FISH DAY: Races in the House over three mile fish limit
Mashpee’s Hammond seeks a gentle push to extend the bluefish seining ban from 1.5 miles to 3 miles off Vineyard Sound. He aims to secure favorable committee action while masking the broader aim to match Nantucket and other towns. Debates pit fishers’ access against conservation and cheap fish for the masses. The House ultimately sustains the three-mile limit after backing from Hallett Cook Moseley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Fisheries Committee
Vineyard Sound
Barnstable
Mashpee
Senate
Young
Wellfleet
Fales
Milford
Hallett
Nantucket
Cook
New Bedford
Moseley
Newburyport
Savings Bank Commissioners Face Salary Standstill
In a heated legislative session, three committees weighed raises for savings bank commissioners and clerks. The banks and banking committee urged $3300 for each commissioner and raises for clerks, while the public service committee favored clerks’ increases only. A substitute bill reflecting committee views failed 83 to 60, as General Hazard Stevens urged halting annual salary pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank
Savings Bank Commissioners
Committee On Banks and Banking
Committee On Public Service
Cowdrey
Stoneham
Banks and Banking Committee
Public Service Committee
Commission
General Hazard Stevens
House
Lathrop
Springfield
Tait
Palmer
Upham
Stevens
Reports From the Judiciary Committee on Many Matters
The Senate judiciary committee sent the first instalment of adverse reports covering petitions from John Atwood and others for redress of grievances and deed returns, alongside bills on civil process limits, protection of married women’s property, town meeting legality, sewer lien durations, public records protection, a general attorney general aide, and publishing capital trial reports. It also reported a bill to license private detectives for large cities, and discussed fisheries reports and quorum issues with Representative Dwyer. Many procedural motions followed, including postponements, tablings, and adjournments, with notes on districts, redistricting inquiries, and a new court house in Hampshire County. The session included incorporations and a Lynn shoe company formation with $25,000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Atwood
W.S
George Wiley
Boston
W. H. Anderson
E. Sewell
Attorney-General Department
Puptic
Boston Police
United States
Patrick D. Dwyer
Fisheries and Game Committee
Commissioner of Inland Fisheries
Commonwealth
Dwyer
Lathrop
Springfield
Bir
State House
Cogswell
Senate
Nehant
Douglass
Dukes County
Phillips
William Trowbridge Forbes
House
Hoogac Tunnel
Howard
Fall River
Hallett
Muskegot
Gravelly Islands
Nantucket County
Judiciary Committee
Donovan
Brackett
Hassanamisce
McLaughlin
Malden
Sam Roads
Marblehead
Henry Parkman
Larrabee
Melrose
Fay
Brookline
Cincinnati
Hampshire County
Northampton
Joseph S. Anthony
Henry R. Valpey
William G. Anthony
Joseph L. Oliver
American Shoe Company of
Lynn
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages listed for Boston area
Real estate transfers and mortgages from Edwin B. Horn to George Johnson on Newbury Street for $1. Pelinds J. Hayden, mortgage to William Claflin et al. for $30,000 on St James Avenue. West Roxbury trustees Andrew J. Peters and Thomas P. Proctor to William Foster on Symmes Street for $44 120. Transfers on Symmes Street to John Pattrick for $455 20 and to James Pattrick for $465 20. Brighton Mary Duncanson mortgage to Asa B. Ells on Billow Street. Dorchester area Benjamin B Eastwood and wife mortgage to Edna P F with minor Harry L. Buswell on Sargent Street for $5009 and on Beal Street for $27M. John McUarty to John A. Nowell on Dorchester Avenue for $1500. Quitclaims between Micha Campbell and Stephen W. Hoppe on Jackson Street and Washington Village. Winthrop Charles A. Sibley and wife involved.
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Edwin B. Horn
George Johnson
Newbury Street
Pelinds J. Hayden
William Claflin Et al
St. James Avenue
West Roxpurr
Andrew J. Peters
Thomas P. Proctor
William Foster
Symames Street
John Pattrick
Symmes Street
James Pattrick
Dorchester Avenue
Micha
Campbell Et al
Stephen W. Hoppe
Jackson Street
Washigton Wilsee
Michael Campbell
Washington Village
Winthrop
Charles A. Sibley
Property Transfers and Mortgages in Charlestown and Beyond
Records show multiple real estate transfers and mortgages. Transactions include Morrill Frost land at Great Head and Edward L Read to Ida M Smith. mortgages to East Boston Savings Bank for properties on Coral Avenue and Sumner Street. Roxbury executor Caleb W Loring to Andrew P Anderson on Ottawa Street. quitclaims to Maria A Neff. and Charlestown deeds from Mary Jager to Bertha M with nominal sums.
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Morrill Frost
Great Head
Edward L. Read
Ida M. Smith
Benjamin W. Clisby
East Boston
Francis E. Neff Et al
Maria A. Neff
Magazine Street
Charlestown
Mary Jager
Bertha M
Lexingtone Street
Heinn Tomfohrde
Prescott Street
Mery Jeger
Heinn Tomfchrde
Concessions Show City Budget Accord Between Councils
At a special meeting,(Common Council and aldermen) agreed on many appropriation items including lamps, water, city architect, armories, schools, and sinking fund. A key vote to concur with the aldermen failed 30 to 34, then Whitmore’s motion carried. Remaining disputes cover health, Chestnut bill, hospital, libraries, sewers, and public buildings. a conference committee was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Whitmore
Common Council
Aldersen
Stony Brook
Whall
Harding
Folan
South Boston
Whitmore
Taylor
Mr. Foian
Mr. Lee
Mr. Harding
Yeas—Armstrong
Blume
Andreas
Brown
John F. Dewey
English
Erskine
Farrar
Wisher
Folau
Fottler
Frost
Graham
Hersey
Hickey
Jewett
Samuel Kelley
Ladd
Lauren
Light
John Murphy
Perkins
Cassius C
Powers
Provan
Richards
Sanford
Sanger
Scotlans
Thayer
Wise
Noye
Berry
Srady
Carroll
Cherrington
Cochren
Connolly
Coyle
Davern
Denney
Dunn
Falcon
Foss
Gallagher
Hayes
Kearins
Keliber
F. B. Kelley
Leary
Lee
Mahoney
Mckinaney
McNary
W. H. Murphy
Murray
O’brien
E. J. Powers
Quigley
Reagan
Reilly
Rogan
Sullivan
Board of Health
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Chestnut Bill
City Hospital
Jenkins
Jenkins Appointed As A Committee of Conference Messrs. Whitmore
Barry
Witnesses Claim Dougherty Served as Armorer Before Court
The court of inquiry into Lieutenant Dougherty of Company E Ninth Regiment resumed at Fifth Regiment HQ. Witnesses described armory care by regular armorers Meahan Crowley and Ryar, Dougherty seen sweeping lighting and entering paid sums for clothing checks, with testimony about armory access and payments at dances. court adjourned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty
Ninth Regiment
Parrick J. Shields
Meahan, Crowley
Ryar
Colonel Strachan
David Kinnear
Company E
Ryan
Young
City contracts and boards formed in yesterday's action
D Whiting & Sons will supply milk to City Hospital for 82 cents per can for the year. C A Campbell won coal contracts for the house of correction and institutions on Rainsford and Deer islands with bids 2433 for the house, 441%l¢ for Rainsford, and 34 for Deer. The day saw formation of multiple boards including Directors of Public Institutions, East Boston Ferries, Water Board, Health Board, Work Commissioner, Mount Hope cemetery trustees, Public Library trustees, Five Commissioners, and City Hospital trustees with named officers and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Whiting & Sons
C. A. Campbell
House of Correction
Rainsford
Deer Islands
Rainsford Island
Deer Island
Joseph H.pnevil
W. H. Hodgkins
East Boston Ferries
Andrew
Public Library
W. W. Greenough
Mellen Chamberlain
John E. Fitzgerald
F. W. Smith, Jr
City Hospital
T. J. Dacey
Henry H. Sprague
G, A, M. Rowe
Davis speech praised as proof of enduring constitutional liberty
Report from Montgomery praises Mr Davis for a calm, strong address that defies party shifts and regional defeat. The Louisville Courier Journal notes the speech showcases the vitality of institutions, patriotism, and the broad appeal of constitutional liberty, inviting no legitimate objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
Montgomery
Louisville Courier. Journal
Wording on Railroad Strike Draws Bitter Mockery
The Brooklyn Eagle quotes Burdette about wrecking a Missouri Pacific train killing two workers. The piece mocks the plan as a sane scheme aimed at Jay Gould, noting widows and children would be left lonesome while Gould remains unscathed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Jay Gould
Ginner
New York
Burdette
Brooklyn Eagle
Gloucester Ships Ready For Mackerel Fleet
Gloucester reports three provincial schooners Annie Robertson Festine and Lienta arrived a week ago to fit for mackerel fishing on the coast. Canadian authorities have ordered American fishermen away while provincial boats remain in port to buy bait repair nets and prepare gear and fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Annie Robertson
Festine
Lienta
State forestry suit over cutting 1500 acres in Franklin
Utica May 2 The State Forestry Commission filed in Supreme Court against Hurd and Hodgkiss proprietors of the Adirondacks Northern railroad for a trespass over more than 1500 acres of state forest lands in Franklin County.
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Utica
N. Y
State Forestry Commission
Supreme Court
Hurd & Hodgkiss
Adirondacks Northern Railroad
Franklin County
California Mining Stocks Close in San Francisco Market
San Francisco May 8 official closing prices for mining stocks listed show gains and losses among hearing Hale Bodie Eureka Consolidated and Cala and Va improving modestly while others drift. Market notes indicate fluctuating shares across the day with modest activity in the Western mining sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Osl
Cala
Grand Union Hotel Ad Promises Low Rates in NYC
An old advertisement urges visitors to New York City to stay at the Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Central Depot. It boasts 13 elegant rooms, daily rates starting at one dollar, European meals, elevators, and efficient transport to all depots under a claim that families can live better for less money than at any other first class hotel.
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New York City
Brand Union Hotel
Grand Ventral Depot
Laa
Grand Union Hotel
fevaThs
Stocks Irregular and Inclined to Weakness
Boston markets show bears in control with a hesitant, weak tone across rails and mining shares. Atchison leads the action with heavy volume and declining prices while New England Telegraph and Telephone reports directors. Portage Lake copper, Union Pacific and Western rail stocks outline a broad market softness as stalemated rates at 3 percent curb lending.
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Boston
Western
Atchison
Atlantic and Pacific
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
New York
New England
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
England
Quincy
Allouez
Portage Lake
Great Lakes
London
Lackawanna
Renssalaer and Saratoga Railroad Co
Stock Exchange
Delaware and Judson Canal Company
Seligman & Co
Lezard Frears
Expo
Chesapeake
Northwest
Gulf, Colorado
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Susquehanna
New Orleans
Pacific
Oregon
Wabash Trust
East Tennessee
Indiana, Seton and Western
Erie
Indiana
Bloomington
St. Louis
Kansas City
Northern
Brewer and Wilkins Circulars for Market Operating Tips
Brewer and Wilkins at 35 Congress Street Boston publish valuable circulars and suggestions for operating successfully in the current market condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress St
Boston
Suissa 2t Brokers' Board May Dividends and Rates
A dense financial snippet lists brokers and board notes with May dividends, rates, and prices across several securities. It shows figures for bonds, preferreds, railroad stocks, and bank interests, highlighting yields like 3,000 at 126% and various percent returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suissa 2T Brokers’ Board, May
Boston Port Trade Totals For Week Ending April 30
Total imports at Boston totaled 1 403 457 dollars and exports reached 1 233 567 dollars for the week ending April 30. The board of control of the steel rail makers' syndicate has been urged by some members to boost production by 100 000 tons beyond the current allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Whhich
Pennsylvania
Boston Custom House
Flour and grain markets show steady prices and mixed demands
The report notes quiet trade across flour, corn, oats, and feed markets with steady to firm pricing. Prices span fine to Minnesota and Michigan varieties in flour, steamer yellow and mixed corn, broad oats ranges, and steady feed meal and bran values. butter, cheese, eggs hold, while green fruits and vegetables quote modest demand and stable to firm values.
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Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Bush
Canada
Vermont
New Wilk
Franklin County
Liverpool
Do Vermont
Western Creamery
State Dairy
Western Dairy
New Western
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Do Aroostook County
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Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Small North
York State
Baldwin
Maine
Massachusetts
Henbury
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Hebron
de Vermont
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Maryland
Norfolk
Florida
Bermuda
Savannah
N.C
St Andrews
Key West
Baracoa
Jamaica
Messina
Palermo
Valencia
Timothy
Jersey
Worcester County
Brighton
Grain market report with mixed prices across grains
Receipts and exports listed for flour, wheat, corn, oats and rye across Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Cincinnati St Louis and Milwaukee markets. Prices vary with low grade wheat firm, mid to fancy brands softer, and refined sugar and molasses noted.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
Ansas
Lee
S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Cebles
Milwaukee
New York
Minneapolis
Seaboard
Isbor
Emery & Hodge
Ohio
St Louis
Minnesota
City
Batley
Petroleum
United
Soc
Old Mess
Western
Liverpool
Detroit
Michigan
Cincinnati
Toledo
Louis
Lara
Cotton Markets May 3 Trade Snapshot Across Ports
Market notes show varied tonnage and prices across Augusta, Galveston, New Orleans, and other ports. Net receipts, gross, exports, sales, and stock figures are listed with statuses ranging from quiet to firm, highlighting broad demand levels and regional price signals.
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New York
Uplands
Orleans
Augusta
Continent
Great Britain
Memphis
Savannah
Mid c
Charleston
Wales
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Seltimore
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
United States
Imports at Boston and Bay of Islands shipping list
A fleet of schooners and steamers unload cargoes across Nova Scotia and New Brunswick ports. Florence Christine delivers wood and eggs. Maud Carter hauls herring and palings. Skadespaes carries salt. Dominion loads lobsters and fish. Star and other vessels load potatoes eggs lobster and fresh fish. Multiple firms listed including Delong & Seaman, Barclay & Co, Warner & Freeman, F L Clements, Hyde Wheeler, A M Smith, J G Hall, and Blanchard & Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear River
Florence Christine
Delong & Seaman
Bay OF Islands
Maud Carter
Barclay & Co
Trapani
Warner & Freeman
Yarmouth
Dominion
Hall & Co
Clements
Hyde, Wheeler & Co
Eges
Ellis & Co
Major Port Receipts Report For May Day Highlights
The table lists total receipts of principal staples at the port from all points of shipment for today, comparing 1886 1885 figures. Items include cotton dates molasses wool butter flour oleo cornmeal cheese oats wheat malt beans seeds flax tallow potatoes pork lard leather hams tea coffee sugar skins pelts and more with year over year totals.
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Ainene W.ol
Dom
Bath
Lara
Ejblg
New Railroad Developments and Finance in 19th Century Markets
The article discusses potential control shifts of the Mexican Central Railway involving English capital, notes Senator Plumbs remarks on American investors' discouragement, and cites a possible transfer if subsidies align. It also reports on the Decatur and Ohio River Railroad incorporation, including directors and capital, plus stock exchange listings and financial results for several lines such as Green Bay Winona and St Paul and Rome Watertown and Oadensburg.
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Cleveland
Canton
Wade
Plumb
Vera Cruz
Europe
Indianapolis
Ind
Decatur and Ohio River Railroad Company
C. W. Fairbanks
Otto Gresham
Samuel T. Scott
J. H. Deane
G. C. Wattles
New York
Fort Wayne
Allen and Adams
van Wert County
Wiltshire
Delaware and Hudson Company
New York Stock Exchange
Rensselaer and Saratoga
Wabash Road
Green Bay
Winona
St. Paul
Supreme Court Record on Rent Case and Will Appeal
Supreme Judicial Court May hear a contract action against the surviving partner of J Lovejoy & Son over four years rent from 1876 to 1880 on Tremont Street. Plaintiff claims $12,500 due. defense says rent paid. Also an appeal from probate of Rebecca Parker will alleging undue influence by executors. verdict upholding the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget E. Hastings
George A. Torrey
P. F. Nutter
Mason D. Benson
A. W. Davis
John D. Doyle
W. F. Kimball
George H. Swasey
Charlotte A. King Et
L. W. Howes
J. H. Millett
August Russ
Sweetser
First Session of Superior Court Handles Boston Tort and Contracts
May 3 session lists Lucy Merrill versus city of Boston for sidewalk injury. Multiple contract actions include Proctor versus Hartigan over a 1882 lumber order and a horse conversion case Davis v Doyle. Second session covers Phoenix Insurance dispute and numerous Boston v. defendants cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy C. Merrill
City of
Boston
B. Wadleigh and
Corning
R. M. Nason
George Proctor
Bartholomew J. Hartigan
James Welsh
Sixth Street
Walgh
Hartigan
Lund
Foreign Markets Report From London May 3
May 3 market bulletin notes cargoes off the coast for shipment wheat firm corn quiet in London and Liverpool with mixed prices. Wheat steady at 7s 7s 2d, corn 4s 4d, peas 1s 6d. Pork 51s, bacon 30s/39s, cheese 43, lard 31s 6d, tallow 23s. Cotton brisk with Upland Orleans prices rising. futures quiet. Consols 100%, Cuba loan news sinks Spanish gold to 225% offer.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Paris
England
Uplands
Orleans
Boston Press Club Moves Into Shillaber Rooms
The Boston Press Club has leased rooms at 61 Court street in the Shillaber building and will hold a house warming soon. Painting and decoration start today as painters strike permits. Furniture will be moved in once rooms are ready. The executive committee elected E A Perry, E H Farnsworth, C M Hammond, B L Beal, and W G Maker to a membership committee.
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Boston Press Club
Shillaber Building
Court Street
Tts
Messrs
E. A. Perry
The
Herald
E. H. Farnsworth
the Post
C. M. Hammond
Globe
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Boston Archeological Institute elects executive committee
At the annual meeting the Boston branch of the Archaeological Institute of America elected for the coming year an executive committee including Charles E. Norton Martin Brimme Francis Parkman W. W. Goodwin H. W. Harris Stephen Salisbury and P. H. Sears. Norton, the president, presented a report outlining planned work for the year ahead.
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Boston
The
Archeological Institute of America
Charles E. Norton
Martin Brimme
Francis Parkman
W. W. Goodwin
H. W. Harris
Stephen Salisbury
P. H. Sears
Mr. Norton
Cleveland and Canton RR Faction Battle Shapes Regional Rail Plans
The Indiana Blooming ton and Western line seeks a direct Eastern outlet. Negotiations aim to build or acquire a line from Columbus to connect with Cleveland and Canton. If Corbin wins control, the Cleveland and Canton gains access to the new Trestle line and broader East, South, and West routes.
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Thomas-Paulin
Indiana, Teenington and Western
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Corbin
Cleveland and
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Do Naumkeag Steam Wotton Mills
Dwelling House Insurance Co
Do Navshadar Flac Iinhé
Ipvicatous
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Natl Bank of North America
Natl Bank
National City Bank
Gt Falls Miz Co
Laconia Mfg Co
Portland
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Atchison, Top and
Santa Fe Rd Trust
Ius Co
Boston & Lowell KR
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Archeological Institute
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Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
W. M. Snow
Albert Mead
Majon Jordan
Master Jordan
Somerville
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April Weath&er
H. Helm Clayton
A. Lawrence Rotch
Blue Hill
N. W
Albert Howe & Co
Brightoms
Tani
Oarmase
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & O
Mereham
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G. H. Abbott
Washington Street
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van Winkle Street
Aljso
Beale Street
Silva
Dorchhester Avenue
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Ashment Station
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Old Colony Railroad
Horatio G. Parker
Richburn & CO
Mclean Street
Hichborn & Co
Jerome & Wacronald
Rogers Building
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Millmont &J
Etween Highland St
Lambert Ave
Dorr Street