Leahy Away Prompts Oxley to Lead on Bell Bill
The House debated limiting service charges by Bell Telephone and its licensed firms. With Leahy absent, Donovan moved postponement, then Oxley offered a substitute bill for workers and businesses. Amid party lines, the chamber set the matter for unfinished business next forenoon.
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House
Mercantie Affairs Committee
Bell Telephone Company
Dennis J. Leahy
Boston
Dennis
James Donovan
Mr. Creed
Leahy
Story
Gloucester
Walter Hunnewell
Speaker
Mr. Leahy
Oxley
Senators Fight Over Lowell Police Court Salary Rise
General Hazard Stevens led a push to raise the Lowell Police Court judge’s salary to 2500 and the clerk’s to 1800, countered by Public Service Committee reductions to 2200 and 1400. The Senate approved Lilley’s reduction, but Stevens secured the House’s reversal to the committee’s original proposal, again fixing salaries as first reported.
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House
General Hazard Stevens
Public Service Committee
Lowell
Committee On Public Service
Senate
Lilley
Nourse
Alger
General Stevens
Stevens
Horgan
Lowel
Gleason
Rockland
Representatives Pass Bill to Regulate Work Hours
Debate dominated yesterday’s House session over a bill to ban under 18s and women from working more than ten hours daily in mercantile establishments. supporters claimed health and growth benefits, opponents warned of inequality and business impact. bill passed to third reading 119 to 54.
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Representative McEttrick
Boston
Stratton
Gardner
Arthur Lord
Harrington
Fall River
Lord
Davenport
Marlboro
Labor Committee
Fales
Milford
Wilkinson
Cambridge
Fay
Brookline
Mason
Worcester
Federden
Quincy
Lawmakers Back Hoosac Trip Despite Senate Rejection
The House voted 7 to 19 to take a picnic to the Hoosac Tunnel, with a plan to meet again Monday afternoon after Thursday adjournment. A reaction set in as many supporters turned against the excursion, and Representative Mason of Worcester will seek reconsideration to likely void the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosac
Senate
House
Mason
Worcester
Springfield Water Loan Battle Ends in Legislature
Representative Cook of Springfield led last year’s fight against a 2.5 million loan for the city water works. The House kept the loan on file after defeating a move to refer it to the judiciary, noting Springfield’s debt and unpaid interest. Debates on probate bonds and fidelity insurers followed, with Senators Joyner Reed Forbes weighing in on allowances and trust, but no new action taken.
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Joyner
Reed
House
Morse
Pillsbury
Boynton
Lowland
Committee On Probate
Commonwealth
Senate
Joint Judiciary Committee
State House
Oxley
Ashland
Dwyer
Boston
Commissioners of Inland Fisheries
Westboro
Jeffs
Douglas
Jhe Manufactures
Whipple
Brockton
Phillips
Improved Buildings Association of
Springfield
Judiciary Committee
Lilley
Cogswell
Forbes
Somerville
Representative Cook
Lathrop
Cook
Fidelity Insurance
Court notes in US circuit and supreme judicial cases
May 4 proceedings before Judge Carpenter reopen Captain Jeffrey Gerrier’s case with testimony expected by Wednesday. May 1 sessions before Judge Gardner cover Bridget E. Hastings et al versus Arthur B. Lovejoy over a ten year Tremont street lease and $12,500 rent dispute. reservations include defense of full payment. jury out. Also Sally M. Simmons executrix vs Virginia A. Beals et al appeals from probate over Frances A. Simmons will alleging undue influence. estate valued near $100,000. legal team listed for executrix and appellants.
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Carpenter
Jeffrey Gerrier
Supreme Judicial Court
Gardner
Bridget RE. Hastings
A. J. Pillsbury
George A. Torrey
P. F. Nutter
Sally M. Simmons
Virginia A. Beals
Frances A. Simmons
George W. Simmons
Jamed
Thornton W.simmons
N. Morse
C. L. B. Whitney
Executrix
R. M. Morse, Jr
W. K. Blodgett, Jr
Boston court rounds list and verdicts from 1880s cases
In Brigham before the court, Merrill versus city of Boston awarded plaintiff 1000 dollars for sidewalk hole injuries. Proctor et al. versus Hartigan on contract for a 500 dollar order. Second and third session dockets show numerous cases, defenses, and damages to be assessed, including insurance dispute King versus Phoenix Association of London for 3000 dollars.
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Brigham
Lucy C. Merrill
City of
Boston
B. Wadleigh
Corning
R. M. Nason
George Proctor
Knowlton
Charlotte A. King Et
J. J. Millett
Russ
Sweetser
Brownlow
Snow
Sinmott
Greeley
Menning
Casey
Shattuck
Stewart Ia Gras
Cambridge
Knaup
Paige
McPherson
Gislio
Curtis
Woodward
Wait
Gaites
Perkins
Martin
Steinkrauss
Gama
Matthews
Wyman Bridge
Maguire
Mealey
Wills
Roberts
Silloway
Johnson
Iardley
Peo
Ben
Woonworth
Bos
Monehen
Richardson
Pierce
Sliss Va
Jenkins
Cushing
Shea
Robinson
McGann
Barker
Lamprey
Way
Murphy
Lee
Kelly
Boston court cases span personal injury libel and numerous civil suits
A judge handles a February 14, 1885 injury verdict after a defect on Broadway. Plaintiff Catherine Donlands awarded 300 dollars. Several civil actions listed include Donnelly versus Baton, Cleveland versus Silsby Cath Cem Ass’n, and Bella versus Pelligrino among others, with varied defendants and claims.
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Pitman
Catherine Donlands
Boston
Broadway
O. A. Galvin
T. M. Babson
Rose Bella
Letterio Velligrino
J. E. Cotter
H. E. Swasey
Donnelly
Baton
Cleveland
Silsby
Cath
Eaton
Cotello
Abella
Pelligrino
Gardner
Willey
Hyan Va Boston
Emmes
Gray
Farrington
Smith
Mackeen
Byrnes
Murray
Bryer
Noyes
Nagle
Galvin
Ryan
Same
Flint
Jewel
Barry
City of
Connor v Shea jury verdict and attorney names
In Connor v Shea the jury found for the plaintiff for 100 dollars with B Johnson for plaintiff and Brown and Alger for defendant. The record lists multiple case numbers with jury outcomes and attorney assignments including Andrew Ward versus Stephen McCarthy for 75 dollars and Camilla Allard versus John Lewis for 5800 dollars with respective counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connor
Shea
B. Johnson
Brown & Alger
Andrew W. Ward
Stephen T. McCarthy
Dafenca
H. N. Allin
B. B. Johnson
Camilla Allard
John G. Lewis
G. C. Travis
J. F. Dore
Supreme Judicial Court hears divorces in Middlesex May 4
The Supreme Judicial Court in Middlesex County opened May 4 before Judge Devens and will resume with all cases marked for hearing on May 5. The court has been hearing divorces and will proceed with both common law and equity matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Devens
Arion
Orfer
The Market Turns Upward in Boston Financial News
Boston market reports a stronger money market with clearer rates easing. Manufacturing and select paper run 3.5 to 4 percent, general business paper 4 to 5 percent, call loans 3 to 4 percent. Clearinghouse money at 3 to 3 percent, New York funds easier with small premiums, and heavy trading across rails and bonds.
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Boston
New York
Market closes firm after active trading day
Money on call held steady around 2 3 percent and rose to 5 during a spurt before closing offered at 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper in demand at 4 15. Sterling quiet. Actual rates for 60 day bills near 48 6 14 to 48 8 8 percent. Railroads quiet. After 2:15 p m the market stayed active and generally firm. Most active stocks advanced, Lackawanna up, Missouri Kansas and Texas up, Greens Bay incomes up, while some consols and Louisville and Nashville declined. Transaction totals around 321,623 shares with broad gains in the list.
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Shorts
Boston Land
Water Power
Atchison
Atlantic and Pacific
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Flint
Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
New York
New England
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
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Union Pacific
Washington
Pacific Railroad Committee
Adams
Iowa
Pacific Mail
Pacific Roads
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Evening Herald
Atchison and
Maine Central
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Treasury
Boston
Maine
Eastern Railroad
Boston and Maine
Atchison and Eastern
Portsmouth
N. H
New Hampshire
Governor Currier
Manchester
Currier
William H. Hackett
Burlington
Albany
Ola Colony
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Northern Pacific
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Fort Scott
Gulf Branch
Bell Telephone
Erie
Lowell Telephone Syndicate
John H. George
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
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Kansas
Texas
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Louisville
Nashville
Matsouri
Western Union
Baltimore
Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Lackawanna and Western
Consola
Gulf
Colorado
Santa Fe
Green Bay
Western Branch
New York City
Northern Trust
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Richmond
Allegheny
Great
Western
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Tegate
Pricea
Cansas Southern
Central Pacific
Ig Atie
Ein
Northwestern
Derssy Central
Pacific
Blutsinfs Agres Sever
Motinwot
Voce Aeelbs Allen & Terre Haute
Oak. & Bt
Pasesercce
Evsce Bhpich, & W
Gricago & Alon
ROW
Pais
Rock’ Island
A &Eures
United States
Webaan
Pac
Jen & Rio Arie
Iron market holds steady amid strong demand and firm prices
The Philadelphia North American notes robust iron market activity with no stock or demand concerns. Prices span No 1 foundry 15 50 to 19, No 2 17 50 to 18, gray forge 16 50, Southern iron 16 to 16 50, Bessemer pig 19, spiegeleisen 26, and Muck bars 250. Steel rails orders and large contracts for bridge iron indicate ongoing market strength, while Western lines seek to meet buyer needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gray Forge
Southern
Bessemer Pig
Spiegeleisen
Skelptron
New York
Flour and Grain Prices Reed Light Sales Across Markets
Market reports show light flour sales with varied grades priced from $2.60 to $5.35 per unit. Corn oats butter cheese eggs and potatoes quoted with multiple regional grades and on call bids. Inspections recorded multiple car loads across steamer mixed corn and No 2 white oats. Ends with broad price ranges across feed meals malt and barleys.
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Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Inaisna
Bush
Canada
Vermont
Franklin County
Mass
Liverpool
Chicago
Western Creamery
Slee
Nearby
Cape
Eaxstern
Do Aroostook County
P. BE
Nova
Baldwin
Maine
Massachusetts
Roxbury
Aroostook County
New Hampshire
Maine Central
Grand Trank
Hebron
Burbank
Easterno
Do Northern
Prolific
Rless
Rens and Wash Co
Nova Scotia
New Branswick Rose
Hebrons
Do Prolifics
Burbanks
New Branswick
Savannah Berry and Produce Market Reported Prices
The Savannah boat arrived with 25 refrigerators of berries, pricing best lots around 4 45c and extras at 50c. Hay and straw markets show quiet demand for trade hay and dull interest for ordinary grades, with varied pricing across ton lots. Beef, pork, and lard markets reflected mixed consignments, while fresh vegetables and foreign fruit traded with established wholesale quotations.
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Prince Edward Island
Rore
Nova Scotia
Savannah
N. C
Key West
Jamaica
Messina
Palermo
Valencia
Havana
Baracoa
Timothy
Jersey
Brighton
Worcester County
Centennial
Beacon Light
Head Light
Imperial
Cotton and grain markets across major cities May 4
New York reports cotton steady with mixed price bands across varieties and strong flour and grain activity. Chicago and Detroit show higher wheat and pork, while Milwaukee and St Louis list mixed gains in grains with firm provisions. cotton trade remains quiet in Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile with steady mid ranges.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
Kansas City
Lee
S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Strees
Kansas
New York
Orleans
Minnesota
City
United
State
Liverpool
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Memphis
Detroit
Michigan
Milwaukee
Nonrdo
Cincinnati
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Coastwise and Net Receipts by Port Aggregate Report
Consolidated four day totals show Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia and other ports with net receipts varying from 23 to 1322 and stock levels from 11 931 to 308 426. Exports to Britain France and the continent noted. markets mostly steady dull and quiet with mid prices ranging around fractions of a cent.
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Aoll
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Continent
Wilmington
Norfolk
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Imports at Boston Liverpool Exports Show Vast Port Ledger
Boston and Liverpool items list steamer Venetian cargoes with 110 casks soda ash 140 bales mgs 28 cases opium bleaching powders tin plates wool hides and many more goods. The Savannah and Messina port entries detail steamer City of Macon pig iron crates evaporated and canned goods, with extensive staple receipts and a comparative May 4 totals table across multiple commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Kiros & Co
Linder & Myer
Wing & Evans
Moors & Co
Holder & Herrick
Moora &Co
Ron James All
Pons & Co
Avram French & Co
Moise Hill
Turner & Co
Sherburne
Shoninger, Moses & Co
Haberdashery
Hawley, Folsom & Martin
O Dame & Co
Goodnow & Wirhtman
Denison Mani Co
Thayer & Lincoln
Wilder
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Messina
Telos
Franklin Rolfe & Co
Savannah
Macon
Adams & Co
Billinge & Co
Boston Rubber Shoe Co
Bowdleaf & Co
Cave Cigars Boyd, Leeas & Co
Blake
Bates
Buckingham & Co
Bailey
Davis & Co
DC & Co
Estabrook & Eaton
Emery & Co
Abram French & Co
Ford & Godfrey
Farnum & Co
Fionda Fruit Exchange
Gleason & Co
Harding
Huston
Hosmer
George McQuesten & Co
Morrison & Co
New England
Wadleigh
Mhember
Batser
Boxer
Sens
Bo's
Faneuil Hall Market Prices Hold Steady as May Sale Opens
Retail notices from Faneuil Hall show no shortage of provisions and generally good business on May 5. Prices trend downward gradually across departments with fresh meats, pork, poultry, dairy, and produce listing varied but steady to easing, noting lamb supply up, veal in demand, and several items discounted versus prior postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
New England
Ann Ex Mine
A. F. Bates
Quality animals dominate Brighton market report
Quality includes the best large fat oxen with second and third rate animals, along with oxen and young cattle. Sheep-Extra mentions cosses and discarded inferior stock, while Western hogs near the Boston and Albany railroad are traded in the Brighton market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Brighton
Boston
Maine
Es Fitchburg
Albany
Ant
Wheat and corn hold firm in coast and passage cargoes
London reports cargoes off the coast and awaiting shipment, wheat and corn firm with small arrivals for orders. Liverpool spot wheat dearer and corn steady, with mixed quotations for winter and clab wheat and various prices for corn and peas. Cotton quiet in Liverpool with futures steady, metals and financials mixed across markets in London Havana and New York areas.
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Commercial
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Financial
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Listings
Executors and heirs convey and mortgage land and buildings across Boston neighborhoods including Pearl Street Hudson Street Mt Vernon Street and Tremont Streets. Transactions involve Ellen Jones Mary Ann Sullivan Boston University trustees and Provident Institution for Savings with prices ranging from $1 to $39 600 and mortgage backs totaling multiple properties.
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Fufolk County
Josiah M. Jones
Ellen M. Jones
Pearl Street
Thomas Frank Tracy
Mary Ann Sullivan
Hudson Street
South Cove
Same
Russell
Henchman
George Morrill
Chambers Street
Rufus Ellis
James J. Potnam
Maribooro Street
Nathaniel Thayer Et al
Boston University
Mt. Vernon Street
Samuel E. Sewall
Mary R
Annie J. Wallcut
Springfield Street
Jacob Berwin
Franklin T. Rose
Alberta
Bamford
Tremont
West Newton
Henry N. F. Marshall Grux
Harriet E. Aldrich
Chester Park
Austin W. Benton
Alice
Marshall
Francis B. Hayes
Aimer
Can Land and Buildings
Warwick Street
Marks Rubinooz
Samuel Granberg
Selem Street
Betséy
Charles E. Stevens
Alonzo Andrews
Bromfield Street
Provident Institution For Savings
Roxpuny
Charles A. Jefferson
Ephraim A. Snow
Winthrop Street
Asa Wyman
Emilie Albrecht
Institution For
Roxbury
Terrace Street
Frank EB. Perkins
Bertha Berger
Dennia Street
Fdoward C. R. Walker
James II
Stevena
Lann
Tyso Park
Edward P. Maguire
City of
Francis Toda
Bernard Street
Mary Hurley
Iaban Pratt
Neponset
Edward &. Haynes
Lucy Brown
Longmeadow Street
William W. Dromey
Arthur EH
Robinson
Cottage Street
Sour Bostox
Roger Donahue
Ellen
Dennis Donahue
Second Street
Josias F. Danham
Matthew Tierney
Fourth Street
Johanna Regan
Orin S. Knapp
Third Street
Susan F. Bent
George BE
Bent
Frank AH. Hussey
Homestead Co-operative Bank
Beach Street
Fast
Boston
William GB. Gardner
Eugene A. Bailey
Meridian Street
Hannah B. McLean
Brinhton
Nathaniel Jackson
James O’ Neiland
Winship Street
Watertown Live Stock Market Report May 4 1886
Weekly live cattle figures reported for regions including New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and New York with totals and district breakdowns. Names include Geo J Fox and Boston Post noting the week ending May 4 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown Union
Boston Post
Geo. J. Fox
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