Cadets Return Home After Strong Camp and Ball Game
Hinayam July 17 A grand day with fine weather and high spirit as cadets perform drills rifle practice and battalion evolutions. Gov Russell, Gen Keeler, and Col Edmonds praised the training while a 750-strong crowd watched, a single afternoon game between Companies D and A ended in a tight 3 to 2 score, and a seven- slot rifle string highlighted the governor’s sharp shooting. The camp winds down with guard mounting, dress parade, and a farewell boat to Boston followed by a Huntington Avenue armory parade.
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Seedan
Adjutant Hill
Edmonds
Governor Russell
Joseph B. Russell
Cohasset
Jerusalem Road
Butts
Harry B. Russell
Keeler
Reveille
Boston
Huntington Avenue Armory
Broad
State
Devonshire
Weld
Rollins
Barrell
Robb
Higginson
Talbot
Baxe
Amory
Sullivan
Cabot
Paine
Williiams
Brigham
Stoddard
Loud
Ulman
Wicher
Avery
Harry
Bates
Saxe
Wold
Henry K. Rice
Walter L. Bouve
Andrew Robeson
TI. Lb. Barrell
Avi. Way
W. Atherton
L. Sullivan
M. Willinma, Jr
C. P. Rosson
A. K. Baylor
Currier
F. L. Diray
K. Whilden
M.D. W. Greene
George Ri.rs
Beson
Parsons
George 3. Merrill
Winfield G. Merrill
Chase H. Lincoln
Lawyer
Artilery
Darling
W. W. Williams
Jackson
Tucker
J. A. Saxe
Linde
W. 1B. Clarke
Bradlee
Onel Keeler
Governor’s Staff
Second Corps of Cadets
Hall and Parsons
Naval Battalion
Russell
United States Army, Ordnance Department
George R. Rogers
William A Hayes
Ex-policeman wreaks havoc before arrest at Vieth's
Patrolman Ben Nett of Division 4 arrested ex officer Michael Keough for assault and battery on William Parrett after a violent spree on Boylston street and in Vieth's restaurant at 651 Washington. Keough, formerly with Division 10, kicked ash barrels and chairs and threatened bystanders before police intervened.
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Bennett
Division 4
Michael Keough
Wiliam Parrett
Vieth
Washington Street
Keough
Boylston Street
Vieth’s
Barrett
Sh'ded
Division 10
Drowned man at Chelsea Bridge Baths in Charlestown
Robert Mullen, 29, drowned while bathing off the coal wharf at the Chelsea Bridge yesterday afternoon. He got beyond his depth and the harbor police, notified, are grappling for the body. Mullen resided on Marlboro Street Chelsea.
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Robert Mullen
Chelsea Bridge
Charlestown
Harber
Mullen
Marlboro Street
Chelsea
Roxbury Presby church corner stone laid crowd hears sermon
A large crowd gathered at Warren and Woodbine streets Roxbury yesterday afternoon for the corner stone ceremony of the Roxbury Presbyterian Church. The event featured sermons by Rev J Sanderson and Rev A Foster with remarks from Rev J Withrow and Rev M D Kneeland.
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Warren and
Woodbine Streets
Roxbury
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
M.D. Kneeland
D.D
J. Sanderson
New York City
Guinbart
Dudley Street
Addison P. Foster
Immanuel Congregational Church
J. L. Withrow
Third Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Park Street Church
Withrow
Roxbury Society
Church of the Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Robert Gilchrist
K. F P. Dunn
B. F. Hamilton
A. H. Plum
Walnut Avenue
Boston
A. L. Goodall
Winthrop Street M. E
Mayor Denies Europe Trip by Transit Commission
Mayor Matthews says the so called Jonket Committee has not been appointed and he will not join a European visit by the Rapid Transit Commission. Executive session named sub committees on street franchises steel railways and accounts. He estimates potential Europe trip cost at about 2000 dollars and vows any trip would be by his own expense.
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Matthews
Europe
The
Rapid Transit Commission
Commission
John Quincy Adams
J. K. Richardson
John E., Fitzgerald
Osborn Howes, Jr
Henry L. Higginson
Willam Jackson
Two Men Killed and Injured at West End Power Station
At the West End power station on Harrison avenue yesterday morning a timber shaft fell while being hoisted, pinning John J. Moore and William Hall. Hall died at City Hospital. Moore, though severely injured, survived with internal injuries and remains at risk. Hall lived on West Second street, South Boston.
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West End
Harrison Avenue
John J. Moore
William Hall
Division 4
City Hospital
Hall
Moore
West Second Street
South
Boston
Superior Court Adjourns and Sentences Given
The Superior Criminal Court adjourned yesterday until August first. George A. Eaton was sentenced to ten months in the House of Correction for disposing of furniture bought on instalments not fully paid. George A. Kimball pleaded guilty to larceny of $60 from Adams Express Company and asked to withdraw his plea after a hearing on sentence. He was placed under $300 ends. Frank A. Barker and Frederick H. A. Marks pleaded guilty to looting two cases of shoes from a Boston & Maine freight car. Barker received six months and Marks one year in the House of Correction.
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Superior Criminal Court
George A. Eaton
House of Correction
George A. Kimball
Adams Express Company
Frank A. Barker
Frederick H. A. Marks
Boston & Maine Railroad
Barker
Marks
Officer fined for assault on Ipswich minister
Ipswich on July 17 officer James Scott was fined $3 for a technical assault on Rev. J. F. Allen of the Methodist church. Scott, sent to guard the church the night before the Fourth, demanded keys from Allen. after a threat to arrest him and lay his wand on his shoulder the keys were handed over.
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Ipswich
James Scott
J. F. Allen
Methodist
Scott
Allen
Lynn Protest Over Publicity of City Finances Sparks Credit Fears
In Lynn on July 17 special report cites Mayor Fogg and Finance Committee concerns after it emerged that Lynn High School bonds were sold at par to the Helping Hand Society. Treasurer French disputes publishing details, saying disclosure could harm the city’s credit. The piece notes bids on the water bonds and market tightness. A separate incident reports Thomas Flynn burned when a gasoline stove tipped at his Liberty Street shop, with minor fire damage to the building.
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H. H. Green
Helping Hand Society
Green
French
Fogg
Lynn
H.$. French
Boston
Thomas Flynn
Live stock shipments and market report from Boston and London
Live stock shipments show light arrivals and steady prices with strong demand from British ports. Quotations in London range 14 to 15 cents per pound for live stock, with favorable reports from foreign ports and ample ship space. Boston weekly imports include cattle, beef, and veal shipments to Hamburg, Liverpool, and London, while local stockyards report quiet trade, abundant Western beef cattle, light sheep and lambs demand, and good dressed beef sales.
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London
Liverpool
Warren Ling
Boston
J. A. Hathaway
J. Hollinger
J. Gown
Swift
Betes M
Goldsmith
G.H. Hammond
Peooge Cephalonia
G. H. Hammond
New England
Chicago
Clinton
Dublin cyclists drift into mountains in genteel ride
In Dublin a refined cycling hub grows around Mr Mecredy's paper. Members of a club named Ohne Hast enjoy mountain scenery, grouping by ability, meeting weekly on Saturdays for hours of riding, tea, song, and music at a farmhouse clubroom before a social ride back into the city with lamps lit.
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Dublin
Mecredy
Sensible Cycling
Fall River Stocks Dull Week With Few Sales Reported
The Fall River stock market stayed dull all week with almost no inquiry and only two sales. G. M. Hofford & Co. lists Tar Cotton stocks with value bids asks and a sale. Richard Borden Mfg Co. and Union Cotton Mig Co. appear with small quantities and bids, indicating stagnant activity.
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Faun
River
G. M. Hofford & Co
Richard Borden Mfg Co
Union Cotton Mig Co
Behring Sea Patrol Ordered for Marion
Lieutenant-Commander Bartlett of the United States ship Marion receives orders to join the Behring Sea patrol. The Marion will start north from Port Townsend, Washington, on Monday.
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Behring Sea
Port Townsend
Wash
Bartlett
United States
Marion
Behring Sea Patrol
Canalaska
Money and stocks dull market in Boston trading
The Boston money market shows ease at 3 to 4 percent with loans near 3 1 4 percent at close. Foreign exchange stays steady. gold and silver movements noted. The stock market opens dull with small trades and many names moving mildly. bonds and shares show mixed moves and overall lethargy.
Dividend and corporate notes update from 19th century filings
Mining Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1 per share totaling 125000 payable Aug 20 to stockholders of record July 20 with books closed July 21 to 30. Total disbursed to date reaches 1950000 while railways and yards firms face ratification issues. New York and New England rails lay 3300 tons of steel and 1000000 ties this season. Notes holders fear note redemption by September. Year end report may show a 40000 surplus above charges and preferred dividend. Boston Water Power’s transfer locks now exchange old for new stock at International Trust Company. Earnings figures show CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL and ILLINOIS CENTRAL activity with notable gross and expense increases for the year ended June 30.
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Prime
Crop Bureau
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois Central
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
St. Paul
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Centennial
Boston
Vivian
Boston & Montana
Chicago Junction Railways
Union Stock Yards
New York & New England
Boston Water Power Company
International Trust Company
Chicago
Milwaukee
Paul
Inc
Mixed North American and Canadian Railway Stocks Decline
A compiled list shows numerous railroads and insurers announcing quarterly or semiannual stock details. Entries include Central Railroad of New Jersey, Canadian Pacific, Delaware Lackawanna and Western, Milwaukee Road, Lake Shore and Western, Illinois Central, Great Northern, and Canadian Pacific among others with preferred and common stock allocations and dates in August and July.
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Boston
National Cowpack Co
Tamarack Minine Co
Tneiss Co UK
Yue Gigaro Fine & Marine Ins Co
ToLkpo & Onro Central KR
WixeLine & Lake
Boston Stock Exchange Official Sales Report
Official report of sales on Friday July 17 1891 listing highest and lowest prices for the day with closing bid and asked prices. Total sales 76 700 shares. Com argon compares to 64 400 yesterday and 65 500 Wednesday. Principal stocks sales and day’s price range shown.
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Im Com. Argon
Bank Statement Fragments From Historical Ledger
Bank statement fragments show notary Hunny J Tarver and directors J W Fletcher Slaskins Stillman F Kelley. Totals list treasury figures 6 048 592 61 1 500 000 00 300 000 00 264 022 13 45 010 00 1 116 06 and 86 028 502 OS N P Hallowell Chas H Parker W E Fled.
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Hunny J. Tarver
Notary Public
J. W. Fletcher
LL. M. Slaskins
Stillman F
New York Financial Report Signals Mild Market Drift
Money on call remained easy at 2 percent with a slight yield spread. Sterling exchange quoted firm, bankers' bills at 4.84 to 4.86 percent. Government and railroad bonds steady. stocks weakened to the day’s lows though some shares showed activity. Afternoon selling pressure surged after a $300,000 gold export report, with Missouri Pacific tumbling 1 4 and broad declines across the market.
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Boston
New York
London
Sub-Treasury
Brooklyn
Treasury
City of
Atchison
Bears
State Street
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Market closes near day’s lows amid dull bond activity
Leading shares fell sizable fractions while pressure faded quickly. Late trading showed limited recovery with a heavy close near the day’s low. Railroad bonds dullness eased slightly by a 1 sport in Northern Pacifics, contributing 207000 to 672000 daily sales, plus 97000 in Atchison incomes. Richmond and West Points slipped from 94 42 to 93 44, big Sandy 1sts rose from 86 to 88.
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Northern Pacifics
Atchison
Richmond & West Points
Big Sandy 1Sts
London and New York Market Summary T
London and New York market notes show Consols at 957 16d for money and 95 percent for the account. US 4s at 119 4, 4s at 102 4, NY, PA, Ohio firsts at 30 percent. Illinois Central 98, Mexican ordinary 36 1/2, St Paul common 66 1/2, New York Central 102 4, PA 61, Mexican Central new 48 3/4. Open market discount 17 1/2 to percent for short and three months. Paris 3 percent rentes at 96 francs f centimes for the account. Bar silver 46 1/2d at 2:30 p.m.
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Alton & I. H
Atchison
Psy
Central
BUY C
CCW
Canada Pacine
Cea Juwa
Sane
Ches
Uno
Ie Alton
A& K
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Kings. & Pem
Bs & Nash
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Lake Shore
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Mobile & Ohio
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Ae O
MK & T
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Eat
Pees Blu
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Esee
LOEW
North Western
St. L
Il J. Central
GO & St Ae Ao. al. Co
Ile
Weai
Ohio & Miss
Rock Island
W.P
St. BP. & Dy
Texas Pacific
O. Cr
Wea
U. Pacite
U.P. di Gulf
Wabash Pac
O. Eens
Wis
Cot. Redts
Apt Ve Sugar
Eens Express Companies
Adams
Fargo
United States
Brunswick
Nat
Cord. Co
Eeeer Reese
Oregon
Aeee Petroleum
Pacific Mail
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Liz Nery
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Maeneeee Kan
C&p
Mob, & Ohio
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Pac
Ista
W. Shore
LU G C
Ohio
Nor
Logyrligys
Best & Belcher
Ontario
Cess
Crown Point
Cal & Va
Quicksilver
Col
Sierra Nevada
Gould & Curry
Hocking Coal
London
New York
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Paris
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National Bank of Commerce of Boston
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W. Harris
Warner
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Chas. H. Parker
W. E. Fleld
Noes End Savings Bank
Court Street
Poston
Thomas L. Jenks
Clinton Wiles
Lucius Slade
Increase EK. Noyes
James Wentworth Brown
Herbert C. Wells
Wm. C. Williamson
Charles G. Burs Gess
John Henry Coffin
John H. Colby
William A. Holmes
Andrew J. Lovell
I. E. Morrison
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U. S. Treasury
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Iolders of
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Summer Street
Alfred A. Glasier
F. W. Prescott & Co
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
T, Wayne Electric Co
European Welding Co
Detroit Lieging Cea
Itisitdag
Uae
Mazeppa
Bates-Hunter
SAN Miguel Consolidated Gold Mng CO
Geo. Benj
EF. Butler
Colorado
Colorado Mining Investment Company
JAS. Cilfillan
Treas
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Ames Building
Masa
LF. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
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P.mu
Wavkennose Company
Koldera
Chaune Street
Howard, Treas
John P. Payson
Kate P. Gould
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