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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1899
Page
4
The note describes plans for a 40-ton Matte smelter and a fully equipped mill at Gold Hill, with stock trading lightly and various market updates. It reports on copper and coal stocks, ore yields, and company progress, including a pay chute at depth and drifting in rich ore.
The report details stock activity and ore value with a focus on Atchison and Gold Hill operations. The company holds 12 ties at Gold Hill Wyoming and has sold treasury stock to raise funds. Ore value is stated as 90.62 with mining costs noted, and interest grows in copper prospects.
The fragment notes a listing involving Sarai Ereames, Howard, Cro Crosby and Co at a location described as Sasteer Staat. No further readable details clarify the event or outcome.
The Commonwealth pressed claims against James McFlynn and Maude D. Snow in Boston Superior Court. With no defense, the case was continued. The government seeks interest and principal on a $24,000 mortgage held by McFlynn, one of Scollans's sureties, until the $8,000 bail judgment is fully paid.
Mr Red wealthy contractor and Newfoundland railway owner arrives at Belle Isle. He will be joined by Sir William Van Horné H M Whitney President Shaughnessy and Senators Fox Keen. Directors of Dominion Iron and Steel inspect Belle Island hematite deposit for Cape Breton smelting works. Ore mining target is 4000 tons daily with 26,000,000 tons in sight plus submarine reserves.
The Rev Mervin Webster, preaching at Paisley Falls New York last December, married a woman whose beauty haunted him. He later learned she was an adverturess and she died by suicide. Webster, from a prominent family, is now said to be deranged after recent public raving about those eyes.
Five soldiers were killed and ten wounded when gendarmes clashed with disappointed Cuban troops in Cuevitas as paydays dragged on. Captain Baliat was wounded, US troops protected Col. Moale, and order was restored by Gen. Castillo. Inaccurate lists sparked anger as payments resumed under guard.
Israel Ginsberg of New York was arraigned in Municipal Criminal Court on a non support charge for his wife and two children. He admitted living with another woman in New York while his wife and child were in Boston. A $20 fine was imposed for the benefit of his wife and the judge warned of harsher action if he defaults again.
Mrs James Kenny leads high society at Congress Hall with debutante Miss May Kenny during Saratoga season. May Kenny, expert whip and Parisian educated, models elegant gowns described as pale blue sash and white muslin with ruffles. Mrs Kenny wears superb gowns and jewels, appearing stately and youthful beside her daughter.
George Lenhardt of Cleveland and Miss Cora Hoff man planned a large wedding in Masbilon Ohio on August 2 but Cora vanished with the diamond ring and wedding funds. Mrs Hoff man suspects she left with Jacob Hill of Canton and may be with Mrs Hill.
Large throngs of excursionists crowd the North Side of the wharf at State and Ann streets for a Gloucester trip aboard the steamer line. A good orchestra provides music as boats set sail, with passengers enjoying a pleasant day on the water.
Democratic caucuses will be held in Boston on September 16 to choose delegates for the State councillor and editorial conventions election caucus and to nominate candidates for party offices. The text includes garbled phrases and unreadable segments.
Reed's would be successor in Biddeford Maine A Roberts announced as Democratic candidate for Congress in the First District was arrested for en embezzlement in Portland The complainant is George A Guptill Roberts pleaded not guilty in Municipal Court and the case was continued The amount mentioned in the warrant is $60 Roberts furnished bail and was released
The Famous Clothing House at 590 to 594 Washington Street corner Hayward Place opens today. Proprietor S Aronson and manager George B Brine promise honest service and a first class to medium line with extensive ground floor and basement space over 10000 square feet and a grand central aisle.
The Nantasket line boats run almost every half hour from Rowe's Wharf to Nantasket and Pem Dderton. The famous resort is at its most attractive this season, and a harbor sail provides a premier excursion.
The Supreme Court convention of Foresters of America held in Detroit on August 28 elected Thomas I. Ford of Pennsylvania as supreme chief ranger C Regan of California as supreme sacheine ranger Thomas F. Donahue of Rhode Island as supreme treasurer E M McMurtry of rotary Gam ual B. Morrins 0 3 ts as suprem 1
A parade of touring troupes and new openings fills Boston venues. Sporting Life rehearsals in New York proceed for a Boston Theatre debut next Thursday August 31. Roland Reed in His Father's Boy opens box office today at the Boston Museum. Way Down East returns to Tremont Theatre next Monday. Cast members from last season rejoin. The Grand Opera House kicks Labor Day with Graham Southern Specialty and Cake Walk company. Phe-Sporting Duchess draws crowds at Castle Square. run extended one week. Everett Trio features acrobatic acts at Keith's. Frohman brings On and Off to Hollis Street Theatre for Labor Day. Mie Fifi debuts at Park Theatre September 4 with promise of joyous autumn. Tom Ryan’s Irishman sketch at Howard draws laughs. Chimes of Normandy at Nantasket rounds out week. Fra Diavola replaces Bohemian Girl next week. The Sorrows Picnic leads Austin Stone’s musical comedy with cake walking. Girl in the Moon leaves the Boston Theatre vestibule in three days. Balloon ascensions at Chu, First Regiment Band, Austin’s dogs, miniature railway, and ice fountain highlight more attractions. Jules Levy performs at the Point of Pines daily. musical festival ends Sunday. Eugene Canfield and Kitty Mitchell feature this week at the Pines. Crowds at Norumbega praise Cosmopolitans as top vaudeville program in rustic venues.
Crowded Winthrop line steamers depart Boston for Salem Willows with women and children enjoying affordable pleasures. The North Shore scenery and open air attractions promise a pleasant voyage, featuring a lively vaudeville by Jo Willows’ orchestra.
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