Money Market Shows Quiet Week in Boston Banking
The Money Market in Boston ends a quiet week with stable rates. Clearing House unsettled, time loans 4 1 2 to 6 1 2 percent, call loans 4 1 2 to 6 percent, bank balances at 4 percent, New York funds at par. Exchange figures include Chicago at 26 discount and various city premiums, with weekly Clearing House totals and international rates noted.
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New York
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Telegraph
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Atlantic & Pacific
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Republican campaign funds squeezed by manufacturers and rivals
The piece surveys Massachusetts politics in the fall race, noting shoe, iron and wool interests fearfully withholding support from Republicans. It highlights infighting, rival ambitions in districts, and potential Democratic gains as leaders seek funds from Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Washington amid calls for reform.
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Massachusetts
Republican Party
J. Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Republican
Oliver Ames
Eason
Ames Plow Company
Congress
Ohio
Ashington
Two Heavy Tobacco Failures Hit New York Firms
New York on May 11 reports N Lachenbruch and Bro failed after creditors were prioritized, tying Kaufman Bros co to their collapse. The Kaufman firm suffered from factory strikes, with Lachenbruch likely owed about 100000 and assets around 164 Water Street valued at 300000.
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Kaufman Bros. & Co
New York
Lachenbruch & Bro
N. Lachenbruch & Bro
Water Street
Nathan
Matthias
Isaac
Jonas
Aaron J. Bach
Luther Eaton
Jonathan Koch
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Third Avenue
Kaufman & Bros. & Co
Lachenbruch, & Bro
Iron Car Company
Huntingdon Manufacturing Company
Torrka
Kan
George W. Crane & Co
Baseball Saturday Selee's Nine Breaks Defeat Streak
Boston defeats New York 3 to 2 as Getzein's pitching leads Boston to break a losing streak. The game ends with Boston scoring three runs in the final innings while New Yorks tally two, marking a shift to second place for Reilly's men.
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Selee
Reilly
New Yorks Defeat Bostons In Nine Inning Game
In New York on May 10 the New York Players’ nine defeated the Bostons by timely hitting. The box shows New Yorks 7 and Bostons 2 with eight New Yorks base hits to ten for the Bostons and seven errors by the New Yorks. The day’s action also lists results from several other leagues and venues, including National League games in Philadelphia Cincinnati and Brooklyn, and various amateur and collegiate contests across New England.
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NEW Yorks
New York
Getzein
Boston Ague
Inn
Ngs
Hostons
P. L
New York Players
Eceesesorsoek Vu 2020
Gore
Supreme Judicial Court Debt and Contract Cases Summary
The Supreme Judicial Court reviews equity and contract actions from multiple dockets. Debtor liability is affirmed for Edison and others while cases against New York and New England Railroad and Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company face verdicts and evidentiary rulings. Proceedings include petitions for probate, guardianship, and administrator accounts with numerous entries listed.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Know.rton
M. V. RR. Co
Old Cal- Roberts
Vinal
Brisony Rk. Tol
Vinson
Name
Deshon
Perley
Grover v
Ede
Mechanics’ Nat. Bank
Haverbill
Yamon
Es- Chiemberlain
O'brien
Barnes
Aex
Pond
Hopkins
Briggs
Randall
Hanover Nat. Bank Yv
Dieh Neavy Brown Wheelwright
Worcester
Eliot
B. Mayo
Joseph Moritz
Loebr Pneumatic Engine Company
Supreme Court
George A. O. Ernst
Paine & Lyman
William G. Cody
New York & New England Railroad Company
Milford
Franklin
B.allen
H. B. Bolles
R. M. Saltonstall
Charles T. Duncklee
George A. Webber
Brookline
William Lincoln & Son
Edwin H. Jose
A. jJemenway
Granville Fuller Et.al
Samuel J. Wilde
Probate Court Suffolk May 12 list names and petitions
Returnable list for Monday May 12 includes petitions for separate support, probate of will, administration accounts, trustee accounts, amendments of record, guardianship, and partition. Notable names include Kate H Andrews, William Uridght, Nathaniel Clesler, Thomas M Coffin, Daniel Chase, Mary A Rowan, Fannie Cody, John Peshaw, Samuel Honner, Richard Fletcher, Shea Flynn, Patrick J Healy, Mary Urban, George Howe, John H Jackson, Hannah Ay, Margaret Lyons, William H Mann, William A Mann, and Charles Marsh among others. Proceedings cover executors, trustees, guardians, administrators, and probate actions.
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Suffolk County
Kate H. Andrews
Charles
Andrews
Sarah
Glsey
Whim P. Blaney
William Uridght
Saul
Mary A.rowan
Hanish Chaninan
Daniel Chase
John Peeshaw
Samuel Honner
Richard Fletcher
Uslee
Shea Flynn
Patrick J. Foly Er al
Wilili Foster
Thomas H. Fuller
W. Stardner
Petiton
Enoch Baskell
John Tiavita
Patrick J. Healy
Petvon
Mary J. Urban
George \. Howe
Petiion
John H. Jackson
Hannah «Ay
W. F. Lay
Margaret Lyons
William H. Mann
William A. Mann
Charles Marsh
Legal Case Index Corners 19th Century Docket List
A dense list of case citations arranged by sessions and numbers, naming numerous plaintiffs and defendants across multiple railroads and courts. The fragment reads like an index of decisions with judges referenced and placeholders for party surnames, with emphasis on nomenclature and docket order rather than narrative detail.
Reverend Irving Meredith Beats the Pulpit in Jamaica Plain
The Jamaica Plain audience heard Rev. Irving Meredith preach his first Boston-area sermon at Central Congregational Church. A former Harvard graduate and Boston Journal reporter, he spoke on Paul and His Mission, highlighting Paul's conversion, the Philippian prison scene, and the call to believe in Jesus as the initial step of Christian life rather than doctrinal detail.
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Central Congregational Church
Jamaica Plain
Irving Meredith
R. R. Meredith
Meredith
Harvard University
Boston Journal
Paul
Apostle
Macedonia
Phillippi
Lord Jesus Christ
Hotels list of arrivals from many cities
The Sunday notice lists numerous hotel guests including L A Martin and wife from Duluth, H Weeks from Portland, F C Thayer from Waterville, and Robert Winthrop from New York, along with many others from Montreal to Chicago and beyond. The item notes the Robinson & Fitzsimmons firm withdrawing from Boston Tavern management as premature.
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Portland
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Waterwis Me
Robert Winthrop
New York
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Huntington
G W. Palmer
Reading
Eng
Hector Mackenzie
Alger
Montreal
EF. Halliday
Colorado Springs
A. Berzer
Philadelpha
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Nashua
N. J
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Joseph M. Hennessy
London
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EM. Gibson
Clark’s
HE Downsons
Brooklyn
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W. P. Hale
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Orfen
Fla
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Newark
Youn
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Lowell
Talbot
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Troy
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R. W. Fremont
Kansas City
J M. Barclay
Crawtorp
J. B. Williams
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Mathews
Syracuse
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Canning
N. S
A Evans
Dayton
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New Haven
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Washington
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Wife
Chicago
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Grandapids
Mich
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Springfield
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Penn
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France
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John C. Weston Clinton
EB. A. Rich
John D. Warne
Union Stock Yards declares extra dividend for May 16
The Union Stock Yards Company has declared an extra dividend of 1 percent for payment May 16, the second extra this year, bringing the total for 1890 to date. The full year 1889 dividend was 8 percent, par value $100.
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