Money Market in Boston Reports Firm Rates and New York Slump
The Money Market closes firm with Clearing House rate at 6.7 percent and time loans ranging 4.2 to 7 percent. New York funds sell at 25 to 80 cents discount, weekly exchanges total over 574 million dollars, and balances around 34 million. The New York bank statement shows a reserve drop of about 2.9 million dollars, with currency shipments to the interior and treasury disbursements affecting the week’s averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New York Clearing House
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Boston Post
United States
Canada
Treasury
New York City
Phil Welphia
St. Lou
Wilisburg
San Fran
Baltimore
Kansas City
Louisville
Denver
Detroit
Wee
UG i
Omaha
Milwaukee
Providence
Cleveland
Maineapolis
Columbus
Memphis
Hartford
Richmond
D. B.S
Indianapolis
Port Worth
Duluth
St. Joseph
Galveston
Washington
Sit Veoriu
New Flaven
Springfield TH
Tal Worcester
Woodland
Sioux City
Wilmington
Syracuse Vols
Wichita
Norfolk
SAS Tacoma
Lowell
Los Angeles
Hes Moines
Lincoln
Seb
New Edford
Topeka
Nee
Monk
Can
Buffalo
Wortland
Seattle
Birmingham
Nashville
Hililfax
N.S
Libellants win suit over advances by ship in whaling voyage
United States District Court hears libellants from New Bedford who furnished clothing to three seamen aboard brig Eunice H Adams in 1887. Court rules advances were ship’s liability, not personal to owners, decreeing libellants owed $275 plus costs with assigns of seamen’s lay. Attorneys Codd Bonney for libellants, Gillingham for claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Ne Lson
J. Leander Brightman
Eunice H. Adams
New Bedford
Samuel Osborne, Jr
Thomas Codd
C.i. Bonney
J. L. Gillingham
Supreme Judicial Court docket for April 8 assignments in equity
The Supreme Judicial Court docket lists cases including Golden Cross v Poor Oberton Le Page Co v Russia Cement Co Prince v Boston Morey v Am Loan Trust and others for Tuesday April 8. Additional cases on a special list will be called Saturday April 12 at 9 30 am for status or dismissal decisions with parties allowed to request restoration upon showing good cause as juries report today Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order Golden Cross
Poor Oberton
le Page Co
Russia Cement Co
Prince v
Boston
Morey v. Am. Loan & Trust
Long list of court cases and probate notices in Suffolk hearings
A dense docket outlines numerous court actions across sessions including masters of law and probate details. It catalogs cases such as Connors v Grilley and Costello v Wells, plus many others, with probate calendars listing petitions for probate guardianship administration and wills before a Suffolk County court session.
Municipal Court First Session List of Civil Cases
A listing for the Municipal Court first session English Judge Parmenter Chief Justice. Docket includes cases such as Gans v Goossell Sparrow v Seliou Dwyer v Brown Sunderland v Wellington Carpenter v Neil Woodsard v Howard Furia v De Agostino American Encaustic Viling Co. v Keston brass The Co McLendy Symmes Young v Lunt Voye v Provter Brown v White Sheehan v Mann Leege v Williams Davols v Riad Loyer v Hollander Clifford v Atkinson McDougal v Bune Cloud v Seavey Ad Alenvbanar v Scan Muniton v Seavey Gage v Old Colony Co Mahoney v Smith Johnson v Warkus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gans
Goossell
Sparrow
Seliou
Dwyer
Brown
Sunderland
Wellington
Carpenter
Ae Neil
Woodsard
Howard
Ops Furia
de Agostino
Viling Co
Keston Brass & ‘the Co
McLendy
Symmes
Young
Lunt
Voye
Provter
Ballot for Postmaster at Weymouth Shows Republicans Lead
The Weymouth postmaster ballot under the Australian system resulted with George P Lyons Republican candidate ahead of James W Rand Democrat 114 to 95. A second item promotes Baldwin and Cunney’s dry air refrigerator praised for its insulation two dead airspaces and automatic damper that preserves cold air while the door is open and immediately reverts when shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
James W. Rand
George P. Lyons
Balpwin & Cucney
Yachting notes from New York clubs and spring plans
Lord Dunraven delays reply to New York yachtsmen over the America's cup pending a club decision. Mayflower to be laid up at Foster's wharf before summer racing. East River Yacht Club merges with Harlem Yacht Club boosting fleet and facilities, with regatta set for Memorial Day. Great Head Yacht Club members prep their craft, while numerous yachts receive refits and new builds. Commodore Cook and officers expand deep-water moorage at Point Shirley, and Captain Barr departs for temporary fitting out in Berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord. Dunraven
Peabody
New York Yachtsmen
New York Yacht Club
Foster's Wharf
Beverly
New York
East River Yacht Club
Harlem Yacht Club
East River Club
Harlem
Hallett’s Cove
College Point
Great Head Yacht Club
Edgar A. Cook
Widgeon
A. H. Lawrence
Etta May
Sterns Cushing
Owl
Thomas Young
Nellie May
Fancy
George Cade
FE. C. Miller
C. A. Hayden, Jr
Chelsea
A. H.blackman
Swallow
Hanley
Young
H. W. Harris
Crystal Cove
E. A. Cook
J. Sterns Cushing
A. P. Bicknell
Point Shirley
Boston Beer Trust Plans Forming New Jersey Ltd
Boston brewers outline a proposed beer trust to pool 8 million dollars and form New England Breweries in New Jersey. Leaders James M. Smith Jr and Samuel Untemyer say no price increase or English syndicate. New York financiers will hold much stock with General Patrick A. Collins named a director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Jersey
New England
James M. Smith, Jr
Samuel Untemyer
New York
Massachusetts
Untemyer
Patrick A. Collins
Grand land sale at Cardiff Tenn excites rail carriers
The Cardiff Coal & Iron Company plans a massive April 22 land sale drawing about a thousand travelers from Boston and special rate routes from Ohio and Mississippi railroads. Col Rice cites intense investor interest and predicts many applications will be turned away. The $5 million company owns nearly 200000 acres along the Cincinnati Southern line and aims to raise $2 million from stock sales while selling $1 million in lands at auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Tenn
South
Boston
Ohio & Mississippi
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton and
Crescent
Jackson
Mich
Chicago
Kansas City
New England
Colonel Rice
Cardiff Coal & Iron Company
Tennessee
Cincinnati Southern
Treasury
Shawmut Universalist Sunday School celebrates 53rd anniversary
The Shawmut Universalist Sunday School held a Sunday afternoon anniversary with music by the Shawmut Male Quartette and a boy choir of 18. Superintendent John H. North reported 33 officers and 206 scholars, attendance rates of 87 percent for staff and 76 percent for scholars, and a Sunday morning average of 90 in attendance. Outreach showed 561 joins, 21 church incorporations, receipts of 416 and expenses of 327. Dr. C. H. Leonara delivered an address amid large church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Universalist
Shawmut
B. E. Noble
Thomas R. Williams
BE. Woodward
Henry L. Dring
John H. North
Engley
Church
C. H. Leonara
Hood's Sarsaparilla Stemmed Tiredness and Appetite Decline
An advertisement claims tiredness and general weakness vanish with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It asserts the medicine tones the system, strengthens health, and improves appetite, promising “100 Doses One Dollar” as a true feature of this product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuar
Hood
Dixon to lecture on Southern problem at Tremont Temple
Rev Thomas Dixon Jr of Twenty third Street Baptist Church New York will lecture on the Southern problem at Tremont Temple with Rev O P Gifford presiding The Boston death rate last week was 171 total 21 12 including a centenarian State House awarded Vermont Marble Co 304602 for first story ashlar work and balustrade of State House extension Professor Woodrow Wilson newly named Princeton chair and author offers free tickets to Old South course under Good Citizenship Society guidance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Twenty-third Street Baptist Church
New York City
Dixon
North Carolina
Dudley Street Baptist Church
O. P. Gifford
Boston
State House
Vermont Marble Company
Woodrow Wilson
Old South
Alexander Johnston
Princeton
Good Citizenship Society
Sunday Labor Meetings Push On Eight Hour Question
Labor groups met yesterday to discuss the eight hour issue with no firm plan for May 1. Building laborers at 43 Eliot Street enrolled 17 new members and heard proposals from 43. A Toronto secretary noted new locals in Texas and Colorado and an Idaho charter request. Joint Labor Conference held at 987 Washington Street reviewed the legislative committee report on labor measures. Clergymen invitations were sent to 565 city pastors for sermons on the eight hour topic by May first. Knights of Labor local 628 in Greystone Hall formed a committee to seek a hall and initiated four new members. Marble cutters reported three major firms pledging to cut daily hours to nine starting June 1. Pedlers' Union in Carroll Hall adopted a constitution, bylaws, admitted 25 new members and received further propositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Street
Davidge
Toronto
Canada
Texas
Colorado
Idaho
Washington Street
Legislative Committee
Knights of Labor
New York New England Railroad
Greystone Hall
Woburn
Bowker, Torrey & Co
A. D. Puffer
Pedlers’ Union
Carroll Hall
Diverse names listed by ship and residence in a passenger directory
A lengthy list of passenger names and home ports appears, pairing individuals and families with numerous locations across the United States and Canada. The fragment shows arrivals or listings including Alden New York. Kimball Providence. Hawkins Wilmington. Heck New York. Tarbox New York. Fanning Clarendon. and many more, with companions and spouses noted alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden
New York
J. M. Kimball
Providence
H. Austin
Philadelphia
W. J. Hawkins
Wilmington
Del
Brounswick
Albertine Heck
Gaylord Logan
Albany
N. Y
M. . Tarbox
En N. Y
J. R. Fanning
Clarendon
Ein. Tuornorke
Cady
Westminster
BE. G. King
J. L. Taylor
St. Louis
George Bridge
Gould
Portland
F. O. Brown
Newport
ApAms
G. Whitney
Ellsworth
Th. LH. Levy
KE. A. Morgan
Glasgow
Scotland
Davis
Moore
New_York
Nathan Hill
Salmon Falls
James J. Crane
M. Schaffer
Dirs
del Macgilienddy
Montreal
B. L. Rupes
St. Paul
Minn
L. A. Bailey
Guy Richards
Tremont
Paul Blonet
Max O’rell
Paris
T. K. Milliken
David Guthrie
W. J. Clemson
Taunton
H. M. Sinclair
Richimond
A. K. Snyder
S. M. Schauier
Revern
A. P. Baer
Baltimore
N. FE. Ham
Rochester
G. Jenkins
Haverhill
J. A. Potter
Plymouth
Robert Sharon
Brooklyn
L. M. Ruben
Quincy
C. TH. Nelson and Wife
Waterville
Bb. G. Ward
ES. Bigelow
Lowell
A. Harvey
Chicago
H. W. Wedderburn
P. . Brown
Lewiston
S. B. Gilman
Bangor
H. Henry
Cleveland
V. Haas
W. J. Porter
Springfeld
J. J. Hilliard
Martford
Conn
Mob. Griffith and Wife
K. L
J.B. Crouse
O. Taverna
W. J. Pielan
Halifax
H. A. Stone
Charles B. Ladd
Springfield
F. A. Cheney
Manchester
Reynolds
W. _G. Greenlaw
W. Porteous
Abbott
Malden
C. E.taylor
Holyoke
E. D. Archibald
London
Eay
Glanin
Laborers and Increase in Machinery
A writer to the Post recalls a Harvard Graduates Club debate from fifty years earlier on machinery replacing work. The exchange cites Francis Bowen and William Simmons and imagines a self operating apparatus with laborers themselves making the machinery. Boston, April, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Harvard Graduates’ Club
Francis Bowen
William Simmons
Simmons
Boston
Walter Damrosch Discusses Act II of Die Meistersinger
At Chickering Hall this afternoon Walter Damrosch continues his talks on Die Meistersinger detailing Act II. He will play much of the music on the piano and explain motives in relation to the poem. Attendees can enrich their future performance by hearing these explanatory recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickering Hall
Walter Damrosch
Boston Riding Club elects executive committee and officers
The Boston Riding Club formed weeks ago has elected an executive committee including J. Murray Forbes L. M. Sargent E. V. Thayer J. H. Bradford Frank Seabury George v. L. Meyer John T. Linzee and Charles H. Thayer. Officers named are President J. Murray Forbes Treasurer Lucius M. Sargent and Secretary Charles H. Thayer. The club will occupy the Bunker Hill cyclorama building when alterations are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reichsmark
Reichsmarks
Europe
South America
Openme
Tchison
Atchison Securities
Atchison
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Railroad
Oregon
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Eastern
Boston News Bureau
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Athol
Beard & Albany
Central
Massachusetts Central
West Springield
Hartford & Connecticut Western
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Boston Land
Frenchman’s Bay
Sullivan
Vivian
Calumet & Jiedla
Franklin
Huron
Messrs. Wainwright Bros. & Co
Congress Street
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Bota
Betes
Philidelphia
Louis ' JL
Pittsung
OASSY
Detroite
Cece
Anes
Minneapolis
OG Dalas
TU Bho i
Hardford
Fort Worth
St. Desent
Jalveston Ace
Peoria
Ates
New Hay
Worcester
la Portland
Ou Tng I
Grand Rapids
Wichisa Oe
Norfolk Oe
Tacoma
Los Anse
Des Moines
Chattanooga
Lexington
Nay
Salt Lake City
Pittguurg
Llol Proviience
Llwl
Nortolis Tae Batt Ags
OL Leweill
Des Moles
Aidlis L Tee Lineoln
Ned
Io Hk
Lex'ton
Tay
Seattle O
Tees
N.Y
Supreme Judicial
Court—Exowrron
Atty General
U.S. Mut. Ac. Relief Co
Hildreth
Fottler
Thomas
Benls de Jt Grange
Aguayo
Catlin
Varke Vy. McKay, Stearns Vv
Stevensom Davis
Bossange
FrEto, J
Superior Court
Staples, J
Chamberlain
Old Colony RR
Connors
Grilley
Costello
Wells
McAeedy
West End Ring
Stevens
Hathorne
Stearns
Ellison
Hyman
Kramer
Shiea
Wet How
West End
Pel — Hdgreth
Durand
Boston Photo Co
Eq. Lite Association
Sweeney
Carney
Walker
Kelden
Burke
Crosby
Fowler
Austin
Foote
Gogin
Murray
Leach
Calhan
Stern
Lempsey
Duggan
Willamson
Hill
Smith
Old Col. RR
McUillicaddy
Boston & Me
Tobin
Loston & Maine Ri
Charlestown Five Cents Saving Bank
Pacific
Foley
Koston & Me
Lock
Whitney
Whitden
Taxon
Faxon
Whiduen
Neal
Hennessy
Blodgett, J
Long
Chick
Fitzpatrick
Marston
Boyd
Swasey
Adalat
Old Colony
Brsuer, J
Stone
Peck
l—Ferrin
Mlace
Marsh
van Alstingan
Gibert
Lewis
Normaan
A:derso
S—Kingsley
Whittler
Ellis
Coolidge
Taper Joe
Litchfield
Gilford
Holmes
lizo—Ayer
North
N—Dunbar, J
Pose Vy. Whit
Larks
Fitchburg RR
Same
Vage
Higsins
Thomas Vv. Oarnes
Larnes
Dutty v. Whittier Machine Co
Sweat
Boston & Albany RR
Barres
Journey
I.e
Latinopr. J
Suffolk County
McNim
Joseph LB. Alexander
Petitien
William T. Anderson
Barney Vs. Sleary &. Barney
Joseph B. Gever
Leander J. Bellefour
Harriet Blanchard
Petiion
Susan A. Driggs
Executrix
Thomas W. Butterdeid
W. JV. Carroll
Grisep Ie Cabassa
Wiliam Danahy
Eorge A. Faxon
David Fullam
Clara A
Gill
John Golubers
Loitee
Carrie Cushing Hill
Acet Jane Jones
Wiliam M. Kennard
Henry A. Ladd
Mary McIntosh
Edward Mellagh
J. W. Paige
Truste
J. LB. Parker
Franciss. Powler
Sarah Richards
William W.ilson
Louisa M. Slow
George W. Smith
Himny C. Stevens
Henry A. Walker
Sidney A. Willard
Benjamin Adams
John C. Phillips
Guardian
Amanda Ware
Joseph Insigi
R Richard Waltee
Elias F Milliken
Francis Creer
Francis Welch
Eng. J
Parmenter
C.J
Danraven
Gotham News
John Barr
Temp- Ber
Lara
Beer Brewers Combine
Crawtorp
D. Randall
F. A. Wheelock
Burlington
J.J. Tilton
Hlaverhill
Jon A. Stevens
I. M. Glass
Gardiner
ML AL Meyers
Binghamton
THE
Boston Riding Club
Brown Bros. & CO
Ireland
U.S
Shnladel
State St
the Doran Wricht CO
New York Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Bosston Stock
BOA
Bos
Mont
New Boton U
Gas
Cy. B
Lo Denver Exten
W. Mich
Con. R
Bs. Astern
Is. Be
Central 4S
State Street
Fiske Building
Andrew I. Fennessy, Pres
Joan E. Toulmin
City of Columbus
CHIO
Board of Education
Spitzer & CO
Mass
Summit Street
Toledo
the Union Trust CO
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Argo
Union Trust CO
Milk Street
Iowa
Uuluth
Minnesota
V-11 Advertiser Building
George Leonard
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire St
Boston, Mass
Nassau St
Messrs
Baring Brothers & CO
California
Wis
Central Run
Gell
Telegovie Telephone Mex
Telephor N
Telepho
Eastman Car Edison Phon
Lamson
Frenchnan
Sullivan Ha West End
Mont Catalpa
Centennial
Franklin, Kearsarge National
Shan Ales
Wilson W
Boston Stock Exchange
Usceolr
Eam Eee
Santa Veere
Tamarack
Eeeuaee
A. T&s Er
Boston & Lowell
Libla
Koton & Inc
Central of Mass
Cheshire Vréf
Sean
C C
Cleve
Canton
Fitchburg
Flint & Vere Mar
N. de Eee
Orexon S. Lb
Nee Bay State Gas
Iil
Steel
Eee
Saeke
Suzar
Osceola Eee
Vewabic
Eeeevsacees Land Companies
Anniston City
Asdinwaull
Boston Wee
San Diego
Fener
Yo Sullivan
Toveka Sane
Winter Harbor
Wollastois
Eeeersee
Bell Tel
Wort
An. & Mae
Ist
Tee
U. Gs
Renee
Q. Cou
Manst. P. Gs
Do Wis
Con
Lans
K.C
D& Sp
W St. L. Hin
N. E
MO Luc
Oreton Ss. L. Gs
Li & US
Diutland
St. Jo & G
Ae - Union Pacific Gs
Cen
Lst
Oe Do Inc
Ae Atch., Top. & S
Pieceesace Od
Atantica Pacific
Boston & Alban
T Boston & Providence
Cal, Southern
Sapbaden Bae Central of Mass
Cheshire
We & Q
Flint
K. M
K. C
CLRP
Busanes
Maine Central
N.Y & Vr
Ewes
Pat Wz
Roch
Bell
Weeseeeryeers
Aoee
Secur Am
Cotton Oil
Pneumatic Tool Co
Lg Bay State Gas
Shunswick Manganese
Burton
Osion & Liverpool Co
Elec
Fort Wayne
Illinois Steel Co
Po Mi
Desert & Ast Shore
Malden Electric Co
New York Despatch Co
USL
Juve Pul
Yin Sugar Refineries Co
Thom-on-Houston
Oett Am
Pneum. Tool
Mexicali ‘Telephone
Fort Payne Coal & K Geyser Min
Laison Cons
Union Klee
Edison Polytorm
Dakota Loan & Tew