Still Tinkering Ward Divisions In Boston Politics
Boston legislators debate ward redraws and the Forty eighth Ward bill as Paddy Ryan of Troy observes Beacon Hill. House votes on postponing measures and reestablishes old ward lines for tax assessors while considering militia changes and water gas bills.
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Paddy Ryan
Troy
Boston
Beacon Hill
Henry Splaine
James Donovan
Cincinnati
Clement K. Fay
Brookline
New York
Ryan
Fay
Wharton
Donovan
Cowdrey
Stonehem
House
Henry Farkmen
Ceciasetiniee
Commonwealth of Muaeeachusetts
Commonwealth
Doherty
Charlestown
Parkman
Judiciary Committee
General Stevens
Forty-Eighth Ward
Messrs. Wharton and
Dyer
Mr. Doherty
Lawyers’ Committee
State loan bill for workingmen housing rejected in House
The Labor Committee bill offering a 3 090 000 state loan to building associations to construct and sell houses and lots worth 400 each was opposed by most finance committee members and by representatives Curtis Federhen Rice Bailey Dresser Bent Beckford. The measure failed 109 to 60.
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Labor Committee
Committee On Labor
Henry Parkman
Boston
Federden
Quincy
Finance Committee
McEttrick
House
Messrs. Stratton
Milford
O’connaer
Worcester
Dwyer
Walker
Lynn
Leahy
Messrs
Curtis
Federhen
Rice
Winchendon
Bailey
Everett
Dresser
Bent
Cambridge
Beckford
House Advances Employee Stock Bill Amid Debate
Representative George W. Walker faced little success as the bill permitting corporations to issue special stock to employees was passed to be engrossed after Worcester's Mellen spoke strongly. The amendment bars sale or transfer of such stock except to employees or the issuer, with bylaw controls on share limits transfer methods and redemption.
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George W. Walker
Ward 3
Malden
House
Walker
Mellen
Worcester
Ite
Evening high school bill faces tense senate vote
Senator Scott fought amendments to strike out key phrases in the evening high school bill as debate focused on whether maintenance should be required and if establishment should be tied to petitions and votes. The chamber rejected Scott and Reed amendments while endorsing others and Dick Tobin presided as speaker, noting one mispronunciation of Hassanamisco.
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Carrigan
Middlesex
Harlow
Forbes
Worcester
Edication Committee
Kendricken
Suffolk
Reed
Bristol
Morse
Norfolk
Howland
Cogswell
E B. C. Corrigan
Boston
Murphy
Senator Frages
Alger
Naphen
Joyner
Berkshire
Lilley
Jefs
Scots
Emerson
Dick Tobin
Annual Dividends and Michigan Central linked securities list
Compiled for the Boston Post by Joseph G. Martin lists May and November dividends and interest due in Boston and payable in New York. It notes large state disbursements and a surge in Atchison and Topeka stock from Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe absorption. The table covers numerous bonds and stocks with amounts, dates, and places of payment.
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Boston Post
Joseph G. Martin
State Street
Boston
New York
Essex Company
Mercantle Marine Insurance Company
Stony Brook
Witton
Atchison and Topeka
Detroit
Bay City
Oregon
Farmers’ Loan and ‘Trust Company
Bucksfield
Rumford Falls
National Bank of Redemption
Arch
Top & S Fc
Boston & Maine RR
Best & Prov
Hosten Belting Co
Beeton
Concord & Mont
DOS Coereve
Boston & Colorace Me Me Smelting Co
Cambridge City
Calumet & Heo
Deben- Bute
Goncord
Cook Co
Fall River
Fall River City
Goodyear & McKay Lew
Highland
Court
Iowa Land Bhco
City Spring & Mem
Mort
Lombard
Ceceses- Mort Int
Long Island
Louisville
Inny
Lowell City
Lowell
Lynn & Boston
Lynn & Bos
Lyon
Ignn & Bos AK
Man & Law
Man
NHC
Mas & Ham Organ
Mutual UnionTel
Nashua and
Lowell Wiis Caccacs Eas
Newburyport City
Northern R R
Oogage Carbon Co
Para Rubber Co
Portland City
Portiana City
Providence City
Providence
Pr Pal Car Co
Dodo &S. Eth Ser
Putnam Nail Co
Sag V&si Louis K Ist &S
Tol City
Ino
TS Soteg
Ss Vicenccess
Dull Tone in Financial Markets With Atchison Drop
Boston Friday April 30 a quiet money market with little change in general business paper rates. Atchison weakness dominates stock activity with ex dividend and ex right prices sliding daily amid Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe traffic pressure and new line talks. New York and New England shares show gains and earnings reports from Erie Telegraph and Telephone Company improve investor sentiment.
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New York, Providence and Boston Railroad Company
Stonington
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Nashua and Lowell Railroad Company
Suffolk County Real Estate Transfers in Massachusetts
A compiled record of transfers and mortgages across Suffolk County and adjacent cities detailing names of grantors and grantees, parcel descriptions, and nominal sums. Notable entries include multiple properties in Boston, Charlestown, East Boston, and Dorchester with mortgages to local banks and trusts.
Navy Beant Relieved After Passing Large Kidney Stone
Morgan Texas resident Dave Gillis an organ and sewing machine dealer describes gravel pain that yielded after using three bottles of Warner's Safe Cure. He passed a stone as large as a navy bean and reports complete relief.
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Morgan
Tex
Warner
Dave Gillis
Notices to Union Pacific bondholders in 1886 Boston ad
Bondholders urged to notify postoffice addresses and holdings to prepare for a conference on protecting interests. The notice warns that accepting Union Pacific’s offer might endanger rights under the mortgage. Copy of advertisement states UP will purchase uncancelled coupons of Denver South Park Pacific first mortgage bonds due May 1 1826 at its Boston office. Henry McFarland treasurer. Boston April 18 1886.
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Henry McFarland
Union Pacific Railway Company
Boston
Union Pacific
Winslow, Lanier & CO
Denver, South Park & Pacific Railway Company
Equitable Building
John P. Barnard
Warren Institution For Savings
Middlesex Sc
Bunker Hall Street
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Charlestown
Bunker Hill Street
Benjamin Page
Yerrington
Wall Street
Sulivan
J. Brown
Bunker Hills Street
Barnard
Earth
Ortgagee
Henry W. Braga
All’y
Court Street
Breakers Board Trades and Shares Amid April Listing Rush
A chaotic April 30 display at Breakers board lists varied securities and prices. Entries reference Fres wt Cont mes, At P6s, CalSo sci.p, Bay do, NY& NE206s, and mining stocks with rates from 40 to 140 plus percentages around 80% to 109% across numerous firms and locations.
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Ehase
Ta Sks
KOC & Sis
iSig
Sime
Rian Beas
Ss Ola Golony
PalGo
Sime Cn Pac.s.cczs
Wis Oerth
Wor N&r
Mscellanboue
Beaton Water
Maverick Land
San Diego L
Commeon
Biock. Premium
Ambiguous Telecommunication Mentions in Rutlandia
Fragmentary OCR lists items like 100 Rutlandia COT 50 People's Telephone 100 Mexican Telephone, unclear context or dates. Reading suggests a catalog of telephone related terms without identifiable events or persons. The readable parts provide no actionable news or names.
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Rutlandia
New York Financial Market Summary Abrupt April Report
New York financial news notes easy money on call at 2 3 percent with last loan at 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted 4 5. Bar silver 100. Sterling exchange dull but steady with actual rates 487 for 60 day bills and 488 for demand. Government bonds dull and steady. railroad bonds moderately active but heavy. Stock market in final hour moderately active with feverish, weak tone but an effort to close strong.
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Boston
New York
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Peoria
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Lee
G. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Longs
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Hamilt
Bangs
Norton & Worthington
Messrs
Emery & Hodges
Wall Street
MOS
Cosavecsas Cim
Market swings with labor troubles drag stocks lower
Trading ended with a general market weakness as bears extended short interest amid widespread labor trouble news. Early gains faded into declines across active lists with Pacific Mail, Oregon Transcontinental, and Erie preferred among losers. totals showed lighter volume than last month, while some sectors and bonds posted mixed results.
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Frm
Northwest
Bears
Pacific Mail
Oregon
Chesapeake and Ohio
St. Paul Terminal
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
Kansas
Texas General
Mobile
Ohio New
Nickle Plate Trust
Texas and Pacific Land Grants
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Mutual Union
Atlantic and Pacific
Indiana
Bloomington and Western
Peoria
Decatur
Booneville
Ft. Worth
Denver
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
South Park
Pacific
Richmond
Danville
FRADE AND ITS OUTLOOK FOR TRADE MARKETS
The week ending Thursday shows dry goods imports into New York valued at 2 264 007 and market supply of 2 233 294. Wool sales total about 3 192 000 pounds domestic fleece and pulled and 171 000 pounds foreign. Receipts for the week reach 3 002 domestic and 815 foreign bales, with year over year comparisons noted. Near term prospects hint at higher breadstuffs cotton coal and railroad expansion driving prices up and a probable active upward movement within six months.
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Boston
Maverick
Naps
Messrs
Irving A. Evans & Co
New England
Atchison Extension
Atchison Company
Gulf Road
New York
Marquette
Houghton
Ontopagon
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Company
Southeastern Dakota Telephone Company
Arkansas Telegraph Company
Iide
Market KReports April Grain and Produce Update
Market dullness across grains and feeds with prices listed for flour and meal, oats, corn, barley, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, and hay. Key items include Minnesota and Michigan flour grades, oats premiums, mixed corn quotes, butter spreads, and regional potato and apple tones reflecting light demand.
Food and market prices from Norfolk and surrounding trade
A dense listing summarizes provisions, meats, dairy, and farm goods with prices and qualities. Includes pork and lard items, beef cuts, green vegetables, fresh meats, oils, seeds, and regional hog, cattle, and grain market notes with wholesale quotes and shipments.
Cotton and grain markets across multiple cities
Across New York and Chicago markets on April 30 prices held steady or advanced slightly for cotton and flour while grains show mixed activity. Notable bids include Upland cotton at 11 to 11 16 cents and flour bids from Minnesota and Wisconsin mills with varied prices for extra and standard grades.
Cotton Market Net Receipts and Prices Across Ports
Weekly comparative cotton statement shows net receipts at all U S ports 44 981. ships 6 percent exports to Great Britain and the continent. stocks at all ports 712 062. New York reports week end figures with totals for year to date and inland stocks and imports from Britain and France.
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Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Great Britain
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Liverpool
Foreign Markets Update from London and Liverpool
April reports show wheat firm with improving demand and limited offerings, corn steady to firm, and mixed American corn prompt shipments off the coast. Spot wheat and corn rise at Liverpool while Paris wheat and flour hold steady. cotton steady, Uplands and Orleans prices noted, futures quiet. Atlantic market gains listed with various securities and Havana gold prices noted.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Paris
Uplands
Orleans
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
Multiple vessels across ports trade cargoes in Atlantic lobster and sugar imports
The report lists vessels at Boston Cienfuegos Havana Mayaguez Port Antonio and Barrington with cargos including live lobsters sugar molasses coconuts and eggs. Names include Edward Johnson John K Stanhope Ymer Nelle G Davis Judith Ann Mima Davis Ajax Edith Alpha and JR Atwood among others with quantities noted.
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Clements
Larday & Co
di Jong
Seaman
Parrington
JR Atwood
Sanborn
Totals of Staple Receipts at Port April 30
The table shows total receipts of principal staples from all points of shipment at the port for today, compared with last year. Items include cotton, butter, wool, oleo, flour, eggs, cornmeal, oats, rye, wheat, leather, lard, bacon, hides, beef, tea, sugar, molasses, and gips, with quantities listed in their respective units.
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Appice
Swootat
Tubesese Ross
Idea
Hama
Tierces
Bacon
Pelle
Dales On
Paris
Bolla
Comparative Table of Weekly Receipts at This Port
The table lists weekly receipts of principal staple products from all shipment points for the week ending April 30, compared with the same week in 1885. It covers cotton, wool, flour, meal, oats, wheat, corn, peas, tallow, lard, pork, bacon, hams, beef, butter, oleomargarine, cheese, molasses, hogsheads, sugar, coffee, and more with quantities in bales, bushels, barrels, hogsheads, tiers, and boxes.
December Receipts at Port for Major Staples 1886 vs 1885 1884
Table shows total receipts of key staples at the port from coastwise or interior points for December across 1886, 1885, and 1884. The list includes cotton bales, wool blends, flour barrels, molasses sacks, corn bushels, butter packages, oats bushels, wheat bushels, rye, eggs, peas, beans, tallow, apples, potatoes, hay, beer barrels, lumber cars, pork barrels, lard, hides, bacon boxes, sugar barrels, and more with numeric totals for each year.
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Paies
Business Troubles Show Nationwide Failures Reported
The week’s business failures total 207 in the United States and Canada, with Western and Pacific states supplying about half. Several firms and individuals face insolvency or assignments, including Joseph Bauer of New Haven, Wm J Johnston of Portland, Marietta Bank, Greenwich dealer H R Fowler, Hermon NY Johns & Healey, Monson Switzer Bros, Lynn Hatfield & Burdett, Baltimore Selig Goldman, Meriden BE VT Sills, Vassalboro Edward W Bush, and Cambridge resident William K freethy. The Safoline Company of Boston is also noted.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Edward Russell & Co
Telegraph
United States
Canada
Western and Pacific
Joseph Bauer
New Haven
Hermon
N. Y
W. R. Leonard
Switzer Bros
Monson
Mass
Hatfield & Burdett
Lynn
Selig Goldman
Baltimore
VT. Sills
Meriden
Conn
Edward W. Bush
Vassalboro
William K. Freethy
Boston
Cambridge
Safoline Company
Union Street
Bostena
Apprateris Made Free of Charges
An item notes that Apprateris has been made free of charges, with no further details on the action, parties, or dates provided in the readable text.
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ESS CE CO
Fulton St
Apprateris
Bank and railroad listings from early 20th century ledger
A dense OCR fragment listing banks and railroads with scattered company names such as National Webster Bank Traders National Bank Salmon Fails Mfg Co Highiana Street Ry Co Boston Revere Beach and Lynn RR Laconia Mfg Co Dwelling House Insurance Co and others. The text also includes references to stock figures and bond notes with dates around 1925 and 1894, indicating financial records or a corporate directory from that era.
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National Webster Bank
Traders’ National Bank
Salmon Fails Mfg Co
Highiana Street Ry Co
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn
Laconia Mfg Co
Dwelling House Insurance Co
North Chiago Rolling Mills
Exeter Machine Works
Exeter
Cambridge Horse & R
Bay State Rick Co
East Boaston Co
Manufacturers’ Fire and Marine
Kay
Airbanks & Co
Washington
Mik
Manufacturers National Bank
Nati Bank of North America
Market National Bank
Gt Falls Mfg Co
Roxbury Gas Light Co
McKay Metallic Fastening Association
Boe*l. Mealatama On
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Sarah A. Coburn
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Green’s River
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Pettee Machine Works
National Dock and Warehouse Co
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R. L. Dae & CO
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Middlesex Horse Rd
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