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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1890

Page

6

Powderly Seeks Labor Unity at Lynn Mass Meeting

In Lynn a mass meeting drew about three thousand workers and supporters at Music Hall. Grand Master Workman Terence V. Powderly spoke urging tighter ranks among striking dressers, wage reform, and political action to back labor. He criticized manufacturers for price scales and called taxation fairness, urging ballots to regulate wealth and labor relations.

Lynn Sreeranj Music Hell Terence W. Powderly George If Newhall David E. Wieland John Williams O. i. Nev Mr. Powderly Gane Lusk Wne Tam United States Powderly West Knights of Labor Bone

Amateur Athletic Union contests on Anatosian Island

Washington October reports the Amateur Athletic Union games on Anatosian Island. Staten Island Athletic Club won the lacrosse title 6 to 1 after a brawl, while Robinson, Nicol, and various athletes claimed victories in sprints, hurdles, jumps, and distance events. Harvard and Dartmouth teams posted notable college results in football and early interscholastic contests.

Wasuiron Amateur Athletic Union Columbia Athletic Club Washington Anatosian Island Potomac River Sehuykill Navy Staten Island Athletic Club Lively Seusil Navy King of Staten Islands Robinson Nicol Acorn Manhattan Puffer Finn Ducharme Coveland Williams New York Coates Anchor Ke@éin Copeland Uchatmie Wis Winnie Downes Dickinson Spencer Hemington Gray Lambrech Mitchell Murphy Crist Herco Zimimerman Reeds Leyes Nickerson Acorns New Yorks Owen Hillock George Dickson Reading W. 5 Durphy

Boston Club Welcomed Home and Pennant Presented

The Boston club of the Players' Baseball League returned to Boston with a welcome home. Headed by the American Band of Providence the teams marched by way of Congress street ground where the pennant was presented atop the flagstaff amid cheers. An exhibition game followed, ending after eleven innings with New York 7, Boston 2. WILL HUNT FOR BULLSEYES THURSDAY. The Boston Press Rule Association plans a major annual shoot with new expert members and numerous trophies and prizes from association and friends.

Boston Players’ Baseball League Providence New York United States Hotel Congress Street Elefth New Yorks Bostons Boston Press Rule Association

Rome’s Alleged Purpose Debated at Music Hall

At a mid afternoon Music Hall gathering Rev I J Lansing of Worcester argued that Rome aims to destroy the American public school system. The meeting drew modest attendance and evident enthusiasm as speaker Brod beck introduced him as a proud public schools product. A local vendor promotion interrupted with a medicine pitch for Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup and Salvation Oil.

I. J. Lansing Worcester Rome Brodbeck

Courts Hear Naturalization in October Sessions

The United States Circuit Court and United States District Court spent October 13 naturalizing citizens as the October term begins October 15 and October 13. The Supreme Judicial Court plans two days of hearings on the Andover case with potential extension.

United States Circuit Court United States District Court Supreme Judicial Court Andover

Court Docket of Multiple Civil and Criminal Cases

This session list shows numerous 19th and early 20th century court entries with names like Laughlin v. Mont, Crifia v. Wayland, Corrigan v. Angell, Archibald v. Hixon, and many others. It outlines cases across Second through Fifth Sessions and notes criminal session entries including Commonwealth v. Hart and Sweeney, with various continuations and adjournments.

McLaughilin Mont Rogers Simmons Superior Court Commonwealth Same O’brien Hart Saie Sweeney Seamery Nicholson Lynch Saint Ve Sullivan Nelson Saimel Merrill Lrisver Saime Doran

Money market in Boston sees lower rates and buoyant clears

Boston markets report a lower Clearings House rate as loans ease to 3 4 percent after settlement money at 2 percent with no takers. New York funds quoted at discounts, Cal money loans at 4 4 percent, and business paper discounts at 5 6 percent. Local clearings total $17,846,523 with a year ago rise of $874,495, while balances reach $1,460,845. Exports and imports of specie flow included, with New York Bank statement showing loans up but deposits and funds down. Trading on the Boston Stock Exchange mixes gains and losses across many issues amid a broad market readjustment.

Boston Ann New York New York Clearing House Bian Seealances Boston Post United States Canada Treasury Washingon Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis New Orleans San Francisco Europe Santhvenea Telegraph Charleston Savannah London New York Stock Exchange Boston Stock Exchange

Probate Court of Suffolk County Trusts and Accounts

Probate Court entries list last returnable Monday Oct 13 with Andrew Carney as petitioner for trustees to mortgage and executor's final accounts, various trusteeship accounts, guardianships, probate of wills, and adoptions or name changes across multiple docket numbers and parties including Anne Atherton, Elisabeth Garkiele, Mary J Comlon, Sandra Vosse, and Samuel J Durell, among others.

Suffolk County Andrew Carney Mortage Nea W. Adams Rank A. Armstrong Anne Atherton el Ha A. Wood Lisabeth F. Garkiele Wiliam Mary J. Comlon Vale of Real Estate Minnie W. Courtney Thomas J. Courtney Sadie Patrick L. Dolan Sarah d. Vosse Samuel J. Durell Lingabeth i. Invenecs Sagsh Varrick Falvey Adiministriou Bours Douan Prager Hringer Gavely Susvb Rebecca A. Goddard Ionte Bareedleat Mary Aon Hail Venn Hayes George Hleginson Nora Loena Cornelius Hogan Allen Ud. Jones Patrick Kelly Soorg—Jousth Ou Himbal Idamund PL Jaud Robert Liever shelu—Arnie L. Litchfieli Wilian J. Niles Harlolie P Versings Charles G. C.lumner Lonjamin ‘Chaxter Wastee George L. Thiniins Trusies Wakefield Provate Jusitin Walker Benjamin F. White Annie Vincent von Weiversheim Joseph Willworth Sidney A. Willard William P. Winchester David &. Lepper Guardian Thomas Coyle Aaron V. Cleveland Dudley P. Cotton Charles L. Haley Versis L. Young Bridget Micke David L. Laws

Superior Court and Municipal Court Divorces and Dockets

Essex County Superior Court on October 11 recorded nine divorces. Municipal Court first session led by Eng J with second session by Cuntus J listing numerous civil cases such as ibbey v. May, Loyt v O’Connell, Kellogg v Wes, Waller, Parthenailer vey Drew, Cohen v Wolper, Heap v Davis, Jolios v Lovig, Whidden v Minton, Mclaren v McGar axle, Kimball v Cum mila, Kuypee v Dodge, Doyin v Jacobs, Goldthwait v Mead, Cardner v Pierce, Foley v boley, Atwool v Mason, Ferdinand v Mooney, Currier v Redway, Webber v Stowe, Danielson v Vinal, Phul v Hopkins, Drewett v Crabtree, Signets v same, Stafford v same, Duran v Barry, Redway v Currier, Learned v Roeth, Pitz v Barron.

Ibbey May Lloyt O'Connell Kellogg Wes Waller Partheiailer Drew Cohen Wolper Heap Davis Jolios Lovig Duques Goldthwait Mead vudd—Cardner Pierce Foley Boley Atwool Mason yzyo-Ferdinand Mooney Currier Redway Webber Stowe Danielson Stafford Same Duran Barry Learned Roeth Pitz Barron

Paint and Oil Club annual meeting in Boston notes

The Paint and Oil Club of New England held its annual meeting and dinner at Young's Hotel. President C B Pratt presided. delegates were chosen for Cincinnati in November and for the Boston Executive Business Association for three years. Officers were elected, and a committee was appointed to fix white lead price terms. Other clubs gathered for meals and discussions on tariff effects and trade interests.

Paint and Oil Club of New England Young's Hotel C.8. Pratt David G. Lyler William Ss. Cutler Charles KE. Adams National Association Cincinnati John D. Morton Boston Executive Business Association William Agee Peter Ripley Leander W. Fobes George Hi. Clark Benjamin W. Spink Charles W. Dexter A. W. Strauss Henry A. Robbins Jacob W. Hoffman Dartmouth B. F. Tenney Tremont House Clatlin Massachusetts Club Young's Collector Beard C. V. Whitten Dr. J. Jenks L. Poser Morse Rockwell Boston Club Parker House On Trade Association of New

Denver Water 60 7% Bonds Offered At Par

Denver Water issues 60 7 percent bonds sold to banks and insurers and offers the October installment of 250 000 at par and interest. Bonds issued monthly to fund ongoing construction. Earnings for years shown rise from 203 720 to an estimated 385 000 for 1890, with projected company earnings around fifteen percent and ten percent payout on 1 501 000 capital stock. Number of token holders listed as 4 945 and 6 318 with estimates to 10 750.

New York Financial Market Report Oct 11

Money on call easy with no loans.closing offered at 2 1 2 %. Prime mercantile paper in good supply. demand light. Four to six months’ bills 6 4 e 7 4 percent. Sterling exchange quiet. actual business 4 8142 for sixty day bills. Government and railroad bonds dull but firm. Sugar weak. rail stocks drifted lower after bank statement released. Louisville New Albany Chicago consols up. other rail issues mixed.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Union Pacfic Burlington Wheeling & Lake One Boston Asion Pacific Louisville New Albany St. Paul Texas Pacific U. Pacific St. Leo Po Amerigan Oil Oregon Valseers Bun Petroleum Sagar Jenn. C Union Los P. Lets D. vaEad Isis Ling Ig G. M Erie Pi Lp Bolg & Ld Ry & c Shoe & Leather Bank Tebercuns OOM N Globe Bank N.Y Ud Ivex Exchange Bank Tenon Fess Os al Webster Shore Freeman's Bank Dodey W. Los City Hank Suifelk Iaik O Lhe O Mutual Ss. & M Crown Point Layle Bank Plickstone Bank Col. Cou Md Ub Dwnvera Hank Gould & Curryesees Sutter Creek Sutter Creek . Mining Companies. Sere Nena Ee Look Lurow See TH Ula Cousseesee Grightor Wen Eeenenee Ules AB Jc Dank Saiem Aloucz Ceee Eeenee Lawrence Manufacturing Cossaee Great Falls Manufacturing Co Ful Manufacturing Co Honanza Development Seanneee Bate Thorndike Manufacturing Cle B.& Mont Pfitchourg Rik Boston & Albany Franklin Hatovot Slort Tlyttsg Himindolal Sihintetanay Wil Laltimor Maine RR Huron Ironton Sear - Tol St. Louis Kats City Kinstern Rit Rutland RR Nationa Esse Enenes Salem Gas Light Coy Tihiy Osceola Fliet Insurance Co Mercantile Salem Ah Pomag Anne Weere Adel Hioyoke Winnisimmet Co Sane Enenee Ee Hoston Athenewn Lawrence Gas Light Co Ae Santa Pe International Holing Lis Jamarack Oes Sneer Snare American Waltham Water Co Yeeuingeh Sosiun Wharf Orb Brookline Chin Mil & St. Paul KR Campobelli Lia Isosion & Alvany KR Manasfiela Mass Bae Easi Deston Scout & Gull RK Lamone Ly Sullivan Winthrop Atchison Bing Lins MLV Sears Me & G Law Be & St. le Lim Lolz N.Y. WN Con Rutland Ge St. du Poston & Maine Ory Hoston & Providen Lynn Cieve Canton Col. Sp. & Cin Seers Pass River Tee A del. L. & Nees Fitchourg Maine X. Y N. i Old Colony St BU Yori Conway Rutland South Cal Ee Eens Bi Simmit Seer Bass Union Factu West Ind Wisconsin Seaee Nash, & Koch Erie Eastman Car Sheater Kid. Phon

Maine company seeks subscriptions for 450 stockholders

The prospectus offers 0 percent dividends on a 10 percent issue of $50,000 capital stock with six prior 5 percent dividends paid since 1887. applicants receive the full 5 percent dividend in January. Full stockholder list and details available at Portland Maine office or J W Delaney Boston.

Maine Portland

Irresistible Yet Untouched Gift Promise

A beautifully described present never sold for less than 1, 18 ghven away to introduce Wax Stared. Once used it will always be in favor as it makes ironing easy and restores old linen to its natural glossy finish. Nothing like it.

Why Grant Was Great A Tale of Moral Foundation and Will

A compact portrait of Ulysses S. Grant arguing his greatness rests on moral force and character. It notes restraint from oaths and vulgar stories, plus will power and balanced judgment, aided by education and military ability, shaping a leader fit for emergencies. The piece cites personal anecdotes and a marketing aside about Warner's Safe Cure as contextual texture.

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Atlantic and Great Western Firsts and Market Rates

A brief market note lists stock figures for Atlantic and Great Western at 349 percent, Canadian Pacific at 7949, Erie at 22 percent, Illinois Central at 106, Mexican Ordinary at 6772, St Paul Common at 6254, Mexican Central News at 7454, andMoney at 413 with a 4 percent rate. The discount rate in the open market for short bills stands at 472.

Lendon Ogt Atlantic Great Western Canadian Pacific Erie Illinois Central St Paul Mexican Central News

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