Preferred. Bess and Navajo Horn Silver notes
Fragmentary text references Bess sca deuce 2700 ne pease asst Eureka and Navajo Horn Silver with unclear context. Entities appear as mineral names and locations, but data is incomplete and not clearly connected to an event or outcome.
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Bess
Manhattan Elevated Declares 14 Percent Dividend
The Manhattan Elevated directors declare a 14 percent dividend on the consolidated capital stock for the quarter ending Sept 30 1884 payable October 1 at Mercantile Trust. Transfer books close Sept 20 and reopen Oct 27. Western Union directors vote to pay a 1 percent quarterly dividend.
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Manhattan Elevated
Consolidated Capital
Mercantiles Trust Company
Western Union
MEALS AND RYE FLOUR AND DAIRY PRICES REPORT
Market notes firming for fine butter and cheese with steady rye flour demand, hot weather restraining activity. Western creameries report strong extras at 22 cents with some brands at 23 1/6 cents, while higher grades steady yet weak demand for northern and western packed goods. Eggs show dull trade with ample supply and rotting stock. no fresh stock testing prices as buyers hold back. Provisions section summarized from the same market report.
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New York
Joan Il
Prime Mercantile Paper
Barsilver
Union Pacific Preferred
Oregon Navigation
Union Pacific
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Northwestern
Lackawanna
Western Union
Lawson, Douglas, & Co
Chicago
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Palermo
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Centennial
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Freeport
United States
National Cotton Exchange
Great Britain
France
Sea Island
Foreign Exports From Yarmouth and Pubnico Ports
In YARMOUTH Nova Scotia a steamer exports Alpha125 barrels of meal seventy barrels of flour ten boxes of date and one set of gas meters. In PUBNICO Nova Scotia schooner Pleiades ships one hundred barrels of flour fifteen barrels of meal and other cargo.
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Yarmouth
Steemer Alpha
Pubnico
Pleiades
Receipts of Staple Goods by Railroads and Sea
A fragment lists shipments by multiple railroads and sea routes. Items include wool, flour, oats, malt, tea, butter, oleomargarine, cheese, eggs, beans, apples, lumber, leather, hides, coffee, bacon, cornmeal, potatoes, and other staples with quantities given in bales, bushels, cases, or boxes. Railroads named include Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Eastern, Maine, Lowell, and others, plus by sea shipments of cotton, wool, woolen goods, lard, coffee, sugar, and eggs.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grard Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
A . Y . Salema
Darrow
Rauch
L. H. Tyng
R. M. Morse, Jr
Wamsutta Mills
Old Colony Railroad Company
Albatross
New Bedford
China Mutual Insurance Company of
Boston
Defendant Corporation
New York
Fire Department of
Total Receipts of Staple Products Sept 9
A table shows the total receipts of principal staples from all shipment pots for Sept 9, comparing current figures with the same day last year. The data include commodities in transit and reflect totals across categories, indicating changes year over year for market staples.
Denver Despatch Reports Far Reaching Business Assignments
A Denver despatch notes multiple failures and assignments across the northeast and midwest. F. J. Burton & Co. and Rust Harris & Co. face large liabilities. Tuggy Boot and Shoe and others are cited with varied assets. Individual names include Daniel Lane, W T Pierce, Calvin A Tarr, E G Desisle, J F Getchell, Paul Ladd, Patrick Hanlon, B Lewin, William H McKay, William Whittaker & Co., Joseph L West, George Werner, Mahler & Thompson, and receivers or attaches in Suffolk County real estate cases.
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F. J. Burton & Co
Tuggy Boot and Shoe Company
Rust, Harris & Co
Ru&t
F.J. Burton & Co
Daniel Lane
Lawrence
Mass
W.T. Pierce
Quincy
Calvin A. Tarr
Saco
E. G. Desisle
Bar Harbor
Eden
J. F.getchell
Lewiston
Paul Ladd
Newmarket
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Patrick H. Hanlon
New York City
B. Lewin
Elizabethtown
William H. McKay
Wilmington
Del
William Whittaker & Co
Trenton
N. J
Joseph L. West
Belton
Tex
George Werner
Ottawa
Mahler & Thompson
St. Paul
Trimmer Co et al v Stevens patent suit in equity
U S Circuit Court September 9 before Judge Cour Busell Trimmer Co et al sue Franklin W Stevens et al alleging infringement of W D Orcutt patent for a rotary cutter to trim boot sole edges. Motion for preliminary injunction. Defendants deny patent validity. Decision reserved. Attorneys Magnadier for plaintiff Porter for defendants.
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U. S. Circuit Court
September term opens with grand jury named
Before Judge Nelson the September term opened at 10 o'clock with prayer by Rev Rufus P Stebbins of Newton. William B McIver of Worcester was appointed foreman of the grand jury which was charged by the judge and then retired to consider presentments by the district attorney.
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Rufus P. Stebbins
Newton
William B. McIver
Worcester
Court session opens with probate appeal and multiple cases
The September term begins at 9 o'clock with prayer by Rev. Brook Hereford. Jurors are empanelled and cases heard, including McLaughlin vs. McLaughlin on will execution, Ward trust, and various maritime and corporate disputes. The docket covers appeals, demurrers, and remittals.
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Dward A. McLaughlin Et al
Catherine T. Ap
Susan Munigle
Susan McLaughlin
George W. McConnell
James F. Farley
Appellee
Wm. D. Forbes
Mary W. Lothrop
Lothrop
Israel Ward
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Ary G. Ward
Wm. G. Russell
Benj. N. Johnson
Samuel Bigelow
Union Freight Railway Company
Union Company
George Putnam
E. S. Bourlington
Wm. H. Phillips
John 8
Marshall S. Scudder
Scudder
G. E. Williams
L. L. Scaife
C. W. Loring
Recounts of Contracts and Debts in 1876 1882 Lawsuit Row
Recounts cases F H Krebs vs J M Olmstead and Elisha P Cutler et al vs Alberti H Lennox et al. A suit on a $132 professional bill for services in 1876, a Nov 1877 letter, and statute of limitations. The court ruled communications insufficient to toll the limitation period. Courts also review Lennox case on installments for a vessel charter party and March 1881 actions. Outcome: partial verdicts favoring plaintiffs on one installment and defendants on others.
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F. H. Krebs
J. M. Olmstead
J. W. Keith
C. H. Pratt
J. W. Olmstead
Elisha P. Cutler
Alberti H. Lennox
J. E. Fisher
New York
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Williams
Santos
Brazil
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The
New Metallic Packing Company
Municipal Courts Report From Sept 9
In central court Judge McCaffery fined John Driscoll 15 dollars plus costs for assault and battery. Hannah Dorson night walker and Hannah Breslin idle and disorderly were each held in 200 dollars for appearance. Giovanni Baccyalergo held in 500 dollars for assault for Friday trial. Drummond fined 1 dollar and costs for drunkenness. both Drummond and Drummond? fined 10 dollars for assault. Collins sentenced to six months in the house of correction for attempting a rescue. Brighton court fined Frederick Buckman 15 dollars and costs for keeping an unlicensed dog. Roxbury court: Frank Brenan common drunkard six months in the house of industry. Michael Brown larceny fined 50 dollars and costs. East Boston court: James Crosby fined 10 dollars and costs for larceny. South Boston court: Augustus Dooley fined 10 dollars and costs for malicious injury.
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John Driscoll
Hannah Dorson
Night Walker
Hannah Breslin
Giovanni Baccyalergo
James E. Collins
John Drummond
Drummond
Collins
House of Correction
Brighton
Frederick Buckman
Roxbury
Frank Brenan
House of Industry
Michael Brown
East Boston
James Crosby
Boston
Augustus Dooley
Suburban Service of the Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad’s suburban system serves Philadelphia with 160 daily departures from Broad Street, offering efficient local trains to Bryn Mawr Paoli Dowingtown Parkesburg and a new Chestnut Hill division. Trains run from 4:30 a.m. to after 11 p.m. with clean cars, well-graded tracks, and model stations reflecting style and comfort.
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Nomination and Confirmation of Teachers and New Grammar Schools
The first regular school committee meeting after recess chaired by Mayor Martin nominates teachers for various schools with multiple confirmations and probations. Resolutions name the Martin grammar school on Huntington avenue and Hyde grammar school for George B Hyde, plus a note on an exposition exhibit from Barton school system at New Orleans.
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Frances R. Newcomb
Mt. Vernon School
Mabel Drake
Mt. Vernon
John O. Godfrey
Adams School
Jeanie L. Waterbury
Chapman School
Margaret IL. Scollans
Bennett School
Mary E. Whitney
Vinella N. Stratton
Brimmer School
Almira I. Wilson
Florence E
Mather School
J. Lillian Colson
Crowley
George W. Neal
Quincy School
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Alfred Bunker
Hobbs
Huntington Avenue
Martin Grammar School
Hammond-street
George B. Hyde
Hyde Grammar School
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Winthrop
Flint
New Orleans
Barton
Boston and Bangor Steamship Co Excursion Offer
The Boston and Bangor Steamship company announces special excursions from Boston to Bangor during the Maine state fair through September 14. Excursion tickets are 350 dollars for the round trip with return tickets valid through September 20. A very pleasant excursion at a low cost is promised. The steamers on this line are unexcelled.
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Illinois Railroad Commissioners
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Salem
Mount Desert
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