Tobin bill grants office to honorably discharged soldiers
Debate over the Tobin bill to appoint veterans without civil service exam moved through a long session. Amendments shifted to permissive language. the measure passed to a third reading by 129 to 50 amid objections that it creates a privileged class.
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Leahy Explains Absence From Last Tuesday Session
Representative Dennis J. Leahy of Boston reads a personal explanation to the House. He denounces an anonymous card, notes absence due to outside business, and thanks Mr. Oxley of Ashland for substituting his bill. He affirms support for his stand to cut telephone charges.
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Boston
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Ashland
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Boston Elevated Railroad Petition Heard In Haste Lateness
The street railways committee opens a hearing on the Boston Elevated Railroad Company petition seeking incorporation to build an elevated belt line through main streets with a $10,000,000 capital. Petitioners Candler and others are represented by Bainbridge Wadleigh H J Wells and T H Tyndale. Property holders protest via C A Welch and F D Allen. The City Elevated Railway Company backs the Moulton single track system with others, while Tyndale Bowan Worthington and Edward C Sherburne present arguments on the merits of the elevated plan and system.
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Committee On Towns
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Amending Bill Lets Health Boards Certify Vaccination Exemption
Dr Gleason of Rockland proposed an amendment to empower boards of health to grant certificates for unvaccinated children to attend public schools. The amendment passed to a third reading amid mixed views. Bailey of Everett opposed broadening the policy, citing few benefiting cases. Warden of Waltham noted five such cases locally.
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Everything Fixed to Suit the Senator from Cottage City
Senate debate centers on a fish protection bill for waters in Dukes County and nearby Edgar town and Cottage City. Norris leads against delay while Reed urges memorial and amendments, claims hearing was given, and a recommittal is refused. The bill is amended to cover all waters and authorize forfeiture of boats and nets for violations.
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Norris
Senate
Dukes County
Reed
IH2
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W. W. King
Edgartown
Legal Proceedings Hearings and Mandamus Rulings From Boston Court
The session before Judge Gardner and Judge Knowlton resumes in equity matters and includes hearings on uncontested divorces. A mandamus ruling orders issue of four writs to access Supreme Court opinions, challenging exclusive publication rights. Numerous cases listed for verdicts or trial, including Bourne v Caledonia and Osgood v Goward, with multiple defenses and judgments noted.
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Sallie M. Simmons
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Gerbasto
Local Stocks Dull and Irregular in Price May 11 1886
Boston markets show a quiet money market with abundant funds and light demand. Good business paper passes at 4 to 5 percent. loans on call with collateral at 3 to 3 1/4 percent. Clearing house balances and New York funds report modest premiums. Local stocks trading dull with few big movers and multiple price shifts across Atchison, Chicago and Burlington, Marquette, Wisconsin Central and others. Earnings reports for several rail lines show increases and decreases year over year, with May data indicating a generally mixed but improving week.
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Atchison
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Burlington and Quincy
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Marquette, Houghton and
Ontonagon
New England
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New York Commercial Bulletin
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Curb
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Era Railroad Company
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Chicago and Ohio River Railway Company
Aisial
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Wall Street May 11 Market Report Highlights Mixed Bond and Rail Activity
New York trading opened with easy money on call at 2 percent and steady sterling. Rail stocks drifted, with Lackawanna and Milwaukee advancing late. gains in Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Milwaukee lines offset by declines in several issues. Bond activity was sparse with mixed results across Chesapeake and Ohio, Baltimore and Ohio, and Indiana outfits, totaling 152 090 shares traded.
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Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railway and Navigation
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General Mortgage
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Great Western
Flour and Grain Market Quiet Demand Holds Steady
The market shows no change in flour and grain with quiet demand. Prices listed include fine 2 65 3, Michigan roller 4 60, Wisconsin spring wheat patents 5 40, oats and corn varied with steamer yellow at 5lc and mixed grades around 44 50c. Provisions, butter, cheese, and eggs move slowly with steady to dull tones, while hay, straw, and feed hold steady quotes.
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Canada
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Franklin County
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de Vermont
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Market reports show export demand but prices still weaken
Trade notes a lack of supportive action from buyers despite some export interest. Visible supply declines are minimal. prices slide with selling pressure, though a late rally appears from short covering. Corn turns clearer and pork edges up amid mixed weekly grain figures and car receipts data.
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Chicago
New York
Werat
Commodity Prices and Grain Markets Across Major Cities
New York reports cornmeal steady with exports and sales strong. wheat and corn show mixed levels amid moderate export demand. Chicago notes flour quiet, wheat weaker, corn firmer. livestock markets rise on higher pork and lard. Regional rates fluctuate with tea, coffee, and sugar steady to unchanged.
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Boston and Albany Railroad reports first quarter results
The Albany report shows earnings and expenses for the first quarter ending March 31 1886 vs 1885 with figures for gross income expenses net and surplus. Connecticut River Road employees seek wage raises triggering a partial strike and rapid replacement. Officials cite differences between freight and brakemen roles and work patterns in explaining pay dynamics.
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Boston and Albany Railroad Company
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Connecticut River Railroad Company
Springfield
Leonard
Boston and Albany Railroad
Beaton
Hoosac Tunnel
Western
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
Western Railway Company
Imports at Boston and Caribbean sugar cargoes listed
A dated ledger style import record shows various vessels in Boston and Caribbean ports carrying sugar from Continental Sugar Refinery and Standard Sugar Refinery, with cargoes including hds bagasse salt wool bananas coconuts and oranges. Names include Cushman & Co. Edward W Schmidt and G M B among others.
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Barkentine Isaac Dodge
Suga Continental Sugar
ST Johns
Turban
Cushman & Co
Cardenas
Constancia
Baga Sugar Continental Sugar
Trinidad
Cuba
Edward W Schmidt
O Foster
Yaracoa
Par
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Annie P Chase
Cornwallis
George E Rockwell
Port George
Emerson
Melassee O Foster
Cienfuegos
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Atkins & Co
Brig Merancy
Nellie
Crosby
Jaocrder
Catania
Brimstone Cochrane Chemical Co
Baes
Canary Seed
Asigi & Co
AS & J Brown & Co
H Hardy & Co
Palermo
Relfe & Co
AS & J Brown& Co
Tully & Co
Valencia
Amsinck & Co
Snow & Co
Total receipts of staple products at IL port today
Table shows today’s receipts for principal staples from all sources at the port, compared with the same day last year. Items include cotton, flour, oats, corn, wheat, potatoes, eggs, cheese, leather, pork, lard, beef, hides, bacon, tea, sugar, skins, butter, and other commodities with year over year figures.
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Eouee
Bezes
Market report from Fanueil Hall prices and supplies
On Wednesday May 12 the market shows steady demand across departments with Southern truck arrivals larger. Strawberries and green peas priced low for the season. Fresh Penobscot sardines and other seafood lines listed with varied bulk prices and fish such as halibut and tautog noted.
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Real estate transfers and mortgages across Boston area streets
A series of property deals listed include quitclaims, mortgages, and transfers across Westminster and Newbury streets in Boston and surrounding areas. Notable entries involve parcels on Oneida Kneeland Tremlett and Arlington streets with values ranging from $1 to $61200 and mortgage back arrangements with several banks and individuals.
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Helen A. P Perry
Westminster Street
Helen A. Perry
Jessie Smith
William Sobier
Uriah H. Cofin
James H. Kendrick
Newbury Street
William Dugan
Sarah A. Wood
Oneida Street
Ezra Rowe
Franciss
Hasseltine
Kneeland Street
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Centreceank
River Street
Dorchester—Home Savings Bank
Alice C. Leavitt
Tremlett Street
Sam G. Small
Thomas Driver
Armandine Street
Lydia Payson
Weston Lewis
Payson Avenue
Cheever Newhall
Nathan G. Green
Chelsea
Wiliam A. Davis
Asher A. White
Boston and Albany
William A. Davis
Winchendon Savings Bank
Highland Street
Mary T. Weld
Dennis Mahoney
Arlington Street
South Boston
Thomas Scanlan
Union Institution For Savings
Third Street
Roxbury
Thomas C. Lowe
Orlando H. Daverport
Shawmut Avenue
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London Market Summary Shows Steady Wheat and Strong Corn
May reports note coastwise wheat and corn quiet but steady with steady held wheat for prompt shipment. Liverpool listing shows winter and spring wheat priced around 7s 3d to 7s 4d with corn at 48 3d per cental. Cotton trading moderate, yields and futures mixed as Upland and Orleans bids hold.
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Insolvency and Assignments Reported Across Several States
Charles F. Rogers of Boston faces insolvency petition by H. C. Shrieve of the Edison Company of Lawrence. The Spencer Novelty Company in Wallingford faced an attachment, later removed, with N. D. Sperry named receiver. I Pettie of Minneapolis causes losses to Attleboro jewelers and Providence creditors, offering 45 cents on the dollar. In Faribault a writ against Adelbert Ames for 25000 and interest attaches to his Northfield mill stake.
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Lawrence
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EK. D. McGuinness
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Waterbury
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Faribault, Minn
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Ford, French & Co. New Boston Agents for Brockett Co.
Ford, F. French & Co. announce they are now the Boston and Eastern New England representatives for Brockett, fuille & Co. They will maintain a full stock of carriages and sell at factory prices.
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Harpist Aptomias Opens Evening Programme at YMCA Hall
World renowned harpist Aptomias appears in a programme of English Scotch and Welsh melodies at the Young Men's Christian Association Hall this evening. He is assisted by tenor Mr. W. G. Heinrich.
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