Senatorial Debates Over Labor Arbitration Proposals
The Senate debated the arbitration bill and urged amendments as Senator Dunbar sought to widen the class of potential arbitrators. Morse and Reed backed parts of the amendment while Alger and others urged reconsideration. The vote shifted to 17 for the amendment and 16 against, with the bill then engrossed and to return to the House. Also reported were prison statistics, Cincinnati bond debate, water supply franchise provisions, and various House actions on town meetings statutes and railroad issues.
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Senate
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Alger
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Massachusetts
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House
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Gove
Fallon Jefferson
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Berkshire
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Toppan
Wilbur
Bigelow
Douglas
Emerson
Hayes
Howard
Showland
Essex
Kendrickson
Mec Gahey
More
Napben
Scott
Welker
Cincinnati
Bent
Fay
Bottom
Northampton
Crosby
Pittsfield
Cowdrey
Stoneham
Teele
Boston
Water Supply Committee
State House
Committee On Towns
Railroad
Housatonic Road
O'Connor
Worcester
Messrs. Bent
Cambridge
Federden
Quincy
Mercantile Affairs Committee
Milford Electric Light Company
Report on Manufacturing Accident Reporting Bill
The Senate debated a bill to require immediate reporting of all accidents in manufacturing establishments causing disabling injuries. Amendments changed the disabling period from two to four days, with Morse and Jests proposing seven and four days respectively, both failing. Forbes four day rule passed, Kendricken removal of police victim name provision also approved as the bill moved to a third reading.
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Senate
Howard
Morse
Jests
Forbes
Kendricken
Resolutions Condemning Chicago Uprising By Senator Morse
Senator Morse of Canton offered resolutions in Massachusetts Senate denouncing the Chicago uprising, condemning anarchist acts and urging extreme penalties for inciting crime, expressing sympathy to Mayor Carter Harrison and calling for punishment of those who shed criminal blood. The resolutions were announced and printed, but Morse did not move their adoption.
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Senate of
Massachussetts
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Europe
United States
Senate
Parkman Case Tests Ward Lines in Senate Districts
Assistant Attorney-General Shepard told the judiciary committee that senatorial districts must follow ward lines as of May 1885, supporting Parkman’s view. Boston’s 1875 division was repealed last December, prompting a request for a new division and potentially invalidating all districts since 1876. The issue awaits supreme court guidance amid a political tangle.
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Kenry Parkman
Judieciary
Shepard
Judiciary Committee
Henry Parkman
Boston
Mr.Shepard
Parkman
Yeherty
Supreme Court
Debates Continue On Street Railways Bill In House
The House debated a bill to authorize street railway companies to lease and consolidate, and to establish cable motive power. Amendments sought rails regulation of fares and preservation of the Charles river company appeal rights. Several speakers urged postponement for reading and printing amendments. The session adjourned with the bill still unsettled.
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Wharton
Burns
Ayer
Street Railway
Charles River Company
Board of Aldermen
Hazard Stevens
Dresser
Boston
Stevens
Dwyer
Creek
Mr. Mellen
Worcester
Bent
Cambridge
Cambridge Civil Service Reformers Endorse Fiscal Inquiry
Cambridge Civil Service Reform Association held its annual meeting with Charles Theodore Russell presiding. The treasury showed year receipts of 23606 and expenses of 28648, a deficit of 5042. Officers elected included John C. Dodge as president and Morrill Wyman Jr as secretary. The group denounced the Tobin and Stevens bills, urging defeat and distribution of the resolutions to senators and representatives.
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Charles Theodore Russell
Cambridge Civil Service Reform Association
Merrill Wyman, Jr
Tobin
Stevens
John C. Dodge
Charles W. Eliot
Chauncey Smith
Asa P. Morse
S. Albee
G.a.allison
James Barr Ames
William F. Bradbury
Nathaniel S. Shaler
Frank W. Taussig
Joseph G. Thorp, Jr
E. M. Parker
C. F. Wyman
W. O. Henshaw
E. H. Hall
Edwin B. Hale
Freeman Huunt
George W. Leverett
James J. Myers
Albert S. Parsons
Robert N. Toppan
William W. Vaughan
George G. Wright
Morrill Wyman, Jr
Mr. Thorpe
Civil Service Act
Labor Service
General Court
Sievers
Lieutenant Dougherty Explains Armory Keys Role
At a military court of inquiry Lieutenant Dougherty faced Col Strachan’s charge that as first lieutenant of Company KE he acted as armorer and disobeyed orders. He testified five years in the company and twenty-one in the militia, denied acting as armorer, and said he never cleaned guns. The proceedings noted Captain Ford’s desire to straighten property affairs, and that Crowley handled coat room receipts while Dougherty held Captain Ford’s keys. The cross examination was lengthy and the court adjourned to Monday evening.
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Military Court of Inquiry
Strachan
Company KE
Ninth Regiment
Ford
Stars
Montgomery
Captain Ford
Crowley
Not Wreck the Schooner Hacer Judge Carpenter Delivers Charge
Judge Carpenter charged the jury in the Jeffrey Gerrier case in the United States Circuit Court. He limited focus to two counts out of eight, with the other six directed not guilty. The jury, after forty minutes, returned verdict not guilty and Gerrior was discharged, his supporters cheering as he and his wife departed.
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Carpenter
Jeffrey Gerrier
United States Circuit Court
Gerrior
Gerriors
Boston youths sparked by Ranney retirement prospect
The prospect that Mr. Ranney will retire at the end of this term of Congress awakens hopeful aspirations in the breasts of several young gentlemen of Boston according to the Lowell Courier.
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Ranney
Congress
Boston
Lowell Courier
Prices Irregular In Quiet Boston Money Market
The Boston money market remains quiet and largely unchanged with call loans at 3.25 to 4 percent and mercantile paper at 3 to 5 percent. New York funds show small premiums, government securities are steady, and foreign exchange edges higher. Local stock dealings were moderate with Atchison and Water Power among active names, while transportation and railroad earnings drew attention.
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New York
New England
Atchison
Water Power
Bell Telephone
Aspinwall Land
Maverick
Flint
Pere Marquette
Atlantic and Pacific
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Brokers' Board Sales Report May 6 Across Multiple Issues
The document summarizes brokered sale results across numerous issues including AT&SF and Mex Cen stocks, with prices ranging from $1,000 to $20,000 and yields/percentages noted. Entries list brokers like Denver ex', NY NE7s, and Og & Lake, alongside regional rail and utility classes, showing diverse par values, percentages, and dividends.
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Brokers’ Board
Bale
At& SF
Denver
Og & Lake C
Ore R& N
Atto&sf
Pac
Boston & Alb
Bos & Lowell
Chi B & Q
MOML
Anbuve Abell T
ISL N EngTel
FANIA
Aspinwall
Beston Water
Maverick Land
Unclear Dockside Listings and Company Names
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple entities such as Boston Water Power, Reece Button Hole Mgch, Bonanza Development, Dunkin, Crescent, Napa Cons, McKay Metallic Fastening and trans Ships Berth. The passage appears to be a damaged directory or inventory with values like 100, 160, 200, and 700, lacking coherent context or complete sentences.
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Boston Water Power
Wall Street Mixed as Daily Stock Declines Amid Volatility
New York reports a choppy session with money on call at 2.8 percent and prime mercantile paper at 44 35. Rail shares weaken late, led by Lackawanna and Lake Shore, with several mid-day rallies fading. Trading volume reaches 32,251 shares as bonds hold steady and select issues such as Missouri Pacific and Jersey Central show fractional gains while numerous others slide.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanana
Lake Shore
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Pacific Mail
Missouri Pacific
Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Erie
Louisville
Nashville
Lake Shorely
Northwestern
New York City
Northern Trust
Susquehanna and Western
Texas and Pacific Land Grants
Manitoba
Colorado Coal
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Ohio
Indiana
Bloomington
Western
Green Bay
Petroleum production in Russia and Nebraskan crop outlook
September 1885 statistics record 1120 acres under oil in Russia with 79 firms, 156 working wells yielding 14 292 000 gallons daily, and annual output around 360 million gallons. Nebraska and Western Iowa crops show near perfect conditions, with corn planted and growing, strong wheat prospects, and a nationwide farming optimism despite late spring and rains.
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Russia
United States
Coal Trade Journal
Ffty
Nebraska
Iowa
Germany
Belgium
England
Markets Digest Flour Corn Oats Butter and Provisions
Flour and grain prices hold steady with multiple grades listed for Minnesota Michigan and New York. Corn quiet with steamer yellow and No 2 mixed noted. Oats firm with on call trading for June and May prices. Butter cheese and eggs show mixed demand. milk products vary by region. Provisions include pork and lard bids with prices for backs lean ends and hams. Oil and molasses markets also cited with charter figures and hog market summaries from Chicago Kansas City and Peoria.
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Antwerp
Cardiff
Belgium
Germany
Englard
Engiana
United States
Emery & Hodge
Norton & Worthington
Chicago
Messrs
Emery & Hodges
Cudahy
New York
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Tse
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Ile
Sud
Canada
Vermont
Franklin County
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Liverpool
Western
State Creamery
Checar
Dnuil
Cape
Do Aroostook
P. E
Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
York State
Baldwin
Maine
Massachusetts
Roxbury
Aroostook County
New Hampshire
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Hebron
Burbant
Eastern
Do Northern
Prolific
Peerless
Rans and Wash Co
Prolifics
Florida
Dresser
Country
Mesa
Jamaica
Messina
Palermo
Valencia
Havana
Baracoa
Ilye
Red Top
Jersey
Bermuda
Savannah
N. C
Key West
Worcester
Centennial
Beacon Light
Head Light
Imperial
Kansas City
Peoria
Manila
Bel- Mont
Ponce
Porto Rico
New York Cotton Prices Report May 6
The cotton market in New York on May 6 shows firm prices with sales totaling 66 bales. Upland grades range from ordinary at 6 11-16 to middling at 9 16-16, with low middling around 8 3 4 cents and good ordinary near 8 1 2 cents. Orleans offers ordinary at 6 3/4 to 6 1/4 cents and good ordinary at 3 1/4 to 3 1/2 cents, reflecting a generally steady session.
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New York
Flour and grain markets mixed with steady prices across cities
Grain markets show varied results with flour down in Chicago and St. Louis steady, wheat prices easing and exports rising. Reports from Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Minneapolis and other hubs note receipts and shipments, with pork, lard, and beef values steady to firm, and coffee and molasses markets remaining subdued.
Imports at Boston ANNAPOLIS Steamer New Brunswick and cargo listings
A long ledger style import list from Boston to Annapolis and onward to Mayaguez shows steamer New Brunswick with potatoes eggs and fish for multiple firms. Entries include W O Baker H F Hammond F L Clemente Delong & Seaman Stimson Murray Blanchard Worth and many others with quantities in bbls bags cases crates bales and boxes. Remaining cargo to order includes Norseman steel wool wine sherry tobacco sugar and various hardware and merchandise from London Liverpool New York and other ports.
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Boston
Annapolis
New Brunswick
Baker
Hammond
Chapin
L Clemente
Fales & Leahy
Griffin & Co
Gay & Co
Hilton Bros
Hinkly, Ayres & Co
Russell & Co
Mayaquez
Schoorer Wiliam Marshall
Bay State Sugar
Swan
Atkins & Co
Liverpool
Eng
Norseman
Tin Lates Phelps, Dodge & Co
Briggs
Baring Bros & Co
Jackon
Quttin & Coy
W& C K Noyes
Srintouali & Co
Fuller & Wilder
Cassidy
Golathwalt & Co
King & Co
Read & Sons
Cumner, Jones & Co
Gaskell
Pierce & Robertson
Burgess & Goddard
Pray Sons&co
Caes Linen Brown, Durrell & Co
L&d S Ricker
Abram French & Co
Stone & Downer
Ceres
Everett & Co
CG Chase & Co
Waulbaum & Co
Vox Aveddes
Bell
Cage Goods
Ditson & Co
R H White & Co
Votal Receipts of Staple Products May 6 at Port
A table lists total receipts of principal staples at the port from all points, comparing today's figures with last year. Items include cotton, corn, wheat, eggs, apples, potatoes, lard, leather, hides, beef, and coffee with varied quantities in barrels, boxes, or units. The data shows fluctuations across numerous commodities and years 1886 and 1885.
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Heiler
Gaze
Oreking
Foreign Markets Briefs From London And Liverpool May 6
Cargoes off the coast wheat quiet and steady corn none offered arrivals for orders nil weather very fine wheat and corn on the passage to the continent 540000 quarters wheat 160000 quarters corn 2050000 quarters wheat and flour 320000 do corn to the UK at Liverpool breadstuffs wheat steady corn steady Quotations and prices listed for Western corn peas pork bacon cheese lard tallow Cotton futures and currency notes United States bonds and Havana gold prices Sugar market firm due to speculative action
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Commercial
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Ening Il
Havana
Qon
New Route to St Joseph Opens on Rock Island Line
The Chicago to St Joseph through line on the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway began public use on May 2, 1886. Through express trains depart Chicago at 12 10 p m and 11 p m and reach St Joseph at 7 15 am and 7 55 pm with returns at 7 35 pm and 7 55 am. Passenger equipment includes day coaches Pullman palace parlor sleeping cars reclining chair cars and dining cars noted for comfort luxury and splendor. The new line offers a new transportation avenue connecting Chicago and St Joseph.
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St. Joseph
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Altamont
Rock Island
Kansas City
Stockholder letter warns against takeover plans for railroad
William J. Rotch defends current management of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, warns that New York and Boston interests seek control. He cites impractical plans to standard gauge, warns against a $1,090,000 mortgage, and urges stockholders to support the present leadership as honest and capable. Foreclosure sales, earnings reports, and potential Erie-Chicago and Atlantic consolidation plans noted.
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Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific
Cleveland
Canton
William J. Rotch
California
New York
Boston
Indiana, Bloomington and Western Railroad Company
Chan
W.d. Rorenu
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Illinois Central
Louisville and Nashville
Omaha
Claremont and
White River Junction Railroad
Hosea W. Parker
Otis F. R. Waite
Claremont
George W. Hunt
Chester Pike
Sylvanus W. Bryant
Henry Gould
Cornish
Joel F. Raynsford
Alban P. Wood
Wiliam C. True
Plainfield
H. W. Parker
William H. Sisson
Chicago and Atlantic Road
The
Erie
Court Record In Union Edge Letter Co Suit
In a suit for injunction and account under patent 173284 dated 1876, Helms assigned edge burnishing machine improvement. Keith defends with non infringement. Hearing held with Maynudier for complainant Porter for defendant. May term of Circuit Court begins Saturday May 15 with calendar deadlines for admiralty equity and civil cases.
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Union Edge Letter Company
George E. Keith
Charles H. Helms
J. F. Maynudier
T. W. Porter
Circuit Court
Fragmented Boston court docket list with numerous cases
A resumed and verdict heavy court record from Boston sessions lists numerous civil cases before Judge Pitman including Hartigan v Proctor and Mahern v Boston, with mentions of libel and replevin actions. Attorneys are named for several plaintiffs and defendants across many docket numbers.
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George Proctor
Insolvencies Across States Signal Creditors’ Stakes
Creditors offered 25 cents on the dollar as receivers and assigns surface in multiple cases. John Parris of Oxford Maine assigned. Edward F Bowker of Freeport Maine settling in insolvency. John M Trafton Co Biddeford Maine compromised at 50 cents. Philip Herman of Rome New Hampshire made an assignment. Chenowith Co druggists of Maysville Kentucky assigned to L W Robertson. Neal & Son of Franklin Falls New Hampshire failed.
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Maysville
L. W. Robertson
d._C. Neal & Son
Franklin Falls
N. H
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County and Nearby Areas
Executors of Francis B Hayes transfer interests in multiple parcels on Warwick street and Third Street with values ranging from 2660 to 2695 and mortgage backs. Other noted deeds include Dwight street properties for 8500, 2675, and 1600 mortgage backs, property on Columbus avenue and Newbury street, and mortgages or transfers involving Roxbury Chelsea East Boston Revere and West Roxbury parcels. Names include Francis B Hayes Abram Levi Sarah Moses John Doolin Magnus Wood Chad Warner Joseph P Shaw and many trustees and guardians, with various street addresses and sums noted.
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Francis B. Hayes
Joseph F. Wilson
Warwick Street
William J. McPherson
Charles A. Folsom
Dwight Street
Abram Levind
Sarah Moses
Sylvanus F. van Choate
Columbus Avenue
Caleb H. Warner Et al
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Newbury Street
Eleanor B. Pearson
Derenestekr
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Rachel
Standish
Miller Street
Rox
West Roxbury
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Allen Colburn
Boylston Avenue
Charles T. Allen
Almira H. Trish
Hyde Park Avenue
Revere
John H. Dykeman
G. W. Hall
Revere Street
Joseph F. Loring
Sarah A. Coburn
Shirley Avenue
Wiliam G. Farnum
Joseph F. Frye
Beachmont
Boston
Patrick O’ Donnell
Albert Gates, Jr
Chelsea Street
Thomas E. Edgar
George Cook
Bennington Street
Mortesga
Thomas Pounder
Sarah C. Bartlett
Jobn Merriam
Highland Place
Gloucester Fish Market Prices for Week Ending May 6 1886
The Cape Ann Advertiser reports Gloucester market prices for cod, mackerel, herring, and other fish. Notable figures include large Georges cod at 3 per atl, old 2 25, new 3, with various shares, dry cured fish 3, halibut 6 8c, mackerel shares 4 for 38, 5 for 2 %, and fresh halibut and herring prices across several classifications. Also listed are fish byproducts and oil prices such as crude oil 50c per gallon and liver prices 35c per bucket.
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Haddock
Nova Scotia
Labrador
Cape Ano
Railroad Commissioners to Continue West Deerfield Accident Probe
The railroad commissioners will press the West Deerfield accident inquiry on Monday at 11 a.m. It is expected injured firemen will attend. Contractor Mr. Farr en testified about how the road was constructed.
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West Deerfield
Farren
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