Stocks tumble as New York market drags the west down
Market pages show Atchison up to 824 but trading weakness persists. Mexican Central, New York and New England decline. Central of Iowa integrates Peoria and Warmington lines into its Illinois division, targeting through traffic by August. Several railroads report earnings changes and boardroom shifts as bondholders push for operation amid unsettled reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atchison
el Paso
Central of Iowa
Peoria
Warmington
Central Iowa Railway
Ilinois
Keithsburg
Mississippi River
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Mississippi
Ate
Missouri River
Union Pacific
Atlantic and Pacific
Silver City
Deming and Pacific
Fort Wingate
N. M
Sonora Railroad Company
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Denver
Salt Lake
Potter
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Messrs
Flint
Pete Marquette
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon Comaon
Michigan Leglature
Mining and Misc Stocks Sold by Fay & Co
Report from Wilson W Fay & Co listing stock sales at No 7 State Street with quantities and prices for several names including Water, Catalpa, Crescent, Burton, Mass and New Mexico, Carolina Queen, Mammoth, Sullivan, Douglass, McKay Heeling and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Catalpa
New Mexico
Martin Winte
Mammoth
Sullivan
Douglass
McKay Heeling
Financial Market Roundup From New York May 16
Money on call loaned between 20 percent and closed offered at 2 percent. Exchange steady at 483 483t for long and 486 48% for short. Stocks closed quiet and irregular. railroad and Gould stocks leading declines. Trading volume 288,000 shares with Sierra Grande, Sierra Nevada, and Navajo among notable quotes. Erie finances rumored to face new complications. Western Union earnings downbeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Post
Sierra Grande
Sierra Nevada
Navajo
Atlantic and Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Texas
Milwaukee
Lake Shore
Oregon
Texas and Pacific
Stock Exchange
Wabashes
New Jersey Central
Wabash Preferred
Gould
Lackawanna
Memphis
Charleston
Erie
Western Union
Old Pacific Railroad of
Missouri
The
St. Lo
Canada Southern
Pacific
Delaware& Hud
Denver & Riog
Cisnasciatis
Louisville& Nash
Lake Erie&w
Ich Central
Michigan
ManhattanEle
Memphis& C
Missouri Pacific
Orthwestern
New Jersey
Boston grain inspection and market report summary
Grain inspection shows 66 cars with mixed grades including No 8 white and No 3 red for winter wheat and 19 cars of No 2 spring wheat. Corn receipts total 24,352 bushels with 25 cars of mixed sail and 8 cars steamer yellow. exports planned for June and prices quoted. Eggs and butter prices vary by region. Liverpool reports and New York further market notes. May wheat and corn futures move, with live bidding and large sales since opening. hogs and livestock receipts and prices listed alongside grain figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nova Scotia
Cumberland
Stove
Franklin Egg and Stove
New York
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Gambier
Sicily
St. Domingo
Malaga
London
Valencia
Sultana
Syagéc
Turkey
Norfolk
Palermo
Messina
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St Louis
Illinois
Boston Daily Report
Lear
Call On Corn Exchange
Cate
Americus
Col
F. K. Burke
Vermont
Canada
New York Mercantile Exchange
Boston Produce Exchange
Western Creamery
Chicago
Maynard
Mon
Uplands LLC
New Orleans
State
White Southern
Soren
Enogish Islands
United
Continent
South America
Speller
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Commercial Bulletin
Cincinnati
Detroit
Vast Markets Report Trade Prices for Commodities and Staples
A late 19th century style market page lists prices for vegetables fruits and meats. Central entries cover cucumbers fresh killed poultry and rabbits with fresh meat rates, while staples include coffee spices salt and sugar with vivid price quotes. Wool and tobacco markets show dull demand and mixed grades with detailed tonnage and quality terms across regions.
Market Activity Signals Strong Fall Trade For Buyers And Manufactures
The market remains robust with many buyers placing orders and returning for more while new arrivals keep numbers high. Shippers report brisk output, earlier opening of the fall season, and contracts ensuring timely deliveries, with shipments rising to 961,284 cases since January 1 and major destinations including New York, Philadelphia, St Louis, Detroit, and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York City
Philadelphia
St Louis Mo
Mich
Baltimore
Syracuse
Utica
New Orleana
Savannah
Charleston
Knoxville
Memphis
San Antonio
Tex
Augusta
York
Norfolk
Washington, DC
Wheeling
Akron
Mobile
Aia
Dubuque
Peoria
Omaha
Neb
Evansville
Ind
Maysville
Cedar Rapids
St Joseph
Brownsville
Lex
Erie
Norwalk
Towanda
Wellington
Imports at Boston and Caribbean trade report
A historical cargo summary lists Bark Neptune with 670 hogsheads sugar and 29 tierces, Beilmore with 866 hhds sugar via Boston Sugar refinery, Schooner W Rodger carrying 3 400 bushels potatoes to Port of Spain, and other vessels including SG Irwin with 4 120 bushels potatoes, Bark James Kitchen with 739 holds and 79 tierces sugar, Schooner Eureka carrying wood potatoes eggs, and related consignments tied to Georgetown Prince Edward Island Weymouth Nova Scotia Trinidad Summerside PEI and Trinidad trade nodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cienfuegos
Neptune
EK Atkins & Co
Georgetown
Pei
Rodger
Delong & Seaman
Port Spain
Trinidad
Beilmore
Boston Sugar Refinery
Summerside
SG Irwin
Beaman Bros Trinidad
James Kitchen
Tierces Sugar Chas O Foster & Co
Weymouth
Eureka
JG Hall & Co
Foreign Exports From Port Williams and Halifax NS
Port Williams schooner Maggie clears May 16 with 370 bushels flour 100 bushels oatmeal 10 bushels kerosene oil 1 barrel turpentine Halifax schooner Ocean Gem clears May 16 with 625 bushels flour 20 carboys acid Halifax schooner Mary E clears May 16 with 375 bushels flour 125 bushels meal 20 carboys acid Halifax schooner Cordelia Vogler clears May 16 with 250 bushels flour 250 bushels meal 20 carboys acid Annapolis and Digby city Portland clears May 16 with 8 boxes 5 kegs paint 1 package chairs 1 bag seeds 1,200 feet lumber 4 cases boots and shoes 1 cask 2 boxes 8 bushels glassware 1 box rubbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Williams
Maggie
Halifax
Ocean Gem
Mary E
N S
Cordelia Vogler
Annapolis
Digby
City of
Portland
Receipts of Staple Products May 16 Across Rail Lines
The list itemizes shipments by railroad including Lowell Maine Fitchburg Eastern Grand Junction New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence and others. Quantities cover cotton wool flour corn oats rye meal potatoes hay lumber leather hides skins butter eggs and tea among many staples, with hundreds of bales bbls cases and cars recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Brighton and Watertown Live Stock Report May 16 1883
Stock market report from Boston Post correspondent George J. Fox. Readouts for cattle sheep and swine show week to week totals at Brighton and Watertown yards with arrivals by road, price ranges for beef, store cattle, hogs and lambs, plus notes on demand and foreign export movements. Includes drovers lists from New England and Canada and April 1883 comparative figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton and
Watertown
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Sb’p& L
Mbs
Esccesecessersses
Maine
Esas
Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Pace
Oman
New York
Canada
Bisnton
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Albany
Eastern
New Ee
Qld Colony
Providence
Brighton
Eatin Ag
Union
Chicago
Libby & Gilman
S H Wardwell
CO Howe
H Coolidge & Son
C E Libby
Dow & Moulton
C F Bothell
F Wood
C P Breck
H A Wilcox
B Sargent
Aldrich & Johnson
M Pike
J O Sanborn
J H Thomas
F S Kimball
Kidder & Robinson
JW Newton
W Ricker
Sargent & Turner
RG Kimball
AB Edwards
MG Flanders
HM French & Son
BS Hastings
Farrar & Combs
W G Townsend
A J Piper
J Engrem
H Ingerson
Martin & Squier
A Williamson
G W Brownell
Hall & Seaver
J Dimon
W H Bardwell
Henry
Long
Lord
D Fisher
Western
Monroe
Hollis & Co
KA Hollis
Farrell & Stetson
G A Sawyer
J McFlynn
Hathaway & Jackson
J B Thomas
Kennedy
England
Victoria
Liverpool
D Mcintosh
Lingham & O’baine
Hammond & Co
Kansas
A N Monroe
G H
FR Lingham
F Jewett & Co
Cattle and sheep market report from Watertown region
A detailed weekly market note reports cattle and sheep receipts across multiple yards. Northern New York stock shows good wooled yearlings near 70 pounds, with veal, poultry, hogs, and milch cows also changing hands. prices reference 5 to 7 cents live weight for steers and fat cattle, with springer cows and stockers selling in varied lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pars Westen
New York
F Wood
Maine
HH Alger
C O Howe
H Wardwell
Sargent Turner
Libby & Gilman
EH Libby
H Coolidge & Son
JS Henry
F S Kimball
W_ Ricker
Sargent & Turner
AB Edwards
MG Flanders
LT Mallory
A B Engram
R E French
W K Campbell
New Hampshire
Dow & Mouton
O F Bothell
G P Breck
H A Wilcox
I B Sargent
Aldrich & Johnson
J O Sanborn
D Fisher
Scattering
Watertown
Hathaway & Jackson
Wao
Boston Union Yards
D. Fisher
Sargent& Turner
Brighton Landing
Albany
N. Y
J McFlynn
Farrell & Stetson
Brighton
Monroe
Hollis & Co
AN Monroe
A Williamson
J Dimon
F H Coolidge
Cotton Markets and Grain Prices Across Cities May 16
Market reports show mixed cotton activity with mid and low middling around 9c to 11c in Augusta Galveston and Norfolk while New York prices edge down on dull demand. Grain markets edge higher for corn and wheat in Chicago and St Louis with overall steady flour and mixed futures as receipts mount across major hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
Cincinnati
Savannah
Orleans
Great Britain
Baltimore
SRICS
New York Central Earnings Rise in Seven Months
The New York Central reports seven month earnings up by 3.4 million dollars, with an estimated net of 2 million. The Shamokin Sunbury and Lewisburg railroad will open this week and is projected to cost 1.8 to 1.9 million, having already spent 1.75 million. Capital stock is 1.9 million, all paid in, with no bonded debt. A Pittsburger described past Buffalo to Philadelphia ties with the Lackawanna system, noting Jewett’s stance on lease terms and resulting negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf Road
Springfield
Toledo
St. Louis
Phillips
Lipston and Albany
Mahlon D. Spaulding
Spaulding
New York
New England
Norwich
Worcester
Massachusetts Central
Boston
Lowell
New Hampshire
Chandler
Manchester
Railroad Commission
Boston and Maine
Lake Shore
Bell Telephone
Lowell Telephone
Boston Exchange
Boston and Northern
Othrs
American Bell Company
Telephone Com
New York Central
Shamokin
Sunbury and
Lewisburg
Reading
Pittsburger
Buffalo
Rail links and Vermont rail reorganizations in early 1900s
A through line connecting Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Union Pacific systems is discussed with Missouri Pacific interest in a Denver extension. Separate reports note Central Vermont stockholders delaying director elections as reorganization plans advance for Vermont Central and Vermont and Canada roads, plus a Consolidated Railroad of Vermont stockholders meeting on May 30 to authorize papers for a 7 million dollar mortgage bonds under a recovery plan.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Kansas Pacific
Denver
Burlington and Quincy
Gould
Central Vermont Road Company
St. Albans
Vermont Central
Vermont
Canada Roads
Consolidated Railroad Company of Vermont
American Loan and Trust Company
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Aged 1883 List
Suffolk County transfers show numerous property sales and quitclaims across Boston and nearby towns dated May 1883. Notable deeds include George Bra man to Jarvis Braman on Beacon Street. Charles Roberts to Lemuel Shaw. Samuel Bigelow to Maris Hughes. and James Crowley to Patrick Crowley on Sixth Street. Mortgages, executors transfers, and auction results accompany the staged list of parcels, with buildings and land broadly described.
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West Cedar Street
William G. Brooks
Epes
Dixwell
Beacon
Hereford Street
George H. Braman
Jarvis D. Braman
Sane Tengerees
Lowell and Causeway Treets
Charles A. Roberts
Lemuel Shaw
Same
Pembroke Street
Samuel Bigelow
Maris Hughes
Maria Hughes
Benue Bigelow
Willard Place
Sixth Street
James F. Crowley
Patrick Crowley
Seventh Street
James McCaffrey
Catherine McCaffrey
Ellen Desios
Broadway
D Street
Elizabeth Brown
Danforth H. Brown
Knowlton Street
Henr . Lawrence
S. Pinckney Holbrook
Third Street
Patrick Kain
Patrick Aena Et al
N Street
Henry B. Stratton
Patrick J. Healy
Norfolk Street
Christopher CC. Barney
James C. Elms
Washington
Torrey Street
George Derby Wellies
Harvard College
Commercial Point
Plymouth Street
Alonzo W. Boardman
Dexter J. Cutter
Frank Campbell
Alonzo Boardman, Quarian
Jamaica Plain
James CC. Kelly
William Kelly
Abigail F. Seaver
Hawthorn Street
Roslindale
William A. Pavis
Annie M. Glover
Suffolk
Dennis O’brien
Boston
Shawmut Avenue
Middlesex Street
Suffolk Street
James O'Donovan
Mary A. Johnson
Chapmen Street
O’brien
Farnz
Sawyer
Collision near Highlandfight sinks schooner Herschel Roger
Judge Lowell hears libel cases over the May 31 1872 collision between the steamer Hercules Liberty and the schooner Charles E Rogers off Highlandfight. The Hercules struck the Rogers on the starboard side near the fore rigging. the schooner sank minutes later. Libellants seek damages totaling $14 121 66 plus costs with two claims. Defense argues schooner negligence and poor lookout. case advanced on appeal. Attorneys: Dodge and Lathrop for libellants. Stone for claimants and appellants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercules
Charles E. Rogers
Meetod
Highlandfight
Elizabethport
N. J
Boston
Philadelphia
J.C. Dodge
J. Lathrop
R. Stone
Supreme Judicial Court Hears Uncontested Divorces Resume
Supreme Judicial Court session May 16 before Judge Holmes resumed uncontested divorce hearings. Unfinished cases carry to Thursday. Uncontested matters will be taken up on Monday, May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Holmes
Carney vs Cambridge Trial Resumes in Middlesex Superior Court
In Middlesex Superior Court Judge Barker adjourned a jury waived case to tomorrow at 9 30 am for the resumption of Carney versus City of Cambridge. Friday lists include multiple docketed cases such as Robinson v Tarbell Moore v Cram Condrin v McCarthy Flagg v Flagg Harlow v Prior Hildreth v Preston Mullin v Farrell Shippee et al v Crafty Sweetzer v Jackson Emerson v Campbell Mann v City of Lynn Mead et al v Jacobs et al Hadley v Elston Spaulding v Gates Brown v Warner Forg v Geldowsky Stanchfield v City of Natick National Bank Newton v Dowse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Barker
Carney
City of
Cambridge
Robinson
Tarbell
Moore
Cram
Condrin
McCarthy
Flagg
Flagg Et al
Harlow
Prior
Hildreth
Preston
Mullin
Farrell
Shippee
Gates
Brown
Warner
Forg
Geldowsky
Stanchfield
Natick National Bank
Newton
Dowse
Bolles v City of Boston Jury on Damages for Land Taking
In Superior Court First Session May 16 judge Aldrich presiding Levi Bolles sues City of Boston for 919 square feet of land taken April 30 1882 to widen Portland and Sudbury streets Closing arguments heard Morse for plaintiff Babson for defendant The case No 2260 seeks damages and submits to a jury for determination of the amount due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Aldrich
Levi Bolles
City of
Boston
Portland
Sudbury Streets
R. M. Morse, Jr
T. M. Babson
Guilty verdicts and sentences from state court scene
William Garrity, Thomas Guinan, Harry Turner and James Lyons were each found guilty and sentenced to the state prison for two to three years or four years. Frank Austin jailed for three months for larceny. Joseph Regan, common drunkard, sent to the house of industry for six months. John A. Common to be sentenced Monday for forgery. Jeremiah Hurley larceny case not pressed. Robert Lyons robbed for one year in the house of correction. Henry Maynard larceny placed on probation. David Leslie embezzlement case not pressed, Sarah Millmore larceny placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Garrity
Thomas Guinan
Harry Turner
James Lyons
Frank Austin
Joseph Regan
House of Industry
John A. Common
Jeremiah Hurley
Robert Lyons
Probate Court Admits Wills In Middlesex County
In Middlesex Probate Court before Judge Brooks, several wills were admitted to probate including Abraham Fuller Somerville Margaret Smith John Glidden Waltham Elizabeth Frederick Charlies Adams Chelmsford Lucy D Hayse Josiah Hemenway Framingham Sarah Ann Sage Cambridge Betsey Livingston Westford Edwin Gerry Joseph Braprock Lowell Emily J Stevenson Cowansville Cal Nathan Varnum Dracut Letters of administration granted on estates of Bridget Coughlin Ayer Mary P Varnum Pracut Mary N Hamblett Tyngs Wore Betsey Erving Arthur L Folsom Lowell Thomas Mead Cambridge Horace Evans Townsend Sarah J Locke Cambridge Deborah Dodge Somerville Moses Rockwood Holliston Michael Bingham Somerville William W Johnson Maiden Eliza B Alden Cambridge Caroline C Conorey Westford Dorinda Brown Chelmsford Warren Hunt Westford Carrie G Woodruff Newton Clark M Wheeler Cambridge
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Abraham Fuller
Somerville
Margaret Smith
John Glidden
Waltham
Elizabeth Frederick
Charlies Adams
Chelmsford
Lucy D. Hayse
Josiah Hemenway
Framingham
Sarah Ann Sage
Cambridge
Betsey Livingston
Westford
Edwin ©. Gerry
Joseph Braprock
Lowell
Emily J. Stevenson
Cowansville
Cal
Nathan Varnum
Dracut
Bridget Coughlin
Ayer
Mary P. Varnum
Pracut
Mary N. Hamblett
Tyngswore
Betsey Erving
Arthur L. Folsom
Thomas Mead
Horace Evans
Townsend
Sarah J. Locke
Deborah Dodge
Moses Rockwood
Holliston
Michael Bingham
William W. Johnson
Maiden
Eliza B. Alden
Caroline C. Conorey
Probate Court Grants Administrations and Guardians in Norfolk
Norfolk County Probate Court before Judge White granted letters of administration for Timothy White of Wrentham Larina Miller of Cumberland R I Joseph W Wilbot of Cohasset Mary B Richardson of Franklin William H Roberts of Milton Lore B Shrasher of Medway Nancy H Nichols of Hyde Park and Theodore Harding of Medfield Wills allowed for Michael Griffin of Brookline Olive S Fales of Wrentham and Hannah W Howe of Brookline Sumner Robbins appointed guardian of minor Eleanor Dorcus Pond of Medway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Griffin
Brookline
Olive S. Fales
Wrentham
Hannah W. Howe
Timothy White
Larina Miller
Cumberland
R. I
Joseph W. Wilbot
Cohasset
Mary B. Richardson
Franklin
William H. Roberts
Milton
Lore B. Shrasher
Medway
Nancy H. Nichols
Hyde Park
Theodore Harding
Medfield
Sumner Robbins
Eleanor Dorcus Pond
Sewell Vs Robbins Case Under Trial Before Judge Allen
The case of Sewell as executor versus Robbins and others remains on trial before Judge Allen with appellants in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Sewell
Robbins
Municipal Court Proceedings May 16 Judge Parmenter notes
The May 16 session before Judge Parmenter includes Daniel Lucy fined 20 dollars plus costs for assault, William Whiting 10 and costs for obstructing a public street, Daniel Murphy 15 and costs for assault, William Hammond six months in the house of correction for larceny, George Edward held 800 dollars for the superior court on indecent exposure, Peter Regarld and Peter C Crowley fined 100 dollars and costs each for liquor law violations with appeals, James Murray held 2000 dollars for trial in the superior court for robbery, Luke Glancy held 800 dollars for the superior court on adultery in South Boston, Margaret Doherty 15 dollars and costs for fornication, and in Roxbury Frank Early two years in the house of reformation, William Fallon and Mary Buckley held 500 dollars for the superior court for adultery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter
Daniel Lucy
William Whiting
Daniel Murphy
William Hammond
House of Correction
George Edward
Peter Regarld
Peter C. Crowley
Mary Buckley
Superior Court
Numerous Boston and nationwide firms fail in insolvencies
Reports list Gates & Co printers of Boston Hing ham shoe maker A T Hutchins John Kidder Worcester Maxfield & Co New York fruit dealers with 44 643 tied to pineapples lemons and oranges with liabilities above 100 000 and assets near that. sheriff seizes Menhaden company fertilizers New York Barren Island. Silas P Holbrook Medway physician insolvency. W & E S Trafton Lynn grocers fail. Granville Baker Co Boston dealers 7300 assets. Elijah A Warren chair manufacturer Hubbardston South Gardner offered 10 cents on the dollar. J E Manning Fitchburg clothing maker liabilities about 1900. J W Arnold Judsonia Ark liabilities 15000 assets 6200. N McIntyre Richmond Michigan failed liabilities 11000 assets 7000. Charles A Koppe Galion boot maker. W KR Reid Cleveland photographic supplies failed.
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Gates & U Co
Devonshire Street
Boston
A. T. Hutchins
Hingham
John Kidder
Worcester
Maxfield & Co
New York
St. Augustine
Menhaden Company
Barren Island
Silas P. Holbrook
Medway
Co. W. & E.S. Trafton
Grocers
Lynn
Granville Baker & Co
Elijah A. Warren
Manfacturer
Hubbardston
South Gardner
J. E. Manning
Fitchburg
J. W. Arnold
Judsonia
Ark
N. McIntyre
Richmond
Mich
Charles A. Koppe
Boots
Galion,c
W. KR. Reid
Cleveland
Rail lines adopt minor rate changes and pool oversight
The joint executive committee of trunk lines and western railroads in New York on May 16 adopted a report revising east bound percentage tables for interior rates. Changes are minor and affect few key centers. A plan places fast freight line accounts under Commissioner Mink supervision while several committees stay to finalize pool percentages.
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New York
Trunk Lines
Western Railroads
Marriage notices from East Boston and Boston area
May 12 to May 14 entries show marriages of William F Howard to Selina Poulain of SHATTUCK ANDERSON. Nellie H Anderson to Shattuck of Boston, and George A Slack to Elia Gorham of Providence. Foster Turner to Almira Campbell, both of Orwood, all officiated by local reverends in Boston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard—Poulain
East Boston
Warren H Cudworth
Wiliam F
Obituaries and Mass Mortality Report from 1883 Massachusetts
A mixed obituary listing from Dedham to Chelsea notes deaths for May 13 to May 15 including William Carter Francis Harrington Sarah Jones Nellie Piper Christopher Christopher Edwin os Eva Whittier Mary Whitney Mary Wilson Joseph Woodward Seth Williams and others. The piece also presents the Massachusetts mortality report for the week ending May 12 1883 with population estimates and town death counts across 37 cities and towns.
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Somerville
Christopher Edwin Os
Whittier
Dorchester
Eva I
Obadiah and
Mary A Whittier
Whitney
Winchendon
Mary L
John M Whitney
Boston
Wilson
Chelsea
Ary Elien
William H Wilson
Woodward
Franklin
Mass
Joseph A Woodward
Williams
Foxborough
Seth Williams
Massachusetts
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Springfield
New Bedford
Salem
Lowell
Brockton
Worcester
Taunton
Haverhill
Fall River
Gloucester
Longfield
Peabody
Sosten
Wormes Eae Ee
Ymn
Reid
Holyoke
Taun- Tger Rir Oh
Newton
S. W. Abbot
M.D
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Penfield Block Co
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