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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1915

Page

13

Bond Market Shows Further Uplift in Key Rails and Steel

The bond market today featured continued rises in Minneapolis St. Louis 4s and Iowa Central 4s with the latter briefly 17 points above its low. St Paul convertible 5s hit a new low. Bethlehem Steel refunding 5s, Wabash 4s, and Southern Pacific issues remained firm.

Minneapolis & St. Louis Iowa Central St. Paul Bethlehem Steel Wabash Southern Pacific

Boston ministers choose Williams to meet Sunday in Philadelphia

The Rev. Dr. Henry B. Williams of Woburn was elected by the Boston Baptist ministers conference as their delegate to meet Rev. William Sunday in Philadelphia. They aim to persuade Sunday to visit Boston and erect a $50,000 tabernacle in Back Bay with total costs exceeding $100,000.

Henry B. Williams Woburn Boston Baptist Ministers’ Conference William Sunday Philadelphia Boston Back Tabernacle

Harvard Prom Patronesses Named for Junior Event

The Harvard junior prom patronesses were announced by the organizing committee. The event, to be held at the Harvard Union on February 19, includes a tea-dance at the Hasty Pudding Club in the afternoon and box assignments for attending juniors. Patronesses include Mrs A Lawrence Lowell Cambridge Mrs F H Allen Pelham Manor N Y Mrs H Amory Boston Mrs Robert Bingham Lawrence Mrs H W Blanchard Concord Mrs W C Boyden Winnetka Ill Mrs W L Boyden Plymouth Mrs I P Clement Watertown N Y Mrs W W Curtis Boston Mrs C P Curtis Boston Mrs L Curtis Boston Mrs W F Farrington Cambridge Mrs R L Foreman Atlanta Ga Mrs E Guild Boston Mrs S G King Boston Mrs G H Lyman Boston Mrs A Lyman Boston Mrs G S Mumford New York Mrs H G Nichole Boston Mrs H Nash West Newton Mrs J W Rollins West G etc Mrs Co G L Sture Winni Tit Mrs R R Sizer New York Mrs P B Watson Milton

Harvard Harvard Union Hasty Pudding Club A. Lawrence Lowell Cambridge F. H. Allen Pelham Manor N. Y H. Amory Boston Robert Bingham Lawrence H. W. Blanchard Concord W. C. Boyden Winnetka, Ill W. L. Boyden Plymouth I. P. Clement Watertown W. W. Curtis C. P. Curtis L. Curtis W. F. Far

Funeral of Forbes Held at Winchester Unitarian Church

The funeral for William H. Forbes founder of Forbes Lithographing Company was held at the Winchester Unitarian Church with about 400 employees and officials in attendance. Notables included General Charles H. Taylor and George R. White. The service was led by Rev. Joel H. Metcalf and the Lotus quartet performed. The body was later interred at Forest Hills Cemetery.

William H. Forbes The Forbes Lithographing Company Unitarian Winchester Forbes Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Beacon Society Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics’ Association Joel H. Metcalf Lotus Quartet Charles H. Taylor George R. White Lewis Parkhurst Arthur F. Estabrook Samuel M. Conant Pawtucket R. L. F. C. Dodds Atlanta, Ga C. W. Jones Selwyn Z. Bowman Arthur W. Mudge Lithograph Company Frank EB. Getty W. B. Rogerson R. W. Milne F. J. Glaney Cc. F. Shirley H. K. Clarke George Huntress Albert Jewett Stanley Fitch North Station Forest Hills Cemetery

Gold Watch for Powers Retiring Newfoundland Leader

Richard Powers, retiring president of the Newfoundland Charitable Society, received a gold watch from members. He spoke of a bright future for charity work. New officers installed include James Wilcox as president and John Kemp as first vice president.

Richard Powers The Newfoundland Charitable Society Powers Jan Eee McCormick James J. McAuliffe John F. Powers James Wilcox John Kemp Thomas F. Holland Robert J. Somerville Thomas F. Hall William B. Sommerville Samuel Day Walter Duggan Edward Molloy Margaret Kelley Margaret Grace

Two Boston fish piers open yet prices hold steady

Prices at the old Atlantic avenue stand mirror yesterday’s quotes with haddock 5 1 4 to 6 1 4 cents, steak cod 8 3 4, market cod 5 1 2, steak pollock 6 1 2, hake 7 to 9 cents, halibut 25 cents. Vessels listed with freight totals and recent arrivals noted. the German steamer Schneefels renamed Gibraltar is due, while Cuban consulate appointee Alfredo Hiago Gato arrived aboard Sim.

Atlantic Avenue Boston Haddock Cod Pollock.Hake E. W. Nunan England Alfredo HiAaglo Gato Havana United Fruit Simon Edward B. Atwood Plymouth Tropics Cuba Santa Clara Webster Carbarien Bruckhausen Molenaar United States Boston-Louisburg C. B Fayal Azores Carolyn Savannah Bremen Ella L. Davenport Dunton Roanoke

Shipping News Update From Atlantic Ports

Shipping reports list arriving steamers including Limon Terfry Port Limon Hlavina Bruckhausen Wolemaar Matanzas Santa Clara Webster Carbarien Nacoochee Dizer Savannah Melrose Frostad Norfolk Ontario Bond and others with tugs Neponeet Sears and barges Musconetcong Clara Flora Grace Solus Haute and more bound for Hoboken Sewall's Point New York and Lynn. Detailing vessels sailing from North Star Portland Eastport St John N B Nantucket Newport News Baltimore H F Dimock schooners Micanor A Percy James L Maloy and tugs H A Mathias Augustus towing dredge No 6 plus scows and barges to Lynn Neponset Beverly and New York areas.

Limon Terfry Port Limon Hlavina Bruckhausen Wolemaar Matanzas Santa Clara Webster Carbarien Nacoochee Dizer Savannah Melrose Frostad Norfolk Ontario Bond Baltimore Newport News Tuscan Thacher Philadelphia Penobscot Calhoun Lambert's Point Neponeet Sears Lynn Hoboken Charles P. Greenough Coffin Clara Flora Grace Bristol Hammond Solus Sewall's Point Haute New York North Star Portland Eastport St. John N. B Nantucket H. F. Dimock Micanor A. Percy James L. Maloy Gloucester H. A. Mathias New Bedford Augustus Neponset Waverly New S. Nichols York Beverly 6Th 88 New

Governor Walsh Plan Fails to Push Constitutional Convention

The legislative committee on constitutional amendments reported to the House against calling a constitutional convention, effectively defeating Governor Walsh's recommendation for provisions to convene one in the state.

Walsh Legislative Committee On House

Boston Legislature Divided Over Police Expense Bill

Democrats split with two dissenters and two reserving rights as Republicans oppose the governor. Mayor Curley opposed the bill funding Patrolman Miller for defense costs after a 1913 Eliot Street shooting. House rejects raising the age to 16 and defeats a Cove Street Bridge removal bill. Senate kills Rutland prison camp investigation order despite initial House support.

P. J. Donaghus Levins McGonagle Santosuesso Curley Sullivan House Boston Charles W. Miller Miller Shea Eliot Street Senate Cove Street Rutland Committee On

Judge Dowd Fines Nine Chinamen for Gambling Case

In Police Court Judge Dowd fines nine Chinamen five dollars each after they were found near gambling implements. Former Lieutenant-Governor Barry argued the dirty skylight hindered police sight and mocked the claim with a reference to smoked glass, citational humor included.

Judge Dowd Barry

B'nai Brith lauds Wilson at Worcester convention

President Wilson is commended for vetoing the immigration bill at the closing session of the district grand lodge annual convention of the Independent Order B'nai Brith. Delegates from Illinois Virginia New York New England and intermediate sections elected national convention delegates led by Hartman Roeder Litsich and Asher with names from New York Albany Providence Bridgeport Yonkers Rochester Boston Springfield and New Haven.

Worcester Wilson District Grand Lodge of the Independent Order B'nai Brith Ilinois Virginia New York New England San Francisco Charles Hartman Simon N. Roeder I. I. Lipsitch Herman Asher Charles M. Stern Albany Harry Cutler Providence Charles HH. Shapiro Jacob H. Klein Bridgeport Edward J. Goodheart Yonkers M. I. Stern Rochester N. Y Jacob S. Kuhns Boston Henry Lasker Springfield Joseph H. Ullman New Haven

War Department office in Boston to stay open

The quartermaster's office of the War Department in Boston will remain open and Boston area manufacturers may submit bids for War Department deliveries. The announcement came from Mayor Curley after a conference with Secretary Garisson, via a phone briefing from Philadelphia.

Department of War Boston New England War Department Curley City Hall Philadelphia Secretary of War Garrison

Clothing for hire and used dress suits in Boston listings

Classified items show new dress outfits to let with white vests at 309 Wash and De Groot 347 Tremont Street offering lightly used suits, street dresses, evening and opera coats from $3 to $4. Also a wanted information notice for Edward Delaney who boarded in Albany 26 years ago.

Boston Anderson & White de Groot Edward Delaney St. Pearl St Albany N. Y Lizzle Times Union Albany, N. Y

Farm and property listings flood local broker ads

A flood of farm houses land, buildings, and equipment spread through agency ads. Listings note 60 room house, 140 acres, barns, stables, poultry houses, orchards, and waterside cabins with prices from $600 to $11,000. Also apartment homes, two family houses, and hotel interests offered with terms and exchanges.

Nice Chirchill Tremont Ownel Churchile Tremont al Vitr Charles H. Sweeney Geneva N.Y Gollegh Hill Brayley & Knowles Broadway Somerville Boston

Fossa Brogi wed in Chelsea in 1915

Chelsea and Revere residents Giacomo Fossa of Danvers Mass and Annie Brogi wed in Chelsea by Justice of the Peace Charles H. Pratt. The notice lists accompanying marriages and funeral notices, with multiple obituaries and services across Boston area towns for February 1915.

Fossa—Brogi Chelsea Charles H. Pratt Giacomo Fossa Danvers Mass Annie Brogi Revere

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