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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
17
Money Markets Report On Bank Loan Rates
The item lists various loan rate lines at six percent. It mentions brokers' customers loans, brokers' call money, commercial loans, individual collateral loans, and year money all quoted at 6 percent. The language reflects a market snapshot of lending costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guten
Old South Trust reelects directors at annual meeting
At the annual Old South Trust Company meeting held yesterday, retiring directors were all reelected. Joseph T Lyons United States presidentFrancis M Costelio and Maurice were noted among those returning to office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old South Trust Company
Joseph T. Lyons
United States Oppresser
Rancis M. Costelio
Maurice
Directors Welcome Il'. Driscoll to Board of Trustees
President John R. McVey was presented with a diamond stickpin by the directors amid a board meeting. The exact roles or dates are not specified beyond the addition of Il'. Driscoll to the board roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il’. Driscoll
John R. McVey
Waterfront Calendar January 9 and celestial hints
Waterfront calendar for January 9 marks the 1591st day since war began with the U S in war 605 days. It notes ninth day of year and winter day counts with moon phases and planetary positions through February and July, listing Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn in various periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Kim
Tine
Yin
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Weather data fragment from 20th century report
Observed dew point and mean relative humidity given with temperatures and precipitation values. The note credits J. W. Smith as meteorologist and includes minimal readable figures such as 0 percent precipitation and 0.0 to 5.0 temperature entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cera
Groundfish fleet lands 165000 pounds. haddock hits new high
About 165000 pounds of groundfish arrived aboard eight vessels yesterday. Haddock price reached a record high with fishermen paid 11 to 14 cents per pound. Ex vessel prices ranged from 50 cents for halibut to up to 15.85 per hundred for market cod. The arriving fleet includes Haddock and Cod on vessels Corinthian Gladys Nellie Adeline Ralph Brown Fr Atwood Little Elsie Grace Clinton and others with substantial cod pollock hake and flounder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddock
Haddock, T
Cod
Pollock, Corinthian
Gladys & Nellie
Adeline
A S. L. Marshall
Ralph Brown
Fr. B. Atwood
Little Elsie
Grace Clinton
Winifredian Crew Reassembles For Boston to Liverpool Run
Bohemian crew of 30 on the steamship Winifredian, repaired after months ashore on the Newfoundland coast, is ready for service again likely resuming the Boston to Liverpool route. The two six masted schooners Eleanor A. Percy and Ruth EH Merrill arrived at Buenos Ayres January 5 and were sold. the Percy will be renamed Dusie under Norwegian registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifredian
Newfoundland
Boston
Liverpool
Eleanor A. Percy
Ruth EH. Merrill
Buenos Ayres
New England
Percy
Dusie
THE
Landsman
Shipping News From Atlantic to Coast Ports and Tugs
Shipping notices list torpedo boats Sigourney Wainwright Kimberly Stringham Porter and Bell sailing from Brest via Ponta Del Gada Bermuda and numerous steamers and tugs including Terschelling Jelsing Minneap olis Sagamore standard 111 and Mercury with barges to Portsmouth Salem Norfolk Port Reading Port Johnson and Searsport. The long run includes Ns 58 128 Coaldale Buck Ridge L & W B C Nos 5 6 8 9 and other lighters and tows returning or en route to New York Newport News Philadelphia and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sigourney
Wainwright
Kimberly
Stringham
Porter
Bell
Brest
Ponta del Gada
Bermuda
Terschelling
New York
Rotterdam
Delaware
Crowell
Huron
Fletcher
Portland
Grecian
Page
Philadelphia
Take Annette
Crosby
Baltimore
Lake Bledsoe
Morley
Newport News
Treworgy
Mercury
Freeman
Provincetown
Albany
Beechwood
Neponset
Perkins
New London
Thomas Horan
Helen Wood
Zetas
Sullivan
Lynn
David R
Vesta
Powell
Beverly
Walnut
Plymouth
Quinn
Brookside
Port Reading
Salem
Port Johnson
Western
Johnson
Coaldale
Panther Creek
Buck Ridge
Juno
Rogers
Sandwich
Jelsing
Dan
Searsport
Biwabik
Norfolk
Nottingham
Ontario
Leesport
Tohickon
Perth Amboy
Loaldale
Giowcenter
Aon Ca
Printing Pressmen End Lockout At Boston Plant
Eleven members of Printing Pressmen's Union 67 return to their old jobs at Boston's municipal printing plant after a day of absence. The union voted last Friday night to declare a plant lockout due to conditions at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fishermen Swap Yarns at 44th Annual Meeting
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association held its 44th annual dinner and meeting at the American House. Dr Heber Bishop won first honors in storytelling, William A Morse was elected president, and Lt Governor Channing Cox gave the principal address praising the association's work promoting sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
American House
Heber Bishop
William A. Morse
Channing Cox
Rollin L. Jones
Ite
Appointment and changes noted in treasurer position
The treasurer retires from the office but remains on the board. George W. Wiggins is appointed treasurer. Attending members include Representative Jerome Smith, Arthur J. Millett, Dr. W. C. Woodward, and George E. Morse Jr., with Millett as fisheries and game chair and Morse as Franklin Park Zoo curator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wiggins
Jerome Smith
Fish and Game Committee
Gloucester
Fisheries and Game
W. C. Woodward
George E. Morse, Jr
Franklin Park
Curtis Discusses Pay and Equipment With City Officers
Commissioner Curtis met 21 patrolmen at police headquarters for a frank talk. He supported a $200 pay raise and said he would consult the Mayor. Officers pressed for city funding of equipment amid financial constraints and expressed broad encouragement from the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Investigation
Curtis
Metropolitan Park Police
Price Guide for Housewives in Boston Markets
The Bureau of Markets releases a price guide for Boston housewives with Massachusetts Board of Food Administration quoted retail prices. Abundant items include squash onions potatoes beets carrots parsnips and normal items list sweet potatoes celery spinach cauliflower cabbage oranges grapefruit lemons. Scarce items include string beans cucumbers hothouse tomatoes lettuce cranberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Markets
Boston
Massachusetts Board of Food Administration
New York
Maine
America
Death of Post Artist Manz
Robert Henry Manz longtime Boston Sunday Post artist and cartoonist of Bingville Bugle dies in Cambridge Hospital after pneumonia. Born in Columbus Ohio he worked for Globe Democrat Kansas City Star Chicago Tribune and Washington Herald before joining Boston Post two years ago. He studied at Fenway School of Art and held a patent shoe heel. survived by his mother two brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements pending likely to ship body to St Louis for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Henry Manz
Boston Sunday Post
Cambridge
Mr. Manz
Cambridge Y. M
William Jennings Bryan
Boston
Bob
Post
Fenway School of Art
Manz
Christine Manz
St. Louis
Saving experiment on Roxbury babies in Boston
Roxbury is chosen for a child saving experiment following last May’s weighing and measuring campaign. About 1000 children in Wards 13 to 16 under five will receive a pink Happy New Year letter from Uncle Sam and a pink question card this week. Adults return the cards and officials classify children by need for expert health advice and attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Boston
Uncle Sam
An Ye Grea
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