Treasury Offices and a Nation in Photographs in Washington
Special correspondence from Washington recounts General Rosecrans signing 226 three percent bonds, discussions on signatures and forgery, and Treasury placards honoring rules set by Folger and others. It notes clerks, engravers, and critics, plus a parade photo at the White House and political street scenes.
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Boston West
Washington
General Rosecrans
Register of the Treasury
Jobin
Boston
Hitchcock
Ife
Treasury
Higgins
Folger
Windom
Manning
Gresham
McCullough
White House
Albany
Albany Phalanx
Ellington
French Councilman Pushes Humboldt Avenue Road Pact
The Boston City Council passed a 650000 street improvement order including Humboldt avenue. Councilman French led efforts, claiming no personal property on the avenue yet his relatives own substantial Humboldt area real estate. Records show Jonathan French and the Williams family hold large nearby holdings benefiting from the project.
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Townsend Street
Walton Street
Waumbeck Street
Waumbeck
Wenonah
J. D. Williams
Moses Williams, Jr
D.W. Williams
Warren
Wyoming
Walton, Waumbeck
Elm Oil Avenue
D. W. Williams
Humboldt Avenue
Jonathan French
John
Williams
George H. Williams
Ellen A. Williams
William M. Williams
Grace A. Williams
Auderman Curtis
Munroe
Seaver Street
West Roxbury Park
Munroe Street
Common Council
West Roxbury
French
Jenkins
Parker House
J. D. Williams French
2Nd Williams
John D. Williams French
No. 40
State Street
No. 42
Commonwealth Avenue
Woes of Emma Les Hudson Arrested on Indictment
Emma Lee Hudson faced Superior Criminal Court on an indictment for stealing a locket and chain worth 50 dollars from Mrs. Lottie J. French. A variance in the indictment led to discharge, then re-arrest and remand to jail as prosecutors pursue multiple charges and another grand jury session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lee Hudson
Superior Criminal Court
Lottie J. French
Dwight Street
Major Jones
Lottie J
Blackwell’s Island
Inspector Leggett
Court injunction bars Mikado performance by Blanche Corell
U.S. Circuit Court on November 11 granted Richard P'Oyle Carte an injunction against Blanche Corell to restrain her from publicly performing the Mikado with an orchestra. The bill in equity seeks to stop the performance.
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U.S. Circuit Court
Richard P’oyle Carte
Blanche Corell
Bill In Equity
Supreme Judicial Court Arguments and Superior Court Dockets
The Supreme Judicial Court session lists cases including Mattey vs Whittier Machine Co and Keefe vs Boston and Albany railroad with plaintiff and defendant counsel noted. Superior Court first session details cases like Stagdale v Baker and Stagdale v Free Hospital for Women, plus a resumed loan suit Davis vs Smith and a long list of numbered matters.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
C. J. Morton
W. Allen Field
C. Allen
J. J. Holmes
Mary I. Mattey
Whittier Machine Company
L. M. Child
F. &. Barry
John C. Ropes
Mary Keefe
Boston and Albany Railroad
T. J. Gargan
A. L. Soule
Anne B. Stagdale
W. N. Baker
Same
Free Hospital
George A. Torrey
W. Towne
William Oisson
W. E Smith
Thomas Davis
Anastasia Smith
A. E. Pillsbury
J. M. Olmstead
Lyman Mason
Financial Highlights From Atchison Market Action
The Atchison movement dominates widespread trading with 9625 shares crossing, opening at 84 rising to 85 then climbing to 85 and closing 853. Analysts expect a cross to 90 within 30 days. Chicago and New York show strong buying interest as brokers push Atchison ahead on improved earnings and dividend prospects. Volume in New York and Boston remains robust with extensive bond and railroad activity across the day.
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New York
Boston
Atchison
New England
Chicago
West
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Back Bay Nuisance Hearing Promised Abatement Yet Again
The Back Bay nuisance returns to a board of health hearing after an earlier promise to abate. Wet lands and stagnant water persist on lands tied to Richard Moore’s petition dated July 22. Notices go to listed landowners and officials, with final action set for Friday at 11 a.m. to hear all interested parties.
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Back Bay
Board of Health
Richard Moore
Mesars
Jarvis D. Bramiv
Benjamin F. Brooks
Simuel G. Sneling
George F., Richardson
William Gray
Charles H. Moore
Nathan Matthews
J. D. Payne
Park Commissioners
Writs Served Over Pianos Sold by Mrs M A Davidson
Writs are served on creditors of Mrs M A Davidson a former piano dealer who left town six months ago with many debtors including Oliver Ditson Co Several piano holders may sue over mortgages Ditson docud remains unsettled. The yacht Xanthe found adrift mast Oulf water near Flippledge sink tied to Boston Nahant voyage of Fred Taylor and John Cole Both men missing. City Democrats praise Saltonstall appointment.
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M. A. Davidson
Oliver Ditson
Fred Taylor
John Cole
Nahant
Boston
Saltonstall
Wholesale list of named firms and agents across cities
An indexed compilation showing individuals and firms by city and state, including Atlanta Baltimore Bloomington Burlington Butte Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Decatur Detroit Erie Grand Rapids Knoxville Louisville Memphis Milwaukee Minneapolis Nashville Nash ville Ottumwa Portland Philadelphia Savannah Sedalia St Paul St Louis Zanesville. Names include Perryman Kingsbery Mullen Barhyat Adams Ringgold Manss Benckenstein Owen Sutcliffe Rosenberg Le Bambee McClung Witt Patterson Means Standish Gotzian Tarbox Henry Gotzian etc, with firms such as Edwin Bates & Co, Marsh & Co, Tucker Smith & Co, Phelps Dodge & Palmer, Belknap Carpenter & Co, Murphy & Comstock, Green & Huffaker, Cushing & Co, Herzog & Co.
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Atlanta
F M Perryman
E Kingsbery
Edwin Bates & Co
John A Smith Moore
Marsh & Co
Baltimore
Bloomington
T Challis
Burlington
O Adams
Adams
Kourlington
Barhyat
Barhyat & Co
Tre
Butte
Min
Ira
Mann
Chicago
Crefoot
Stelle & Co
Ads
Putnam
Phelps
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Seixas Cook & Seixas
M Henderson
M Henderson & Co
Ili
M F Prouty
Geo P Gore & Co
Amachicago
Ill
Joseph M Schnadig
Schnadig Bros & Co
C Dovenmueble
H F C Dovenmuchle & Son
Craw
Cincinnati
Plant
Plant & Marks
O—John Allemong
J & A Simpkinson & Co
Ringgold
Ringgold & Co
Louis Manss
Manss Bros & Co
J Benckenstein
J Benckenstein & Co
Cleveland
Geo
Oady
Oady & Co
Childs Childs Groff & Co
Columbus
Belknap
Carpenter & Co
Decatur
Ferriss
L Ferriss & Co
Detroit
Mich
R & Walker
D Robinson & Co
A McGraw
McGraw & Co
Brun
Erie
Hostettler
Hostettler & Lamson
Colzeston
Tex
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Block
Oppenheimer & O
Par
Grand Rapids
Bertsch
Rindge
Bertsch & Co
Bases City
Hiram Patterson
Patterson, Thomas & Knoxville
Tenn
McMillan
McMillan, Hazen & Go
Dism
Louisville, Ky
Geo A Owen
J H Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe & Owen U
William Rosenberg
Rosenberg, Flexner & Co
Louisville
M. le Bambee
Strenzy & Co
McClung
McClung & Co
Lynchburg
George D Witt
Witt & Watkins
Maysville
W H Means
Owens & Barkley
Memphis
Miles Standish
Hill Standish & Co
Milwaukee
Wis
F Beals
Heals, Torrey & Co
Markwell
Markwell & Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Heffelinger
North Star
S& Co
Nashville
Shade Murray
Murray
Dibrell & Go
Treat Arkville
Richsinson
Philadelphia
M Belknap
Shumway & Go
Harris
Harris & Sons
Reeve
Pickersgill Jr
Quincy
Blasland
Blasland & Co
Savannah
Einstein
Einstein’s Sons
Sedalia
St Louis
Lindsley
Orr & Lind
Jos Baum
Jos Baum & Co
Toledo
Smith Simmons & Peabody
Zanesville
O—Henry
Mortgage Gold Bonds Listed for Northern Pacific and Partners
A listing of bond notes shows the Northern Pacific R B Co General First Mortgage Gold 6s due 1921 and Second Mortgage Gold 6s due 1933, Oregon Bye Navigation Co Consolidated Mortgage Gold 5s due 1925, and Atchison Topeka Santa Fe R R Co Collateral Trust 6s due 1911.
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Northern Pacific R. B. Co
Oregon B'y & Navigation Co
Consolidated
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R.R. Co
Brokers' Board Sales Reflect Varied Holdings and Prices
Trading at Brokers' Board shows diverse securities from railroads to mining firms. Notable entries include At & Pacos 24,000 with 81% bid, Denver ext 48 at 95, and L Gs 18,000 at 97 4 and 9s. Also listed are mining shares for Calum & Hecla and Tamarack with varied premiums and percentages, plus numerous railroad and bank notes.
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Ciorine Friess Gales
St. Lan
At & Pacos
Bt Co. Inc
Bur& Moosex
Con Kd. Vt
Ch. Buk Q
Denver
Do. Inc
Ry&n
Ee Sol Ao Inc
R&n
SF Goncord
Flint & F. m1
Prowa
Faso
Ny. Mo Riot
Mar Hou
Rutland Rats
Worn & K
Summit Brel
Calum & Hecla
Tamarack
Fide Leip & Te
Eng
Botton Water P
Diego L
Conmnon
New York Money Market and Stock Exchange Summary
New York reports money on call at 2 to 3 percent with recent loans at 2 1/2 to 4 percent. prime mercantile paper quoted 4 1/2 to 5 1/4. Foreign exchange dull, government bonds steady, state bonds quiet, rail bonds active. Stocks rally in forenoon then buoyant. Erie, St Paul, Lake Shore lead with large volume. Erie common up 2 percent on coupon rumor. St Paul highs near 97 1/2, closes 1 1/2 higher. Vanderbilts show strength. Manitoba and Manhattan advance. overall market ends higher after midafternoon fluctuations. Total trades around 561,642 shares with varied bid prices and notable activity across multiple rails and utilities.
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Boston
New York
Navy
Prime Mercantile
Erie
St. Paul
Lake Shore
Vanderbilts
Gentral Pacific
Manhattan
Manitoba
Union Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Personsion
Congress
Trade and Its Outlook Chicago Grain Strong and Higher
A late Chicago dispatch notes dull wheat with little sales and a nearby rise in prices until the close a fraction under the opening. Corn shows initial gains with a later dip while pork prices edge higher on buying activity and the market for oats and other grains also moves, with settling prices near day’s top.
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Chicago
George C.eldredge & Co
New York Commodity Prices and Chicago Wheat Report
New York markets show cotton and flour mixed amid steady prices and extensive grain notes. Included are Chicago wheat declines, varied futures, and freight and livestock movements across major Midwestern exchanges with receipts and shipmen ts noted for flour wheat corn oats rye barley pork lard and beef markets.
Livestock Market Totals and State Arrivals Report
This week cattle sheep and lambs swine totals reach 2 395 15 114 20 088 with last week 0 2 88 9 410 23 272 and last year 2 44 12 403 15 674 plus regional counts for New Hampshire Vermont New York and Western states. Totals include arrivals at different yards and a mix of cattle calves horses and other livestock.
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San Senson
Hampshire
Snee
Vermont
New York
Maine
Libby & Son
Weiler, Brown & Libby
Copper
Thomson & Son
H Coolidge & Son
Wardwell
H Hogg
W Hall
Glines & Weston
GM Lancaster
New Hampshire
H A Wilcox
J B Jordan
G B Sargent
J E Perry
Breck & W
Dow & Moulton
Eb F Adden
JT Keazer
George Ailliard
G Philbrook
Aldrich & Johnson
A Mershall
KR E French
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Piper & Vor
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G © Rowell
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Icker
J B Remick
Engram
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H Ingerson
Hastings
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O Bixbull
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Britton & Savage
E Slocum
Massachusetts
E W Sears
J S$ Henry
J Wilson
Scattering
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Farrell & McFflynn
A N Monroe
Hollis & Co
J E Farrell
E F H Bares
Wm Scolling
Hathaway & Jackson
Canada
F Gosselyn
Y Parsault
M R Nelson
Livestock Markets Show Mixed Demand Across Cattle and Hogs
Livestock markets feature varied activity with good grade cattle steady, buyers seeking high quality stock, and common grades weaker. Hog and veal markets soften amid limited demand, while dairy cows and calves move slowly. horse values and export beef trade show little improvement. Many sellers list scattered consignments from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, New York, and Canada, with prices reflecting weight and quality.
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W. W. Hall
New England
Indiana
A. K. Wilson
Iowa
Charles Fletcher
Liverpool
States
A. N. Monroe
F. Jewett & Co
Palestine
G. H. Hammond
Sameria
O Bixby
Glee
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O C Robinson
G W Wears
G P Flack & Son
J F Connor
H A Wilcox
L Morse
BMR
Nelson
Libby & Son
Maine
F H Coolidge
E Engrew
S Y Southworth
SH Wardwell
A C Foss
RE French
Breck & Wood
J Eugrew
Moreet
Wa Ertown
Goerike
Watertown
J Eagiew
Scettle
BS Hastings
Bee
H Irgeysen
Sgem
C Robinson
G H Sprigg
HF Aduen
W Scollaus
J QO Sanborn
Hathaway & Jackson
L Moss
Brighton
William S. Collins
Boston
Albany
Ferrell & McFlynn
E H Eames
J H Fogg
Wardwell
H Cooledge
I F Connor
MC Kennedy
A Williamson
G H Sprin
Hall & Seaver
N K Campbell
W A Farnham
Massachusetts
J S Henry
Scattering
New York
Hollis & Co
J. S. Henry
Aldrich & Johnson
J D Hosmer
H M Taft
J B Sargent
Seles
Weller, Brown & Libby
Liverpool Cargo Totals from Samarsa and Adelaide Voyages
A list of cargo items and quantities from the steamers Samarsa and Edward L Mayberry, cleared in November. Items include corn, beef, apples, cranberries, tobacco, sugar, cement, kerosene, furniture, clocks, medicines, oils, woolens, and various package counts. The ledger notes 20,167 bushels of corn and 28,301 pounds of cheese among many entries, with numerous cases, boxes, and bags across goods and supplies.
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Liverpool
Eng
Samarsa
Coop Fo
Adelaide
Edward L Mayberry
Receipts Report From Multiple Railroads and Goods
Receipts show extensive freight items for November including cotton and wool bales, flour barrels, corn bushels, oats, wheat, meat, butter, oleomargarine, apples, eggs, leather hides pelts lumber and more across Boston and Albany, Providence, Grand Junction, New York, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine Eastern and Western divisions, Lowell, and other lines with numerous car and box counts and assorted perishable goods.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York Inc
New Bugiana Rallisa
Fitchburg Balroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston
Atne Railroad
Western Division
Lowell Rathrord
Total Receipts of Staple Goods Nov Li Port
A historical port table shows total receipts of staple goods for November day, comparing 1885 to 1884. Items include sugar, flour, molasses, corn, oats, wheat, pork, lard, leather, hides, Hams, grease, and tea among others, with quantities listed in bushels, barrels, sacks, and other units.
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Trangis
Bates
Peltz
Fall Boots and Shoes Trade Reports and Shipments Rise
The trade in fall goods remains active with orders from across the country though ready-made stock is scarce. Prices hurt manufacturers especially in New England firms from Lynn to Brockton. Wax, hip goods, and calf boots stay in demand while jobbers hold back for last season prices. Rubber goods brisk, factories full, stock light, and weekly shipments outside New England reach 49,206 cases versus 33,472 last year, with Jan shipments totaling 2,311,416 cases vs 2,296,514 the prior period.
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New England
Lynn
Brockton
Jan. l
Canadian Pacific Through Traffic Influence and Elevating Railway News
The article analyzes how the opening of the Canadian Pacific may affect through transportation on the Pacific coast, with skepticism about major disruption to Central and Southern Pacific routes. It cites government policy, potential cargo and passenger shifts via Victoria storage, and broader regional implications for Pacific states. It also notes Manhattan Elevated Railway Company directors, earnings, and quotes on eastbound freight rates and railroad developments.
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R. M. Galloway
John H. Hall
C. W. Chapin
Sidney Dillon
Edward M. Field
George J. Gould
Samuel Sloan
5. V. White
Springfeld Republican
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White Mountains
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Houston dry goods man Samuel Rees in federal trouble
Samuel Rees of Houston Texas is attached in a federal case brought in Indianapolis Indiana involving Eclipse Milling Company of Henderson Minnesota M A Cooper and Co of St Cloud Minnesota and a failed transaction. The record notes an attachment and a failing business matter connected with a Mississippi milling firm or similar entity. The proceeding appears in Federal Court at Indianapolis as part of a broader commercial dispute.
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Samuel Rees
Dry Goods
Houston
Tex
Eclipse Milling Company
Henderson
Navy
Hichborn & CO
Firat St
Boston
Firat Street
Monks’ Wharf
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Santa Fe
Sandusky
Gipeon Beck
Tremont St
Vanety
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bromfeld St
Washington St
Corner State
Berkeley Street
Geldowsky
Sik
Velure
Borquay
Paul
Brussels
Bys BR
Knights & Go
Main St
Cambridgeport
Essex Street
Brice S. Evans & Son
Equitable Building
Beaton
Horatigo Harris & Co, Austrosseers and
Conmnetasion Econee No
Albert Howes
Voarket Street
Kriguian
Enie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!