Morgan bond syndicate dissolves as popular loan seen to succeed
The Morgan bond syndicate dissolves after admitting the $100,000,000 gold loan will be oversubscribed. J P Morgan states the move follows efforts to replenish the Treasury gold reserve and secure public subscriptions, with credit aided by press support from the Post and New York World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
New York World
Boston
Morgan ‘Bond Syndicate
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
Treasury
Morgan
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Executive Department
United States
Treasury Reserve
Europe
London
Deutsche Bank
Messrs
Morgan, Harjes & Co
Germany
New Ecuador and Russian Ministers Presented to President
Senor Don Luis Felipe Carbo the Ecuadorian minister and E De Katzebue the Russian envoy were introduced to President Cleveland by Secretary Olney. Both ministers stressed friendship with the United States and neighboring nations with the Monroe doctrine discussion toned down at diplomacy’s urging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Don Luis Felipe Carbo
Ecuador
Olney
United States
Cleveland
E. de Katzebue
de Katzebue
State Department
Miss Susan B Anthony Attacks Eliot Over Suffrage Letter
Rochester reports Miss Susan B Anthony in a fiery reply to President Eliot’s statement on women’s suffrage. She recalls a 19th century school teachers issue and calls Eliot arch traitor for denying suffrage as a nation bulwark. She defends her view that suffrage underpins American government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Eliot
Rochester
N.Y
Susan B. Anthony
National Woman Suffrage Association
United States
Harvard University
Miss Anthony
Intercollegiate league contests set for winter at BU
Boston University joins Colby Bates Wesleyan Tufts in a winter league to win a silver cup with preliminary contests. Colby meets Bates in Lewiston on Feb 27, winner faces Tufts in early April, and the top two meet Boston Wesleyan in Boston around June 1. Wesleyan debates Nicaragua Canal issue with United States ownership urged by Wesleyan. Men's Club of '96 banquet Friday with Raymond A. Robins. Y M C A Bible study also Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Bates
Wesleyan
Tufts
Boston University
Lewiston
Middletown
Conn
Colby-Bates
Boston-Wesleyan
Boston
Wesleyan-Boston
United States
Nicaragua Canal
Raymond A. Robins
Ashburton Place
Turkish cartoon highlights Armenian attitudes in press feature
A second cartoon from the Turkish paper Al Musheer, brief and weekly eight-page publication, voices Turkey's stance toward Armenia. The feature contrasts with a prior Post image and emphasizes national perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al- Musheer
Armenia
Sarkis
Widows of Soldiers Seek Burials at Public Expense
Cambridge official urges state action to bury soldiers wives and widows in pauper graves at public cost. Colonel Muzzey notes current law covers soldier burials up to 35 dollars and proposes a parallel provision for families. He has discussions with the Women's Relief Corps and aims to push a bill in the legislature to fund widows' funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Muzzey
Cambridge Board of Overseers of the Poor
Muzzey
Women’s Relief Corps
Turkey With Two Faces A Sultan Cartoon Analysis
A Dec 7 meet illustration from a U S newspaper portrays the Sultan with two sides the white olive branch seen abroad and the black sword viewed by his subjects. It notes French papers endorse cognac despite religious restrictions and argues Armenian atrocities are suppressed by Trakish press under the Sultan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
England
America
Improv e Harbor Plan Highlighted by Ex Mayor Matthews
Watertown Board of Trade and YM A held a January meeting at Masonic Hall on Boston Harbor improvement. Former Boston Mayor Nathan Matthews outlined a funding scheme: Massachusetts could advance up to 6 million dollars with Congress covering the rest, or Massachusetts could cover all 6 million while a sinking fund and annual Congressional appropriations would repay the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown Board of Trade and Young Men’s Assembly
Masonic Hall
Boston Harbor
Nathan Matthews
Boston
Matthews
Congress
New England
Massachusetts
Cattle on Dominion safe after wreck near Berehaven
Large cargo of cattle horses and sheep from the British steamship Dominion bound for Bristol arrived at Bristol after the vessel was beached and later floated off Berehaven Ireland on January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dominion
Portland
Bristol
Berehaven
Ireland
Floquet Illness Threatens French Political Leader
Paris January 15 Charles Thomas Floquet the prominent French politician and longtime president of the Chamber of Deputies is seriously ill and not expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floquet
Paris
Charles Thomas Floquet
Chamber of Deputies
Mourning at the Docks Over Fortuna Collision
Fishermen mourn nine missing sailors after the Fortuna sinks following a collision with the Barnstable near the cape. Captain Paine of the Barnstable defends his vessel, noting clear visibility and wrong helm choices. British authorities consider a lawsuit to resolve liability as the Barnstable returns to Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortuna
Barnstable
Paine
Cape
Someyone
Consul Brown
Jamaica
Missing New York businessman James Clarke Reported
Fall River reports James Clarke, a New York businessman, missing after the steamer Pilgrim trip to New York last Monday night. A body washed ashore on Block Island bears Clarke's clothing marks and a bullet wound, with forty six cents in his pocket, likely confirming the missing man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
James Clarke
New York
Providence
R. I
Block Island
James Clark
B. C
Pilgrim
Leighton's Erysipelas Specific Ad
Dr Leighton's Erysipelas Specific relieves inflammation of all kinds and is safe like water. It treats foul sores insect bites hives in children and burns quickly. Sold 50 cents per bottle by Leighton Dexter Medicine Co Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton & Dexter Medicine Co
Temple Pl
Boston
Maine Reed Club forms in Portland with Cleaves as president
More than 300 out of town delegates attend the launch in Lincoln Club rooms before adjournment to City Hall. Governor Henry B. Cleaves elected president. officers named from Portland and counties. Club aims to boost Maine attendance at the St. Louis convention with about 590 members at inception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
State of
Henry B. Cleaves
Thomas P. Shaw
W. S. Milliken
W. W. Thomas
Charles E. Littlefield
Rockland
A. R. Savage
Auburn
W. S. Haines
Waterville
St. Louis
Maine
Along the Water Front Shrimped by Winds and Fire
The British tramp steamer Castle dale, Captain Yorker, was driven against Congress street bridge by wind and current and damaged but not detained. It will need one or two new iron plates before seaworthy. Coast Pilot Quin may disembark at Nobska en route to Philadelphia. The flagstaff on T wharf stays half-masted for Martin Brimmer. Gloucester schooner Judique broke foreboom in heavy seas. Cunard steamer Sylvania to carry 100000 bushels of wheat to Liverpool next Saturday. Towboat Elsie saved Deckhand Herman Rollins from a fire at Morrison’s coal dock in East Boston. The Spanish government fears patriots will enter Havana harbor and bans entry and departure from sunset to sunrise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castledale
Yorker
Fort Point Channel
Sprague
William H. Gallison
Congress Street
Philadelphia
Quin
Nobska
Martin Brimmer
T Wharf
Fortuna
Brimmer
Gloucester
Georges
Sylvania
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Elsie
Herman Rollins
Thurlow Weed
Morrison
Boston
Johnny
Havana
Cuba
Kean Adoption Case Decided by Court Not Jury
The Kean adoption dispute was heard in the Supreme Court where Judge Morton denied Nat McKay of Brooklyn a jury for the issues. The case challenges Probate Court decrees dating from January 18 1892 permitting Captain Lauchlin McKay to adopt William L Kean and Mrs Eliza H Kean and contests the will value around 250000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kean
Nat’”’ McKay
Brooklyn
N. Y
Supreme Court
Morton
McKay
Lauchlin McKay
William L. Kean
Eliza H. Kean
Nat” McKay
Keans
In Fond Memory of Rev Father Fulton S J
The Catholic Union held its quarterly meeting last night presided by Thomas Watson with fifty eight new members admitted. Resolutions praised Rev Father Robert Fulton S J for his long service in Boston Catholic education and his leadership at Boston College and in the Catholic Union. The group lauded his zeal in missions retreats confessional work and care for youth and pledged memorials in the minutes and to send an engraved copy to Boston College faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Union
Thomas Watson
Robert Fulton
S. J
Boston
Father Fulton
Military Academy
West Point
Town College
Suston College
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Boston College
New England
Angel
Pepe
Finn Toby
William A. Dunn
M. D
John D. Berran
Petition for consent to erect brick stable on Scotia Street
The undersigned petitions the Boston Board of Aldermen for permission to build a brick stable with five stalls on Scotia street Ward 10. Dimensions about 70 by 50 feet. Elisha S Converse Boston December 28 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Aldermen
City of
Boston
Scotia Street
Ward 10
New Heath Street
Ward
Rueter & Company
Roxbury
Mass
Boston Aldermen Order Notice for Petition Hearing
On January 18 1896 the Boston Board of Aldermen ordered notice for a petition hearing on February 8 at 3 PM. The notice requires publication in the Boston Journal and Boston Post three times and service to adjoining estate owners. City Clerk J M Galvin authenticates the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Boston Journal
Boston Post
J. M. Galvin
Old Court House
Charles S. Damrele
Occupancy and use of stakes in Bos city area
In Bos the record notes occupancy and use of stakes extending about 50 feet, attributed to Lester Leland.
February 3rd Board Meeting Notice Set
A notice states that the Board will convene on Monday February 3 at 8 o'clock. The document calls for due notice to all interested parties via peerage channels.
Petition to lay conduit across Atlantic Avenue in Boston
Boston officials are urged by American Glue Company to grant permission to lay a steam conduit across Atlantic Avenue from 429 to 438. Signed by D Webster King president treasurer, with supporting firms Hinds & Coon Caswell Livermore & Co and Louis McCarthy treasurer. Date January 13, 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Alder Men
Boston
Mass
American Glue Company
Atlantic Avenue
American Glue CO
D. Webster King
Prest
Treas
W. T
City Board Discusses Petition Expediency Hearing On January Twentieth
The Board will meet Monday at 3 p m to consider granting the petition and invite any objecting parties to appear and be heard. Notice will be published in the Boston Post and Evening Record. Attest J M Galvin City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Boston Post and Evening Record
J. M. Galvin
Steamship New York Resumes Service After Cramp Overhaul
The American line steamship New York, fresh from Cramp's shipyards overhaul, sailed from Philadelphia for New York this morning and will proceed to Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Line
New York
Cramp’s
Southampton
American Wringer Co. Repairs Milkers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co. offers wringers for beds and sweepers, with mangling and spring bed repairs. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Mail orders are promptly attended to and telephone calls answered from Tremont WA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
National Appraisers Conference Opens in New York
A conference of appraisers from across the country began in New York today with Dunn of the host city chosen as chairman. Attendees included Albert S. Kimball of Portland Maine and Albert Stearns of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dunn
Alpert S. Kimball
Portland
Albert Stearns
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bond Syndicate
Raul
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan Bond Syndicate
Thomases
Carlisle
Wall Street
Treasury Department
Mongan Syndicate
Globe
Morgan Syndicate
Pinkham
Russia
Allison
Captain Johnny Degen
Almanac
the Post
Worcestershire
John Duncan
Wes
Doliers
Gol
Women's Relief Corps Aid
Tne Sto Sp
Watertown Board of Trade
C. Nl. Hood & Co
Lowell, Een
Hood
Clark
Dr. Leighton
Ned Jay
SON Bros
Tremont Row
New England Digiial Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Boston, Mass
Benjif’. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
TRUSL
WM. B. Turner
Puritana
Mrk
Dick Crosby
M.D
Puritana Compound Co
Concord
N. H
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
State House
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
House
Charles River
Charles F. Sprague
H. L. Boutwell
Steamship
National Apprasers’ Conference
Nervease
Whysieling
Ivervease Co
Herricks Mercantile Collection Agency
Bruogom
Gospel Services
Naomi Hall
Washington St
Flc
Sale
Remont Street
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