Ston T. Lewis Delivers the Municipal Lecture
Carlton T. Lewis of New York argued against imperialism in Bates Hall as part of the third free municipal lecture series. He warned that expansion would require a costly, dangerous departure from American ideals and urged Massachusetts to oppose imperialism like Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Hall
Carlton T. Lewis
New York
Lewis
Yale
Cooper Union
Talcott Williams
Congress
Spain
Cuba
Manila
Santiago
Paris
United States
Philippines
Dr. Abbot
Dr. Abbott
Mr. Lewis
Louisiana
Texas
Florida
California
Hart
Professor Hart
Harper’s Magazine
Massachusetts
Missouri
Pelley Bros.-US suit over broker fees ruled in Britain
Justice Bigham of the Queen's Bench division ruled for Pelley Bros in the United States suit seeking 153200 pounds paid as brokers on two 10 ton colliers. The judgment found the brokers acted in good faith and that war existed on April 21, 1940, when the deal was made, and awarded 10 percent of the total 153200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bigham
Queen’s Bench
High Court of Justice
Pelley Bros
United States
Sims
Putnam Lodge I O O F Holds Fourteenth Annual Ball
Paul Revere Hall hosted the Putnam Lodge I O O F fourteenth annual ball with about 180 couples attending. A concert by Condit's Orchestra ran from 8 to 9 PM before the dance, with Past Grand Master Cavanaugh and District Deputy George H. Bose as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere Hall
Putnam Lodge
Condit
Cavanaugh
George H. Bose
Insurance Agent Seeks Divorce to Wed Afong Heiress in Honolulu
I R Burns, a Californian insurance broker in Honolulu, seeks a divorce from his wife Whitney of San Jose after long separation. He intends to marry Bessie Afong, daughter of Chinese merchant Cre sus, with family opposition fading as a San Francisco court grants his divorce. Burns would join Honolulu high society, tying to Capt Whiting and Collector McStocker in a notable Pacific romance.
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Bessie Afong
Honolulu
L. R. Burns
San Francisco
Pacific
I. R. Burns
Hawaiian Islands
Cresus
Burns
Whitney
San Jose
Orient
Frisco
Bessie
Miss Afong
Kanaka
Afong
Sandwich Island
States
Captain Whiting
McStocker
Port of
A. S. Humphries
Owen Burns
Copper stock market rally and after-hours volatility report
A London influenced rally opened the trading day with higher copper shares led by Calumet & Hecla Tamarack and Boston & Montana. Afternoon profit taking and bear pressure produced an irregular close. Subscriptions returned for Pawnee Copper due to legal disputes. Atchison earnings show strong December results. Continental National Bank declares dividends and new Colonial Bank deposits rise. Union Pacific and United States Oil notes circulate amid broader copper market activity with mentions of Wolverine and Winona prospects and Stanton consolidation rumors.
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London
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack
Quincy
Boston & Montana
Osceola
Lawson, Weidenfeld & Co
Butte & Boston
Isle Royate
Arcadia
Calumet & Hedla
Pawnee Copper Company
Wetherbee
Detroit
Henworst
Messrs. Dunstan and Hanchette
Boston
Atchison
Inc
Oper
Aleatee
Continental National Bank
Colonial Bank
Victoria
Santa Fe
Trimountain
Bingham
Rhode Island
Frederick H. Clark
Kilby Street
Messrs. Richardson
Hill & Co
James P. Graves
Victoria Mining Company
Victoria Copper Mining Company
Touraine
Standard Oil
Stanton
Winona
Baltic
Atlantic
Allouez
Mohawk
Wolverine
John Stanton
Ullman
Ohio
Johnson
Upper Peninsula
Ransing
Alfred Meade
Marquette
C. J. Hodze
Houghton
J. H. Chandler
Chicago
New Bingham Company
Lewissohns
Utah Consolidated
Journal
Chicago & Great Western
Great Weste
Great Western
Montana
Lake
Arcadian
Franklin
Isle Royale
Parrot
New York
L. N
R. I
Rubber
Gas
Atchison, General Electric
Southern Ptd
Pac. Mail
Tel
Pacifics
Wm. F. Dever & Co
State St. Commission Stock Brokers
Eeeae
DGR
Ill Steel
Cl & Sds
Mexican Central
Central
Atchison Ees
Boston & Albany
Boston el
Aeenee Old Colony
Pacific Coast
Utland
Union Pacific
West End
Adventure Eee
Llouez
Tye Arnold
Boston & Crip Creek
Boston & Montsnes
Valumet & Hecla
Cochiti
Franklin Se Nee
Humboldt
Quincey Atten
Santa Ysabel
Tecumseh Ee
Utah Steee
New England
Dom Caal Eee
General Electric
Samson
S Bay State Gas
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Promoted for Grippe Remedies
An old advertisement touts Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a safe and sure remedy for grippe and influenza, claiming swift relief and trusted efficacy from a popular patent medicine.
Boston drummer arrested for larceny in New York
E. C. Thatcher, formerly a traveling salesman for Jordan Paper Co of Boston, was arrested in New York on larceny charges. He allegedly passed a $142 note to Burke Bros after claiming a settlement, and later signed a $194 note in the firm's name. Magistrate Mead set $1000 bail for Tuesday examination.
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New York
E. C. Thatcher
Thatcher
Jordan Paper Company
Boston
Burke Bros
Grand Street
Paul Vianni
Jordan Company
Vianni
Broadway
Centre Street
Mead
Robert J. Gray
Lexington Avenue
Thatcher not a Boston man says Jordan Paper Company
J P Jordan of Jordan Paper Company told a Post reporter last night that Thatcher is not a Boston man and the firm has no stake in the case. Burke Bros. settled their bill with the company and also paid Thatcher's note, the executive added.
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J. P. Jordan
Jordan Paper Company
Post
Thatcher
Boston
Burke Bros
Somerville City Hospital report from ex city physician
Ex city physician Holmes presents 1898 activity totals: 2229 house calls, 202 office advices, 221 children vaccinated, 26 calls at police station, 3 men examined for police, 2 for fire department, 12 death certificates where no physician attended, 8 insane paupers committed. He urges almshouse help and personal city physician review of hospital admissions to control costs.
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Holmes
Somerville
Somerville Hospital
The Province Lands Listen for Provincetown Harbor Bill
Legislative committee and harbor and public lands commissioners visited Provincetown on January 26. They toured the province lands, seeking a $40,000 appropriation under House bill No. 122 of January 16, 1899, for reclamation and harbor preservation. A hearing for interested parties is set for February 1 at 11:30 a.m.
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Missouri Pacifico
Mobile & Ohio
NH & H
Sly
NJ ‘Central
Aieago & St L. Se
North West
North Amer Ca
Pacific
Iat
OO Desl Ibis
Ter
Ontario
Seer
Rock Island
St Paul
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
D& G
Adams Express
Eeewene
Com Cable Co
Col IF & Iron
Federal Steel
General Electric
TC & Iron
U S
Provincetown
Legislative Committee
Boston
R. KE. Conwell
Board of Selectmen
Provincetown Harbor
Imperial Cafe Popular Grabs Local Attention
The Imperial Cafe at 74 Summer Street draws brisk business under proprietor L. Ryan and manager Andrew Eckberg. The eatery offers daily appetizing menus and popular dishes at reasonable prices with a popular wine room annex contributing to its appeal.
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Imperial Cafe
Summer Street
Messrs. L. Ryan
Andrew Eckberg
Do not fail to try it for home and medicinal use
Absolute pitch about a whiskey labeled for home and medicinal use, mentions no other events or figures, sounding like a persuasive ad blurb for a product named Runnymede Club. The tone hints at vintage catalog language and emphasizes purity.
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Ston T. Lewis
Justice Bigham
Pelley Brothers
Collier
Romance OF the Pacific
Fate of the
The
Boston Sunday Post
Times
Sports of the Week
Sunday Post
Senator Lodge
Washington
Gen
Miles
National i of
Philip Dings
Society At
Opera
Marion
Howard’s
Big Coppers
Pinkham
Boston Stock Exchange
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Goodyear
Santa Ie
van Choate
Lee Seeee
Nevada
Yukon Pros Corp
Geyser Mining
Copper King of Arizona
Tee Ste Ee Sane
Boston Water Power Asstoe
Mtalpa Mining
Fortuna Gold
Electro Marine Setherc Sc Nv da
NEW York Stock Market
Railroads
Los
Baltimore & Ohio
Canada Pacific
Brooklyn Transit
Canada
Southern Free
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
del & Hudson
Del
L & Seer
EU & Who
Erie New Eee
Manhattan
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Es Ae
E. C. Thacher
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