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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1889

Page

2

Atchison System Finances Show Profit Gap And War Impact

Eleven months to Nov 30 1888 report a profit of 1 066 000 06 after fixed charges with dividends 2 625 000 00 leaving a deficiency of 1 558 999 94. December prospects put net yearly deficit at 1 408 999 94 while auxiliary lines faltered by about 3 000 000. Directors cite rate wars and interstate law, urge reform, and flag a potential gradual recovery with improved 1889 outlook.

Navy Atchison System Atchison Atchison Company Reinhart

Brilliant Musician Nikisch Rumored to Lead Boston Symphony

European conductor Arthur Nikisch of Leipzig emerges as a leading candidate to head the Boston Symphony Orchestra, with a record as chief director at the Leipzig City Opera House and notable Berlin concert work. He is about 37, Austrian by birth, famed for his magnetism, exacting rehearsals without scores, and fresh programming.

Arthur Nikisch Leipzig Gericke Boston Symphony Orchestra Germany Conservatory of the Musikfreunde Vienna Leipzig City Anton Seidl Nikisch Gewandhaus Orchestra Carl Reinecke Gewandhaus Berlin Concerthaus Leipzigerstrasse Bilse Mr. Gericke Lisztverein of Richter Biilow Europe Higginson Boston

Defences of Boston The Military Defence Talk at Beacon Society

The Beacon Society at Parker House heard Major Livermore Adjutant General Dalton and others discuss Boston harbor defences. Speakers urged rapid militia readiness, extensive fortifications, torpedoes and floating batteries, and a national plan with substantial outlays to deter possible seaborne attack.

Beacon Society Parker House Joshua W. Hayden William R. Livermore United States Engineer Corps Samuel Dalton John C. Ropes A. H. Russell United States Ordnance Department John ©. Boley United States Navy William L. Richardson W. W. Gooch Henry 5. Stevens Harry H. Gay A. L. Newman A. A. Haserick Albert T. Sinclair W. W. Kellett J. W. Clarke William T. Lambert W. W. Woods George A. Keeler Balor W. B. Sears Nathaniel J. Rust W. G. Benedict F. D. Williams George H. Stevens James Hayden Washington Dalton Massachusetts Fort Warren Signal Corps Massachusetts Militia Boston Cambridge Marblehead Commonwealth United States

Ayer & Co Almanac Publishes 14 Million Multilanguage Pamphlets

Lowell Massachusetts firm Ayer & Co releases a 500 page almanac in twenty one languages. The company also prints specimen pages and ten complete almanacs in as many tongues and ships nearly 14 million yellow pamphlets worldwide. They claim accuracy in astronomy and health remedies and use twenty five miles of paper daily with machinery turning out 180 books per minute.

J. ©. Ayer

The ZTNA's Good Showing in Annual Statement

The Life Insurance Company publishes its thirty ninth annual report showing higher gains in 1888 than 1887. Read of membership, market value, surplus, premiums, income, and new business with Boston managers Chester and Hart at 70 Water Street.

Twa Life Insurance Company Chester & Hart Water Street Boston

Captain Russell's Speech on Boston Coast Defence

Captain Andrew H. Russell of the United States Ordnance Corps spoke on Boston coast defence, arguing ships could shell the harbor from six miles out and that current fortification costs and insurance comparisons justify major coast defenses over ten years. He warned of national humiliation if the ports remain unprotected and urged urgent funding to guard eight principal ports against modern ironclad fleets.

Livermore William H. Livermore United States Engineer Corps Newport R. I Congress Boston Botan Boston Harbor Nahant Nantasket Deer Isiana Broad Sound United States John C. Ropes Hayden Parker House France Germany Italy Ropes Major Livermore Cincinnati War Department Rodman Chambers Daniel Treadwell Kostow Navy Department Richard Rush United States Navy Ordnance H. E. Abbot J. P. Sanger Chief of Engineers Halifax Havana Victoria Vancouver’s Island New York Philadelphia San Francisco New Orleans Baltimore Washington Fortification Board Alaska England State House Harding Graves Egg Rock Point Allerton Brewsters Fort Warren Winthrop Nepert Fort Winthrop Harvard Square State Street Elbe Kiel Paris Nashville Ogeeche River Fort McAllister Worden Montauk Mobile Bay Brooklyn Farragut Hartford Mobile Swampscott Marblehead Gloucester Chicago Europe Russell Andrew H. Russell United States Ordnance Corps West Point Krupp Eugene Griffin Endicott Board New York City Captain Griffin National Guard

Lieutenant Soley Speech Describes Boston Triangle

Lieutenant John Soley, late U.S. Navy and naval academy graduate, spoke at the event. He defined Boston as the principal objective from seaward with Sagamore Head and Blaney Point forming the other vertices of an equilateral triangle.

Soley John ©. Soley United States Navy Naval Academy City of Boston State House Sagamore Head Nantasket Beach Blaney Point Swampscott

Notable New York Physician Praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

Renowned physician Dr. W. B. Linsly of Pawling New York testifies to the benefits of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey in treating pneumonia consumption and digestion. He cites favorable results from use with patients and fellow doctors and notes its gentleness on delicate stomachs and reduced nervous-system reaction. The message urges careful use to prolong life.

New York W. B. Linsly Pawling N. Y Lafayette Place New York City March of Science Duffy

Mortgagee Sale of Roxbury Property in 1889 Auction

Public auction to sell a Roxbury Massachusetts land parcel with a dwelling on Alpine street behind center passageway. The sale includes two undivided thirds interest and is subject to a prior mortgage and various easements and encumbrances. One hundred dollars to be paid down. Boston January 21 1889.

John J. Shaughnessy Hannah M. Shaughnessy John J James C. Loverime Suffolk Alpine Street Boston County of Suffolk Commonwealth of Massachusetts Roxbury Lemust Marcellus Ward Garbett Bridget C. Doyle Hannan M. Shaughnessy John H. Doyle Thomas F. Doyle Sarah F. Leavitt James CO. Lavering

Commissioners Sale of Great Estate in Boston

By decree of the Probate Court Suffolk dated Jan 7 1889 the commissioners will auction two parcels in Boston on Monday Feb 11 1889. First parcel on Melrose Street 49 with house at 3 pm second parcel on Kirkland Street 21 with house at 3 30 pm. Both parcels formerly of Jacob Benari devised to Joseph Benari and others as tenants in common. Louis Hyneman George D Burrage Edward T Cabbott.

Probate Court County of Suffolk Melrose Street Boston Said County Lucy Borrowscale Ephraim Marsh Jacob Benari Thomas Ray Suffolk Kirkland Street London Alexander Wadsworth London Street Joseph Benari

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Atchison’s Finances Land Inc Raton Thomas Dana The the Vendome General Dalton William BR. Livermore John C. Kepes 8. R. Knights & CO Auutiluneres Washington Street L. Foster Morse Warren Street Commissioners Louis Hyneman George D. Burrage Edward T. Cabbott Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants Valencia Norseman Florida Oranges Gate City Almeria Albert Howe & Co Market Street Brighton Warren Avenue James Williams Rothschild Bros. Co Broadway Howard Street Messrs. Field, Chapman & Fenner Richards & CO
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