Striking Market Moves Amid Higher Prices In April
The market showed active trading with most sectors higher led by leather and gas utilities. Copper in London rose again as speculation grows. Kearsarge edged up after early declines while Mexican Central earnings rose 15 percent year over year. A private London cable noted stronger demand for bonds and a broad market upturn, with Atchison reorganization plans drawing strong interest from major banks and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lackawanna
Stralight
Exchange
New York
Boston
London
Kearsarge
Butte & Boston
Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan
Toledo
Martin
Philadelphia Ledger
Dominion Coal
Mead & Co
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad
Atchison Securities
Richardson, Hill & Co
Atchison
Atchon
Atch
Price Move Shocks Footwear Trade In Hemlock Leather
A report notes that the United States Leather Company raised the price of hemlock red sole leather by 1 to 2 cents per pound, a grade widely used by foreigners. Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Leather Company
Pinkham
General orders announce delegates to Louisville and Boston aides
Department Commander Thayer issues orders naming delegates and alternates to Louisville and selecting aides of staff and assistant inspectors from Boston. Listed are Comrades from various Posts including 2 191 169 11 15 134 149 22 and Boston based inspectors with many post numbers and names. The message also names a lecturer and denounces two individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
G. A
Louisville
Boston
J. Payson Bradley
Mansel H. Bush
James O. Dow
Joseph W. Hill
Charles G. Davis
W. A. Hopkins
John J. McCabe
William H. McMahon
Pekin Peace Talks Delayed Likely Until Armistice Ends
Washington reports indicate low odds for a quick end to China Japan peace talks before the April 20 armistice expiry. If talks fail, Japan may move on Moukden and Pekin, with Pekin possibly besieged within two weeks after marching begins. The main dispute involves indemnity and Port Arthur occupation, with a proposed settlement possibly outlining a temporary Port Arthur transfer. The indemnity is clarified as 300 million taels about 215 million dollars gold standard. China hopes European powers will intervene, a hope deemed unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Japan
Moukder
Pekin
Port Arthur
American discovery claimed to cure consumption and cancer
A German report to the U S State Department describes Dr Louis Waldstein of New York as having developed a treatment using minute doses of pilocarpine to stimulate the lymphatic system and white blood cells to combat disease. The finding, praised in German medical circles, is expected to draw attention at Munich medical congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
DeKay
Berlin
State Department
Munich
Louis Waldstein
New York
Charles Waldstein
Waldstein
Pasteur
Koch
Gas Explosions Rock Hartford Business District
Two loud blasts rocked Hartford as gas in manhole covers exploded sending debris and smoke into the street. Officials believe illuminating gas escaped into the sewer and rose to street level where trolley electricity may have ignited it. A grocery wagon driver was thrown from his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Robbers Hold Up Wells Fargo Treasury Wagon
A Cripple Creek report says two masked men halted the Wells Fargo overland treasury wagon from Grassy station at 10:30 am. They robbed valuables and the treasury box, fatally shooting guard Robert Smith. The box reportedly contained 15000 dollars. The robbers fled on two treasury wagon horses as authorities pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Chronicle
Cripple Creek
Col
Overland
Wells-Fargo Treasury
Grassy Station
Treasury
Robert Smith
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Death of G. J. Morrill a Boston financier and treasurer
Charles J. Morrill, treasurer of the Provident Institution for Savings, died at his home 11 Arlington Street after a two month illness. Born in Boston 75 years ago, he helped build Hardy Baker and later Baker Morrill into major grain and foreign trade concerns. He served as Provident treasurer since its start and oversaw growth from 13 million to 33 million. He was a trustee of the Hemenway estate and a director in several institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Morrill
Provident Institution For Savings
Arlington Street
Mr. Morrill
Boston
Hardy & Baker
Hardy, Baker & Morrill
Baltimore
Hardy
Baker & Morrill
East Indies
Mediterranean
San Francisco
Union Pacific Railroad
Hemenway
Receivers Authorized to Issue up to 4 Million in Debentures
In New York on April 11 Judge Lacombe granted an order, upon petition by Silver Thorn & Co., allowing the receivers of the New York Lake Erie and Western Railroad to issue certificates of indebtedness not exceeding 4 000 000 dollars in aggregate. The notes will be payable with principal and interest at such times as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacifi
Chesapeake & Ohio
Nada Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Lac & West
Hocking Valley
Kansas
Texas
Rane Seers Evens Oe
Louisville
Nashvie
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Ichigan Central
New Albany
New York Central
Out & West
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
Oregon Navigation
Pacific Mall
Endin
Rock Island
Sonar Pacific
St Pal
Don
Lake Erie
Southern, ‘Railway
Bap
New York
Thorn & Co
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
New York, Lake Erie & Western, Railroad Company
Maceeeary
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Norfolk
Sarah R. Mayo
George Eb, Fisher
George KE. Fisher
Kenyon
Rhode Island
Aaron Pratt
Cohasset
Sarah B. Mayo
Margaret
Priscilla Lincoln
Thomas Reedy
Sarah P. Tolman
Levi Wilcutt
Hyde Park
Boston Post
Boston
George White
Elanihe
Juratiean Cobr
Register
Middlesex
Horace E. Chamberlin
Cambridge
Ellen Kh. Chamberlin
Walter E. Chamberlin
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Suffolk
Charles Murphy
Joseph J. Kelley
John W. McKim
Elijah George
Suit for breach of promise from Bridgeport man
Lawrence Mitchell of Bridgeport sues Mrs. Mary Hazzard of Monroe Centre for breach of promise claiming damages of 20 dollars after years of attentions. He was twice engaged to marry her before she married others. Mitchell’s father died in 1886 leaving 490003 dollars, and in 1900 he will receive 20000 dollars as his share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Newtown
Lawrence Mitchell
Mary Hazzard
Monroe Centre
Mitchell
Multiple Suffolk Superior Court Cases and Trials Listed
A dense docket from the Civil Courts in Suffolk and Middlesex outlines several cases across first to fourth sessions. It records actions for negligence and damages, equity matters, and trials, with names such as Fessenden Richardson Sawyer Daggett Bolles Lund Creed Long Sweeney Motherway Wall Lippencott Wrighton and many others, plus references to Boston area rail and streetcar entities and real estate disputes. Verdicts, continuations, and defenses are noted, including specific dates and parties in personal injury, mortgage forgery, and deed disputes, as well as numerous Middlesex Lowell cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Richardson
J. A. Sawyer
J. Daggett
H. E. Bolles
Honora O'Neil
P. B. Corbett
Mary A. Webster
National Street
Boston
R. Lund
M. J. Creed
J. D. Long
J. F. Sweeney
Blodgett
Lawrence O'Brien
West End Street Railway Company
Fourth Street
East Cambridge
L. Whipple
Sprout
Charles Carlson
W. B. Sprout
John Motherway
John Wall
M. Coggan
S. K. Hamilton
H. W. Bragg
Dunbar
S. J. Lippencott
G. L. Wrighton
J. H. Blanchard
A. S. Gohen
C. W. Bartlett
C. H. Sprague
Maynard
K. H. Meland
Boston & Maite Railroad Company
G. W. Killerin
Saine
Water Street
Wakefield
K. Hamilton
W. S. Badger
Patrick Murray
Atate
Michael Murray
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Same
J. A. McGeough
J. J. Mahoney
G. A. Torrey
Equity
J. Mary E. Rice
Stephen Grady
Bill
Borden and
Lexington Streets
A. E. Clary
C. F. Donnelly
Ship News Mini Almanac Front Page Item
Maritime log lists arrivals and departures with multiple steamers and schooners arriving at and sailing from ports. Notable entries include the Martello Halifax Yarmouth Indian Harrisburg Lewiston Portland tug movements and a long list of schooners with destinations Port Johnson Halifax Boston and more. Dates indicate April 12 provisional listings with origin ports including Philadelphia Portland St Andrews and St John among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martello
Rea
Hull
Eng
Sanderson
Halifax
Pye
N. S
Centipede
Ellangowan
Setweneke
Merriam
Philadelphia
Samson
Hawes
Towrges Brookside
Preston
Nottingham
Lewis
Port Johnson
Wilkesbarre
Argus
Tilton
Scranton
Nutty
Hoboken
N. P. Doane
Sears
Portland
Mahanoy
Nathan Lawrence
Green
Nor. Va
Emma M. Fox
Hopkins
Mary
Boudrot
Port Rico
Annie
Glass
St. Andrews
N. B
Ethulred
Port Antonio
Kennett
Baltimore
Gate City
Savannah
Essex
Hatteras
Tobyhanna
Honey Brook
Co. R. R
Clyde
KE. V. Glover
St. John
Piel Maud
Donna T. Brigg
Norfolk
Maud Malloch
St. Andre B
Hope
Bridgewater
Sadie Corey
Fortland
Mary Stewart
Eastern Hill
A. Woodward
Bilsworth
Swanside
Bry
Bracewell
Bullivenan
Phinda
Jenn May Itimore
Isaac H. Tillyer
Delphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
UY Vose Edge Finishing Company Stock
C. M. Sprague
Treas
Water St
W. H. Parker
America
Peabody Medical Institute
Specius
M. D
Boston Stock Exchange
CBE
Cire& Y SO
F & Elk H
M Bape Wai
Ee Mexican Do Inc Rip
Ss Sneer
Boston & Alban
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Fitchley
Maine Central
NH &H
Old ‘Colony
Wes
West Sfr Tia
Wisconsin Central
Montana
Osceola
Tamarack
New England
Chi Gas Trust
D&e
General Electric
Phil Co
St Ry & Oe Westing
Bay State
Traders’ Stock Exchange
Pril
Pekin’s Gates
A LA Koch
Dr. Waldstein
Wells-Fargo
G. J. Morrill
Sues
Newton
Supreme Court
Allen
J. Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Beston Wharf Company
South Boston
D. E. Ware
I. R. Clark
Suffolk, Ss
Fessenden
Quinn
Farrington
Abbott
West End Street
Ry. Co
Manning
City of Malden
Savoy
Petitioner
Dudley
Nanis
Londy
Gould
Livermore
Marshall
Hennigan
Elliott
Lutz
Rhodes
Souther
Wiggin
Chase
Hutchinson
Rep
Jenkins
Collins
Horgan
Wall
Joseph
Trustee
Cushing
Palmer
Hamilton
Blackwell
Chaney
City of
Hanks
Armstrong
Rev
Loftus
A. E. Dutton Lumber Co
Volpe
Fabritus
Als
Fabritis
Decca
Febritis
Toohy
Brock
Lowell
Sheldon
Ernest Drew
Andrew H. Park
J. Ss. Murphy
C. H. Conant
Mooney
Dyer
Moynahan
Boston & Maine R. R
McKenzie
Clues
Courtney
Lowell Machine Shop
Sullivan
Devereux
Donahoe
Barton
Ship News
DR. Lougest & CO
Lougest & Co
Columbus Ave
Mass
DE Lana Sheplie
George E. Henry
Brookline
Copartners
DE L. Sheplie &O
Pemberton Square
Francis Martin
aSarees Cook Remedy CO
Wesh St
Keke Remedy
C’‘O
Thumim
Park Sq
Qear
Providence Depot
Ares
Ayroya
THE
Atlantic Works
Border St
Shipping
White Star Line
Queenstown
Liverpool
Maurr
E A. Adams & CO
State St
Broad Et
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Brunsel
Waterloo
Paris
Europe
North Cape
Midnight Sun
E. A. Adams & CO
Cor
Broad St
Adams
Cunard Line
Oufenstown
Cunard
Lonia
Cania
Galclia
NIA
Scythia
England
Ireland
Scotland
Alexander Martin
Warren Line
Scotsman
Kroman
Camboromann
Angliaman
Michigan
Sachem
Norseman Sagamore
Ottoman
Piceaburg
Charlestown
Warren & CO
Mile Street
American Line
Southampton
Havre
International Navigation CO
Bowling Green
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Foresto
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Newport News
Providence
West Point
Baymere
Tenn. & Gar
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Cumberland Gap
Washington St
J. W.ecloskey
A. D. Steading
A. P. Turner
J.C. Watts
Trams
Mgr
General Ofices
Savannah Line
Savannah Steamship
Lewis Wharf
New York & New England Railroad
Metropolitan Steamshipmpany and Sound Lines
Oceanopatierne Company
Central Railroad of Georgia
Florida & Western
Florida Central & Peninsular Railways
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
A. Dew. Sampson
Agt
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Central Wharf
Philidelphia
Court of Eenvey
John W. Foss
Court House
Pemberton East
Benjamin James, JR
Gaid County
Eure
Fred H. Seavey
Sher
William CC, Rossney
John BE. Bartlett
Seid
Suffolk County
Rossney Manufacturing Company
George HS Fox
George W. Fift
Jovain D. Datchelder
John St
John A. Obermeyer
Duston
William Y. Wadleigh
Alonzo G. Lougee
Fred W. Fletcher
Louis A. Hall
Annie G. Money
Reynolds Loan CO
N. M. Hatch
Freedman & Webber
Warvies Ave
Hack
Cee
Gi Hacking
the Post
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
P. O
Newtonville
Boston Public Schools
H. T
James Lavery
Florence St
H. J
Jenny Lind Ave
Somerville
NH Mfg, CO
Stanhope St
Mackintosh
Boston Gossamer Rubber CO
River Street
Station
N.Y
Nu E.R. BR
Roy
al Isobllaned
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Peterson
MM Charity
Eld
Curtis
Sudbury St
Thorp & Martin CO
Milk St
A. R. Andrews
Court St
Saint Mary’s Copper Company
Saint Mary's Copper Company
Galde
Devonshire St
Frederick Bec
Worcester St
South End
M. A. Sullivan
Lenox
Charles H. Onthank
New Faneuil Hail Market
Greenville St
Franklin and
Devonshire
Sydney Sts
Miss Tyne
Collins Press
Tremont Row
Dorchester Station
N. Y
R. R
G. W. Goodale
Minnie & Irvin
W. T. Atkins
Provincetown
Sidney Laurence
Justice of the Peace
Davis St
J. J. Foley
Gold St
South
Dillaway
Summer St
Commissioners of Tic
Beacon Street
Thomas L. Jenks
New
District of Massachusetts
Circuit Court of the United Graten Ee
Mary Toohig
Mary Toohay
Abraham J. Lamb
Admr
Harrison Ave
Patrick Diggins
Kite
Botm
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