Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company Prospectus
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company offers trusts created by will or otherwise, care of property and collection of income for ladies and others, safekeeping of bonds and securities, and on demand or agreed interest on deposits. It rents safes in its vaults from ten to seven hundred dollars per year and acts as trustee and transfer agent for railroad and other corporations, serving as legal depository for executors, trustees, and money in suit.
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Suil
New Traffic Arrangement at Poughkeepsie Bridge
Poughkeepsie Bridges Company and New York & New England railroad reach a traffic pact. The NY&NE will move its through traffic onto the bridge from the current Newburg ferry, conditional on building a $400000 connecting line to the NY&NE. Bridge officials expect about forty thousand additional cars annually.
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Philadelphia
Poughkeepsie Bridges Company
New York & New England Railroad
Newburg
Erie Railroad
Bridge Company
Briaze
New England Railroad
Brige
Newbury Ferry
Cily
Suffolk Bar Association
Morton
Oliver Street
Poughkeepsie Bridge Company
New England Moral Reform Society
New Board of Survey
Church of the Messiah
Supreme Court
Metropolitan Sewage Commission
the Courts
Norfolk County
Portuguese Premier Crisis Forms New Cabinet
Lisbon May 19 A note says Senhor Januario, named to be Portugal’s next premier after the cabinet resignation on May 15, has refused to accept the task of forming a new government. No replacement has been announced and political maneuvering continues.
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Portugal
Lispon
Senhor Januario
Peewee
Steamers Arrived in Ports with Mixed Origins
Maritime notices list multiple steamers docking in Boston Baltimore New York Philadelphia Quebec and London with origins including Liverpool Jamaica Bremen Antwerp Glasgow and Montreal. Entries mention dates May 10 to May 19 and include vessels such as Hostoman Friesland Munchen Circassian Prince Feliciana Nevada Moravia Devonia Havel Chester Slavonia Rugia and more.
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Boston
Hostoman
Liverpool
Bowden
Jamaica
Baltimore
Montana
London
Munchen
Bremen
New York
Friesland
Antwerp
Saale
Bremer
Runic
Rotterdam
Llousogne
Philadelphia
Lord Clive
Liverno
Lover
Chester
Chicago
Iuil
England
Buffalo
Ottawa
St John
Grecian
Montreal
Glasgow
Slavonia
Hamburg
de Seilly
Rugia
Hamure
Ems
Franie Point
Aim
America
Transatlantic Shipping Movements Reported in May Column
New York lists steamers sailing from Antwerp and Sremen to St Kitts and other ports with ships such as Friesland Galileo Hail Adirondack and Emita plus bark St Paul. Cleared steamers include Herman Winter Nickerson Boa ton Kong Alf Sorrento City of Berlin and more with entries of bunkering and multiple port calls.
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New York
Friesland
Antwerp
Galileo
Hail
Adirondack
Jeremie Arisaly
Matanzas
H M Whitney
Boston
Yuamuri
Saracoa
Keisiad
James Briummond
Rio Janeiro
Emita
Manzanita
Nellie
St Kitts
Helene
Sremen
St Paul
Winder
Herman Winter
Nickerson
Boaton
Kong Alf
Pederson
Baracon
Sorrento
Page
Panama
Chaict
Bordeaux
Neustria
Kriand
Marseilles
Majestic
Parselle
Liverpool
City of Berlin
Land
Noordland
Nickles
Venezuela
Hopkins
Languara
Lucy P Miller
Bunker
Bangor
California
Kwescher
Hangburg
Annie H Smith
Kendall
Hong Kong
Mary L Storie
Park
Hainaut
Davies
Briga Arcadia
Armstrong
Bridgetown
Bar
Pearl
Knapp
Once
Woman illegally detained in Canada case new proposition
This morning's news notes a fresh proposition in the case of a woman alleged to be illegally detained in Canada. Other items include a novel surgical operation at Salem and the opening of the National Union Conference at Cincinnati.
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Canada
Salem
National Union
Cincinnati
Portland
Custom House
Treasury
Poughkeepsie Bridge
New York & New England Railroad
Denver
Jacksonville
Fla
Hundreds of Italian emigrants return destitute
The paper notes hundreds of Italian emigrants coming back from South America with nothing. It also reports a mutilated discovery of a boy’s body in a sailor’s bag at a Liverpool dock and other city items including politics, court rulings, and local notices.
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South America
Liverpool
Natalie of
Servia
Terrible dynamite explosion kills many on Hudson line
At Tarrytown New York a dynamite laden construction train exploded killing eighteen and injuring about twenty. The wreck destroyed a flat car, scattering bodies along the Hudson rail bank while rescuers rushed injured to Tarrytown Hospital and Bellevue. Officials and doctors traced the blast to dynamite cartridges on the flat car as crowds saw bodies blown into the river and mud, with several Italian workers among the dead.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
New York Central
Here
Connor
George A. Herrick
William Brannigan
Brannigan
Herrick
Leonard Pan
John Smith
John McCarthy
Thomas Finnigan
Hudson River
Tarrytown Station
Tarrytown Hospital
Pal
Bellevue Hospital
Beig
Vanderbilt
Tarrytown Village
Joseph Tagan
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Chicago Limited Express
Bank of the Hudson
Richard Hoe
Elliot F. Shepard
Rockefeller
New York
Norfolk County Taxes Apportioned by Dedham Commissioners
Norfolk County Commissioners met in Dedham and allocated the county tax of 105000 for the coming year among 26 towns and one city. Each municipality’s share is listed, including Brookline 35626 10, Dedham 4505 22, Milton 1162047, Walpole 1479 58, Weymouth 5220 07, and others.
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Depham
Norfolk County
Court House
Dedham
Avon
Bellingham
Braintree
Brookline
Canton
Cohasset
Randolph
Sharon
Stoughton
Walpole
Wellesley
Weymouth
Wrentham
Arion Club Festival Opens With Faust Singers
The first annual Arion Club music festival opened at Infantry Hall in Providence. Berliozs The Damnation of Faust was staged with Miss Juditus Marguerite, Andreas Dippel as Faust W. W. Flint as Brander and William Ludwi as Mephisto. Soloists, chorus, and orchestra performed smoothly, marking a successful debut.
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Arion Club
Providence
Infantry Hall
Berlioz
Faust
Juditus Marguerite
Andreas Dippel
Faust W. W. Flint
Brander
William Ludwi
Mephisto
Nathalie Expelled From Servia Amid Palace Siege
May 19 report says after a ministers and regents meeting Nathalie was expelled from Servia. Gendarmes broke the palace cordon, entered Nathalie's chamber, and she left by private carriage to a station for a train to the Hungarian frontier. One man killed and fifty wounded in last night’s clash between gendarmes and defenders. Vienna notes Nathalie en route to Bucharest, fuelingPolitical implications.
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Beiorapr
Nathalie
Servia
Servian
Belgrade
Nathalie of
Vienna
Sinaiat
Bucharest
Roumania
A Dock Mystery Sealed Bag Found in Liverpool Harbor
A black painted sailor bag marked with British and Norwegian ensigns bearing the initials T A M and the name Girvan was found in Haydock dock Liverpool. Inside lay a mutilated boy’s body with both legs removed for packing and a knife and saw with flesh residues. Police search ships crews and sailors lodging houses as the investigation proceeds.
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London
Liverpool
Destitute Italian Emigrants Return From South America
The steamer Bearn arrived with about 700 destitute Italian emigrants from Brazilian and Argentine ports. Five deaths from yellow fever occurred during the voyage. They report severe hardships, and their return may slow Italian emigration to South America while boosting the flow seeking U S jobs.
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Marserlces
Bearn
South America
Italy
United States
Court of Inquiry At Walla Walla Investigates Fort Walla Walla Lynching
The War Department court of inquiry convened to investigate the lynching of A. J. Hunt by Fort Walla Walla soldiers on April 24. It will determine who was responsible and make recommendations for further action. Proceedings began yesterday and will continue in the near term.
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Walla
Walla Walla
Wash
War Department
A. J. Hunt
Fort Walla Walla
Ins
Tana
Duncan Assault Case in London and Wales
Mrs. Duncan, nearly murdered by her husband in Wales last week, is now better though precarious. Mr. Dunecan’s brother has cabled for the best medical aid regardless of cost. Following Lincoln’s instructions, the prisoner will be examined by top English doctors. The defense contends insanity.
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Duncan
London
Corfu Hebraic Clash Leads to Mass Arrests in May
In Corfu on May 19 twenty seven people including two policemen were arrested and imprisoned for involvement in an attack on Hebrew residents. Ex-Empress Eugene visited the Ghetto today and distributed relief to the suffering Hebrews.
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Hebrews II
Repeal of Massachusetts anti public bar law moves forward
The Massachusetts House approved a Senate bill repealing the anti public bar law by a 158 to 30 vote and sent it to engrossment. Debates highlighted temperance concerns, with speakers arguing the law harmed public health and morality, while others urged prompt action as the measure aims to curb drunkenness and license limits. The bill details licensing rules and interior restrictions, with continued discussion likely on the next page.
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Page _ Cambridge
Harvard
Cape Cod
Davis Shoe Company
Charlestown
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Day
Boston
Wardwell
Haverhill
Parker
Methuen
McEttrick
Lomasney
Sohier
Beverly
Turner
Malden
Bennett
Everett
Quincy
Yeas
Anderson
Appleton
Atkins
Bacheller
Bootley
Baker
Artlett
Bliss
Bullock
Breen
Istock
Trophy
Buchholz
Buckley
Bucklin
Burke
Butler
Cannon
Lawrence
Carroll
Carter
Chance
Charles
Coburn
Coffey
Crowley
Davis
Dewey
Ensign
Ellis
J. O. Fallon
Fallon
Ferren
Finney
Flood
Vrazer
Gillett
Goddard
Golding
Gale
Haggerty
Hall
Handley
Heffernan
Hemenway
Verrod
Hevey
Hobson
Hodges
Howe
Gardner
Hurley
Hutchinson
Jenkins
Judd
Kelcher
Keily
Kemp
Kittredge
Johnson
Ladd
Lakin
Lanigan
Luby
Lynch
Mahoney
Mayhew
McAnally
McCarthy
MeekDonald
Eva MecFttrick
MckKenna
McLean
McLoughlin
Mosella
Mellen
Mitchell
Mooney
Moreau
Moriarty
Moat
Nut
Verkins
Shaw
New Bedford
Lewis
Hinds
Meade
Sawyer
Prouty
Gould
Tucker
Hkach
Newark Diocesan Convention Rejects Brooks Consecration
The Newark Episcopal diocese annual convention reports unanimous refusal to consent to the consecration of Rev. Dr. Phillips Brooks of Boston as bishop of Massachusetts over differences in church polity and discipline.
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Newark
N.J
Episcopal Diocese of
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Massachusetts
A Trip to Iceland From Gloucester Report on Senator Saulsbury Voyage
A letter from Captain Andrew McKenzie aboard the schooner Senator Saulsbury details an 18 day voyage to Iceland via Dyrefjord, with head winds in late March and a gale that washed overboard a crewman. They sighted icebergs, a strange red fish, and caught halibut full of live caplin before reaching land. The report notes severe winter weather, poor fishing, Norwegian steamers in the hareing fishery, and compares voyage speed to last season.
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Gloucester
Andrew McKenzie
Senator Saulsbury
Dyrefjord
Iceland
Stein Benson
Gatherer
Norway
Mckenzie
Lopes
GUN TESTS ON DYNAMITE VESSEL VE SUVIUS AT LYNN HAVEN BAY
The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius fired from Lynn Haven Bay this morning. Six shots from the starboard gun at one and three quarter mile ranges showed bullseye accuracy enough to hit a Yorktown sized target. The center gun was tested at similar ranges, though pressures varied. Results were uniform though shots fell twenty to thirty yards short. Trials to continue tomorrow.
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Fort Monroy
Vesuvius
Lynn Haven Bay
Yorktown
Financial collapse rumors plague New Haven firm
In New Haven on May 19 the banking house of Bunnell & Scranton faced an imminent assignment after the death of Henry H. Bunnell. Charles W. Scranton announced insolvency plans with liabilities near $300,000 and uncertain assets, prompting broad anxiety among local capitalists as probate court readiness and official statements awaited tomorrow.
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John Banvard
Rey
Dartmouth
Vesuvius
Gloucester
Janebury
Iceland
Ares
Tarrytown
N. Y
New Haven Railroad
Tracy
Charleston
New Haven
Bunnell & Scranton
Conn
Henry H. Bunnell
Charles W. Scranton
Scranton
Bunnell
New York Stock Exchange
Financial People
Trans-Mississippi Congress opens in Denver with bids for unity
North South and West abandon sectional aims at the Trans Misssissippi Congress first session in Denver. More than 1000 delegates attend as Governor Routte welcomes them and urges action on free silver and free coinage while Mayor Rogers and Chairman Fishback call for united business leadership and warn against sectional bitterness. Major western wealth centers seek to reverse silver demonetization and revive westward commerce blocked by eastern dominance.
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Denver
Col
North
South
West
Routte
Rogers
Congress
William Fishback
New England
Mississippi River
Dr Graves Not Arraigned Promises Skeletons In Court
Denver on May 19 reports that Dr Shatcher Graves was not arraigned today to plead and will likely appear before Judge Grahaw tomorrow morning. His counsel Judge Furman vows to uncover family skeletons from the Barnaby closet and present evidence to discount the Millington case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Shatcher Graves
Grahaw
Furman
Barnaby
Millington
Boodle Trials End as Indictments Dismissed in 1884 Case
In New York on May 19 dusticne Van Brunt of the Supreme Court dismissed the indictments against Moloney Delacey and Keenan over bribery connected with the boodle Board of Aldermen of 1884. The motion, supported by District Attorney Nicoll, argued a trial would likely fail to convict, ending the notorious boodle scandal.
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New York
Dusticne van Brunt
Supreme Court
Moloney
Delacey
Keenan
Boodle” Board of Aldermen
Nicoll
Paine Bed Offers Full Sized Ventilated Folding Bed
The Paine Patent Improved Ventilated Bed is presented as a superior folding bed option. It emphasizes uninterrupted sleep from 10 PM to 7 AM and claims unique features, including no sides, balanced mechanism, simple operation, and lifelong durability. Sold exclusively by the patentees and manufacturers.
Ignatius Donnelly Heard From Puts Third Party Motion
In Cincinnati May 19 delegates swarm Music Hall for a National Union Conference as Ohio and Kansas push for immediate third party organization. Charles Cunningham of Arkansas named temporary chairman. Ohio debates loans policy and aims for an independent state ticket.
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Cincinnati
National Union Conference
Music Hall
C. A. Power
Terry Haute
Ind
Charles Cunningham
Arkansas
Ohio
Buckeye
B. F. Barnes
Kansas
T. D. Foster
Cincinnati Then Invoked the Throne of Grace
Fatherhood of God
Brotherhood of Man
CG. A. Power
Indiana
Farmers’ Alliance
Citizens’ Alliance
Knights of Labor
Colored Farmers’ Alliance
Power
Rightmeier
Neas
O. B. Jones
Missouri
Pawlary
W. H. Robb
Iowa
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Milk Street
F. M. Stone
Frank C. Miles
Edward P. Bond
Safe Deposit Dept
Solomon Lincoln
New York & New England Road
Mark
Marion Harland
GEO
C.F. Appleton
Gentlemen’s Shoes
Washington ST
Clobe Building
Deri Kilmer
Causewaysto
Mauritius
Leo
L Puelps
Blale Amt
Dev
Mighty
Tarrytown, N. Y
Yonkers
Spuyten Duyvil
Peekskill
Irvington
Dobbs’s Ferry
Nyack
Dobb's Ferry
I Stoppe
Ene
Danie
Joshon Narai
Frank de Banco
Mulberry Street
New York City
James Goverer
Leo Pav
Staatsburg
N.Y
Bernard Anton
Virtorito Italiano
Goverer
Doliber-Goodale CO
Mace
Rew Homes
of Bunnell & Scranton
Denver, Col
Panes Furniture CO
Canal ST
Thaite Depox
Ignatius Donnelly
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