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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1900

Page

6

Prices Yield in Materials Spark Upturn in Trade

Dun's Weekly Review predicts rising activity across chief industries as material prices ease. Cheaper hides aid boot makers. wool quotations stay high yet demand shifts. cotton futures rise with strong exports. Bradstreet notes broad distributive trade steady despite weather, rail earnings surge, and spring shipments loom with ongoing iron and structural metal activity.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Review of Trade Fall River Committee Atlantic Pacific United States Canada Bradstreet Opper

Impeachment Threat Looms Over Secretary Hay

Washington reports Secretary of State John Hay faces possible impeachment if House Republicans block a full investigation into charges raised by Rep Wheeler. Democrats condemn GOP tactics as constitutional powers are cited and seven precedents noted for impeachment actions.

Washington John Hay Republican Committee House Wheeler Kentucky Macrum Hay House of Representatives

Finanical bill agreed by conferrees with key provisions kept

Washington February 23 news reports that the conference on the financial bill reached agreement and submitted the report to the Senate at 3 p m by Mr Aldrich The bimetallic amendment and the refunding provision remained in the final bill with language modified to satisfy House conference desires

Washington Senate Aldrich

Clark case brief resumes defense as senatorial hearings continue

In Washington on February 23 the Senate committee on elections heard defense counsel Faulkner say he would rest for now. W. Clark was recalled for minor questions, then Attorney General Nolan of Montana testified for petitioners in rebuttal to Clark’s witnesses.

Washington Senate Committee On Elections Faulkner Clark W. Clark Nolan Montana Pntrol Congress Democratic Party

Missing Waltham man details and description

Michael F. Corcoran, 42, of Main Street Waltham has been missing since Saturday. He is about 6 feet 9 inches tall, 175 pounds, smooth shaven with a light complexion and gray in his hair. Friends fear foul play may have occurred.

Waltham Michael F. Corcoran Main Street Corcoran

Distressing stomach disease promised cure by South American Nervine

An old time advertisement touts a masterful nervine that allegedly cures stomach weakness and indigestion in all invalids. It claims immediate relief from the first dose and a guaranteed cure, with a promise of secreted ol in aged, sold by Boston druggists Guy C Goodwin Jr.

Guy, C Goodwin cCy Jrugylst Boston

Weak markets clocked Friday with prices drifting lower

Trading dull on Friday February 23 with broad declines in New York and Boston. Third Avenue stock fell sharply after news of restructuring talks while Tennessee Coal & Iron and National Steel slipped on raw material fears. Strongest move came in Fitchburg preferred as demand pushed its price to a record high amid mixed railroad and mining shares and plans for dividends.

New York Boston Third Avenue Vermilye & Co Heidelbach, Schelheimer & Co Holgarten & Co Tennessee Coal & Iron National Steel Chicago, Burlington & Quincy St. Paul New York Central Teading First Preferred Norfolk & Western Standard Gas Company of Lake Shore Fitchburg Preferred Codman Marquette R. T. McKeever Copper Range Company Charles A. Wright McKeever Ogdensburg Lake Champlain and Rutland Journal Reston United Electric Securities Company Kansas City Memphis Birmingham Erie Telephone Western Union Telegraph Company Erie Telephone Company Western Union Company Chicago Erie United States Mining United States Mining Pooling Agreement Mayflower Mining Company State Street Union Copper, Land and Mining Company Bay State Fortuna Republica Little Tiger

Mohawk Bond Questions Weigh On Local Investor Sentiment

In a letter from PINKEIAM, concerns rise about a contingent guarantees fund and policy reserves. The writer labels Mohawk as likely profitable only in assessments and notes ongoing sales by Houghton men seeking a market.

Houghton

Wheat Market Declines Amid Argentine Shipments and Weather Outlook

Boston brokers report daily market actions with ex-dividend notes and total sales across bonds and stocks. Wheat opens weak as heavy Argentine shipments and Liverpool cables weigh, Paris quotes and a cold wave forecast fail to stem the tide. Argentine weekly shipments reach a record, French crop shortfall tallies, UK wheat stocks drop to five weeks' usage. Northwest receipts total 1082 cars, contrasted with 903 last year.

Messrs Ind United Kingdom Northwest

U S Steel Prospectus Promises Investment Opportunity

U S Steel Co presented as a leading promising investment in the market. Prospectus available on application from J Ransom Bridge and Co fiscal agents at 53 State Street Boston.

J. Ransom Bridge & Co State St Boston

Daughters of Veterans Hold Nominating Session in Boston

The tenth annual Massachusetts Daughters of Veterans convention met in Grand Army Hall on Washington Street. Nominations for officers and five national convention delegates were made. voting set for 10 o'clock this morning.

Massachusetts Department Daughters of Veterans Grand Army Hall Washington Street Chicago Winnile A. B. Willis Leominster Department M. Elizabeth Kimball The Order General Kimball John FE. Gilman Woman's Relief Corps Fannie T. Hazen Army Nurses’ Association

Byrne Delivers Lecture on The Poetry of Job

The Very Rev William Byrne spoke to about seventy five members of the John Boyle O Reilly Reading Circle last night at the Catholic Union reading room on The Poetry of the Book of Job.

William Byrne John Boyle O'Reilly Catholic Union

Phillips Brooks Club Holds Monthly Meeting at United States Hotel

The Phillips Brooks Club met last night at the United States Hotel with Rev. FE. C. 8. Smith presiding. Finance was the evening topic and guests James D. Ball Charles 3. Burgess W. Currier delivered short addresses.

Phillips Brooks Club United States FE. C. 8. Smith James D. Ball Charles 3. Burgess W. Currier

Kearsarge Naval Vets Elect Officers and Plan Talk

At the Kearsarge Association meeting in Washington street headquarters the same petty officers as last year were appointed. On March 8 Miss Marion H Brazier a regent of the Paul Jones Chapter DAR will read a paper on Paul Jones and his times. Daniel Shea the new rear admiral of the Kearsarge presided at the meeting.

Kearsarge Association Washington Street Marion H. Brazier Paul Jones Chapter The Daughters of the American Revolution Paul Jones Kearsarge Daniel Shea

Torpedo Boat T. A. M. Craven Fulfills Contract in Trials

Reports from the naval trial board indicate the torpedo boat T. A. M. Craven completed the run from Bath to Portsmouth meeting its contract requirements.

Bath Naval Trial Board Portsmouth T. A. M. Craven

Bourke Cockran in Faneuil Hall 1900 Speech Recap

The crowd fills Faneuil Hall as Bourke Cockran defends constitutional government against imperialism. He denounces tariff and territory control proposals, cites Jeffersonian expansion, and warns Democrats to unite against imperialism while addressing figures like Boutwell and McKinley. He frames independence, liberty, and the Constitution as central to the era's political struggle.

Boutwell Faneuil Hall Porto Rico Aguinaldo Cuba Philippines Lincoln Bourke Cockran Spain Jefferson Louisiana Mississippi McKinley

Dorg Reunion of Beta Theta Pi in New England At Hotel Brunswick

The nineteenth annual reunion and dorg of the New England Association of Beta Theta Pi at Hotel Brunswick drew many alumni. Dr William A Brooks Harvard introduced Rev William W Bustard toastmaster. Attendees included Lt Governor John L Bates and judges Elmer Pelligill and others from Harvard Yale Brown Amherst Wesleyan Dartmouth Penn Michigan and Boston University.

Dorg New England Association of Beta Theta Pi Hotel Brunswick William A. Brooks Harvard William W. Bustard Dudley Street Baptist Church Brown Yale Amherst Wesleyan Dartmouth University of Maine University of Pennsylvania University of Michigan Boston University

Holyoke Alumnae Honor Mary Woolley at Vendome

About 150 guests attended a Holyoke Alumnae Association reception at Hotel Vendome honoring Miss Mary I. Woolley president of Mt Holyoke College. Speakers included Mrs D B O Bourdon Miss Hazard Dr A H Plumb and Mr M I Dickinson with notes on women’s higher education and Mt Holyoke ties.

Wilt. Holyoke Alumnae Association Hotel Vendome Mary I. Woolley Mt. Holyoke College D. B. O. Bourcon Alumnae Association Miss Woolley Ctev Judson Smith Board of Mt. Holyoke Miss Hazard Wellesley Pey Chariton Black Joseph Cook Far East M. I. Dick Bourdon Association Woolley Hazard

Caught in Belt at Globe Yarn Mill No 2

Abram Bedrich was caught in a belt at Globe Yarn Mill No 2 in Fall River on February 23. He was pulled into the main shaft and his right arm was torn from the socket along with other severe injuries. His condition is reported as fatal or fatally injured.

Fall River Abram Bedrich Globe Yarn Mill

No Glue in Concord Murder Sparks $300 Reward

In Concord New Hampshire on February 23 authorities reported no progress locating the unknown gunman who fatally shot Antonio Cosato in West Concord Thursday morning. The city offered a $300 reward for the killer's capture.

Concord N. H Antonio Cosato West Concord

Dinner honoring Bourke Cockran in Brookline

A lavish dinner hosted by Hon. P. A. Collins on Corey road Brookline honored Bourke Cockran. The table featured Lawson pinks and white carnations at all fourteen covers. Guests included Judge Corcoran Judge John H. Burke ex Governor Boutwell and Father Mc Manus among others.

William l Lloyd Garrison Edward Atkinson P.A. Collins Albert E. Pillsbury Charles Elliot Norton Thomas J. Gargan John W. Corcoran Burke Louis Prang Erving Wingslow George S. Boutwell Thomas W. Kenefick Charles Fleischer James A. Gallivan Dr. W. J. Gallivan William N. Osgood Stephen M. Walsh Thomas A. O'Neil F. W. Klemm John T. Higgins Hugh Gillen E. F. McCanna Aldereman F. W. Day P. A. Collins Corey Road Brookline Bourke Cockran Lawson Corcoran John H. Burke Phillips Pillsbury Joan Graham Boutwell Winslow

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