900s
Money on call two percent with easy terms. Sterling and mercantile paper steady. Railroads and coal stocks show mixed moves. Jersey Central and Reading decline while St Panuf and several railroads gain fractions. Coal price weakness weighs on market. Derwind White Coal plans imports from England due to strikes.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanork
Delaware and Hudson
Reading
Jersey Central
Derwind-White Coal Mining Company
Pennsylvania
England
Tueger
St. Panui
Nashville Western
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Erie
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Duluth
Ara Pacific
Union Pacific
Western Union
Central Iowa
Iowa
Minnesota
Hocking Valley
East Tennessee
Erle
Wheat Market Fluctuates Amid Weak and Strong News
A March 18 letter from Emery & Hodges at State Street notes wheat showing morning weakness on heavy realizing and closing strength aided by favorable crop reports and price signals. Markets display scattered demand for Western imitation, dairy prices vary across creamery grades, Butter and cheese markets show mixed activity with regional quotations.
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Messrs
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Market notes from London with mixed bond headlines
A summary of late 19th century market chatter lists various bond and stock figures. Entries include March, April, May and June term data with multiple 59-640 style codes, plus London Consols quoted around 1006-16 and several rail and canal issues such as Atlantic and Great Western firsts and Canada Pacific. Major shares cited include Erie at 26 percent, Illinois Central and New York Central around 6-6 5 percent area, Pennsylvania at 5 4 percent, Reading about 12 4 percent, with de secondes and other notes interspersed.
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International
Great Northern
Metropolitan
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Missouri
Kansas
Texas
New York City
Northern General
Pacific
Richmond and Alegheney Trust
Richmond
Danville
St. Joseph
Grand Island
Wabash Trust
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Ogdensburg
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
London
Canada Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Bankers and merchants face assignments and insolvencies
Harlan P. Tracy & Co. Elmwood Alabama bankers and paper makers filed voluntary assignment with assets about 93000 and liabilities 59000. Several peers follow suit or declare insolvency including M Burns in Eson Valley Pa Amazeen Portsmouth NH Frank D Allen Gloucester and others. Wyman Lyon and Weir Columbus and Tinkham Lawrence among those settling or assigning.
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Harlan P. Tracy & Co
Elmwood
Co. M. Burns
Eson Valley
Penn
Alvas
Amazeen
Portsmouth
N. H
Frank D. Allen
Gloucester
W. H. Patton & Co
Merca Shubata
Miss
James Howe
Haverhill
Mass
G. L. Brown & Co
Vetticodinc
N. B
William A. Taylor
Portland
J. C. Weir
Columbus
Charles E. Tinkham
Lawrence
Thomas E. Wyman
Lyon
Receipts of staple products across multiple railroads
A historical ledger lists shipments received by several railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Gorony New York and New England Fitchburg Boston and Maine Lowell and other lines. Items include bales of cotton wool flour cornmeal oats malt feeds butter eggs cheese bacon apples and numerous hides skins and leathers with quantities ranging from dozens to thousands.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Rail Road
Providence Railroad
Gorony
New York and
New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Express
Flour and grain market round up from Chicago and New York
Market notes show steady to weak flour and grain prices across major hubs. Wheat prices firm in Chicago and Minneapolis while Milwaukee and St Louis report lighter activity. corn and oats soften with varied regional quotes. rye and barley show quiet demand. butter remains solid at 27 to 32 cents per pound in western creamery.
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New York
Vermont
Western Amitation Creamery
Franklin County
Mass
Liverpool
Nest-by
Cape
Aroostook County
Michigan
Nova Scotia
New Truewick
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Salea
Kansas City
St Louis
Maine
New Hampshire
Maine Central
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Jersey
Worcester County
Messina
Palermo
Valencia
Porto Rico
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Norfolk
Fisher
Rad Fox
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Northern
Do Silver
Do Cross
Lynx
Badger
Marten
Olter
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Reccoon
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Turkey
Beacon Light
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New York Roller
Michigan Roller
Hilinoa
Ohio
Imdians
Streights
Clears
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Louis
Detroit
Toledo
Minneapolis
Wisc
Newark
Canada
Foreign Markets London Wheat and Corn Prices Hold Steady
March 18 reports from Beerbohm to the Chamber of Commerce note cargoes off the coast and steady wheat, firm corn, and mild English weather. Liverpool quotations show winter wheat at 7s 3d, spring wheat at 73s 3d, corn mixed Western at 4s 2 1/2d, pork and various fats steady, cheese firmer, and cotton unchanged with Upland sales around 4s 16d to 5d per pound.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
England
United Kingdom
California
Uplands
Orleans
Commodity listings of oats to leather in historic ledger
A fragmented OCR ledger page lists numerous commodity items with quantities and units, including oats, oatmeal, wheat, barley, malt, meats, canned goods, fats like tallow and lard, hams, grease, bacon, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, raisins, eggs, and hides. The entries mix units such as sacks, bushels, barrels, and boxes, reflecting a wholesale catalog or stock record. Several line items show large totals and scattered codes, suggesting an incomplete, era-specific inventory.
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Lars Cotten
Batley
Arts Carr
Coscee
AIGOB
Pbs
Court Record Entries From Harbor Collision Cases And Commonwealth Court Notices
Court docket items dated March 18 show cross libels for a collision between the bark Ibis and the barkentine Henry Warner in Vineyard Haven harbor with advocacy teams listed for Ibis cargo and Warner owners. Supreme Judicial Court records from March 15 list Insurance Co versus Brown et al and other cases with plaintiff and defendant counsel named.
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William V. Tupper
Henry Warner
Russell Lewis
William V.tupper
Cross
Vineyard Haven
L.S. Dabney
H. Wheeler
W. W. Dodge
W. K. Ragsell
Warner
Prices and varieties of dried cured fish and seafood goods
A market list detailing small dry cured fish and seafood prices including cusk hake codfish halibut halibut heads haddock herring and salmon with figures in dollars and cents. It notes shores bay mackerel and fresh halibut sales, plus Newfoundland Nova Scotia and Ipswich bay codfish prices and assorted byproducts and medicines for sale.
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Ipswich Bay
Nova Scotia
Labrador
Rail Road Matters and Eastern Transport Debates
Report from Grand Trunk Railway on half year to Dec 31 1885 shows gross receipts 1 629 700 pounds and net revenue 791 400 with credit balances and deficits across Chicago Grand Trunk routes and North Shore winding up. Other items note Pennsylvania withdrawal from central passenger committee and Fitchburg versus Central Massachusetts tunnel negotiations plus St Paul railroad annual report and debt.
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Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada
London
Grand Haven
Grand J Truck
Georgian Day
Lake Erie
North Shore Railway
Detroit
Milwaukee
Chicago
Central Passenger Committees
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Mississippi River
Robinson
Massachusetts
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Central Massachusetts
Medical school dissection room makes brisk progress
In the school of medicine, juniors push to finish tasks before the law. Fessenden and Perkins named assistant demonstrators. RE. BR. Phillbrook approved as post seven physician at the hospital. G. B. Rice resigns as dispensary physician. successors seek the job. Terms shift to one year from April 1. Surgeon post becomes vacant June 1, to be filled for one year. New laboratory proves satisfactory. history of medicine exam set for opening week.
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School of Medicine
Messrs. Fessenden
Perkins
RE. BR. Phillbrook
G. B. Rice
Mining Stocks Close Prices Reported at Bam Stancisco
Bam Stancisco March 18 official closing prices of mining stocks listed with multiple entries. Prices shown for Bodie Hale & Norcr08s BelcReh Choliar and others with cryptic OCR garble.
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Val
Hale
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