Minneapolis Trial Run Clears Speed and Readiness
The cruiser Minneapolis completed a ground run over the forty mile natural-draught course with an unofficial pace around 19 37-100 knots while asserting no speed pressure. Officials at Parker House confirmed the test was for buoy checks and readiness ahead of the official trial, with Commodore Selfridge presiding and Capt. Cooper among board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
President Roads
Highland Light
Trial Board
Parker House
Edwin S. Cramp
Lewis Nixon
Mr. Cramp
Nixon
Philadelphia
South Shoal
Boston
Navy Yard
Boston Tow Boat Company
Kate Jones
Directors Chosen at International Trust Bank Meeting
At the annual meeting the following directors were chosen: William Claflin, Robert M. Morse, John Hogg, Lyman Nichols, A. N. Burbank, John C. Paige, William W. Crapo, John P. Spaulding, John E. Hudson, Patrick A. Collins, John M. Graham, Thomas F. Temple, C. J. H. Woodbury, Aaron Davis Weld, Oliver W. Mink. The new additions are John E. Hudson, president of the American Bell Telephone Company, and Oliver W. Mink, vice-president and receiver of the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Trust Company
William Claflin
Robert M. Morse
John Hogg
Lyman Nichols
A. N. Burbank
John C. Paige
William W. Crapo
John P. Spaulding
John E. Hudson
Patrick A. Collins
John M. Graham
C. J. H. Woodbury
Aaron Davis Weld
Oliver W. Mink
American Bell Telephone Company
Union Pacific Railroad
Abandoned Bark Mary S Ames at Sea and Boston Strawberries
The bark Mary S Ames owned by W H Besse of Wareham and Captain Knowles was abandoned at sea while the 665 ton vessel sailed from Samarang for Delagoa Bay. Boston meanwhile received 663 crates of large native strawberries from Yarmouth Nova Scotia as the season opens with blueberries to follow. Captain D H Smith buys the schooner Thetis for hull disposal. Silvie yacht seen in Portland with plans to Boothbay Eastport and back to Boston. A tropical forest look dominates Commercial Street as southern fruit dealers display large ferns. a humorous scene ends with a peddler failing to sell his medicine after an old claim. The Landsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. Ames
W. H. Besse
Wareham
Knowles
Samarang
Delagoa Bay
East Boston
Nova Scotia
Boston
Yarmouth
N. S
D. H. Smith
Atlantic Avenue
Thetis
Killingsworth
N. C
Portland
Saxon
Boothbay
Eastport
Commercial Street
Tropics
West India Islands
Moses Stearns
Mr. Stearns
Boston police report multiple arrests in July larceny cases
Officers from Station 4 arrested Gustave Gilliken for alleged larceny of a cornet valued at 100 dollars from Austin and Stone's Museum on Tremont row dated July 6. Margaret Hewitt, 70, was injured by an electric car on Main street Charlestown and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with internal injuries. Cornelius Fitzgerald, 13, and Joseph Hickey, 12, were arrested by Station 6 for breaking and entering Bigelow School at Fourth and E streets and larceny of small property. Joseph F. Griffin, 47 Silver street, fell on Engress street near the bridge and fractured his left ankle, removed to City Hospital. He is 176 years of age. Station 3 reported two raids on policy shops at 4 Anderson street and 74 Cambridge street, resulting in arrests of John Park, 18 Charles street, and George Harris, 16 Shawmut avenue, Charles McCrea, 288 Cambridge street, and Garlie Campbell, 10 Webster avenue, for presence where gaming implements were found. Superior Court in Judge Bishop’s court granted a new trial in Clarrissa Pierce et al against the city over Jamaica Pond park land damages. Robert Goode, colored, was found not guilty of diamond ring larceny from Mrs. Annie M. Perdiaux. The half-season sale at A. Shuman & Co. highlights men’s and boys’ clothing with value and Shuman-made garments at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station 4
Gustave Gilliken
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Tremont Row
Margaret Hewitt
Main Street
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cornelius Fitzgerald
Joseph Hickey
Bigelow
Fourth
E Streets
Joseph F. Griffin
Silver Street
Boston
Anderson Street
John Park
Charles Street
Cambridge Street
George Harris
Shawmut Avenue
Charles McCrea
Garlie Campbell
Webster Avenue
Bishop
Clarrissa Pierce
Jamaica Pond
Robert Goode
Superior Criminal Court
Fessenden
Annie M. Perdriaux
Goode
Copley Square
Shuman
Knights and Ladies of Protection Receiver Seeks Distribution
Receiver C F Kittredge told Judge Dunbar in Superior Court of a second report for allowance. He seeks an order distributing funds to certificate holders entitled to share. those in good standing with proved claims may receive about 80 percent of their assessments. Assets total 20946.45 while claims total 29146.49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Kittredge
The
Knights and Ladies of Protection
Antique dresser crowd seeks Dutch patters at Paine's
The dresser, an old fashioned and fashionably reappearing piece, draws ladies to antique stores and auction rooms. Paine's furniture on Canal street offers a large stock closing out this week, with many charming old patterns at a fraction of value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Canal Street
Brewer sells Colonial House on University Road Brookline
Mr A G Brewer sold to Mr Benjamin M Stillman of Boston the new colonial house rising on University road Brookline. The lot covers about six thousand feet but the sale price is not stated. Negotiations were handled through the office of Frank A Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Brewer
Benjamin M. Stillman
Boston
University Road
Brookline
Frank A. Russell
Market Outlook Presses On As July Opens Quietly
Wednesday July 11 reports a dull steady session amid broad market conservatism due to uncertain conditions. Sugar policy chances, gas weakness, and granger stocks attract attention while Atchison earnings slip and New England coal output rises. Exports from Boston show varied international demand, with a general mood of low business activity and cautious expectations for high-priced stocks.
Plan of Reorganization Deposits Open to Holders
The Plan of Reorganization is published and the Deposit Agreement prepared. Depositors may lodge securities with specified depositaries in New York Boston London and Amsterdam to receive temporary receipts exchangeable for Reorganization Certificates of Deposit. In New York deposit with The New York Guaranty & Indemnity Co 65 Cedar Street Mercantile Trust Co 120 Broadway Central Trust Co 54 Wall Street and others for various bonds and stock. Boston deposits go to Old Colony Trust Company 33 Milk Street In London deposits to Barings Brothers Limited In Amsterdam deposits to Hope & Co and Huobrecht van Harencaespel Vas Visser for bonds and stock respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
London
Amsterdam
New York City
New England
OLD Colony Trust Company
NEW England Thrust Company
Milk Street
Baring Bros. & Co., Limited
Messrs
Hope & CQ
Huobrecht van
Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Shipping notes list arrivals and sailings for the day. United States cruiser Minneapolis arrives from Chester while Steamer Olivette comes from Halifax and other steamers add to the harbor traffic. Several schooners and barges are reported inbound or in tow, including the Henry Withington and Mary Steele with origins in Lanesville and Ellsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Minneapolis
Chester
Penn
Olivette
McKay
Halifax
Dorchester
Parker
Baltimore
A. M. Graham
Lewiston
Ingraham
Bangor
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Tremont
Craig
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
N. S
Williamsport
Philadelphia
Shenandoah
Rattlesnake
Santuit
Nugent
Newport News
J. F. Merry
Atlas
Norfolk
Henry Withington
Baker
Mary Steele
Paschal
Lanesville
Mass
D. S. Lawrence
Patterson
Ellsworth
Fred Walton
Rich
Marblehead
Brookline A A A Midsummer Festival and Tour
The Brookline Amateur Athletic Association held a midsummer party Tuesday evening at Union Hall Brookline. Guests toured the gymnasium reading room and other departments while decorations impressed attendees. Dancing continued until 1 oclock with floor managers George Pray John Tarrant and EF Lyons guiding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Amateur Athletic Association
Union Hall
Brookline
George Pray
John Tarrant
EF. Lyons
Southern Pacific Morgan Line Sunset Route From New York
Wet New Orleans, Wednesday and Saturday. Through passenger and freight rates and bills of lading to Mississippi River points, all Texas and railroad stations, and points in Arizona, New and Old Mexico, Colorado and California. Ex. EE. CURRIER, N. FE. Agent, 192 Washington St., Boston. E. H. Mawley, Assistant General Traffic Manager, 34 Broadway, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Exas
Arizona
New
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
Currier
N. FE
Washington Snt
Boston
E.hmawley
Ans
T Gen
Breandway
New York
Through car service added on Boston to Albany line
Time tables show local and through service between stations. No. 3 first class Boston to Albany departs 8 30 am daily except Sunday with dining and sleeping cars. No. 14 Boston 10 30 am daily. No. 19 Boston 2 pm daily with sleeping cars to Chicago. No. 5 Boston 2 pm daily except Sunday with sleeping car to Chicago and St. Louis. No. 9 7 15 pm daily to Cleveland Chicago with additional vestibuled cars. No. 6 1 leaves Boston 11 pm except Saturday with sleeping car to Albany arriving 7 55 am. Through service to New York via Springfield, No. 838 Boston 9 am Sunday excluded, No. 49 Boston remains to New York 5 30 pm. No. 75 New York Limited Boston 4 pm daily arriving 10 pm. No. 68 Night Express Boston 1 pm daily arriving New York 6 45 am. Tickets at offices. city and Kneeland Street stations in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albany
Wagner
Saratoga
Chicago
M.S. RR
M.C. Rjr
Cincinnati
Big Four
Utica
Toledo
Michigan Central SR
Michigan Central R. R
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Wgner
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Springfield
Bkoaston
Suanday
Boston Ram
New York Limited
Springfeid
Washington St
Kneeland St
A.S. Hanson
L Pass
Steamers schedule from Boston to Yarmouth with connections
Steamers leave Pier 1 Lewis Wharf Boston every Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday at 12 noon for Yarmouth N S making connections for all parts of Nova Scotia For full information contact J F Spinney Lewis Wharf or Raymond Whitcomb Cook Sons Hall Co agents The steamship Roman from Liverpool discharges at Pier 5 Hoosac Tunnel Docks Charlestown All cargo may remain on wharf 48 hours from steamer entry at Custom House Notify collector if storage needed Warren Co Agents 125 Milk Street
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Lewis Wharf
Boston
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
J. F. Spinney
Eaves
Washington Street
Raymond & Whitcomb
Thomas Cook & Son
John G. Hall & Co
Chatham Street
Liverpool
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Custom House
Warren & CO
Milk &T
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Cramp
William H. Nauman
Albert B. Willits
Edgar T. Warburton
Robert S. Reid
Reynold T. Hall
Benjamin C. Bryan
Thomas F. Carter
Frederick C. Bowers
Gustav Kaemmerling
Robert B. Higgins
Ward P. Winchell
Josiah S. McKean
Charles H. Hayes
Oscar W. Koester
Edward L. Beach
C. E
Schroeder
Morley
L. L. Reamey
House Naval Committee
Naval
John Hanscomb
Navy Department
Cramps’ Yard
Knights and Ladies’ OF Protection Report
Beecham
New York Depot
Washington
Atchison
Agaid
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Manhattan
Northwest
Chauncey M. Depew
Pacific Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Pullman
Corey, Milliken & Co
Sugar Trust
Bears
Congress
Westinghouse Electric
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
England
Miquelon Langley
Ireland
Scotland
Newfoundland and Labrador
British West Indies
Denmark
France
Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Africa
Rairoad Compas
General Reorganization Committee
Liberty Street
NEW York Guaranty & Indemnity CO
Cedar Street
Atch., Top. & Santa FE R. R. CO. Capital Stock
the Mercantile Trust Company
Broadway
ATCH
Topeka & Santa FE R. R. CO
Atlantic & Pacific RR
the Central Trust Company
Wall Street
Colorado Midland R. R
Colorado Midland R. R. CO
T. & Santa FE R. R. CO
Due Notich
Herman Kobbh
R. R. Construction
BAY State Construction Co
Phosphate
Florida
R. R. Company
Charles A. Rogers
Pearl St
Boston, Mass
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison Ewes
Eleo
NY &N BD
Ceiaces
Rutland
West End Bs
Nor & Wor
Old Colony
PS & PR
West End
Union Pacific
Bost & Mont
Tamarack
Eeereses
Amer Sugar
Neous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Mollie Gibson Mining
Geyser Mining
Ceee Ee
Denison
National Telephone
Ee Ee
Batopilas
Subeas Ee
Crescent Mining
Amer Cot Oil
Canada
Southern
Con Gas
del & Hud Seereewer
del, Lack & West
den & Rio Grande Pref
East Tennessee
Hocking Valley
Eee
Lake Polo
Cic
Lead ‘Trust
Louis & Nash Tee
Mo Pacific Ee
J Central Eeeter
Ont & West
Northwestern
Pacific Mail Ee
Peo, Dee & Evans
Pullman Pal Oar Co
Rich & West Point
Rock Island
St Paul
Teun Coal & Iron
U Pac
Den
Gulf
Western Union
Traders’ Stock Exchange
Devonshire Street
Shipping News
Wilson Bros
Old Colony Railroad
Elenora
Maxwell
Watertown
Howard H. Maxwell
McCalmon
South Boston
Rosanna
David McCalmon
O’maley
Chelsea
Mary O’ Maley
W. H. Parker
America
Peabody Medical Institute
National Medical Association
Sai Sundar
Arom
Coureres
Indapo
Mental Medical Co
Ill
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co
Hanover St
Weekr & Potter Co
White Star Line
U. S
Royal Mail
Queenstown
Teutonic
Majestic
KE. A. Adams & CO
State St
Corner Broad St
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Brussels
Paris
E. A. Adams & CO
Cor
Bestox
Cunard Line
Cunard
Pavonia
Cephalonia
Bothnia
Catatonia
Scythia
Catalonia
Alexander Martin
Southampton
Havre
International Navigation CO
Bowling Green
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Warren Line
Roman
Angleman
Sachem
Sagamore
Norseman
Unburg
ER LIV
Erpool All Fromm Bos
Michigan
Kansas
Koman
Fiteh
Merchants & Miners
Providence
West Point
Tenn. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Traffic
Baltimore, Md
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Arthian
Central Wharf
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
West
F. P. Wing
B. Sampson
Fiske
NEW England Mutual
Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Geome
Massachusetts
Bent. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
S. F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Cas
W. A. Folsom & CG
Union St
West Medford
C. H
Boston Post
Cape Cod
West Harwich
Hall
Cobb, Hersey & Co
Corner Beach
Lincoln Sts
Kneeland
Browning, King & CO
Lindendale
Malden
Saugus
Linden Station
Wood, Harmon &O
School St
City OF
Public Library
Boylston Street
Trustees
Public Library of the City of
Sam’la. B. Abbott
Board of Registrars of Voters
Beacon Street
Linus E. Pearson
Michael Carney
John A. Collins
New England and Savannah Steamship Co
New York & New England Railroad
Metropolitnn Steamship Company
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Com
Pany
Central Railroad of Georgia
Florida & Western
Florida Central & Peninsular Railways
Georgia
South Carolina
Aneise
Louisiene
Sampson
Washington A
Richardson
Washington St. & Barnard, Agts
Atlantic Ave
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Railroads
Boston & Albany Railroad
Yarmouth Steamship Co
Clark
Eeruck Mactamupeen
E. WM. Gahan
Columbus Ave
Hill
Tremont St
Northampton
Jertrude Fayne
Boylston St
Astrology
Henry
Commonwealth OF MA
Suffolk
Catalg
Altha A. Sanford
Thomas A. Sanford
Callge
John W.feKim
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF KyassaAcHyu
Middlesex
Catherine Curry
Somerville
George HB. Bayes
Ward
Auardian
Cambridge
Guardian
Newsaper
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
John Clouston
Lydia M. Gray
M. G . Admx
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Dedham
David B. Shars
of Norfolk
Hyde Park
Fred H. Fowler
Samuel Fessenden
Court House
Pemberton Square
Robert E. Maguire
RE. J. Hickey
Maine
Suffolk County
Frankb. Orcutt
James A. Glass
Thomas J. Kenny
Edward J. Hickey
Leander C. Davis
Revere
Edwin Jaquith
George H. Wilbur
Chester M. Perry
Herbert T. Townsend
East Cambridge
S. B. Dibble
West End Sui’ply CO
George H. Ryther
Tremont Street
Mutual Aid Society
T. Dan S Burnham
B.lliams & Anderson
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