Debated Hopedale Incorporation Faces Milford Opposition
A Massachusetts legislative session centerpiece discusses dividing Milford to form the new town of Hopedale. Draper lobbyists and local critics clash over geography, finances, and motives while votes proceed toward a third reading amid partisan maneuvering and public protests.
Senate Rejects One Room Liquor Law Bill in Boston
In a Boston Senate session, the measure restricting common victuallers to a single room was voted down 16 to 14 after debate. Supporters argued for temperance and alignment with Worcester platform, while opponents warned it would harshly close many legitimate establishments.
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Burns
Ayer
Hopedale
Fales
Milford
Massachusetts
Drapers
Committee On
Somerville
Dresser
Boston
Rice
Winwindon
McDonough
Medford
Stevens
Lowell
Taft
Yees
Allen
Westport
Aion
Oakham
Ambier
Andrews
Bartlett
Batcadder
North Reading
Bent
Bird
Blyth
Bosworth
Botum
Boydes
Boynton
Bray
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Brigham
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Burne
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Cary
Chappelle
Yves
Cook
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Tenure of Office Bill for Teachers Debated in State Hearing
At the State House hearing before the education committee remonstrants opposed a bill by E. C. Carrigan granting mayoral or town committee elected teachers tenure during pleasure after one year service. Jonathan Stone and Nahum Chapin spoke against the measure as harmful to pupil welfare. Supporters cited church practice and petitions from ex governors and Boston officials.
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Committee On Labor
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Committee On Agriculture
Fhussell
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Marblehead
E. C. Carrigan
State Board of Education
Carrigan
Duryea
Hien
Jonathan Stone
Charlestown
Synobis
Boston
Dr. Miner
Miner
Methodist Church
Nahum Chapin
Chbatiestown
Sboeton
Ap & Y
Senator Hayes
Thebame
The
Board
The Mikado at Globe and Other Opera Affairs
The Boston arts scene features final performances of The Mikado at the Globe Theatre with noted souvenirs for ladies and grand scenic effects. Other listings include Nanon at Hollis Street, The Black Hussar at Boston Theatre, and Mme Judie’s farewell at the same house, plus Nat Goodwin returning in The Skating Rink and East Lynne at Windsor with Miss Yucker.
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Hollis Street Theatre
Haverly
Globe Theatre
Genee
Black Hussar
McCauill Opera Comique
Boston Theatre
Annie Clarke
Boston Museum
London
Miss
Richard Manfield
Baron Chevreail
Rentz-Santley
Howard Atheneum
Hallen and
Hart
Windsor Theatre
Ethel Yucker
East Lynne
Thea
Laura Dainty
Egg-Laying Extraordinary by Conductor Clements Hen
Conductor Clements on Boston and Maine reports a white faced black hen that supposedly lays large eggs six days a week with a midsummer break. Passengers saw the eggs and affidavits claim the facts are substantially correct. The conductor jokes about publishing issues and plans to enter the bird in an egg laying exhibition.
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Clements
Medford
Boston
Maine
Ilstie
Massachusetts Society Aids Discharged Convicts Report
The society assisted 91 convicts in three months all literate. Forty four were from Boston and 83 were drunk at arrest. They supplied 36 clothing 22 meals and lodging 6 family stores 6 tools of trade and 26 transportation home. Average age about 31 years and sentences served around two years. Many helped have proven trustworthy and are doing well.
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Massachusetts Society For
Boston
Beis
Examination Waived in Fire Case Leads to Trial
In Doyzur New Mexico Maren 5 the examination of W and Page charged with setting fire to his house last week was set for this morning. The prisoner's counsel waived examination and Page was committed for trial at the next term of court.
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Maren
W. &. Page
Page
Money market firmer as stocks rally on Missouri strike relief
Boston report notes call loans at 3½ to 4 per cent and business paper at 4½ to 5 per cent with limited manufacturing activity. Clearing balances show liquidity. stock market advances on hopes strike issues fade and Missouri rail action. Atchison, Union Pacific, and New England shares lead gains amid broader bank and bond figures.
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I Fairolugs Co
National Exchange Bank
Pacific Mills
Ames Manufacturing Co
Norwich and Worcester BB Co
Quincy R K Bridge Co
City of Marietta
Ogdensburg
Laxe Champlain
Boston
Clinton & Fitchburg
Old Colony
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Fremont, Eishorn
Missouri Valley
Wisconsin Valley
KE & T Fairbanks Co
Lamson Store Service Co
Mass Cotton Mills
de Phila
Wilmington
Baltimore
Boston Belting Vo
Lowell Mfg Co
City of Maiden
Copeland
City of
Ce Bbc
Revere Reach & Lynn RR
Bay State Brick Co
Boston & Sandwich Glass Co
Blackstone Nst Bank
Washington National Bank
Market National Bank
Boston and Sandwich Glass Co
New England
South Boston Gas Light Co
Putnam Gas Light Co
Putnam
Cena
Ispwich Gas Light Co
Ispwich
Maas
Boston Cycl
Wichita and
Western
Fragmentary OCR summary of 100 Merchants Electric Light and Power items
Fragmented OCR text lists entities such as 100 Merchants Electric Light and Power, 50 National Therm-MOCO, Cin and St. Louis references, and items like Reece Button Hole Meet and Bruns Ships Berth with numbers 200 and 1500 Catalpa. The readable content is disjoint, likely a late 19th or early 20th page with catalog or notices.
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Elec Light and Power
National
Therm-Moco
Seeeereees
Cin
St. Louis
Catalpa
Wall Street Advances and Declines Amid Volatile Trading
Money on call stays easy at 13 percent with mercantile paper 45. Exchange rates drift, and government and state bonds hold steady. The stock market shows initial gains on foreign buying, then mid day strength fades as rail strike news spooks traders. many issues end mixed with some notable gains for Northwestern, St. Paul, Reading, and Erie while St. Paul LaCrosse, Iowa Minnesota, and several 5s drop. Total shares traded reach 435,024.
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Prime Mercantile
London
Wall Street
Northwestern
Unalon Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Shorts
Gay
Middng
Northwestern Trafic Association
Northwest
St. Paul
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Central
New Jersey
Reading
Duluth
Lake Shore
New York Central
Erie
Copaca Southern
General
New York City
Trust
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Northern Pacific
Knoxville
Ohilo
East Tennessee
Indiana
Bloomington
Western
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Terminal
Lackawanna and
Western Fire
Lot
Great Northern
West Shore
Houston
C. and I
Weather boosts water power in flour production week
The Northwestern Miller reports that unusually soft weather last week improved water power, aiding flour production. The period’s mild conditions reduced energy strain and supported milling operations across facilities.
Flour Output Surges as Water Power Expands Mills
The week’s flour output rises to 90,000 barrels with 18 mills active at up to 27,000 barrels daily, aided by abundant water power. Wheat stocks and shipments are listed, while flour prices vary from 2.65 to 5.50 per barrel for different grades, and corn oats and other grains show quiet or dull trading with mixed quotes.
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New York
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Michigan
Nova Scotia
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Aroostook County
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Cape Cod
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Jersey
Worcester County
Messina
Palermo
Valencia
Porto Rico
Havana
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Red Fox
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Do Cross
Lynx
Badger
Marten
Mink
Centennial
Beacon Light
Head Light
Imperial
Coneration
Ttis
Napatha
Brighton
Lee
Ryestraw
Cotton markets and commodity reports across multiple cities
New York reports a cotton price slip of 1-16 cent with sales of 156 bales and varied lint grades. Wheat and flour futures move mixed in Chicago and Milwaukee while grain receipts and exports remain sizable. cattle and hog markets show modest movements. Cotton totals by port including Augusta Galveston New Orleans and Mobile show quiet to steady demand with midmonth quotes summarized.
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Emery & Hodges
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Minnesota
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
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Shipote
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Continent
United States
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Frozen Herring Season Ends as Receipts Plummet
Cape Ann Advertiser reports schooner Venus delivering 110000 frozen herring likely final tonnage. Season totals from Grand Manan Eastport Fundy ports reach 6808000 fish, down about 4500000 from last year. Provincetown market stays quiet with codfish selling slowly and mackerel scarce as weirs prepare for April 20 operations.
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Ipswich Bay
Nova Scotia
Labrador
Fortune Bay
Grand Manan
Haddock
Cape Ann
Venus
Eastport
Bay of Fundy
Provincetown
Truro
London Market News from March 25 on Wheat and Cotton
Reports from Commercial London and Liverpool indicate wheat quiet and steady with varied grain prices and strong demand for corn. Liverpool grain offerings moderate with mixed Western corn firmer, breadstuffs stable, and provisions steady. Cotton trading soft with buyers favored as Upland and Orleans prices edge lower. London bonds and wool sales show mixed results with Australian wool favored by buyers.
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Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
United Kingdom
California
Uplands
Orleans
Financial
Maron
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illnois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad Earnings Report
The nine months ending December 31, 1835 show gross earnings of 272 421 2, operating expenses 1884 451 394, interest on funded debt 178 973 12, net income 31 039 99, with a prior year net of 52 181 17. Despite lower gross earnings, expenses and interest fell, lifting net revenue to 52 181 17 as new steamship and rail links to Chicago and Adirondacks are expected to boost future revenues.
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Kansas
Southern Kansas
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Washington
Mexican Central
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Fort Scott
Gulf
Clinton
Detroit
Lansing
Northern
Atlantic and Pacific
Secretary of the Interior
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
San Buena Ventura
Pacific Ocean
California
San Francisco
General Land Office
Pacific Coast
Needles
California Southern
Wisconsin Central Common
Flint
Pere Marquette
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Illinois
Ogdensburg and
Lake Champlain
Adulat Rees Eas Dee
Ogdensburg
Adirondack
Moira
Paul Smith
Adirondacks
Collision cases Ibis and Warner resumed before Judge Nelson
The court continued the collision cases of Ibis and Warner before Judge Nelson without a final ruling.
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Nelson
Ibis
Warner
Supreme Judicial Court Arguments March Session
The Supreme Judicial Court met on March 2 with Justices Morton Field Dhynes Ware and Gardner presiding. Cases argued include No 419 Ed Frank B Doleva et al versus Nathan Morse Sol Lincoln for plaintiff and Dearborn for defendant and No 1843 Shattuck versus Rand with Gaston Lipecott for plaintiff Morse and Alien for defendants. No 1345 Haley versus Case et al listed as unfinished.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
Field
Dhyens
C. Ware
Gardner
Frank B. Doleva
John Wooldredge
Nathan Morse
Sol Lincoln
Pisiotff
F. A. Dearborn
Clandel BD
Shattuck
William
Rand
William Gaston
D. C. Lipecott
N. Morse
H. G. Alien
James F. Haley
Lyman G. Case
Court verdicts and civil cases listed in sessions
In March terms before Judges Blodgett Thompson and Brigham the docket shows verdicts for the plaintiff in No 2077 John Griffiths vs W W Rawson and for No 3499 Rebecca Ernst vs William Claflin et al executors with services and loan claims totaling 3299. John Buffum Assoc v Leander E H Jones resulted in a verdict for the defendant. A jury in No 2058 William Arrott et al v Charles F Murphy is out. Henry Eaton v Boston and Lowell railroad proceeds to trial with testimony concluded.
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John Griffiths
W. W. Rawson
A. Hemenway
C. Robinson
Rebecca Ernst
William Claflin
Henry Mogan
Piaintiff
C. L. B. Whitney
Pilaintiff
Lyman Mason
Thompson
John Buffum
Leander E. H. Jones
Wiggin and Fernald
H.E. Swasey
5. K. Hamilton
William Arrott
Charles F. Murphy
Verdicts and cases before Judge Mason
In the Bastardy case Elizabeth Kelly versus Joseph Powers verdict guilty with J F Wheeler for complainant and Powers appearing pro se. In the tort action John Stroud versus Ann Rotchford damages sought for drainage obstruction due to earth and stones, with H N Allen for plaintiff and Charles Robinson Jr for defendant. Various docket numbers listed.
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Elizabeth Kelly
Joseph Powers
J. F. Wheeler
John &. Stroud
Ann Rotchford
H. N. Allen
Charles Robinson, Jr
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Rice, Barton & Files Machine and Iron Company
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Gould
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Reed
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the Showalter Mortgage Co
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Franklin Street
Jediah Jordan
Jordan
Pulsifer & Pfaff
Thomas ¥. Crewell
Charles Fairchild
Fairchild Paper Company
Thomas G. Carson
Potter- Lovell Company
S. H. Sanborn
S. H. Sanborn & Co
E. D. Mason
8. D. Warren & Co
J. Story Smith
Train, Smith & Co
William P. Kendall
Tremont Street
Charles H. Sprague
L. Levit
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Walter I
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Cotting Street
James F. Farley
Edwin H. Tobey
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James P. Farley
Lorenzo Richardson
Winthrop and
Chelsea
Charles W. Robinson
Deaser
Washington Street
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Mr. Robinson
Soow
Robinnson
Samuel Emerson
Samuel Emerson &Son
Jerusalem Plantation
W.H. Bray &Co
Chicopes Falls
Lawler & Magner
McCook
Neb
Samuel Bebb
Jacob Prosscroft
Horatio Harris & Co
Gibraltar Mareno
Jacob Prosseroff
C. Furness
Val
Woda, Rest and Gelcher
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Amee
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Townsend & Montant
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Lippingott, Son & CO
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Francois ¥ V. Balch
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S B. Knights & CO
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Tremont
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Marcella
Ward
Marcella Street
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Pemigewassett Valley Rd Co
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