Life Insurance Growth and Assessments in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts insurance report reviews rising life policy counts and value to Dec 31 1885, noting 782 605 policies in force totaling 1 975 878 524 in coverage. It details home and foreign life companies gains, industrial business growth, and the rise of assessment life operations, plus changes in casualty and benefit associations and a final note honoring Elizur Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Commissioner of
Massachusetts
Tarbox
Commonwealth
United States
Fidelity
Fidelity and
American Steam Boiler Insurance Company of
New York
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Fidelity Insurance
American Surety of
Fidelity and Casualty of
Guaranteed Company of North America
Montreal
Beides Industrial
John Hancock
Berkshire
Massachusetts Mutual
Ybhen
Selider
Life
Industrial Department
Hkenemit Insurance Companies
Masonic and
Odd Fellows
Secret Orders
Open Societies
Ohio Valley Life Company
West Virginia
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of
The
Hartford Life and Annuity Company of
Connecticut
Fidelity Mutual Life Association of
Philadelphia
Bankers’ Life Association of
Department
American Benefit Association
American Benefit Society
Massachusetts Safety Fund Assortsion
People’s Benefit Association
Assessment Life Companies
Home Assessment Life Companies
Massachusetts Relief of
Boston
Home Relief of
Lynn
Massachusetts Assessment Life Companies
United States Benefit Association
Massachusetts Benefit
Whrch
Mutual Provident
New England Mutual Aid
Elizur Wright
Guardian Bond Suit Names Mann Estate Minor
Supreme Judicial Court on May 7 hears John W. McKian judge presiding in the action upon a guardian's bond for the estate of William J. Mann. Judgment favors the plaintiff against Mann and against defendant Nickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
John W. McKian
Achemiah P. Mann, Jr
William J. Mann
Mann
Nickerson
Monotone docket of Boston Superior Court cases and verdicts
Resumed and given to the jury verdicts for plaintiff and defense in numerous cases. Civil docket lists Edward G. Shattuck, Samuel G. Stewart et al and others with noted verdicts and damages. Damages assessed for rent, negligence, and property disputes. rescripts fill several cases including mechanic lien enforcement and hotel theft recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Shattuck
Samuel G. Stewart
John Steward
H. G. Alien
Koward Avery
J. M. Way
K. F. Bumpus
J. B. Robinson
Terrece Avenue
C. A. Drew
J. W. Pickering
Michael Grady
Cambridge Railroad
W. E. and
A. G. Russell
Jaintift
W. H.martin
Sam Hoar
Ann Ryan
City of
Boston
J. A. Maxwell
Davidson
R. W. Nason
Jonas D. Fowler
Finlay Parsons
B. F. Hayes
C. T. Russell, Jr
CPPER
Fowler
Parsons
Tompson
Hart
Gardner
Willey
Newhall
Emmes
Gray Winthrop
Shirley
Bartley
O'Keefe
Boyd
Osgood
Goward
Gamuians
Sawyer
Willams
Knowlton
Carpenter
Keeling
Callinder
Busbee
Wells
Rhodes
Myers
Piper
Same
Bourne
Caiedaus
Whitney
Sullivan
Morgan
Duiger
Ducey
Royce Va Perkins
Noyes
Raymond
Barker
Kandidge
Tarrington
Flancers
Shine
Klauff
Acams
Boston Cold
Ballou Va Scully Storage Company
Katea
Costello
Martin Beatty
Eliza E. Parker
Niffore
Old Colony Railroad
Torn
Ridgeway Store Company
John M. Way
L. Shannon Davis
Levin. Gay
May Term Opens for Circuit Court Hearings
The May term of the Circuit Court begins Saturday May 15 with hearings at 11 a.m. Admiralty appeals and equity and law cases ready for hearing may be calendared in the clerk's office until May 10. Civil jury trials may be calendared until May 13. Blank calendar requests are available in the clerk's office.
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Circuit Court
Jones v Boston and Albany Railroad assault suit verdict
In the case before Judge Mason No 1137 William H Jones sues Boston and Albany Railroad for damages from an assault by a defendant servant at the Boston station gate. The defense denies. the verdict awards the plaintiff $200. Attorneys P H Cooney for plaintiff A L Soule for defendant. Case numbers 1040 1176 971 33 37 996 549 53 447 1173 1159 1175 1152.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Jones
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Boston
Ius Way
P. H. Cooney
A. L. Soule
Police Relief Association Meeting Votes Benefits
The regular monthly meeting chaired by President Gomee approved paying 524 in sick benefits to police divisions. It also authorized 1000 to the legal heirs of Patrolman Maxwell Crossman and 100 to Sergeant Jacob W. Glynn due to his wife’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Relief Association
Gomee
Walker
Lyons
Maxwell Crossman
Jacob W. Glynn
Contributions to Newsboy Reading Room Reported
Treasurer Charles Davis Jr lists donations from Charlies L Young 25 J H W 85 Samuel Cobb 10 Mrs J L Gardner 19 Albert Merrill 5 A Hemenway 50 D Warren 20 Albert A Pops 10 Friend 120 J A Hall 25 Amory A Lawrence 25 totaling 757 with previously acknowledged 452.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davis, Jr
Charlies L. Young
J.H. W
Samuel C.cobb
J. L. Gardner
Albert Merrill
A. Hemenway
D. Warren
Albert A. Pops
Friend
J A Hall
Amory A. Lawrence
Financial notes show steady rates and active stocks in Boston
The Boston money market remains steady with abundant liquidity and lower rates. Banks accept general paper around 4 to 5 percent, manufacturing paper 3 to 4 percent, and cleared funds indicate $12.1 million in gross exchanges. Union Pacific land sales rise. Eastern stock soars after Supreme Court ruling. copper and mining shares gain as markets weigh earnings and future dividends.
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Boston
New York
A. Belmont & Co
Kessler & Co
Europe
Atchison
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Eastern
New York and
New England
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Marquette, Houghton and Oatonagon
Atlantic and Pacific
New York Evening Post
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Gulf
Joural
Iowa
Atchison Company
Keokuk
Chicago
Union Division
Kansas Division
Icsie
Peureeateeaeeseeeeseee
Kansas
Omaha
Neb
van Wyck
Omaha Board of Trade
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
United States Treasury
Flint
Pere Marquete
Burlington
Quincy
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Springfield
Memphis
Summit
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Marquette
Houghton
Gatonagon
Dayton
Ironton
Calumet
Hecla
Franklin
Huron
Hodge
Ward
Portage Lake
Buffalo
Fawcett
Carolina Queen Mining Company
Burke County
N. C
Financial data snapshot shows dividends and stock quotes
The page lists varied securities with prices and yields including CB&N 5s at 102 percent, 1908 bonds, Mex Cen, Wis Conti, and Cal & Hecla, plus multiple par values and dates. It reads like a broker’s market table with common and preferred stock figures and dividend notes.
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Beus
Ieting
Rica
Baie. Grn
Len
Ole
At & Ftr
Luc
Do Inc
Nin Ee
Raicroay
Atfoasf
Uin San & View
Boy
Success
Wis Conti
Mintae Companies
Cal & Hecla
Miosllanbowl. & Bell
Nengtel
Grookline
Ae Jorton Water
tCommon
Untitled Local Advertisement Fragments
Fragmented OCR reads list of items with numbers and prices, including water meter, stock car, Summit Br Rd, telephone, American Shoe Tip, Tol. Oin. and St. Louis, and a stray housing note. Details are incomplete and mixed with filler letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Summit Br Rd
Oin
St. Louis
Dull New York stock and bond market trend amid mixed trading
The market closed near day’s best after a largely dull session. Leaders like Delaware Lackawanna and Western saw modest gains while Western Union lagged. Bond activity mirrored stock weakness with select issues advancing and others retreating amid broad turnover of 277,616 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Western Union
Richmond
West Point
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Consolidated Gas
Delaware and Hudson
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Lake Shore
Reading
St. Paul
Duluth
Erie
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy Adventures
Northwestern
Illinois Central
Knoxville
Ohno
Buffalo
Michigan Central
Manitoba
Wabash
Green Bay
Chesapeake
Onio
Nashville
Decatur
Louisville
New Albany
To-Ray
Savannah steamer arrives with veg and berry equipment
The Savannah steamer due Monday May 10 carries 1100 packages of vegetables and 32 refrigerators for berries. The San Francisco Trade Review notes canning aims high this season amid labor troubles, with extensive preparations for a large fruit and vegetable output. Apricots look scarce, peaches late, pears delayed to September, and prices for canners run 30 to 40 dollars per ton.
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San Francisco Trade Review
Los Angeles County
Duluth
Minneapolis
Dakota
Chicago
St. Paul
Flour And Grain Markets Hit By Quiet Trading And Steady Rates
The market shows steady prices across flour and grain lines with fine and patent grades quoted from Minnesota to New York. Oats remain scarce with on call trading quiet. corn, malt, butter, cheese, beans and vegetables display firm to dull tones, while provisions and oils hold steady amid muted activity for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Canada
Vermont
Franklin County
Mass
Liverpool
Western
Chicago
Western Creamery
New Brunswick
York
Maine
Massachusetts
Roxbury
Aroostook County
New Hampshire
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Hebron
Burbank
Eastern
Do Northern
Prolific
Astern
Peerless
Rens and Wash Co
Nova Scotia
Rose
Hebrons
Do Prolifics
Chenangoes
Prince Edward Island
Norfolk
Florida
Jean
Lord
Choice
Jamaica
Messina
Palermo
Valencia
Havana
Baracoa
Timothy
Jersey
Bermuda
Savannah
N. C
Key West
Beacon Light
Head Light
Chicago and Kansas City Hog Prices and Receipts Report
Market report shows hogs steady to firmer across cities with varied weights and prices. Chicago and St Louis note steady to active trading, while Peoria reports strong hog prices. receipts, shipments, and daily totals are listed for each market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
St. Louis
Peoria
Cotton and flour prices across major markets May 7 1880s sections
Cotton markets across New York and southern ports show unchanged prices with totals of 570 bales traded and mixed regional quotes for uplands, Orleans, and Texas grades. Flour and wheat futures move with No 2 spring at 92 cents, No 1 hard cf and 1 at 93 9 3/4 cents, and imports/exports listing large batch figures for mill products and grains.
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New York
Orleans
Texas
St. Louis
Minnesota
Western Steam
Western
Chicago
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Foreign Markets Report from London May 7
Cargoes off the coast and firmer grain prices in London and Liverpool. Wheat and corn prices steady to firm with Californi a wheat at 35s 6d and 35s near due. Liverpool receipts show ample American grain and bacon and cheese prices steady. cotton futures dull with mixed regional quotes.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Mark Lane
California
Paris
England
Uplands
Orleans
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Noted in Transfers
Suffolk County transfers show numerous parcels of land and buildings exchanged, quitclaims and mortgages recorded across Boston area streets including Franklin Warwick M street Chestnut Chelsea Bennington Chelsea Great Head Marion Street and Tremont with values ranging from $1 to $9000 and multiple trustees and executors involved.
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Suffolk County
Charles Woodbury
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Franklin Street
Francis B. Hayes
Amelia Rollins
Warwick Street
Jane M. Howard
Charles S
Rosa P. Rollins
George Lewis Et al
Charles S. Kittredge
Road
East Lenox Streets
Louis Abrams
William Minot, Jr
SouTh Bostron
Russell A. Miller
Charles S. Judkins
M Street
Eben S. Harmon
Silas Duargan
William A. Davis
Broadway
John F. Noonan
Rollin H. Allen
Bennington Street
Edward Winston
Chelsea Street
West Roxpury
Frances E. Andrews
Patrick O’brien
Terrace Avenue
Dorchester
George L. Goldie
John D. Batchelder
Rockwell Street
D. Gilbert Dexter
Mary E. Cronin
Prospect Avenue
Margaret Ann Curtis
Milton Avenue
Charles E. C. Breck
William Fuller
Neponset River
Roxbury
Ludwig Trey
Frank A
Smith Street
Joseph Bryan
Susan R. Chase
Dorr Street
Ida H. Hollingsworth
Eliphalet W. Dennison
Townsend Street
Andrew Cassidy
Margaret E. Wises
Wyman Street
Neil Kenney
Charles F. Donnelly
Tremont Street
Charlestown
William B&b
Onthank
Mort
John P. Barnard
Warren Institution For Savings
Middlesex Sc. Dist
Bunker Hill Street
Boston
Suffolk
Massachusetts
Benjamin Page
Yerrington
Wall Street
Sullivan
J. Brown
Bank Hill Street
Barnard
Seth Wilmarth
Henry W. Brace
Atty
Court Street
Diverse cargo list off ship Rialto and others at Baracoa Harbor
A long mixed shipment lists crates, cases, and casks from many firms for destinations including Baracoa and Mayaguez, with items such as eggs apples lobsters woollens sugar and hardware. Numerous shippers from London to Calcutta appear, noting balance of cargo to order and multiple vessels in port.
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Yarmouth
ES Ellis& Co
Arclay & Co
Cardenas
Augustine Kobbe
Liverpool
Eng
Pavonia
Cottons Sheninger, Moses & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Abram French & Co
Clark, Adams & Clark
Whitney
Everett & Co
Littie Brown & Co
Havey & Co
Hooper Lewis & Co
Withington & Co
Byrnes
Td's Steel Dodge
Onions A Hardy & Co
Karle Manus Co
Linder & Meyer
Norton
Holder & Herrick
McGregor
Pratt & Son
Jordan, Marsh & Co
RH White& Co
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Jackson, Mandell & Daniel
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Baldlamy & Co
R H White & Co
Moise S Chaxter & Son
Wason Manusco
T W Norman & Co
Thompson & Odell
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Frost & Adams
Brigham—Ko Jones, McDuffen & Stratton
Ceils Cumner, Jones & Co
Multin & Co
Jushing & Bugs
de Torrey, Bright & Capen
Totals of Staple Receipts at This Port Today
The table shows today’s total receipts at this port for principal staples from all origins, compared with the same day last year. Items listed include cotton butter eggs cheese oats cornmeal and more with quantities in various units and several yearoveryear figures.
Local Records Describe Roads and Associations in Early 1900s
Fragmentary notes show names like Trion Metallic, McKay Metallic Fastening, and Old Colony Road. Mentions Lyon and River locations with dates Feb 15 1887 and Aug 1 1905. Central Mass Road projects appear alongside a brief list of individuals and roads.
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UU UA Uesrieety
Fail River
M L. Ty
Lyon
M L
SP Covel
Slo Conn
Rivers
Prief
Trion Metallic Fast Assn
McKay Metallic Fastening Association
Old Colony
Central Mass
Prof
Misn Alasaw Afille
Weekly port receipts of principal staple products
The table lists total weekly receipts from all shipment points for staple goods at the port, including transshipments, comparing 1886 figures across many commodities such as cotton, wheat, flour, meal, sugar, butter, cheese, butter, lard, meats, and hides, with quantities in bales, bushels, tierces, boxes, barrels, and other units. Several items show large totals, indicating active trade in cotton, sugar, molasses, and dairy products among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W’il
National business failures rise across United States and Canada
The past seven days report 167 U S failures and 25 in Canada, totaling 192, near last week’s 207 but above the week prior. New York City sees light failures while Providence Rhode Island dealer W H H Barney assigns liabilities of 5000 with 70 cent on dollar to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dunn & Co
Edward Russell & Co
United States
Canada
New York City
W.H. H. Barney
Providence
R. I
N.S. Beebe
Springfield
Mass
D. MacDonald & Sons
Commission Dry
St. Louis
Charlies Fisher & Co
New Bedford
John N. McClintock
Concord, N. H
C. UV. Holt
Canton
Property Auctions In South Bofton With Multiple Buyers
Jerome S. Macdonald sold on Thursday afternoon estate 8235 Broadway opposite Independence Square South Bofton for 4990 to James A. Watson estate 131 M Street for 2775 to J A Danforth estate 694 East Seventh Street for 3750 to Charles James and estate Gil East Eighth Street to James Davyenport for 3600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome S. Macdonald
Broadway
Independence Square
South Bofton
James A. Watson
M Street
J. A. Danforth
East Seventh Street
Charles James
Gil East Eighth Street
James Davyenport
Unclear Mining Stock Prices Tumble in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 7 the following official closing prices for mining stocks were reported by Yale. Names such as Weas and Best & Belcher appear with fractional gains or losses while several entries are garbled. The list includes Bodie, Eureka, and other mines with small percentage changes, though many entries are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weas
Bkeseusedavs
Gou'd & Curry
Best & Belcher
Hale & Ne
Sennreeed
Bodie
Cece Neues
Isc U Vests
Cala
Vieveseeediy Mobo
Seivcicessese Unease Eureka
Cure of Brights disease with Warner's Safe Cure
Buffalo New York September 22 1885 Dr J D A Vohle reports a patient with Brights disease showing albumin and casts in urine improved after beginning Warner's Safe Cure. After six bottles the kidney trouble was entirely cured and the remedy was used successfully in many other cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Bright
Warner
Vohle
M. D
Michigan Street
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Deer Island
Liquor Law Committee
Judiciary Committee
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Murphy
W. S
George Wiley
Sylvester 5. Bumstead
George A. Simonds
Fifth Infantry
Albert J. Dickinson
George T. Sears
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Isaac W. McDonald
George H. Law
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Wakefield Rattan Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Lyman Mills Central of Mass K R Co
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Boston Art Club
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Amory Mfg Co
Lymal Mila
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Hamilton Mfg Co
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Concord
Highland Street Ry Co
Newmarket Mig Go
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McKay Metallic Fastening Assn
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Boston Belting Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
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Canaed Northern RR
Boston & Lowell RR
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St Johnsbury & Lake Champlain RR
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Boston & Lowell KR
Eavenworth, Topeka & So West
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Lawrence Mfg Co
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Pond’s Extract CO
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Brandt
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Market Street
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First Division Railway Mail Service
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Christiana Henderson
Knapp
Caroline Knapp
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Abner W Pollard
Nancy Chase
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Hill
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Samuel Little
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Washington Street
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