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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1886

Page

3

Boston Street Railways May Unite

A Boston debate over street railway consolidation and a cable system continues. The measure allows unions of Boston lines, sets rates, and requires approvals from stockholders, the board of railroad commissioners, and the city.

Boston Street Railways

Fall River Rep Seeks Reconsideration of Holiday Labor Bill

Mr Conway of Fall River moved to reconsider the House action on a bill banning employment of women and minors in mercantile establishments on legal holidays. He argued misapprehension about riots in Chicago and sought to correct it. Committee chair Federben vouched for Conway’s honorable conduct. yeas and nays were ordered.

Conway Fall River Chicago House Federben Labor Committee Hogan Lowell

Boston to issue park construction loan up to 500000

The Committee on Cities reported a bill for Boston park construction funding under chapter 175. The plan authorizes the city to issue negotiable bonds or indebtedness up to 500000 for park construction, to be repaid over up to fifty years at not more than 4 percent interest. Proceeds fund park works. sale of bonds transfers funds to the city treasury.

House Boston Senate Moody Merrill Jim Nugent Hazard Stevens George Bent Cambridge Creed South Boston Street Railways Committee Highland Road Middlesex Dudley Street Highlands City Square Charlestown Tremont Street Curtis Tremont Washington Streets General Hazard Stevens City of Board of Railroad Commissioners Shell Esuch Company Stevens Burns Ayer General Stevens George Ben Wharton Dresser William A. Rust Yeas and Ways Menpner Estes Charles River Street Railway Company Grst Board of Aldermen Seid Board Committee On Cities Donovan Liquor Law Forbes Worcester Lilley Public Health Committee Board of Health State House Fred Willcomb Young’s Benjamin F., Prescott New Hampshire Everett Water Commissioners Lathrop Springfield Eggett Pierce Tappan Board of Prison Commissioners House Judiciary Committee Messrs Lord Plymouth Mason Fay Brookline Naphen Joyner New Bedford House of Correction F. Gordon Dexter William H. Finney J. B. Kendall Roxbury Stone Company Gordon Bell Emerson Wright George A. Russell Nathan D. Bell Springfield Envelope Company Warren Orswell Walter F. Stiles Charles T. Crocker A. B. Haskell J. F. D. Garfield George W. Weymouth George E. Clifford Charlies P. Washburn Walter A. Fairbanks Orswell Mills Fitchburg Goss Lynn Bent Dwyer Committee On Claims Gaston R. R. Bishop New York New England

Militia Spring Drills Set Across Massachusetts Regions

Adjutant General Dalton issues a general order fixing drill dates for units including First Infantry Boston September dates for several brigades. It prescribes camp at Framingham and Essex July camps, with Battery C from Lawrence disbanded and Company M renamed Battery to replace it. The passage notes Bull's Cough Syrup as a known remedy.

Samuel Dalton Boston South Deerfield Cambridge South Framingham Salem Second Lawrence Pepperell Signal Corps Sandwich Framingham Higham Essex Robinson Melrose Highth Regiment Duchesney Merrill

Portrait of Ingersoll and Psalms in one window

A New York Graphic remark notes a large Broadway publisher displaying Colonel Robert G Ingersoll opposite a Psalms volume. The caption jokes the likeness together with the holy book is a mistake, praising Ingersoll yet doubting the pairing.

Robert G. Ingersoll Broadway Clinton Place Josh Billings Colonel Ingersoll New York Graphic

Money market and Wall Street notes from Boston and New York

Boston money market eases with banks buying at 4 to 5 percent and call loans around 3 to 4 percent. New York funds show premiums on $1000 and the market closes steady with mixed gains in railroad and mining shares. Boston bank reserves rise by 1.18 million, with specie and legal tender up. local stocks show activity in Atchison, Union Pacific, Wisconsin Central, and Bell Telephone amid trading and analyst notes.

New York City Brand Onion Grand Central Depot Grand Union Hotel Boston New York Ergneis Boston Bank Bell Telephone Atchison Atlantic and Pacific Chicago Burlington and Quincy Eastern Flint Pere Marquette Marquette Houghton Ontonagon New England Union Pacific Wisconsin Central Shorts Woerishoffer The Herald Gulf Treasury Washington van Wyck Union Pacific Railroad Inc Ntsceensseticaes TORR Dip Sedcinns Sewele Pullman Supreme Court Circuit Court of Massachusetts Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company New York and New England Railroad Company New York and New England Erie Clark Massachusetts Supreme Court Wall Street News Wall Street State Street Albany Boston and Lowell Oregon Railway and Navigation Oregon Short Line St Jo Council Bluffs Chicago, Burlington and Northern Little Rock and Fort Smith Calumet and Hecla Quincy Franke Lch Lake Superior London Priess Milwaukee Lake Snare Western Preferred W. P. Ands Consolidated Jersey Central Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Northwestern Sinking Fund Lake Shore Konees Pacific St. Louis San Francisco Peoria Decatur Evansville

100 Cons Pacific and Local Telephone Listings

Readable fragments show a historic classified style page listing telephone numbers, street addresses, and business names. Entities include Crescent, Catalpa, Mexican Telephones, and St. Louis connections. The section appears as a public utility or telephone directory snippet with mixed typos and OCR noise.

Pacific Wetabesa Catalpa Seceseeneesersea St. Lou H.ec & Llum Com Ec Agbass

Anthracite coal market shows strong demand and price moves

The Philadelphia Record reports a tight anthracite market with high demand for small sizes replacing bituminous coal and increased shipments to the East. Full monthly absorption is forecast at 2,000,000 tons. harbor and Eastern prices rise about 15 cents per ton. Pee coal sold up to 250,000 tons with price shifts toward bituminous. Hard white ash coals remain scarce and no strikes are anticipated.

Philadelphia Record Tidewater Schuylkill Haven Boston

Grain and flour markets show light trade and steady prices

The Guliana flour market is light with prices noted for fine, superfine, common and patent grades. Corn, oats, feed, meals and malt also display quiet tone with steady to unchanged prices. Butter and cheese markets are quiet with varied regional quotes.

New York Michigan St. Louis Illinois Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota Canada Vermont Franklin County Mass Liverpool Doe

Trading Prices Bulletin of Commodities and Provisions

Market notes show receipts of butter 3113 kgs and eggs plentiful with various regional prices. Beans apples potatoes berries and hay are listed with multiple regional grades, plus detailed beef pork and lard quotes and foreign fruits and oils prices. extensive commodity table and market commentary included.

State Cape Do Aroostock County Vermont New York Canas Gian Michigan P. E. Island Nova Scotia New Brunswick New York State Maine Grand Trunk Beauty Hebron Aroostook County Burbank Prolific White Brooks Peerless Rensselaer Washington N. Y Rose Hebrons Burbanks Chenangoes Prince Edward’s Island Norfolk North Carolina Florida Choice Jamaica Messina Palermo Valencia Havana Barscoa Timothy de Jersey Norfolk Boat Savannah Georgia Bermuda N. C Key West Worcester County

Grain Prices and Market Summary Across Cities

Across St Louis Cincinnati Toledo Minneapolis and coastal ports, flour and grain prices show mixed moves with lard pork and whiskey firm or easy. Receipts and shipments vary. cotton markets report quiet sessions with mid ranges across New Orleans Savannah and Philadelphia.

Court Record Refuses Injunction in Bay Window Case

United States Circuit Court on May 1 before Judge Colt hears Bailey versus Williams. Court issues a rescript denying the injunction sought. Case stems from the notable Back Bay bay window dispute. F A Brooks represents plaintiff. R W Nason defends.

United States Circuit Court William W. Bailey Henry B. Williams Back Bay Bay Window F. A. Brooks R. W. Nason

Supreme Judicial Court recempts and equity suits in 1880s docket

Recempts filed in cases including Hannah G Payson vs Alicea Burnham et al seeking injunction to halt bay window construction on lots 8 and 87 Beacon Street. Opinions discuss front line obligations under Mt Vernon indenture with Boston and Roxbury mill corp and enforceability for benefiting estates. Other items cover Royal B Conant cashier bond suit, probate trustee accounts, and uncontested divorce hearings in chambers.

Supreme Judicial Court Hannah G. Payson Alicea M. Burnham Beacon Street Said Street Mt. Vernon Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation Costa Hail Richard Olney AH. H.sprague Hutchins & Wheeler Eliot National Bank John V. Beal Royal B. Conant Moses C. Beal I. R John V. Blai William P. Hunt Rebecca Lynch Pacific National Bank William L. Lovell Lovell C. TI Gallagher

Legal notices and civil actions summarized from debt and property cases

The court addressed material alteration of a note and invalid attestations, dismissing actions where no grounds existed. In Dean Dudley v Briggs, attestation deemed a material alteration but unauthorized, stricken. In Nathan D. Abbott assignees v John Shepard, verdict favored plaintiff for 993.59 with proper jury instructions. In Isaac W England v Dearborn, conversion suit challenged a sheriff’s writ. mortgage validity contested due to lack of corporate authorization.

Dean Dudley Richard F. Briggs Gristol County Nathan D. Abbott John Shepard Charles H. Abbott Lowell Isaac W. England John B. Dearborn Chelsea Iron Foundry Company State of New York

Deshon v City of Somerville tort action in Middlesex

In Middlesex County May 10 Judge Mason presided over case No 549 George P. Deshon vs city of Somerville. Tort action for personal injuries from travel on Lay Street and bus care. Verdict for plaintiff for 1399 dollars. Plaintiff represented by G A Bruce. city by S C Darling. Prior order numbers listed.

George P. Deshon City of Somerville Lay Street G. A. Bruce S.C. Darling Chapman Street Shawmut Avenue Middlesex Street

Supreme Judicial Court hearing divorces in Middlesex May 10

Before Judge Devens the Supreme Judicial Court Middlesex County has been hearing divorces and will reconvene on Wednesday next to hear all equity and common law cases marked for hearing.

Supreme Judicial Cou &T Middlesex County Devens

Insolvency filings and creditors meetings across several states

Jacob Burnham filed to place John C. Cali of Gloucester in insolvency. A Boston creditors meeting for Charles P. Holden & Co. reported affairs as stated with a 35 cent on the dollar settlement. Numerous failures and assignments include F. W. Hedsdon of Haverhill, A. E. Hathaway of Williamsport, French Bros. & Riford of Wellington Kansas, Miller & McConnell of Amsterdam New York, John W. Howe of Indianapolis, and A. G. Howell of Friendship Tennessee.

Jacob Burnham Salem John C. Cali Gloucester Charles P. Holden & Co Commercial Wharf Boston F. W. Hedsdon Haverhill A. E. Hathaway Williamsbutz Mess French Bros. & Riford Wellington Kan Miller & McConnell Amsterdam N. Y John W. Howe Indianapolis Ind A. G. Howell Desler General Merchandise Friendship, Tenn

Import listing from multiple ports shows diverse cargo

Readable items include salmon trout lobsters eggs potatoes and fish from Boston Yarmouth Port Antonio and Savannah with names such as J G Mall Co Delong Seaman F D Hal and Whitney Pousland. Steel pig iron coal and various groceries also appear for Glasgow Savannah and New Orleans routes, with numerous firms and cargos listed.

Yarmouth Steamer Dominion Mall & Co Clements & Co Ellis & Co Poole Salmon Delong & Seaman Hal Griffin & Co Putchinson & Co Hazelton Shumway Jones & Co Thompson, Minor & Co Whitney, Pousland & Co Port Antonio Ruit Co Si John N B New Brunswick Will & Co Foster, Weeks & Co Cusningham & Co Bowles & Co Cutler Keyes Kimball A & O W Mead Woodside & Co Rockwell & Co Bills & Co Blanchard & Towle Real Hyde, Wheeler & Co Rich & Co Brown Bros & Co Moors & Co Waldo Bros Brown, Shipley & Co Piercer& Robertson S& S Pierce & Co Miise Seavey, Foster & Bowmar Mise JR Leeson & Co Cattie Cowan Ford Muse Baring Bros & Co Hovey & Co Jones Bros Gibson Townsend Spalding & Taylor Leeson & Co Duck N Boynton & Co Bates Cotton Cunard Steamship Line Clark Chase & Sanborti Davis & Co Forbes Florida Fruit Co Giea On & Co Huckins & Co Huston Hill & Coa Jaquith Kennedy & Co Locke & Co Lower Bros D Mead & Co A& O W Mead George McQuesien & Co Coates & Co Bbis Prince & Co Patch & Roberts Richardson & Densie Rice & Holloway Rogers & Co Squire Sampson & Co Sands & Co Seavey & Co Snow & Co Simonds & Co Stetson Lobey Tuttle & Co Bates Cotton Warren Steamship Line Bates Wheelwright & Co Baies Waltham Wadleigh Whitmey Rosin White Bros & Sons York & Whitney

1886 Cotton and Wool Goods in Regional Trade Totals

A ledger style entry lists numerous agricultural and textile commodities with quantities in bales, sacks, boxes, and bushels for 1885 and 1886. Items include cotton, wool, flour, eggs, cornmeal, beans, oats, apples, wheat, leather, lard, hams, grease, hides, tea, sugar, molasses, coffee, and molasses. Values noted in prices and sums reflect import export and local trade activity with many line items and figures.

Pdla Ofekins Prits Butt Pkge Toilkips Bales

Cotton and grain prices drift in mixed New York markets

New York May 10 Cotton steady with small declines across grades and brisk trading on uplands and Orleans lots. Flour and wheat futures show weakness in Chicago with mixed receipts and exports. corn and oats dip while rye holds firm. Elevated activity in pork, lard, and beef markets follows firm to weak demand across multiple states. tea and molasses notes shown.

Emery & Hodge Woerishoffer New York Europe India Orleans Isles H Minnesota Chicago United Western Steam Liverpool Texas Detroit Michigan Milwaukee California Mesa Financial London United States Belles Canadian Pacific Erie Illinois Central St. Paul Beerbohm Chamber of Commerce England Paris

Real Estate Transfers Across Suffolk County

Suffolk County records show multiple property transfers and mortgages. Names include Patrick J. Treanor Abbie H Otis Mary W Whittemore and others with properties on Charles Popler Clifton Beacon Herford Yeoman Mercier Mercer Fifth National Shurtleff Wicklow Mills street and more with amounts from $1 to $9390 and mortgage backs ranging up to $2000. Local entities include Boston and Roxbury mill corporation North End Savings Bank and several heirs executors in transfers across Chelsea Revere South Boston Brighton Roxbury and East Boston.

Patrick J. Treanor Et al James B. Richardson Charles Street Abbie H. Otis Mary W. Whittemore Popler Street Charles R. Whitcombe Benjamin F. Poenniman Henry Langfri't Yeoman Street Lymen Vilus Charles M. Titus Clifton Treet Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation Nathan Matthews Beacon Street Herford West Roxbourne Dummer B. Shaw Eugene H Ayres Farrington Street Michael Has Gen Luravna E. Shaw Anawen Avenue Augustus W. Sprague Benjamin M. Bond Aew. Hubbard Canterbury Street East Bortton Timothy O’ Coonovan Francis J. McLaughlin Paris Street Boston Charles O. Kendall Mary A. Webster National Street Samuel H. L. Pierce Frank J. Tuttle Mercer Street Willam F. Cogan Margaret Hagerty Fifth Street Chelsea Theodore N. Taylor John E. Hodgson Ober Revere George G. Taylor Orisot Heights P. G. Taylor William H. H. Whitney Brighton Edward Burnham John Wilson Long Wicklow Street Roxbury Ammon P. Kitching Galen Woodrell Mills Street

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