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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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D. vaEad
Isis
Ling Ig
G. M
Erie Pi Lp
Bolg & Ld
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Tebercuns
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Globe Bank
N.Y Ud
Ivex
Exchange Bank
Tenon
Fess Os
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Shore
Freeman's Bank Dodey
W. Los
City Hank
Suifelk Iaik O Lhe
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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
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Pfitchourg Rik
Boston & Albany
Franklin
Hatovot
Slort
Tlyttsg
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Wil
Laltimor
Maine RR
Huron
Ironton
Sear - Tol
St. Louis
Kats
City
Kinstern Rit
Rutland RR
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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
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Easi Deston
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Lamone
Ly Sullivan
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Poston & Maine Ory
Hoston & Providen
Lynn
Cieve
Canton
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Maine
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Conway
Rutland
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Simmit
Seer
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Nash, & Koch
Erie
Eastman Car Sheater
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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.
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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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Grant
A. S. Grant
St. Louis
Galena
Warner
M. Carr
Bennett
bBingaaimton
Sora
Utica
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.
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Lendon
Ogt
Atlantic
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St Paul
Mexican Central News
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