Dull stock market day seeing Old Dominion drop on mine news
Wednesday April 14 closes with bears pressing values after a dull session. Old Dominion mine faces closure with equity nearly exhausted, while Centennial mine shows copper indications. Pullman earnings top $100,000 ytd. United States Oil directors see resignations and new directors from Boston and Fitchburg.
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Old Dominion
Houghton, Mich
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Pullman Company
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Henry D. Hyde
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Elee
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Boston Boys of 97 Appeal for Rights on the Common
The Boston boys of 1897 win their grievance on the Common as they appeal to the city CEO, following the 1774 precedent with General Gage. The piece contrasts the 1897 victory with the older struggle, noting the Post as ally and champion of rights.
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Gage
Boston
General Gage
Jage
Doogue
Public Grounds Department
Warren
Quincy
Post
Park Square
Transit Commission
Beacon Street
Frog Pond
Public Good Department
Flood Fights Across Delta As Mississippi Rises
Memphis report April 14 notes the Mississippi river rising toward the Louisiana levee system with thousands of workers battling to hold embankments. Planters fear flood may not recede before planting time and several cabins are submerged or swept away. A colored family of seven drowned near Helena and two others die near Greenville during the flood.
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Mississippi
Helena
Sylvester Sanders
Greenville
Naval yard changes announced in Washington April 14
Rear-Admiral J. N. Miller moves from Boston to command the Pacific station on May 5. Commodore H. S. Howison assumes command at the Boston Navy Yard. Rear-Admiral George Brown leaves Norfolk on June 1 for waiting orders. Captain M. H. Farquhar to command Norfolk Navy Yard. Rear-Admiral Bunce to New York Navy Yard commandant. Commodore Sicard shifts to North Atlantic station. Rear-Admiral R. A. Beardsley to head the navy yard board in Washington, D. C.
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George Brown
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Bunce
Julia Marlowe in Beatrice at Hollis
Last evening at the Hollis Julia Marlowe and Robert Taber presented Much Ado About Nothing with Marlowe as Beatrice and Taber in the role of Benedick.
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Hollis
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Shakspere
Boston
Mr. Taber
Romola
George Eliot
Scannell and Martin Tie Up Legal and Business Deals
Testimony covers lease disputes with Mr Scannell, his daughters in a store, and the plan to form a water company with Scannell and liquor dealers. General Martin refused a license due to his son Charlie Martin’s involvement. A rugby land deal and brewery purchase were discussed with a seven member group and $60,000 options.
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James EB. Welsh
Charles A. Martin
GC. Niles
Frederick McGrath
J. F. Tierney
Chelsea Bridge Horse Crash Injures Two Women
Mrs Flora Bernard 38 of 71 Fourth Street Chelsea and Mrs Sarah Endler 3 of 84 Salem Street Boston were thrown as their carriage upset on Chelsea bridge Bostons Mystic Wharf a body was found floating in the water at 8 PM with decomposed flesh making identification doubtful.
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Sarah Endler
Salem Street
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Chelsea Bridge
Mystic Wharf
Counterfeit Ring Suspects Held in Boston
Amelia Labodessa and Joseph Finish, a South Boston woman and man, were brought before U S Commissioner Fiske in the Federal building yesterday on counterfeiting charges. They pleaded not guilty and were held on $100 bonds each for further examination on Thursday April 15.
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Joseph Finish
South Boston
United States
Fiske
Daly Silver Mines Owner Recovering After Burst Appendix
John J. Daly owner of the Daly silver mines has been a private patient at Roosevelt Hospital since March 41. He underwent a surgical appearance for a life threatening case after his inflamed vermiform appendix burst. He is said to be the only man to recover from that complication. His wife and daughter arrived from Utah and stay at the Park Avenue Hotel.
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New York
John J. Daly
Daly Silver Mines
Roosevelt Hospital
Utah
Park Avenue Hotel
Channing Home names new officers at annual meeting
At the annual meeting of the Channing Home the following officers were elected President Samuel A. Green treasurer James P. Parmenter clerk Charles P. Curtis directors Sarah G. Cary Charles P. Curtis Mrs H F Bigelow Samuel A Green Mary V Neal James P Parmenter and Sarah Eead.
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Samuel A. Green
James P. Parmenter
Charles P. Curtis
Sarah G. Cary
Charles. P. Curtis
H. F. Bigelow
Mary V. Neal
Sarah E. Ead
Salvation Army welcomes new recruit Herbert Lincoln Booth Tucker
New York reports Commander Booth Tucker announces the arrival of the Salvation Army's latest recruit named Herbert Lincoln Booth-Tucker. The brief notice confirms the addition to the organization and notes the family linkage to the commander.
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New York
Booth-Tucker
Salvation Army
Herbert Lincoln Booth-Tucker
Shots End Family Quarrel as Stepfather Kills Son
In Chicago, Matthias Juster, 22, was shot dead at the breakfast table by his stepfather John Formiller. Formiller killed himself minutes later at the scene, dying en route to St. Elizabeth's Hospital. The motive was a weeklong dispute over the son leaving home.
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Chicago
Matthias Juster
John Formiller
Formiller
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Explosion on Leverett Street Causes Minor Fire
A kerosene oil stove misfire caused a slight explosion on the second floor of a three and a half story brick building at 18 Leverett Street. The structure, owned by Rachael Weiff and occupied by Louis Gordon, sustained trifling damage.
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Louis Gordon
Shipping News and Almanac for April 15
Arrivals include the steamers Catalonia Stephens to Alexander Martin of Michigan and others from Liverpool Glasgow and Philadelphia with merchandise and passengers. Cleared vessels include British Crown Columbian Cestrian Indian and several schooners and tugs bound for Baltimore New York Philadelphia and St John New Brunswick.
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Separate offices for ladies and guaranteed wheat margin plan
A. A. Metcalf & Co outlines separate offices for ladies and a guaranteed margin of 50 dollars on 1000 bushels of wheat held until May 1. They state no additional funds are required in any event and reference their Tremont address and office numbers.
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A. A. Metcalf & Co
Tremont
William Close Held on Fraud Charge in Police Court
April 14 in Lawrence William Close brought from Lowell to be arraigned before Judge Stone in Police Court charged with obtaining money under false pretences He pleaded not guilty and conducted his own defense After hearing evidence Judge Stone ordered Close held in 500 bonds for the grand jury.
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Notice of estate admins in Boston records
Notice is given that Peter O Neill Larkin is administrator of Julia A Shea late of Boston Suffolk County deceased intestate with bond filed. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to Admr Herald building Boston February 15 1807. Notice also given that Charles E Hatfield is administrator with will annexed of Mary H Cutts late of Boston Suffolk County deceased testate with bond filed. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay at 9 Tremont Street Boston April 14 1897.
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Admmr
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Sal
William P. Frothingham
Boston Probate Notice for Anne Killilea Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites next of kin and interested parties in the estate of Anne Killilea of Boston to appear April 29, 1897, for proof of will and codicil. Executor James J. Killilea seeks letters testamentary without bond. publication required weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and mailing notices seven days before court.
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Boston
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Les
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