From $100 to $300 in Ten Days
The Flagier Engraving Machine Co stock rose from 100 to 300 in ten days and last share sold at 500. The machine costs 50 and rents for 300 yearly, aiding jewelers silversmiths lithographers electro placers and metal workers. It also carves wood designs rapidly and cuts stone work time dramatically, with broad potential uses worldwide.
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Flagier Engraving Machine Co
Britannia
Flagler Machine Engraving Company
New England
Fire on Leatherbee’s wharf linked to incendiary act
A Sunday night fire is believed incendiary after investigators found a pile of shavings and combustibles near Leatherbee's wharf arranged as if to start a blaze. The Cosmos Culinary Assoc New England meeting at Turne Hall was postponed. Albany Railroad Freight House is in use and plans for a larger passenger station include a three story structure and larger rain house.
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Middlesex Street
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Mount Hope Cemetery
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India Square
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Addison Gott
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Board of Health
Hyannis
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Cape Cod
World Patent Machines Boost Stock in Boston Firm
The article notes 2 500 firms using 5 to 15 machines each to manufacture silverware and jewelry from Boston to Washington. Machines cost 50 dollars and rent 300 dollars yearly. The company, capitalized at 300 000 dollars in 3 000 shares, controls patents for the world and can sell a foreign country right equal to capital stock. President Flagler urged presenting foreign patents to the company rather than watering stock, boosting value fourfold. H K Flagler, C W Bartlett, and Edward L Chaffee are named Boston officials.
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Washington
Flagler
H. K. Flagler
C. W. Bartlett
Edward L. Chaffee
Hancock County
Boston Silver Mining Company
Treasury
Community stock plan leaves Treasurer’s shares depleted
The text notes stockholders may monitor progress monthly but explains the Treasurer’s stock is exhausted and no shares remain available from the company.
Local Clerk Mr. Winn Dies After Illness
Mr. Lewis B. Winn son of Lieut Owen T. Winn at City Hall died Monday night from consumption. He worked as a clerk in the office of Mr Browley purchasing agent for the Improved System of Sewerage. Trials of hose and nozzle attachments to the fire boat Flanders slated for Thursday.
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Lewis B. Winn
Owen T. Winn
City Hall
Winn
Browley
Flanders
Savings banks hearing on abuses and depositor protection
The Committee on Banks and Banking held a hearing on Caleb Richardson et al petitioning for tighter savings bank legislation. Data showed prior losses and rising enjoined banks, with current deposits around $179.2 million and liabilities of about $19.87 million. Proposals included small withdrawal limits and officer salaries tied to deposits, plus ban on loan commissions.
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Committee On Banks and Banking
Caleb Richardson
Bailey
Everett
J. H. Eaton
Lawrence
James N. Stone
Boston
J. Holmes
Fall River
Albert Bowker
J. L. Stackpole
City of
Committee On Education
Stackpole
United States
Association of Boston Artists opens exhib—American art at Studio Hall
The Association of Boston Artists inaugurates the American Art Gallery at Studio Hall with a private reception. Leading Boston names such as Lansil, Brackett, Milet, Champney, De Blois, Enneking, Custer, Pierce, Cole, Thompson, Rogers, and N. Sellenger contribute works. The gallery, managed by Hobart Linton and A L Drake, will be open daily for exhibition and sale with staff available for information.
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Association of Boston Artists
Lansil
Brackett
Milet
Cole
E.G. Champney
B. Champney
Gerry
de Blois
Oudinot
Pierce
Rogers
Ordway
Custer
Langerfeldt
Sellinger
Grig
Studio Hall
Boston
KE. G. Champney
Lapsil
Enneking
Cole and
Thompson
John Sellinger
Velasquez
Hobart Linton
A. L. Drake
Destructive Beverly Fire Fatalities Reported
The Beverly Cove summer residence of W. D. Pickman burned between 4 and 5 AM Tuesday. Frank Pickman’s son died. John Fielder gravely injured. others injured by falling chimney. Loss estimated at 10 000 to 15 000 dollars. insurance about 10 000. Firemen faced long hose lays. cause unknown possibly theft followed by arson. The large house, though well kept, contained fine furnishings and art.
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W. D. Pickman
Beverly Cove
John Fielder
Frank
John K. Fielder, Jr
George Cleaves
Levi Goodbue
James Fielder
Beverly
Planets in February Highlight Uranus and Evening Stars
The Providence Journal notes Uranus at opposition on February 25 visible as a faint star with careful viewing. Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Mercury and Venus follow their usual cycles with rising and setting times noted, moon phases including a full moon on the 25th near Uranus, and several close lunar alignments for observers.
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Providence Journal
Mars
Laurus
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Jupiter
Mercury
Venus
Winter Snowstorm Delays City Transit and Clears By Evening
A heavy snow storm with strong winds swept in Tuesday after a clear sky Monday. Snow began early morning, turned to slush then ice, delaying street and rail traffic but tracks were cleared by evening and no major damage occurred.
Coachmen's Ball Draws Big Attendance Despite Storm
The second grand annual ball of the Coachmen's Benevolent Association at Music Hall drew about 1,800 tickets sold and an attendance near 1,000 couples. The event ran from 8 PM to 4 AM with twenty quadrilles and various dances. Committee leadership included James Tighe as president and many officers, Dunbar's Quadrille Band provided music, supper was served, and net proceeds were expected to exceed $500.
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American Falls
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Gloucester
Naushon
Manchester
Silver Lake
Newtonville
Priscilla
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Noonyday
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The Eastern Convocation Meets in Church of the Advent
The One Hundred Eighty Eighth Eastern Convocation gathered at the Church of the Advent beginning Tuesday afternoon and continuing through today. A business meeting appointed a committee to oversee today’s services. An 8 PM missionary session featured talks on The Church's Mission by Rev N K Bishop, Bishop B H Paddock and Mr Russell Sturgis, followed by a collection and adjournment.
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Jennie Collins
Boffin
Church of the Advent
N. K. Bishop
Emmanuel Church
Somerville
B. H. Paddock
Russell Sturgis
The
Holy Communion
E. L. Crown
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Newburyport
Protestant Episcopal Chuch
Edward Abbott
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North Cambridge
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Brimmer and
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Cambridge School
Obituary notices recount New England deaths and public figures
The notice lists numerous deaths across Massachusetts and nearby states including prominent locals such as a former Plymouth County Register of Probate and State Treasurer, James Childs of Hingham, and Joseph C. Given of Brunswick. It notes ages, birthplaces, careers in law, banking, railroads, and public service, plus international figures and a Paris despatch on several deaths.
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Plymouth County
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Plymouth
New England Trust Company
Old Colony
Bank of Redemption
Adam Daniels
Worcester Square
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Mendon
Bis State
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Fales & Daniels
North Wrentham
South
New Orleans
Charles May
Brunswick
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Blue Lodge
James Childs
Allen A. Lincoln
Hersey Street
Mr. Childs
Barnstable
Joseph C. Given
Mark Moses
Hannah Moses
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North End
Baldwin Place
Boston
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Moses Ingols
North End Savings Bank
Morteagee
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Williamson
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Hallowell Cotton Mills raises wages ten percent
Maine notes report a ten percent wage increase at Hallowell Cotton Manufacturing Company for the new payroll month. Other items include a Waterville mare sold to Boston for 2500 dollars, a Bangor court term, and various local incidents and statistics.
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Waterville
Boston
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Gen. Knox
Maine
Supreme Judicial Court
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Barber
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Red Beach
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Enfield
John ‘Treat & Son
James Anderson
Augusta
Portland
Etta Herrick
Falmouth
Maine Turning Company
John A. Emery
Herbert G. Briggs
J. A. Emery
H. G. Briggs
F. E. Thompson
Freeman Hanson
Wm. T. Merrill
Frank B. Thompson
Sprague Keene
Harrison
Sbargers
Price list from Faneuil Hall markets shows steady beef and pork
The report notes little overall price movement amid a cold snap. Beef cuts such as rump and sirloin stay near prior levels while pork items like salt pork and hocks hold at modest rates. poultry and game show relative firmness with Philadelphia chickens and quail among items, and dairy and produce report steady butter and varied fruit and vegetable prices with supply concerns for lettuce early in the week.
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Accidents Report From City Streets This Tuesday
Mary Norton 65 fell and fractured her left arm at home on Charles street and was taken to City Hospital. A Metropolitan horse car jumped the track on Tremont near Khot colliding with a Highland car. no injuries reported. A water pipe burst on Portland street caused $100 damage to George Warren pawn shop stock. A section of balustrade from N Morse house on Shawmut avenue fell onto Shawmut avenue. no injuries.
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Charles Street
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Shawmut Avenue
Ice on Mascoma Lake Offers Spare for Short Crops
Ice thickness on Mascoma Lake ranges from fifteen to eighteen inches with an estimated 4 000 000 tons available to alleviate crop shortages. Gen Thom reports Exeter River channel could be cleaned for 25 000 dollars to create a twelve foot deep towing channel and ten foot depth to Exe ter wharves up to the Ox bow. Seventeen descendants of Nathaniel Ham of Rollinsford gathered on the 26th alt for his ninetieth birthday. he has lived on his farm seventy five years.
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Vermont items report progress and incidents across towns
Rutland hosts a school teaching the black art and a loud rat pit. Middlebury youths organize a telegraph company with wires to fourteen places. Alexis T. Smith of Vergennes winters 250 steers. Brattleboro Poultry and Pet Stock Association has treasury funds after exhibition.
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Middlebury
Alexis T. Smith
Vergennes
Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Brattleboro
Cyrus Jennings
Hubbardton
Col. E. S. Stowell
Stowell
H. F. Dean
Vermont
Albert Mason
McIndoe’s Falls
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Irasburgh
Redfield
Nelson
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Moore
Newport Bank
Canal proposal heats Suncook talks of Garvin's Falls route
Reports reflect strong talk in Suncook over a Garvin's Falls to Suncook canal. Albert Dewey was condemned by the Newport Supreme Court to four years for burglary and perjury. Wage boosts reach Fall River iron workers with a second 10 percent rise from Feb 1.
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Garvin’s Falls
Albert Dewey
Supreme Court
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Fall River
Borden Block
Providence Odd Fellows elects grand officers and reports relief
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows met in Providence electing J.S. G. Cobb as grand master and J. F. Driscol as grand secretary. The order reports 4 888 members and 20 619 dollars in relief for the year. The Providence Board of Trade approves leasing the old city building for ten years and endorses a memorial to Congress for abolishing compulsory pilotage.
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Clarke Fails
Ashaway
Providence
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J. F. Driscol
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Congress
Hartford Hosts New Telegraph System Trial by Vanderbilt and Gould
In Hartford a private trial tests a French invention for a multiplex telegraph seen as far superior to existing quadruplex methods. William H. Vanderbilt and Jay Gould observed the evaluation as it proceeds.
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William H. Vanderbilt
Jay Gould
William Allen
Shipman
Allen
Hamlin
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Davis
Imitation Stylographic Pens Warned by Boston Dealers
A Boston warning explains a surge of imitation Stylographic Pens that closely resemble the genuine model but lack interior construction features. It lists genuine sellers and notes prosecutions against counterfeit makers, citing price differences and widespread belief in the pen’s superiority.
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A. T. Cross
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