East Boston Land Boom Fueled by New York Buying Interest
The New York market shows mixed activity with East Boston Land drawing heavy attention. Little Tiger stock surges on curb demand and a Rockefeller-backed prospect hints at Cripple Creek-like riches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Littl
Tiger
New York Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
Metropolitan Traction
Shorts
United States Oil
Standard Oil
East Boston
Mexican Telephone
Little Tiger
United States Mining
Centennial Eureka Mining Company
Salt Lake City
United States Mining Company
EH. A. Clark
Banty
Cripple Creek
Crystal Wedding and Birthday in Beached Society
At Cot Hill Winthrop Beach a surprise informal celebration united the crystal wedding of Mr. and Mrs. George Lowell Tracy with the birthday of Mrs. Tracy. Hosts organized music and collation as guests, including Mr. and Mrs. EB Mise and many local notable names, attended a stylish season event with elegant gifts and refined entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal
Mrs
George Lowell Tracy
Winthrop Beach
R. Tracy
EB. B. Mise
M. W. Drake
Whittier
H. C. Schafer
N. G
B. BE. G. Draper. Wood
Wilfrid A. Wethe
R. Crosby
My Clothier Presents Free Band Concert At Hanover Street
A large open air crowd gathered last night on Hanover and Portland streets for a free band concert by My Clothier. Stewart's Military Band under Emil Mollenhaver performed a popular program to loud applause. Next Friday September 1 the First Regiment Band of Boston directed by Frank L Collins will play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Portland
Stewart’s
Emil Mollenhaver
First Regiment Band of
Boston
Frank L. Collins
Allen Family Reunion Draws Members Across States
The second annual So ciety of Descendants of Walter Allen reunion was held at Lake Lashara y Park East Brookfield with members from three states. Walter Allen, founder in Newbury Mass 1640 later moved to Watertown Farms, now Weston. The society grew to fifty four members and aims to reunite the dispersed kin. President Walter Allen of New Haven presided and was thanked. Officers elected include President William Henr llen of Boston and vice presidents Fr a ken of Turners Falls Louis Hasck of mabur WN. Y. Dr J arding Alien Barre Mass and others.
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Society of Descendants
Walter Allen
Lake Lashaway Park
East Brookfield
Newbury
Mass
Watertown Farms
Weston
Atlantic
Pacific
New Haven
Newermeres
Allen H. Bent
Boston
William Henr Llen
Frakien
Turners Falls
Louis Hasck
Mabur
WN. Y
J. Arding
Labor Day Parade Orders From Marshals and Chiefs
General order directs marshals and chiefs of staff to report at morning Labor Day parade routes. Trades division, union sections, and volunteers will move along Boylston and Dartmouth streets toward Beacon Hill. Commanded to report area sizes and preparation to elite marshal for guiding the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Rendsare
Dartmouth Sear
Artsass
Blent
Fenny Atreet
Lef Mars al
Dan McDon Chiet
Bravery Rewarded Noted in General Orders
General orders from headquarters commend a Reserve Officer for bravery. The report highlights an act of courage at a station and notes the officer’s commendation for exemplary conduct. The brief item confirms recognition by command.
East Boston Woman Surprised In London Street Incident
A fragmentary East Boston report describes a woman surprised by an event on a London street involving several individuals. Details are unclear due to the damaged text but names such as Francis and Nees appear among possible participants.
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East Boston
Francis
Gurpeieed
Howe
London Street
John
Wotan
Iron Works Sold Up Far Into 1000 Shipments Higher Than Year
Dur & Co. notes demand dominates actual use with little speculation. Shipments exceed prior years as iron works push 900 units sold and beef, cotton, leather, and wool advance amid tight supply. Prices rise across rails, pig iron, coke, and horseshoes as production struggles to meet immense orders.
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New York
Weekly Review of Trade
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brewth
Texas
Amercan
Scott
Trade trends brighten as fall demand grows in 19th century note
Bradstreet's reports steady demand and price strength across iron steel cereals leather and cotton goods. Fall market activity rises with Northwest reports and robust cash demand for wheat corn and refined sugar declines sparking a renewed sugar war. Bank clearings rise while beef cattle and wool markets show strength amid high wool prices and active textile demand.
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New York
Bradstreet
Northwestern
Neill
Fall River Mills
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Newgate
Gore Fae
Four Crew Rescued From Harsh Open Waters
Four crew members Morris Fitsgeragd James Murphy James Beoth ers and Willtiam Fitsgerald of the Mary A Whalen endured 64 hours at sea with no shelter food or water before rescue by Captain Jenkin aboard the Charlie of Gloucester. They arrived yesterday morning in Mosten and were greeted ashore by Captain im and townspeople.
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Eixty
Morris Fitsgeragd
James Murphy
James Beothers
Willtiam Fitsgerald
Mary A. Whalen
Jenkin
Charlie
Granite Workers Strike Grips Local Quarry Sector
A strike by twenty granite workers disrupts operations at a local quarry as labor action grinds on. Affected crews include timber and stone teams, with management noting stoppages and seeking negotiation to resume shipments.
First real stand up fight in Ward 10 over Bates Guild rift
In Ward 10 last night Bates supporters seized five ward committee seats from Guild allies. Charles Clerke was ousted as chairman as ex Councilman Kinney and ten others reorganized the committee and elected Senator Charlee H. Innes to fill the vacancy. Innes denounces Clerke as ungrateful while Bates expect a Bates and Innes delegation win.
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Bates and Guild
Bates
Charles
Kinney
Hotel Pieza
Columbus Avenue
Joseph Romimus
Guild
Perlie Dyar
Clerke
Charlee H. Innes
Joesph Wharton
Wilbur Campbell
Senator Innes
Innes
Sands
Ity
Republican Committee
Kinney Morry
Kine
W. D. Wright
Gary Grotem
Charles H. Innes
S Minney
W. M. Longe
William
D. Wright
H. Harep
W. B
William A. Byrne
G. Macener
Fred A. Davis
Representative Clerke
Post
Dyar
Senate
John Ll. Bates
Eays
Ward 10
Rct
Major Dyar
Batesmen
Quinns held up by four in uniform at East Cambridge
Edward J. Quinn, living at 376 Cambridge Street, East Cambridge, was robbed after being attacked by four men in uniform who had fled the scene. Police found the suspects nearby and Quinn was taken to Joy Street station for questioning.
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Uncle Sam
Navy Yard
Edward J. Quinn
Santa
Robert Green
John P. Heffernan
Cambridge Street
East
Cambridge
Carey
M. J. McDonough
Charlies
Cambridge Streets
T Street
Quinn
Joy Street
Rebbey
Feult Street
Bridge Street
Ahere
Gunn
Desirability of Continuity for Emergency Hospital Work
A Boston Post editorial argues it is desirable that the institution performing Emergency Hospital work continue its mission or have a suitable successor. It asserts that the vital work should not be allowed to disappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Galvin
Dr. Galvin
Amy
Quincy
Boston Post
Trustees Press Down Town Ambulance Station Plan
A Boston hospital trustees communication urges immediate creation of a downtown relief station near business areas to provide prompt care for accident and illness. They propose a staffed facility with on site equipment to stabilize patients before transfer to City Hospital or return home, seeking $27,000 yearly maintenance.
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G. W. Gay
Boston
Per
Sceideot
Ney
Spain
Suey
Nocconbir
Pueda
Frellef
Mit
New York
Iceland
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Bedis
Prem
John C. Watson
Boston & Albany
New York Central
Vanderbilts
East Bostow
East Boston Company
Vanderbilt Alliances
East Boston Comny
Caan
Uae
York
Columbie
Sapien
Boston Consolidated
Newland Gas & Coke
Mayflower
Fortune
Downing
Catalpa Mining Company
Exchange
Boston Board
Brown, Riley & Co
Bonanza
Houghton
Mich
Boston News
J. F. Hambitzxuric
Lake
Wahalla
Plutus
Pinkham
Copper Queen Mining CO
Stis
F.W. Hill
State St
Joshua Brown & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Seeree
Maine
Enee
Ito
Abe
Mt Tr
Pesces
Santa Ysabel
Evroseoes
United States
Dsave Victoria
Ig Chemical
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
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Eeneeeer Ip Estate
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Ining
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Bales - Low Atchison
Gentral
Gila
Loain
Aware & Hudson
Erie
Valley Esteee
Kaniy Pitts & Gua & Nag
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Ohio
Eseneseeae
Pereetene Central
Colorado
Fuel & Ison
Rapid Wait
Continental Tobacco
Severs Rt
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Genertt
Western Union
Votable Society
EVERT
Allen Family Reunion
Shuman
The
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the Workingman
City of
A. Bhuman
Gay
Rowe
Barry
Kiley
Common Council
Hosital
Mr. Shuman
Boston City Hospital
T Hospital
Pasvae Council
Crpital
Tal
Sania Port
Curtin
New England Mutual
Sutme E6
Isporer Sreeepee Vere
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