Bankrupt trend and debt maneuver at Union Pacific forecast
The Oct 1884 earnings for Marquette Houghton Ontonagon railroad show a 50 percent loss while mileage rose to 185 miles. July earnings for Louisiana and Missouri River railroads declined marginally, and Union Pacific explores a second collateral trust bond scheme to wipe its floating debt, with President Adams in New York and no active campaign role.
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Marquette
Houghton and Ontonagon
Louisiana and Missouri River
Union Pacific
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Union Pacific Railway Company
New York
Herald
C. F. Adams
Adams
Massachusetts Reform Club
Blaine
Chicago
the Herald
Union Pacific Road
Gould's Road
Gould
James G. Blaine
Reform Club
Erie
Gould-Dillon
Union Pacific Management
Cleveland
Jay Gould
Pacific Roads
Pacific Railroad
The
Post
Union Pacific Railroad
Flint
Pete Marquette
Oregon
New England
French
Higginson
Rice
Martin and
Leith
Car Trust
Boston
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Albany
Old Colony
Pueblo
Arkansas Valley
Atchison Land Grant
American Bell Telephone
Calumet
Hecla
Quincy
le Si
Ec Sicces Lesii
Ccet
Wall Street News
Browsing rail lines and stock symbols of old era
A dense list of railroad names and stock quotes floods the page, naming South'n entral Pacific and multiple lines like Union Pacific and Western Union. The text intersperses financial figures, prices, and commodities, ending with mixed market data and a note on cotton prices.
Financial and exchange updates from London and Havana markets
US bond values and global equity prices shown with fractional quotes. Trading dull across commodities with wheat and corn activity minimal, Liverpool and London bid levels listed for wheat, corn and related goods. Havana reports Spanish gold rate firm with unchanged exchange backdrop.
Trade And Its Outlook Commerical Exchange
Inspections show 63 cars with detailed grain consignments including No3 wheat No2 mixed corn steamer yellow corn steamer mixed corn No3 white oats rejected white oats and rejected mixed oats. Chicago grain stocks on Tuesday tallied 7 397848 bush wheat 1270895 corn 400844 oats 44792 rye 115125 barley, versus 674198 bush wheat 1963355 corn 519729 oats 161063 rye 123538 barley on Nov 5.
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Chicago
Market Digest Flour and Grain Blues Weaken in Buyers Favor
A digest of markets notes flour receipts nationwide with quiet trading and modest concessions needed to move goods. Chicago shows weakness despite ample receipts. Milwaukee and St Louis remain steadier with varied grade pricing from common to patent. New York reports large receipts and exports, with common grades steady and medium offerings persistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettr
Ohio
City Mills
Minnesota
Chicago
Milwaukee
Detroit
St. Louis
Toledo
Enasier
New York
Louis
Milwanukee
Bright
Canada
Market tone and export shifts across ports in 19th century report
The market showed varied activity with quieter trade at New Orleans, firmer at Mobile, steady at Cincinnati, and quiet at Baltimore Charleston and New York. Net receipts and exports to Great Britain France and the Continent rose, while American stock consolidated though others remained largely unchanged. Prices edged higher at Augusta Mobile Savannah Charleston Norfolk and Philadelphia by small fractions and rose 1/16 at Galveston Louisville Memphis New Orleans and New York, with little change elsewhere.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Vanderbilts
Grangers
Central Pacific
Northwestern
St. Paul
Union’ Pacific
Lacka
Lackawanna
Western
Texas
Pacific
Chiccavo
Burlington and Quincy
Kunexus City
Mobile
Ohio
New England
Oregon Navigation
Vfirm
Liverpool
Hubbardstons
Florida
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Jamaica
Virginia
Tennessee
Faneuil
Pembroke
Huron
New Orleans
Cienfuego Os
Barbadoes
Borto Rico
Orleans
Carolina
Patna
Rangoon
Malaga
Baracoa
Carthagenas
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Centennial
Beacon Light
New York—Petroleum
United Pipeline
Pittsburg
Great Brita
France
Continent
American Ste
Baltimore
Charleston
Augusta
Savannah
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Galveston
Louisville
Memphis
Market report shows live stock and price ranges across species
Weekly figures detail cattle sheep and lambs swine totals, by state and region, with last week and year-ago comparisons. Includes car counts on major roads, market beef and store cattle prices, hog and sheep values, hide and skin prices, and cattle and sheep classifications per quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Jens Saas
Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Swees Aaa
New York
Boston
Lowell
Albany
Fitchburg
Eastern
New England
Trade Goods and Shipments Listed Across Halifax and Charlottetown
A dense ledger of imports lists items like eggs butter potatoes mackerel lobsters and fish from numerous firms including Arthur F H Bowles J F Bond and Rockwell & co. with shipments reaching Halifax and Charlottetown and a range of quantities such as 86 bags 63 bags and 435 lasty salt alongside bbls cases and boxes. This snapshot records exporters importers and the flow of foods and goods by sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
Henry Souther
Clark & Co
Salisbury
Winsor & Son
Cutler
Delong & Seaman
Griffin & Co
Grifin &Co
Foreign Exports from Bay of Islands and Yarmouth Trade
Shipping brief listing schooner Annie Allen at Bay of Islands exporting flour cornmeal oatmeal peas pork beef beans dried apples apples onions kerosene oil and lard butter and coal quantity figures. alongside steamer Alpha at Yarmouth exporting large meal consignments in barrels and tons for the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay OF Islands
N F
Annie Allen
Yarmouth
Freight Carload Totals for Regional Goods Movements
A historical ledger-like listing details multiple shipments by several railroads and express lines. It records quantities of wool, hides, tallow, butter, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, lumber, leather, skins, padds and other produce, across Maine Eastern Lowell Peabody Salem and sea routes, with numbers for bales, cases, boxes, bags, and cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Zrana Junction
Providence Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Dales
Reece
Perjury conviction and liquor case in U S circuit court
Before Judge Webb Michael Riley convicted of perjury was fined one dollar and sentenced to seven months in Fitchburg jail. John McIntire tried for illegally carrying on a wholesale liquor business in Clinton July. H E Swasey for defendant H E Blodgett for United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Riley
Fitchburg
John McIntire
Dlegally
Clinton
H. E. Swasey
H. E. Blodgett
United States
Court schedules week of arguments and docket notes
The court will hear arguments in the law list for a week with equity docket on Wednesday and criminal on Monday the 24th. Cases argued include Eliza Cunningham executrix v Cambridge Savings Bank, John M Way v Wm W Brigham et al, Jonathan R Gay et al v C M Stermond et al, and Harvey Silver et al v Eben D Jordan et al with respective counsel listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Eliza Cunningham
Executrix
Cambridge Savings Bank
R.m.morse,jr
W. H.towne
Geo
Hale
W. B. Durant
John M. Way
Second Session Before Judge Staples in Civil Case
In the case A. & W. Sprague Manufacturing company versus Mosely & Co. the jury disagreed. Tripp versus the New Metallic Packing company suspended for the labuary term as case No 1267. Mary A Gallagher versus Erdie Phaeton company seeks 10000 damages for injuries from being run down by a coach at Dock Square and Brattle Street. Plaintiff claims excessive carelessness by defendant. defense cites plaintiff's negligence. Arguments concluded with Bicknell and Stearns for plaintiff and Hemenway for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & W. Sprague Manufacturing Company
Mosely & Co
Tripp
New Metallic Packing Company
Mary A.gallagher
Erdie Phaeton Company
Dock Square
Brattle Street
E. O. Bicknell
George M. Stearns
A. Hemenway
Superior Court Case Leads to Multiple Assault Sentences
In Middlesex County on November ll Before Chief Justice Brigham James Cartin of Wakefield was fined $50 or two months in the house of correction for assault and battery Patrick Maloney of Lowell received six months in the house of correction for assault and battery James Lane of Cambridge was fined $100 or four months in the house of correction for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Brigham
James Cartin
Wakefield
House of Correction
Patrick Maloney
Lowell
James Lane
Cambridge
Several Luminaries Found Guilty in Local Court
James McCabe cleared of receiving stolen goods but convicted of larceny and assault on an officer with intent to kill, with prison terms of one and three years. Dozens more, including Sarah Brady, Thomas Burke, Ada Wilson, and Mary Conners, received larceny or related charges with varying sentences from months to four years in the house of correction or probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCabe
Sarah Brady
Thomas Burke
Alexander Peter
Louis Ayma
House of Correction
Ada Wilson
Margaret McElhaney
John Reardon
Fred. J. Whiting
Edward A. Wilder
Robert McDonald
Henry Farren
Mary Conners
John H. McGill
Patrick Costello
Bernard Martinson
William Thompson
Thomas Holland
David Leahy
John Stevens
Patrick McCormick
Patrick Lydon
John Moran
Patrick Callahan
Michael H. Sullivan
Thomas Logan
John H. Pegler
Michael Lawton
John Keiman
John T. Doherty
Drunkards jailed while others face theft charges
In the central court before Judge Forsaith Margaret McCarty and Margaret Connors both labeled common drunkards were sent to the house of industry for four and six months respectively. Margaret Riley arraigned for larceny of 105 dollars from Elizabeth Ryan at 187 South street held in 800 dollars. Joseph Carpenter arraigned for larceny of 2000 seven cups from Weston Electric Light company held in 500 dollars. Thomas Cook charged with larceny of a watch and chain valued at 128 dollars from W J Jones a seafaring man robbed near No 3 Bates place. Cook held in 50 dollars bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
Forsaith
Margaret McCarty
Margaret Connors
House of Industry
Margaret Riley
Elizabeth Ryan
South Street
Joseph Carpenter
Weston Electric Light Company
Thomas Cook
W.J. Jones
Jones
Bates Place
Cook
Boston Police Warn On Second Story Burglars
Inspectors issue a circular warning Boston residents about the rise of second story burglars who access homes via upper windows using ladders or wall posts. Citizens are urged to secure ladders and fasten second story windows as law officers watch for such thieves to prevent further incidents.
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Boston
Man killed as train runs over in Bangor switchyard
C E Miles of Old Town, 40, was killed last night in Bangor when a train ran over him near Yenobsroot switch. Found this morning, he reportedly boarded a wrong train and, trying to jump off, was fatally crushed. He leaves a widow and one son. Miles, former major of the Second Maine Regiment, died in an accidental death per inquest, exonerating railroad workers.
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Bangor
C. E. Miles
Oldtown
Yenobsroot Switch
Bar Harbor
Second Maine Regiment
Advertising Triumph in Suffering Aimed at Health Hope
The printers copy extols adversity while praising advertising for Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Testimonials claim relief from lung disease bronchial affections tumors ulcers liver complaints and other ailments after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Marriages in New Bedford and Boston area notices
At New Bedford on November 6 Rev Hervey Wood officiated the ceremony of Benjamin F Drown of Boston to Miss Lucy M Hewins of New Bedford. At Boston on November 7 Rev L G Walden joined Arthur Smith to Alice Bailey. At Somerville on November 3 Rev S C McGrath united John J Wood of Somerville to Jennie E Slack of Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown—Hewins
New Bedford
Hervey Wood
Benjamin F Drown
Boston
Lucy M Hewins
Smith~bailey
L G Walden
Arthur Smith
Alice Bailey Wood—Slack
S C McGrath
John J Wood
Somerville
Jennie E Slack
Clinton
Obituary notices from Boston area listings dated November
Obituaries and funeral notices for multiple individuals in Boston and surrounding towns. Names include Catie A Driggs Zilpna Briggs Cook Russell Conway Reuben Hobart John Hitchcock Mary Hastings Oliver Mitchell John B McDermott William Moore Emma Newell Reuben Pratt Lucy Stedman Albert Storer Harriet Smith Sarah E Saylor Tirrell. Affected ages range from infancy to 75 with multiple locations like Charlestown Dorchester East Boston Scituate Dixfield Me Hyde Park and 87 Dartmouth street cited for service details. Please send no flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nintoe Lings
Boston
Catie A
Arthur Driggs
Charlestown
Zilpna C
Philander S Briggs
Cook
Scituate
Russell Cook
Conway
William D Conway
Hobart
Reuben L Hobart
Hitchcock
John Hitchcock
Commonwealth Avenue
Hastings
Mary Hastings
St Johnsbury VI
Mitchell
Oliver M Mitchell
McDermott
Dorchester
John B McDermott
Mooree
East Boston
William Herbert Moore
Newell
Emma Whittier
Thomas C Newell
Reuben Pratt
Stedman
Lucy Rust
Charles H Stedman
William Ingalls
Dartmouth Street
Storer
Dixfield
A. L
Albert Storer
Smith
Harriett Stillman
Ee Smith
Lor
Sarah E
James
Passenger Rates Battle Across Albany and New York Lines
The piece analyzes fare wars between Albany and rival lines, detailing through routes to Chicago via New York and Boston, with Albany resisting cuts and facing a $16 fare via rival paths. It notes New York Central and Sound lines actions, Fitchburg and West Shore competition, and implications for Albany’s market share and pro rata adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reston
Albany
Chicago
New York City
Boston
New York Central
Sound Lines
Fitchburg
West Shore
Grand Trunk
Vermont Central
Lowell
Erie
New York
Fiterburg
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Central
The
Hoosae
Fall River Line
Independent Boston Fusileers Parade Route Details
The Independent Boston Fusileers route today runs from Boylston to Quincy House via Washington Winter Tremont Hanover Blackstone North Merchant's Row and other streets ending at Quincy House. Freeman Field a veteran over 80 will be carried. he is one of the original pitchers presented to the company in 1790 by Ensign Samuel Jenks. The pitchers were England made, 100 given to members with arms on one side and a full-length tailor-made portrait of a Fusileer ensign with flag on the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fusileers
Fifth Regiment
Boylston Ball
Washington
Winter
Tremont
Hanover
Blackstone
North
Merchant’s Row
Quincy Market
Commercial
State
Devonshire
Franklin
Court
Brattle
Quincy House
Freeman Field
Samuel Jenks
England
Public bequests from Mary J Conroy estate rate
By the will of Mary J Conroy the new St Marys church on Harvard street Brookline receives 200 dollars the Mission church in the Roxbury district 100 dollars the House of the Good Shepherd 100 dollars the Sisters of the Poor 200 dollars The lev Lawrence J Morris 200 dollars for a special purpose St Marys church Brookline 100 dollars for clothes for children From the estate of Jane F and Firth the ly-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Conroy
St. Mary’s Church
Harvard Street
Brookline
Mission
Roxbury
House of the Good Shepherd
Sisters of the Poor
Lev
Lawrence J. Morris
Jane F. &. Firth
Money Woes Hit Several Firms in Boston Area Creditors Meet
At a Boston meeting of creditors the expert listed unquestioned liabilities at 781171 dollars and disputed liabilities at 9596 40, with total debts around 17403 11. Assets total 7498 49, including accounts 570 02 cash and 4822 35 merchandise. Insolvent Nabum C Piper of Boston owes about 4300 with 982 secured and no assets for unsecured creditors. Several other debtors including Israel Seaman East Boston and J Q Hutch Northboro show various losses, with unsecured liabilities often surpassing assets. Multiple assignments and delinquencies across states are noted, with shrinkage and stock depreciation central to many failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Blast Refrigerator Company
Boston
Nabum C
Piper
Bunker Hill District
Israel
Seaman
East Boston
Samuel Goldenburg
J. Q. Hutch
Northboro
Mass
John C. Symmes
Grocer
Lewiston
Kent
Burlington
Patrick Conlon
Waterbury
Conn
William Weed
Darien
Judson & Co
Derby
A.C
W.E. Worth
New York
W. J. Shay
John Hyams
Marion
N. C
A. & W. Shields
Durant
Miss
Thomas Taylor
Frank F. Farrell
Commonwealth
Mary Cunningham
Mary C. Swear
James R. Wood
James L. Ripley
Same
Annie Skillings
Ann Anderson
Margaret Foley
Frank E. Noyes
Michael McDonald
Retrospective Glance at Boston Two Centuries Ago
The Bostonian society held its November meeting in the old state house. Gifts to the library include General Samuel Andrews’s 1812 14 private armed brig Aballino commission signed by James Madison and James Monroe, five photographs of sites from the 1872 fire, a 1744 frigate Constitution nail, and other valuable items. A 1800 Ulster County Gazette with Washington burial details was received, and a 1833 Boston light infantry uniform print and a 1779 Massachusetts Bay promissory note were added. The group debated Boylston street sidewalk removal, voting 23 to 21 against opposing it. A paper on Boston life 200 years ago was read, and a committee was formed to advocate preserving Copley Square as public ground.
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Boston
Itc
Bostonian Sociey
Old State House
Library Committee
Awa MZ
J. KB. Stanwood
Samuel Andrews
Aballino
James Madison
James Monroe
John P. Reed
George Hemenway
Hart’s
North End
Ulster County
N. Y
Abram Brown
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Representatives Hall
Boston Light Infantry
Robt. C. Winthrop
E.L. Bynner
S. H. Russell
Bostonian Society
Copley Square
Massachusetts Pensioner May Seek Arrears Reinstatement
A Hyde Park widow, Margaret E. Cooper, sued to restore her name to the pension rolls and claim arrears dating from her husband Lieut. Col. John D. Cooper’s death in 1865. A 1884 secretary’s ruling could allow reinstatement if she proves moral conduct since 1882, prompting withdrawal of the court of claims case.
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Washington
The
Republican
Margaret E. Cooper
Hyde Park
Mass
John D. Cooper
New Hampshire Volunteers
Congress
Dudley
Cooper
B. F. Butler
Court of Claims
Teller
Gen. Butler
Bridgeport Opens New Hospital With Dedicatory Op
The Bridgeport hospital building costing 100000 dollars was formally dedicated with Gov. Harrison and state officials attending. Notable figures included Northrop Goodrich Starr Leir Roosa Neade Haskins Conings and P. T. Barnum who presided. A county medical society meeting featured Dr Wilson discussing Cocaine hydrochlorate as an eye anesthetic and a painless tumor removal performed by Prof. Wier using the drug.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Bridgeport Hospital
Harrison
Northrop
New Haven
Goodrich
Vernon
Starr
New London
Leir
Wier
Roosa
Neade
New York
Haskins
Hartford
Conings
New Britain
The
State Medical Society
Comack
Yale Medical School
Gen. Harrison
P. T. Barnum
County Medical Society
Fr. M. Wilson
Wright
Cape Cod Association Holds 32nd Annual Meeting at State Street
The Cape Cod association met at 62 State Street on Tuesday for its thirty second annual meeting. Death of Vice President Lemuel Shaw noted. Four college students receive aid from the educational fund. Elected officers include President Henry C. Brooks and a slate of vice presidents, executive committee, treasurer Eben Bacon, and secretaries Osborne Howes Jr and George Thacher.
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Cape Cod Association
No. 62
State Street
Lemuel Shaw
Educational Fund
Henry C. Brooks
Samuel K. Lothrop
Alpheus Bardy
Osborne Howes
Eben Davis
Nathaniel Crowell
Barna Davis
Philip H. Sears
Elisha
Balti more and Ohio Telegraph awards damages in Taunton
In Taunton Mass the Balti more and Ohio Telegraph company faced citizen protests over pole placement. After hearings the aldermen awarded 100 to Anna M Fuller 100 to Susan H Hathaway 100 to Francis E Heard et al 100 to J F Montgomery 50 to Margaret Bearse 50 to Angelini Wilbur and J W Stavers. The ruling hints at potential future litigation over poles within 40 feet of properties.
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Taunton
Mass
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
Board of Aldermen
Anna M. Fuller
Susan H. Hathaway
Francis E. Heard
J. F. Montgomery
Margaret Bearse
Angelini Wilbur
J. W. Stavers
Masterton Charged With Fraud In Vernon County Court
John M Masterton of Vernon, N Y was arrested for defrauding Charles Hendricks by taking a $1000 check while insolvent. He waived examination seeking county court review on Dec 1. Masterton posted $5000 bail as other charges were expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
N. Y
John M. Masterton
Charles Hendricks
J. M. Masterton & Co
Masterton
Cattle numbers rise in West report pins growth
Kansas City Nov 11 The national bureau of animal industry committee on western cattle business nears completion. Its forthcoming report shows 23,000,000 head of cattle west of the Mississippi, up about 50 percent since 1880. Texas leads with 70 percent gain, Kansas second at 50 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Bureau of Animal Industry
Mississippi River
Texas
Kansas
Grand Union Hotel Expansion At Grand Central Depot
Arriving travelers are advised to cross the street and stop at the Grand Union Hotel to save carriage hire and baggage transfer. The hotel now offers 600 rooms with velvet and axminster carpets, priced from $1 daily, plus a restaurant touted as the best and cheapest in the city. Elevated railway and horse cars provide access to all city parts, with family accommodations available.
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New
Seminole Negro Indians Urged for Relief by Congress
Washington reports Brig Gen Stanley urges relief for about 200 Seminole Indians and freedmen discharged from U S military service who served as scouts in Texas. Sheridan details their loyalty, exile to Mexico, failed reservation, and ongoing need for a homeland after 16 to 12 years of service.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Department of Texas
Stanley
Sheridan
Florida
Indian Territory
Old Mexico
Mexico
Texas
Rio Grande
Maximilian
Juarez
Lee
Indian Bureau
War Department
Father argues for college for son in heated debate
A New York Telegram exchange shows a farmer and a Harvard graduate boarder quarreling over sending a son to college. Parson Brown backs college, while the talk turns to Yale versus Harvard with a humorous dig about a recent Harvard win over Yale by 16 runs.
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New York Telegram
Farmer John
Sirree
Harvard
Yaass
Parson Brown
Honah
Yale
Hahvahd
Wanted a Prayer from the Wall Street News
A Boston board of trade member in Canada is mistaken for a wealthier man. On leaving St Thomas a farmer says a buyer offered 60 cents per bushel for a large apple orchard. The talk turns to a freeze-up and a humorous plea for a square prayer to either bring the man back or keep cold for three more days. A $10 bill to buy Bibles for heathen is offered in the jest.
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Wall Street News
Boston Board of Trade
Canada
St. Thomas
Mailand Express Blocks Cleveland Victory Claims
The Wall Street News notes the Mailand Express resists conceding Grover Cleveland’s state majority and reports schemes to overturn the result. It alleges Cyrus W. Field owns the paper and pushes for a monument at Tarrytown to Maj. Andre to gain influence with the American public.
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Wall Street News
Mailand Express
Grover Cleveland
Mail and Express
Cyrus W. Field
Tarrytown
Maj
Andre
Funeral notices for two Boston area men
The funeral of James C Galaway chief engineer of the towboat Elsie of the Boston Towboat Company was held at 3 PM Tuesday from his home at 143 Saratoga Street. Rev L B Bates of Meridian Street Bethel conducted the services and the body was taken to Woodlawn for interment. The funeral of William Conway of Charlestown was held Tuesday morning at St Francis de Sales church and he was buried in Bunker Hill Cemetery.
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James C-Galaway
Elsie
Boston Towboat Company
Saratoga Street
L. B. Bates
Meridian Street Bethel
Woodlawn
William Conway
Charlestown
St. Francis de Saleschurch
Bunker Hill
Spanish appoint Porto Rico governor general and Cuban shift
General Suances is trusted with Porto Rico government until General Luis Caban arrives as governor general. General Farjado becomes captain general of Cuba. The Spanish gunboat Bazan left Havana November 1 for Colon and struck Colorado Keys near Cape San Antonio, likely a total loss.
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Havana
Suances
Porto Rico
Luis Caban
Farjardo
Cuba
Bazan
Colon
Colorado Keys
Cape San Antonio
Will case reveals earlier will bequeathing estate to widow
In Chicago today, counsel for Mrs Storey produced an ante dating will during the Storey will hearing. The document leaves the entire estate including the Times to the widow, but omits a nonremarry clause found in the latest will.
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Chicago
Storey
Times
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Watrons
New York Road
Joseph Leeds
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
H. C. Barlow
Joseph O. Phillipps
Leeds
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Northern Pacific Railroad
Washington Territory
Tacoma
South Prairie
St. Louis and San Francisco Railway Company
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
New York Central Railroad Company
New York Stock Exchange
Pine Place
Baldwin Place
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Fusileers
Cold Blast Refrigerator Co
Western Cattle
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & CO
X Sons
N. E
Lippincott. Son & CO
Market Street
Boct
LEONARD @ CO
Bromfield Street
DR. DE Jong
Curios
Francis Henshaw & Co
Merchants
Boston Stock Exchange
Continental National Bank
First National Bank of Boston
Merchants National Bank
Amoskeag Miz Co
Merrimacs Mfg Co
Salmon Fails Manufacturing Co
de Goodyear & McKay Sewing Machine Association
Boston and
Gee Elkhorn
Missouri Valley
Brooklyn 'S
Sioux City
Pacific Islaes
Merchandise National Bank
National City Bank
Newton and Watertown Gas Light Co
Id Colony Iron Co
Fist National Bank of Boston
Nationa
Wing Co
South Boston
Little Rock & Ft Smith
Cedar Rapids
Missouri River
Somerville Horse
Hide and Leather National Bank
Sapian
United States Hotel Co
Essex Co
Shawmut National Bank
Old Colony RR
New Hampshire
Androscoggin
Kennebec
Ee Wimington
Brookline Land Co
Fremont
Elkhorn
Tremont Water Meter Co
Colorado Telephone Co
Tremont Water Meter Co .S
Howard National Bank
BR. LL. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Exchange Place
UBE Telephone
American Electric and Illuminating Co
Eliot National Bank
Beyiston National Bank
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Do Market National Bank
Do Seaconner Mills
Fallover
Adams Mfg Co
Shoston and Maine RR
Aikhorn Land and Town Lot Co
Oriental Coffee House Co
Union State Co
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago and
Tne
Maine Central
China M Ins Co
Scrip
White Water
Bares Hamilton National Bank
Stackstope National Bank
National Bank of North America
Tremont National Bank
National Uniop Bank
Elmwot National Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Aco National Bank of North America
Arinetan Mills
SRE Lass Wes Ormares
Washington Mills
Wilmington
Belfast
Atchison, Topeka
Lansing
Saginaw
White
West Michigan
Missouri
Henry C. Bird& CO
Washington Et
Dix Place
Portieres
Horticultural Hall
Tremont Street
Tuesay
Francis Sprague & Co., General Auctioneers
Milk Street
Hoosac Tunnel Docks
Charlestown District
Boston City
Horatio Harris & CO
Cephalonia
Almeria Grapes
Lisbon
Brazil
Albert Howe & Co
Brightor
Warren Avenue
Bostor
John J.henry& Fegan
Devonshire Streets
Boots and Shoes
J. W. Bradley & CO
Summer Street
Moody & Johnson
Froy New
Boots & Shoes
A. & Richards & Go., Boots and Shoes
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoes and Leather Exchange
National Rockland Bank
Roxboro
Atlantic National Bank
Massachusetts National Bank
National Bank of the Commonwealth
Plymouth Cordage Co
American Mortgage and Investment Co
de Vermont
Mass R & Co
Manchester
Lawrence KR
Concord
Montreal
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Co
Brooklyn
Y Bridge
South
Rosa Brady
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Martha Smith
Thomas Smith
Middlesex
A. D
E Street
Seventh Street
John J. Driscoll
Driscoll
Michael Brady
Margaret E. Driscoll
A. Morse