Dividend No 43 Declared and Record Dates Announced
A quarterly dividend of one percent will be paid by check mailed to stockholders August 20 1894 for those of record at noon August 11 1894. The stock books close at noon August 11 and reopen August 20 1894.
Warren Cotton Mills Stockholders Meeting Notice
Annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the treasurer's office No 100 Summer Street Boston on Tuesday the 11th day of August 1894 at one o'clock PM Ped er Olsen clerk Boston August 6 1894
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Cotton Mills
Summer Street
Boston
Spartan
Philadelphia
Parthian
Central Wharf
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
West
F. P. Wing
BE. B. Sampson
State Street
Fiske Bldg
Commonwealth
Massacthsetts
Middlesex
Whitfield B. Porter
Melrose
Cambridge
A. Selwyn Lynde
Cornhill
Ton
Sachusetts
Henry W Upsiam
Assis
Market Opens Week With Firm Tone Amid Mixed Signals
Dull but firm Monday session with better crop reports and brighter tariff prospects. gold exports ordered, lifting tempera tures and briefly halting advances. Copper and tamarack gains rise while grangers weaken, as Chicago, Burlington & Quincy outlooks vary by state. Exports from Boston firm, gold net exports for year to date reach 74 million, treasury balance strong.
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Sterling Exchange
Burlington
Boston
Tamarack
Houghton
Calumet & Hecla
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Iowa
Rock Island
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Northwest
New York
Official report of daily sales prices and closes
The Aug. 6 report shows the day’s highest and lowest sales, along with the closing price. It lists bid and asked figures, reflecting market activity and pricing at the end of trading.
Along the Tracks: Boston area express men and rail plans
Boston area express company men are noted in business and family news. Charles E. Jennings shifts to real estate while remaining tied to Express, and Everett alderman. William W. Smith welcomes a twelve pound baby girl. Matthew Johnson plans a fishing vacation. Fitchburg transfer to Union Station to begin after last train Saturday night. Training of trainmen to minimize confusion. Division 157 excursion to the White Mountains on first Sunday in September. Boston & Albany reports large flour stocks. H. J. Quigg appointed Newark Traction superintendent. Pettengill Andrews opens NY office and becomes general agent for Billings & Spencer commutator bars. Lynn Boston & Maine station bids in. main and side buildings described. cost estimated at 70 to 75 thousand dollars. J. H. Bickford wins third prize for carhouse design but prize reduced due to nonconforming size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Jennings
Boston
United States Express Company
Globe
Jove
Kilby Street
Devonshire Street
Everett
William W. Smith
Revere
National Express Company
Fitchburg
Union Station
Division 157
Order of
Old Colony
White Mountains
Allen
Palace
Boston & Albany
H. J. Quigg
Western
New York & New England
Newark Traction Company
New Jersey
Pettengill-Andrews Electrical Railway Equipment Company
Federal Street
Cortlandt Street
New York
Boston Street Railway
Frank X. Cicott
Pettengill- Andrews Company
Billings & Spencer Company
Hartford, Conn
United States
Canada
Boston & Maine
Lynn
H. B. Fletcher
Engineer’s Department of the Road
Silsbee Street
J. H. Bickford
Salem
J. G. White
Street Railway Journal
Waterfront Log Notes On Ice Bergs And Towing Glimpses
The British steamer Scandinavian from Glasgow dodged several large icebergs on the voyage into Boston, a feat credited to skilled officers. Key West dispatches report the schooner Nettie Langdon en route from Talmouth Jamaica to Boston, under a pilot after Captain Bray lost his sight. The Etta M. Barter and the Knickerbocker both enter Simpson's dry dock for repairs, while the Shenandoah undergoes caulking and pitch work. The R. C. West, returning with barges Chalmette and Moonbeam after boiler issues, may resume towing tonight from Provincetown. Queen Martha, from Calcutta, sails by Boston, noted as the largest vessel in recent memory to enter the port. Captain Crocker plans upgrades to Putnam for a first-class, compliant voyage and an extensive North Shore cruise for passengers, with Nahant Marblehead Gloucester views.
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Glasgow
Har&m
Key West
Nettie Langdon
Falmouth
Jamaica
Boston
Tortugas
Bray
Etta M. Barter
Simpson
Knickerbocker
George M. Winslow
Cates
Vineyard Haven
R. C. West
Chalmette
Moonbeam
Philadelphia
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Henderson
Kate Jones
Boston Tow Boat Company
Boston Light
Calcutta
Faulkner
Captain Crocker
Putnam
United States
Crocker
North Shore
Nahant
Marblehead
Gloucester
Brewsters
Ship Channel
Massachusetts Bay
Landsman
Hook or Crook Exposed: Frederick Wright's Swindling Rise
Frederick R. Wright, a Concord native, built wealth through flashy club suit schemes and false marriages. His spree spanned Philadelphia Toronto Boston and Providence, involving Grace Mills and multiple companies. After years of deceit his legal troubles catch up as he is jailed for concealed property with support from partners and his wife left to support her mother in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick R. Wright
Columbia Street
Wright
Boston
Concord
Philadelphia
Canada Way
Grace E. Mills
Toronto
Miss Mills
Cambridge
Grace Mills
Providence
United States Merchandise Company
Frank Collingham
Collingham
Wheelman’s Registration Company
Charles Harlow
George E. Ross
Edwin Thayer
H. C. Schervee
Worcester
Mr. Harlow
C. E. Osgood Company
American Wringer Company
Schervee
Bicycle Company
David Taylor Socialist Labor candidate profile in Springfield
The Socialist Labor party declares its Springfield candidate David Taylor born in England 1855 and raised in Maine. His education spans Maine Wesleyan Seminary Harvard Divinity School Antioch Meadville Theological School with a shift from ministry to sociology and labor activism. He dismisses election chances yet pledges ongoing proletarian campaigning and aims to win working class support.
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Socialist Labor Party
Springfield
David Taylor
England
Brighton
Maine Wesleyan Seminary
Kent’s Hill
Divinity School
Harvard University
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Meadville Theological School
Meadville
Penn
Knights of Labor
Boston Central Labor Union
Taylor
Salem Willows Facts Convention at Casino Event
A Salem Willows event titled a Facts Convention will be held at the Casino on Wednesday at 2 p m. Invited speakers and singers include mediums E J Demorest Ella Whitney Jennie J D Conant N J Willis Alice Thorner and Mrs Mott Knight with Mr Dr William Franks Warren Chase and Dr Blakden. The Salem Quartet will provide music and open air band concerts are planned at Willows Park both afternoon and evening.
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Salem Willows
E. J. Demorest
Ella Whitney
Jennie J. D. Conant
N. J. Willis
Alice Thorner
Salem Quartet
the Willows Park
Daniel F Polin Dies After Surgery In Massachusetts
Daniel F Polin, longtime Chelsea resident, died at Massachusetts General Hospital Sunday evening from complications after an operation. He was about 60, a prominent former Democratic figure, served on the Common Council in 1879 and stood as the party’s candidate for the Legislature several times. Services and interment will be in Lawrence, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F. Polin
Chelsea
Massachusetts General Hospital
Democratic Party
Common Council
Lawrence
Mass
Furnishings Highlight New Exchange Club by Jordan Marsh
Praises pour in for the Exchange Club as Jordan Marsh & Co. supplied all carpets draperies shades and linen goods. Linen was exclusive patterns made to order and imported for the club. Silverware also features original patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Exchange Club
Jordan, Marsh & Co
North Shore notes big crowd marks Monday on Crescent Beach
The North Shore column reports a sunny Monday at Crescent Beach with large family gatherings and a notable rise in attendance at the Point of Pines. Roving items include a burglary at J. B. W. Colburn’s Shirley avenue home with silverware valued over 100 dollars, a serious but nonfatal carriage accident on Ocean avenue, and a Winthrop deputation seeking a Washington avenue bridge fill. The Winthrop and Revere park boards met to push a boulevard project from Great Head to the Point of Pines, aiming for a Metropolitan Park Commission hearing.
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Crescent Beach
Point of Pines
Revere
J. B. W. Colburn
Shirley Avenue
Ocean Avenue
William Lee
Dolphin Avenue
William Byrnes
Boston
Lee
Thomas Eskrigge
Winthrop Beach
Stockport
England
Winthrop
Harbor Commission
Washington Avenue
Buchanan Street
Shirley Street
Park Commissioners
Winthrop and
Winthrop Town Hall
John B. Seward
Charles H. Frye
George T. Sleeper
J. J. Malloy
A. W. Cobb
Metropolitan Park Commission
Great Head
North Shore
Dorchester Residents Protest Garbage Plant on Gibson Street
A Dorchester citizens committee petitions Mayor Matthews to reconsider locating a garbage treatment plant on Gibson street within the residential district. They argue it would be a nuisance, devalue Gibson school trust land, and harm public school benefits. Signatories include Charles E. Folsom John A. Tanner E B Callender Gideon N Mansfield and Herbert M Manks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Matthews
Gibson Street
Ereby
Gibson School Trust
Gibson Trust
Charles E. Folsom
John A. Tanner
E. B. Callender
Gideon N. Mansfield
Herbert M. Manks
Exchange Club Visitors Tour Luxurious New Building
About 1000 members and friends inspected the Exchange Club building yesterday during open hours from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. officers attended most of the day while guests were guided by a large staff of servants. Ladies praised the elegant rooms and fine appointments as the house opened again tomorrow with the same hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Last monument to brutal crime torn down in Hanover
The Warden barn in Hanover is being demolished erasing a historic site of a notorious murder. Andrew Warden, father of the murdered girl, is dead and the family has sold the farm as unfamiliar faces appear around former haunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Andrew Warden
Shipping News Mini Almanac Update Tuesday
Shipping news with arrivals and clearances lists steamers and schooners. Vessels arriving include Halifax Pye Tremont Barter Hart and Waltham with several towed barges. Knickerbocker and Ethel Clark report repairs and departures. Coasts, sailings, and cargo barge movements noted among Boston Philadelphia Portland and Newburyport lanes.
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Halifax
Pye
N. S
Tremont
Craig
Portland
S. G. Hart
St. George
McLean
Apalachicott
Neponset
Waltham
Boston
Barter
Port Royal
8. C
Frostburg
Mills
Baltimore
Tug International
Taylor
Philadelphia
Shenandoah
Beechwood
Newburyport
Honeybrook
Durkee
Salem
Mass
Robert Lockhart
Wentworth
Perth Amboy
Buffet
Banter
Brooklyn
Triton
Samuel Spring
Norfolk
Mystic Belle
Newport News
J. F. Merry
Mercury
Garlick
Bridget
Brunette
Mapplebeck
E. Merriam
Merriam
New Carlisle
P. Q
George M. Winson
Cates
Vineyard Haven
R. A. Fisher
Knickerbocker
Brookline
Anderson
Port Antonio
Jam
Ottoman
Helsby
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Stanwood
Yarmouth
J. G. Bay & Co
Progress
Colwell
St. John
N. B
Boston Shipping Company
Spring Hill
Coop
Parrsboro
G. Hall
Elliott, Brown
Charlottetown
P. IL
J. A. Winsor & Co
Barkentine
Ethel Clark
Brinton
Bear River
N. 8
Delong & Seaman
H. M. Whitney
Hallett
New York
Cumberland
Thompson
Eastport
Penobscot
Pierce
Bangor
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
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W. I. Carruthers
W. F. Carruthers
the Post
Saxonville
Union St
H. T
Portland St
Pilghim
Atlas Tack Co
Beacon St
Emma Toilet Bazaar
Tremont St
Gi Su
Manufacturers’ Oil Co
Cleveland, D.ee
Broad St
Raymond Bicycle CO
Charlestown
Columbia Bicycle
A. M. Green
Leica
Atlantic Ave
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Henry Peterson
Charity
Chardon St
Ware
T. M. Ware
India Sq
Frank Phillips
L. Box 23
Swett
Court At
Robertson House
Quincy
Metropolitan Hotel
Brockton
Newaske House
Middleboro
Mon- Aan Aeae
Grace Hart
Agton St. Mash
Astrology
Henry
Porter
Pine St
Washington St
King
Hoom
Hanover St
J. F. Johnson
Tremont Row
Worcester St
Tremont and
Columbus
Third ST
South
Utica St
B. BP. Turner
A. R. Andrews
Court St
C. d
J. Wallin
Dace Harms
Temple Pl
Massachusetts Ave
Erie Telephone & Telegraph
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison Stew
Bost & Alb
Sela
Eeewee
Missouri Pac
NH &H
West End
N &R
Mining
Bost & Mont
Butte & Bost
Franklin Ee
Kearsarge Ee
Osceola
Scrip
Tamarack Sete
Am Tobacco
Dom Coal
Am Sugar Bigve
Bay State Gas
Miscellaneous Stock ‘Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Wolverine Mining
Denison Building and Land
Renchman’s Bay Land
Reece Button Hole
Esinwe Skle
Newport Land
Fort Wayne Electric
Ballou Banking
Boston Ferrale
Wmo
Batopilas Mining
NEW York Stock Sales
Best
Am Expressee
Ms Ll Am
Cot Oil
Dil Atchison
Canada South
Ches & Ouio Serene
Chicago Gas
B& Re
Hocking Valley
Lake Shore
Louis & Nash
Manitoba
Mobile & Ohio
Ny, O& W
Nor & Western
North American
Nor Pac
Northwestern
Rich & W P
St Paul de Ocs Es Tees
St P
Teno C
Toro Pac
Utecheses
Union Pac
Traders’ Stock Exchange
Frederick Wright
THE
North Shore Boulevard
Dorchester Objects
Shipping News
N. P. Doane
Schuylkill
Port Johnson
Stonington
N. J
Harry L. Whiton
Rockport
Pigeon Cove
Julia A. Ward
Essence
W.H. Parker
M.D
Tannte
Atlantic Works
Border St
East
White Star Line
Queenstown
Manry's Lane
Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Red Star Line
Belgium
Antwerp
Brussels
Paris
BE. A. Adams & CO
Cer
Bestox
Warren Line
Bost
Norsemai
Cambrom
Michigan Aus
Ttoman
Kansas l
Pieharlestown
Pier
Kansas
Sagamore
Will Ankburg
Willanloe
Milk Street
Cunard Line
Cunard
Catalonia
Scythia
Pavonia
Bothnia
Cephalonia
Ireland
Scotland
Coupees
Alexander III
American Line
Southampton
London
Pennland
Havre
International Navigation CO
Bowling Green
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
West Point
Staveroom
Tenn. & Ga
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
New England and Savannah Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
New York & New England Railroad
Metropolitan Steamship Company and
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Compane
Barnard, Agts
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Sunset
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
E. E. Currier
N. E
Washington al
E.hawley
T Gen
Broadway
Yarmouth Steamship Co
Nova Scotia
J. F. Spinney
W. H. Eaves
Washington Street
Raymost & Whitcomb
Thomas Cook & Son
Washington Sass John Ge Hall & Co
Chatham Street
Hoosac Tunnel
Custom House
West Harwich
Maia
Hall
Cobb, Hersey & Co
Corner Beach
Lincolnn @tc
Kneeland
Browning, King & CO
Winthrop Hichlands
Floyd & Tucker
School St
New England
iSvé
Norwich
N. Y
N. Rd
Erie R.R
Newburg
Fishkill-on-Hudson
Fropewell Junction
Brewster
Hawleyville
Plainville
Danbury
Bristol
New Britain
Waterbury
Hartford
Rockville
Willimantic
New London
M. Southbridge
Webster
Blackstone
Weensocket
Pawtucket
Valley Fallis
Milford
Franklin
Walpole
Central Division
Boston & Albany Railroad
Needham
Highlandville
Upper Falls
Medfield
Millis
Medway
West Medway
Pascoag
Gro
F. Randolph
J.T. Opell
W. R. Bascocg
G’r
L Pass
Albany
Wagner
Saratoga
Chilcago
M.S. RR
Cincinnati
Big Four
Utica
Toledo
Heston
Ars
Michigan Central R. R
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
New Haven
New York Limited
Boxton
Kneeland St
A. S. Hanson
Municipal AT
City OF
Board of Aldermen of
Board of Aldermen
J. M. Galvin
Yeas
Mourtgageer
Thomas M. Stevens
Stephen Moxon
Suffolk
S. C. Ellis
Westland Avenue
Stepiten Moxon
Mortgagee
Perry & Perry, Attys
Beacon Street
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