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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1899

Page

7

Sale of South Side Mining Company Stock in Boston

On Wednesday the third day of May 1899 at 12 o clock M by order of the Board of Directors the stock of the South Side Mining Company a Michigan Corporation delinquent in payment of the ten cent per share assessment due January 16 1899 will be sold by public vendue to the highest bidder at the business office in Boston Massachusetts Room 9 No 68 Devonshire Street in the building.

Corporation Boston Mass Devonshire Street South Side Mining Company Michigan James McWilliams Mary McWilliams Augustus A. Heyl Suffolk South Athens Street Houston and Vierce Augustus A. Hey J. B. Crawford Sears Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Metropolitan Water Board Cox Mt. Vernon Street Heston Chestnut Hill Hanna Sowman Shaft New River George's Creek Commonwealth Henry HE. Sprague Wilmot R. Evans Henry PP. Watsont William N. Davenport

Drowned Sailor Prompts Mournful Foremast Flag at Half Mast

The clipper Mary A Whalen returned to harbor with its flag at half mast after mate Christie Grant was drowned when the dory capsized during trawling off Brown's Bank. Captain Bartholomew Whalen and fellow crewmen searched the water. Grant, of Salutation Street North End, left behind a widow and two children. Connelly survived his injuries. Grant had sailed with the Whalen for about three years and was well regarded.

Mary A. Whalen Bartholomew Whalen Christopher Grant Brown's Bank Grant Cornelius Connelly Captain Whalen Dory Welch Pilcher Connelly Marine Hospital Chelsea Salutation Street North End Whalen Christie Dominion Atlantic Line Prince George Yarmouth Long Wharf Arthur McGray Capes of Delaware Boston Walcott Brown W. K. Vanderbilt Carmita Lawler’s Shea Newport Haddock Boston Towboat Company Nova Scotia Nova Embla D. A. Mader Mahone Bay George McQuesten & Co East Boston Admiral Sampson Jamaica Admiral Farragut Cunard Carinthia Pritchard Liverpool Atlantic Ontario Hull Antioch Hemingway Buenos Ayres New York Dartmouth Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad William eKie Border Street East Prince Edward Burnham’s Norseman Underwriters Salvage Company Constitution Wharf Landsman

Boston Actor Poisoned in Bellevue Case

New York dispatch reports James W Pickens, a Boston actor, was taken to Bellevue Hospital after ingesting an unknown poison misreading instructions to take ten grains at a time. He reportedly swallowed twenty grains hoping for a quicker recovery.

New York James W. Picksens Boston Bellevue Pickens

Judge Sustains Julia Webber Will in Middlesex Probate

Judge McIntire of Middlesex County Probate Court sustains the will of Julia Fox Webber wife of George A. Webber of Cambridge and daughter of ex Mayor James A. Fox. At 41 in December 1897 she leaves all property except Mt. Auburn lot and 1000 for its perpetual care to her husband who is named executor.

McIntire Middlesex County Julia Fox Webber James A. Fox George A. Webber Cambridge Webber Mt. Auburn Mr. Webber

TATTERED FLAGS Prisoners From Matanzas Before a Court-Martial

The Eighth Regiment held an evening parade on the Common and prepared for a group photo for B I Keith's American biograph. Two prisoners from Matanzas face a general court martial before muster out, with extra state pay hoped for to match other regiments.

Arlington Street B. I. Keith Camp Dewey Matanzas Durance Pew Lexington

State Board of Trade Pushes Consular Service Reform

The executive council passed a resolution urging a trained merit based consular service with salaries, not fees, to meet modern needs. Calls for uniform weights and measures in reports and better rail transportation to protect New England trade, noting iron and steel moving south unless cheaper transit is secured. Colonel Stearns and Mr. Chester led the discussions with Boston merchants.

State Board of Trade Colonel Stearns Boston Merchants’ Association Committee On Commerce United States Chester Boston Adams New England George J. Mead

MIT Junior Week Promises Social Season and Productions

MIT students begin their annual junior week with a reception at the Technology Club and the junior promenade at Copley Hall. The Walker Club plans The Private Secretary at Copley Hall, with Kate Ryan coaching. KE T Howes and H S Graves win prize for programme cover and poster. Tech tea postponed after the death of Guy P. Burch.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Technology Club Copley Hall Paul Revere Hall Walker Club Haseen Kate Ryan KE. T. Howes H. S. Graves Tech Guy P. Burch

Change in L Road Plans

Boston Felerated Railway petitions to approve Washington street elevated structure changes from Hawthorne Avenue to Castle Street. Plans lengthen spans to reduce posts and keep crossings clear, raise grades for better track alignment, and move the structure nearer Dudley Street buildings drawing most remonstrance at the hearing.

Railroad Commissioners Boston Felerated Railway Company Washington Street Hawthorne Avenue Bartlett Street Castle Street Dudley Street

Moose Killers Sentenced In Bridgewater Case

In Houston Maine on April 18, Game Wardens Cummings and Houston took David Stockford and George McDonald of Bridgewater to the city jail. They will serve three months for killing a moose during the close season.

Houston Cummings David Stockford George McDonald Bridgewater

Dominion liner Canada sails from Charlestown with saloon passengers

At 5 pm the Dominion line steamer Canada, Captain Enoch Maddox, will depart Pier 6, Hoosac Tunnel docks Charlestown for Queenstown and Liverpool. She carries 65 saloon passengers among a total of 65 saloon 42 second cabin and 1 steerage. The list includes Miss Margaret H. Allen of Fredericton N B and many others from Boston Montreal Chicago Worcester Newton and West Newton among full passenger roster. The ship also lists numerous masters and Misses, with family names such as Howe Mercer and Murdock in attendance.

Dominion Line Canada Enoch Maddox Hoosac Tunnel Charlestown Queenstown Liverpool Margaret H. Allen Frederickton N. B Anewalt Chicago Frank W. Blaydes Boston Cecil Carsley Montreal Quebec J. M. Howe Howe Barbara Howe James M. Howe Archibald M. Howe Ralph H. Howe W. Huntley Ease. King Lawrence R. Lamb W. §. Lamson Taash Elliot ¢. Lee George L. Lilly T. 8 Manahan J. A’ Mason O. W. Mathews Mathews W. Meal Toronto D. Mercer West Newton le Mercer Margaret F. L. Mercer Dixon L. Mercer Otto Meyer It Monks

Shipping News Snapshot of Arrivals and Departures

Maritime bulletin lists arrivals and clearances with many vessels including State of Maine Colby St John N B and EF Waldron Orion Newport News. It notes wind east sailing Oaknwire Parthian Navahoe and Beechwood towings plus coal port activity and multiple barges and tugs in transfer operations.

State of Maine Colby St. John N. B Fastport Portland EF. A. Waldron Orion Smith Newport News Monarch Oakland Bay State Dennison Cape Ann Godfrey Gloucester Berks Labbich Philadelphia Otto Pottsville Cto Ashland Newburyport Reading Hanson Hercules Ice King Brown Perth Amboy Billow Bristol Baffle Dudley Pray Coffin New York Dora Passaic George M. Winslow Nutty Troy Bessie Weehawken Robert Lockhart Wentworth Eston Banjo Brunswick Bizarre Plymouth Kendrick Port Johnson R. R L. Luckenbach Willon Norfolk Meller Green's Landing Smith Tuttle Bryant Addie Bowman Delaware Black Pemaquid Wheeler Rockland Chester R. Lawrence Grinnell Rockport Canada Liverpool Kansas Cestrian Oakmore London Admiral Sampson Port Antonio Jam Prince George Yarmouth Matteawan N. M. Whitney, Co Josephine Bear River Gazelle Weymouth Plympton Hmma E. Potter Digby Clementsport Partridge Island Mary B Bertha Dean Baltimore O. D. Withereil

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