Revolutionary Era Love and War Novel At Greenwich
Boston Post reviews a new historical romance by E. J. Edwards set in Revolutionary Connecticut. A patriot and a Tory rival vie for the same maiden as The Juniper Boys wage secret war. the hero survives a powder magazine blast and a witch’s aid, then wins love and land.
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Nora Perry
Philip Osborn
E. J. Edwards
Edwards Brothers
Greenwich
Robert Keeler
Continental Rangers
Juniper Boys
Osborn
Patriot Rangers
Simon Newcomb
Prof. Newcomb
Maine
Italy
Alderman Whitten Leads Special Meeting Actions
Alderman Whitten presided at a special meeting of the board of aldermen. Six traverse jurors were drawn. Alderman Smith moved to amend the Sept 28 order on East Boston ferry tolls, setting 10 or more tickets at 1 cent each. Henry S. Dewey elected to succeed William M. Osborne. certificate of election recommended. Alderman Donovan moved to authorize $1000 for division of wards clerical work and printing charged to incidental expenses.
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Whitten
Board of Aldermen
Traverse
Alderman Smith
Boston
Committee On Elections
Henry S. Dewey
William M. Osborne
Dewey
Donovan
Stock and currency volatility headline a frantic market update
Foreign exchange falls as cotton bills flood the market while stocks surge on bullish commentary. Union Pacific New York and New England bonds lead active dealings as Atchison declares a 14 percent quarterly dividend and major rail and bank earnings show a strong year.
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Union Pacific
New York
New England
Mexican Central
Nat Jones
Chicago
Phelps
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Marshall Field
McFarland
M. D. Wells & Co
Xeep
Northwest
St. Paul
Northwestern
Bulington
Rock Island
Old Colony
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Boston
Philadelphia
Lawson
Atchison
Burlington and Quincy
Priced Prices and Rates Across Lines In Historic Listings
A fragmented OCR page shows various figures and vendor names like Beles, Santa Fe, Bell Telephone, Boston Water Power, Union Pacific and Chicago Bur. The legible items include numbers, percentages, and coded entries suggesting price lists, service rates, and stock-like quotations common to a business section. The readable names indicate multiple firms and utilities across regions, with unclear context or dates.
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Beles
Bizkest
Anoucz
Atcn Top
Santa Fe
Bell
Bostoc Lsdg
Boston Water Power
Chicago
Bur
Market Summary from New York Stocks and Commodities
New York reports an easier money market with call rates at 1 2 percent and mixed stock activity. Lackawanna strong intraday but closed lower. Union Pacific active. railroad bonds steady. Grain markets show steady flour prices with Chicago and Milwaukee trades. wheat and corn firm to higher in New York, with oats and rye mixed. Butter cheese and eggs steady to firm. provisions and malts steady with modest demand.
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Boston
Corporation
Prime Mercantile
New York
Union Pacific
Calloway
Chicago
Mexican Central
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Atlantic and Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Little Rock
Ft. Smith
New England
Federal Street
Higginson
Car Trust
Prime Mercantile Paper
Barsilver
Vanderbilts
Sophie
Union Pacity
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Reading
Jersey Central
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Oregon
Northern Pacific Company
Belmont
Western Union
Manhattan
St Louis
Milwaukee
Ohio
Minnesota
Detroit
Toledo
Liverpool
State
Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Cincinnati
Hind
Vermont
Trade and Its Outlook Chicago Wheat Market Strong
A late Chicago report notes wheat markets firm despite a near million-bushel rise in visible supply and larger NW deliveries. Prices opened near previous close, closed about 7 1/2 cents higher, with buyers ready on declines. Corn rose on light supplies. November led gains on short-covering. Provisions stayed dull. Strong bulls faced fears of further movement and stock buildup.
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Chicago
Messrs
George C . Eldredge & Co
Emery & Hodges
No. 28
State Street
Northwest
London and Havana financial and market notices summary
London stock prices show mixed results with many consol and railroad shares quoted, while Havana reports Spanish gold at 23.64 and weak sugar. Cross articles note cargoes off the coast and firm wheat and corn prices in Liverpool with weather unsettled and various grain receipts weekly.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St Paul
New York Central
Reading
Havana
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Ocean freight list reports cargoes from Britain to Africa and Cape Coast
Detailed shipping ledger lists cargoes aboard Steamer Samaria and Bark Dida E Clark including bacon butter beef bobbins pork oats oil meat and other provisions, plus barrels kerosene flour tobacco and lumber. Documents origin at BEAR RIVER Nova Scotia and CAPE COAST Africa with quantities in cases bbls bags and feet.
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Bear River
Muriel
Liverpool
Eng
Samaria
Cape Coast
Africa
Dida E Clark
Receipts of Staple Products Oct 6 Boston and Albany Rail
A detailed list of commodity receipts from multiple railways including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New Haven, Fitchburg, and Maine divisions. Items cover cotton, wool, cornmeal, oats, wheat, barley, malt, flour, bacon, butter, cheese, leather, hides, pork, eggs, potatoes, hay, lumber, and more with quantities ranging from bales and barrels to bushels and cars. Names of railroads and numerous bulk goods appear throughout the record.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony
New York
New Hesbona
Fitchburg
Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Owell Railroad
Peabody, Salem
Sea
Bexes
KOS
Cess
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Foetal Receipts of Staples at Port October 6 1824
Principal staples receipts at the port listed from all points show quantities for items such as eggs flour cornmeal beans oats potatoes hay wheat lumber leather and various meats and fats. The table records measurements in barrels sacks bushels casks boxes and other units with figures varying by commodity and source.
Court Record: Butter association vs North National Bank
In U S district court on Oct 6 Judge Nelson presided over the case where Alford Butter association, assignee in bankruptcy of R W Dresser & Co, sues North National Bank for amounts allegedly collected on collateral held by the bank after settling with Dresser & Co The auditor had awarded $1200 The verdict was set at $1 and to be increased to the full amount if the court directs on questions of law Edward Avery represented the plaintiff Sol Lincoln and A E Jones represented the defendants
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Louis Leloir
F. Childe Hassam
G. R. Holm
East Seventeenth Street
New York
Simon N. Patten
Ricardo
Messrs. J. B. Lippincott & Co
Armory
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M. F. Bridgman
Messrs. Cupples, Uphams& Co
G P. Putnam’s Sons
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Wm. H. Beard
Arthur T.hadley
Labor Statistics
Connecticut
Yale College
H. W. Conn
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Walter Bugehot
Prof
Marshall
Cambridge
England
John Bascom
University of Wisconsin
Alford Butter Association
North National Bank
R. W. Dresser & Co
Dresser & Co
Plaintiff
Court
Edward Avery
Sol. Lincoln
A. E. Jones
Defendents
Charles B. Wilson
Charles Amory
Robert Codman
William
Dexter
Suffolk
Sarah D. Wilson
Horace S. Crowell
Amory
School) Street
Boston
Roxbury
Amory Street
Charles McBurney
Stony Brook
Stonybrook
Rupert Codman
William S. Dexter
Gordon H. Nott
Norfolk
Stephen M. Allen
Jula
Oscar Kent
Suffolk Iron Works
A. D
Kent
John Amory Codman
Wilson, Wallis and Crosby
Ion
Suffolk Ironworks
Land of
Wilson
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Garbett and Wood
J. A. Codman
Boston and Providence Railroad
Whittier and Anderson
Horagoe
Crowell
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Court session opens with cases on auctioneers and railroad injury
October term opens with Judge Aldrich Mason and Pitman presiding. Case No 114 concerns Leonard & Co. auctioneers accused of misvaluing a library of 3600 books, leading to a wrongful loan of 3900 and a loss on sale. Other matters include Anthony Bonner vs Middlesex Railroad for 15000 in damages. Various briefs, gains, and railroad notes follow.
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Aldrich
Mason
Pitman
Charles Larnedon
John Leonard
Leonard & Co
Joseph Leonard
John
Henry B
Joachim Guarrini
A. A. Ranney
I. R. Clark
C. S. Mansfield
Anthony Bonner
Middlesex Railroad
Beverly Street
Co. F. Donelly
J. H. Taft
L. M. Child
Insolvencies and assignments hit several firms nationwide
Comfort Shoe of Salem owes about $5000 with light assets. B W Morrill of Haverhill offers creditors 25 cents on the dollar. P Shattuck of Pepperell insolvent. J G Wagner of Manchester NH attached. L Shackford of West Concord VT failed. W F Brown of Providence attached for $500. W H Robertson of New Haven assigned. In September 1884 Rindskopf Bros. & Co. of New York failed and made a general assignment with over $300,000 preference to creditors. liabilities exceeded $1,800,000. Suit to set aside the assignment for fraud dismissed. Thomas Stapleton of Brooklyn assigned with $1750 in preferences. A & Jones of Humboldt attached.
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Salem
B. W. Morrill
Haverhill
P. Shattuck
Pepperell
J. G. Wagner
Manchester
N. H
L. Shackford
West Concord
W. 4. Brown
Providence
R.I
W.H. Robertson
New Haven
Thomas Stapleton
Hats
Brooklyn
N. Y
A. &. Jones
Humboldt
Tenn
Mandamus Case Over Police Chief Ham Before Court
William A Ham former Boston police chief seeks a writ of mandamus to force reinstatement by the police commissioners. The respondents contend removal authority was transferred by the 1885 act and argue mandamus cannot lie. The ruling will be reserved for the full bench with November session.
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William A. Ham
Alien
Supreme Court
Board of Police Commissioners
Police Commissioners of
Boston
Allen
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