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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1899

Page

10

Foreign Buying of Mayflower Stock and Copper Rally

A brisk trading day with declines in major issues. Mayflower stock draws foreign buying on a strong copper market, as London prices push futures higher. The report notes Parrot and Isle Royale movements, Standard Oil's control of Parrot, and new Kankanna mine financing with 100000 shares at $8. East Boston real estate interest rises, while New England Electric and other rail and mining securities fill the curb market.

Brooklyn Rapid Transit Nassau Electric Manhattan Railway General Railway New York Arcadian Isle Royale Parrot Butter& Boston Old Dominion Standard Oil Gordon Abbott Charles van Brunt Butte & Boston Mining Company Samuel Untemeyer Boston News Bureau Old Dominion Copper Mining Company Kankanna Mining Company A. B. Turner & Bro Stonington Shawmut Everett Winona Wyandotte Hussey Howe Treasury Boston & Arizona Consolidated Copper Mines Company Clifton Winthrop Mayflower Old Colony Lake Superior Cheynoweth Paris London Stock Exchange Europe London

Wyoming and Black Hills Railway stock and coal lands

Shares of stock par value 100 dollars fully paid and non assessable under Wyoming law. Treasury holds 1.5 million dollars of stock. remaining funds used to gain control of coal property and related franchise rights. Coal lands cover 2080 acres with over sixty million tons in sight, sole coal lands in the district.

Wyoming

Markets Around the World See Fresh Upbeat Trading

Global markets show renewed gains as equities rise in the wake of strong corporate results. Investors digest monetary policy signals and commodity shifts while currencies stabilize amid cautious optimism across Europe Asia and the Americas.

Guilford Trial Sees Handwriting Experts Testify In Murder Case

In Bridgeport April 4 1920 trial details the testimony of handwriting experts Kinsley and Carvalho on letters and telegrams alleged to be by Mrs Nancy Guilford. Evidence includes an unsigned bridgeport letter and Oxley testimony about money and letters connected to Emma Gill Guilford. The court also hears autopsy conclusions linking Emma Gill’s death to a criminal abortion.

Bridgeport Conn Nancy Guilford Kinsley David N. Carvalho San Francisco Young Molineux Adams New York Guilford Carvalho Iff Mr. Carvalho Harry Oxley Boston Dr. Guilford Fessenden Harry Emma Gill Emma Gillford Emma Ford C. C. Godfrey Emma Gills

Tremont Street Tracks Debate Ends With House Vote

The House approved the Tremont street tracks bill 125 to 83 after a debate led by Mr. Luce of Somerville. Proponents cited relief of subway congestion and public convenience, while opponents warned of street disruption and public irritation at the Elevated company.

Tremont Street Luce Somerville Davis Cambridge Boston Turtle Pittsfield Whipple Brockton Saunders Park Street Schofield Malden Sands Paten Leominster Ames Lowell Back Bay Henderson Rowley Toman House Senate

Concert by the O Connors in Boston April 6

A monster entertainment directed by Lawrence B and J Fred O Connor will be staged at the Catholic Union on Thursday evening April 6. The programme features Boston's leading singers performing popular music with new works by the O Connors including Take Me Back Again Jack and The Vivandiere two step march and the Echo Dance.

Lawrence B J. Fred O’connor Boston Catholic Union Charles Eggleston Jack Lawrence B. O’connor

Secretary of War R A Alger Still In McKinley Cabinet

Life reports Alger remains Secretary of War. It notes a wartime context and hints that in a future conflict the secretary would avoid awarding a canned maggots contract to the same supplier used in the War for Humanity.

Life Washington R. A. Alger McKinley

Lexow committee named for New York City bribery probe

A special Lexow committee to investigate the New York City police bribery fund and related departments is chaired by Robert Mazet with Republican members Edward Fallows Thomas Costello and James McEwan. The slate includes Harris Wilson Anthony Boland Benjamin Hoffman and William Cohen as counsel and others. The panel is described as a machine setup to bow to Senator Platt and State Chairman Odell if the probe advances too far. Estimated committee costs include $60,000 for lawyers $80,000 for expenses $50,000 for printing and $20,000 for stenographers.

Albany N. Y Police Department New York City Robert Mazet New York Edward H. Fallows Thomas M. Costello Orego James B. McEwan Harris Wilson Kings Anthony Boland Erie Benjamin Hoffman Fork Forn Udge William N. Cohen George Austin James C. Cray C. McKnight B. B. Odell, Jr Republican State Committee Platt Odell Lexow Committee

South Side Mining Company Delinquent Stock Sale Notice

On May 3, 1899 at 12 o'clock M by order of the Board of Directors, stock of South Side Mining Company a Michigan corporation in Boston Mass will be sold at public vendue to the high est bidder. The stock is delinquent for the ten cent per share assessment due January 16, 1899.

East Boston East Boston Company Reece Button Hole Machine Company Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Hopkins Keep & Hopkins Street Boston Am Bell Atchison Bur & Mo U Gas Lst Bé& Con Ore Chicago Unc Erie M & Bg m West End Ora Boston & Apods Boston & Sores Boston & Maine Central Mass Sen Nee Central Pacific Tree Fitchbur Maine Central Manhattan Allouez Oost Arnold Asst Atlantic Ee Boston & Mont Jr Butte & Boston Balth Bonanza Bos & Connet Cal & Hec Franklin Humboldt Seer Eeere Sree Federal Steel Genectric Corporation Mass Devonshire Street South Side Mining Company Michigan

House Rejects Reconsideration and Passes Railway Bills

Amendments to prohibit unauthorized trust company transactions rejected without debate. On first calendar call Davenport of Greenfield tolls bill rejected. Street watering act repeal bill rejected. Bills allowing Brockton Bridgewater Taunton and Providence Taunton street railways to carry fuel and supplies for their own use passed to be engrossed.

Davenport Greenfield Brockton, Bridgewater and Taunton Providence and Taunton Street Railway

Malden Bridge Bill Sparks Boston Funding Debate

Suffolk lawmakers clash over how to fund the Malden bridge project with Boston bearing most costs. Amendments seek cheaper options or shifting debt limits. officials argue about local self government and fair burden sharing. Other measures advance on alderman election by district and education legislation.

Kelcher Suffolk Malden Bridge Boston Tague Quincy Dallinger Middlesex Donovan Hodgkins Messrs Innes Lott and Donovan Kenefick Hampden Parsons Franklin Baldwin Maxwell Jay George Essex Post Berkshire Committee On Education Judd Holyoke Smith Dover School Committee Messrs. Smith Dillon Lowe New Bedford Joint Judiciary Committee

Sergeant Walker Buried in Gloucester

The body of Sergeant Ralph B. Walker of Company M Ninth Massachusetts Regiment was brought to Gloucester on the 9 31 train. Grand Army veterans and Company M of the Naval Brigade received the urn at the depot. Relatives and friends accompanied the cortege to Oak Grove Cemetery for interment with military ceremonies.

Gloucester Ralph B. Walker Massachusetts Regiment Grand Army Naval Brigade O’brien Oak Grove Cemetery

House commends Tremont Boylston street relocation vote

Bernard M. Wolf of Boston commends the House for approving the bill to relocate tracks on Tremont and Boylston streets. He praises the vote as a step for the greatest good to the greatest number and urges the project to proceed. April 4.

Boston Tremont Boylston Streets House of Representatives Bernard M. Wolf

Quack Lecture on Liver Pills Sparks Dispute

A lecture by a self styled liver pills expert is interrupted by a surgeon who challenges the speaker’s anatomy claims. The lecturer insists his pills reach the liver regardless of its supposed position, provoking a sharp exchange.

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