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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1895

Page

5

Wage agitation rises in Fall River textile unions

In Fall River Aug 14 executives of the Carders Spinners and Weavers unions push for a wage restoration to pre 1893 levels. They cite improving trade and large dividends as justification for immediate raises from 18 to 51 cents per cut. Weavers union plans large open meeting to seek voluntary gains.

Faliu River Whitehead New Bedford Tansey Carders Howard Weavers

AFL Moves to Organize Tobacco Workers Across the South

The American Federation of Labor presses organized drives for tobacco workers, denying K of L control. Latest Indianapolis notice reports Nuil-Williams factory in Louisville with 309 workers chartered, signaling thousands more joinings and broader efforts beyond the South including the Lorrilard works.

Workman Sovereign Knights of Labor Associated Press Post Sovereign New York K. of L American Federation of Labor Indianapolis Nuil- Williams Louisville Nuil--Williams American Federation Lorrilard Tobacco Works

West Shore manager sails. craft news and wreck recovery update

W F Wilson, general manager of the West Shore line, sails Aug 7 on the Lancastrian to Liverpool after a hotel presentation of a diamond pin. Other notices cover steamer withdrawals for Montreal, a London arrival of the siegner Baltimore rescuing five crew, and V en t ian wreck work detailing boiler use, timber salvage, and a bold advertising campaign on the vessel.

W. F. Wilson West Shore Line Leyland Line Lancastrian Muir Liverpool Young’s Hotel E. W. Woodcock Chicago Wilson Angleman Lewis Warren Line Boston Montreal Scotsman Johnstone Line Siegner Baltimore Beezley Fom London Baltimore Cleveland Folkestone Duffield David H. Smith Atlantic Avenue Nathaniel Appleton Continental Loan Massachusetts State Street Walter Wettergreen Philip Carlstroen Captain Johnson Water Watch William L. Green Port Au Prince Hayti New York George W. Townsend Knights Templars

Dr Lougest & Co European Galactic Cure Ad

Dr Lougest and Company claim 35 years of practice and offer cure for Gleet urethral discharges impotence seminal weakness gravel stricture nightly emission general nebilite and other nervous complaints. They advertise a free constitution and correspondence treatment with a small book sent for 2 cents.

Louest & Co Httle DR. Lougest & CO Columbus Ave Boston Mass

North Atlantic squadron to aid wreck demolishment in harbor

The North Atlantic squadron will be in the harbor late this month and could finish demolishing the wreck quickly if permitted. War vessels on board would gain valuable gun practice. The steamer City of Macon arrived from New York and proceeded to Philadelphia and Savannah in place of the regular City of Augusta due to a wheel casting delay. The Leyland line’s new long steamers require wharf repairs in East Boston. Steamer Wooler has nearly finished unloading flax at Grand Junction and will go to Cuba directly after a brief Philadelphia call. Bark Eleanor M Williams bound for Matanzas was towed to New York after a collision east of Davis South Shore lightship. the Stuttgart sustained no damage. The Landsman.

North Atlantic Squadron City of Macon New York Philadelphia Savannah City of Augusta Ocean Line Boston Leyland Line Wooler Archangel Russia Grand Junction Cuba Eleanor M. Williams Corvett Matanzas Stuttgart Bremen Davis South Shore

Locomotive Makers Form Electric Motive Combination

Baldwin Locomotive Works teams with Westinghouse Electric to develop electric locomotives for railroads. Beav er County Pennsylvania jails 21 for train jumping as disputes over who pays paupers and criminals arise. Chicago fruit traffic complains ventilated cars fail to ice fruit. only 30 ventilated loads reached Chicago versus 844 refrigerators. Two 8 year olds arrested in New York for throwing stones at trains, bonded $1000 each. Brooklyn trolley to run excursion cars and storage battery lines with fifty mile ranges. Alameda County plans a fifty mile electric freight line. New England Roadmasters meet in Boston September 18 19. Baltimore & Ohio sells watermelon cargo at auction. San Diego plans transcontinental railroad San Diego Pacific Eastern. Boston & Maine to bring church group to Nantasket and back. General Schofield travels to Bar Harbor.

Baldwin Locomotive Works Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company Beaver County Penn Chicago Southern Pacific New York Moll Railroad Gazette Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn Fourth Street Madison Avenue Paris Birmingham Eng Alameda County Cal New England Roadmasters’ Association Revere House Boston Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Baltimore San Diego San Diego, Pacific & Eastern Railroad George W. Vroman Boston & Maine Railroad First Primitive Church of Lowell Nantasket Schofield Bar Harbor

St Vincent de Paul Picnic in Salem

The St Vincent de Paul Society of St James parish holds its annual picnic at Centennial Grove in Essex county tomorrow to aid the parish poor. Also reported is the disappearance of 11 year old Andrew Garvie from 1 Fayette street, missing since late July with blue eyes light hair and a striped shirt waist.

Salem St. Vincent de Paul Society St. James's Parish Centennial Grove Essex County Andrew Garvie Fayette Street Garvie

Bunker Hill Club Plans Daly Reception in Charlestown

The Bunker Hill Social Club in Charlestown schedules a Friday evening reception for Daniel F. Daly of Ward 3 to publicly endorse him. club officers James F. Anderson president J H Keith vice president and W F Quigley secretary coordinate the event.

Bunker Hill Charlestown Daniel F. Daly Ward 3 Daly James F. Anderson J. H. Keith W. F. Quigley

Ragged Market Notes and Copper Rise Amid Gold Shifts

A turbulent market report shows dull U S trading with tobacco weakness and gold shipment effects depressing prices. Copper gains mix with a Humboldt Copper extension vote and Merced and Santa Ysabel stock moves noted, while the Whiskey Trust sale adds to reorganizational momentum.

Reorganization notices for stock assessment instalments

The remaining instalments of the stock assessment under the Reorganization agreement are due to depositaries by July 10 1895 for the 2nd instalment of 3 per share August 19 1895 for the 3rd instalment of 2 per share and September 191th 1895 for the 4th instalment of 2 per share. Penalties apply for late payments and forfeit rights of depositary holders.

Boston Stock Exchange Daily Prices and Close

Official report lists the day’s highest and lowest prices and the closing figures with bid and asked quotes.

Boston Stock Exchange

Shipping News Mini Almanac August 15

Shipping notices list arrivals from London and Bristol and domestic ports including Steamer Baltimore Steamer Greenbrier and Steamer Micmac with merchandise and passengers to John G Hall Co William Johnston & Co and Furness Withy Co Others cleared include Hindoo Caspian Abana Neva and Myra for various ports Also reported are schooners and tugs with cargos and pending sailings and positions at sea with navigational coordinates and vessel routing.

Baltimore Ee Moe London William Johnston & Co Greenbrier Trinick Furness Godfrey Gloucester George M. Winslow Norton Edgewater Joshua Lovett Magee Weehawken Woodside Troy Nellie M. Slade Bartlett Salem Mass Louisa J. Selig Cann Fajardo Whitney Poussin Vinton DeLong Corsica Hickey St. John N. B Urbain B Pothier Belleveau Cove Nellie Reid Reid Wallace Marcia Bailey Cole Columbia Falls Ripley Heath Sarah Hill Blake Rockport George R. Bradford Littlefield A. H. Harding Card Newburyport Hindoo Wing New York Caspian Gordon Bridgewater Abana Floyd Genius Chute Annapolis N. S Neva Delory Port Mulgrave Myra Olmstead Carrie Strong Strong Union Island John A. Beckerman Robbins Pool’s Landing Norfolk

Notice of administration of Thomas Silk estate

The subscriber Margaret Silk of Boston is appointed administratrix of the estate of Thomas Silk late of Boston Suffolk deceased intestate. She has given bond as required. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to Margaret Silk Admr Boston August 13 1895.

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Middlesex Mary E. Daniels Cambridge Sarah Jr. Hooper Charles J. McIntire Esquire W. E. Rogers Suffolk William P. Chase Boston Mary G. Chase Boston Post John W. McKim Elijah George Register Thomas Silk Margaret Silk Admr J. Sheldon Cartwright Winthrop David J. Cartwright Dorchester Cartwright Electric Company Court House Pemberton Square Joseph P. Silsby, JR

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