Inquiries to Boston Post on New England Stocks
Answers to inquiries about listed and unlisted New England stocks and bonds will be provided weekly by the Boston Post financial editor. The column will be impartial and based on available data, but the Post does not guarantee accuracy nor give market forecasts. Inquiries must include full name and street address for response.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Financial
The
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
Money supply questions on cash loans and reserve system
The reply analyzes how the reserve system may reduce the cash to loans ratio from 18 percent and estimates potential cash release between 275 million and 465 million dollars. It notes the role of the gold fund and emergency currency, and observes that many factors affect cash availability, including international flows and bank participation in the system.
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Federal Reserve System
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
United States
United States Metal Products
Militancy and Morals Topic Sparks Boston Talk
Professor Charles Zueblein of Boston spoke at Ford Hall on militancy and morals. He described bored rich young women who refuse to be butterflies as a hopeful sign, saying they care less for voting and more for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zueblein
Boston
Ford Hall
Militarism and suffragettes clash over methods and impact
The speaker notes militancy as a protest born from businessmen seeking glory and frames suffragettes as on a productive path when targeting government ministers. He criticizes smashing private property, blasting the A F of L and TW W for labor upheaval, and warns that sabotaging machinery harms civilization, urging stronger forces now more than ever.
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Great Britain
TW. W
Runaway Horse Injures East Boston Fireman
Edward Montgomery 82 a fireman at Engine 5 Marion Street was thrown when the horse attached to his wagon bolted on Meridian Street East Boston yesterday. He was taken to East Boston Relief Hospital with injuries not believed fatal.
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Meridian Street
East Boston
Edward Montgomery
Iengine
Marion Street
Revere
Government would bar biased school books for Indian schools
Washington December 27 Commissioner Sells of the Indian Bureau announced an order to remove from use in government run Indian schools any books that classify the Indian as Mongolian or refer to him in a way other than as a distinct race. The move aims to ensure neutral treatment in official curricula.
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Washington
Commissioner Sells
The
Indian Bureau
Lucky to Be Asked Precise Boarding Mistress
An exchange in the Christian Register depicts a boarding scene where a mistress asks Mr. Blunt if she should offer more chicken. He declines politely, adding that if she can tender the portion already served, it would be greatly appreciated.
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Mr. Blunt
Christian Register
Market Review and Outlook for 1914 Stock Movement
A weekly market survey notes a broad downturn in railroad averages to their lowest levels since May 1908, with industrials sliding yet staying above July 30. Bulls see bearish news priced in and anticipate a rebound once pegs are removed, while cheap money and easing credit hint at an industrial boom as the New Year approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Utah
Nashua
N. H
Steel Corporation
Gary
New York
Barron interview sparks debate on democracy and militarism
In a letter to the Post a reader comments on Clarence W. Barron and his four column interview from Europe. The writer argues England and allies seek to crush militarism and autocracy, not exterminate Germany, and warns of future burdens from a strengthened navy and army. Dec. 24, 1914.
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Post
Clarence W. Barron
Boston News Bureau
England
Barron
Germany
Europe
William
Lfe
Russia
Japan
France
Horoies
India
Africa
Army and Navy
Mr. Barron
Great Britain
Trish
Pia
Warmer Weather Returns After Record Cold Dec 27
After a three day cold snap, Boston forecasters predicted relief as temperatures rose. The local weather bureau recorded zero at 3 AM making December 27 the coldest such date in its history.
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Boston
Atlantic
Cold Wave Sweeps Eastern U S Delaying Transit and Sparking Fires
Frigid temperatures from Florida to Maine produced 28 and 22 degree readings at Norfolk and Richmond and 3s at Jacksonville as the day began. By night Boston rose to 24 after a zero start, with rail and streetcar service slowed, fires blamed on the cold, and a light afternoon snow flurry.
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United States
Florida
Maine
Norfolk
Richmond
Jacksonville
Fla
Boston
Heater Blast Endangers Everett Man at Home
Howard Ford of 278 Ferry Street Everett awoke to freezing quarters and frost on the windows. He started a hot water furnace fire, an explosion followed, the tank front burst, he was knocked unconscious and severely cut. He was gravely injured and taken to Whidden Hospital.
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Howard Ford
Ferry Street
Everett
Ford
Whidden Hospital
Dying of Pneumonia After Exposure
Giovanni Gennotti of 50 Battery Street is at Relief Hospital with pneumonia from exposure. Found by police on the Battery Street station steps early yesterday morning he was moved to hospital and placed on the dangerous list. Gennotti is 55 years old.
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Giovanni Gennotti
Battery Street
Gennotti
Relief Progress in Belgium Aid Efforts Reported
The first official relief report from London details aid to Belgium through December 7. Four ships totaling 31,881 tons arrived at Rotterdam, aiding 11 provinces and eight large cities, with 386 clothing packages and 191 medical supply packages included, plus lumber for shelter. Brabant led in distribution with 13,537 tons, Liege and Namur followed with 3,585 tons, while Hainault faced severe shortages despite 2,282 tons of food being delivered there.
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New York
Commission For Relief
Belgium
London
Rotterdam
Holland
Brabant
Brussels
Louvain
Liege
Namur
Hainault
Mons
Charleroi
Chimay
Hainauit
East Flanders
West Flanders
Luxembourg
Everett High Player Survives Gas Fumes in Garage Accident
Eugene McDonald an Everett High School football player on the '12 and '18 teams nearly died from gasoline fumes in a small yard shed garage. He was unconscious over half an hour while Dr Alva Warren treated him. Charles Rose and James De Plantia also fainted as fumes filled the air in the nearly air tight 15 by 15 foot space.
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Everett
Eugene McDonald
Charles Rose
Earnest Street
Roxbury
James de Plantia
Alva Warren
Broadway
McDonald
W. J. McDonald
Worcester
Magrath Reappointment Blocked by Walsh Opposition
The dispute over Dr. Magrath’s reappointment grows as opponents led by Daniel J. Kiley push to deny renewal. The Governor now favors holding him accountable and may appoint two extra medical examiners for Suffolk county. The executive council nears year end and may name officials to the Excise Commission and Board of Public Utilities. Joseph B. Eastman is eyed for the railroad board and Alexander Whiteside for the Excise Commission.
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Martin M. Lomasney
Daniel J. Kiley
Lomasney
Magrath
Suffolk
Dr. Magrath
Suffolk County
Executive Council
Excise Commission
Board of Public Utilities
Joseph B. Eastman
Railroad Board
Alexander Whiteside
Eastman Named Public Franchise Leader Faces Rail Opposition
Anti railroad advocate Mr Eastman, a young lawyer linked with the Public Franchise League, is noted for a strong grasp of railroad issues. His appointment has sparked substantial opposition from some financial interests who say he has consistently opposed railroads and may not align with their concerns.
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Eastman
Public Franchise League
Politician Rumors Stir Over Appointments and Port Funds
The governor weighs excise commissioner candidates including Whiteside a State street lawyer while ex mayor Fitzgerald and Mayor Curley press for others. Hearings continue on E Gerry Brown’s loan charges. Port board probes 9 million dollar development funds and exposes haphazard contracts under the old directors.
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Whiteside
State Street
Fitzgerald
William J. Carlin
Curley
Fred Bolton
Daniel W. Lane
William P. Fowler
Business Directory Fragments From Boston Listings 1850s
A dense OCR style list catalogs dozens of Boston firms across trades. Entries note addresses on Federal, Causeway, Washington, and other streets, including bindery, casting, printing, electric, clock, garment, and furniture suppliers. The fragment-like page preserves vendor names such as Booth, Meade, and Quincy with street numbers and specialties.
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United States Metal Products Company
BSE
North Easton
New York Central
Mattapan
ICES
Butte & Superior
Epping
Butte & Superior Copper Company
Butte Camp
Massachusetts Corporation
ORLER
Boston and Vicinity
O., Inc
Devonshire St
Kelsey Company, Inc
Karry
Kelsey
Island Creek Coal Company
Island Creek Coal Gem
Mary
W. Batchelder
Professor Zueblein
Goldfield
Field & Fay
Maes
Aloof
Bai
Gasolene Fames
Eugene M'Donald
Everett High
Walsh
Brown
E. Gerry Brown
Mr. Brown
McSweeney
Boston Real Estate Exchange
Board of Port Directors
Boston Mailing Co
Atlantic Ave
Poole Printing Co
Causeway St
Union Paste Co
Congress St
George W. Miles
Jonis Bassill
Beach
Birt
Macy Co
Boylston
Berkeley
Burnham Antique Book
Cornhill
Colesworthy
T’k
Main
Apple Receivers
Kingman & Hearty, Inc
Fancul Hall
Arthur W. Otis
Commercial St
W. H. Phelps & C
Washington St
Miss J. (. White
Bromfield
Milne & Chalmers Co
Summer St
Poston Artificial Limb Co
Tremont St
Fisk & Arnold
Boylston Place
Nightingale & Childs Co
Congress St. Anto
Cire
Wacon
Mfrs
Supplies Landers Pros
Pearl St
Geo.t. Hoyt & Co
South Market St
Robert Miller & Co
State St
C. Wi
Ratchelder & Co
Weddinse
GSA
MacDonald
Bennett, Cor
John Robbins Mfg. Co
Kneeland St
Roston Renalia Co
Wash
B. L. Makepeace
Yoo
Barnard & Co
Federal St. Hub
Cornhill Estat
Aluminum Co
RE. Rogers
Beach St. Tel
B. McGann & Sons Co
Portland St
Rob't Harrison Co
First St
B. Studebaker Corp
Ameriten
Sudbury St
Hood & Son
Bromfield Inn
Bromfield St
Lombardy Inn
Napoli
Friend St
Province House
Province St. Woodbury
Devonshire
Clapp & Co
Tel. Hay
Reston Casting Co
Pear St
Matthew Z. Sheehan
Peach St
Thomas J. Flynn & Co
George G. Quincy & Co
Otis St
Am. Teacue Clear Co
Ciears—Johnson Private Stock
Johnson & Co
Federal St
Seth Thomas
Daniel Prattson
Wranklin St
Tower and Watchman
F. Howard Clock Co
Louis Rothstein
Atkinson Mercantile Agey
Tremont
Bide
Coleman Bros
Pearl and Marginal
Chelsea
W. H. Ellis & Son Co
Meridian St
Chas. N. Miller
Traverse, Cor
Beverly
Steel Casting Co
Drugs and Chemicals
Fastern Drug Co
Briton St
Howe & French
Broad St
Fudlison Dia
Phono Records
Furbush-Davis Piano Co
George Lincoln Parker
Boylston St
Thacher St
Safford Electric Co
Province St
Boston Electrotype Co
CG. Whitcomb & Co
Electrotypers—Engravers Am. Type Founders Co
Congress At
Back Bay Electro Co
Bay State Electro. Foundry
High St
CG. J. Peters & Son
the King-Peters Co
George C. Scott & Sons
Purchase St
B. Maclary & Son Coe
Pearl St. F
Payne Co
Camb
Franklin
Stone Underhill H’t'g & Ver, Co
Pearl
Boston Envelope Co
Franklin St
Purttan Tron Works
A. Snow Iron Works
Yewman & Erbe Mfg. Co
Framslin St
Liverpool
Krivitsky & Co
Puritans Iron Works
Standard Steel and Iron Works
Ferry St
Rice & Martine
Dor. Ave
Tel
S. BL
Prrene Co
N. E
Broadst
Atlas Fish Co
Fish Pier
Barry & Mitchell
Freeman & Cobb
F. H
W. Flaskell & Co
Cassius Hunt Co
Ir. J. O'Hara & Co
P. H. Prior
M. T. Foley & Co
Friend
Union
B. S. Snow Co
Frags and I
Decorating Co
Boston Flag Pole Co
Hille Co
West First St
Porter's Market
Furniture Atkinson Furniture Co
Boston Furniture Shop
Beverly St
Furniture Movers & Packers
T. G. Buckley
Dudley St
Cor
D. W. Dunn & Co
T. A. Scott & Son
Washington St. North
Holmes Lace & Co
Wash'neton St
FUR Farming
F. Delman Leeman
Milk St
FIANacns _Rideway Furnace Co
Galvanizing Works
Boston Galvanizing Works
West First St. W
Bird. F. RB. Galv
Border At
Brackett
Shaw & Lunt Co
No. Wash
Chas. J. Jager Co
Custom House St. Tant Morse
Market Sé
Lianids
Allan B. Croke Co
F. W. Ranskell
Arch St
Gresehs—Oils—Packings
Reynolds Oil Supply Co
Warren I. Witherell Co
Burt
W. J. Davy & Co
Canal At
Chandler & Barber Co
Lagrange
Touraine
A. W. Moriarty Co
Fisser St
Fray and Gratin C.F. & G.W. Eddy, Inc
Ch. of Commerce
Architectural Tron
Wiverpool
Babcock Davis Corp
Matin St
C’b’dge
BR. Krivitsky & Co
Market Forge Co
Carter-Feverett Ave
Chel, C
C. W. H. Moulton Co
Portland & Chan, Fellows & Co
Leather Findings
Boothiack
Sup. S Lebow Co
Uwhion St
BK. L. Fitzhenry
St. North
Bertelsen & Peterson
Eng
Border
Machinist & Iron
Love “reti-Tennier Co
Mfn
Cancase
Aleexander Paper Co
M. Aternity
BP. Mahady Co
Citer Loch Co
WCRAY
Wm. G. Hell Co
Boston Mirror Co
Sudbury
Hay
Globe Wernicke Co
Office Furniture Px
Oils—Auto Scrap
Greea Rease
G. F. Whitney Co
Long Wharf
MFG
Rl, Young Co
W. J. Day Co
Canal St
F. Mahady
Pinkham Smith Co
H. O. Atwood & Co
Boston Fish Pier
Sic
Stubbs
Am. Painting & Decorating Co
BP. M. Rogers
Province
Morton
Gould & Cutler Corp
Wadsworth Howland Co
Washington At
D. Wetherell Co
Inec
Portland
Add’s
Malling Dugy
Birmingham
Oliver St
John Carter Co., Inc
Crystal Springs Paste Co
Stimpson & Co
Chatham St. Ee
Whitney Bros., Inc
Chauncey At
George Tincoln Parker
Walter A. Smith & Co
Wild & Stevens, Inc
Job Buck Printing Co
St. Tel
I. H
Anchor Linotype Co
Roscoe
Chamberlain
Old South
Henry W. Savage, Inc
Holt Beebee Co
Chardon St
Rurber
J. H. Stedman Co
Federal
Mary I. Shay
Temple Place
Brockway-Smith Corp
Jackson & Newton Co
T. J. Johnson Co
M. Zimmermann Co
Fulton
Shaftine
Wacheesan
Ana” Puileys Dodge Mfe. Co
Purchase St. Falls
Sigwe—Gines
Felkin
Geo. FE. Damon Co
M. J. O'Brien
Province E Court
the Merrill Company
Pearl St. Av
American Type Founders Co
Congress
Lecestthndies
Wash_ st
Lynn Umbrella Co
Kingston St. Victor
Boylston St. Wald
Jos
W. Gerry
Thomas F. Swan
Tel. Main
Am. Paper Stock Co
Albany
James J. Graham
India Sq
All Metals Am
Elec. Welding Co
Mar. Sq
Main St
O'b
Oliver Whyte Co
J. W. Bailey & Sons Co
Haymarket Sq