Howe of Shrewsbury Hls Substitute Bill Adopted
The Legislature saw little real progress yesterday yet provided amusement in the House with a Friday mock session led by Howe of Shrewsbury who substituted his bill for the adverse report on guide posts. The meal hours bill in factories was revised, and the employers liability bill reached engrossment in the Senate before a reconsideration move. Debates on the Commonwealth’s judicial system revision will start Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Shrewsbury
Senate
Jeffs
Commonwealth
Butler Urges Thorough Bridge Testing Over Inspections
General Butler writes to Senator Phillips after the Providence rail accident urging a bridge safety regime. He argues inspections miss deterioration from time or accident and touts rigorous tests. He proposes girders bear far heavier and lateral loads, with tests every six months to ensure public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Phillips
Providence
Sutler
Committee Hearings on Street Railways and Tax Exemptions
The committee heard Colonel E O Shepard urging regulation of intercompany track use and a move to have the railroad commissioners set damages for infringements. Moody Merrill argued no extra legislation needed. Labor committee heard Deputies Haskell and Waters favoring tax exemptions for small towns. Other sessions covered State collections, Krino Development Company incorporation, health association funding, and opposition to snaring under the game law with warnings of wildlife decline from winter and wholesale snaring on the south shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Shepard
Metropolitan Road
Committee On
Board of Aldermen
Board of Railroad Commissioners
New York
Colonel Shepard
Moody Merrill
Consolidated Road
Committee On Labor
Haskell
Deerfield
Waters
Montague
Theodore E. Davis
Committee On Claims
Washington
John D. Long
Ladd
Davis
Baker
Krine Development Company
Mr. Baker
Rufus 8. Frost
J. F.C. Hyde
Edward Everett Hale
Nathan Hale
B. Schlesinger
R. M. Pulsifer
The
Health Association
Fish and Game Committee
Brackett
B. H. Manborn
Wellfleet
George Monk
Quincy
Boston
Senate Concurrence and Several Bills in General Court
The Senate concurred in the House amendment to the Clark University incorporation in Worcester. Committees reported bills to form the Knights of Labor Cooperative Building Association of Cambridge with 25000 capital, to authorize Oakland Garden Corp to buy land and raise capital to 200000, and to refer ballot box use and voting list protection to the next General Court. Amendments to charter for Boylston Market Association were admitted, and leave was granted to withdraw Bridgeman’s petition for fines remission. Some senators opposed natualization timing changes and urged repeal of the thirty day clause. Hampden Paint and Chemical Co sought capital reduction to at least 75000. the employers liability bill advanced to engrossment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Clark University At
Worcester
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Knights of Labor Cooperative Building Association of Cambridge
Oakland Garden Corporation
Committee On Election Laws
General Court
Committee On Banks and Banking
Groveland Savings Ank
Boylston Market Association of Boston
Committee On the Judiciary
A. M. Bridgeman
Forbes
Shea
McDonough
Clark, Lang
Nies
Hampden Paint and Chemical Company
Senate action on constitutional and legal bills in a busy session
The proceedings show Senator Jeffs moving reconsideration to place a constitutional amendment on tenure of certain judicial officers for Tuesday. Reed was absent. Forbes expands a bill to ban illegal peddling and begging to include minors, now engrossed. A bill on the Barnstable Probate Court salary is engrossed, and a railroad bill granting discretionary stop powers moves to third reading. Other items included water, savings bonds, Melrose water loan, Clapp Memorial Library, probate court attendance officer, and consolidations among several railroads. various charters and authorizations advance or engross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffs
Reed
Forbes
Aceauli
Barnstable County
Committee On Street Railways
Onset Street Railway Company
New Bedford
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Melrose
Clapp Memorial Library
House Proceedings Highlight Bills On Capital, Labor, And Charities
The mercantile affairs committee reports a bill to raise Boston Towboat Company capital to 2 million dollars. Other measures include equalizing rights of spouses over minor children, a proposed annuity for Sarah Maria Cisco, and incorporation acts for several firms including Commonwealth Safe Deposit and Trust Company. A factory meal hour act sets rules for groups of five or more workers, with exemptions for certain industries. Debate covers railroad petitions, labor protections, and public notices, with several items moved to engrossment or left for withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Boston Towboat Company
Committee On the Judiciary
Graves
Groton
Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Sarah Maria Cisco
Committee On Banks and Banking
Thomas N. Hart
Nathaniel J. Rust
Spencer W. Richardson
Leopold Morse
Ebenezer M. McPherson
Albert E. Pillsbury
George L. Damon
John Goldthwait
Charles H. Dill
John Shepard
John W. Leighton
Charles UH. Allen
William T. Parker
Joseph H. Gray
Alfred 3. Woodworth
Charles A. Morss
Commonwealth Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Committee On Water Supply
Orson G. Stanley
Vineyard Haven Water Company
Vineyard Haven
Committee On Manufactures
Clinton Gas Light Company
Lancaster
Quincy of
Quincey
Committee On Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Commonwealth
Wadlin
Reading
Senate
Stoneham Railroad Company
Parkman
Boston
House
Howe
Shrewsbury
Judiciary
Committee On Education
New England Conservatory of Music
Committee On
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Warren F. Ramsdell
Bristol County
Fall River
Thomas Sulivan
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Endorsed by Experts
A lengthy endorsement from William J Cutter state chemist of Connecticut explains the value of Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey for pulmonic troubles. He cites doctors from New York and Kentucky praising its purity and absence of fusel oil while noting its age and fermentation yield a mellow bouquet. The article asserts its use can prevent pneumonia and consumption when used with reasonable care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘J T. Cutter
Connecticut
Kentucky
New York
James Eh. Wood
Alfred T. Post
van Buren
Macready
Duffy
Para Lama
Divorce Libel for Mary Carcamo vs John Carcamo
Mary S. Carcamo of Boston asks the Supreme Judicial Court in Suffolk to grant a divorce a vinculo from John B. Carcamo who is believed to be living away in parts unknown. She states they married in Boston on November 2 1843 and lived there until December 14 1863 when he deserted her. She asserts continued desertion up to the filing date February 21 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John B. Carcamo
Mary 8
Carcamo
Notice to appear for libel case in Boston court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court orders the appellant to notify John B. Carcamo to appear before the justices in Boston on the first Monday of August. Attested libel and order must be published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks, with the final issue at least ninety days before the August date.
Divorce Petition for Desertion in Boston 1887
Ella F Chandler of Boston files suit for divorce from Frederick E Chandler after three years of desertion starting April 22 1881. She requests alimony and custody of minor child Frank D Chandler, with further orders as deemed proper by the court. Dated March 2 1887.
Notice to appear in libel case in Suffolk County
Supreme Judicial County orders libellant to publish the libel and order in the Boston Post once weekly for three weeks to summon Frederick FE Chandler to appear before the court in Boston Suffolk County on the first Monday of May next. The last publication must occur at least thirty days before that date.
Liberty to attach assets in libel case issued by Middlesex court
The Supreme Judicial Court at Cambridge orders libellant to notify libellee to appear on the first Monday of June, by publishing the libel in the Boston Post for three weeks, last publication at least thirty days before the date. An officer is directed to attach the libellee’s goods to five thousand dollars. The trustee Moody Merrill is summoned to show cause why execution should not issue against goods, effects, or credits in his hands or lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
County OF
Middlesex
Lillie Atwood
George
Brunswick
Presque Isle
Newtonville
Charles M
George H
Frederick H
Harold
Percival S
Felix B. Atwood
Percival S. Atwood
Moody Merrill
Boston
Libellee
A. D
Cambridge
Boston Post
Suffolk
Boston Police Licenses Listed for 1887 at 57 Keyes Street
Public notices from the Boston Board of Police dated March 18 1887 announce applications under Chapter 100 of the Public Statutes for liquor licenses. FERDINAND KELLY THOS JOYCE WILLARD RICE JOHN A PARKER EDWARD M SWEENEY MICH A L F CARNEY MAURICE SHEEHAN EDWARD J ROGERS JAMES SWEENEY JAMES FARREN PATRICK TIVNAN JAMES LYONS JAMES LYONS JOHN W DALEY RICHARD WALLACE SAM L CHITTENDEN TRUMAN T REID DENNIS O SULLIVAN RICHARD WALLACE PHILIPpINA VOGEL CHAS B ROGERS ROBERT SEAVER & SONS and others are listed with addresses across Boston for grocer and liquor dealer licenses in various classes and locations including Dorchester avenue, Main street, Commercial street, and Chelsea street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Pextca
Boston
Ferdinand Kelly
Keyes Street
F. C. Irving
Main Street
Board of Police
John A. Parker
Bunker Hill Street
Fr. C. (Rving
Edward M. Sweeney
Medford
Tunker
Ff. C. Irving
Board OF Poticre
Willard Rice
I. C. Irving
Board OF Poolice
Mich’l, H. Crotty
Chelsea Street
C. D
Board OF Potter
Maurice Sheehan
Commercial Street
D. D
Board OF Poore
Edward J. Rogers
Dorchester Avenue
GC. Irving
Board OF Porter
D. C
Board OF Po1icky
John Sweeney
Board OF Polick
Michall F. Carney
River Street
PD. D
Richard T. Walters
Chelsea
Wapping Streets
C. Irving
Booard
BoAxp
Boson
WM. A. Frederick
First Street
John J. Leay
Austin
Lynde
F.C. Irving
Josn Warren
Neponset Avenue
James Farren
Commercial
Greenwich Street
FE. C. Irving
Boatup
Patrick Tivnan
Board OF PoLicy
Sk. C. Irving
Boano
Por Ick
James I. Crowley
James P. Kelly
Polick
John Jennings
Water Street
K. C. Irving
Board OF Pource
Anton Schwab
Kaiser & Nagle
Brookside Avenue
Thomas Brady
Boand
Potter
Thos. McElligott
Bow Street
BoCard
Poitier
Sam’s Durocher
WM. McDermott
Chapman Street
Sarah Rowlands
Chamber Street
F.C. ©. Irving
Ernest C. Marshall
Board OF Porc E
Peter J. Kolb
Green Street
J. P
Board of Pollice
S. Worcester
John McCarty
Shamrock Street
Boaripd
Dechester Avenue
Board OF PaxLice
James Lyons
Jamies Lyons
John W. Daley
Board OF of Ponce E
Richard Wallace
BD. D
Sam’l N. Chittenden
Harvard Street
Truman T. Reid
Washington Street
F. ©. Irving
Bo Ard
Norcross & Myrick
Centre Street
Dennis O'Sullivan
Rockland
Germantown
WM. Saunders
Rockland Street
W. R
Dan’l A. Brown
Humphrey Sullivan
Posto
Philippina Vogel
Corner Grove Street
Board Or Pollice
Chas. B. Rogers
Ellen J. Bennett
Henley Street
WM. McCarthy
IF. C. Irving
Mich’s
Magurn
John W. Henry
Lynde Street
Geo. F. Willard
Board OF Poure E
Ree
Irving
Board of Porick
Lawrence Gilligan
Boanupor Polce
Patrick Crosby
Robert Seaver & Sons
Bost ON
Clay Brothers
Jas. Dolan
Williams Street
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Hls
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Henry A. Clapp
John Noble
Massache
Supreme Judical Court
Holden
Ella F. Chandler
Frederick E. Chandler
Frederick EK. Chandler
Biel
D. Chandler
Marcus Morton
Theo. C, Hurd
Pwsset
Aaron Rf. Gay & CO
State Street
Pemberton Square
BR. L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boston Stock Exchange
Exeter Mfg, CO
Nat
Union Bank
Boston Equip. Co
Cons
Howard Natl. Bank
Conn. &Pass
Rivers
Manchester Mills
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Gt. Falls Mfg. Co
Fitchburg Rd
Pfa
City of Dayton
Little Rock Junction
City of Indianapolis
RR. L
Chi
Burl
Quincey Rd
Cons. Mort
Atlantic
Ins. Co
Scrip
Boylston
Ins
Ha Res
Hanover
Spears Do
Bay State Live, Stock Co
Wesalia Dt
Washington Mills Co
New
Columbus
Spr
Cinn
Sand
Cleve
Lawrence Gas Light Co
E. and
T. Fairbanks & Co
Boston & Colorado Smelting Co
Worcester Gas Light Co
Brockton
Mass
Ony of
Toledo
M.i
Pleasant Hill & DeSoto RR. Co
Ae City, Lawrence & Southern RR
LVOD
Douglas Axe Mfg. Co
Metropolitan
Rive Do Merrimac Mfg. Co
Do Market National Bank
Eagle National Bank
Roxbury Gas Light Co
Summit Branch
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers
R. R. Cy
Boston & Maine
R.R
City of
Cleveland
M. L
W. Loan
St. Louis
St. Louis Co
Burl. & Mo. River RR
Iowa
Chicago & West Michigan RR
Eastern RR
Ek & Lake Champlain RR
Atlas National Bank
Eliot National Bank
O Everett National Bank
Globe National Bank
Hamilton National Bank
National Revere Bank
National Webster Bank
New Haven & Hartford RR
Mansfield & Framingham RR
Francis Henshaw & Coo
Lyman Miltep
Rockport Granite Co
Do Chicopee Mig
International Bell Telephone Co
de Washington Mills
Shaw Stocking Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
da Hamilton Mfo. Co
Ala
Uy Aa
Avo
Descoall Aflia
Anupdule
Alam Nal Dant
Evceltual Avmi Bpel National Exchange Bank
Salem
Asiatic Nati, Bank
Marblehead Natl. Bank
Connecticut River RR
Newmarket Mfg. Co
Pacific Guano Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Arlington Mills
Rights, Ga
Vcuchicco Mig
Passumpsic
Bowker Fertilizer Co
Boston Atheneum
Boston Consolidated St. Ry. Co
Atchison, Top, & Santa Fe
Boston & Lowell RR
Great Falls Manf. Co
New York Transfer Co
New London & Northern R. R. Co
McKay Metallic Fastening Assn
National Exchange Bank
Uy Adalawl
Salmon Falls
Manf. Co
Merrimac Manf. Co
New England National Bank
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth R. R
Danville
Grape Creek
Boston & Albany R. R
Pullman Palace
Saginaw Valley
Town of Arlington
Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwestern
U. P. Gnarndusky
W. L
Blair Town Lot and Land Co
Sioux City
Iowa Falls
Missouri Valley Land Co
Town Railroad Land Co
Elkhorn Land and Town Lot Co
Soston & Albany RR Co
Little Rock
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Ds
Pleasant Hill & DeSota
Massachusetts
Essex RR
Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw
Kansas City & Southwestern RR
New England Mort. Security
Lowell Mtg. Co
Fitchburg RR
Auct ‘Tion Sales
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montarnt
Leonard Street
Leonard & C
Bromfield Street
James A. Duper
F. P. Bruce
Friend Street
Emerson & Porter
Moses Emerson
Maine
Emerson
BP. Bruce
Portland’ Street
Causeway Street
Lowell Depot
Horatio Harris & CO
Fitchburg R. R. Co
Boston & Maine R. R. Co
Old Colony R. R. Co
Boston & Albany
R. R Co
Cahaba Coal Mining Co
Muscatine
Albert Howe & Coo
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Massachusetts Title Insurance Co
Mile ST
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Arnold A.rand
Copartnership Notices
Charles N. Carter
Frank W Shackley
Frank W. Shackley
Prank W. Shackley
Charley N. Carter
Andreas Blume
the Brookline News
Philadelphia
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