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.
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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.
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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.
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Moody Merrill
Jim Nugent
Hazard Stevens
George Bent
Cambridge
Creed
South Boston
Street Railways Committee
Highland Road
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Brand Onion
Grand Central Depot
Grand Union Hotel
Boston
New York
Ergneis
Boston Bank
Bell Telephone
Atchison
Atlantic and Pacific
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
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Marquette
Houghton
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Supreme Court
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Clark
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Wall Street News
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Oregon Railway and Navigation
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Little Rock and
Fort Smith
Calumet and
Hecla
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Do Aroostock County
Vermont
New York
Canas Gian
Michigan
P. E. Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
New York State
Maine
Grand Trunk
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Hebron
Aroostook County
Burbank
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Cedar Rapid and Northern Rd
Claremont
Kalamazoo
South Haven
Sullivan Bros. Auctioneers
School Street
Commercial
Albert Howe
Biervket Street
Halesroom
Pew
Barnes
Warren Avenue
Jerome &. Wacdonald
Rogers Building
Washington Street
Albany Street
Newton Street
Mason's
H. Tarbeil
Guardian
B Street
South
Stapleton & Deming
F. Cronan
Chapmen Street
Shawmmut Avenue
Horatio Harris & Ga
Hoosac Tunnel
Alfreda
Smyrna
L. Foster
MORSE
Samuel Little
Edward Sands
Phineas B. Smith
Aaron D. Williams
Knights & Co
Main St
Cambridgeport
Concord Square
South End
Tejephony
Mylet