Gould and Cassatt burying the hatchet
The Pennsylvania company operating lines west of Pittsburgh plans a 50 million dollar loan to permanently finance its expansion. Funds will duplicate routes between New York and Chicago and may involve acquiring Western Maryland, controlled by Gould interests, with Wabash likely to gain entry into Pittsburgh. The move signals a settlement between Gould Rockefeller and Pennsylvania Cassatt factions.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Maryland
Gould Interests
Joseph Ramsay, Jr
Gould-Rockefeller
Pennsylvania-Cagsatt
State Street
Boston
Amalgamated
Clancy
Heinze
Missouri Pacific
Russia
Japan
Utah
Feff
Adventure
Bingham
Mass
Mohawk
Osceola
Parrot
Shannon
Calumet & Hecla
Victoria
Dominion Coal
American Telephone
Massachusetts Electric Common
Mining and Stock Exchange
American
Laramie
Hahn
Montana
Standard Oil
Boston News Bureau
F.S. Flower
Flower & Co
Pennsylvania Road
Western Maryland
West Virginia
Gould
Wabash
Baltimore & Ohio
Entihen Pacific
Central of Wey
Ersey
Cago & Northwestern
Chi
Mil
Denver & Rio Grand
Ara City Southern
Tavistilie
Nashville
Tan Securities
Metropolitan St Ry
New York Central
Wiere Norfolk Estern
Acific
Texas wRit Touts
Union” Pacific
Adams Seeeeeerseveree
Eeereses E
Am Smelting
Dogarata Rania
Ceeesenei
I Steel
Ness
United States
United States Rubber
Unit States Steel
Eeweseeerees
Slump and heavy closing as stocks drift amid cotton mood
Wall Street opens amid wild cotton fluctuations as investors await a Far East peace outcome. Markets weaken through the day with declines in Wabash Pennsylvania and other names, amid talk of a $50,000,000 Pennsylvania loan and ongoing Montana events affecting Amalgamated.
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Wall Street
Far East
Amalgamated
Montana
United States Steel
Chicago & Alton
Wabash
Pennsylvania
Boston
New York
Iebedaeeeven
Governor Bates Out Late Despite Emmons Rule
Governor Bates ignored Judge Emmons's warning and stayed out past curfew after a Cadet show. Staff and military guests met at the Touraine for lunch and conversation, with Cadet actors dropping in for a pleasant time. Bates, with water at hand, sang farewell before crossing to East Boston near midnight.
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Bates
Emmons
Touraine
Boston
Dean's Kidney Pills End Urinary Troubles Says Boston Reader
A Boston reader testifies in plain terms that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved three years of urinary trouble. C H Tucker, a teamster at 8 Bolton Street, reports immediate relief from a scalding sensation and frequent urination, dizziness, and brick dust in secretions after using the pills from Bradbury Drug Store. He took four boxes and slept through the night without interruption. The notice urges publishing his statement for others. Foster Milburn Co. sells in Buffalo as U S sale agents. price is 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's and take no substitute.
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Boston
C. H. Tucker
Teamster
Bolston Street
Dean
Bradbury Drug Store
Washington Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Trade Fluctuations Signal Uneven Spring Outlook
Bradstreet's reports uneven trade signals with unsettled cotton and cereal markets and easier money, as Western conditions hurt transport and spring buying constraints loom. Wool prices rise in London while European demand shifts. Wheat exports compare with prior weeks, and failures show fluctuations. Dun and Co notes mixed regional strength and transportation hurdles impacting shipments.
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New York
Bradstreet
Panama Canal
London
Boston
Carene
Amalgamated Copper Sought Venue Change In Montana
In Helena on February 5 the Susidems Court has not ruled on the fair trial bill. Amalgamated Copper interests won venue changes from Judge Clancey and Judge Harney in several Butte suits of minor importance. Only one lower court refused change in the contempt case over ground in the Leonard mine. No appeal yet. About 20 litigants other than copper interests sought relief under the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Montana Company
Leonard
Clancey
di Mdavits
Butte
MacGinnis
Supreme Court
Bill to simplify filing nomination papers in Boston politics
Representative March G Bennett of Boston introduces a bill to file nomination papers with the election commissioners, easing steps for Democrats and Republicans. Previously papers were filed with city committee secretaries, causing ladders, broken windows, and occasional court cases. if enacted the filing will take place at the Old Court House near City Hall above Station 2, presided by Captain Gaskin.
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March G. Bennett
Boston
Old Court House
City Hall
Station 2
Captain Gaskin
Dividend and asset summary for listed and unlisted holdings
A concise record shows fx-dividend events with aEx-rights and assessment paid. It lists total sales across Lis stocks at 11 202 shares, bonds at 28 000 dollars, unlisted stocks at 11 212 shares, and rights at 218.
Western Union Building Fire Limited Telegraph Disruption
The Western Union building fire yesterday did not interrupt telegraph service. Only smoke and water damage occurred. all lines are operating normally.
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Western Union
Somerset Assembly At The Somerset Ball Room Affair
A society assembly at the Hotel Somerset drew fashion leading patrons under Samuel Hooper Hooper with assistants Sears Burnham Hunnewell and Minot. Patronesses included Mrs Rudolphe Agassiz Bryce Allan Motley Fay Wolcott Head Sargent Pickman Sears and others. The receiving line featured Mrs Hunnewell Appleton Lawrence Burnham Fay Wolcott and Allan. gowns highlighted Mrs Sargent in white satin and lace.
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Hotel
Somerset
Samuel Hooper-Hooper
Hooper
Philip 8. Sears
William A. Burnham
Arthur Hunnewell
Joseph Grafton Minot
Rudolphe Agassiz
Bryce J. Allan
E. Preble Motley
Guy Norman
Henry Howard
Philip
Mrs. Sargent
Allan
Cornelia Wolcott
Beatrice Blake
Frederick L. Richardson
Edward W. Fenno
Laurence Haughton
Hannah Stevenson
George Lee
Miss Cabot
Miss Bigelow
May Head
Class of 1892 English High School Reunion Tonight
Final preparations have been made for the 12th annual reunion of the English High School class of 1892 to be held this evening. Members are expected to attend from several states, with plans for dinner, speeches, and reminiscing about school days.
Notable Hull Yacht Club event hosts notable speakers
An evening program at the Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club at Rowe's Wharf features speakers including President H. R. Morse and Commodore Foster Hooper among a list of lawyers professors and school officials.
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Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club
Rowe's Wharf
H. R. Morse
E. A. Merrill
Robert Seaver
Leon R. Byges
Walter Gould Lincoln
Commodore Foster Hooper
Joseph A. Sheehan
Charles la Bon
Harry C. Shaw
John A. Thomas
Walker
John H. Casey
Archie Roosevelt Holds Snow Fort at White House
Archie Roosevelt commands a snow fort near the Cabinet windows as Mr. Barnes and John Lannigan attack with snowballs. The President’s son leads a three hour skirmish, taking a hit himself while Barnes retreats and the fort remains held.
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Washington
Archie Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Barnes
John Lannigan
Archie
Dorothy Q Fund Reaches 855 For Quincy House Preservation
Contributions totaling 855 have been received to support the Dorothy Q House at Quincy. Names include Charles F. Adams five hundred Josiah H. Quincy fifty Mrs BE De L Woodbury one hundred Lucertia W. Revere ten In Memoriam fifty Alice Bache Gould hundred Harriett J. Guild ten Mary J. E. Clapp twenty five A Friend ten.
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Dorothy Q
Quincy
Charles F. Adams
Josiah H. Quincy
Mra. BE. de L. Woodbury
Lucretia W. Revere
Alice Bache Gould
Harriett J. Guild
Mary J. E. Clapp
Tragic hanging on Leyland liner Cestrian voyage
A Hungarian cattleman named Steve Cassaro, about 32, born in New York, was found hanged on the cattle deck of the Leyland liner Cestrian during its last voyage from this port. A £12 note was found. no letters identified him. At Liverpool the money passed to the Board of Trade. the body was buried at sea in a weighted sack.
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Leyland Line
Cestrian
Steve Cassaro
Thomas
McNeil
New York
Liverpool
Board of Trade
Stage matters in Boston theatre week long bustle
The Boston stage week features Mme Charlotte Wiehe closing her Globe Theatre engagement with Gros Chagrin and Le Je Ne Sais Quoi. A varied roster includes Way Down East at the Boston Theatre, new plays at the Park and Colonial, and performances by Eugenie Blair, Lew Dockstader, and many others with matinees midweek and next week.
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Mme
Charlotte Wiehe
Globe Theatre
Mme. Wiehe
Boston
Park Theatre
William Collier
Colonial Theatre
Atlantic
Buster Brown
Majestic
J. K. Murray
Clara Lane
Dion Boucicault
Eugenie Blair
the Columbia
Zaza
Rebecca Warren
D'Urbervilles
Lew Dockstader
Great Minstrel Company
the Tremont
Neil O’brien
Carroll Johnson
End Men
D’arcy
the Guards
Nance O’neil
Camille
Tremont Theatre
Peg Woffington
Grand Opera House
Terry McGovern
the Bootblack
the Bowery
Nell
Bowery
Charles Hawtrey
Hollis
Saucy Sally
Maude Adams
Walter Edwards
Music Hall
Sherlock Holmes
Patrice
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Hub Theatre
Lincoln
J.° Carter
Winscherman
Midgeley
Carlisle
Sylvanus
Press Eldridge
Pat Rooney
Emma Francis
Hodge
Hall
Mitchell
Marron
Bush
A Jay Circus
Weber
Palace Theatre
al Reeves
Corean Twins
Austin & Stone’s
Fat Marie
Delkanos
Ali Hindoo
Howarth
Mile
Norada French
Walker's Museum
Nickelodeon
James Thornton
Bonnie Thornton
Marco Twins
Andy Lewis
Harry
Sadie Fields
Johnstons
the Majestic
Musical Johnstons
Harry and
Boston Theatre
Viola Allen
Chickering Hall
B. J. Lang
Chickering
Chickering Halls
Herrick’s
George Grossmith
Jordan Hall
Tufts Mid-Year Exams Ended with Glee Mandolin Concert
Feb 56 Tufts College held mid-year exams at College Hill then hosted the annual mid-year concert by the Glee Mandolin and Guitar clubs in Goddard Chapel. Afterward secret societies entertained at their clubhouses.
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Medford
College Hill
Tufts College
Goddard Chapel
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