Treasury offices and signatures spark a Washington tour
Special Correspondent notes General Rosecrans signing 226 bonds, a chat about forging autographs, and the Treasury’s strict placard culture. Describes Folger and Manning as targets of petty rulemaking, with a glimpse of the White House grounds parade photos and an outline of Humboldt avenue land and the $59,000 appropriation to complete the street to Munroe Seaver and West Roxbury Park.
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Washington
General Rosecrans
Register of the Treasury
John
Boston
Hitchcock
Treasury
Manning
White House
Albany
Albany Phalanx
Ellington
Townsend Street
Walton Street
Waumbeck Street
Waumbeck
Wenonah
J. D. Williams
Moses Williams, Jr
D.W. Williams
Warren
Wyoming
Walton, Waumbeck
Elm Gil Avenue
D. W. Williams
Humboldt Avenue
Jonathan French
John J. Williams
George H. Williams
Ellen A. Williams
William M. Williams
Grace A. Williams
Alderman Curtis
Munroe
Seaver Street
West Roxbury Park
Munroe Street
Councilman French Faces Scrutiny Over Humboldt Avenue Vote
At a recent city council session a $650000 street improvement bill including Humboldt avenue, West Roxbury, passed after a caucus. Councilman French championed the measure amid questions about his real estate ties to Humboldt area, linked to the French and Williams families who own substantial nearby property.
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Common Council
Humboldt Avenue
West Roxbury
French
Jenkins
Parker Rage
J. D. Williams French
Williams
John D. Williams French
Jonathan French
No. 40
State Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Rumbolds Avenue
The Woes of Emma Lee Hudson in Court
Emma Lee Hudson faced trial in Superior Criminal Court for stealing a locket and chain valued at $50 from Mrs. Lottie French. A variance in the indictment led to discharge, but Hudson was re-arrested and remanded to Charles Street jail as prosecutors plan further indictments and grand jury actions regarding additional alleged crimes.
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Emma Lee Hudson
Superior Criminal Court
Lottie J. French
Dwight Street
Major Jones
Lottie J
Blackwell’s Island
Court records seek injunction against public performance
November record shows Lt Richard D Oyle Carte sues Blanche Corell seeking an injunction to restrain her from public performance with an orchestra. The court issued the injunction.
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U.S. Circuit Court
Richard D’oyle Carte
Blanche Corell
Bill Inequity
Ao Orchestra
Supreme Judicial Court exerpts show varied cases heard
The Supreme Judicial Court session lists cases argued and scheduled before Justices Morton Field Allen and Holmes. Plaintiffs include Mary H. Mattey, Mary Keefe, Edward Somer, Maria Morelana, Mary E. Bigelow, Anne B. Stagdale, Thomas Davis, and others against defendants such as Whittier Machine Boston and Albany railroad, Hoover Morris, Free Hospital for Women, Anastasia Smith, and various parties. Multiple dockets note verdicts, resumed trials, and orders with attorneys named and case numbers.
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Monwealth
J. Morton
W. Allen Field
C. Allen
J. J. Holmes
Mary HW. Mattey
Whittier Machine Company
L. M. Child
F. &. Barry
John C. Ropes
Mary Keefe
Boston and Albany Railroad
T. J. Gargan
A. Li. Soule
Anne B. Stagdale
W. N. Baker
Same
Free
Hospital For Women
George A. Torrey
W H. Towne
William Gaston
W. E Smith
Thomas Davis
Anastasia Smith
A. KE. Pillsbury
J. M. Olmstead
Lyman Mason
The Back Bay Nuisance Hearing Returns
The Back Bay nuisance case is back before the health board after a prior promise of abatement. Persistent wet lands and stagnant water prompt a final hearing on July 22 petitioned by Richard Moore. Notices go to Bramin, Brooks, Snelling, Richardson, Gray, Moore, Matthews, Payne, the Mayor, park commissioners, and others.
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Back Bay
Heaith
Richard Moore
Messrs
Jarvis D. Bramin
Benjamin F. Brooks
Samuel G. Snelling
George F. Richardson
William Gray
Charles H. Moore
Nathan Matthews
J. D D. Payne
Park
Purse of Mrs Davidson's Piano Debts Draws Writs
Writs are served on creditors of Mrs M A Davidson dealer in musical instruments who left town abruptly with many creditors. Oliver Ditson & Co holds mortgages on pianos sold. several creditors may sue. Also noted: yacht Xanthe found stranded at Flippledge. Fret Taylor and John Cole of Nahant missing gear. Democrats praise Saltonstall appointment in city.
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M. A. Davidson
Oliver Ditson
Trading houses and merchants listed by city and firm names
A long OCR fragment lists numerous merchants and firms by city in the United States, detailing names such as Perryman Kingsbery Smith Adams Mullen etc, along with associated firms and partners. The entries span cities from Atlanta to Zanesville, with varied company suffixes and affiliations.
Financial market rally lifts Atchison shares amid bullish mood
The Atchison movement drives Bellwether buying as Boston New England Chicago and the West show eager demand. Trading features include a close at 853 bid 853 asked after opening 845 and reaching 85 with a 90 target chatter within 30 days.
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New York
Boston
Atchison
New England
Chicago
West
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Foote and French Bonds In First Mortgage Gold Sixes
Foote and French bankers and dealers in Northern Pacific R R Co General First Mortgage Gold 6s due 1921. Northern Pacific R R Co Second Mortgage Gold 6s due 1933. Oregon Railway and Navigation Co Consolidated Mortgage Gold 5s due 1925. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co Collateral Trust 6s due 1911.
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Northern Pacific R. R. Co
Oregon B’y & Navigation Co
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. RB. Co
Financial listings and bonds from an old newspaper page
A dense catalog of securities and bank listings including Am Elec and Illum Scrip values, various city and national banks, railroad and manufacturing company entries, and multiple bond and mortgage notes with dated issue years. The fragment shows bond prices, stock-like entries, and railway assets, reflecting a historical finance section.
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Freeman’s National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Boston National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Weccareceres
Tremont National Bank
City National Bank
Anafcscoggin Manufacturing Co
Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Middlesex Horse Railroad
Cambridge Horse RR
Hoosac Tunnel
Dies & Bie. Co
Pacific Guano Co
Eastern R Rgs
Consol
D R & of Vermont
Burlington & Quincy
Sand.& Cleve
Ogd & Lake Champ
Emp & So
N. England Mort Security
Sandusky City & Ind
K Rm
Pulman Palace Car Co
Register of Deeds
Union County
North Carolina
Monroe
Union
State of
Crooked Creek
W. L. Simpson
Cromp
Lemmond Tract
Broadway National Bank
Milk
Arch Pet
Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
KLLG
Downer Roctoan
New York Stock Market Opens Buoyant Amid Broad Gains
Trading began with a brisk advance across most issues, Er ie, St Paul and Lake Shore leading. By noon most stocks held modest gains and the afternoon kept an upward tilt with broad participation, total volume about 561,642 shares as traders anticipated favorable or adverse moves around upcoming congressional action.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Erie
St. Paul
Lake Shore
Vanderbilts
Gentral Pacific
Manhattan
Manitoba
Union Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Norther Pacific
Personsion
Trade and Its Outlook Chicago Grain Strong and Higher
A late Chicago market note reports dull wheat, light selling, and difficulty in executing orders while prices sit near the opening level. Corn shows early gains in November options, pork prices rise, and a near top-day close. The piece predicts wheat may not hold current levels, expects corn to ease, and notes tame call bidding with specific car quotations and settling prices around 37.75 to 40.50 cents for various grain lots.
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Chicago
George C.eldredge & Co
Cotton and commodity market snapshot from New York and Chicago
New York traders report quiet cotton with various grades quoted while flour, wheat, corn, oats, and other staple goods move with dull to unsettled activity. Chicago and Milwaukee show mixed grain prices, firm pork and lard, and steady to higher provisions as receipts and shipments detail widespread commodity movement.
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Boston
New York
Uplands
Orleans
Minnesota
United
Kosip
Tierce
City Extra India
Western Steam Spot
City Steam
Liverpool
Chicago
Sic
Western Rangers
Milwaukee
Detroit
Toledo
ST. Louis
Provissons
Great Britain
France
Continent
Charleston
Mobile
New Orleans
Baltimore
Augusta
Philadelphia
Savannah
Wilmington
Livestock Market Totals and State Arrivals
Weekly livestock figures show cattle 3 395, sheep and lambs 15 114, swine 20 088. Last week cattle 3 000, sheep 4 252, swine 9 410. a year ago 2 344 cattle, 12 403 sheep, 15 674 swine. State breakdown lists New Hampshire 253 cattle, Vermont 327 cattle, New York 125 cattle, Western totals 1 200 cattle 7 625 sheep. Arrivals at yards noted in the report.
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Louisiana
Missouri River
Flint
Pere Marquette
Little Rock
Fort Smith
California Southern
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Denver
Rio Grande and Western
New York
New England
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Nashua
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Maine
Libby & Son
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J F Connor
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Thomson & Son
H Coolidge & Son
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W W Hall
Glines & Weston
M Lancaster
Newee A Wilcox
J B Jordan
G E Sargent
J E Perry
Breck & Wood
Dow & Moulton
Catte
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J T Keazer
George Hilliard
G Philbrook
Aldrich & Johnson
J C Marshall
Marshall
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Piper & Pond
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A Williamson
MC Romnell
H F Gilbert
G E Rowell
WC Cleavland
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J Engram
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Henry
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W Means
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W Dempsey
OC Robinson
D McCarthy
L Morse
B Hurlbert
Western
Farrell & McFlynn
A N Monroe
Hollis & Co
J E Farrell
E H Bames
Wm Scolling
Hathaway & Jackson
Canada
F Gosselyn
Y Parsault
R Nelson
Stock market notes from New England cattle sale scene
The report details varied cattle prices and activity across Maine Vermont and New York markets. It notes demand for good milch cows and large store cattle, with specific dealer consignments and price ranges for cattle sheep hogs and horses, plus export beef trade and yard observations at Watertown Brighton and Boston Albany yards.
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W. W. Hall
New England
Indiana
A. K. Wilson
Iowa
Charles Fletcher
Liverpool
States
Iberian
A. N. Monroe
F. Jewett & Co
Palestine
G. H. Hammond
Sametria
O Bixby
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RK French
By & Y Southworth
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L Morse
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E Engrew
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RE French
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Scettle
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Sagem
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Hathaway & Jackson
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Collins
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Wardwell
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Aldrich & Johnson
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Evgiew
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Hall & Seaver
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Scattering
New York
Brighton
Hollis & Co
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Glines & Weston
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Weber, Brown & Libby
Potatoes and Turnips From Ocean Belle Schooner
In Montague Prince Edward Island the schooner Ocean Belle delivers a daily load of 34388 bushels of potatoes and 100 bushels of turnips. The operation highlights coastal shipping and local agricultural trade.
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Montague
Pei
Day & Co
Foreign Exports. Liverpool and Adelaide Shipping Goods
Liverpool and Adelaide listings show steamer Samars cleared Nov 8 with vast cargoes including beef, apples, cranberries, tobacco, flour, oats, leather, cotton, bacon, paper, hardware, and various commodities. Entries detail quantities by cases, sacks, and pounds across ship loads, naming items like cheese, lard, wax, and printed goods.
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Liverpool
Eng
Samars
Jake
Adelaide
Edward L Mayberry
Toole
Freight Carload Totals From Various Rail Lines
A stitched list records shipments by multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Ola Colony, New York Ine New Englana, Fitchburg, Boston and Meine, and Lowell Hatfford. It details bales of cotton wool and hides, bbls tallow and grease, cases eggs and butter, boxes tea and coffee, pork and lard, oats corn meal and wheat, lumber, hay, and leather across numerous consignments with varied counts and car or box units. The mutating totals reflect regional commerce and agricultural produce moving by rail.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Derce Railroad
Ola Colony Railroad
New York
New Englana
Fitchburg
Daves Wool
Boston and Meine Railroad
Western Division
Akins
Lowell Hatfford
Cotier
Bais
Dora Bs
Cot’ps
Gidez
Bala
Total Receipts of Stapie Products at Port Today
The table lists set of commodity receipts from all shipment points at the port for today, comparing with yesterday. Items include apples, sugar, butter, cheese, eggs, meat products, lard, tea, leather, hides, and more with quantities in barrels, boxes, sacks, and other units. Names of commodities and unit measures appear, reflecting a bustling trade tally.
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Transis
Trade in Full Goods Supports Strong Boot Market
The trade remains robust with solid orders nationwide and scarce ready-made stock. Fall boots and shoes will be sold cleanly with few overflows expected. Prices worry New England makers, especially Lynn and Brockton, while wax and hip goods stay in demand for spring. Rubber goods brisk, factories full, stocks light, and shipments outside New England up from last year.
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Lynn
Brockton
Jan. L
Through rail routes and Pacific rail plans discussed
The article surveys the impact of the Canadian Pacific on through transportation and rival lines on the Pacific coast, noting limited expected relief for Central and Southern Pacific. It mentions Victoria storage benefits, emigration southward, and broad coastal impact, then shifts to New York fuel and rail docket items including Manhattan Elevated Railway leadership, earnings, and other freight and rail industry notes, with varied regional notices.
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Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
New York
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Sidney Dillon
Edward M. Field
George J. Gould
Samuel Sloan
5. V. White
Springfield Republican
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Ogdensburg
Indias
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Tharings
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White Mountains
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Maine
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BUSINESS TROUBLES INVOLVE SEIZED COMPANIES
Samuel Roos of Houston dry goods and Eclipse Milling of Henderson Minnesota were attached in a Federal Court action in Indianapolis. J M A Cooper Co of St. Cloud Minnesota and Briggs Coburn grocers of Parkman Missouri also faced attachment. Offer made at 75 cents on the dollar.
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Samuel Roos
Houston
Tex
Attached
Eclipse Milling Company
Henderson
Suffolk County Real Estate Attachments Case List
A record of legal notices listing actions of contract with multiple plaintiffs and defendants. Detailing sums of 1500, 500, 1500, 1000, and 700 dollars in cases including David A. Berry versus Frederick and Ida J. Louis, George W. Adams versus Mary McLaren, Frederick Louis, Charles W. Jackson versus Nathaniel Erskine, and George W. Adams versus Henry C. Bellows.
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David A. Berry
Frederick
Ida J. Louis
George W. Adams
Mary McLaren
Frederick Louis
Charles W. Jackson
Nathaniel Erskine
Henry C. Bellows
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