Pioneer Gold Stock Split Sparks Conflicting Claims
Traders moved to capitalize on rumored export of up to 3.6 million in gold while markets showed narrow fluctuations. Pioneer Gold rose briefly on a possible settlement, then faded as reports of renewed hostilities emerged. Humbert and Buzell contradicted each other over pioneer receipts and stock transfers. Copper and railway shares weakened. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy April results showed a larger gross but reduced net, amid ongoing industry uncertainty.
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Boston Stock Exchange Report of Day’s Sales
Official report from the Boston Stock Exchange lists the day’s highest and lowest sales and closes with bid and asked prices.
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Market summary of May 28 transactions and trades
May 28 daily report shows aggregated 159 100 shares as sales. The list notes American Cotton OL with figures 200 and 1214 and a 12 percent reference. This compact card reflects market activity and price movement despite limited readable details.
Beer's Park Licenses Spark Reading In Hearing
General Martin presided as park board members heard a confidential letter naming refectory selections by Leo F. Bow & Co for Marine Park Franklin Park refectory James Dooling for Franklin Park and William E. Smith for Pine Bank The reading caused surprise while objections from Rev F N Upham Miss Abbie M Brooks and opponents including ex Governor John D Long Archbishop Williams were noted The board adjourned for deliberation with a decision not soon expected.
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Mackerel Steamer Yarmouth Returns With Losses and Notices
The Yarmouth schooner steamer carried about 1926 barrels of fresh mackerel from the Nova Scotia coast to Boston, along with 114 passengers. Two crewmembers from the Nellie Dixon, Thomas Stack and James Plant, were lost May 22 off Seal Island but later picked up and landed on the Nova Scotia coast. A separate item corrected news of a large grain shipment by the Victoria to Liverpool. Also noted were a burial of Edward Whitney, flags at half mast, Tug Colon's transfer to Cuban harbor towage, the Hingham steamer being moved, repairs delaying the Tyr, coal barges chartered for US duty, and the John Baizley going ashore at Montanha Island with looting by locals.
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Boston
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Open Sewer Gas Endangers Roxbury Children
Four children are reported dead and about six others potentially in danger from poisonous gases seeping from an open sewer in Roxbury. The affected area covers the lowlands near Norfolk avenue Marshfield and Pontine streets, prompting concern from residents and officials.
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City Point Yacht Club To Host May Dance
City Point Yacht and Bicycle Club will host a May party at the Seaside Pavilion in City Point this evening. Floor managers include J. McInnes, T. Hill, J. Finneran, F. Kaulbach, A. O'Connor, C. Lyons, J. Burke, H. Wisner, J. McCarty, and J. Fallon.
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Andorinha Arrives as Largest Foreign Vessel at Port
Captain Campbell of the four masted British ship Andorinha arrived yesterday from Calcutta. The 3264 ton net steel ship is the largest foreign vessel ever to visit the port. She hails from Liverpool and is owned by E. F. & W. Roberts.
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Summer Literature of the Old Colony System
The Old Colony system of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad offers a set of pocket sized summer resort handbooks. Titles include Quaint Cape Cod and Its Summer Delights, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket An Island in the Ocean, Plymouth as a Summer Resort, Narragansett Pier, Manual of Old Colony Summer Resorts, and a handbook for Newport. Requests to Park Square station Boston with postage: 4 cents for Quaint Cape Cod, 1 cent for Narragansett Pier, 2 cents for others.
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Morton v West End Street Railway Company tort action
Superior Court Suffolk May sessions record lists multiple cases. Notable actions include William A Morrison and Annie S Payne seeking damages for personal injuries from West End Street Railway Company. Verdicts, trials, and juries out in numerous cases. Continued dockets show numerous rail company-related torts and affiliations with counsel.
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Mason
C. J
Charles A. Homans
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
F. W. Adams
S. Lincoln
Emeline Inness
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad Company
KE. D. Shepard
W. S. Badger
June sitting opens in Middlesex court for jury waived cases
Superior Court in Middlesex Cambridge opens its June sitting on Monday at ten o'clock. Hammond J. says the first three pages of the June trial calendar will be in order and ready for juries.
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Shipping News Mini Almanac Readers Framed May 29
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Boston Aldermen Notice on June 8 1896 Hearing
May 25 1896 board orders publication of notice for a petition to grant relief and hearing on June 8 1896 at 3 pm to all interested parties. Publication to be in Boston Post and Roxbury Gazette. Also included is a petition by Robert M Goode asking consent to erect a wooden stable near 287 289 Walnut Avenue Ward 21 with dimensions 32 by 15 feet and signed by J M Galvin City Clerk.
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Petition to Build Curve Track Connectors at Wharf 441 Commercial
Union Freight Railroad petitions the Boston Aldermen to authorize constructing a curve track from its Commercial street main line to connect with the wharf track at 441 Commercial Street. A public hearing is set for June 15, 1896 after fourteen days' notice by publication in the Boston Herald and Boston Post.
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Boston Pole Location Petition and Stable Building Notice
The New England Telephone & Telegraph Company seeks location for poles on Parker Hill Avenue in Boston with space reserved for municipal wires. Also petitions to erect a brick stable with 25 stalls at Benedict Street rear 52 Lawrence Street Ward 5. Hearing set June 8. notices to owners and published in Boston papers.
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