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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1901

Page

6

Wall Street Advances Amid High Levels and Short Interest

The New York market shows extreme activity with widespread gains, as commission houses buy heavily and prices rise despite high levels. Missouri Pacific leads with large volumes and hints of a 5 percent dividend. National Tube weakens on a Warnecke plant claim. Boston Elevated Railway outlines 1902 leadership.

New York The Stock Exchange Wall Street Unoward Missouri Pacific Vermilye & Co Louisville & Nashville National Tube Securities Warnegie Company National Tube Company Northern Pacific Boston Elevated Railway William A. Gaston William A. Bancroft William Hooper J. T. Burnett J. M. Prendergast Robert Winsor American Sugar Refining Company Jersey City Charles H. Senff W. B. Thomas Havemeyer Boston New Ol Call Abe Montana Utah

Central Star Oil promising guaranteed dividend stock

The Central Star Oil Company pledges a 2 percent monthly dividend for years if no new wells are added, while drilling 20 new wells should double income in 60 days. Officers with strong finances back a one year money back guarantee with 5 percent interest after 80 days, less earned dividends, to remove speculation. No orders below 100 shares. prospectus on request.

Central Star Oil Company Boston California

Montana and Tamarack stock trades amid Amalgamated tensions

The report notes heavy trading in Montana stock versus Tamarack and cautions investors as the Montana case remains entangled with Amalgamated and Heinze. It cites a nervous shift from Montana to safer options while detailing various stock prices and upcoming corporate developments including Mohawk and Erie Telegraph notes, with a looming smelter start and potential copper profits.

Montana the Herald Tamarack Amalgamated and Heinze Godfrey M. Hyams Sears Boston & Montana Bay State Boston & South Dakota Eclipse O Pacific Coast Company Erie Telegraph & Telephone Company New York Erie Telephone Company New York & New England Bingham Heffron Federal Steel Union Pacific Boston Financial News

Mohawkite pricing in Wales cited by Pinkham

The note references the price paid for Mohawkite by Pinkham, noting a ton price for the product in Wales. It presents a concise remark on commodity value and trade levels without additional context.

Wales Pinkham

Boston Stock Sales Highest and Lowest Bond Prices

Boston stock page reports today’s highest and lowest bond sales and the closing bid and asked prices. This data lists bond market activity with figures for the day, reflecting bid and offer levels across the market.

Boston

Rescue on Apple Island Ends Chase After Gunshot Wounding

Harbor police saved William H. Farmilee from the water near Apple Island after a lengthy pursuit that began about 1:30 AM. He was bleeding from head wounds and had a shattered kneecap from a pullet when officers dragged him toward the police tug. He fought until overcome by blood loss and lapsed into submission.

Police Department Harbor William H. Farmilee Apple Island James A. McKenna Station 7

Daring confrontation at Jeffries Yacht Club ends with arrest

William H Farmilde and Officer Mkenna engage a prowler at East Boston’s Jeffries Yacht Club. After a chase by the pier, the intruder jumps into a boat, is fought aboard, wounded with a gunshot, and captured by the Watchman. Farmilee, 28 Orange Street Chel sea, is taken to City Hospital. Shipping news follows with cargo details for the Glanys Twyth and the Birdoswald steamer.

Jeffries Yacht Club Boston Club McKenna Sun William Hodnett Doane Street Charlestown Y Glanystwyth A. Fred Brown Gets Aan x

Farmiloe tied to Apple Island theft cache

Special Officer Trader from Station 7 and harbor police raided Apple Island yesterday afternoon and seized a hut containing stolen property. Numerous small items were found and await identification, with Farmiloe previously noted as a prominent East Boston figure and now living in seclusion amid family estrangement.

Farmiloe Averal Boston Webster Street Apple Island Station 7 Harbor Police

Sailors Desert Ship Glanystwyth Leaves Port For London

Three sailors aboard the British steamer Glanystwyth deserted after claiming the vessel was leaking and unseaworthy. Fireman E Hamid, an Egyptian, and two Italians Placido Frannacca and Galli Francesco stayed ashore citing unpaid wages and withheld personal effects. The master, Jones, allegedly offered less than wages. authorities report an unsettled voyage from Savona to this port via Hampton Roads.

Glanystwyth London E. Hamid Agi Placido Frannacca Galli Francesco Hamid Savona Italy Hampton Roads Jones Con

Woollen Men Meet at National Wool Manufacturers Meeting

At the thirty sixth annual gathering in New York city the National Association of Wool Manufacturers discussed creating a national textile chamber of commerce. President Charles H. Harding presided and officers were elected including presidents James Philips jr and John N Carpenter and treasurer Benjamin Phipps. Executive committee members named include William Whitman Robert Middleton D David Liginstein Charles Vietcher Fern Hall James and others from multiple states.

New York Textile Chamber of Commerce National Association of Wool Manufacturers Charles H. Harding Philadelphia James Philips, Jr Fitchburg Mass John N. Carpenter New Brunswick N.ad George Sykes Rockville Conn Benjamin Phipps Poston N. D. North Boston William Whitman Robert Middleton Utica David Liginstein Charles Vietcher Providence Fern Hall James Rockville, Conn.; Joseph Metcalf Holyoke Ablel J. Abbot Graniteville Frederick S. Clark North Billerica John P. Wood Lawrence Charles A. Stott Lowell Thomas Oakes Bloomfield N. J John Hopewell, Jr

Boston Caledonian Club to celebrate Robert Burns birthday

The Boston Caledonian Club marks the birth anniversary of Robert Burns on January 24 with a concert and ball. The event promises a gala night for descendants of Scotland with unusual preparations for the occasion.

Robert Burns Boston Caledonian Club Sons and Daughters of Old Scotia

Change of Climate for Catarrh Cure Promoted by Stuart's Tablets

An old notice extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a cure for catarrh across climates claiming internal action through blood. It cites Dr. A. R. Fernbank of Columbus Ohio praising relief after failing climate cures and notes the product's use by his family as prevention for colds and sore throats.

Stuarts A. R. Fernbank Colunius Ohio Stuart Stort

Purim Association Ball Heads Boston Charity Event

The Purim Association of Boston prepares a grand charity ball at Symphony Hall on Tuesday evening to benefit the Federation of Hebrew Charities of Heston. The event features a grand march led by President and Mrs. Daniel Frank, extensive carriages arrangements, a promenade concert, continuous dancing, and a divided balcony with prominent patrons and sponsors from local firms and newspapers.

Purim Association of Boston Symphony Hall Federation of Hebrew Charities of Heston Damel Frank Meyer H. Goldshmidt M. M. Morse Tresurer Lee M. S’riedman Messrs Golffrey Morse Jacob H. Hecht A. A. White Silas Peavy Daniel Frank Joseph M. Herman George J. Spitz Lewis Keiffer Ji Oston Massachusetts Avenue Louis E. Kirster Huntington Avenue E. Kirstein Picker Jesse Koshand Scheinfeldt Julius Kiseman Jay Abrams M. Dpd Abrams Julius Hollander Samuel Meyers 8. Isaacs Harry Cross Robert M.cohen Hyman A. Wolf George van Raalte Milton Bernstein Sidney Williams Louis Elias Sidney Dreyfus Walter Teilborn Ludwig Hiseman William Frank Felix Hessberg Harry A. Mark Samuel Vorenberg D. Waxman Louis Hecht, Jr J. Peavy E. H. Woods Boston Herald Charles H. Taylor Boston Globe Jordan, Marsh & C O I. and A. (. Ratshesky Leopold Morse & Co Alexander Steinert William Steinert Levisseur Brothers E. A. Grazier Boston Post and Harmony Club Hart J. H. Hecht Charles Weill Fannie Cohen Israel Cohen

Easing Subway Suits Plan Outlined by Judge Fessenden

In the Superior Court equity session Judge Fessenden announced a plan to expedite subway damage suits. An auditor will review rejected cases to locate where uplift occurred and injuries happened. After medical reports, a jury will determine damages and defendant liability, with possible consolidation for some cases.

Fessenden Superior Court Anc Whipple Sa

Hyde Park Boy Hero Saves Boy From River Drowning

The 14 year old Raymond A. McDonald, soon to be 15, is hailed for five brave acts including yesterday when he saved eight year old John Thompson from drowning in the Neponset River. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Archia McDonald.

Hyde Park Raymond A. McDonald Archia McDonald John Thompson Jessie Thompson Fairmount Avenue Neponset

Brave McDonald dives to save boy from river ice

At 155 Fairmount Avenue a skating accident near the river led to a boy falling through thin ice. McDonald, skating nearby and armed with only a jacket, pulled Thompson to safety in a tense rescue. His prior heroics include saving a drowning companion and others, with a stranger later pulled from the water by his canoe.

McDonald Fairmount Avenua Thompson Young McDonald Young Thompson Willie Thompson Fairmount Avenue McDonall Lester Reed Fairmount Bridge

Navy commander urges delay of Wisconsin commissioning

Captain Reiter supervising the battleship Wisconsin in San Francisco recommends reconsidering the plan to commission on February 1, which falls on a Friday regarded as unlucky. The Wisconsin would join the Pacific station with Rear Admiral Casey taking command on January 24 and expected to rendezvous with the flagship Iowa at San Diego.

Washington Reiter Navy Wisconsin San Francisco Casey Kautz Iowa San Diego Cal

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