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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1912

Page

14

Market Review and Outlook in 1912 Economic Rise

Prices surged into new highs with rail crossings reaching 120 for the first time since July. Industrials posted their strongest rise in two years as labor disputes faded, while gold and commodity prices climbed. The market suggests further gains may pause soon but hold current levels. bonds face higher short term costs, and a new era in finance unfolds as gold supply and inflation pressures grow.

Wall Street London Economist Ing England India

Threaten San Diego Invasion Narrowed to Two Issues

San Francisco April 7 The coast labor conflict narrows to two points. The San Diego Free Speech League fights open shop propaganda while higher wages and shorter hours have receded as strikes focus on recognition of the Industrial Workers.

San Francisco Pacific Coast Industrial Workers of the World San Diego Free Speech League Northwest Industrial Workers’ Organization

Pere Marquette Shareholders Protect Committee Forms

A committee representing holders of first and second preferred Pere Marquette shares seeks to protect investor interests after receivers were appointed for the Pere Marquette Mail ford Company. They request deposit of endorsed certificates with Old Colony Trust Co or Bankers Trust Co in Boston and provide details on deposits and certificates.

Pere Marquette Railroad CO Pere Marquette Railroad Company Pere Marquette Mailford Company Old Colony Trust Company Court Street Boston Massachusetts Bankers Trust Wall Street N Y Ola Colony Trust Company Bankers Trust Company Philip Stockton Ge. W. Gox John M. Graham Guy Norman W. J. Wollman F. W. Denio Court St Mass Storey Thorndike Palmer & Dodge State Street

Mining and Milling Stocks Listed by James Shay Co

A catalog-style listing shows multiple mining and manufacturing firms with share counts or values such as Alvarado Mining 208, Anticor 100, Bingham Meta 150, Jamaica Consolidated Copper 10, Jamaica Consolidated Copper 10, and United States Telephone 5s 2000, from James Shay & Co at 60 State Street Boston, dated 1928.

Alvarado Anticor Bingham Meta Black Prince Bingham Central Standard Chicago New York Electric Air Line Farmers & Drovers General Exploration Jamaica Consolidated Copper Massachusetts Fire & Marine Oxford Linen Mills Porcupine Consolidated Mining United Utah Metal Mining Dover White Marble Co New York & Cuba United States Telephone James Shay & CO State Street Boston

First National Davis Daly Ohio Stock Update

Latest developments of importance on these stocks are given in my special reports just issued. Call or write for them, Best Facilities for Executing Orders.

Global Office Network Addresses Listed

J. Thomas Reinhardt lists multiple global offices including Boston at 54 Devonshire Street New York 38 Broad Street Toronto 18 20 King Street West London 9 Old Broad Street.

Boston Devonshire Street New York Broad Street Toronto King St. West London Old Broad Street

Free speech clashes spark San Diego unrest and protests

San Diego faces a riot sparked by an anti street speaking ordinance. Police and volunteers have deported some agitators and repulsed others at the outskirts. Thousands of laborers in the Northwest are also involved, including 6000 striking railway workers in British Columbia and 14,000 saw mill workers in Washington.

San Diego San Francisco Sacramento Stockton Santa Anna Northwest British Columbia Washington

First Service In New St. John's Church in Cambridge

North Cambridge St. John's Catholic Church opened for the first time yesterday with a high mass at 10:30 am. The 1100-seat edifice features olive green and gold decor, pink Tennessee marble altar, and electric lighting. Father McCool led the mass with Fr. Kelley and Fr. Murphy assisting. sermon by Fr. Martin Welsh. Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society received Holy Communion. Solemn vespers followed.

St. John’s Catholic Church North Cambridge John R. McCool James P. F Tennessee

Atlantic City Hosts Largest Easter Parade in History

Nearly 200,000 people from Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh and Washington crowded Atlantic City N J on Easter Sunday to view spring outfits and be photographed. The rainy day broke after 8 PM as crowds departed, ending an unexpectedly late parade for the resort.

Atlantic City N. J Philadelphia New York Pittsburg Washington

Labor Meeting Urges City Boards Merged For Efficiency

Boston Central Labor Union delegates vote unanimously to endorse merging the park public grounds music and bath departments with city boards to improve efficiency and general welfare. A dispute between unions leads to suspensions, including Boston Bricklayers Union 3 and Stonemasons Union 9, from the AFL delegate body.

Boston Central Labor Union Boston City Council Boston Building Trades Department American Federation of Labor Central Labor Union Boston Bricklayers’ Union 3 Stonemasons’ Union

Central Labor Union votes to convene AFL meeting locally

The Central Labor Union voted to request the next AFL executive board meeting be held in this city. A protest against attempts to create class hostility toward textile workers was adopted, citing press bias and urging public accounting in the Lawrence strike affair.

Central Labor Union A. F. of L Washington Commonwealth Co. L. U Supreme Court Lawrence Henry Abrahams Swift

Barker Meets Progressives in 400-Strong Typographical Union Rally

Fred Barker of Spokane Idaho candidate for International Typographical Union president addressed 400 members of Local No. 18 in America Hall Washington Street. He urged union reform against James M. Lynch and the current board, pledging progress through member unity and fair wages. Election set for May 15. progressive officers listed.

Fred Barker Spokane Wash International Typographical Union America Hallington Street James M. Lynch General Board James Punch Globe Chapel Progressive Organization Philip McManus Municipal Plant M. Haverty American Chapel J. B. Intveldt Rest Chapel George Heustis David Ramsay Post Chapel

Roxbury Textile Workers Threaten Morning Strike At Roxbury Carpet

Carpet union members plan a morning walkout at the Roxbury Carpet Company at 37 Simmons Street to press for a flat 10 percent wage rise and reinstatement of three discharged workers. The company has refused the demands, but workers will report for duty to seek renewed consideration after a Saturday meeting. If denied, they are expected to quit en masse.

Roxbury Textile Workers’ Union Roxbury Carpet Company Simmons Street

Labor unions hear Boston convention plans and wage actions

Labor notes report a Boston convention set for Wells Memorial Hall with about 200 delegates and high profile attendees. Locomotive engineers across northeastern railroads vote on wage increase proposals as railroad managements resist higher pay.

Michael F. O'Brien Federation of State, City and Town Employees’ Unions Boston Wells Memorial Hall Foss Fitzgerald Jeremiah Mahoney Granite Cutters’ International Union Quincey General N. Y R. Brb &Lhl England I. Yester Park K. of L A. F. of L.trétehe Wells Memorial Building Highway Department Union Vernon Hall Bunker Mishawum Hall City Square Charlestown Boston Central Pacific Coast Central Pictur Eliot Street Union A. FB Metal Trades’ Council John J. Fenton Boston Coal Teamsters and Teamsters Michael A. Murphy Boston Central Labor Union General Teamsters’ Union Boston Carpenters’ Union 83 the Brotherhood International U. S. of L. Building ‘Trades Department Greater Boston Carpenters’ District Council District Assembly 30 K. of L., Incorporated Tremont Street Clyde Hall

Steamships sail amid gale and harbor bustle at Boston

A busy Easter morning sees seven steamers boarded before noon as gale conditions keep ships at port. The Armenian brings 3200 tons of potatoes in 43509 bags while the Franconia and other liners await wireless updates. Stowaway stories surface as stowaway singer Imperato nears deportation on the Cretic.

Leyland Line Postonian Parry Boston Manchester Liverpool Joseph Simms Simms Bostonian Europe Devonian Cunard Line Franconia Queenstown Cunardine Calliope Alexandra Broomfield Aurora Oceston Calvin Austin Dominion Atlantic Railway Line Yarmouth N. S Jans Nielsen Copenhagen America J. M. Topp Topp Calcutta England Brazil Japan China Oriental Trinidad Cuba Revere Mystic River San Domingo M. C. Holm Windermere Aries Boston Opera Company White Star Line Cretic Naples Genoa Pedler Long Wharf Imperato

Monsignor Cassidy Named Domestic Prelate in Fall River

In Fall River on Patriots Day Bishop Daniel Feehan presided at a pontifical mass at St Marys Cathedral and announced that Rector Vicar-General Cassidy has been named a domestic prelate by the Pope in recognition of his zeal for the church and fight against intemperance. The ceremony honors one of the youngest southeastern Massachusetts clergymen to receive such a title.

Fall River Daniel Feehan St. Mary’s Cathedral Cassidy Father Cassidy Massachusetts

Shipping News Miniature Almanac Arrived April 8

Sun rises at 5 15 and sets at 6 18 with a 138 hour day length. High tides at 3 44 AM and 4 22 PM. Rise of tide at 9 feet AM and 7 feet PM. Arrived April 8.

Probate Court Sequestration Notices Across Boston Banks

Mass probate court cites Franklin Savings Bank East Boston Savings Bank and numerous trustees to appear May 30 1912 for unclaimed deposits dating back over thirty years. Petition by Attorney General James M Swift seeks transfer of funds to state treasurer and receiver general. Notices published in Boston Herald and Boston Post.

Farewell Service for Dorchester Pastor Lytle Ends Two-Year Tenure

The Rev. Marshall B. Lytle, pastor of Highlands Methodist Church in Dorchester for two years, concluded his service with a farewell ceremony. The event marked the end of his tenure at the Dorchester congregation and honored his leadership.

Dorchester Marshall B. Lytle Highlands Methodist Church

Church and homes struck by lightning in Belfast

A severe electrical storm struck Belfast on April 7 damaging the Congregational Church and about six residences. Clapboards and shingles were torn from several houses and some chimneys toppled. occupants suffered minor shocks but no serious injuries or losses were reported.

Belfast Congregational Church

Petition for street railway alterations on Washington Street Boston

The West End Street Railway Company seeks leave to relocate and modify double tracks on Washington Street from Kneeland to Broadway Motte and Dover streets and to establish an overhead trolley system with poles wires and underground adjustments. The Boston board orders fourteen days public notice and hearing on April 23 1912.

Board of Street Commissioners City of Boston West End Street Railway Company Boston Elevated Railway Company Washington Street City Kneeland Broadway Motte Street Motte and Dover Streets A. L. Pimpton WM. A. Bancroft

Minister’s Burial Service Led by Noted Clergy at County Church

The funeral and services honored a clergyman who requested placement elsewhere by the Methodist conference likely to a Springfield parish. The morning sermon was by Rev Dillon Bronson, Boston district superintendent, and the evening by Dr Frederick Hamilton, chancellor of Washington University.

Methodist Conference Springfield Dillon Bronson Boston Frederick Hamilton Washington University District of Columbia

Viator Salvaged After Grounding Near Isles of Shoals

The schooner Viator of Gloucester under Captain Davis was beached on Langing Island in thick fog. She was hauled off by the Isles of Shoals life saving crew, leaking badly but aiming to reach Gloucester with the captain optimistic about repairs.

Portsmouth N. H Gloucester Davis Langing Island Isles of Shoals

Probate Court Cites Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank Notice

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Probate Court issues a citation in the Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank case. The bank and numerous account holders are named. the Attorney General reports deposits unclaimed for over thirty years and seeks a court order to transfer funds to the state treasurer. The citation requires appearance on May 30, 1912, at 10 am in Boston to show cause, with notices to be published in the Boston Post and Boston Herald.

Commonwealth OF Massachuusetts Suffolk Franklin Savings Bank City of Boston Christina M. Anderson Ellen Barry Eliz. K. Clark John Fisk Lydia B. Hackett William Faulkner William McGrath James McLaughlin J. W. Merriam Joseph FE. Sherman Lydia J. Pond John G. Quinlivan Robert Smith Eliz. @ Bilin Pi Leahy Hushlee Fanny C. Pateh Mary &. Stone T. FE. Masterson A. W. Welch Daniel Clark Ruthven Tucker Fl Welch Christina Larsery Francis C. Field Catherine Flynn Janeis TP. Ward Thomas RR. Mathews Austin W. Robinson Gegree Mathews Nancy EF. Roberts Nellie McDonough B. Hl. Greene Marian Hilton C. C. Ewer Jessy Torr Eliz. McCormick Luther Fogg Y. R. Sinclair Benj. C. Pavie Isaac M. Tird Philip Brady Mary McGovern F. B. Rice Mary Callahan Wm. B. Guiney Louis H. Spurr Sumner W. Wellman BE. A. Bragdon S. L. Harris Dean Rouel Rp. J. BR. Wittman Charles H. Langley Janet Longworth Ellen F. Dewey W. H. Beckerman A. M. Clark Lucy A. Greenwood Mary Franey Laura J. Butrick George H. Prescott Thomas Scott Addie G. Jordan Barbara Mulcans Alvah Steele Henry J. Wilson Austin D. Brown A. Scanston Michael E. Hartrey George H. Stearns Jane Hale EB. A. Millard A. W. Porter Maggie A. Baker Kate EF. Stimpson Susan EB. Hughes HH. Barnard Edward M. Tappan Charles S. Moses F. H. Barnard John Shepherd Alfred Findley Mary E. Thurston Abraham Peasant K. C. Skinner Wilmot S. Putman Henry Jacoby Daniel C. Huriey Sarah M. Abbott S. E. Fuller Sarah Simmons W. A. Merriam Benj. A. Edwards Janet Gray Julia P. Small Julia E. Cooke Marshall Powers Alex. B. Norman Ellen M. Armstrong George A. Abbott Dyson A. Woolf W. J. Johnson Jank W. Hall H. P. Longley Emma M. Carr Mary C. Stevens J. M. Kelleher E. M. Hanson Co. H. Dodge M. M. Gillam George H. Waters George A. Bacon Jennie Kendall Esther G. Wise W. F. O'Callaghan Alex B. Marcel Edna I. Davis P. T. Tinsley J. Haskall James M. Swift Commonwealth Boston Herald Boston Post Robert Grant Esquire Arthur W. Dolan Register Commonwealth OF Massachusetts East Boston Savings Bank Samuel Hall Margaret Redington Joseph H. McDonald John J. Moore James H. Moore Annie F. Dexter John Anderson Benjamin F. Lambert Michael O’brien Thomas Ryan Elizabeth Storton Arabell Coleman Annie B. Dyer Melville P. Leighton Richard Shea Michael F. O’brien Joseph Smith Joseph H. Smith William Henchey Clement Pattenande William C. O'Donald Patrick McGahan Hattie L. Cavalier James L. Harding Mary Robinson George N. Thompson Edward W. Peterson Duncan Go Me-Lean Ann Gerrard Charles A. Ricker Edward Franey Maggie Chase James Wright Salvador Francis Martin Margaret Downey Howard D. W. Sawyer Michael Driscoll John Lee Nellie G E DeLorme George H. Pearl Ellen A. Quinn Dennis Driscoll M. Fannie Campbell Bridget Haney Rose Higgins Edwin Foster Ellen Foster Fast Boston Savings Bank Gain Court Probvate Court Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank Mary A Fisher Matthew Curran Samuel Tripp A. Fowle Thacher E. Trask George S. Boyd Marietta C. Nichols William Mullen Mary Gerber Isabel Gerber William H. Pollitt Fred M. Smith Bent E. Whiting Annie Tarbox Helen L Deen Caroline E. Dinsmoor Catherine Spellman Mary Emnon J. Bowker Delia Sweeney Robert J. Aken Patrick Fallon Levina Hanrahan Amelia A. Coye Thomas Scullion Helen Parburtt Jemima Holden Frank H. Haley Bridget Gallagher Adrian van der Maas Margaret Murphy Ella A. Garland Mary Carbury Emma Haley Lizzie D. Haley Frank Fay Philip Cunningham George R. Kempton Ss. W. Paine Bernard Fay Thos. F. O’keefe Wm. Gately J. Plympton Annie KB. Hunt Wm. Maley John Cryder Anne J. Moore Annie Harney Hannah Harrington Kate L. Dunlap George H. Dunlap Maria J. Dunlap Mary Monahan Margaret Monahan John Devney John Carey Charles B. Dunlap Mary A. Dunlap John W. Keefe Joseph P. Good Charles H Oman Thomas Norton Walter Pierce Julia Dennehy Henrietta Moore Mary Nain Maggie Rae Phebe Blackwood Adam Blackwood Thomas Kelly William O’brien Mary Gately John Collins, Jr M. L. Bangs William Flannery Josephine Standt John Fallon J. Elliott Wetherbee Bridget Kennedy Ellen Welch Kate Killian Mary A. Conley Jane Mahan Frank Howe Francis R. Parkinson Henry Minton Maggie McGettrick Margaret Mitchell Oliver H. Smith Mary A. Curley Margaret Flynn John Norton Farrell Dorsey Thomas EB. Claffey James H. Burns John Nagle Hannah F.lynch James G. Parker William J. Riley Charles E. Dunlap William H. Ensle Patrick Connors James Roland Henry H. Blakely Joseph F. Murphy John Carroll Albert Fedel Thomas Fallon Michael T. Egan Albert J. Thomson Thos. R. Winling George Shaw David Murphy John Quinn John Moran Joan F. McDonald Margaret Collier William Whalen Thomas Jones Mary Thorpe Lizzie Crowley Elizabeth Whalan Barney Quinn James W. Curtis Charlotte K. Head W. M. Kilgour John H. McCartney Elizabeth Cannon Frank Cannon William E. Norwood Joseph Crowley William Barron Folseen Patrick Daily Julia Callahan Rosanna Lynen Fannie McGowan Nellie McGowar Charles A Yose Gibson Bates Ann Holleran Eliazabe! Jacobs Ella W. Drew John O'Mealy John Rogers George H. Ellison Nathan O'Neil Laura V. Ellison J. A. Hall Peter Glamne John M. Leban T. Culligan Eliza A. Keefe Williams Newman Annie Glennon John Gibbs Frank Rohfeld Mary EK. Arnold Jaimes Cleary Joseph W. Smith Andrew J. Madden Joseph S. Foster Hat Mark Folan Charles S. Stone Charles B. Brazer Nellie A. Macy Emeline Macy John W. Carroll James H. Cowan Charles FB. Devereux Winfield W. Royal Mansfield Adams Fred A. Mellroy Annie T. Flynn Eddie Fowe George Dow Alice Peters Alvarado Shaw John H. Mitchell Bernard J. Bannon John Bannon John H. Vincent Mary A. Brown William H. Mills Harry Chase Samuel G. Saunders Edward Harrington Mary L. Gurley Frank P. Maloney Thomas McCristle Mamie KF. Noyes John C. F. Seammon Maria Dolan Susie C. Colligan Mary McCrystal Arthur Foley John M. Welsh Wilbert Corbett Thomas Killian Frank EF. Leonard Annie KE. Kilday Edith A. Scanlon Rose G. Scanlon Rosie Concannon Clarence E. Leonard Frank H. Ruddick Josephine Gilgan Martha Gilgan Maggie McCarthy Jos, Shea Lucy A. Sears Jerem B. Hodson Nellie Fitzgerald William Brown Henry Damon Otis Day Jas. Markey Albert A. Libbey George H. Alton Sarah Murphy Sophia FE. Copeland Ernest A Gilman L. Martin William H. Norton Frank Holland Frank Friese Eva Friese Clara E. Wolfe John H. F. Wolfe Joseph A. Hart William Colligan James Welch Charles E. Peters William Butler Lizzie A. Colligan Ada M. Chevalier Fred Smith Rank Kelly Mary J. Simonds Walter ©. Goodwin John F. Fuller Hannah “Logan Annie Whalen Julius A. Greene Katie Berrane Denis Thompson Alice Carnes Frank Hassan William H. F. Haley Mary P. Kehew Jeannie M. Brown John E. Thomson Richard FR. Weeka Sophia Solvell Thomas Greene William Hi. Smith Charles M. Litchfield Mary Werner Tom P. Deisee Nette Kf. Gray Annie Fleming Chas. W. White, Jr Hannah Ten William P. Gilligan Mary G. Kenney Luther Tarbell John Kelley Rosa Resardar James Meldowny Annie Gillooly Peter J. Hansen John FF. McNamara Thomas O. Upton George FE. Batchelder, Jr Sylvia A. Ajammond Edwin H. Litchfield Frederick Ff. Hardy F. Peter Deisel Louis Stout Sarai Mackenzie Mary Murray Margaret Sparrow Russell S. Lord Mamie KF. Carney Rebecca Coppin Clara Holmquiest Henry Friese Amiel Endoff Mary KE. Newman Hannah M. Doyle Roger Berrane Mary Kirkpatrick Wm. E. Barton Jamie MI. Swift Shapter Sal Commonwealth Eliot Hasings

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