Trade Review Notes Mixed Signals as Failures Rise
R G Dun and Co reports no overall change in business. failures increase bankers’ caution while dry goods soften and labor disputes hamper clothing. Iron and steel show slight improvement. wool sales slump but a large export sale to England occurs. Boots and shoes see mixed demand, and Canadian conditions show weak trade with several area roads and winters hampering activity.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
England
Alabama
Pittsburg
Carnegie Works
Japan
Texas
United States
Canada
Quebec
Toronto
Ontario
Dulness
Halifax
Newfoundland
New Brunswick
Winnipeg
Hamilton
Montreal
Market report notes dull trade and mixed global demand
Bradstreet's to Morrow reports dull trade outside Baltimore Minneapolis St Paul Chicago with some price gains in wheat corn and Bessemer pig iron. Wheat and corn exports dip while cotton and wool markets soften amid abundant stocks and tightening credit and mercantile collections show weakness.
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Bradstreet’s
Morrow
Baltimore
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
South
San Francisco
Asia
Mexico
Central America
Portland
South America
Taoma
Trans- Pacific
United States
Providence
Patrolman Drakes Tussle With Hoodlums Ends With Fine
Patrolman Drake of Station 5 earned a black eye and facial cuts during a confrontation with William Murphy and associates near Dover and Washington streets. Murphy was arrested, fined 10 dollars by Municipal Court, and the incident follows ongoing trouble with local hoodlums and street violence around the Grand Opera House.
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Drake
Station 5
Dover
Washington Streets
William Murphy
Grand Opera House
Murphy
Dover Street
Billy
Arguments Test Subway Legislation Before Boston Supreme Court
The Boston subway case resumed before the Supreme Court full bench with Frederick O Prince and others challenging the act as unconstitutional. Attorneys contend the measure burdens the city beyond its debt limit and grants lease power to the transit commissioners, not the city government. The dispute centers on public use of the Public Garden and authority to lease the subway structure for fifty years, while the court reviews whether the act exceeds statutory authority.
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Frederick O. Prince
Boston Transit Commissioners
Supreme Court
J D. Bryant
Transit Commissioners
Boston
Lincoln
Bryant
F. A. Brooks
Drugged and Robbed Woman Identified After Brooklyn Hall Find
William Thompson discovered a young woman in his Brooklyn hallway and helped move her to the nearest flat. The unconscious guest recovered after treatment and identified herself as Georgiana Bissell of Philadelphia, saying she was drugged after accepting a drink from a man who guided her to Brooklyn and later stripped of her jewelry. Police suspect theft by several men and are investigating.
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New York
William Thompson
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Thompson
Brown
Seney Hospital
Georgiana Bissell
Jackson Street
Philadelphia
Corcoran Weds Minnie Jordan Then Stabbing Incident
John Corcoran married Minnie Jordan in New York on March 26. A reception followed at the bride’s home where an altercation arose between Corcoran and Fred Cousens over an alleged overcoat larceny, resulting in Cousens being stabbed. Corcoran spent the night at a police station. he and his brother were later held pending Cousens’s injury outcome.
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New York
John Corcoran
Minnie Jordan
Fred Cousens
Cousens
Corcoran
Boston Liquor Licenses Sought by Multiple Firms in 1896
Boston notices announce applications under Chapter 100 for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors. Firms include M J McKenna & Co at 96 Washington and 61 Lyndests, J O’Connor & Co at 174 Endicott, Kil day & Coyne at 70 and 72 Lenox, Louis Trey & Co at 445 Fast Eighth, John Terry & Co at 42 Longwood Ave, M C Clark & Co at 577 583 Washington and Avery Sts, F H Talcott at 189 Norfolk St, Samuel Q Cochran & Co at 6 Congress Sq, Robert C Fanning at 15 and 17 Myrtle, Peter Connolly & Co at 123 West Canton, Paul Abel & Co at 194 Lamartine, H and J Pfaff Brewing at 16 Arch St, Patrick Giblin & Co at 117 East and 82 West Sixth, Benjamin F Stacey at 4 Thompson Sq, and William Dean Co at 20a Boswa.
Boston License Applications for Liquor Sellers in Numerous Addresses
Notices under Chapter 100 of the Public Statutes list applicants for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Boston and Gaston at various addresses. Names include Michael Morrison Co, Murphy & O Callaghan, Daniel Nyen Co, St Leger Co, Crowley Co, Robbins Co, Coan & Scott, W B Hunt Co, Burke Co, Lovell, McMorrow Co, O Leary Co, Corcoran Co, Rink Co, Trainor Co, Rowe Co, Russell Co, Freeman Bros, Denvir Co, Fagan & Nolan, Tighe Co, Flynn Co, and Flynn & Co with multiple street addresses and class levels. Boston notices dated March 28, 1896.
Licenses Sought for Boston Inns and Dealers in 1896
A March 28 1896 notice lists multiple applicants under Chapter 100 seeking licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Boston and Roxbury. Franchesco Palladino Co and others apply for innkeeper and wholesale licenses at several Green Street and Dorchester area locations. additional applicants include Durkee Co Vargas Co and others for various storefronts and hotel properties.
License applications for Boston alcohol sellers listed in 1886 notices
Public notices announce multiple applicants for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Boston. Names include Hanson Daly Armstrong Leicht Smith Williams ONeill Ditmars Lally Kennedy Crowley and others, stating class A or Fourth Class A and locations across Washington Street North Beacon Street Tremont and more. The notices cite Chapter 100 statutes and identify building rooms and stock details.
Applications for Licenses to Sell Intoxicating Liquors in Boston
The notice lists multiple applicants including E and Margaret Mullin J E Mullin Co Gill and Co John Gill Co and Patrick Doherty president and Edward Nelligan VP with varied licenses to sell intoxicating liquors as Victuallers First Class and Wholesale Dealers Fourth Class A at several Boston addresses such as West Broadway Dorchester Ave Pleasant Street Porter Street Blackstone Endicott Streets Tremont and Dock Square. Thomas Ryan Clerk announces these under Chapter 100 of the Public Statutes with dates around March 28 1896.
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Boston
Maurice J
Mary A. McKenna
M. J. McKenna & Co
Washington
Thomas Ryan
John
Mary E. O’connor
J. O’connor & Co
Endicott St
Patrick F. Kilday
Catherine Coyne
Kilday & Coyne
Lenox St
John and Mary Trey
Louis Trey & Co
Eighth St
John Terry
Richard Barry
John Terry & Co
Longwood Ave
Marcus Co
Evelyn M. Clark
M. C. Clark & Co
Avery Sts
Clark’s
Fred H. Talcott
William S. Moody
F. H. Talcott
Norfolk St
D. C
William Co
George R. Ulman
Samuel Q. Cochran & Co
Congress Sq
Devonshire St
Robert C. Fanning
Myrtle St
Peter
Margaret Connolly
Peter Connolly & Co
West Canton St
Ivanhoe St
Board of Police
H. and
J. Pfaff
Patrick R
Mary B. Giblin
Patrick R. Giblin & Co
Cst
West Sixth St
Benjamin F. Stacey
Thompson Sq
C. D
William Poston
Rueben C. Rich
William F. Dean
Michael J
Bridget Morrison
Michael J. Morrison & Co
Padicott St
William A. Murphy
Cornelius O’callahan
Murphy
Daniel E. Nyen
Patrick F. McKenna
Martin E. Downey
Daniel E. Nyen & Co
Federal St
James H
Maria A. St. Leger
Adam Owens
James H. St. Leger & Co
Washington St
Laconia St
Daniel and
Hanora Crowley
Daniel Crowley & Co
Longwood
Gilbert I. Robbins
Judson Nichols
Robbins & Nichols
Bow
Harvard Sts
Patrick J. Coan
Peter P. Scott
Coan & Scott
West Third St
Patrick
Susan Burke
Patrick Burke & Co
Hanover St
Andrew J. Lovell
Cambridge St
William H
Bridget A. McMorrow
William H. McMorrow & Co
Tremont
Lenox Sts
Cornelius
Mary O'Leary
Cornelius O'Leary
Hannah Corcoran
Elizabeth Kelliher
Hannah Corcoran & Co
B. C
Manette
Emily Rink
W. Rink
Thomas
Bridget Trainor
Thomas Trainor & Co
Chelesa
Marion Sts
B. B
Eben P
Annie W. Rowe
RE. P. Rowe & Co
Warwick
Sterling Sts
Edward
Agnes J. Russell
Edward Russell & Co
Henley
Park Sts
Thomas F
Maurice J. Freeman
Freeman Bros
Medford St
George H
Mabel C. Denvir
George H. Yenvir
Patrick ¥. Eagan
Edward ©. Nolan
Fagan
Edward J
Mary Tighe
E. J. Tighe & Co
Friend St
James J
Margaret A. Flynn
James J. Flynn & Co
Pleasant
Melrose Sts
Francesco
Vincenzo Palladino
Francesco Palladino
Emma J. Marey
John R. Durkee
J. R. Durkee & Co
Blue Hill Ave
William and Louisa Jacobs
William Jacobs & Co
Pynchon
Heath Sts
James
Mary E. Farren
James Farren & Co
Dorchester Ave
Charles Sinclair
George G. Mann
Sinclair
Walter M
Edward J. Downing
Walterm. Downing & Co
Downing
Jorge H. Vargas
Vargas & Co
Columbus Ave
West Newton St
Robinson Brewing Company
Jacob Pratt
Alexander Robinson
Albert Robinson
Amoryst
Patrick Monahan
Medford
Beach Sts
John FE. Bennett
John Collison
John E. Bennett & Co
Chelsea St
Co. D
Simon Schendel
Frederick D. Fuchs
Schendel & Co
Congress
Matthews Sts
Thomas F. Russell
Tremont St
Joseph FE
Frank Costa
Costa Bros
Warren
Ziegler Sts
Roxbury
Thomas J
Ida L. Fuller
Thomas J. Fuller & Co
Essex St
Philip N. Cascio
Richard E. Walsh
Boyston Family
Boylston St
Huis L
William PD. Monroe
E. L. Monroe & Co
Custom House Sts
F. Noonan
West Broadway
S. B
Mary Doherty
Francis L. Laforme
Daniel Doherty & Co
Atlantic Ave
Eastern Ave
Huildine
John Rea W
Sarah E. Reardon
John W. Yee
Chas
Mary A Gallagher
Chas. Gallagher & Co
Congress St
Frank and
Lilla Hanson
Frank Hanson & Co
Howard
Stoddard
Timothy
Catherine A. Daly
T. Daly & Co
Milner
James R. Armstrong
Joseph P. Flatley
James R. Armstrong & Co
North St
Jefferson House
Frank A
Theresa FE. Leicht
Frank A. Leicht & Co
Cass A
West Fifth St
William Smith & Son's Brewing Company
William Smith
Marginal St
E. B
Gilbert Brousseau
Frank Peltier
G. Brosseau & Co
Boston Press Club
George M. Whitaker
Bosworth St
John A
M. G
Bridget Williams
J. A. Williams & Co
Maurice
Mary A. Cummings
Maurice Cummings & Co
West Cedar
Phillips Sts
Joaquin K
Joaquin J
Clarence V. Souther
J. K. Souther & Sons
Parker St
Bickford St
Burton
Walter M. Downing & Co
Daniel
Margaret E. Horgan
Daniel Horgan & Co
Dover
Albany Sts
Neil F
Mary E. Doherty
Neil F. Doherty & Co
Robert L
Gilbert F. Ditmars
Robert L. Ditmars & Co
Foster’s Wharf
Eugene F
Elen J. Lally
B. F. Lally & Co
West Seventh St
Patrick J
Mary A. Kennedy
Patrick J. Kennedy & Co
Union Sts
James C
Rose O'Neill
James C. O’ Neill
Chepter
Arthur H
James C. O'Neill
Arthur H. O'Neill & Co
Westfield Sts
Henry W. Lockwood
John L. Edwards
Henry W. Lockwood & Co
Parker
New Heath Sts
Micmas Ryan
John F
Katharine E. Crowley
John F. Crowley & Co
North Beacon St
John E
Margaret M. Mullin
J. E. Mullin & Co
John FE
J.E. Mullin & Co
John Gill
Charles Leary
John Gill & Co
Porter Sts
Boston Wine and Spirits Company
Patrick Doherty
Edward H. Nelligan
Dock Sq
Exchange St
Henry Huber
Daniel Nashan
Henry Huber & Co
Lamartine St
Mary Sheehan
John Sheehan & Co
Benton Sts
George
Michael T. Doherty
George Doherty
Beach St
Harrison W. Huguley
Henry P. Cole
Patrick J. Bergin
H. W. Huguley
Orner Immelins
Gan Boston
Max
Rachel Rosenthal
Max Rosenthal & Co
Stamford
Jeremiah J
John McNamara
Jeremiah J. McNamara & Co
Watson Co
Orpha A. Mayo
Watson C. Mayo & Co
West Springfield Sts
John F. and Mary
W. Leonard
John F. Leonard & Co
Main St
Mary FE. O’brien
B. S. Nya & Co
Pleasant Sts
John BH
Terrance A. O'Brien
John E. O’brien
Benjamin
Fidelio Piscopo
Benjamin Piscopo & Co
Fleet St
John J. Keeley
John Co
Agnes M. McGee
John C. McGee & Co
Sumner
Paris Sts
James O. Gray
James O. Gray & Co
Paul
Castle Sts
Reston
Theodore
Margaret Leutz
Theodore Leutz
Mitchell and
Bolig
George Mitchell & Co
Broad St
Mary E. Leonard
Edward Leonard & Co
Tremont &J
Explosion Fears After Gas Blast Damages Store and Street
A gas explosion at 4 30 a m yesterday on Floretnce Street near Harrison Avenue South Bane blew manhole covers into the air injured Cody and damaged a furniture store and street lights. Sewer gas is suspected and officials from the Boston Electric Light Company and sewer department began inspection and repairs.
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Bane
Yester
A Avenue
Sion
Boston Electric Light Company
E Sewer Department
Cody
Boundary commission confirms Alaska Canada border survey agreement
The International Boundary Commissioners report finds mutual agreement on boundary facts. Surveyors place Mount St Elias summit 2.41 statute miles east of the old meridian, within Canadian territory.
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Ont
International Boundary Commissioners
Alaska
Canada
Mount St. Elias
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