Worrying His Opponent Two Rousing Rallies at Newton
In Newton on October 16 Democrats filled City Hall and Newton Centre to hear congressional candidate George Williams, who accused his rival of dodging questions and changing sides. Williams labeled the Republican platform a betrayal of liberty and morality, urged voters to back Democratic tariff reform, and criticized McKinley era duties. Also present: John E. Russell and Lloyd McKim Garrison speaking at Associates Hall.
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Newton
Williams
John E. Russell
Lloyd McKim Garrison
Sredan
West Newton
City Ball
George Fred Williams
Associates Hall
Newton Centre
W. J. Follett
E.B. Haskell
John E. Ikkussell
Osborne Howes, Jr
Ninth Congressional District
Massachusetts
Ime
Ninth
Laventer
Aoyal
Lam
Andrew Jackson
Bunker Hill
Candler
Odge
Republican Party
Lodge
Party of Progress
Summner
Bird
Mr. Garrison
William Lloyd Garrison
Charles Sumner
Mr. Williams
Frank Bird
Henry Wilson
Hoar
Andrew
Codman
Mrr
Pennsylvania
United States
Ovinth
New England
Ohio
Alabama
McKinley
Ways and Means Committee
Dedham
Hyde Park
Laughhter
Congress
Commonwealth
Spereee
George Linder
Libel in Admiralty over Seamen Advances on Whaling Voyage
United States Circuit Court case Oct 16. Trustee J Edward S Brown represents libellants against Leander Brightman et al. over advances paid to three seamen aboard brig E H Adams bound for a whaling voyage. Osborne Jr managed voyage. disputed whether advances were ship liabilities or Osborne personal debts. Appeal argues insolvency and priority, with two seamen deserting and one discharged. Attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
J. Edward S. Brown
Leander Brightman
Wunice H. Adams
Edgartown
Samuel Osborne, Jr
E. H. Adams
Osborne
Brown
Charles T. Bonney
Thomas A. Codd
James L. Gillingham
Superior Court Norfolk Dedham Oct 16 Courthouse Disposition Report
Norfolk County court notes include four cases with outcomes and counsel. Chevalier vs Boston & Albany Railroad concerns obstruction of right of way in Wellesley with verdict for defendant. Gardner vs Weymouth covers damages from a defective sidewalk. Harris vs Baxter administratrix awards plaintiff $203.50. Willis vs Hyde Park involves injuries from an electrical wire on a highway with counsel listed.
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Norfolk County
Dedham
Lathrop
Catherine A. Chevalier
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Wellesley
I. E. Barry
Sr. Hoar
George W. Gardner
Weymouth
J. W. Converse
J. Humphrey
C. Harris
Isadore F. Baxter
W. W. Jenness
S. Keyes
Willis
J. Hayes
Hyde Park
E. Teenhood
F. W. Murphy
Cotter
Boston Superior Court Docket Highlights Oct 16 Session
First session notes list multiple cases including Phillip McCullough vs City of Boston for 5000 in damages from a bridge accident on Prison Point Ridge with a verdict of 1500 in favor of the plaintiff. Other actions include Adams Company vs Fitzpatrick replevin and Emery vs Rosenfeldt for goods sold, with trials in progress. Second session entries begin with Amelia Randolphus et al. and reference a November 29, 1884 date.
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Superior Court
Mason
C.J
Phillip McCullough
City of
Boston
Prison Point Ridge
Paul West
Edwin D. Sibley
T. M. Babson
Thomas B. Adams Company
J. Bb. Fitzpatrick
G. C. Abbott
C. C. Barton
William Emery Et al
David Rosenfeldt
Emerson
William Schofield
A. J. Alger
Dayton
Jordan
Crosby
Emery
Same
Lane
Jane Ch. Co
Tirrell
Dodge T
Barry
Durkee. Co
Donahue
Gethro
Hugh
Sullivan
Cook
Sulz—Cobb
Buckley
Thompson
Amelia Randolphus
P. O. Riorden
Carriage collision injures woman on Austin Street
In Charlestown a defendant's team struck a woman riding in a carriage on Austin Street, throwing her out and causing severe injuries. The suit seeks damages. husband also seeks damages for loss of services, medical care, and related expenses. Defendants deny. Attorneys listed for both sides.
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Austin Street
Charlestown
Peter Randolph
Same
W H. Slocum
H. Crosby
H. W. Bragg
J. T. Harris
William H. Powers
Josiah H. Mann
Severence &Tappan
Mann
H.L. Boutwell
A. J. Pratt
G. H. Towle
Court hears double action over electric car injuries
In Middlesex Superior Court on October 16, two actions against West End Street Railway seek damages for injuries from electric car collisions. Taylor seeks 1000 for horse, wagon, and harness damage. Ramponi seeks 30000 for personal injuries from a January milk wagon crash. Proceedings join both cases with defense denying all claims.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
Dunbar
G. C. Taylor
West End Street Railway Company
George F. Ramponi
Pro Ams
Arlington Avenue
Arlington
Rodney Lund
F. M. Davis
Hyde, Dickinson & Howe
Martin
Cook
Johnson
Rand
Duff
Spear
Buchanan
Juhbis
Killion
Daniels
Marlboro
Essex Superior Court Criminal Term docket note
Lawrence October 16 court records show Sherman J Wendall H Lynch of Peabody charged with robbery and sentenced to six months in jail while Jeremiah O Donnell of Beverly charged with larceny from person and sent to State Reformatory.
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Essex Superior Court
Lawrence
Sherman
J. Wendall H. Lynch
Peabody
Jal
Jeremiah O'Donnell
Beverly
Electric railroads in Essex County face system change
Salem October 16 The Essex electric railway directors deem the double trolley system unsatisfactory and notify the motor company to remove its property from the cars. Disputes arise over whether fault lies with the motor or road construction. Likely move to a single trolley system. Naumkeag road begins electric service to South Salem.
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Essex County
Salem
Speciau
Essex Electric Railway
Friends of the Electric Company
Naumkeag
South
Board of Trade meeting reports 201 shoe pledged members
Lynn reports the Board of Trade held a meeting in the Common Council chamber as twenty three branches of the soliciting committee pledged 201 names for membership. The shoe committee seeks more time and appoints Charles S. Fuller J P C Batchelder and W G S Keene to its ranks alongside existing members. W W George and George Bodwell join the sole leather trade committee. Doctors Hayward and Meader are named to the medical committee.
Columbia Machinery Sold by Providence Worsted
Providence R I Oct 16 Mr Charles Fletcher purchased machinery used in Olneyville for worsted goods trade known as Columbia goods to be operated as part of the National Mills in Providence The move consolidates equipment under the Providence Worsted Company and National Mills partnership.
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Columbia
Providence
R. I
Charles Fletcher
Providence Worsted Company
Olneyville
Columbia Goods
National Mull
Captains Liable for Seamen Injuries Says Court Decision
A recent U S Circuit Court ruling holds captains responsible for injuries to seamen under their employ. The Employers' Liability Assurance Corp issues policies indemnifying captains against such claims. Partic wars will be given by Samuel Appleton, 28 Central street, Boston.
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United States Circuit Court
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation
Samuel Appleton
Central Street
Boston
Money Market Report Shows Easy Conditions in Local Market
On Thursday evening October 16 money remained easy locally while New York showed firmer tones. Clearing House balances and interbank loans traded at 5 percent with various $ per $1000 figures. The report covers foreign exchange, government bonds, silver bullion, and stock activity including Northern Pacific earnings and several rail and mine shares with mixed results.
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Sub-Treasury
New York Clearing House
Reichsmarks
London
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Boston
Atchison
Checago, Burlington & Quincy
Mexican Central
Amnion Pacific
Wsconsin Central
Allover
Atlantic
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Calumet & Hecla
Thompson-Houston
Llinvis Steel
Trustes
Duncan Cameron
Ood
Cameron
the Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Edwin H. Abbott
C.C. Beaman
David S. Wegg
C. H. Leland
New
Cheshire Road
Dividends Declared by Local Banks and Utilities
The Holyoke Water Power Company declares a 3 percent dividend. Brockton National Bank also declares a 3 percent dividend. Five Cents Savings Bank of New Bedford is issued a semi annual 2 percent dividend. Union Street Railway Company of New Bedford declares a quarterly 142 percent dividend. Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Ball River announces a quarterly 14 percent dividend.
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Holyoke Water Power Company
Brockton National Bank
Five Cents Savings Bank of
New Bedford
Union Street Railway Company of
Edison Electric Iluminating Company of
Ball River
Gold bonds offer 6 percent first mortgage on Seattle cable railway
The Gold Bond issue of 387000 with 6 per cent interest over 20 years is secured by a first mortgage on a cable railway from Occidental Square to Lake Washington. The line, operating less than two years, shows net income after expenses and interest with a 6 per cent dividend on a capital stock of 8606,000. Personal examination of the property and accounts supports a recommendation. Further details on application.
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Inc. T
Inc
National Cordage
T Boston & Montana
Summit
Lykens
Deallla Gly Ray Co
Occidental Square
Lake Washington
Seattle
Washington
10 Percent Dividends to Stockholders in Maine
About 450 stockholders are invited to subscribe for capital stock with a 10 percent dividend plan. Dividends of 5 percent are payable semiannually in January and July, with six full 5 percent dividends paid since organization in 1837 and a seventh earned. Applicants now will receive the full 5 percent dividend in January. Prospectus and stockholder list available at the Portland Maine office or by inquiry.
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Maine
Portland
Notice to Scrip Holders Delaware Mutual Safety Ay Insurance
Notice to scrip holders from the Delaware Mutual Safety Ay Insurance Company Philadelphia dated October 11 1890. The option to convert outstanding scrip into stock is renewed for a limited period by order of the Board of Directors. Absent holders may exchange their scrip at 22 Broad Street Boston. Frank E Sweets er Agent.
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Delaware Mutual Safety Aysurance Company
Philadelphia
Board of Directors
Broad Street
Boston
Frank E. Sweetser
Agt
Electric Locks and Electrical Goods Advertised
A classified advertisement lists electrical items and suppliers including Eastern Electric Cable Company at 54 Devonshire Street, F. W. Prescott & Co., Gethins Electrical Mfg. Co., Union Electric Car Company, Thomson-Houston Company, and other brands with pricing hints in a dense trade section.
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F. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Eastern Electric Cable Company, Pfa
Gethins Electrical Mfg. Company
Union Electric Car Company
Thomson-Houston Company
New York Financial Market Report Edge of Losses
New York financial news notes easy money on call at 3 to 6, prime mercantile paper at 5 to 7 percent, sterling at 4.80 to 4.85, government and railroad bonds dull but firm. Stock market less active after forenoon with Lackawanna and St Paul weak. Lackawanna fell from 144 to 143 and St Paul slipped modestly as Sugar remained unsettled.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Barsilver
Sterling Exchange
Emand
St. Paul and
Lackawanna
Lackswanna
St. Paul
Market ends firmer after midday dip amid active trading
Active stocks showed mixed opening declines with sugar refineries and Lackawanna slipping early. By afternoon traders bought heavily with foreigners stepping in, lifting most issues to near opening levels. Bonds were quiet with minor moves as Northwestern consols and other issues rose while some notes posted small losses.
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St. Paul
Lackawanna
Coalers
Bears
Northwestern
Denver & Rio Grande
Ft. Worth & Denver
Reading
Richmond & West Point Trust
Way
Tennessee Coal
Birmingham
Mutual Union
Kansas &Texas General
London Markets and Bank of England bullion data
London finance bulletin reports Consols at 94916 for money and 9494 for account with various securities listed including Atlantic and Great Western firsts 3414 Canadian Pacific 77% Erie 2244 Erie seconds 102 Illinois Central 105 Mexican ordinary 5242 St Paul common 60% New York Central 106 Pennsylvania 63 Reading 1814 Mexican Central 7344. Bank of England kept discount rate unchanged, bullion withdrawn today £90000 and weekly bullion increase £371000, reserve ratio up to 33.08 percent.
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Boston Stock
Cali
Catalpa
Dana
Franklin Wee Settee
Eero
Ironton
Kearsarge
Mesnara
Napa
Quicksilver
Anpibion
Boston
Boon W
Boylston Street
W.eeees
Hyookline
Penobscot
Vent Menga
San Diego
Ewes
Qi Sullivan
West End
Enee
Winter Harbor
Lie Wollaston
Bell Tel
Atchison
Seeteee Ae
Mort
Bille de Inc
At. & Pac
Seer
Bos
Mont
U. Gas
L. G
U. Ae
SEI
L.R
Eae Ae
L. BE
St. L. Lind
Lou
N.Y
N. i
L. C. Con
Sewer
Oregon
L. Gs
Déscarete
St. Jo
G. L
Union Pacific
Vyaess
Wis
Oye Railroad
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Central of
Alass
Cheshire
Maia Pak
Cleveland
Caticon Sidi As
Cyinbeers
Col. Sp. & Cin
Conn
Vass
Cceeseseece
Fitchburg
Fiiat
P.M
Kat
K. MA
Emn Cain
Maine Central
Goipret
Ee Sc
Saco & Wports
G. F. & Conway
Rutland
Seer Ee. A
Cal
DOIG
Wisconsin
Nash Rock
Bell Sevessess
Siam
Dpodigal Stereen Askin Acon Erare
Eastman Car
Phon
Toy Mfg
Lamson Store Ser. CO
Pullman Palace Car
Union Stock Yards
Pheuiatic ‘Fool Co
Serene Ee
Jay State Gas
Brunswick Manganese
Lly
Burton Stock Car
Ae Hy Chi
Boston & Liverpool Co
Euro Elec
Weiding
Fort Weo
Izle
Illinois Steel Co
Mt. Desert
East Shore
Mechanical Man CO
JBC
New York Despatch Co
National Lead Trust
Nate Velo Mit. CO
Es Sugar Refineries Co
thomson-Houston Elec
Do Trust
Ccvasceeees
Thomson Elec
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Sir Winnisimmet Co
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Bank of England
Alliance of Reading and Vanderbilt Nearing Alliance
The Evening Telegraph reports negotiations between the Reading syndicate and a powerful New York syndicate near completion, signaling a likely alliance with the Vanderbilt interests.
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Reading
Vanderbilt
Philadelphia
Evening Telegraph Today
Reading Syndicate
New York
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