Auction sale of Boston property on September 21 1896
Mortgagee forecloses on a Boston parcel tied to Henry Wyzanski. Assignee Meyer Hollander will sell at public auction on September 21 1896 at 11 a.m. subject to a $4000 mortgage, accrued interest, taxes, and assessments. $200 to be paid at sale. Attorney Samuel T. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wysanski
Morris Wyzanski
Abraham Wyzanski
Suffolk
Meyer Holander
Myer Hollander
Boston
Massachusetts
Stillman Street
George 8. Goddard
Sigourney
Samuel Payne
Henry Wyzanski
Joseph Wyzanski
Meyer Hollander
Samuel T. Harris
Tremont Street
Merchants & Miners Steam Sailings and Fares
Shipping notice for Merchants and Miners Transport Co outlining steam ship routes between Boston Baltimore Norfolk Newport News Providence and Baltimore. Schedules show departures from Boston Tuesday Thursday Saturday at 2 pm and from Providence Monday Wednesday Friday at 6 pm. Fares listed for first and second class and round trips, with freight and interstate connections. Office contacts in Boston Providence and Baltimore.
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Merchants & Miners Transportation CO
Boston
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Providence
Mawnart News
Pewee Ewe Sewer
Monetary Conference Letters to the Editor on Paris 1867
A reader asks if the people were represented at the monetary conference in Paris in 1867 and later Brussels or if it was dominated by money interests. The note seeks clarification through the Post’s column.
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Sim
People's” Post
Paris
Brussels
Money Kings
Panic and silver policy split stirs national debate
J S Adams of Waltham argues for remonetization of silver, urging voters to back Bryan or risk panics under McKinley. He claims the U S and Mexico control two thirds of world silver, calls England to align, and warns against gold standard loyalty. He contends a silver revaluation would restore prosperity and global leadership.
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Demon
United States
Mexico
Germany
France
England
India
Bryan
McKinley
Pittsburg
Cornhill
Financial Flurries Recall 1857 Banking Panic Patterns
The article compares current business turmoil to the 1857 crisis, citing speculative bank openings, stock subscriptions by clerks, inflated land values near banks, and failed ventures. It notes rapid bank formation, dishonest bond issuance, and false quotations fueling a moral insolvency that sparked a panic.
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Banks of
New York
J. S. Gibbons
Congress
Can I Exchange Gold For A Silver Dollar At Sub Treasury
A reader asks the editor if gold can be demanded in exchange for a silver dollar or silver certificate at the sub treasury and, if not, what maintains the fixed value of gold and silver dollars. The query is dated August 22 and credited to M. A. Boston.
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Siegeen
Europe
J. S. Adams
Waltham
Mass
Post
M. A
Boston
Letter to the Editor Defends Americans Against Frauds
William T. Roop of Cambridge responds to F. R. Lawrence arguing against free coinage and 63 cent dollars. He accuses Lawrence of using wordplay and misrepresentation to push the gold standard and questions where miners’ profits would come from under silver coinage.
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The
Post
F. R. Lawrence
William T.roop
Cambridge
Why miners receive more than 62 cents per dollar
A reader asks why free coinage makes a silver dollar worth 62 cents to workers but mine owners recover more than 62 cents when their dollars are returned. The question is directed to Frank R. Lawrence and is signed by a woman.
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Post
Frank R. Lawrence
Potter questions Emmons on money supply and interest
Lynn August 21 E H Potter asks Mr John D Emmons how interest rates have fallen since 1873 while money seems scarce. He argues large loan rates reflect earnings and cites limited currency, declining deposits, and a crowded market with little evidence of a silver or gold influx.
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John D. Emmons
Emmons
Tom Reed
Mr. Emmons
Lynn
E. H. Potter
Cockran Speech Critiqued by Burke on Gold Versus Silver
A reader letters critique lauds the oratorical skill of Mr. Cockran but finds his argument weak. The writer disputes his claim that a ten dollar gold piece retains value if all governments demonetize gold and warns that silver demonetization would cut gold value. The letter suggests Cockran hints at aligning with the Hanna trust against wages and questions his stance on low prices.
Silver and wages clash in 1890s debate speech
P A Mulligan writes August 22 urging silver free coinage to raise prices, arguing higher silver boosts farm and factory pay. He decries non producers and highlights wage dependence on market prices, contrasting debtor and creditor nations and urging workers to see silver’s broader impact.
Government can coin money by legal process says W Johnson
In a Boston letter dated August 21, W Johnson argues that money is a legal construct and that government can set its value through law. He rejects miraculous methods but supports the constitutional authority to coin money and determine its value.
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Sir
N. P. H. Maloin
The
United States
Boston
W. Johnson
Miscellene Gas Stock Exchange Listing
Sales reported by Wilson W Fay & Co at 7 State Street show a compact exchange of various companies. The ledger lists multiple mining and electrical firms with share quantities and prices such as McKay Metallic Fastening, American Electric Heating, Geyser Mining, Pioneer Gold, Fort Wayne Electric, and more.
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Rotary Gautier CT
Ieees
McKay Metallic
Saeene
Franklin Mining
Cevecess OM
Mollie Gibson
American Electric Heating
Isccnccateaeceu
Winthrop Shore Land
Altham Inter
Allouez Mining
Wayne Electric
A Pattern for a Dime Sleeves for Coat Jackets
Pattern No 6791 offers two medium sized gigot sleeves for coats. No 1 uses fancy cloth with single seams. No 2 uses mixed cheviot with two seams. Both include under arm smooth portions and inside finishings. Sold for twenty five cents. sizes 36 40 bust and misses sizes 12 14 16. Orders go to New York with a few days delay.
Divorce Complaint for Desertion in Massachusetts 1896
Frances H. Turner of Boston petitions the Suffolk Superior Court for a divorce from Asa Turner of Solomonville Arizona Territory after three years of voluntary desertion beginning March 1878. She claims faithfulness and seeks alimony and appropriate decrees as justice requires.
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Superior Court
Suffolk
Boston
Peet, Miels
Frances H. Turner
Asa Turner
Solomonville
Graham County
Arizona Territory
Bucksport
Maine
Gloucester
Massachusetts
Providence
Rhode Island
Hbellee
A. D
Tfrancos HH. Turner
Notice in libel case before Suffolk Superior Court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts orders libellee Asa Turner to appear in Boston on the first Monday of September to show cause why the libel should not be granted. Public notice requires attested copies by publication in the Boston Post for three weeks and service by mail or personal delivery at least fourteen days before the September date. Clerk: Jos. A. Willard. Attest: Wellington Wells.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Boston
Asa Turner
County of
Boston Post
Jos
A. Willard
Wellington Wells
Middlesex
Ss. Superior Court
A. D
Cambridge
Lbellee
Theo Churd
Theo. C. Hurd
George H. Willis
Public Auction of Eben G Weeks Mortgage Property
Mortgage to North Wind Savings Bank on 1892 deed for Boston Charlestown area to be foreclosed. Property described as lot 33 and part of 34 on plan by Alexander Wadsworth with Haverhill Street frontage, 63 75 feet area, 63,750 square feet, owner Annie K Henderson. Sale Tuesday Sept 15 1896 at 12 noon on premises, subject to unpaid taxes. For details contact North End Savings Bank treasurer Herbert Wells or attorney Wm Williamson.
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Eben G. Weeks
North Wind Savings Bank
Suffolk
Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Charlestown
Alexander Wadsworth
Middlesex
South District
Haverhill Street
H. Williams
Annie K. Henderson
North End Savings Bank
Herbert ©. Wells
Wm. (. Williamson
Pemberton Square
Mocgagee
Mortgagee’s Sale of Hovey Property in South Boston
Phoebe A. McMurphy as assignee and owner will sell at public auction on Wednesday September 9 1896 at two o clock in the afternoon the premises in South Boston bounded by Fourth Street land of J Mason and Asa Mitchell and including a rear passageway the sale subject to unpaid taxes and assessments with $500 payment due at sale. Thomas C. Bachelder solicitor.
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Mary E. Hovey
Aaron E. Hovey
Franklin Savings Bank
City of
Boston
Suffolk
South
Fourth Street
J. Mason
Asa Mitchell
Jonathan Mason
Mary F. Hovey
Phoebe A. McMurphy
Thomas C. Bachelder
Tremont St
Rail schedules from Boston to Maine and beyond
Train departures from Union Station Boston list routes to Portland Augusta Bangor Bar Harbor Concord Manchester St John Halifax St Stephens Conway Glen Crawfords and other points on the Grand Trunk and Maine Central lines plus mail and steamer connections to Castine Deer Isle Sedgwick Bar Harbor and Machiasport with daily and weekday times and Sunday variations.
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Whitefield
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Lancaster
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City Rail Schedules Link New York and Shore Line Services
Timetables show weekday and Sunday departures for New York New Haven Middletown Willimantic Providence and Boston routes. Services include Air Line Limited Palidiver Line and transfers via Maryland Route with numerous daily departures and varied times.
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