Retired broker takes over Wyoming interests in three firms
An experienced broker announces retirement from twenty years in Wyoming securities to manage Underwriters' Security Company Laramie Hahn's Peak & Pacific Railway Acme Consolidated Gold & Copper Mining Company. He pledges sound, intrinsically valued pricing, offers information to stockholders, and reserves authority to trade his own shares while disavowing any broker recommendations on market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwriters’ Security Company
Laramie
Hahns Peak & Pacific
Bondsman withdraws from Dickinson Foster bond in bank case
J W Dickinson and George M Foster were convicted on three counts in the 1900 bank failure case. Dickinson, free on 15,000 bond, was surrendered after his bondsman Blazi de Florin of Boston withdrew. Foster remained jailed briefly, with special counsel and deputy marshals involved. Inside, wage increases rippled through New England mills, boosting payrolls by about 1.5 million annually as American Woolen Company and others raised pay for 50,000 workers across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dickinson
Danvers Bank
George M. Foster
South Danvers Bank
United States District Court
United States Supreme Court
Blazi de Florin
Boston
de Florin
Foster
Dickinson
Hill & Cutler
United Zinc Company
Brazi de Florin
G. H. Shapley
W. O. Tuttle
Newton
Ek. W. Houghton
Harvard
Charles Street
Ruhl
John H. Casey
United States
New England
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
American Woolen Company
New York City
New Zingland
Fall River
Bright Outlook for Coming Year Prominent in New Year's Note
State Street January 1 1906 outlook notes New Year holiday banking observe. United States enters 1906 in splendid condition with prospects for next year described as most prosperous in history. Boston Clearing House data show holiday exchanges clearings balances and bank statements with gains and shifts in deposits and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
New York
United States
Boston Bank Exchange
Boston
Probation Granted in Chelsea Abandonment Case
A delegation of Winthrop women appeared at Chelsea Police Court on behalf of Mrs. Margaret E. Jones 29 of Pauline Street appealing abandonment charges. The child, born December 8 in Chelsea, was the sister’s infant not Jones's. Judge Bosson placed Jones on probation after she explained destitution justified the act of leaving the child at 5 Cottage Street with Elmer Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Chelsea
Margaret E. Jones
Pauline Street
Jones
Bosson
Cottage Street
Elmer Haskell
Dogs Included In Springfield Census Claim
State enumerators insist dogs were enumerated in the letter carriers census, explaining a discrepancy between the State bureau population count and the Springfield post office figure. The shortfall would have affected salary increases for letter carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
State Bureau
50 000 Mill Hands Happy
A list of textile mills including Corone Worsted Co Mapleville Central Yarn Co Wickford Worsted Mills Woonsocket Farwell Worsted Mills Central Falls Saxonville Mills Farr Alpaca Mills Pocasset Mills Bellevue Mills Standish Worsted Mills Mabbet Woolen Mills Arlington Mills Cleveland Worsted Mills Ravenna Talbot Woolen Mills North Billerica Middlesex Woolen Mills Hocanum Mills Rockville Rock Mills Ives Co Perry Woolen Mill American Woolen Plainfield Woolen Leominster Worsted Nashua Valley Mills Farnsdale Crown Mills Olneyville Springville Mills N E F Co Mills Rockville Conn Ellis Woolen Earnscliffe Woolen Mill 50 000 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corone, Worsted Co
Mapleville
I. I
Central Yarn Co
Central Village
Conn
Wickford Worsted Mills
Wickford
EGR Scotia Worsted Mills
Woonsocket
Farwell Worsted Mills
Central Falls
Stillwater
Manton
Saxonville Mills
Saxonville
Farr Alpaca Mills
Holyoke
Pocasset Mills
Thornton
R. I
Bellevue Mills
Clinton
Standish Worsted Mills
Plymouth
Mabbet Woolen Mills
Arlington Mills
Lawrence
Cleveland Worsted Mills
Cleveland
Ravenna
Talbot Woolen Mills
North Billerica
Middlesex Woolen Mills
Lowell
Hocanum Mills
Rockville
Rock Mills
Gconn
Ives
Perry Woolen Mill
Webster
American Woolen Co
Plainfield Woolen Co
Leominster
Nashua Valley Mills
Farnsdale
Clinton Crown
Olneyville
Springville Mills
N. EF. Co.'s Mills
Ellis Woolen Mills
Monson
Earnscliffe Woolen Mill
Providence
See See See 2A 4 EE OS
A brief damaged OCR note shows scattered letters and numbers without clear context or identifiable people, places, or events. The fragment offers no readable facts to summarize into a coherent news item or description.
HITS AT LOW FARE SO N Y HITS AT LOW FARE SO N Y
The Enterprise Transportation Company files a petition with railroad commissioners accusing New Haven Hartford of discrimination. It cites delays over baggage checks and porters, and argues fares from New York to Boston via rival lines are higher than Fall River to Boston via the Enterprise line. It seeks honoring baggage checks and a fare cut to 50 cents or less than 1.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuu
Nassachusetts Sissies
Isa Cdeeccours
Boston
Eissies Hs
Holvone
Mass
Goig
Senseres
Belmont
Watertown
Levaton
Minneapolis
Minn
Cincinnati
Con
Asean
New York
New Haven & Hartford
R.R
Concord & Montreal
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Western Union Telegraph Co
Greenfield, Deerfield & Northampton
St. Ry
Portland (Me
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Enterprise Transportation Company
Transportation Company
Fall River
Old Colony Steamboat Company
Train Kills Vi Couple in East Fairfield Vermont
Charles Hammond of Herrick and Mrs E D Dickinson of Herrick were struck by a northbound express at a crossing while attempting to drive across. Both died, the sleigh and horse were destroyed, Hammond was single, Dickinson widowed with a husband. The accident occurred as they attended a New Year gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fairfield
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain
Charles Hammond
St. Aihbans
E. D. Dickinson
Herrick
Fairfield
Hammond
College men failures at manual labor
The Rev. E. A. Paddock, president of an Idaho Industrial Institute, told Evanston listeners that the average college graduate is a failure at performing manual work and that the educational system fosters caste feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
E. A. Paddock
One
Idaho Industrial Institute
First Congregational Church
Evanston
Directors Re-Elected by Boston Elevated Railway
The annual stockholders meeting at Wesleyan Hall re elected the current board of directors. A total of 83 252 votes were cast and all supported the present board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Wesleyan Hall
Salem man signature on Eric Pape petition for frigate
Moses D. Webber of Salem in his eighth decade signed yesterday morning the Eric Pape petition for the preservation of the old frigate Constitution. The petition was presented by parties interested in the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses D. Webber
Constitution
Salem
Pi Beta Phi Initiates Candidates at Boston University
Massachusetts Alpha Chapter of Pi Beta Phi held its annual initiation at Ruth Dennis's Brookline home. Initiates include Mildred Collyer Ruth Eaton Aurora Johnson Frances Morris Rena Oliver Elizabeth Richardson Lenna Smith Flora Smith and Laura Wright all class of 1909 with a banquet that evening at the Hotel Nottingham led by toast mistress Sarah G. Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity
Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Ruth Dennis
Brookline
Mildred Collyer
Waltham
Ruth Eaton
Middleboro
Aurora Johnson
Cambridge
Frances Morris
Rapid City
S. C
Rena Oliver
Wakefield
Elizabeth Richardson
Woburn
Lenna Smith
Icast
Weymouth
Flora Smith
Laura Wright
Nottingham
Sarah G. Pomeroy
Lynn
Hope Young's Funds Questioned in Ward Murder Case
R G Munroe of Digby N S lawyer for Hope Young accuses local officials of diverting funds sent for the young woman's aid to cover costs of past trials. The money was allegedly remitted to pay expenses for a new trial. Munroe told Mrs Catherine Brodie of Charlestown sister of Hope Young to stop sending funds directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Munroe
Digby, N. S
Hope Young
Hittle May Ward
Digby
Munroe
Catherine Brodie
Charlestown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wyoming
Congress Street
Hahns Peak
Acme Consolidated Gold & Copper Mining Company
Exchange Place
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Salt Lake City
East
Acme
Isaac van Horn
Sargent & Fairchild
Boston Stock Exchange
Ennis & Stoppani
Broad ST
N.Y
Consolidated Stock Exchange
York Produce Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Congress ST. Vel
Beverly R. Wood
Mgr
United Copper Company
A. U
A. m. Kk
Augustus Heinze
Thomas W. Lawson
Curtis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Bo Reo A
Union Pacific
the Steels
Congress St
Broadway
WM. H. Dwelly, JR
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William R. Driver
Charles ST
Foreign Department
Boston Clearing House
Piworus Ale Lee Es Seeee Ee
U. S
Soule
Henry Siegel
Frank E. Vogel
Henry Siegel & Co
Arthur R. Morris
GEO. A. Fernald & CO
Milk Street
Sailor
N. Y
Train
P| Beta Phi Society
Los Angeles
Daily
Salt Lake
California
Willars Masszy
Washington St
LeReh
Erate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!