Investment pitch for New England Autographic Register Company
An 1890 advertises 6000 shares at par ten dollars each, promising 10 percent investments and large future dividends. It cites December 1890 business growth, mentions 3 agents, plans to hire more, and lists firms that have placed registers. A sworn report by W Norton Reid endorses the company as solvent and capable of paying profits, while noting limited current activity and potential expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW England Autographic Register Company
Wahlenly
L. P. Tholtiander & Co
It. B. White & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Continental Clothing House
Cobo
Aldrich & Co
W. Norton Reid
Veneut
Basin Five Again Mr Richards on the Stand
The Joint Special Committee resumes its Basin 6 contract hearing in the Common Council Chamber. Jeremiah McCarthy testifies that Saucier sought Killian as a condition to bids and that Richards advised paying Killian, with law firms and Water Board members involved. Daniel Cummings recalls Saucier seeking protection for rights, negotiations over pay, and the payment of a small sum to Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin 6
John MH. Lee
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Saucier
Lilis
Water Board
Julian and
Meaney
Latyer
Mr. Saucier
Henry F. Naphen
Naphen
Gratis
The
Killian
Richards
Wittees
Charas
Saucier Killian
Peabody
Doherty
Grant
Kilian
Gauner
Py Cummings
Mr. Richards
Winess
Rihards
McCarthy
Leavitt
Killain
Daniel Cummings
Basin No. 6
Public
Cherry
Sancier
Killian In. This Talk Was Not In the Presence of Mr Richards
Public Library
Prince and Pierce
Continueron
Ex Empress Frederick Leaves Paris Amid Civil Reception
The ex Empress Frederick departed Paris for Boulogne by train, avoiding a public protest after high level advice to alter the route. Hundreds watched peacefully as she boarded, with reports praising Parisians for courtesy amid Franco German tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pants
Frederick
Germany
Paris
Calais
Gare du Nord
Bouloge
England
France
M. Reinach
Republique Francaise
Frederico
la Justice
le Jour Gays
Harrington Wins Damages From Insuppressible Paper
The suit of Mr. Tim othy Harrington against the Insuppressible publisher was decided today. Harrington secured a verdict awarding him 5 pounds in damages. In Lonpox, the Court of Appeals ruled that Messrs McCarthy and Herbert Gladstone along with other executive committee members are liable for the deficit in the Irish exhibition funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desarm
Timothy Harrington
Harrington
Lonpox
Court of Appeals
Messrs. McCarthy
Herbert Gladstone
Emperor William Angered by Naval Estimates Speech
The Emperor William is greatly displeased with the recent speech by the Secretary of the Committee on Naval Estimates. The secretary declared Germany must have a first class navy and warned money was necessary, suggesting a possible joint attack on the pact between France and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benun
William
Committee On
Germany
France
Russia
Secretaries hints on naval strategy prompt resignation rumor
Apod Germany reports that the secretary made statements urging the committee to keep secrets. It is believed the remarks concerned locking the Russian navy in the Baltic while England or Italy check the French navy in the Mediterranean. It is rumored the secretary has been asked to resign due to the utterances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apod
Germany
Baltic
England
Italy
Mediterranean
Whitechapel Crime Coroner Verdict Indicts Unknown
The coroner's inquest on Frances Coleman known as Carroty Nell ended with a verdict of wilful murder against unknown persons. The fireman Sadler, charged previously, was remanded to allow police to continue investigations.
Liquor Licenses for 1891 92 Rates Fixed by Police Board
The Police Commissioners fixed 1891 92 liquor license rates starting May 1891. First class innholders pay 1600 dollars, common victuallers 1000, second and third class sell on premise spirits up to 15 percent alcohol with common victuallers at 500. Fourth class licenses for on premise liquors for grocers 300, wholesale druggists 300, wholesale dealers 800 or 1000, and fourth class distiller licenses 1000. Fifth class bottles malt liquors cider and light wines under 16 percent alcohol with bottlers 500 and brewers 1000. Sixth class druggists 1 special club license 50. Transfers allowed during year. Applicants urged for March and April with licenses posted May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police Commissioners
Dandové
Boak of Police
Typefounders Consolidate In National Merger Effort
After a year or more of talks the nation’s bio typefounders move toward consolidation. Chicago firms Martlay Live & Co Union Type Foundry and possibly Barnards Bros & Spindler join. Barnaards not yet signed. Capital reportedly 6 million. Key organizers Edward O Young of Jersey City First National Bank and Charles de Hart Brower New York lawyer. Uniform prices and printer protection cited as main drivers. several major foundries named as participants. No fixed date. half the founders have given written consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crroaao
Bio
Chicago Type Foundries
Martlay, Live & Co
Union Type Foundry
Barnaards Bros. & Spindler
Edward #0. Young
First National Bank
Jersey City
Charles de Hart Brower
New York
Escari
First Annual Dinner of the Club The Postprandial Exercises
The Boston School Editors' Club held its first annual dinner at Verceile's Restaurant with nineteen juvenile journalists. Attendees included staff from Roxbury Enterprise and various Roxbury and Boston high schools. postprandial program featured a poem, prophecies, and remarks by members including A. C. Quimby and F. L. Olmstead. Officers named: Harry Cole Quimby president, Abby Far-Weilbrown vice president, Frederick A. Merrill secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston School Editors’ Club
Verceile’s
Isabelle C. Barrows
Roxbury Enterprise
Roxbury High School
Jarbblewock
Tripod
Roxbury Latin
KE. H. S. Record
English High
Chauncy Ball Abstract
Latin School Register
Dista
Vic P.ed
Weather and ship news from observations in Boston and late ship movements
Boston observations report a 80.14 barometer and 22.5 dew point with humidity around 64 percent and NW winds. Mean daily temperatures range from 26.4 to 37.0 F with a 0.24 inch precipitation total and a 0.0 inches normal maximum. Late ship news lists vessels, destinations, and arrivals with ships clea red for Glasgow London Havana and other ports and names several steamers and brigs in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
S.s
Nora Mulam
San Francisco Stocks and Medical Endorsement Note
A fragmented stock list mentions multiple companies with varied figures including Mexican,sepe soso and Crown Point while a physician extols Mellin's Food as superior in treating children, asserting broad effectiveness in his practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best & Belcher
Boule
Gholiar
Potod
Guld
Savina
Crown Point
Sierra Nev
Gould & Uadsasse
Union Con
Cosa Hale & Norcross
Yellow Jacket
Bounty Bill Defeated in House After Bitter Debate
In Washington on February 27 the House defeated the bounty bill, voting 117 to 172 against free ships. The substitute bill for mail payments, offered by Mr. Candler, prevailed after a long, partisan clash with numerous amendments. The final result left only the mail subsidy to be acted on, with prospects uncertain in the Senate.
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Wasnrxcton
Sprert
Llouse
Congressman Candler
House
Candier
Faraquhar
Senate
Farquhar
Dingley
Maine
McMillan
Friends of the Bill
Gannon
Ilinois
Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Chandler
Fithian
Shipping Bill Debate Highlights Tariff and Subsidy Clash
In Washington the House Committee of the Whole resumed the shipping bill debate. Herbert of Alabama urged eliminating subsidies for sailing vessels and directing aid to steam ships, while Outhwaite sought rebates on freight for American products. Andrew argued tariffs burden growth, citing mass production shifts and the decline of New England iron and shipbuilding. The session pressed amendments on measurements, duties, and foreign competition, with strong arguments on free ships versus subsidies.
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Washington
House
Senate
Herbert
Alabama
Messrs. Herbert
Struble
Candler
Massachusetts
Rogers
Brewer
Messrs
Dingley
Milliken
Morrow
Outhwaite
Baker
Kelly
Kansas
Iowa
Vesela
Andrew
British Empire
French bounty policy cripples American shipbuilding and trade
The article analyzes centuries of protectionism and French subsidies, arguing they depress American shipyards and naval commerce. It recounts figures and quotes from officials, legislators, and observers in the United States and Britain, criticizing tariffs, navigation laws, and subsidies as failing to restore maritime vigor. It cites 19th century debates on free ships, iron ships, and the need to repeal restrictive laws to revive U.S. shipping, with references to Congress, state officials, and industry figures.
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Massachusetts
Maine
America
Bingard
Houxland
Germany
France
New England
Boston
New
Bessemer
South Boston Iron Company
Kentucky
Bay State Iron Company Works
Norway Steel & Iron Company
Boston Executive Business Association
England
Eas
Congress of the
United States
Parliament of
Great Britain
Southampton
New York
Liverpool
Admiralty
North German Lloyd Company
China
Australia
Kahlow
Nordeutscher Lloyd
Mercrhtile Marine
Worthington C. Ford
Bureau of Statistics
State Department
Trentine
Freneh
Britain
Sutton
Evan RK. Jones
Cardiff
Ye Roach
Ongresa
Charles H. Gramp
Pacific
Kerr
Senate
Sherman
Oho
Chandler
Michigan
Morrill
Vermont
Brazil
Chandler Suja
Sovater Sherman
Select Committee On
New York Produce Exchange
Kusais
Svettin
Ite
Itsesti
Americas
Treasury Department
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Murnisg's
Reapublican National Tmasuea
Tyne
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Agre
Chase Wizuin
Providence
Blair
Iister
Salgm
W. Ji. Sietsen
John F. Brady
C. B. Danger
James Fairfeld
Varn
Forles
Rollins
George P. Daniel
W. J. Goldthwaite
Mancheser
John I. Braly
Prudential
Ne Y. Cole
Marine O Derit
E. A. Dixev & Go
American
Newark
Meriden
Conn
Roches
Rochester
N. C
Fie
London
L Dckham
N. Y
Main Owen
Union Avenue
West Roxbury
Tremont Street
Cor Ude
Ding Chapel
Ing Axvalnsi Sadler
el Tieowss Uarrington
Gravesend
Aberdeen
Basin Five
Alihint T
Lyman
Ndge Lawrence
Light Brahma Club
Roxbury
Fae
Bruuer
elderutYper
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta
Southern Banking & Trust CO
Aspinwall& Codman
Geo. H. Llooyd
Optician
BET Waumans
Bromfield St
Proviace Court
Ames Building
M. Deroulede
Patriotic League
Versaill
Bunun
Cologne
Nuria German
Berlin
Tagblatt
Count von Munster
M. Ribot
Vienna
Derouiede
Ireland
Mr. Harrington
Kaisek
Committee On Naval Estimates
Whitechapel
Sadler
Boston Suh
Late Ship News
Sui
State of Nevada
Glassow
Loon
Weistol
Oo Oe Mie
TM Whitney
Toston
Hiva
Anstas
Vapeni San Joaguin
Shanghai
Barks Couvotiin
Hoyal
Storkholm
Mendoza
Havana
Cleares Leaguers
Uretaine
Collier
Havre
Arent
Woieer
Cameo
Proctor
Christianstedt
Xrw yuRe
San Francisco
Uns
ATO Ipxins
J.T. Philps
State
Lev
Andrew J Lloyd
Washington Street
Old South Church
Boylston St
Bounty Bill
Mr. Candler
Mr. Andrew
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