Reed Indicted in Rail Road Treasurers Embezzlement Case
The South Boston street railway treasurer Mr Reed faces criminal exposure after embezzling funds through note payments and overissued notes. Investigations reveal a complex scheme with receipted bills and unauthorized borrowings from ex president Crosby. Stockholders reportedly held firm as Reed’s arrest shocks the board and market reacts to Mexican Central and Chicago Burlington shares.
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Reed
Crosby
Finance Conmitee
The
Beard
Bors
Gomez Vere
South Boston Railroad
Mexican Telephone Company
Chicago
Burlington & Quincey
Gallagher
Brokers’ Board
J. B. Crosby
South Boston Street Railway
Providence
Finance Committee
New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association Meeting
Delegates from Amherst Bowdoin Dartmouth Trinity Tufts Williams and Brown met at the Quincy house to form a constitution and elect officers. Applegate Trinity was named president with Bowdoin and Williams also holding top posts while a secret executive session followed. Washington reports on Manning’s health note continued work and no cabinet retirement plans amid improved condition.
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New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Quincy House
O’clioc
Messrs. Smith and Wilkinson
Almherst
Austin and Talbot
Bowdoin
Phillips and
Livermo
Dartmouth
Applegate
Beardsley and Huton
Trinity
Cook
White
Austin
Abbot
Williams
Smith
Amherst
Brown
Talbot
Cravens
Livermore
Tufts
Washington
Speciau
Manning
Treasury Department
Department
Mr. Randall
T Andall
Scaffolding Collapse Kills Four In Detroit Cyclorama Build
Early yesterday in Detroit Michigan a section of scaffolding within the new Cyclorama building collapsed killing four workers named Michael Goegler J Austin William Reader and George Phillipe. The accident occurred about twenty feet from the ground and details of the incident are under investigation.
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Detroit, Mich
Michael Goegler
J. Austin
William Reader
George Phillipe
Public Printer's Woes Benedict Seeks Budget Reform
Washington reports Benedict, the Public Printer, defends his policy of accessible service while denying claims of mismanagement. He explains he delayed printing of a Senate-House index until authorized, notes potential staff reductions, and defends transfers that moved work from bookbinders to women. He cites efficient output with a smaller force and promises resolution with the printing committee.
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Washington
Benedict
Ile
Senate Printing Committee
Senate
House of Representatives
Committee On Printing
Aischange
White
Goverment Printing Office
Social luncheon honors Mrs Cleveland at Washington mansion
Mrs Whitney hosted a luncheon for Mrs Cleveland and eighteen other married ladies. The dining room display featured chrysanthemums and maiden hair fern with corsage bouquets of purple and white violets and lilies of the valley. Notable guests included Mme Ruterskiold Baroness Rosen and Mrs Bonaparte among others.
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Washington
Soreta
Mrs. Whitney
Mrs. Cleveland
Mrs. McPherson
Maes. Cleveland
Mrs. Cameron
Mrs
New York Custom House changes urged by reformer Magone
Washington reports Magone, New York, met with President and Secretary Manning to press civil service reform. He sought consent to remove ineffective staff at the New York Custom House, arguing for merit over politics and claiming approval from the President and Manning for changes.
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Magone
New York
Washington
Sreeran
Manning
New York Custom House
Custom House
Robertson
Hedden
National Bank Question Attracts Public Attention
Treasury records show rising interest as Congress nears. Comptroller Trenholm says letters from national and state banks, private bankers, manufacturers, and merchants urge a stable national banking basis. He welcomes these suggestions.
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National Bank
Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Trenholm
Citizen prompts ideas for congressional committees meeting
A speaker invites ideas on a subject to present to the proper committees if Congress takes it up. Citizens are urged to communicate contributions to inform forthcoming discussions and policy considerations.
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Congress
Cabinet Meeting on President’s Message Near Completion
All Cabinet members attended except Manning as the President’s message nears completion. The document lacks only war and naval data, which will be supplied in a few days. The President read finished portions to the Cabinet, with expectations the new message will be much shorter than last year’s.
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Washington
Manning
Congos
President seeks U.S. attorney for eastern Wisconsin
The president struggles to fill the U S district attorney post for the eastern district of Wisconsin. A K Delaney resigned to run for Congress but was defeated and seeks reappointment. General Bragg and another Wisconsin lawyer declined the offer.
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Washinaton
United States
Wisconsin
A. K. Delaney
General Bragg
Protective Tariff Prizes Offered to College Seniors
New York November 23 The American Protective Tariff League offers prizes for senior class essays on Advantages of a Protective Tariff to U S labor and industry Essays must not exceed 10000 words and be sent to the league by May 1 1887 Awards total 250 for best 100 for second 50 for third plus handsome silver medals for meritorious essays The league may publish winning essays at its expense and include the top essay in annual league publications.
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New York
American Protective Tariff League
League Rooms
West Twenty-Third Street
United States
League
New Hampshire College Opens Student Workshop
The New Hampshire College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts begins a student workshop after its executive committee approves space in Dartmouth College’s carpenter shop. The facility will be fitted with benches lathes and forges for January term and aims to boost enrollment. Thomas W. Kinkaid of the navy will arrange a course modeled on the Institute of Technology.
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Hanover
N. H
New Hampshire College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts
Dartmouth College
Thomas W. Kinkaid
Navy
United States
Institute of Technology
Committee on Manual Training Seeks New Trade Schools
The meeting notes expenditures for eight months with salaries and supplies detailed. New appointments include Charlotte Hall and Esther Meserve among others. several resignations and principal changes are announced. The report recommends a Roxbury carpentry school and cooking schools in multiple Boston districts.
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William C. Williamson
Committee On Accounts
Clcareg
Charlotte B. Hall
Charles Sumner
Esther M. Meserve
Dearborn
Jennie M. Jackson
Mt. Vernon
Kate A. Kiggen
Quincy
Georges. Houghton
Brimmer
Mabel L. Warner
Alice M. Barton
Charles Sumner School
Kate A. Kowe
Rice School
Clara A. Brown
Stoughton School
Mary FE. Slaith
Wells
Elizabeth Muldoon
Franklin School
Nellie W. Leavitt
Martin
Ella C. Hutchins
Rice
Moses Berger
Sherwin Evening School
Henry L. Sawyer
Bennett School
Raphael Lasker
Alfred Hewins
Everett
Boston
Harvard Street
Alston
Committee On
Adams
Roxbury
Charlestown
North End
East Boston
Dorchester
Caswell Hazards Cod Liver Oil and Juniper Tar Soap
Purist Cod Liver Oil praised for purity and sweet taste made by Caswell Hazard & Co New York. Advertisement claims physicians prefer it and promotes Juniper Tar Soap for chapped hands face pimples and rough skin from the same company.
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Caswell, Hazard & CO
New York
New Yorks
Virginia Vote Totals Show Democratic Lead Narrowing
Ricampon, Va the official canvass of Virginia counties shows Democratic vote 123 080 opposition 20 850 a Democratic decrease from 1885 of 50 323 and a total state vote drop from 289 054 in 1885 to 225 301 in 1886. Buchanan county delays may shift opposition margin.
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Ricamonp
Buchanan County
Tee
Wise
Masters Sale Notice of Bid Terms and Dates
The purchaser must pay 25000 in cash on acceptance of bid. The residue may be paid in cash or secured bonds and overdue coupons by two mortgages as per decree. Dated November 15, 1886. Master Chas P Redmond lists multiple banks and railroad bonds including Continental Mills stock and various railroad and city properties with non exempt status.
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City of New York
Boston
South
City Hall
USG
Massachusetts
Tremont Street
William Jackson
Circuit Court OF the United States
Eastern District OF Arkansas
John H. Reed
Ezra H. Winchester
Little Rock, Mississippi River and Texas Railway
Elisha Atkins
Gordon Dexter
United States
Eastern District of
Arkansas
Charles P. Redmond
United States Court House
Postoffice
Little Rock
Ark
Amess
Little Rock, Mississippi River and Texas
Little Rock, Pine Bluff and
New Orleans
Mississippi, Ouachita and Red River
Pulaski
Mississippi River
Chicot
State
Desha
Camden
State of Arkansas
Texarkana
Lafayette
Mississippi River and Texas Railway
Arkansas City
Warren
Bradley County
Chas. P. Redmond
City of Lawrence Funding Loan Notice 1897
On Saturday November 27, a funding loan of £5000 for the City of Lawrence was announced. Francis Henshaw & Co. issued the notice detailing the 6s bond terms and identifying the issuing bank.
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Atlas National Bank
Manchester & Lawrence
National Tube
National Bank of Commerce
Lamson Store Service Co
Fitchbure
Merchants’ National Bank
Kosten
Concord & Montreal
Town of Winthrop Ds
Dan
City of Toledo
West Amesbury
Rutland Rd
Little Rock Junction
City of Lawrence
Ikan
Stocks and bonds listed from Amory Mig Co to Chicopee Mfg Co
A fragmented list shows stocks and bonds including Amory Mortgage Co Boston Atheneum Nawakeas Lees Bank Salem and several railroad and bank issues. Entries note amounts, issue dates from 1800s to 1900s, and specific holdings like Detroit Lansing & North River and Union Pacific Ry. Co. plus various banks and manufacturers.
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Yares Amory Mig
Middlesex
Boston Atheneum
Nawakeas Lees Bank
Salem
6Arash “Este
Ais
Lowell Mfe. Co
Addax Basting Machine Co
First National Bank
Pawards Mig. Co
State National Bank
Eliot National Bank
Rutland RR
Michigan Air Line
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
S. F
Maine
Lynn
Merchants’ National Bank
Nat. Revere BR
Merchants
N. Bk. Ee
Bostom Consolidated Street By
Do. Newton
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Lead Pipe
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Salem Lead Company
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Beile Street
John C. Wilmerding
Erding
Hmoqguet & Co
White St
Asend & Montant Auctioneers
St Leonard Street
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
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GI State Street
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Plymouth
Dedham Nath Bank
Dedham
Barst Nath Bau Gratton
Douglas Axe Mfc
Russell Mills
Plymouth, Mass
Faw
Noorr
Day State Live Stock Co
L. Chaiin
L. Champ
Boston Horse Nd
Hoston, Con
Mont. Ra
Clinton & Fitchburg Rd
Continental Mills
Todo Atlas Nath Bank
Howard Natl. Bank
Lowa Falls
Sioux City
Do' Edwards Mans
Baconin Vie. Co
Ado. Market Natl. Bank
Cambridge Horse RR
Metropolitan RR
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of Blake & Bradford
Rink Street
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Arnold A. Rand
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Wedsiet Hank
Continental Natl. Bank
Boston, Concord & Montreal RR. Co
Pref Prescott Insurance Co
St. Louis
Mloo
Essex Railroad
Eastern
Boston & Albany RR
Boston & Bain RR
Anyone & So
Horatio Harris & CO
Albert Howe & CO
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Brice S. Evans & Son
Equitable Building
Broad St