Efforts to Abolish Boston Common Council Discussed
Boston Post reports rumors of a legislative move to end the Boston common council. Critics cite quorums broken, echo votes, large carriage hire bills, and alleged corruption as reasons the body has lost public confidence. Proponents favor a larger single board of aldermen to run city business more honestly and efficiently.
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Boston Common Council
Common Council
Dirmen
Aldermen
Old Colony Railroad financial report and líneas of 1845 data
The statement to the Railroad Commissioners presents the Old Colony Railroad annual figures ending Sept 30 1845 with 1885 and 1884 comparisons. It details total income expenses dividends surplus new construction and property costs plus passenger and freight earnings and rail quality metrics. Also noted are railroad commissioner actions on Forest Avenue station and praise for the Megantic road improvements and leadership changes including W F Smith becoming eastern passenger agent for several lines.
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Eheid Colons
Old Colony Railroad
Abace
Govaricrecar
Asecac
Earnings
Cihet Trois
Pakonicie
Seccbecans
Totel Mi'eage
Ceccesee
Mabe Esas
Kelilee
UOTE
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Framingham and
Lowell Road
Sea View Hotel
John H. Payne
Forest Avenue
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Megantic Road
Maine Railroad
Franklin and Megantic Railroad
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Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway
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Smith
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Grand Trunk Railway
Vicksburg & Meridian
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Queen & Crescent
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Boston and Albany Railroad
J. M. Yeaton
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Furber
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Te Union Freight Railroad
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Gambling sermon condemns the gambler as social leech
Rev M J Savage argues gambling harms society and individuals, calling a gambler a leech and thief while distinguishing two types of gamblers. He condemns high stake and church fair gambling, urges education and moral action, and praises free seating to reach the urban poor.
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Church of the Unity
Mr. Savage
Savage
Wall Street
Aes
Carpenter's Son sermon replies to Jewish Rabbi at Clarendon Baptist
Revered A J Gordon addresses a large audience at Clarendon street Baptist church on The Carpenter's Son A Christian Response to a Jewish Rabbi. He argues prophecy supports Christian claims, cites Josephus and the Talmud, contrasts Rabbi Schindler, and asserts Jewish restoration prophecies foretell return to land after centuries of persecution.
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K Rabbischinadler
Clarendon-street Baptist Church
Carpenter
Rabbi Schindler
Temple Adath Israel
Jesus
Josephus
Almud
Canon Farrar
Christ
Rabbi Schindter
Gordon
Pilate
Farewell sermon marks Dunn leaving Dorchester church
Rev. A. T. Dunn of Stoughton Street Baptist Dorchester preached his farewell on the eve of departing for Portland Missouri’s Free Street Church. He urged unity, Christian charity, and urged listeners to be at peace as the hills around Dorchester advance housing and immigration pressures.
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Reginald H. Howe
Longwood
Jesus
Son of God
A. T. Dunn
Stoughton Street Baptist Church
Dorchester
Free Street Church
Portland
Jesus Christ
Messrs. J. Cohen & Son
WM. Topping & CO
White Street
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Creditors Offered 50 Cents on the Dollar in Massachusetts Notice
The report lists Charles K Wadham Co Boston creditors offered 50 cents on the dollar in short time paper. Several failures noted including Lorenzo D Young Genoa dealer in grain, W S Horner Springfield boot dealer, and Garlichs firm stock brokers. Court records show assignments, liabilities and assets. Francis Garlicks fled with assets remaining, while Samuel H May & Co Montreal filed a judicial assignment with equal liabilities and assets. Suffolk County real estate attachments and multiple Commonwealth vs. cases cite numerous small sums against several individuals.
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Chharles K. Wadham & Co
Devonshire Street
Boston
Lorenzo D. Young
Evc
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N. Y
W. 8. Horner
Springfield
Charles Garlichs
Charles and
Francis Garlicks
No. 7
New Street
Max H.C. Brombacher
Court of Common Pleas
Samuel H. May & Co
Montreal
Teir
Suffolk County Heal Estate
Commonwealth
Charles E. Young
Fred L. Stacy
Same
John Isyons
James J. Doherty
Owen Doherty
Henry A. Doherty
Boston Knights Adopt Resolutions on Union of Post Office
At a Boston Assembly of Knights of Labor on Sunday afternoon November 1 the group unanimously approved resolutions hailing the Boston Post becoming a union office. The recording secretary was instructed to send copies to assemblies and labor unions in the state. William J. Thomas recording secretary.
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Boston
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Deans
KE. L. Pickard
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Wheeler
Z. L. Pickard
Henry H. Savage
Pure Bourbon and Rye Whiskies From G M Taylor’s
A brief ad notes exceptionally pure and safe stimulants offered as G M Taylor s Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies in bottles only from druggists and grocers.
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New York Financial Summary Shows Broad Market Rise
The New York financial page reports easy money on call at 2 to 3 percent, firm foreign exchange, and dull government bonds. Equities opened higher with gains of 1 to 5 percent, then fluctuated but closed with most active stocks overall higher. Notable advances include Vanderbilts, Lake Shore, and New York Central, while Reading weakened. weekly volume was 2,477,009 shares and monthly total 12,563,000 shares. Provisions, dairy, meats, and farm produce also stocked varied prices across regions.
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Receipts of Staple Products by Railroads
A historical list summarizes receipts by several railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Gid Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Boston and Maine and others. It records quantities of cotton, wool, flour, cornmeal, oats, butter, cheese, beans, apples, hay, leather, hides, calves, beef, eggs, tea, marmalades, bacon, and many other staples delivered by each line. The figures mention hundreds of bales, buses, cases, bags, and rolls across multiple divisions and dates.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Gid Colony Railroad
New York
New England
Fitchburg Railrard
Boston and
Mainera
Boston and Maine Railroad
Western Division
By Express
Commodity ledger fragment shows varied goods and quantities
A historical ledger lists numerous commodities with counts across categories. Entries include butter, wool, flour, cheese, cornmeal, eggs, oats, beans, wheat, apples, potatoes, malt, hay, millet, tallow, leather, beef, pork, lard, hides, skins, bacon, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, and more, each with respective unit quantities and occasional weights or bags. The list appears as an itemized record of stock or trade tallies from a warehouse or market.
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Court records in patent dispute and lumber suit
Court records list cases before Judge Cour and Judge Carpenter. Innesly and Noyes versus Celluloid Manufacturing Company and others claim patent infringement. Betts firm and E B. Smith plus Felt represent defendants. Parker versus Stearns seeks 335,193 dollars for unfinished lumber shipped, with resumed action Wednesday.
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E. M. Felt
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A. T. Stearns
H. KE
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N. Morse
J. R. Bullard
Abbott and Others Court Case List Compilation
A historical docket excerpt enumerates case numbers and parties including Abbott against Fisher and Shepard, Fitch versus Simonds, Lawson against Guernsey, Hill versus Fitzgerald, Pacific National Bank versus Sullivan, Wyman versus Wooldredge, A and W Sprague Mant Co versus Mosely, Vile versus Dana, Mihan versus Dennett, Powers versus Boston, Golden versus Bennison, Warren versus Perry, Emeron versus Savory, Greene versus Farlow, Stardale versus Baker, Seme versus Free Hospital for Women, Knowles, Thompson versus Boster, and more as a list of pending or scheduled matters.
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Emer
Ve. Savory
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Stardale
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Seme
Skola 'Ga
Knowel
Thompson Va Boster
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