Plan for Reconstruction of The New England Gas & Coke Co
A joint committee seeks rapid reorganization as the company faces heavy floating debt and a court receivership. Boston and New York financiers evaluate a plan requiring about six million dollars, with bonds and stock deposits due by April 17, 1902, to share in any approved plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Gas & Coke Company
Alexander ©. Humphreys
Messrs. Kidder
Peabody & Co
Boston
J. & W. Seligman & Co
New York
Old Colony Trust Company
Ames Building
Colonial Trust Company
Broadway
James P. Stearns
Samuel Carr
N. P. Hallowell
The
Joseph B. Russell
Co. F. Adams
BE. N. Foss
Pro Boer Meeting in Haverhill City Hall
A mass meeting of Boer sympathizers is set for City Hall in Haverhill with Patrick Hactor among the speakers. The New England Boer supporters plan a regional campaign including Worcester Pawtucket Hartford Springfield and more as momentum grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegel Cooper
N. Y
Patrick Hoctor
Haverhill
New England
Worcester
Pawtucket
Hartford
Springfield
Oston
P. J. Nevins
Haverhill Gas Works
Patrick Hector
Ex-Policeman Carl Fined in Boston Court
Albert J. Carl, a Boston policeman until last August, pleaded guilty to larceny of a brooch and two rings and assault and battery against Mary Reed, a woman of means living at 2 Union Park. He was fined $10 in the first Munici pal Court session. Reed, about 4, had secured passage to England aboard a steamer leaving Thursday. Carl claimed the jewelry was given to him by Miss Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Carl
Boston
Mary Reed
Union Park
South End
Enland
Carl
England
Aleged
Mary Edwards Beale Dies. Noted Social Leader in Walington
Mary Edwards Beale widow of General and mother-in-law of John R. Men of Ohio died in Walington at age 60. She was a social leader in the city, and her home hosted gatherings of prominent people, keeping a center of society activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walington
Mare Edwards Beale
General Oe
John R. Men
Ohio
Ts. Beale
Patrick Sentenced to Die by Electrocution
New York April 7 Lawyer Albert T Patrick was sentenced by Recorder Goff to die by electrocution during the week beginning May 5. He listened calmly to the death sentence. He knows that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert T. Patrick
Goff
Patrick awaits death sentence delay at Sing Sing
Yesterday the condemned man Patrick was taken from the Tombs to Sing Sing after a death sentence. An appeal will delay execution for more than a year, potentially three or four years if a new trial is granted. He kissed his wife, was bound to a deputy, and entered the death house, shaving his beard before confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
O'Brien
Kelly
Sing Sing
Ossining
Princeton Students Fined For Defacing Property
Six Princeton students pleaded guilty to defacing property in Trenton in February and were fined $250 each in Mercer County Court. Their counsel sought leniency noting property owners had been reimbursed. parents paid about $200 in addition to the fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Princeton
Mercer County
Columbia University Receives Currier Library Bequest
The Columbia University board announces a $50,000 bequest from Mrs Lena Currier for book purchases, to be named the Nathaniel Currier fund. A separate $1,000 gift from an associate of George William Curtis funds two annual medals for outstanding public English orations by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NWOW
York
Board of Trustees of
Columbia Pnivergtty Pe Togay
Wiliam
Bchermeror
Lena Currier
Nathaniel Currier
George Wiliam Curtis
John J Sheridan Honored At Assumption Catholic Meeting
At a regular fortnightly Assumption Catholic Association meeting held Sunday in the club house, officers were elected with John J. Sheridan chosen president to serve for the semi annual term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Assumption Catholic Association
John J. Sheridan
Sheridan elected head of East Boston Assumption Catholic Association
John J. Sheridan was elected president of the Assumption Catholic Association of East Boston, a prominent clubman and longtime ball player. Thomas Duane became vice president, with Peter Kievinaar as treasurer and John J. McLaughlin as financial secretary. The group plans a ladies' night at Webster Hall tomorrow evening.
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Roed
Edward T. Breslin
Sheridan
Boston
Noddle Island
Noddle
National Letter Carriers’ Association
Thomas Duane
Peter Kievinaar
John J. McLaughlin
Albert Mills
Alexander Lambert
Robert Bland
George Fierling
Joseph Dunn
Jose Foley
Louis Delehoyde
Francis Fitzpatrick
Thomas Kelley
William de Vors
Thomas F. Burke
Thomas 0. Mclneany
Isadore Fernekees
Joseph Finnell
William J. Murphy
Webster Hall
Will publish Buller papers London April 7
London April 7 notice says Mr Balfour refused facilities for a motion censuring Speaker Gully over Dillon suspension. On reassembly the House pressed for info on peace talks in South Africa. Brodrick cited government not having more to add. General Buller’s papers and despatches on Spion Kop will be published. embargo on Buller payments remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Balfour
John Redmond
House of Commons
William Court Gully
John Dillon
House
South Africa
Aalfour
Brodrick
General Bulle
War Office
Roberts
O Er
General Buller
Western Pool Selling Stocks in New York Market
The New York market fell on tighter money and copper stock activity led by Amalgamated and Copper Range Consolidated. Old Dominion and Wolverine rose modestly while Steel and Coal showed fractional changes. New England Gas and Coke faced a receiver action, with Boston gas concerns discussed, and insiders reportedly bought American Woollen shares amid broad pool selling. Boston call money touched seven percent while the market details show varied gains and losses across railroad and utility issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Securities
Copper Range Consolidated
Old Dominion
Wolverine
Dominion Securities
New England Gas and Coke
Dominion Coal
Boston
Rogers
Brookline
Amalgamated
Missouri Pacific
Westinghouse Electric
Western
St. Paul
Northwest
Rock Island
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Union Pacific
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cochoice
Charles & Smith
Charles H Altmiller
Congress Street
Boston & Montana
Altmiller
Lake
Butte
Mont
Atlantic Mining Company
Michigan
James Gay
John Stanton
H. D. Corey
Corey
Milliken
Orient
B. Nason Hamlin
Boston Stock Exchange
Southtral
N. Y
Bigelow
Heath
Dream of Fair Children exhibit aids Brookline nursery
Portraits of Brookline children are shown at the Brookline Art Union in Coolidge Corner to benefit the Brookline Day Nursery. The exhibit features Family James Kent Street, Herbert Lawton Quincy, Mrs Mitchell Park Street Brookline, and others. Proceeds from sold portraits support the nursery and reduced sittings fund the charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Art Union
Coolidge Corner
Union
Edward James
Kent Street
Brookline
Herbert Lawton
Quincy
William L.mitchell
Park Street
Rs Hornblower
Beacon Street
Jesse Willey
Summit Avenue
Corey
Hill
Eugene Clark
Heacon Street
Elizabeth
William ‘Thayer
Brookline Day Nursery
Miss Beeckman
University Road
Dream of Fair Children
Alleged Thieves Held for Grand Jury in Somerville
Timothy Goulding and the Aylesbury brothers were arrested in Somerville a week ago. They were arraigned yesterday with Goulding defending himself and the Aylesburys aided by counsel. After seven witnesses testified Judge Butler bound each defendant over for the grand jury in $1800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Goulding
William M
Orrin F
Navarino Given Up As Lost
John P. Emery & Co owners of the three masted schooner Navarino have abandoned hope of reaching port. The vessel left Hayti January 18 loaded with logwood for New York, a voyage of about three weeks, and has not been heard from since. Master William H. Sawyer of Millbridge Maine. mate William H. Mason of Boston. crew: Nicholas Gommeky Boston Harry Wood Magnus Nilson Peter Howell. Brothers shipped at Jacksonville Florida. two Boston men unknown to offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Emery
Bernhardt Gains Weight in Paris Tour
Paris reports actress Sarah Bernhardt has grown noticeably heavier after a roaming masseur deserted her during her American tour. Since returning to Paris she tried several masseurs with no success, and she fears daily weight increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ril
Sarah Bernhardt
America
Local thief jailed for two months after purse theft
William Carroll received a two month term in the house of correction from Judge Wentworth for stealing a purse containing 1.30 from Marestet Foley of 7 Canbridge street. The larceny occurred Saturday night in a Chinese restaurant at 81 Howard street. John Logan and Michael Gilmore were fined 15 each for stealing neckties from a Washington Street Syndicate store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carroll
House of Correction
Wentworth
Marestet Foley
Canbridge Street
Howard Street
John Logan
Michael Gilmore
Aashington Street
Tapley Seeks Reform Stakes in Gubernatorial Run Fight
Rufus P Tapley of Haverhill arrives in Boston to announce a challenge to Mayor Hurley of Salem and Congressman Moody who is Navy Secretary. He vows to run on nomination papers, wage a house to house campaign, expose caucus abuses, and oppose Gardner and von Meyer as carpet baggers. Tapley predicts a political battle to smash the machines and gain votes across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus P. Tapley
Haverhill
Congress
Hurley
Salem
Moody
Navy
Boston
Post
Tapley
Lis
Augustus P. Gardner
George von L. Meyer
Thurley
Danvers
Tapleys
Furley
Fessman Moody
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gardner
Billingsgate
Meyer and
Fowler, Haverhill
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Hoctor
Mary Edwards Beale
Albert T, Patrick
Columbia
Horner
Assumption Catholic Association of
East Boston
Buller Papers
Dillon
Western Pool
Boston Stock Sales
NEW York Stock Market Railroads
Bell
Generee Vt
PaeReger Ieee
NB Gas & Coke
St J & GC
Western T & T Fs
Asereces
Ag Chemical
Readian Mining
Antic Toya
Ingham Con i
Bos & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Central
Ju & K Yds
Bi & Sane
Beltimore
Ind
Souis
Chica
Gt Western
Seeee Tees Geen
North
Chicago A“ & Trans
St Louis
Delaware Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Hocking Paley
Case of Napentaes
Lake Pirie & Western
Manhattan
Metropolitan
St Ry
Minnea Is
Newark Central
Norfolk & Wescern
Ontario & Western Seneere
Pennsylvania
St Paul
Wee Gan Us
Ren Ok
E Pacific
Toledo
Unior
Pacific
Wheding
Erie
al Seonsin Nt
Anaconda Mint
Setbere Gas
Fist Iis
Dref
Brookline Charity
Dom Coal Minin
Dom Iron & Stee
Boston Land
Ote Edison el Ml
Franklin Mining
Gen Electric
Guanajuato
Indo-Egypt
Isle Royale Mining
IS & M
Louis & Nashville
Mass Electric
Mexican Central
Mexican Telnaeeee
Michigan Mining
Mohawk Minin
Bos N
THO
E Ter & Tel
Old ‘Colony Mini
Old Domin Mining
Osceola Mining
Pere Ma Parrot Mining
Pullman A
Teeeeee Oruiney Mining Ae
L& As A
Swritt & Co
Tamarack Minee
Trinity Mining
L & Union Pacific
United Fruit Bi
United Shoe Ma
Utah Minin
Victoria Pe
West _ steeenssee
Do Seri
General Nee
Ite Hocking Intermarsanel
International Power
Eee
Mares City Southern
Zit
National Biscuit
Republic Steel
Tonboanes Coal & Iron
Union Bag & Paper Co
BO Ae
Ubber
Hs Western Union
Corsicana
Texas
United States Geological Survey
Trinity
Neches
Beaumont
Texas Oil Securities
F. S. Colton & Co., Brokers
Dept. F
State St
Boston, Mass
Illustrated Daily Market
Haicut & Freese
B’way
N.Y
State Street
Summer St
Brattle St
Harvard Sq
Navarino
Carroll
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