Taber Divorce Trial Attracts Crowd And Revelations
Boston's supreme judicial court room overflowed as Mrs. Taber and Mr. Downs faced cross accusations in a tumultuous divorce case. Mr. Taber testified detailing alleged improper conduct, including encounters with Mrs. Taber and Mr. Downs, while witnesses such as Miss Davidson and Mrs. Lincoln emerged with conflicting claims. The crowd, notable attendees, and courtroom scenes underscored a highly charged trial that adjourned with further testimony anticipated.
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Supreme Judicial Court Room
Taber
Deacon Davis
Mr. Taber
Miss Davidson
Mr.Taber
Charles Street
Dr. Blodgett
Shawmut Avenue
Mr. Dickinson
Providence Depot
Mr. Downs
Boston
Downs
Mr. Butterworth
Dickinson
Lincoln
Will of Thomas W Peirce Leaves Large Texas and Massachusetts Trusts
Abstract of the will of the late Thomas W Peirce details debts and funeral expenses, then devises Topsfield holdings Crowningshield Ray and Putnam farms to his son Thomas Wentworth Peirce with contingent succession to Marion Wentworth Peirce and later to nephew Thomas Wentworth Peirce. It sets trusts of 150000 and 100000 for two children, extensive pecuniary legacies to relatives and friends, a charitable hospital in Texas, a Dover church, education funds along Sunset Route towns, and ends with trustees and executor provisions for five named individuals.
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Thomas W. Peirce
Topsfield
Crowningshield
Ray
Putnan
Thomas Wentworth Peirce
Marion Wentworth Peirce
Dover
N. H
Marion W. Peirce
Andrew Peirce
Andrew
Charles H. Peirce
Luella Inness
Clara
Elizabeth Peirce
Elizabeth J. Vittum
Frank
Nellie
George Vittum
Mra
Ida F. Whitehouse
A.L. Peirce
Fanny Peirce
Thomas Wentworth
M. E. Glidden
Richard 8. Spofford
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Richard
Spofford
Charles Babbidge
Butbidge
Failes Babbidge
Eliza
B. Poole
E G
Mary
Annie
Seir B
Eliza Poole
Joseph H. Smith
M.D
Lowell
Jamous Converse
Houston
Tex
C. A. Gibbs
Converse
Peronsa
Biaex
Abbot
John H. George
Charlies
Levi Woostbury
Thomas Whipple
Laconia
BF. Butler
Collis P. Huntington
E Q. Arlicielf
Sun of Mercy
Texas
Schulenberg
Marion
Flatonia
Luling
Weimar
Waelder
Columbus
Harwood
Eilinger
Massachusetts
Marion W
Andrew Peires
Richard S. Spofford
James Converse
Chas, Babbidge
Money Market Reports And Boston Bank Statement
Money markets hold steady with conservative lending and stable rates. Boston banks show a slight surplus gain, lower loans, and higher deposits on the weekly statement, amid mixed stock activity and headlines on railroads and finance.
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RowRs frices and clipped figures in scanned text
Fragmented OCR shows scattered numbers and symbols with references to prices and items. The readable content mentions $1,000 amounts, percentages, and repeated numeric strings, but lacks coherent nouns or events to establish a clear news item. The fragment hints at coded financial or pricing data rather than a complete report.
Market Digest Flour and Grain Regional Prices
Digest of flour and grain markets with prices for flour types from Minnesota to Louisiana including New York and Chicago receipts and shipments. Wheat and corn values across Toledo Detroit Milwaukee St Louis and New York, with butter cheese eggs and provisions like pork lard and beef in varied regional quotes.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St Louis
New York
South America
Chicago
Seoul
Great Britain
France
Continent
Baltimore
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Galveston
Norfolk
Augusta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Wilmington
Boston and Albany
Grand Janction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New Mariand
Itchpung Railroad
Maine Railroad
Maine Harlford
Chicago Grain Irregular and Unsettled
A late Chicago market report from Eldredge & Co notes unsettled values with an overall upward tendency. Wheat opened strong, slipped to discount the expected rise in visible supply, then rose again as New York and Duluth stocks proved smaller than expected. Buyers covered shorts and long purchases supported prices to close at day’s best. Corn and provisions saw little activity as shipping demand kept corn firm.
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Atchison
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Chicago, Burlington and Northern
Union Pacific
St. Joseph and Grand Island
St. Joseph and Western Road
Friends of the Company
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Clinton
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California
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Sandusky
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Little Rock
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Foreign Exchange
Erie
New Jersey
Reading
Delaware and Hudson
Buil
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Woerishoffer
Cammock
D. O. Mills
Wausausage Aggrexativeu
Messrs
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Emery & Hodges
No. 28
State Street
Duluth
Strength in Wheat and Market Calls on Corn and Grains
Export shipments of flour from Chicago and Milwaukee have run near 1,000,000 bushels weekly and are rising. Prices for this article appear bottomed and viewed as a purchase. Corn is also seen as a purchase, especially deferred options. Chamber of Commerce on call Monday noted little excitement but some business in January and February cars with specific car trades and stable settling prices. Oats bids and asks shown across multiple months with quoted bid and ask ranges and today’s settling price around 34 to 37 cents.
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New York
Minnesota
St Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
de Louis
City Mills
Toledo
Detroit
St Louie
Salea
White State
Chamber of Commerce
Open market for wheat and corn shows quiet steady starts
Market reports from Mark Lane and Liverpool indicate wheat and corn activity subdued with limited inquiries and steady prices. Wheat shows tentative demand abroad and in English markets while corn remains weak at times. London prices hold, with pork, bacon, lard, cheese and tallow varying modestly.
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Mark Lane
Paris
England
Liverpool
California
London
Boston and Liverpool ship arrivals list many cotton bales and goods
A long transfer list shows numerous firms in Boston and Liverpool with cargoes including cotton bales, hides, lumber, oranges, lemons, boots and shoes, and spirits. It records steamer arrivals and consignments from Adams & Bro, Barry Thayer & co, Continental Mills, Cocheco co, Nashua Mfg co, Vale Mills, Warren Cotton Mills, and others, with quantities such as 187 bales cotton and 401 pieces lumber.
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Savannah
Gate City
Apleton Co
Arnold & Letherbee
Adams & Bro
Boston Duck Co
Barry, Thayer & Co
Blake & Ripley
As&j Brown & Co
Se & E Eaton
Continental
James & Abbott
Laconia Co
Harvard Johnson & Co
Leonard
Litchfield
Lancaster Mills
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
George McQuesten & Co
Nashua Manuf Co
Newmarket Manuf Co
Newha!! & Co
Newmarket Manuf
Charles Albro
Barker Mills
Vale Mills
Otis & Co
Warren Cotton Mills
Kensaw & Co
Dodo Richardson & Dennie
Rogers & Co
Reynolds
Sands, Furber & Co
Sulivan
H Simpson & Co
Sherman
Sands & Leckie
Wadleigh
Liverpool
Eng
Virginian
Mdse
Baring Bros & Co
Hatheway &O
Linder & Meyer
Sherburne
Lambert Bros
Hills, Turner & Co
Beach & Co
Norris & Co
Jere Abbott & Co
Clark, Adams & Clart
Nickerson & Miller
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Dennison Mani Co
Thayer & Lincoln
Carter, Dinsmore & Co
Morey & Co
Converse, Wormwood & Co
Orum William Burtaill & Co
Nichols & Co
Alex Bros & Co
Moors & Co
John Marshall, Son & Co
Storer
Geneva
Stevenson & Co
Apthorp & Co
Frost & Adams
Gormally & Jeffrey
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Stone & Downer
Pacific Mills
Howard, Bullough & Riley
Leigh & Co
Atkinson
Cutter Bros & Co
Halifax
Carroll
Arthur & Co
Bowles & Co
Mackerel Beaman Bros
Russell & Co
Bing
Oliver Smith
Sanborn & Co
Winser & Son
Hinckley, Ayer & Co
Read
Jones & Co
Winsor & Son
Cutler
Griffin & Co
Baskins & Montague
Johnson & Co
Swan & Co
George Upton
Yarmouth
Dominion
Walter Hall
Butler
L Clements
Hail
S Morse & Co
Randall
Halifar
Walbaum & Co
Naylor & Co
Railroad Matters and Trade Totals Across Nations
A Cincinnati report details the Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland railroad year to June 30 1885. Bond debt falls to 591000 after $34000 in sinking fund payments and $10797 06 court judgment paid. Floating debt is zero. passenger and freight rates depress earnings. Asset balance rises 409207 50 due to stockAsset adjustments from Columbus Springfield and Cincinnati holdings and a 400270 dividend charged to profit and loss that is now moved to railway stock account.
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Reece Button
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Fifth Avenue
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Cyrus W. Field
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Howard Crosby
J. A. Day
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Charles A. Stoddard
Thomas Armitage
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W. F. Crofts
Samuel H. Hall
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Ray Wegens
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