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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1916

Page

15

Boston Foreign Trade Jump in January Reports

The National Shawmut Bank Foreign Trade Report shows Boston’s January trade at over 30 million dollars, up 60 percent from a year earlier. Imports exceed 22 million and exports reach 8 million, with notable increases from England Australia British South Africa and Egypt Argentina and Cuba.

National Shawmut Bank Boston United States England Australia British South Africa Egypt Argentina Cuba

Trade of the Port Sees Mixed Export Changes This Month

Egyptian cotton receipts rise to 1.5 million with hides and skins up nearly 2 million and wool and sugar around 10 million and 0.5 million respectively. Exports to France gain 1.75 million while England falls by 3.5 million from last January. Horse shipments total 1.3 million, breadstuffs stay active, iron and steel up over 60 percent, but cotton and leather exports drop sharply, leather down 3.6 million.

France Greece England

Exchange Trust to Start New Christmas Club in March 1916

The Exchange Trust Company announces a new Christmas Savings Club starting March 6 1916 for 40 weeks. The existing club has 36 members saving about 1.5 million dollars with checks issued December 15 1916. The bank cites strong public prosperity and plans to welcome more members.

Exchange Trust Company New England

Business Boom in 1915 Surpasses Earlier Years

A nationwide assessment shows 1915 bank clearings and pig iron output hitting record or near record levels, suggesting a stronger business expansion than in 1906 or 1912, with foreign trade soaring due to war conditions while stock prices lag behind the boom. The analysis notes a sharp year end rise in bank clearings and higher per capita iron output, though stock markets have not fully discounted the gain.

United States General Motors Ags DOT Pig Iron Bank Ings

Aberdeens to Meet Arena in Boston Arena Showdown

The Aberdeens of Ottawa travel with their strongest squad to face the Arena Hockey Club tonight in Boston. Manager H R Sims will bring the full Canadian lineup as the Canadians battle a 12 man Arena squad in a bid to outplay the host club in a rugged, closely contested game.

Aberdeens Ottawa Arena Hockey Club Boston H. R. Sims Canada

Annie Ruth saves three children from gas at Charlestown tenement

Annie Ruth detected escaping coal gas at 72 Chapman street Charlestown and warned Patrolman Bartick and Officer Mitchell. They forced the Daly tenement doors and found Catherine Daly 16 Anna 14 and James 12 unconscious in bed. They were rushed to Haymarket Relief Hospital and revived. Also noted are Plymouth Rubber Company January sales up 73 percent from 1915 and 35 percent business rise in 1915 versus 1914.

Chapman Street Charlestown Annie Ruth Michael Daly Bartick David H. Mitchell State Daly Catherine Daly Anna James Haymarket

Terrier Show in Somerville Highlights Chinese Breeder and Ringmaster Wins

The Bay State Boston Terrier Club held its second Somerville show at Beacon Hall with 84 dogs and 121 entries judged by George W. Sullivan. Beautiful Baby Rosco owned by Robert Yee of Lynn won best bitch. Cunningham's Ringmaster dominated with multiple cups and wins from junior to open classes, amid slippery ring conditions.

Bay State Boston Terrier Club Beacon Hall Somerville George W. Sullivan Rosco Robert Yee Lynn Andrew J. Cunningham Cunningham Cecelia Mead Teddy Crocker S_. Thwaite Thwaite Tango, Jr Newell V. Parrott Bob Rosco Norris I. Ryan Chauncey Spider KB. F. Stackford Shrickford Monte Fred Butcher Thimble Prince Albert A. J. Cunningham H. Ximmess Ringmaster Storer Tommy Atkins Brownell Monte Cristo Ximmers Colonel Ringmaster William Smith H. S. Thwaite Yee H. O'Hara Mr. Hick Hick Delight I. D. Grotty Uncle Sam Mr. Mead Treserve Smith J. Dumphy Babe Joseph Small Shackford Victoria King J. O'Donough Betty Star Wm. A. Smith Lucky Chas

Whalen Breaks Record At Exeter Faculty Shield Meet

Walter Whalen, former Boston College High athlete, cleared six feet three quarters in the 20th annual faculty shield meet in Exeter New Hampshire. Hank Williams won the 600 and edged toward Eddie Teschner’s record if pushed. Joe Shannon and Wakem battled in the 1000 yard, with Shannon taking the win by six inches. Several events led to points for the class of 1911 including Kimball Atha winning the point cap.

Exeter N. H Walter Whalen Boston College High J. E. MacDougall Hank” Williams Eddie” Teschner Kimball Atha Geven Reg Dana Canton G. L. Dana E. Fell F. Williams K. Atha G. Hy Goodnough L. M. Buchsbaum A. R. Williams A. B. Haskell D. O. Connell J. M. Shannon Fr. J. Wakem J. G. Gray W. Smith B. Ti. ‘Tracey R. Mann H. Goodnough H. A Sutphen V. Williams B. M. Ashley Fell F. J, Wakem D. L. Crane P. Walker Bin Buffington Ijr H. H. Harvey W. F. Goodell H. M. Nevin R. Johnson KE. Rogers N. G. Hansen R. Fellowes

Brookline High Falls to Medford in Track Meet

Brookline High lost its first home track meet to Medford High School at the Brookline gymnasium by 39 to 24. Bemis led the visitors with three firsts in the dash, high jump, and broad jump.

Brookline High Medford High School Brookline Gymnasium Bemis

Brookline Wins Exciting 1000 Yard Thriller In City Meet

Hennessey of Brookline edges Brackett of Medford by three yards in 2 minutes 40 seconds as fastest 1000 yard race marks a dramatic lead change from start to finish. Medford dominates relay, 300 and sprint events with Bemis and Munroe among winners in a fast paced, high school track meet.

Hennessey Brookline Hollis Medford Kendrick Brackett Munroe Blair Bemis Carlin Coombs Edgar Cosgrove Spitz Cahoon Braddish Tin Litenfield Prendergast Delaney Medford High Maroney Nelson Roder Collier Holgar Corcoran McIntyre Reardon Collins

Atwood Leads St Josephs Cross Country Run

Atwood of New Bedford Harriers finished first with Hesford second in the St Josephs T A 8 cross country event. Jimmie Henigan of North Dorchester won the time prize with 56 minutes 48 seconds, approaching the course record of 52 minutes 50 seconds set by Joseph Silva in 1918 on bare ground. Fuller and Roth followed in third and fourth place.

Atwood and Hesford New Bedford Harriers St. Joseph's Jimmie Henigan Sterling North Dorchester Henigan Joseph Silva Fuller Roth

Weymouth Leads Big New England Trap Shoot at Paleface

More than 100 shooters competed in the Paleface traps event at Wellington yesterday as four squads fired at over 1300 targets. A H Weymouth of the Portland Gun Club led with 143 breaks, with J W Rich of Somerville and G H Hunt of Roxbury tying for second with 133.

New England Wellington A. H. Weymouth Portland Duxbury J. Shaugnessy Auburndale G. Gc R. Kempton Everett G. C. and Cranton Brockton

Harbor Market Sees Fresh Arrivals and Preparations

Vessels arrived as market opened this morning after a quiet day yesterday. Swell and Ellen & Mary reported high consignments while Onato led total arrivals with 650 000 pounds. Bygland from Preston Cuba unloaded 25220 bags of sugar and Altonia prepared oats and horses for French government shipment.

Ellen & Mary Onato Ruth Bygland Preston Cuba Altonia Franco-Canada Line New York St. Naizaire Yarmouth Prince George

Maritime Vessels Move as Immigration and Trade Dominate Port News

The United Fruster and Eamship Corporation fleet activity, flag carrying ferries, and a bid for stowed Italian migrants highlight a bustling harbor. The British steamship will sail soon with a record oats cargo to Boston while Coastwise Traing ships handle 7520 tons. A submarine case with Lt Boyd arrived, and work at Mystic and Severn shores continues as steamers depart and load cargo.

United Fruster Vannah Line Eamship Corporation Ferrané York Commonwealth New York Boston Traipang Tencimen Boyd Navy Gas Provwn Fran Allan Line Serdue Glasgow Disher Nellie Onwa Breakside Mystic Severn Tandsman

Shipping News: Steamers and Towing Barges Show Yard Activity

Maritime listings describe numerous steamers and tugs operating along the Atlantic coast, with ships from Nasbane Preston Cuba Altonia Br to Philadelphia and New York towing barges and arriving at ports like Lynn Fall River Newburyport and Portland. The report notes vessel names such as Surey Nantucket Boxer Calhoun Maple Hill Hampshire Reading and Cohocton and references barges Beechwood Brookside Logan Molino Green wood and Penn among others.

Byglaiid Nasbane Preston Cuba Altonia Br New York Surey Nantucket cDorman Norfolk de Sex Runkle J. H Folk H. F. Dimpelke Calvin Austin Stroutfast Brown Winterpeter Linneken Gloucest Ir Greenough Nalty Lynn Portsmouthia Johnson Boxer Calhoun Philadelphia Maple Hill Ashland King Mars Law Hampshire Reading Lykens Parkers Flats Tulpehocken Bristol Hammondport News Berkley Gibson Fall River Newburyport William H. Yerkes Perkins Portland Lenape Benn Beechwood Indian Ridge Cleona la Petepscot Swett Sandwich Mass Tuys Charles Cambriar London Eng Brandon Prince George Yale Nordboen Wincoochee Savannah Ontario Norton Tuscan James S. Wh Coastwise Newport News Newton Lamberts Point Walter Jones Sewalls Point Pelphia

Maynard Enter Shong League

Walter R. Peter, son of the May Sportmen's Club, has received a invitation from A. C. Rice of Leominster to the local club to enter the pied trap shooting league. Rice, promoter of the league, spoke to Maynard sportsmen at a meeting to make the necessary arrangements.

Maynard Walter R. Peterson May Sportmen A. C. Rice Leominster Roue Mr. Rice

Government Agency Seeks Broad Supply Proposals

The Post Office and Treasury issue solicitations for extensive procurement across many categories including stationery, paper goods, ink, typewriters, labels, machinery, leather, and metals for use by the postal service and other agencies during fiscal 1916 1917. Massachusetts and Boston hearings on labor and building height also announced with public sessions and deadlines.

Postoffich Dertment Washington Lcan Porcharing Postal Service Blanks Burleso

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kidder, Peabody & Co Devonshire St Wall Street Foreign Exchange Letters of Credit Baring Brothers & Co., Ltd National Shawmut Foreign Trade Report Richardson, Hill & Co Congress Street Boston & Maine R. R Boston & Maine Railroad Shawmut Bank Midwest L. L. Winkelman & Co Ad Street Palmington Del Parkersburg W. Va Canyon Mines Corporation Jas. H. Fitzpatrick & Co State ST Boston Curb Exchange Copper Range Company Werasry Frederic Stanwood Hornblower & Weeks Boston and Congress St Chicago Providence Detroit Whitney & Elwell State Street Sion ARENA H. C Roach Cloutier Row Fahey Hawley Conley Tuck Gagne Lowrey Seguin Nagle Synnott Desjardins O'Connor I Small Munro Layton Whitten Dees Kent Mackay Thebe Plymouth Rubber Company Mammoth Estate Cheshire Mfg. Co Stoddard, N Frank A. Palmer Journal Bidg A. H. Martens & CO Toronto Stock Exchange Broadway, New York Toronto Canyon Mines Corporation White Bros & Co Lichtenhein and Stern Exchange Place Old South Bldg New York City Bay State Club S 'Thwaite Jessie Baby Rosco Walter Tte Mary D. Hagerty Blanch B Beautiful Baby Rosco Blanch H R. B. Morrison Morgan Johnson Rose B. W. Jeffries Richmond Belle P. Hickey Rickey Trixie J. Fernandez Fatima George Boyd Velvet White Sox M. J. O'Connell O'Connell Mrs. I.botcher Bitches Whalen Williams Walter R. Grannan Atwood Cor.um Harrie Reeed N. B Benjamin Hesford N.arriers Fred W. Fuller Dorchester Arthur Y. Roth Dorchester Ers Sere James Henigan Chester Dor- Louis Cohen Win William’ Crocker B. Harriers Benjamin Regan Harriers Releve Thomas Henigan Dor Chester Oe J. J. Maguire Weymouth John E. Allen & CO Devonshire Street Shong League TREASURY/EPARTMENT Bureau of Engraving and Iating Washington D. C Andi Cnvers Joseph E. Ralph Massachusetts Committee On Social Welfare State Board of Labor and Industries State House Farnswortit Albert M. Tylpr Poston Commission E. M. Herlihy Navy Department D. C Avy Yard Navy Pay Office Bureau Samuel M’gowan The Navy Fortuna Mines Corporation Fortuna James J. Benel Cu Buite Deane Stre Isha & CO B Exchange Boston Nd
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