Mrs Taber Testifies In Turbulent Taber Divorce Hearing
In a crowded courtroom Mrs Taber described her troubled marriage to Taber and details of alleged visits with Mr Downs. She denied improper conduct with Downs, testified about church study meetings, a Worcester trip, and the arrest night, while noting gossip and letters that kept her sleepless. The trial resumed with further examination planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court Room
Taber
Butterworth
Ondoin-Square
Miss Davidson
Tuber
Dr. Saunders
Mr. Taber
Mr. Downs
Bowdoin-square
Bradford Street
Columbus Avenue
Tremont Street
Tebery
Bowne
J. Taber
Pasor
Mr.Taber
Mr.Downs
Worcester
Mrs. Taber
Secon
Fred Taber
Aby
Downs
Insolvency Petitions and Debts Hit Local Firms
In insolvency filings Clowerd Bros gents for Simpson spring and Devonshire lunch rooms owners report liabilities of 13378 with Devonshire store assets. F Atwood of Boston fails, offers 59 cents on the dollar. Vue Nouveau hotel owner Kenn Freeman assigns to George Seates for creditor settlement. Union Fish Co proposes 20 cents on the dollar with 10 and 5 day notes. Centre House Moses Pearson Co owes about 9930, with limited assets and debts to Moses Vearson and Horatio G Macomber. Julius Fellner owes 7725 with no assets. Bowditch butcher East Braintree fails with 1500 to 2000 liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clowerd
Crescent Beach
Revere
Tindie
George M. Seates
Mr. Scates
Israel F. Ober
Boston
DO Hesets
Union Fish Company
South Market Street
Centre House
Moses Pearson & Co
Friend Street
Moses Vearson
Iloratio G. Macomber
Charles H. Gurney
Fourth Street
South Boston
Julius Fellner
Staynard Place
George A. Bowditch
East Braintree
Shortage in ex Chief Drury's Chelsea accounts noted
Chelsea finance committee reports a 157915 shortage in Mr. Drury's accounts, covering warrants and officer fees from the police court. Drury admits the indebtedness and has until November 30 to settle. He is bonded for 2000 dollars, with bondmen potentially liable, though it is not expected their obligation will be invoked. The city treasurer will pursue collection on report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury
Chelsea
Executive council nominations announced for district court and railroad post
At yesterday's executive council meeting nominations were made including Daniel E. Damon of Plymouth for Special justice of the third district court, replacing F. W. Vinal who resigned. Sylvester B. Sreed of Lynn named Commissioner of wrecks, George H. Poor of Andover chosen Commissioner of accounts for the Boston and Maine railroad, succeeding the late George Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Daniel E. Damon
Plymouth
Third District Court
Plymouth County
F. W. Vinal
Scituate
Sylvester B. Sreed
Lynn
George H. Poor
Andover
Boston and Maine Railroad
George Foster
Rail commission upholds Boston and Maine baggage rules
The railroad commissioners decide in the case of A Trafton and others versus the Boston and Maine railroad that the company’s storage charges are not excessive and that the rule restricting reception of baggage over 259 pounds stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Trafton
Boston and Maine Railroad
al Q
Railron Company
Nxiight
Manufacturers threaten price change over factory relocation at Lyon union
Beverly reports no change as manufacturers appoint a committee to offer Lyon union a proposition. If the union agrees to place the new in PD Lefavour Sons factory, the manufacturers will restore the new in the other factories and then adjust prices. The union has not acceded to the manufacturers demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Lyon Union
Lefavour & Sons
Ubanufacturers
Soutter & Co. Offices Fire Court Filing Shows Liabilities
New York estimates reveal Soutter & Co. brokers owe 1.712 million dollars with 955,776 secured and 756,477 unsecured. Assets listed at 1.540 million and actual worth 173,912, as reported in the court filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wm. K. Soutter
Franklin Edwads
Soutter & Co
Site Ee
Advertising giants pay record sums for a single ad
A $2600 advertisement and a $2000 ad placed by Mr 5 R Niles the Advertising Avent for W L Douglas 33sbhoc filled a cover page of the Youths Companion premium Humber with a circulation over 450000. The payments are among the largest ever for one insertion indicating the vast reach of modern advertising.
Matrimonial Notices from Belmont through Boston
At Belmont on October 27 Rev P Givnen united Feland H Boutwell and Sarah A Blake. In Laconia New York October 18 Rev L Auivemn joined George E Davis and Emerett Tilton. Somerville October 21 Rev 45 Dickinson joined Roy Kunbal and Kam Leavitt. Lexington October 27 at the Unitarian Church Rev Carlton A Staples joined Grace Mile and Dudley Richards Whitney. Boston October 27 Second Church Rev Savaze assisted by KA Porton Charles J Wetherell and Alice E Dix.
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Loutweil
Blake
Belmont
P Givnen
Feland H Boutwell
Sarah A Blake
Davis—Tilton
Laconia
L Auivemn
George E Davia
Emerett Tilton
Ssubornton
Kimball—Liavilt
Somerville
Dickinson
Edger R Kunbal
Somervile
Roy
Kam Leavitt
Boston
Mills—Wnhitcney
Lexington
Unitarian Church
New Carlton A Staples
Grace Constance Mile
Dudley Richards Whitney
Krockston
Wlimereli—Dix
Mr Savaze
Dev KA Porton
Charles J. Wethereil
Alice E Dix
Obituary notices from Oct dates in Massachusetts
Death notices record George Hancock aged 77 years 7 months in Chicago and Klaus W aged 6 months 9 days in Cambridgeport with other listings for Ipswich widow Mrs Margaret 8 and a note on Mass mortality Week ending Oct 24 19R5 from the State Board of Health with population estimates trailing back to 1845 and 1582 accuracy caveats.
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Hancock
Chicago
George Hancock
Rowe
Cambridgeport
Klaus W
William H
Isabel Howe
Kendall
Ipswich
Margaret 8
Ephraim Kendall
Mortaltoy
Massachusetts
State Board of Health
Lamacy and Charity
Finance and Trade News from New York and New England
Money matters show steady rates with call loans at 4 1/4 to 5 percent and time paper at 3 to 4 1/2 percent. Stocks active with Atlantic and Pacific land sale noted, Chicago Burlington and Quincy gains, and substantial bond and rail movements across U.S. markets. Government securities dull, Sterling firm, and August statement for Boston includes gross receipts and net earnings.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Sterling Cables
Frances Sight
Atchison
Atlantic and Pacific
J. A. Williamson
California
Congress
United States
Chicago
Burlington and
Quincey
Transcontinental Association
Southern Pacific
Boston
Central Iowa
Lafayette County
Potter
Canollton
Higginsville
Iowa
Sioux City
Little Rock
Ft. Smith
California Southern
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Mexican Central
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonion Conton
West Michigan
Maine Central
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Albany
Providence
New England
Calumet and
Hecla
Quincy
Osceola
New York Commercial Bulletin
Dividend notes from 1885 stock records in Boston
On demand and quarterly payments noted for Boston. American Bell reports extra dividend. Calumet and Hecla previous 1585 dividends listed as 5 dollars on February 2 and 7 dollars on July 13. Mt Washington shows annual dividend. Boston Concord and Montreal lease by Boston and Lowell Railroad.
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Og & L
Palo
Ana Aesable
Calam & Hecla
Tae
Bell
Quincy -Cacess
Brieleip& Tel
Romion
Conpo Eee Mex Sebnes
Bot
Iony Ames
Atlantic & Pacific Incws
S&c Tebe
City
Santa Fe
EEA
Babess
Inny Bourner DCV
Columbian Mifg
Sane Brunswick Berth
Concord R. B
Ense
Cook Co
Hall“ Adggibon
Sig Inn. Y
Foon Jommon
Essex
Vativ. Co
Badss
New
Eng National Bank
Atlas National Bank
Goodyear & McK
Revere National Bank
Columbian National Bank
Iets
Dae Saan Eecouis Isa Hae
Highland Street
Boston & Maine
Kepenmswataes Svveeeseseens
Shekwenciddakegeansatee
Old Colony Stailroad
Cccessecoeces Seoreees Sl
Aly
Towa Landik. RK. Co
Old Boston National Bank
Kan
Spring
Globe National Bank
Boston & Albany Krd
Pac.Consomort
Soston
Swell Rds
Union National Bank
Lombard Investment
State National Bank
Seewse
Csessccuss
Mort
Nts
Eagle National Bank
Aoe
Rie
Nat Hanks Coe En Crick
Louisville Ky
N.Y
National Bank of the
Shoe & Leather Nat Bank
Seacraneas
Lynn & Boston H. K
Shawmut National Bank
Wee Gee
Lynn & Bos
Hanover Branch Railroad
Eaves Pire Ae
Lynn& Boston
Cate Capandiestie Hkacdaet
Eaeree Tl
Lynn & Bos, R.r.jsik
Nonantum Worsted CO
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Montreal
Cambridge
Radeon
B.ationat
Sir Sit
Worcester
Nastitia
Rochester
Mt Washington
Boston and Revere Beach Railroad
Mutual U’nTelés
Inn. Y
Boston Gaslight Uo
A & Lowell
Cambridge Gaslight
Waltham Gaslight
Seeueeet City
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Machine
R. R. Loan
Osage Carbon Co
Tis Manul
Apie Ie
Neptuner & M Insurance Cy
Para Rubber Co
Portland City
St Paul
Nodaway Valley
Tarkio Valley
Providence’ City
Chicago
Bar & Quirky
Pal. Gar Cosces
Atchison, Topeka
S Fur
Tn N.Y
Boston
Maine
Inn
Kington & Mo
Putnam Nai! Co
Emp & So Ist
Russell Mills
Concord
Gon Railroad of Vermont
Ad Addn
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Albany
Uy K. R
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Lansing
Nor
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Ccesseucesesecssss
Little Rock, & Pt S
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Louis Cox
Press
Henkei Oe
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Merchants’ National Bank
Salem
Shot & Leather National Bank
Ceeseeseess
Mass
BR. R
Cambridgeport National Bank
Boston and Maine Railroad
Eliot National Bank
Saceasureasoo Loans
Mogat Eas
Ives
Webster National Bank
Tremont Nat Bank
Cacatsaeneehinis Fame
Commerce Nat. Bank
National Bank of North America
Terreevenene Loz Rh
Biret
NGS
Ais
Acessaene Sdersawaeeguhts
Eseceene
Market National
York Manufacturing Co
Great Falls
Boston & Maine Railroad
Inno
Appleton Manufacturing Co
Vermont
Oes
Teaguse
Teeeweaes
Central RR of
Iowa
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Mach
National Car Co
Suddy
Cheshire
Ccsccecevecsssenverecereeco
Michigan
Kutland Rd
Sa Fe Coil
Old Colony
Seeesseess
Sa Fe
Boston Art Club
American Bell
Oder
Newngland National Bank
Lechmere National Bank
East Cambridge
Sbhawmut National Bank
National Hide and Leather Bank
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Ado National Revere Bank
Do Atlantic National Bank
South Danvers National Bank
Peabody
Warren National Bank of
Boylston National Bank
New England National Bank
Mt. Vernon National Bank
National Katie Bank
Boston, Concord
Eastern RR
N. A
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Rutland RR
Prin
Trade and Its Outlook Special Report on Wheat and Provisions
A late Chicago report notes light wheat receipts and weak spring wheat movement causing a bullish tilt. Prices rose about one cent then fell back, closing roughly four cents above opening as shorts covered. Corn stayed flat, provisions were active yet price declines followed heavy hog receipts and lower stockyard prices. The report forecasts higher wheat prices and weaker pork products, urging purchases of wheat.
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Messrs
George C. Eldredge
New York Financial Market Mixed as Bonds Rally and Erie Rumors Persist
New York October 28 market notes show money on call at 3 percent and steady foreign exchange. State and railway bonds advance, with several rail names up. Erie Railway rumors persist as O G Mills notes possible coupon timing. overall stock list small gains, notable moves include Delaware and Hudson up, Reading and St. Paul among leaders, while New York and New England dips.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Delaware
Hadson
St. Paul
Reading
New England
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Veaver
Rio Grande
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Atlantic and Pacific
Western Dlvision
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Denver
Cedar Falls
Minneapolis
Mobile
Ohio
St. Louis
San Francisco
Texas and Pacific General
Colorado Corl
Ron Mountain
Wabash
General
Wall Street
Erie Rail Way Company
O. Mills
Millis
Ransscio
Dividends and Interest Payments Across Cities
The notice lists forthcoming dividends and interest payments due in Boston and payable in New York. It notes several corporations normally paying next month but not yet declared, including Essex, Mercantile Marine Insurance, and Stony Brook and Wilton railroads. It cites Michigan Central related securities and Northern Pacific, with payments due November 1 and periodic government interest totaling 194,190,500 dollars.
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Boston
New York
Essex Company
Mercantile Marine Insurance Company
Stony Brook
Wilton
Michigan Airlines
Michigan Central
Consolidated
Kalamazoo
South Haven
Detroit
Bay City
Michigan Central System
Northern Pacific
Eet
Diverse commodity price list with mixed goods by market
A long catalog of prices for coal, cement, dyes, pawnbroker goods, flour, fruit, and grains. The record notes price movements in coal at Western Coal association, cement rates, oils and waxes, and numerous raw materials, including dyes, sugar, and gunpowder. It lists ships and freight rates to multiple ports, with rates for Liverpool London Glasgow Antwerp Melbourne Sydney and California, plus fruit, grain, and canning items.
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Alconcl—Ilas Advanced
Portiona Cement
Roadout
Cambridge
Boston
Boitadel Pia
Rosendale
Western Coal Association
New York
Java
Maracaibo
Laguayra
Jamaica
Rio
Manila
Sisal
LLC & Th
St. Domingo
Asto
Lima
Sapan Woods
Gambier
Ste
Cape Breton
Labrador
Ohio
Indiana
St Louis
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
California
Baltimore
Coslare
Philadelphia
Valencia
Sultana
Turkey
Virginia
Florida
Malaga
Naples
Palermo
Messina
Aspinwall
Baracoa
Warren
Eureka
Prices and supplies across commodities in a late 19th century market
A dense listing shows varied prices and stock statuses for materials including powder kegs, gunny bags, hemp, leather, lime, lumber, metals, naval stores, oils, provisions, and produce. It records spot and arrival quotes, stock levels, and rail and shipping movement from multiple markets and firms.
Trade in fall goods strong as buyers arrive in force
Buyers descend on markets while salesmen regroup to meet customers. Mail orders for reasonable goods rise for piecing out needs though fall traffic wanes for large orders. Rubber goods prosper with wide shipments. boots and shoes show steady though lagging orders. Factory activity remains high with 60,234 cases shipped outside New England this week and 2,291,144 cases since January 1, up 61,981 from 1554.
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Boston
New England
Elmports Mf Koston cargo list from Liverpool and London
A long shipping ledger itemizes cargoes on multiple vessels bound for and from London and Liverpool. It lists steamer Missouri captained by R Poland with consignments including sherry, carpeting, glassware, machinery, oils, and wool, among many other goods and merchants such as Wood Pollard & co, J J Pray Sons & co, Clark Sawyer & co, and Taylor & co, along with steel, coal, beer, tobaccos, and various commodities. Additional entries cover Kovne and Kovne bound ships with pig iron, marble, china, chemicals, textiles, and groceries, plus notes on the Kovne voyage and other ships including Morning Star and Newport with cargoes like mackerel, cigars, salmon, and coal.
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Koston
Liverpool
Eng
Missouri
Poland
Cassids
Wood
Pollard & Co
Hunt & Co
Pray Sons & Co
Pierce & Co
Turner & Co
Clark, Sawyer & Cou
Rogers & Co
Graves & Co
Warren & Co
Carter, Dinsmore & Co
Benton, Jr
Walsh
Francisca Picisna
Lsmp
K Hollings
Joel Goldthwaite
Leigh & Co
Stoddard & Kendall
Hart & Young
Baring Bros & Co
S& W Wilder
Harting
W & OC
Noyes
London
Kovne
Jere Abbott & Co
Bariog Bros & Co
Horace Partridge & Co
Dodo Gorham Rogers & Co
Dodo Davis & Winsor
Moors & Co
Bacon & Co
Whitney & Co
Case Chemicals
Morgan & Co
Bird & Co
Swaine, Earle Co
JD & M Williams
Estes & Laurnat
Barnard & Co
Stone & Downer
Gulf OF ST Lawrence
Morning Star
Mayo
Havana
Newport
New York
JD & M Wiliams
Boston
North Sydney
Sarah H
Delong & Seaman
Odiorne & Co
Savannah
Akbar
Rosin JS Leonard
Market reports from New Orleans to Detroit given in late October
A lengthy market bulletin records domestic and international prices and market tones across New Orleans Augusta Charleston Philadelphia Memphis Galveston Baltimore Mobile Savannah Wilmington and other hubs. It notes quiet dull steady irregular and nominal conditions with specific price quotes for cotton flour wheat corn rye oats coffee sugar molasses rice petroleum lard butter cheese pork beef and various meat products along with receipts and shipments across cities including New York St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee Toledo and Detroit.
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Boston Sporting
du Pont
Pfff & FF
Eagle By
Eagle
Leth
Manila
Montevideo
Sandwich Islands
Rio Grande
India
Calcutta
Lle
Western Pig
New York
Elaine
Northern
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Canada
Carolinas
Rangoon
Patna
Java
Turks Island
Cienfuegos
Ilac
Porto Rico
New Orleans
SUMAC
Sicily
America
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony
New
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Maine Railroad—Western Division
Lowell Ratrosd
Peabody
Salem
U. S
Augusta
Charleste
Philadelphia
Memphis
Galveston
Baltimore
Mobile
Savannah
Wilmington
Uplands
Orleans
Minnesota
City
Petroleuum
United
City Extra India
Western Steam
South America
Liverpool
ST Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
Receipts of Staple Goods at Port on Oct 28
The table shows total receipts of principal staples at this port from all shipments including transit goods, compared with the same day last year. Figures list quantities for various commodities and indicate changes year over year.
Global Market Snapshot From London and Havana
U S bonds listed with varied yields alongside Atlantic and Great Western and Canadian Pacific quotations. Havana reports Spanish gold prices firm but sugar weak as markets show mixed activity. London Wheat and Corn futures open steady to quiet with price ranges noted. Liverpool and Liverpool markets reflect firm wheat and weaker corn amid steady to light demand. Cotton in Liverpool and London shows flat to irregular movements with futures sliding across months.
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London
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
India Council
Havana
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
United Kingdom
Paris
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Central Massachusetts railroad holds annual meeting and votes
The Central Massachusetts Railroad Company held its noon meeting at the Boston and Lowell depot with President S. N. Aldrich presiding. Directors were elected by stock vote, adjournment failed, and Aldrich was re elected president with George F. Seymour named clerk and treasurer. A separate Grand Trunk annual meeting reported half year receipts of 1 423 857 and net revenue of 333 120, with rates and traffic arrangements discussed by Sir Henry Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Massachusetts Railroad Company
Bostom and
Lowell
N. Aldrich
Buatrick
Beaove
Messrs
Buttrick
Barre
Joslyn
Hudson
Hilk
Amherst
Jefifersor
Boston
Arre
Samuel N. Aldrich
Marlboro
Thomas Hl. Perkins
Henry Woods
Lyman Hollingsworth
Cohasset
J. Edwin Smith
Worcester
William T. Parker
Moses W. Richardson
Elisha S. Converse
Malden
Samuel Atherton
William M. Gaylord
Northampton
Henry F. Ilus
George F. Seymour
Grand Trunk
Toronto Globe
London
Grand Trunk Railway Company
Henry Tyler
Canadian Pacific Company
Medicine Myths and Morality in 19th Century Debate
Quotes from Drs and authorities critique medical practice, noting unreliability and conjecture in remedies and the cautious stance of Dr Dio Lewis on Warner's safe care. The piece cites old proverbs about doctors and coroners, reflecting debates on medical accountability and efficacy.
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Valentine Ott
Rush
Philadelphia
Frank
Astley Cooper
Evans
Edingburgh
Scotland
Dio Lewis
Warner
Medical Herald
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D.larkson
Jamaa OD
Wellflees Savings Bank
Thomas Kemp
Ita
Williamson
Pemberton Meats
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!