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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1886

Page

3

Senate debates arbitration bill changes and labor stance

The Senate debated the arbitration bill with amendments to require both sides to join in applications, trimmed provisions on state board decisions, and altered the role of organized labor. Debates covered compensation for arbitrators, postponement, and the influence of Knights of Labor on the measure.

Senate Committee On Bills Board of Arbitration Dunbar State Board Forbes Worcester Dougls Phillips Murphy Knights of Labor Morse Tursday Douglas Yeas F 1Bes Gleason Guin Jefereon Jefte Norris Nourse Wilbur Nays Alger Bigelow Cogswell Emerson Howard Iowland Jones Essex Berkshire Kendricken Lilley Locks McGahey Milliken A Morse Stott Tappan Walker Mowland Jeferson Doug'a Knights of Laver Higeiow Wunbdar Ford Girasan Gould Jefferson Jonlin Liey Norris Phblips Will Or Couswell Howlwich Kasex Locke Reed

House Proposals and Committees Shape Suffolk Legislation

Worcester legislator Mason plans to move a substitute for the employers liability bill as discussed. Public service panel favors larger salaries for Worcester Bristol Plymouth county commissioners and opposes Upham of Salem. Prisons committee debates convict labor, while forest fire protection bill advances to punish arson with up to six months imprisonment or a 250 dollar fine.

Hoves Mason Worcester House Committee On Public Service Worcester County Bristol County Plymouth County Uphamef Salem Committee On Prisons Parsons Prison Commission Committee On Agriculture

Court records from United States circuit court proceedings

Court actions include a preliminary injunction hearing in Hammerschbiag Manufacturing Company v Judd over patent infringement for parchment paper used to wrap candies and cakes. The case was heard with decision reserved. Separate equity case between Neshua and Lowell Railroad and Lowell Railroad deals with joint traffic contract and purchase of stock in several railroads. court finds directors’ acts authorized and dismisses bill. Notice lists May term dates and calendar procedures for admiralty appeals and civil trials with deadlines.

UNITD Ciercuse Court Cour Causten Browne Neshua and Lowell Railroad Company Lowell Lawrence Salem The Plaints' Corporation Bill Giemissed F. A. Brooks A. A. Sirout J, Hw, Brennan, Jr Circuit Court

Supreme Court Notices and Civil Cases May Session

Supreme Judicial Court filings include a breach of lease suit where Bridget Hastings v Arthur Jeveruy yielded a plaintiff verdict for 18 285 62 and multiple probate appeal actions from France Asmonaons undue influence claim and related executrix matters. Hearings in divorce cases conducted with further sessions postponed until Monday next before Judge W Alley.

Bridget Hastings Et al Arthur Jeveruy A. KH Pillsbury George EK. Torrey Fr. Nutter Sallie M Simmons Virginia A. Kesia France Maons Executrix Tuoraton M. Siemens Nathan Morse B. Whitney W. Alley

House Passes Substitute on Telephone Rates Debate

The House adopted a substitute bill by Mr. Leahy and Mr. Linhy in favor, restricting telephone rental to no more than 1 per month per instrument. Bell opponents and supporters clashed as roll calls revealed a 146 to 0 vote, with numerous names listed among those voting against the substitution.

Meg. Oxley Autland Linhy Committee On Manufactures Bell Company Dick Tobin Fay Brookline George Bent Mellen Worcester Aniey Allen Boston Baker Bartlett Bent Bingham Knightman Brown Cook New Bedford Cross Currier Doane Dodge Downes Dresser Fisk Freeman Friend Gamwell Godfrey Goodwin Gunn Hathaway Hathorne Hopkins Hosmer Hunne

House Debates On Trips And Underground Wires

The House rejected a reconsideration of a trip to the Hoosac Tunnel with 105 to 35 votes. Debate over placing all telephone wires underground drew 62 to 46 against the bill. Other items include Ludlow pauper care, child beggar law criticism, executive council inspections in Worcester, Lenox drainage authorization, fidelity insurance legislation, and a Wareham street railway incorporation proposal.

George Bent Cambridge Hoosac Tunnel Messrs Hillman Culmark Smith Worcester Fules Milford Mason Walker Malden Captain Hallett Captain Cook Major Bent Mellen House Merrick Bosioi Townsende Lawrence Steve Taft Palmer Shea Boston Ludlow Taft Finance Committee Lathrop Springfield Maor Supreme Court Siberia Free America Judiciary Committee Lenox Drainage Committee Housatonic Fidelity Insuraenes Lilley Middlesex Fidelity Insurance Company Fidelity Insurance Companies Reed Howland Lynn Harlow Atoo Pillsoury State House Street Railways Committee Onset Street Railway Company Wareham Onset Bay Grove Association State Board of Health Protection of Ireland

Superior Court First Session at Boston May 5

The May 5 session before Chief Justice Brigham resumes with numerous dockets and cases including Hartigan v Proctor, various jury actions, and financial matters. Notable entries cover Shattuck v Stewart check case, King v Phoenix Insurance, and multiple troppings through Fourth Session led by Judge Pitman. Financial news note dull but steady markets with gains in Atchison and Union Pacific stocks amid labor unrest.

Superior Court Brigham George Proctor Knowlton Charlotte A. King Phenix Association of London L. W. Howes J. Hi. Millett Russ Edward G. Shattuck Samuel G. Stewart H. G. Alien Edward Avery J. M. Way

Allard v. Lewis jury verdict and related tort actions

In Middlesex County May 5 before Judge Magon the jury found for the plaintiff in Allard v Lewis for 115277 dollars. The case No 26 Elizabeth Williamson v Cambridge KR Co suits for personal injuries from a car incident include a defense of contributory fault. The docket also lists No 327 George Williamson v Sam. Defendants’ counsel and trial orders accompany further entries and numbered cases.

Pitman Rose Bellava Leterio Relligrino Jary J. E. Cotter H. S. Swarey Ann Ryan Ys City of Boston Sterling Street J. A. Maxwell Davidson W. Nason Magon Allard George Williamson Sams Elizabeth I. Williamson H. Dudley W. IL

Supreme Judicial Court Faces Monday Equity Hearings

Supreme Judicial Court in Widdle Rex County reports ongoing equity and common law hearings. Judge Devens presides as the court resumes Monday morning with all cases marked for hearing.

Supreme Judicial Court Widdle Rex County Devens

London and Liverpool market notes May 5 1934 cargoes and prices

Trade bulletin reports wheat and corn firm in ships cargoes and on passage with steady spot markets in Liverpool and London. Prices for wheat, corn and related commodities rise and fall with demand, plus spot cotton and financial quotes in London markets.

London Beerbohm Chamber of Commerce Mark Lane Liverpool United Kingdom Paris Siséa Uplands Orleans

Grand Union Hotel Ad Offers Rooms and Transport

An old notice promotes the Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Central Depot with 6183 elegant rooms under a European plan. It claims low daily rates, elevator service, and transportation by horse cars, stages, and elevated railroad, inviting families to live better for less.

New York City Bageote Grand Union Hotel Eievato’s

Brewers and Wilkins Circulars for Market Conditions

Brewer and Wilkins at 35 Congress Street Boston offer valuable circulars and suggestions for operating successfully in the present market conditions upon application.

Congress St Boston

Stocks in Boston Advisory Brokers Board and May Bones

A dense financial page lists stocks and bonds with prices and percentages, including several banks like National Bank of Commerce and City National Bank, railroads such as Maine Central and Boston and Maine, manufacturers, and insurance firms. The report, credited to Winson W. Fay & Co, includes dividend notes, listings for milestone bonds, and miscellaneous securities across Boston storage and surrounding areas.

Seles A Bones al & Pbe von Rd Gicooo Og& LC Atfoesf Oh & Ae Cl&é Gand Sukins IRS HOM Iaseten Sen Wranie Boylston St Iblock Winson W. Fay & Co Stata Streat Bonanza Development Cin St. Laws National Bank of Commerce State National Bank National Bank National Bank of Noi Glcbe National Bank City Nationa Bank First National Bank of Chelsea Middlesex Miss St. Havens Colum Spring and Cran Little Rock Ft Smith Steno National Bank Eeeueee Natoval Bank of Redemption Second National Bank Mercantile National Bnk Saeu Shoe and Leather National Bank Asiatic National Bank Saleim Continental National Bank Suff National Baok Eastern RR Cambridge Horse RR Iowa Kalis and Sioux City RR Worcester, Nashua and Hochester Kil Port, Saco and Portamouth RR Boston Athenmum Cccesee Dweling House Insurance Co Security Mining Co Boston and Mame RE Fey Censol RR of

New York Financial Market Report May 5

Money on call remained abundant at 2 to 3 percent with the last loan at 2. Prime mercantile paper ranged 4 1 4 to 2 3. Bar silver at 1004. Sterling exchange steady with actual rates at 450% 136% for bills and 48516 488% for demand. Government bonds steady. Wall Street opened irregular, then firm. afternoon gains led to near-day highs. Richmond and West Point strong. Jersey Central weak early but reversed. Lake Shore and other rails advanced modestly. Second consols up 13, funded up 2. Nickel Plate, Fort Worth and Denver, and many bonds firm or up slightly. Various rail and utility issues show mixed but generally firmer closes.

Atlantic and Pacific Flint Pere Marquette Wisconsin Central Cleveland Canton Chicago Burlington and Quincy Summit Marquette, Houghton Onteasgen St. Pullman Palace Kansas City Springfield Memphis Tenn Birmingham Ala New York New England Eastern Maine Central the Herald Tonight Treasury Boston and Maine Boston & Maine Fitchburg Central Massachusetts American Bell Telephone Massachusetts House American Bel Telephone Company Boston Water Power Senate Boston Water Power Company Lgislactive Committee City of Boston Back Bay Young’s Hotel Sterling Exchange Duei Snit Stearty Ratlecan Richmond West Point Lackawanna Lake Shore Consolidated Gas Hocking Valley Canada Southern Minneapolis Louis Fort Worth Denver Atlantic and Pacific Western Division New Jersey Central Rio Grande Gulf, Colorado Santa Fe Missouri Kansas Texas Oregon Transcontinental Toledo, Peoria and Western Trust Indiana Bloomington and Western New Jersey St. Paul Kentucky Central Susquehannia and St. Joseph Grand Island Shenandoah Valley Wabash St. Louis Milwaukee

Trade and Outlook From 1885 Iron and Shipping Data

The note lists incoming steamers to Boston with berries peas and sweet potatoes from Norfolk Jamaica and Baracoaia and bananas for Leavens W & C and Noyes. It cites the American Iron and Steel Association report for 1685 with figures on imports and exports iron and steel ore production coal and rail miles.

Norfolk Boston Pearl Jamaica Baracoaia Leavens & Co Wenhaven Abaracoa American Iron and Steel Association Philadelphia Fenn

Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending May 5

TheBoston market shows a quiet steady tone across sectors with varied prices. Ashes and candles weak to steady, coal prices firm at ports and retail, coffee firm but easing, copper dull, cork trade steady, cotton mixed, drugs and chemicals trading steady, dyes firm, various groceries and provisions listed with fluctuating but stable prices, freight rates unchanged, and general markets for grain, oils, meats, and produce reflected in cautious demand and steady to softer quotes. Read as a period market digest with numerous named commodities and price ranges for the week.

Nova Scotia East Russia Manila Lie Ivsge Uplands Dyewoods S. Domingo Cizie Reid Ina Gambier Caleb Georges Hays Osen Lée le WY London Turkey Palermo Messina Aspinwall Port Lunon J.ae Baracoa Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp Australasia Melbourne Sydney Adelaide Brisbane Wellington Auckland California Minnesota New York Michigan Ohio Indiana Louis Sisal Buenos Ayres Montevideo Entre Rio Santa Fe Sierra Leon Entre Rios Seccons Rio Grande Pennsylvania India Fime Boston Calcutta Porto Rico Cigafuegos New Orleans Ponce Mayaguez Arroyo Menbaden Seeone Tb Vermont Hebrons Carolina Bond Tark’s Island Jersey New England SUMAC Sicily

Cotton and grain prices drift in multiple markets May 5

Chicago and New York trade centers report mixed activity with cotton steady to higher, flour and wheat prices uneven, and corn and oats subdued. Northern cities show narrow fluctuations as rail hubs log receipts and exports to Britain rise, while Gulf ports hold steady mid prices.

Augusta Galveston New Orleans Great Britain Mobile Savannah Charleston Philadelphia Lée Cincinnati Shipey Mid $E St. Louis Shipmen's Louisville France Continent United States

Receipts of Principal Staples at Moston Port May Day

A historical table lists total receipts at Moston Port from all points, comparing this May day with the same date in 1886 1888 1890. Items include Cotton Wool Cheese Eggs Wheat Sugar Molasses Leather Hams Tea Coffee Beef Bullion and more with quantities in bales boxes barrels and other units. The record mirrors year over year totals for major staples at the sugar refinery port.

Boiz Bouter

Livestock Markets Across Watertown Brighton May 5

Boston Post dispatch notes farm stock totals for cattle sheep and lambs swine and horses from Watertown and Brighton for the week ending May 5. It lists arrivals at nearby yards car counts by line and price ranges for market beef and store cattle with figures for regions including Maine New Hampshire Vermont New York and Canada.

Maine Hampshire R. I Anc New York Canada Watertown Brighton Boston and Lowell Fitchburg Albany Eastern

Prices of Sheep and Hides dominate busy livestock sale report

Prices for sheep and lambs vary by origin with Western and Northern lots. Cattle and veal prices hold firm despite arrivals. large droves move through New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts yards. Notable sales include milch cows, oxen, and yearlings, with strong interest from New York exporters and Liverpool trade developments.

Brighton Gairy Iss Merry Coswell Catles Wardwell Coutage & Up Libby & Son J H Gilman E Smith GB Cimmings C H Merrill Fogg J G Littlefield B M Heinman New Hampshire E F Aden J O Sanborn Dow & Moulton George Harris H A Wilson Breck & Wood Pike T G Courier A F Jones Aldrich & Jonason Vermont Hart & Seaver L W Tinker R P Pollard Whippie Whippie & Varntam, 38 Cattle 63 Sheep; W Ricker, 4 Cattle 2 Sheep; M G Flanders OJ. Piper AO Turner BS Hastings RL Lovell G AH Sprigg F Ketchum HJ Miller WG Townsend RE Frenet A Williamson FS Kimball Cattie A Pond J B Remick Ballard Bros GS Moody Massachusetts I Bardwell Henry C Hawkes Scattering New York D Fisher B Long W Scullans Western Farrell & McFlynn M Goldsmith D H Hillott A N Mooree Helly & Co E Farrell A Sawyer J. G. Richardson Helt Ongsle John MeIiuakey Canada Michigan Linculn Neb Southdown EC Hawkes Charlemont Masa Robert French Brook& Wood Kicker Whipple & Farnham Liverpool Piuseian Monroe Stockholm City Morrot Maine Ste Wardwell G. E. Brown Milton H Merry Isola Jersey Merry & Coswell JG Littlefield Sigelw H Merrill Selw Libby & Sen Grimmings Libby J H Fogg I Fadden Hi Mier Hi Merrill Whipple & Farniem J C Libby R P Pollaru Ludo Stec H J Miller W Ricker R EB French Lye A B Kuzeo Union Warket W Harraman Mu Merri H & Cummings EF Smith H Guimen F H F Charlton G KE Moody A & Fond RE French A Krgrem G H Sprigg K L Lowell A © Turner N K Campbell Ad Piper MG Flanders W Rieker Whipple & Farrham P Pollard JL W Tinker Hail & Seaver Mastercluetts W H Bardwell J S Henry Bestiering D Ficker W Scollans Watertown Yards Gaybreak Northern Pwa Psc Lowel Road Albany Seherlb Roma Watertown Tedw G E Moody K P Pollard Aldrich & Johnson W. Scollans Sige Hamlin Whittemore Springfield Ballard Brosestes Rales Connecticut River Hollis & Co J D Hosmer H M Taft Liboy & Merrill F Coolidge & Son Siseach J Carroll J Meloy

Business Troubles Hit Boston and Connecticut Firms

The Chemical Ozone Manufacturing Company of Boston assigns its property to Zenas S. Arnold and James Riley as creditors suffer. Thomas F. Lunny of Waterbury and E A Worn of Bridgeport enter insolvency. Wolf & Lowman shoe makers of Cincinnati assign to Samuel Wolffstein and W Hodsdon of Massachusetts faces mortgage losses. Elisha Taft of Waterville and Charles E. Chase of Waterville face liabilities around 1100 to 1600 with partial secured claims.

Chemical Ozone Manufacturing Company Purchase Street Boston Zenas S. Arnold James Riley Gtocer Greenwich Cincla— G Samuel Wolffstein W. Hodsdon Grocer Se Mass Elisha Taft Eetsaeld Maas Emereesy Charles E. Chase Waterville Artour Boat Auee Woy

City and bank securities listed by executor order

A readable fragment lists securities including 35 shares National Union Bank and various city loans. Entries mention amounts such as 34000 for US 42 1907 rex, 4000 for City of Boston 63 Jan 1 1804 ML, and 1000 to City of Cambridge 63 July 1 1892 ML, among others.

National Union Bank City of Boston M_L Lowell Cambridge Charlestown State of Maine City of Pall River City of Lynn Os M L

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