Regulation of Investment and Bond Companies in New Hampshire
New Hampshire lawmakers discuss revising statutes and enacting a secret ballot law. A major focus is regulating numerous investment and bond firms recently formed under general law, many with nominal capital or unpaid instruments. List of many named investment groups is provided, with emphasis on officials and sponsors involved. Also noted are plans to redivide Hillsborough County and redistrict state senatorial districts due to population and valuation disparities.
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Corcorp
N. H
Spxcran
Judiciary
House
Gallinger
McKinney
Thomas Ogswell
Massachusetts
Mutual Protection Association of America
Manchester
Judential Bond & Investment Company
Industrial Association
Galery Investment Speciation
Concord
Jaqua
National Security Company
Weltebororder
Iron League
Nashuaquity Investment Company
Portsmouth
National Bond and Investment Association
Monthly Savings Association of N. H
Industrial Investment Company
Ee Giant Investment Association
Manester
Order of Silver Circle
Nashua
Od North American Redemption Company
Con- Commonwealth Investment Association
Amoskeag Benevolent Association
North American Investment Company
National Benefit Association
Mutual Investment Company
Granite State Investment Company
Standard Cooperative Benefit Association
Ashua
Ao England Investment Society
Manchestobe Investment Association
Man Wemesit
Benesii Mae Washi Cooperative Investment Company
Boston
ABS
Middlesex Investment Company
Manches- American Provident Association
Boston Cooperative Investment Company
Security Investment and Loan Association
Peoples’ Investment Association
Era Equitable Association
Manches- Granite State Mutual Association
Manchest United Investment Company
Mancheste Capital Investment Company
National Provident Association
Standard Security Company
Onansworth Investment Company
Ports Bay
Manches- Peoples’ New England Investment Company
Shoe and Leather Certificate Investment Company
Beacon Hill Cooperative Investment Company
Peoples’ Trust & Investment Company
Bos D
Royal Bond Company
T New England Cooperative Indemnity Association
Fidelity Bond and Investment Company
Oncord
Rockingham Investment Association
Palestine Investment Company
Manches National Investment Association
Mancheser Capital Investment Company
Mechanics’ Investment Company
Manchesouts — Investment Company
Marine Agate Cooperative Savings Computer
Visitor Joycantila Company
Bosto Pass
Amerkeag
Marhill
Amorkeag
Rapid Transit Debate Pushes Tunnels Over Elevated Lines
The Post Editors urge Boston and New York to embrace tunnel rapid transit, citing London’s Greathead system and New York’s failures with elevated roads. They warn against clinging to surface routes and call for thorough, fact based study, plans, and demonstrations to deliver safe, air light transit under crowded cities. The piece endorses underground routes as the modern standard and urges swift action.
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Post
New York
Crank
Lave
Boston
Ross
Wit Nodern
Broadway
Upper City
Gotham
New York World
Sterne
London
City & South London Railroad Company
London Road
London Bridges
Thames River
South London
Binfield Road
London Bridge
Hibernian Docks
London & Southeastern Railway
City and South London
Bes
General Court For Organization
Eye
Meprogp
Army and Navy Gazette military orders summary
Army announces multiple duty transfers and pay changes. Capt Henry Freeman moves to recruiting duty in St Paul Minnesota, Capt Thomas Wilhelm to St Paul for recruiting duty, 2nd Lt William Bean extends leave two months, 1st Lt Roger Bryan extends fifteen days, Capt Stanhope Blunt to Hartford Conn for revolver inspection with ordnance, Capt Francis Ives relieved from Pine Ridge to New York for leave, Capt Edwin Gardner moved to Ft Riley Kansas for temporary duty. Also regimental staff of Fifteenth Infantry to Ft Sheridan Illinois, band and companies to relocate. Capt George Anderson transfers within Sixth Cavalry to troop I. others follow, then naval orders detachments to Concord and related personnel reassigned to duty on the Concord, with paymaster Ring to Concord.
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Washineron
Sipecran
Henry B. Freeman
Seventh Infantry
St. Paul
Minn
Thomas Wilhelm
Eighth Infantry
Fort Washakie
Wyoming
William Hi. Bean
Second Cavalry
Roger R Bryan
Stanhope E. Blunt
Ordnance Department
National Armory
Springfield
Mass
Colt’s Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company
Hartford
Conn
Francis J. Ives
Pine
Ft. Sheridan
Inl
Department of Ota
Fort Sheridan
George 8. Anderson
Sixth Cavalry
Robert Hanna
Anderson
Becreaty
Interior
Pine Ridge
Camp Sheridan
Yellowstone National Park
A. Batchester
Concord
P. Wood
R. Z. Hine
E. R. Freeman
Ieutenant
J. B. Briggs
Theureau
C.F. Emmerich
Pittsburg
Washington
Lucien Oung
Navy Department
Boston
James A. Ring
Militia Officer Changes and Resignations This Week
Adjutant general lists commissions and resignations across several units. Herbert M. Gragg of Waltham appointed first lieutenant, Company F, Fifth Infantry. E A Pierce becomes second lieutenant, same unit. F E Pierce of Greenfield promoted to captain, Company L, Second Infantry. Thomas L. Comstock and H H Cutler of Greenfield promoted and seconded, respectively, while C L Shaw resigns as captain, Company K, Ninth Infantry and J G O Gorman resigns as second lieutenant, Company F, Ninth Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General’s Office
Herbert M. Gragg
Waltham
Fifth Infantry
Osgood
E. A. Pierce
Lord
F. E. Pierce
Greenfield
Second Infantry
Fessenden
Thomas L. Comstock
H. H. Cutler
Secon
C. L. Shaw
Ninth Infantry
J. G. O'Gorman
Indian Steamer Freight Return Trip Details
The steamer Indian bound from Philadelphia on Tuesday January 27 at noon carried freight for Charleston Savannah and Wilmington. The report notes free forwarding for a passenger named Vassar with a $10 charge and meals included. The rest of the OCR text is garbled.
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Philad
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
West Pr
Vassar
Shipping News Highlights From The Mini Almanac
The Steam Nyassa from Bluefields and Cispata Bay arrives with mahogany and cedar for Geo. D. Emery. Fire aboard Nyassa causes slight deck damage around 5 AM. cost about $200. Other vessels like Dorchester, Forest City, City of Gloucester sail to various ports. many ships report weather, storms, wrecks, and routine departures and arrivals along the coast. Names include Nyassa, Dorchester, Forest City, City of Gloucester, Watertown, and players such as Lermond, Howes, Proctor, and Hunt & Co guiding cargoes and passengers. Weather and navigational notes cover Wallings Island wreck sighting, rain storms, and hull movements near Rosaton Light. Port destinations include Boston, Yarmouth, Azores, St John NB, Halifax, Baltimore, and Philadelphia with multiple schooners and brigs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyassa
Lermond
Bluefields
Cispata Bay
Geo. D. Emery
Charles Hunt & Co
Wallings Island
Rosaton Light
Dorchester
Howes
Norfolk
Providence
A. M. Graham
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Kennard
Bettencourt
Azores
Adams & Co
White Cloud
Mader
Halifax
Hathaway & Co
Valetta
Fardie
St John
Same
H K Emerson
Bishop
St Andrews
J Golding
Eva Stewart
Haines
Ella May
Mystery
Mary A Power
St Johns
Bertha F Walker
Baltimore
Magnum
Meregnan
Nokomis
Mahone Bay
Dominion
Liverpool
Boston to New York and coast freights in a calm week
Boston reports limited offshore freight activity with no major rate shifts. Ocean and coastwise sailing freights stay firm or improve slightly as grain movement to Europe remains scarce and copper and zinc are used as ballast. Cotton exports exceed twelve year levels, while several coal and ice shipments are listed with varied per ton rates and private terms.
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Boston
New York
Europe
Quebec
Worcester
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Foureign
Nyassa
Tluefelds
Nic
Coastwisk
Senator Sullivan
Addie E Snow
Biscague Bay
WB Herrick
Bualtimore
L Wurroughs
Port Liberty
Bunton
Scir Lulu
Hoboken
Mouton
LD Witherell
Portland
Sherman
Celina
Horse Jeland
Washington
Anderson
A & Krenz
Clark’s Cove
Tanlane
Weymouth
Wilmington
Benjamin Hale
Quincy Foint
Alice Hobrook
L A Burnham
Belfast
Beaufort
Ad Dickey Bird
Charleston
K G Dunn
C H Venner
W H Oler
Kockport
J M Haskell
Rockport
Newcastle
Del
Ballard
Boothbay Harbor
Schj K Smith
Clsrk
S Cove
W L Roberts
Scotland
Petro
Jeam
London
Alice M Claringe
Annadiathias
Case of
Molucca Islands
Foreign Ports Trade and Shipping Notices Listed
Cable reports detail sailing dates and vessels abroad including the China Narwhal Nettie Murphy Cosmon Toronto Indiana and more with ports like Hong Kong London Montevideo Cienfuegos and Auckland noted among various brig bark and steamer movements and arrivals. Also listed are tonnage notes from Salem and Bath including the launches of the George P Davenport and related vessel details and command assignments.
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Hong Kong
China
San Francisco
London
Narwhal
Wilson
Montevideo
Liverpool
Nettie Murphy
Cosmon
St. John
Cardi
Toronto
Portland
Indiana
Philadelphia
Aldine
Lawrence
Bridgewater
N.S. Pernambuco
Eighty-five
Hacquoil
Paspeblac
Rosario
Oneata
Isbister
Satilla River
Sheerness
Shid Fritz
Hashagen
New York
Antwerp
Shields
Critic
Swansea
State of Alabama
Glasgow
Auckland
Star of the East
Killam
Lurine
Lawes
Boston
Direct
Port Chalmers
Leading Wind
Hinkley
Wreckage and ship notices from Boston and beyond
Shipping news reports multiple vessels bound for Calcutta San Francisco Madras and Shanghai with dates in December and December 42 latitudes and longitudes noted. Wreckage found on Clifton Beach Massachusetts labeled Columbix from a steamer cabin. oranges lemons squashes wash ashore at Ware’s Beach. Brig Helen M Rowley renamed Beatrice Rillston. Cunard Pavonia due soon followed by Catalonix. Scythia delayed. Salem district ferries and schooners listed. Delaware breakwater pilots report damage to A C Began. Underwriter N J Sawyer arrival. several ships ashore or repaired along New England coasts and Atlantic routes.
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Clifton
Mass
Columbix
Henry Oelard
Tremont Street
Boston
Kewomey
Portland
Maine
Ware
Columbian
Liverpool
Columbia
New York
Helen M Rowley
Beatrice Rillston
AD Story
Ad Ada Berry
Stockbridge of
Gloster
Cunard
Pavonia
Scythia
Salem
Lancaster
Robertson
Philadelphia
George A McFadden
Malcolmson
Baltimore
Etna
Comeau
Matthew Vassar, Jr
Mesher
Hunter
Kelson
James M Pan Aga Re Hawks
Annie A Booth
Waszen
J R Bodwell
White
Lynx
Lunn
Mineola
Ray
SA Rounds
McKeil
St Johns
Genesta
Reed
Osceola
Dominga
Oriole
Secord
Isaac Burpee
Haley
Berma
Steward
Annapolis
Delaware Breakwater
Howard
A_C
Demerara
Capes Gaserasy
June Bright
Barter
Fire Island
J Sawyer
Laurens
Vineyard Haven
Ernestine
Whittier
Novska
Seaconsett Point
Tauras
Herald
Nathaniel Lank
Sipple
Delaware
New Inlet
Blopie
Orfolk
Banan
Carrituck
Hampton Roads
Newport News
Sir Frank Howes
Mackinnon
Turks Island
New London
Conn
Winnie Lawry
Watch Hill
Noank
Port Au Princes London
Hambur
Ripon City
Auckland
Dark Star of the East
Lurline
New Zealand Shipping Company
Boston Direct
Provincetown
Sir Millie Irving
Kingston
Jam
Wood End
Geranium
Passengers From Boston and New York Bound for Bremen and Liverpool
Maritime log lists passengers including Nathan Bernstein John W Hawes W K Dupee WN Colan and L Schlegelinileh D Richardson from Boston to Liverpool aboard Cunard Gal lia and Fulda from New York with C H Woodbury and Miss Mary Kana. Domestic port movements include multiple ships clearing and sailing from Baltimore to Rio de Janeiro Santos St Johns and other ports, with vessels such as Hogarth and Essex and a note correcting a prior arrival error about W H Higgins.
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Boston
Bremen
Norddentsc
Lahn
New York
Ae Nathan Bernstein
John W Hawes
K Dupee
Maritime cargo and port notices from aft ships and incidents
From Riveton to Philadelphia barges Lone Star and Susquehana in tow by Wiley. Elm City Etheridge Gardner Deering Swaine Baltimore to Boston. Tecumseh Phillips Boston for timore. Sailors Sailee Ella Frances Charles D Ball. Arjan 23 7AM steamer Eleanora Bragg. Portland for New York tug Wrestler from New York to Boston with barges Bobena Joel Cook and No 202 in tow. Wind strong. Fire in forward house of Dolphin of Calais at this port today but extinguished with oil damage. crew lost their clothing. Ernestine procured new anchor and chain to proceed. Sohdsiness Bayles Port Jefferson from Tampico for Loston passe this morning. Wilmington NC Jan 22 Arbark Demetra from Martinique Cleared brig Joha A Merritt Brown Port au Prince. Wilmington DE Jan 22 Arsch Chase Morri son Sputh Providence
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Hammond
Mercury
Wiley
Riveton
Lone Star
Susquehana
Philadelphia
Sehs
Elm City
Etheridge and Gardner
Deering
Swaine
Baltimore
Boston
Williamine
Lianbiage
Weehawken
Tecumseh
Phillips
Timore
Sailee
Ella Frances
Charles D Ball
Arjan
Eleanora
Bragg
Portland
New York
Wrestler
Bobena
Arbark Demetra
Martinique
Joha A Merritt
Brown
Port Au. Prince
Wilmingson
Del
Arsch Chase Morrison
Sputh
Providence
Mails Close Delayed For Several Routes From Baltimore
Postponed to January 27 at 2 15 p.m. mails via Rio de Janeiro to Pernambuco Rio de Janeiro Santos and La Flota countries from Baltimore. Also Halifax route to Nova Scotia and New Foundland via Boston direct on January 24 at 11 a.m. Steamship Carroll and steamship Catrina are involved.
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Pernambuco
Rio de Janeiro
Santos
la Flota
Catrina
Baltimore
Nova Scotia
New Foundland
Halifax
Carroll
Boston
Hawian Islands
Australia
San Francisco
Society Islands
City of Papiett
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Strait Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Zelandia
Free Murdock Liquid Food Offered to 500 Consumptives
The notice offers the first five hundred applicants who have received no relief after three months of medical treatment six twelve-ounce bottles of Murdock's Liquid Food free, delivered via any Express Co in Boston. If one bottle shows no benefit, stop use.
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Dr. Koch
Murdock
Express Co
Boston
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