Russia Cement Company v le Page Company trial suspended
The United States Circuit Court on November 20 with Judge Nelson noted the plaintiff amended pleadings and the trial was suspended for a time. Juries were excused until Monday next.
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United States Circuit Court
Supreme Court actions sweep through November session
The November session of the Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth featured several cases. Parties included Sarah A. Chase and George L. Hubbard et al in a resolved matter, James S. Adams and Annie T. Adams in an unfinished case, and equity actions by Joseph Comer versus Susil A. Isaacson over the Blue Store trade name. Leopold and wife against Weeks et al sought mortgage redemption on 12 Boyiston Street with the instrument argued as a mortgage.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Fiena
C.J
Devens
W. Allen
Hours
Morton
Equity
C. Allen
J. Joseph Comer
Susil A. Isaacson
Bill
Blue Store
George O. Shattuck
W. A. Monroe
J. O. Burdett
Edw. W. Cate
Leopold Abo
A. G. Weeks
Boyiston Street
Weeks & Potter
Court session notes and cases at Superior Court
First Session lists cases with damages claimed and trial status from 1887 to 1890. Includes John Holmes vs Hannah A Drew for 33000, William Meggatt vs Breck for 1200, and numerous docket entries. Second to Fourth Sessions show verdicts and ongoing actions in tort and contract, with many parties and defendants named across Boston and Roxbury venues.
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Aldrich
John
Holmes
Hannah A. Drew
West Rutland Square
H. N. Sheldon
W. B. Orcutt
William Meggatt
C. H. B. Breck
C. W. Bartlett
Jesse Ivy
Brothers
Way
White
Marcus
Culhaney
Cheney
Ueywood
Welling
Vellan
Dodune
Ton
Kelley
Neale
Bucher
Clout
Atkinson
Keith
England
Smith
McLeod
Sawyer
Walker
Follet
Robinson
Walsh
Cate
Welch
Townsend Vy
Murphy
Boston
M. Ker
Leary
Same
Sloom
Lamphier
Durell
Bancroft
Dyer
McCarthy
Pierce
Lowle
Wilbur
Marston Vy. Weil
Hollis
Bradford
Parkman
Suff
Crockett
Harlow
Savings Bank
Brown
Beebe
Globe Nat. Bank
Wilson
Hawley
Binney
McLaren
Sane
City of Boston
Lund
O'Neil
Jilammond
Horigan
Nat
City Bank
Slater
Richards
Lasker
Clifford
Newhall
Ingersoll
Coop. I. Foundry
Powderly
Suaff
Rogers
Coop
Laine
Boston Be. Foundry
Roche
Boston H
Builis
Jenkins
Ss. Ass’h.zles
Clarke
Priest
Sherman
J. No
Connecticut River Lumber Company
James A. Duggan
Benjamin P. Walker
Station Street
Roxbury
F. W. Kittiredge
J. Rk. Clark
J. M. Way
Jennie EK. Pope
Emma A. Tib‘pelts
Mary Tripp
Plaintif
J. P. Wilson
Fred J. Williams
Maurice Goldberg
Wilbur L. Libbey
East Cambridge
P. O. Loughlin
Thomas EK. Barry
Connors
Grilley
Rayimond
Cous
Goldberg
Libbey
Ens
Cressey
Hartett
Marden
Gara
West End
Hall
Hood
Carr
Brives
Fin
Neran
Mooney
Bosworth
Holmes Me
Wage
Higgins
Barker
Commonwealth
Saie
McLane
Spencer
Saine
Norman
McQuaid
O’ Rourke
Stine
Ryder
Dolan
Sexton
Sweeney
Scott
Walters
Watson
Harney
Chamber
Carroll Lain
Lavin
Clancy
Young v Lovell and others in assault case
Superior Civil Court in Plymouth County hears two actions. Stephen B. Young sues Samuel S. Lovell and others to recover 5000 for assault and false imprisonment after a search for liquor. Defendants claim the plaintiff assaulted them during the search and was arrested. jury deliberations continue.
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Superior Civil Court
Plymouth County
Brockton
N. Washburn
Mabel N. Simmons
Orlando W. Charles
Case notes on injury suit and trial lineups
Fragment from a legal page describes a plaintiff who failed to unite a limb properly requiring re breaking, a general denial by the defendant, and claims that harm arose from others or the plaintiff not following instructions. Attorneys H Kingman for the plaintiff and Simmons Pratt for the defendant appear. West Bridgewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kingman
Simmons & Pratt
Tn Orchar
Contested divorce libels heard in Middlesex Court
Superior Court in Cambridge on November 20 heard 18 contested divorce libels. the court will hear motions Friday at 2 o'clock pm.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
Banquets and Society Gatherings at Boston Hotels
A Boston Boot and Shoe Club banquet at the Vendome featured speakers Rev. John E. Lindsay and Rev. Emory J. Haynes, with remarks by Rev. Charles G. Ames on trade unity. Other events included the Associated Forty-Niners meeting at Revere House, a Boston Stationers’ Association gathering, aldermanic convention delegates, and multiple society receptions at Young’s and the Thorndike with notable attendees from Boston, Roxbury, and nearby cities.
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Boston Boot and Shoe Club
John E. Lindsay
D.D
Emory J. Haynes
Charles G. Ames
Charles Follen Adams
F. F. Emery
Emery J. Haynes
Lindsay
Charlies G. Ames
Baring Bros
Times
Yaweoob Strauss
Harvard
Associated Forty-Niners
Revere House
Samuel Snow
California
George P. Rust
Gloucester
George L. Smith
Boston
Boston Stationers’ Association
Parker's
Edwin W. Gay
William Bainbridge
New York
Quincy House
Alderman Leary
Matthew Keany
G. W. Clement
Roxbury
Thorndike
Charlies H. Fowle
Nity
J. Fred Sayer, Jr
Willard O
W. C. Whitney
A. E. Bristol
Ansonia
Conn
Captain Maxwell
Royal ‘Navy
Halifax
N.S
Elton Hoyt
Cleveland
L. Slessinger
San Francisco
B. ‘Shaw
Washington
G. F. Forbes
West
Albion
Mich
A. D. Nute
Auburn
KE. W. Willis
Sterling Conn
H. 8. Bartlett
Lewiston
H. S. Haskell
Montreal
CrawFord
D. Babcock
New London
F. D. Shumway
Philadelphia
G. FE. Rounds
Providence
Kk. I
W. P. Carleton
Keene
N. H
C. W. Bradlee
Concord
J. E. Mulledy
C. W. Woodward
Rochester
J. S. Miller
C. C. Bedlow
Wife
Portland
R. H. Rose
Hartford
S. Forrest
A. L. Emerson
Chester
Post
Hanover
Springfield
Robert P. Ring
George E. Bamford
Fall River
H. L. Lewis
Chicago
D. H. Benton
I. Bentley
Camden
N.J
G. H. Lester
Brynoups
Martin
White
J. F. Scott
L. T. Whitman
R. Morris
Joseph J. Levy
Booth and Barrett
J. E. Bent
Clark
M. Apple
B. F. Clark
Manchester
F. W. Roak
Gardner
James H. Reilly
J. 4. Allen
Amherst
D. E. Farley
Orange
J. W. Richmond
Apams
Edward Hutchinson
Danvers
George E. Craig
Walpole
M.I. Wright
W. H. Wells
A. A. Hutchins
G. H. Martin
St. Louis
H. F. Statford
Brooklyn
Alan Cole
Baltimore
Old Colony Ship Canal Company Petition Filed
James L. Anthony C Amory Stevens Thomas McCann and their associates ask the Legislature to incorporate the Old Colony Ship Canal Company to build a ship unit from Buzzards Bay to Barnstable Bay Alfred D Fox and associates seek incorporation for a ship canal between the same two bays through a separate petition filed with the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Anthony
C. Amory Stevens
Thomas McCann
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Old Colony Ship Canal Company
Buzzard’s Bay
Barnstable Bay
Alfred D. Fox
Clyde Line memorandum book promotes steamship advantages
The Clyde Steamship Company issued a compact memorandum book highlighting the benefits of the Clyde Line. Copies are available from J. A. Flanders, Eastern agent, 322 Washington Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Steamship Company
J. A. Flanders
Eastern
Washington Street
Boston
Money Market Shows Easy Conditions Amid High Rates
Boston money market remains buoyant yet unsettled as rates stay high. The New York call money level eased slightly while local Clearing House balances strengthened. Cargo of market news and dividend declarations shaped today’s irregular trading, with Rock Island stock dipping on upcoming dividend uncertainty.
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad Dividends Declared
CuHICAGOO Burlington and Quincy Railroad quarterly dividend at 144 percent payable December 15. Books close November 24. Northern Pacific Railroad quarterly preferred stock dividend 1 percent payable January 15. Books closed December 12. Pacific Mills dividend fifty dollars per share payable December 1. Appleton Company dividend twenty dollars per share payable December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuhicagoo
Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Northern Pacific Railroad
Pacific
Appleton Company
New York Financial Markets Report November 20 1899
Money on call was easy and the market showed dull to moderate activity. Grain and mining shares moved little with Rock Island and St. Paul among the few to show life while broad lists drifted near last prices. several bonds and railroad issues traded modestly with irregular final changes. The day ended heavy and near the day’s lows as bears pressured Grangers and related stocks.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Grangers
Rock Island
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New England
Dulness
Bears
G Rangers
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Lhe Bears
Missouri
Union Pacific
Northern Pacifics
Richmond & West Point Ds
Atchison
Chesapeake & Ohio
Richmond & West Point Bs
Iowa Central
Louisville & Nashville Generals
Mobile & Ohio
Colorado Oval
Fort Payne Coal and Iron Company Limited Prices
A fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century sales page lists various company names and prices. Fort Payne Coal and Iron appears with a price of 26,00. Edison Polyform, Harvard Land, Winter Harbor Land, Santa Fe Copper, and Eastman Car Heater are noted with scattered values. The text is garbled but suggests a catalog of industrial and land sale items from Wilson W. Fay & Co. at No 7 State street.
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Boston Pock Exchange
Mags
CIA
Edie
B&q
Roy GN
Eenee
Old Colony
Ovezon SS
Union Pac
West End
Wis
M. Ae
Detroit
Lans
N. Zs
Seeewe
Frenchman’s Bay
Atlanti
Bost. & Mont
Mass
Clev
Canton
Fitchburg
I. Esas Oes
Flint & Pere Mar
N . Ee
Oregon
Ccsceseces
Bay State Gas
Scee
Fort Wayne
Ae Lynn & Boston RR
Asurop
Wwelding
Astid
Alloucz Cccrevesses
Apnoia
Atlantic
Bonanza Development
Mont
Ewer Care
Hecla
Catalpa
Ceeseee
Dana
Ors
Gss
Dunkin
Franklin
Hanover
Boe Humboldt
Seesceveees
Ceecees
Mesnard
Oscooia
Ecccccesses
Pontiac
Quincy
Lac Ridge
Sante Fe
Tamajack
Washington
Anniston City
Aspinwa ” Ae
Boothbay
Boston
W. P
Boylston Street
Brookline
Ivy
Campobello
Cutler
East
Ceeeee
French Bay
Ceeseees Zdeaw
Lamoine
Maverick
Newport
Weereessere
Payson
Eeeese
Pennobscot
Petit Muunon
San Diego
Aec Sullivan
Topeka
Winter Harbor
Ees
S . Ee
Winthrop
Wollaston
Bell Tel
Mort
At. & Pac
L. G
M. Lst
C. B&q
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See.c
L. R
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Fort Payne Coal & Iron
NowWiort Lang
Bonanza Devi
Edison Polyformi
Ccccs
Cataipa
Cdesee
Desert
Harvard
Electric Stocks Report From Eastern Electric Cable Co
Market brief lists electric stock performances and company names including Eastern Electric Cable Company Thomson Houston and Union Electric Car Company with varied figures. The fragment outlines prices and percentages for several firms in a tersely reported trading update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Securities Lab
Cotton Oil Trust
Kenmatic Tool Co
Bay State Gas
Brunswick Manganese
Aellburton
Chi
Boston & Liverpool Co
Elec
Fort Wayne
Elec Lu
Illinois Steel
Mt. Desert & East Shore
Malden Elec. Co
Mechanical Man. Co
New York Despatch Co
NATO el
Coschata
Re Sugar Refineries Co
Thompson-Houston
Big Thomson Elec
Weatinghouse Flee. Co
Ee Ae
Winnisimmet Co
Sci
Eastern Electric Cable Company, Pfa
Gethins Electrical Mfg. Company
Union Electric Car Company
Thomson-Houston Companyyercec
Bonds Close Mixed as Markets End Week on Nov. 20
Financial pages show closing prices for bonds and mining stocks dated Nov 20. Listings include Can. So 2ds, L. 6s, Erie 2ds, and various U.S. issues with fractional yields and par values. Mining stock roundups feature Plymouth, Con. Cal. & Vac., Sutter Creek, Homestake, Sierra Nevada, and Union Con. shares with current figures.
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D.& RG
Erie
Rt. W.&d
Iowa C
Kan. P
Den
LILY
G& m
Geka Ccks Ee
Asta
Lerek
N.Y. C
St. Tex
U. Pac
N. W
W. Shore
Plymouth
Quicksilver
Gould & Carry
Sutter Creek
iSierra Nevada
Union Con
Wees
Mutual S. & M.co
Yellow Jacket
North Belle Isle
Mining Stocks Reported From Early Gold Coinage Era Market
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple mining claims and metals with values such as 2.2 percent Gould and Curry Hale and Norcross, Nevada and Mexican, Commonwealth, Union, North Belie, Yellow Jacket and other vein names. Numbers 2.40 3.76 2.00 appear as prices or yields. The readable items indicate a market listing rather than full narrative.
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Hest & Belcher
Chroma
Cab
Css
Crown Point
Commonwealth
Phureka Con
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Mexican
S.ccess
N. Commonwealth
North Beile Isie
Lodrig
L.fo
Savage
Cecece
Nevada
Union Con
Yellow Jacket
Foreign Financial Markets Bulletin from London and Paris
London and Paris dispatches report a firmer stock market with consols up for money and account, Atlantic and Great Western certificates rising, and Canadian Pacific and Reading advancing. Bank of England directors met with no rate change, bullion and reserve shifts noted, while Paris Bank of France shows gold decline and silver rise in weekly statement.
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Wisconsin Central
Inc
Northern Pacific
Mnos E'S
Barings
Rothschilds
James Seligman
Bank of England
New York
Gould
Bank of France
New York Stock Exchange
Columbus, Hocking Valley
Toledo
Thomson-Houston
Treasury
San Francisco
New Orleans
London
Chicago
St. Louis
Telegraph
Charleston
Savannah
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
New York Central
St. Paul Common
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexican Central News
Paris
Commodity Market Brief Shows Mixed Staples Movement
Wool dull and flour easy while corn and oats are unsettled. Rye firm and beans steady with butter, cheese, eggs, and meats mostly steady. Potatoes and sweet potatoes quiet or fair, poultry and truck quiet, fruits steady in several categories. Peanuts abundant, sugar in fair demand, molasses steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Jamaica
Wool Market Report Shows Quiet Week With Falling Demand
Receipts totaled 10,987 bales domestic and 2,896 bales foreign, while total sales reached 1,687,000 pounds. Domestic trade slipped from recent weeks with prices drifting lower as manufacturers postpone heavy goods, money market uncertainty softening demand and sales at mixed levels across Ohio, Michigan, New York and territory wools. Prices for washed fleeces and delaine held, but general activity remained subdued with little optimism for near-term price gains.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Oregon
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Sphompson
Charles F. Donnelly
James Tavery
Is. &. Anderson
C. W. Coakley
Bridgett Driscoll
Raphael Colflucie
Plantiff
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Sarah J. Manning
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