No Passing Through Horse Parade Blocks State Street Traffic
A wooden horse with a No Passing Through placard sparked a lengthy traffic jam on Devonshire and State streets near Adams square. Express wagons, drays, and horse cars clogged the thoroughfare, while a railroad squad sergeant orchestrated the maneuver to create an opening for vehicles to escape. The scene repeated later, becoming a daily pantomime for onlookers.
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Death of Alderman Edward F. Leighton Mourned in Boston
Mourners filled 44 Pinckney street as prayers were offered for Edward F. Leighton of the board of aldermen. Services followed at Bulfinch place chapel with Rev. Samuel H. Winkley. Pallbearers included ex-Aldermen Wooley Kendricken McDonald Hersey and others. City officials led by Mayor O Brien attended. The funeral at Mt Hope cemetery concluded a day of prominent tributes from the civic and business community.
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F. W. Pray
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Unitarian Church
Weber Quartette
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Walker reports Paris and London statistical meetings
General Francis A. Walker described the Paris and London conferences of June, praising the success of the gatherings. He noted the aim to form an International Statistical Institute to standardize methods, improve comparability, and enhance the value of statistics, with a Boston building project urged at the end.
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Francis A. Walker
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International Statistical Institute
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Back Bay
Judie to star in Boston with La Femme a Papa and Nitouche
Judie opens in Boston on Monday Oct 26 in Hennequin and Milland's La Femme a Papa with music by Herve, then presents Mile. Nitouche and Naniche through a week of performances. She gains strong reviews in New York for Anna and her famed tipsy scene. A robust cast from Paris and a six-room Adams House suite support her Boston season.
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Mme. de Lorine
Marie Vallor
M. Henri Cooper
Jeunne
Theatre Des Varietes
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M. Maurice Depois
M. Paul Ginet
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M. Gregoire
Mlle
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Theatre Des Galeries
Marie DeLeest
Myribel
Jeanne Blanc
Ellen Andrees
Perrin
Caro
M. Salvattor Geurra
M. Victor Merle
N. E. Salvator
Jodie
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Lill
Denise
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Metropolis Board Tracks Gambling Fight and Police Records
The Metropolitan board compiles a table of arrests since July 23 showing station by station gambling and related crimes. Dr Jenks sends a letter to the Board of Police dated October 15 1835 defending independence and noting acceptable behavior by the commission.
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Metropolitan Railroad Starts Laying New Tracks
The Metropolitan railroad company has begun laying new tracks from Adams square through Devonshire State and Congress streets to Postoffice square. The rails follow President C A Richards pattern with a slight inner flange. The system aims to prevent wheels from catching in joints and to keep rails secure. In about two weeks service will begin relieving Washington street blockades as part of aldermanic railroad plans. The Highland South Boston and Middlesex horse railway companies will start laying new track in a few days.
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Woman confesses abduction tale a hoax after ether escape
The Ola Colony depot case ends with the young woman confessing she was under ether while imagining she was abducted and robbed. She discarded claimed stolen articles. Her baggage sent to Fall River has been recovered.
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North End hotel misidentified in death notice
The death notice stated that the North End hotel kept by Mother Mealey is the Hotel Merrimac, clarifying it has no relation to the Merrimac House at Merrimac and Friend streets kept by Parker Spinney.
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Local Farrier Mr Kakas Promotes Sealskin Sacques Refresh
The reputation of Edward Kakas at 404 Washington street as a skilled farrier backs his claim that sealskin sacques sent there will receive the best redying and retrimming. An improved redying method yields the finest results and the process can be clearly explained on call. Now is the best time to have Jacques made as good as new by Mr Kakas before the season rushes.
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Boston Money Market And Stock Market Report
Boston money market remains steady with call loans collateral purity at 2 to 3 percent and prime mercantile paper at 4 and 4.3 percent. Clearing house balances 24 percent and gross exchanges 11,827,210. New York funds show par to 10 cents discount on 1000. Atlantic and Pacific bonds rising. California Southern earnings up. Pacific routes expanding. Rail stocks move, Union Pacific, Chicago lines, and various regional papers quoted with notable price changes. Bell Telephone declares extra dividend of 2 percent payable Nov 16.
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Market advances and reversals on New York exchanges
Opening buoyancy in New York markets saw widespread early gains of 1 to 5 percent, with Lackawanna and several rail and mail shares rising before midday. A strong ball movement pushed values up over 2 percent, then a reaction cooled prices. Final figures show mixed changes with many issues higher than yesterday's close, led by Lackawanna and several rails, while some issues fell. Bond activity remained heavy, with diverse corporate and railroad issues quoted. Denver and Rio Grande Western bonds show plans for reorganization. Pipeline certificates on the consolidated exchange stayed very active and firm, ending with a strong close amid rising speculation on petroleum prices and future highs.
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Texas
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Ohio Southern
Consolidated Exchange
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Cculons
Trade and Market Outlook for Wheat and Corn
A late special from George C. Eldridge & Co. of Chicago reports European stability boosting today’s wheat, then free selling caused weakness. About 250,000 bushels posted out of condition in New York weakened seaboard markets, Chicago futures steadied and then rose. Corn fell with wheat. pork steady. Warnings on New York inspection reliability accompany price manipulation suspicions, while Chicago stored wheat remains valued for delivery quality. On call trading was quiet with no sales. oats and mixed corn inspected in various lots.
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Flour Market Receipts and Prices Hold Firm Amid Mixed Notes
Flour receipts and shipments across cities show a generally firm to steady tone with some weakness in New York. Spring patent prices hover near 574 6, while Chicago and Milwaukee report steady movements. St Louis and Detroit are firm or dull depending on grade and origin. Wheat prices ease slightly in Toledo and New York exports edge lower amid slighter demand.
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Market Summary of Grains and Provisions
Spot prices and futures for corn and oats shown across Chicago New York Milwaukee and St Louis with dull to steady tones. Receipts and shipments vary by city while butter cheese and eggs hold firm or edge higher as market activity remains cautious and prices for select grades show strength.
Ocean Commerce Entries From Barbadoes to Yarmouth
A compact listing of ships and cargos including the schooner Carrie with wood and potatoes from Lear River Nova Scotia, Steamer Durham City with iron and glassware from London, and extensive consignments from Baring Bros & co and others such as minerals, chemicals, wines, and textiles to Boston, London, and local Nova Scotia ports.
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Delong & Seaman
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Iron Brown Bros & Co
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Horace Partridge & Co
Oliver Ditson & Co
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Alpha
Jones & Co
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G Hall & Co
Hall & Co
Foresign Exports and Cargoes from Gilberts and Locksport
Export entries from Gilbert NS and Lockport NY list schooners Blythe and Anthony with miscellaneous goods such as meal, onions, soap, oil, lard, ink, marble, and cargo destined to Liverpool England aboard steamer Iowa, including cotton, cake, lumber, pork, beef, lard, cheese, oats, fruit, and livestock totals, plus personal effects and various commodities.
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