Mr Stratton Leads Milford Unity Debate Over Hopedale Split
The House debated dividing Milford and creating Hopedale, with strong turnout and rivals arguing over tax cuts for the Draper family. Stratton accused mill owners of pressuring signers while Taft defended Milford’s growth in Hopedale and Tait pressed for division.
Poll Tax Resolve Clears Senate Vote in 1887 Session
The poll tax resolve, approved by the House last February, was debated in the Senate and passed 19 to 9. Senator Boynton spoke against it. supporters held a numerical advantage. The measure now moves to the Legislature of 1887 and will be submitted to the people.
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Kendricken
Lilley
Locke
McGahey
Murphy
Naphen
Norris
Kint Reed
Scott
Ynton
Good
Harlow
Jefferson
Jeffs
Jostin
Milliken
Morse
Nourse
Dunbar
Hayes
Howland
Yea
Walker
Wilbur
Gam
Senate Action on Salaries for Boston Municipal Court Constables
Senator Nourse urged reconsideration of the $1500 annual salaries for Boston Municipal Criminal Court constables and proposed $1400. Senator Murphy defended the amendment with sarcasm. Senators from Suffolk supported the amended pay, but all motions to change Tuesday’s action failed. the bill remains as passed.
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Senate
Municipal Criminal Court of
Boston
Murphy
Suffolk County
House
Brighton
West Roxbury
Sedgwick, Farnum and Banks
National Capitol
Washington, D. C
Newton Theological
Howland Seeks Ban on Nets in Buzzard’s Bay Waters
Senator Howland moved to substitute a bill for an adverse fisheries committee report to prohibit setting pounds trees or nets in waters adjoining Buzzard’s Bay north shores after May 10. The bill passed first reading amid warnings that traps would destroy fisheries.
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Buazerd’s Bay
Fisheries Committee
Buzzard’s Bay
Court Docket Summary Resumes with Multiple Cases
The session resumes before Judge Thompson and Chief Justice Brigham with numerous civil actions listed. Cases include William Arrolt et al v Charles F Murphy for $265 55 on woollen yarn and many other suits against various defendants including railroads and merchants. Multiple dockets are on trial or resumed with names such as Eaton, Fitch, Lang, Wilbur, Ernst, Moore, Foster, Kimball, Wood, and others across diverse jurisdictions.
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John Buffom
Leanderick
H. Jones
William Arrolt Et al
Charles F. Murphy
Fitch
Prang Ed. Co
Young
Va. Wilson
Wheelock
Dodd
Lang
Burns
Clark
Judkins
Baldwin
Moore
Spiegel
Harvey
Ton
Lowell Railroaater Electric Light Co
Baird
McDonald
Foster
Astern J
Fisher
Jackson
B.S
Gurney
Beals
Burkhardt
Rice
Kimball
Tabraham
Wood
Garrett
Mayo
Brush Electric Light Company
Pheneuf
St. Anne's Church
Diggan
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Ciriack
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Coombs
Kent
Hatch
Same
Heisebarth
Boston
Carter
Duggan
Henry Va
McDermott
Hanscomb
Fitzgerald
Nerney
Verdicts Against Defendants in Various Civil Cases
In Solomon vs Emmet a verdict for the plaintiff awarded 2000 dollars. Ponce and Eldredge represented the plaintiff, Bennett the defendant. In Stover vs Slamin Bastarnoy the verdict found the defendant guilty with counsel Washburn for complainant and Tirrell for defendant. Annis vs Chase involved over 100 dollars from four promissory notes with verdict for plaintiff 116 dollars 15 cents. Cogswell appeared for plaintiff Goggan for defendant. Additional docket numbers and figures are listed without further context.
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Solomon
J H. Ponce
J. L. Eldredge
J A. Bennett
Mary E. Stover
Patrick J.slamin
Bastarnoy
C. E. Washburn
C. O. Tirrell
George H. Annis
David W. Chase
W. C. Cogswell
M. Goggan
Stock totals and changes at Fall River and Boston markets
The record lists historical total stock figures by March 20 for years 1882 to 1886, with totals ranging from 279 000 to 703 000 and notes on present stock by Boston and Fall River. It also cites stock activity such as increases and decreases over weeks and mentions futures delivery contracts in Fall River totaling 828 000.
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Eeeh
Totel
Whitcomb Girl Still Missing In Cross Country Search
Grace Whitcomb, a Michigan girl, remains missing with traces reaching Syracuse New York. Despatches suggest she was headed toward the Boston School of Oratory after taking some money not her own. J F Stewart, uncle and Illinois division head of American Express, travels east to find her.
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Michigan
Detroit
Syracuse
N. Y
Boston School of Oratory
Mie
Zane
J. F. Stewart
Ilinois
American Express Company
Waltham Officials Plan Copying of Records Back to 1738
Aldermen Soper and the city crew with Mayor Stone and City Solicitor Armstrong held a lengthy meeting with the town clerk to copy town records dating to 1738. They found about 1600 pages must be copied for Webibsm, with an estimated expense not exceeding $500.
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Soper
Stone
Armstrong
Waltham
City of
Meison Doree At 22 Avery Street Offers Dinner Deal
Strangers in the city and visiting businessmen are assured polite attention and the luxuries of the season at the Meison Doree 22 Avery street. Dining runs from 11 50 a m to 8 p m at a low price of 35 cents.
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Sesson
Meison Doree
Avery Street
Receipts of Staple Products March 24 (Railroads and Regions)
A fragmented list records staple shipments and receipts across multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, and Lowell lines. Items include flour, oats, wheat, cornmeal, sugar, butter, lard, bacon, tea, beans, apples, leather, hides, and numerous bales, cases, and boxes with quantities in bushels, bales, and pounds.
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Boston
Albany
Ian Ber
Grand Junction Hai Road
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and
New England
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Western Division
Ord
Potat
Valiow
Lea
Newark
Ponce
Cuba
Calcutta
Elaine
Western Creamery
Northern
Western
New York
Vermont
Canada
Hebrons
la Catrolina
Turks Island
Jersey
Singapore
Zanzibar
Sicily
Boston Money Market Faces Strikes and Mixed Trading
Boston reports little change in the money market with banks discounting at 4 to 5 percent and calls at 3 to 4 percent. Clearing house balances show loans at 2 to 3 percent and New York funds trading with a premium. total exchanges rise year over year. Rail labor tensions drive stock swings as traders await a potential settlement, with notable activity in Atchison, Atlantic and Pacific, and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy shares while market sentiment remains cautious.
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Boston
New York
W. B. Brown
American Bell
Franklin
Massachusetts
Exchange
Eliot
Hamilton
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Great Falls
Pacific Mills
Lowerl
York
Cambridge
Middlesex
Dorchester Gas
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Wheat Markets in Unsettled Labor Era and Armour Discharge
Chicago private wire reports a volatile day as May wheat nears opening prices amid labor worries. Corn and pork steady to dull. Armour's Kansas City plant discharged 1560 workers due to strike, signaling broader market stress. Wheat futures swing with calls around 80 cents and rumors of further selling as seaboard and Northwest receipts shift.
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Chicago
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Longs
Kansas City
Cub
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Unclear list of bonds and stocks with various issuers
Fragmented OCR shows numerous corporate names and securities entries including banks, railroads, manufacturing firms, and utilities. Readable items include Boston Water Power, Massachusetts National Bank, Market National Bank, Wood Bijou, Metropolitan Horse RK, Rutland and Ravrosd pret, Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano, Gaslight Co, Reece Button Hole Machine, Chicago and Toledo references, and multiple 6s and 5s bond notes with year-like figures.
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Massachusetts National Bank
Market National Bank
Connecticut
Pass Rivers
Sccsesecees
Mason & Hamlin
Dorchester Gaslight Vo
Bay State Live Stock Co
Gaslight ‘Co
McKay
Sccesrerese
Chicago
St. Lewis
Elk and
Mo Val
Middlesex Horse RR
Boston
Con
Montreal
Cinem
Sana
Cleve
Tanetese Tae
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Burl
Toledo
St Louis
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Maine
Quincy Ts
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Eliot National
Lowell Manufacturing Co
Kansas City
Scott and Gulf
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Ioc
Ceva Cuckes
Boston and Maine Railroad
LAO
Bog
Vermont and
Mam
Middlesex
Tauren
Ae Dyaekea
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Scceceseress Weneese Loew
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Nashua End Hoch'r
Wate River
T. Fairbanks Scaie
Boston Co-operative Building
Boston AtNr
Wakefield Rattan
Quincy Railroad Bridge
Eeeesceeoune
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Erie Telephone and Telegraph
Concord
Ees Sc
Midnneapolis
Bes
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Warsaw
R&r Ba
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Ogdan Lake Champ
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Kan City
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Bay State Brick Co
Boston & Sandwich Glass Co
Blackstone Nat Bank
Weshington National Bank
the Glass Co
New England Glass
South Boston Gas Light Co
Putnam Gas Light Co
Putnam
Conn
Ispwich Gas Light Co
Ispwich
Masa
S&oston Cycorama Co
Metropolitan R R Co
Reece
Boston Water Power Co
Maine Central R
Maine Central
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Cincinnati
Sandusky & Cleve
Wichita and Western
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Pueblo and Ark Valley RR
Little Rock & Ft Smith Rd
Lake Charmpiam Consolidated Mort
Commodity Markets Mixed With Dull Coal and Steady Oils
The report shows ash sales and moderate demand across items. Pottery and candles hold steady prices. coal remains dull with slower retail sales while gas coals stay quiet. Coffee dull with fair demand for Mocha and Java. Copper, cordage and cotton prices show little change. A broad range of fats, oils, and provisions move steadily amid industry conditions.
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Hwle
Maracaidro
Leguayre
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Lodg
iGlec
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Market Mixed in New York with Rail Strikes Weighing Stocks
Money on call steady at 2.38 percent, with a spike to 4 percent on rare loans. Stocks slid on strike rumors affecting Southwestern systems, then partially recovered. Lake Shore led declines while Lackawanna rose. Rail bonds remained active but closed lower. overall market feverish and irregular with 522,620 shares traded.
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London
Missouri
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Texas
Union Pacific
Oregon
Canada Southern
Chicago
Lake Shore
Lake
New York Central
Northwestern
St. Paul
Burington and
Quinsy
Pacific Mail
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Missouri Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesapeake
Ohio and
Southwestern
Jersey Central Adjustment
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Morris
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Lex
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Cotton and grain markets across cities show steady prices
New York reports cotton prices unchanged with varied staple bids and strong flour and grain activity across Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis. Wheat and rye trade steady to higher, pork and lard move firm, cattle and hogs mixed with active shipping and substantial dairy and butter demand.
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St. Sol Wnite
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Petroleum
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Tierca
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Tierces Western Steam
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Liverpool
Lake Ll
St, Louis
Marcin
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Cincinnati
Cowmon
Toledo
Detroit
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Foreign Marbh ets Commercial London March 24 Report
Cargoes off the coast wheat quiet and steady. Wheat and corn slow at Mark Lane. Liverpool markets firm with steady wheat and corn and fair demand. UK imports last week wheat 165000 to 176000 quarters, corn 200000 to 205000 quarters, flour 105000 to 110000 quarters. Paris reports wheat and flour quiet.
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Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Paris
Atlantic and Great Western Firsts Lead Grain Market
London reports include Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 40 percent, with Canadian Pacific at 673 and New York Central at 103 percent. Havana notes Spanish gold at 239 and exchange steady with U S sixty day gold at 4 814 premium. sugar quiet but firm.
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Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Brighton market cattle and sheep sales slow amid high prices
The Brighton market reports scarce buyers and quiet trade with cattle lots ranging around 1147 to 1300 pounds at $535 to $550, and several milch cows and oxen sold by multiple traders. Sheep arrivals appear late, while Western steers and milk cows sold in smaller, varied lots as prices hold firm.
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Libbr & Merrill
J C Libby
Libby & Son
Dow &J Mouton
J F Connor
Martin & Squier
Watertown
Wenn Beeves
A B Eagvan
H Bird & Co
B Long
GW Jones
J O Sanborn
Sleelw
BS Hastings
G H Sprieg
Hs Lwigit
Aldrich & Johnson
J B Sargent
Brighton
Gealer
Hollis
JS Henry
W W Hall
W Scollans
P W Thompson & Son
H M Taft
J C Hosmer
Lipby & Son
F A Coolidge
Fresh Welsh and Aberdeen Angus cattle importations arrive for ranch breeding
A Boston port quarantine release marks two major shipments. First, 12 Welsh heifers and two-year bull from Wales bought by J B Warren for breeding, then 85 yearling and 20 two-year-old Aberdeen Angus cattle from Scotland landed March 17. Owners aim to stock a Lincoln County New Mexico ranch with polled Angus crossed with shorthorn and Hereford stock.
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Yarehwood
Boston
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Bridge plan for Boston and Providence Railroad crossing debated
County commissioners held a hearing at the courthouse on a petition by the Boston and Providence Railroad Company to alter the High and East streets crossing. The proposed bridge would be about 150 feet long and 66 feet wide at an estimated cost of 40 000 dollars, with plans to adjust the highway grade by about fifteen feet. The railroad's A B Wentworth and George Folsom along with A A Folsom spoke for the company, while the town was represented by Wentworth. The commissioners took the matter under advisement pending a further meeting.
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Local Merchants Face Insolvency and Assignments
The stock of EF. O. Springer at 101 Chauncy Street Boston sold yesterday at auction by the assignee. W. R. Safford of Athol Centre Massachusetts has been attached. G. L. Thomas of Berkshire Vermont is insolvent. J. N. Schlessinger of Louisville Kentucky has made an assignment.
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Athol Centre
Maass
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Berkshire
J.N. Schlessinger
Louisville
Francis Henshaw and Company Auctioneers Note
Francis Henshaw and Co auctioneers brokers and appraisers located first floor Merchants' Exchanges Building not State Street.
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State St
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Hoom
Francis Henshaw & CO
Si State Street
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