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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1900

Page

6

Slump in Sugar Hits Markets on Dividend Doubts

Market notes show Sugar dropping 7.5 points to around 103.5 as dividend talks loom. Third Avenue sinks 7.5 points amid fears of a $7 million cash need and potential bankruptcy, while Erie Telephone and Bell slide on restructuring chatter. Multiple rail and industrial stocks falter as insiders reportedly dump Mohawk shares and a Louisville Evansville & St Louis mortgage review highlights $2.65 million due.

New York James R. Keene Sugar Third Avenue People’s Gas Continental Tobacco Tennessee Coal and Iron Steel and Wire Brooklyn Rapid Transit Manhattan Pennsylvania Norfolk & Western Atchison Boston Shorts Erie Bell New England Western Union Lowell Erie Telephone Wall Street Mr. Stanton The Herald John Stanton Stanton Lake Winona Mayflower Old Colony W. P. Fishbach Louisville, Evansville

Boer Army Massing Near Bloemfontein in Disputed War Position

Reports describe a new Boer line of defence near Bloemfontein as Lord Roberts fights to push forward into the Orange Free State. Estimates suggest 30,000 Boers may be in the field with Cronje holding a stubborn position and British losses mounting in the Ladysmith corridor.

Bloemfontein Roberts Orange Frege Ladysmith Lord Roberts Cronje War Office White Mafeking French Daily Chronicle Cape Colony Paardeberg England Ldaily Daily News Lorenzo Marquez Free State Kruger Pretoria Robinson Bank

Listed NYC and Chicago addresses for Senator office sites

Readable fragments list unusual street addresses in New York Chicago and Washington. Includes 40 West 77th Street 66 Beaver Street 11 Broadway Rookery Building and references to Senator in Washington D C.

West 77Th St New York Beaver St Broadway Rookery Bldg Chicago Senator Washington, D. C

Market prices report highlights bid and asked figures

Boston suppliers listed today’s market summary with the highest and lowest sales alongside closing bid and asking prices. The brief notes guide traders on current price levels and market tone for the day.

Boston Bell Tel T&s B& Q M&b Gn K OM Ry & Br Mex Central Ist Inc Onn Ate T&sfe Boston & Albany Oston Boston & Lowell Boston & Maine Fitebbu Ctncago

High Lowing Sales Bid Figures Reported

Ambiguous OCR text shows scattered numbers and percentages with unclear titles. Records indicate an auction or bid context at AITChISOM with 2,700 and 20 percent figures, but specifics are unreadable.

Aitchisom

Three Mines in Rich Free Milling Belt Offer Shares

Owner promotes three mines in the famous free milling belt with rich ore blocked out for milling. Development runs day and night, promising large dividends once a mill is erected. Limited development stock at 46 cents per share, par 1.00. fully paid and non assessable.

Rialto Leasing and Mining Company Lambert Boston William G. Reed Edward L. Oppenheim New York John L. Hobson Haverhill E. B. Phillips Wstey Greenback Mahala Company Bay State Gas Fortuna-Republica The Marquette Mining Journal Arcadia Quincey Joseph A. Coram Cochiti Navaho Mining Companies Heywood Bros. & Wakefield Company Pinkham America

Wheat Opens Steady Then Drops on Bearish World Totals

Wheat markets moved from a steady start to a sharp decline as weekly world shipments reached 6,904,000 bushels versus 7,124,000 a year ago. On passage stocks rose 2,560,000, imports to the United Kingdom totaled 568,000 with 542,000 from Atlantic ports, and a Chicago sale of 100,000 bushels to Berlin appeared, while visible supply rose 225,000, a bearish sign despite expectations.

Messrs United Kingdom Atlantic Chicago Berlin Buenos Ayres

Criticism of British Tactics Quietly Filed by War Dept

Report from Washington dated February 26 notes Captain Slocum Eighth Cavalry military attache to British forces cites flaws in British operations in South Africa. Criticisms concern poor reconnaissance before advances and personnel, kept private for use in military schooling.

Washington War Department South Africa Slocum Eighth Cavalry Department Military Information Division

Buller Encounters Hornets Nest at Ladysmith

London dispatch notes General Buller's march on Ladysmith marked by sharp fighting. A Pietermaritzburg report says he remains heavily engaged at Grobler's Kloof. Buller, in a Colenso despatch dated Feb 25, reports British casualties on Feb 20 as twelve killed and ninety nine wounded among the Somersets and Dorsets, with twelve officers wounded on Feb 22 and 23.

London Buller Ladysmith Pietermaritzburg Grobler Kloof Colenso War Office Thackeray Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Sitwell Royal Dublin Fusiliers Thorold Royal Welsh Fusiliers Paardeberg

Leyds Optimistic on War Outcome in Europe

Brussels February 26 Dr W J Leyds Transvaal envoy in Europe remains cheerful about the war's result and believes Cronje may not surrender and could still break through British lines.

Brussels W. J. Leyds Transvaal Europe Cronje

Plague No New Cases in Honolulu For Eight Days

Major Ennis of the Sixth Artillery reports to the War Department that one plague death occurred in Hilo on Feb 15. No new cases have appeared in Honolulu for eight days.

Washington Ennis Sixth Artillery Camp McKinley Honolulu War Department Hilo

Heavy Fighting by Buller’s Forces Reported

Despatch notes terrific battles on Friday and Saturday with heavy fighting. Officers suffer hundreds of casualties among non-commissioned officers and men.

Buller

Cronje's Guns Frustrated by British Artillery at Paardeberg

A Paardeberg dispatch to the Daily Chronicle dated February 23 reports General Cronje's attempt to mount guns was frustrated by British artillery during the fight.

Cronje London Daily Chronicle Paardeberg

Ottawa report names two Canadian officers killed in action

A cable dispatch to the government says Major Arnold of the Ninety‑Seventh Winnipeg and Pete McCreary of Sussex New Brunswick died from battlefield injuries at Modder River. The Lieutenant Governor of New South Wales cabled Lord Minto to express sympathy for Canada’s loss of gallant sons.

Ottawa Ont Arnold Ninetieth Winnipeg Pete McCreary Sussex N. B Modder River South Wales Lord Minto Sydney N. S New South Wales Canada N. Darlet

Boer War Fundraiser Comments On General Cronje Surrender

Phillip Lonter Wessels of Bloemfontein says Cronje would not surrender and fighting would continue, while George W. Van Sicklen announces $2000 for Boer widows and orphans sent to C. DeVilliers in Cape Colony. The remarks stress persistent resistance and continued war support.

New York

Porto Rico tariff bill debate cites cross-party positions

In Porto Rico tariff bill discussions, speakers Boutell Brown Mondell Graham Reeder spoke for the bill while Bartlett Lanham Moon Williams Johnston Sutherland Jett Noonan and Wilson opposed it. Williams noted President Lattimer and Lattlefield align with McKinley on tariff matters and joked about Maine’s candidate as a running mate, sparking a quip about a barrel of brains.

Messrs. Boutell Brown Mondell Wyo Graham Penn Reeder Kan Messrs Bartlett Lanham Tex Moon Tenn Williams Ill Johnston W. Va Sutherland Neb Jett Noonan Wilson Lattlefield Maine McKinley Wiilliams Cannon Rep

Porto Ricans Petition for Free Trade Urgency Urges Action

Secretary Root sent a Davis letter to the Senate with five petitions from Porto Rico signed by hundreds of tobacco merchants growers and manufacturers asking for free trade with the United States to relieve industrial paralysis and find markets for 1898 1899 surplus and 1900 crops.

Washington Root Senate General Davis United States Porto Rico

Senate handles ship subsidy bill and Quay seating debate

In Washington on February 26 the Senate opened with the commerce committee reporting the ship subsidy bill by a 10 to 6 vote. Debate over former Senator Quay's seating from Pennsylvania began with constitutional arguments from Mr. Turley and attention from colleagues. Tillman and Spooner clashed over Hawaiian government provisions as Tillman acknowledged election fraud and violence in the South while an amendment to remove voter property qualifications for state legislators was adopted. little other progress occurred.

Washington Senate Frye Committee On Commerce Senator Quay Pennsylvania Turley Quay Tillman S. C Spooner Wis

Dewey Prize Money Claim Ruled Against Admiral

The United States Court of Claims ruled against Admiral Dewey in his claim for prize money from the destruction of the Spanish fleet in Manila Harbor. The court awarded him $9670, finding the enemy force not superior to his.

Washington United States Court of Claims Admiral Dewey Manila

Census work begins as 100 boxes dispatched nationwide

The census bureau started practical work for the census by shipping 100 boxes with schedules on agriculture population manufactures and vital statistics to supervisors nationwide. Another 100 boxes will be sent daily and enumerators should be ready for field work by April 15 completing census preparations.

Washington Census Bureau

Somerville School Board Considers Day Schedule Change

At a recent Somerville School Board meeting the rules committee report urged shifting afternoon session times for primary and grammar schools from 1 20 to 3 20 for the entire school year. The industrial education report proposed substituting natural movement in writing for the vertical system and was referred back to the board for decision, with postponement to the next meeting.

Somerville William P. Jones Committee On Industrial Education Carr School Board

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