Old World Tides in Boston Dr Banks Sermons
The Rev Dr L A Banks at St Johns Methodist Boston centers on the citys immigrant tide in Old World Tides in Boston He warns that rapid foreign influx from southern Europe threatens wages health morals and crime and calls for pre departure exams cleaner tenements and Americanization programs within Boston
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L. A. Banks
John’s Methodist Church
South
Boston
North End
ERIE
New World
America
John M. Langston
Virginia
Washington City
Naples
United States
Europe
Italy
One Wall Street Career Rise and Fall of A. B. Stockwell
The life of Alden B. Stockwell, once dominant on Wall Street, traces from purser on a Lake Erie boat to a powerful figure who controlled Pacific Mail and Atlantic & Pacific, then his decline after 1873 amid stock losses and a subsidy scandal. He later resumed trading, failed again for $200 on the Consolidated Exchange, ending a dramatic career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Stockwell
Consolidated Exchange
Stockwell
Wall Street
Alden B. Stocwell
Painesville
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Elias Howe
Howe
Pacific Mail
Panama
Prince Fortunatus
Pacffc
Europe
Stock Exchange
Consolidated
Carpenter Christ Awakens Labor Hope in Civilized Work
A speaker urges Americanization of workers through humane employment and moral factory life. He calls churches to welcome the toil worn, and notes a Christ and the Magdalene illustration as inspiration for a Monday Christ seen in workplaces and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacker
Christ
the Magdalene
Nazareth
Magdalene
Frances Willard
Jerry Simpson rejects reports of joining Republicans
Washington dispatch cites Kansas Senator Jerry Simpson denying desertion from the Farmers' Alliance. He touts the Alliance's growth, discusses Kelly's apostasy, and notes a planned third party in the South ahead of next year. He praises Southern tours, cites 12,000 black Alliance members in the region, and says white Alliance remains predominantly Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Evening Post
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
Farmers’ Alliance
Republican Party
Kelly
Sub-Treasury
South
Georgia
Atlanta
Athens
Colored Alliance
Ocala
Democratic Party
Irrigation Boom Spreads Through Rio Grande Valley
Special to the Post reports on western irrigation in August. A Kansas style tour notes alfalfa yields of three tons per acre at 13 per ton and potential tens per acre profits. In Maxwell City irrigation extends 25 miles to Vermejo River, with twenty acres thriving where 160 Eastern acres struggle. Santa Fe charms visitors before Wallace delays reveal dam plans near Santa Cruz canyon to irrigate hundreds of thousands of acres along the Rio Grande. Albuquerque grows as a hub with a new eight mile ditch from Tiberias canon boosting city land values.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Chicago
Lamar
Col
West
Taylor
Maxwell City
Maxwell Canal
Vermejo
Middle States
Santa Fe
Wallace
Rio Grande Irrigation and Colonization Company
George R. Brown
Everyody
Tiberas Canon
Raland
N Y Republicans in quandary over state nominations
New York Republicans wrestle with state officer tickets amid factions led by Platt and Miller. Platt forces seek a workable nominee while Miller allies push strategy to control the Legislature. Internal rifts widen with Hill, Tammany, and Brooklyn politics stirring outcomes for governor and other tickets.
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Evening Post
Cornelius N. Bliss
Warner Miller
Platt
Europe
Fifth Avenue
Miller
United States
Wadsworth
Hill
McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Tammany Hall
cLaughlin
Tammany
Chapin
Pierce
McLauchlin
Quay
Republian National Committee
Coogan
Republican National Committee
Money and Stocks in Boston and New York Markets
Boston money markets held firm with 7 percent loan rate while New York funds traded at discounted cash levels. The New York bank statement showed higher loans and lower deposits, reducing available funds and surplus reserves. Clearing House exchanges and stock market activity reflected broad firming despite bear pressure, with rail and utility shares showing mixed moves and foreign selling cited as a risk.
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Boston
New York
Wall Street
Shorts
Richmond Terminal
Europe
Atchisons
New York Stock Sales Reported for Today
Total sales today 58,900 shares versus 256,900 yesterday and 191,100 Maursday. Principal stocks listed with day high and low prices.
New York Financial Market Dull Yet Ends Higher
Money on call easy with 2 percent close. mercantile power dull, supply steady. Sterling exchange quiet. bankers' bills quoted near 4.83 to 4.85. Government and railroad bonds dull to heavy. stock market flat with slight gains and notable activity in Richmond and West Point. Sugar led gains, others small changes. Overall near unchanged to modestly higher by session end.
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Eid
Union Pacific
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Mexican Central
Fitchburg__ preferred
Valmont & Massachusetts
Bell ‘Telephone
Boston & Montana
Allouez
Osceola
Santa Fe
West End
West End Railway Oe
Boston
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Gardner M. Lane
New York Times
Engineering & Mining Journal
Dees
Northern Pacific
Sina
Wisconsin Central
New York
Sterling Exchange
Bears
Richmond & West Point
St. Paul
Atchison, Burlington, Richmond & West Foint
Chicago Gas
Foreim Financial Report From London Exchange
Financial diary notes Consols at 103 percent and state bonds at 29 percent. New York Central 1, Reading 14 percent, Erie 2nd 160, Mexican ordinary 3 60, Paul common 65. Open market discounts 4 1 2 percent. Rente 3 percent at 95 830 centimes. England balance shows 85,000 pounds withdrawn.
Hodist Camp Meeting Opens at Asbury Grove
The Lynn district Methodist camp meeting begins Tuesday afternoon at Asbury Grove with Elder Rev J A Mansfield D D in charge and Evangelist Telford assisting. Rev Dr Coillingeverly will preach the first sermon in the mud afternoon.
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Methodist Church
Lynn
Asbury Grove
J. A. Mansfield
Evangelist Telford
Coillingeverly
Quiet Sunday at Phillips Street Baptist Church
A colored Twelfth Baptichurch on Phillips Street had a quiet forenoon prayer meeting led by ex-Deacon 8 A. G. At forenoon and a China Endeavor Society service in the evening was not held.
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Phillips Street
Yester
A. G
China Endeavor Society
Thomson-Houston declares dividend on common stock
The Thomson-Houston Electric Company announces a dividend of 1 per share on its common stock to stockholders of record at the close of business August 5, 1891. Transfer books will close August 6 through August 15, 1891. By order of the Board of Directors, C. A. Coffin, Treasurer, Boston, July 27, 1891.
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Boston
Court Square
Suffolk
John B. Fitzpatrick
Sheressenger
Warren Colton Mills
Summer Street
Pullman's Palace Car Company
Chicago
Jay
A. & Weinsheimer
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
C. A, Coffln, Treasurate Boston
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Rio Grande
Flatt and Miller
London
Saab
Treasury
Canada
Philadelphia
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New Orleans
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Pittsburg
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
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Portland
Ore
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St. Joseph
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Lexington
Montreal
Can
Halifax
N.S
Houston
Wago
Toronto
N. Yue
S. O
Bostox & Montan
GaLuMer & Hrora
Ning Co
Canadian Pacific
Cuiiaco & Alton S
Chicago & Wrst
Cucano
Buaumeron & Quincy
Gotempts Hockinc Coat
Ikon Co
Ee Nee & Turupwone Co
Fitt & Pete Marquetts & B
Illinois Central RR
Lake Enis & Western RR
Milwaukee, Lak& Shor’ & Wes2ern
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Proctor & Gamble Co
Pullman’s Palace Can Co
Quincy Mining Co
Sr Pau
DuLurTi
Comer
Ohio Central
Wheeling & Lake Ente RR
Eat
Ask Am
Bell Tel
B.U. G
Perry Wee
Eens B. & M. RK
L . Ta. Sane Ares
Anne
Eastern
L. E
St. L
M. HH
Do Ist Inc
Con, Inc
N.Y
Esas Wis
Cent Sass
PAC
Cereese Coors
Bost, & Alby
Host
Loow
Wewnes Ees
Maine
Seer
Fitchburg
Flint & B. M
Maine Central
Alionez
Alont
Etee Als
NEW York Stock Sales
Specialty Mfg Corporation
Universal Cash Register CO
Advertiser Building
LF. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
LOWES
Rans
Alton & I. H
Ween
Aeee
Central Pacific
CacSeOenekays
Saaneeee
Cinada Pacts
Lowa
Chads South
Ast Press
Alulon
Nah & E. I
Sane
Den
Fenn
Green Bay
Great Northern
Illinois
Kings
Penn
Lake Shore
Mobile
Ohio
Eae Mo. Pac
Man
Mem. & Ch
Ms Inn
Pacs
New
Alb
DASL
Y. Central
N.y.neh
Hoesenee
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todDay
Rock Island
W. P
St. Oma Tl
Texas Pacific
Paulie
Gulf
Wis
W.U
Loo
Oe United & Tals
Seer Kearsar
Asee National
Tamarack
Land Companies
AB Wall
Aha East Hoston
Prasklin
French Bay
Jamolug
Avetich
Newpolbs
S Sateen
Lj Sullivan
Winthrop
Weer
Wollaston
Bell
New England
Lamson
Tee Pall
Pal
Carsess
Am. Ugar R
Wanne Eles
Illinois Steel
Aeee Asae Lead Trust
Thom-H
Enkl
NEW York Financial
S. L. Ga
Limp
Tex
P. Mob
Tex. P. K
Sbtr
U. Pac
Lonag
J.C
W. Shore
Nor. Pa
Feat & Belcher
Ontario
Crown Fotal
Polosl
Ewe
Col. Coal
Gould & Curry
Quicksilver
Hocking
SAN Ancisco
Best
Opnil
Cala
Potosi
Crown Point
Sierra Nevada
Eureka Con
Union
Gould
Curr
Iis
Foreim Financial Reports
Kier, Peabody & CO
Is. Mercantile and
Cxts
Messrs
Bing, Brothers & Co., Limited
Calinia
Choice
Fastern Electric Cable Co
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Thomson-Houston Electrc Co
Ft. Wayne Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Co
European Welding Co
Detroit Electric Co
F. W. Prescott & Co
Massachuetts
Messengen
Noric
OTIC
Biloskie & Pinanski
Samuel Grinberg
Stockholders’ Meeting
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