Electric railroad matters extend toward Point Shirley
An English clergyman’s new and wonderful telephone and an electric railway extension from Winthrop Junction to Point Shirley progress after setbacks. The five mile line will loop through Main and Winthrop streets, with power from Winthrop Junction and a new power house. Delays stem from past town experiences with street railways, but negotiations now push ground breaking and summer service with about fifteen cars.
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Winthrop Junction
Point Shirley
Board of Selectmen
Shirely Avenue
Taft
Agenous
Main Street
Great Head
Main
Winthrop Streets
Winthrop Street
Pleasant Street
Mair Street
Cottage Park
Cresent Beach
Edison
Edison General Electric Company
West End
Edison Company
Arthur Lt. Collier
Sidney
New South Wales
England
London
London & Colonial Finance Corporation
Crowdus Chemical Electric Company
Lowell & Suburban Electric Street Railway
Asbury Park Railway
New Jersey
United States
New York & New Englamd Railroad
New York
Lawrence
Andover
Rae Motors
Ocean Street
Lynn
Swampscott
Common Council
Metropolitan Sewage Commission hears grid of city funding plan
The Board of Special Commissioners appointed by the Supreme Court opened a hearing to determine each city and town’s five year payment share for the Metropolitan sewage system. The panel, led by Judge Hoar, includes Hour of Concord Endicott of Salem and Sanford of Taunton, with counsel from multiple cities, and talks of using sewer construction data and no compulsion for town attendance. The first session outlined how evidence would be heard and that the Charles River system is nearing completion with sections in East Boston Winthrop and Deer Island nearly finished.
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Board of Special Commissioners
Supreme Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Equity
The
Commonwealth
Rockwood Hour
Concord
William A. Endicott
Salem
John E. Sanford
Taunton
Judge Hoar
Chester A. Reed
Dedham
J. M. W. Yerrington
Ma Wenpaer
Boston
Cambridge
Somerville
Malden
Chelsea
Woburn
Stoneham
Melrose
Winchester
Arlington
Belmont
Medford
Everett
Winthrop
Waltham
Newton
Watertown
Brookline
State Board of Health
Charles
B. F. Hayes
George E. Smith
Winthorp
J. O. Teal
Charles J. Ludden
Winfield
Slocum
A. L. Richards
C. A. Willams
Andrew J. Bailey
Metropolitan Sewage Company
Fisk
Hoar
Green Room
Board of Assessors
Board of Commissioners
Charles River
Deer Island
Sewage Commission
General Police Board Actions Resignations and Reprimand
General Orders 55 report patrolman changes and discipline. Patrolman Charles M. Warren of Division 3 is honorably discharged after his resignation. Complaints against James H. Cross Division 4 Donald J. Reynolds Division 10 and William H. Inness Division 11 for rule 24 violations are dismissed. Patrolman Mark C. White Division 2 found guilty of conduct unbecoming a police officer and reprimanded.
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Police Board
Board of Police
Charles M. Warren
James H. Cross
Donald J. Reynolds
William H. Inness
Mark C. White
White
Mayor Matthews Inspects Bridgeport Work Trip
Mayor Matthews and Bridge Commission members visited Bridgeport last night to inspect recent work and are expected to return today.
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Mayor Matthews
Bridgeport
Mrs. Fanny Elizabeth Davenport Obituary in Canton
Mrs. Fanny Elizabeth Davenport widow of tragedian E L Davenport died at her Canton summer home. Born in Bath England in 1826 or 1829 she began acting as a child and rose to prominence on stage in New York Philadelphia and Boston. She married in 1849 in London and had six children including Edgar L Davenport who led the Boston Museum company. She remained active in elocution lessons and varied stock companies before her death.
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E. L. Davenport
Fanny Elizabeth Davenport
Canton
Penn
Bath
England
London
Frederic Vining
Miss Ben
John Johnston
James W. Wallack
Vining
Haymarket Theatre
J Juliet
G. W. Broooks
Romeo
Mercutio
Fanny Vining
Mr. Davenport
Mrs. Davenport
New York Broadway Theatre
Stargaret Elmore
Lovell
Matthew Elmore
Harry A. Perry
Agnes Booth
St. Lo
William Davidge
Jean Russ
New York
U0’s
William Whalley
W. H. Smith
Lady Macbeth
Micawber
Joseph Jefferson
Couldock
Hazel Kirke
Boston
Davenport
Fanny
Blanche
Museum
Edgar L
Lily
May
Harry
James Goodman Dies. New England Insurance Pioneer 73
James Goodman, renowned insurance man, died at Highlands aged 72 or 73. A Springfield native, he worked in New York dry goods, then Hartford, later leading James Goodman & Co after moving to Boston in 1866. He served on Boston City Council and held director roles. survived by a widow and three sons. Funeral at Norfolk House Friday.
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James Goodman
the Highlands
Springfield
New York
Hartford
Silas Andrus & Son
Goodman
Merchants Insurance Company of
National Insurance Company of Hartford
Goodsman
Charter Oak Fire Insurance Company
Boston
James D. Dent
James Goodman & Co
New England
Merchants’ and Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Worcester
Chicago
Norfolk House
Notable Deaths Tally Across Several States
William H. Hall of Brookline a Munroe Paper Co treasurer and former Charles Richardson & Co partner dies after years of illness at 64. William B Hathaway hotelier and veteran of the war dies at 51 after apoplexy with G A R Odd Fellows and other memberships. Adele Bray actress dies in New York at 35, earlier with McVickers Fora and Jefferson companies. W H Ross Cherokee Nation leader dies at Fort Gibson after heart disease at 68. Ex Governor David S Walker of Florida dies at 76 in Tallahassee. Aaron Cornish Plymouth educator and longtime grammar school principal dies suddenly. aged among state’s oldest teachers.
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William H. Hall
Henry T. Hall
Munroe Paper Company
Boston
Sewall Avenue
Brookline
Greenfield
Charles Richardson & Co
William B. Hathaway
Pacific House
Nantasket
Eastbridgewater
Randolph
New Marlboro House
East Boston
United States Hotel
Newport
Knight Templar
Adele Bray
New York
Galena
Ill
McVicker’s Theatre Stock Company
Chicago
Governor Walker
Logan County
Kentucky
Florida
Aaron Cornish
Plymouth
Blanket Man of California
The article contrasts California farm laborers with Eastern hired men. It describes blanket men who sleep on bunkhouse floors with blankets, eat basic meals, and move from job to job after harvests. Their pay ranges from 150 to 300 dollars during busy seasons.
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California
New England
Money and Stocks dull and weak in Boston market
Boston and New York markets show dull trading with rates steady to easy at clearinghouses. New York exchange firms while Boston money remains ample but banks avoid time loans. foreign exchange firmer with various currency quotes and gold movements. Stock market closes weak with Atchison gains and listed rails mixed amid bears and short covering. general notes flag earnings contrasts across rail systems and indepth financial shifts.
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Boston
New York
New York Exchange
Cail
Wall Street
London
Bears
West
Tennessee Coal & Ron
Atchison
West End
Bay State Gas
Boston & Albany
Fitchburg
Pullman’s
Boston & Montana
Tamarack
Kearsarge
Arnold
Boston & Maine
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Co Quar and Semiannual Shares Listed for Aug Dates
A bulleted stock list shows numerous company shares with Aug dates including Bostox Montana Minixc, Central Pacific, Canadian Pacific, Conveyancers Tylee Ins Co, July Mintna, Great Northern, Illinois Central, Lake Erie Western, Minneapolis Lake Shore and Western, Chattanooga and St Louis, National Coralace, Now Reprono Copper, Ontario Silver, Pollman’s Palace Can, Tamarack Mining, Tolkvo and Ohio Central, Welming & Lak Enis rail, with par values and payment terms like quarterly, semiannual, or monthly.
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Bostox & Montana Minixc
Kbostos Leap Mre
Central RR
Central Pacific RR
Canadian Pacific RR
Conveyancers Tiylee Ins Co
Mintna Co
Watch & Clock Co
Great Northern RR
Illinois Central RR
Lake Eng & Western RR
Minwauked
Lake Shore & Western RR
Ae Chattanooga & St. Louis RR
National Corpace Co
Reprono Copper Co
Ontario Silver Mining Co
Pollman’s Palace Can Co
Tamarack Mining Co
Tolkvo & Ohlo Central KR
Wavukennoseé Co
Semi-ann Sype
Ang J. Wenning
Laks
Enis
Oo Nm
Clossold
Nee Wal
Aiten & T
Richison
Bulge byYe Central Inc
Canada
Iowa
Canada South
Ches
Alio
Wee Chiu
U. Ve
Des
Des. & KG
Tae
St Lata
Del
Los
Huh
Liv
Erie
Green Bay
Great Northern
Illinois
Weirs
Lid& Nash
Ty, Iy
Long Island
Loj
Lake i
Lake Shore
Mobile
Gos Mo
IV Mo
Lot ML
Wee
Minn
St. L
Sly Nor. Pac
D& Ch
N.Y. Central
Zuv
N.Y
N. J. Central
C & SL
Va No. Am. Co
West
Guo
Ubiv & Miss
Tee
Rock Island
Reading
Oud
Tolyg
W. P
St. Paul
Sur
Tees
Texas
Tol
O. Ca
Pacific
U. B
Des Sult
W.a& L
Suly
Wabash Pac
Cot
Redts
Gua
Wea
TD Express Companies
Ate Erie li
Llu American
Lou
Seveeneee
Anne Bu
Oregon Na&v
Oregon Liu
W. Union
Boston Stock Exchange Official Sales Report July 21 1991
Official report of sales on the Boston Stock Exchange for Tuesday July 21 1991 shows the day’s highest and lowest prices, closing bids and asks, with total shares traded 86,100 versus 125,400 Monday and 68,200 Saturday. The page lists principal stocks, closing prices for New York and other listings, and mining shares such as Best & Belcher, Crown Point, Homestake, Eureka, and Uranium-related firms with price notes and status.
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Oregon Improvement Interests
Oregon Improvement
Engineering and Mining Journal
Clark-Bigelow-Lewis
New York Central Railroad
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
St. Paul
New York
Isaac Lawrence
Mt. Desert & Eastern Shore Land Company
Boston
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Clinton & Springfield
Ciosing
N.P
N. W
O. Nay
D.C
U.N
iGo
Or, Ling
Lsta
Ohio
Lsts
Lstpid.inc
G.os
Lws
G.m
St. F
St. PC. & Posts
Tex. P. LG. Mob. & Olivo
SHY Mat Union
Tex
Pei G
Ne. Y
U. Pac
W. Shore
Nov
Best & Belcher
Ontario
Stisaessastou, DU
Money on call rates reported in New York market
New York financial brief notes money on call rates in the New York market. The report records daily shifts with minor fluctuations as traders gauge liquidity and short term lending conditions.
Market Close Stocks and Bonds Report with Mixed Day
Quiet but firm sterling with 60 day bills at 4.84 percent and demand at 4.87 percent. Government and railroad bonds dull. stock market opened weak then recovered before a late profit realization reduced gains. Silver certificates rose above 100 while Tennessee Coal and Sugar moved opposite directions. Total business about $585,000.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Louisville & Nashville
Tennessee
Richmond & West Point
Foreign financial rates and stock quotes drift in London and New York
In London Consols rise to 96 1 16d with various British and Canadian securities quoted tight turnover. New York yields show mixed levels across rail, metals, and banking issues while the Mexican and Central American markets unwind. Buenos Aires reports gold premium closing at 266 yesterday.
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London
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
St Paul
New York Central
Mexican Central News
Tikes
Buenos Ayres
Insolvency notice for George H. C. Williams
The assignee Alfhevs Sanfold announces a second creditors meeting in the Suffolk Court of Insolvency at Moston on July 24 at 10:00 AM. Creditors may attend to prove claims.
Probate notice to review second account of trustee Bemis
George P. Bemis as trustee presents second account for allowance. Citations require appearance at Cambridge Probate Court on the first Tuesday of September at 9:00 AM to show cause. Service by weekly publication in the Boston Post for three weeks, last publication two days before court. Witness George M. Brooks, judge, dated August 8, 1891.
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Joseph B. Marvlen
Washington
Supreme Court
Rerio
Suffolk
Towit
Vermont & Massachusetts RR
Old Colony
Boston
Hoston
le Boston Post
Ateaid Hoston
Joan W. McKin
Fioutre
Elijah George
Register
Massachd
Sarah Hb, Dean
Manchester
Hills
New Hampshire
Benjamin C. Dean
Hillsborough
Vermont & Massachusetts Railroad Company
Salt County
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elwas George
Julia Twomey
Boston Post
Jonnx W. McKim
Elliat George
George P. Bemis
Cambridge
George M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
Massachussetts
Frances A. Kofsman
Somerville
Frank A. Somermer
Ieston Post
Ly Tyler
Regier
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Boston Stock Exchange
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Universal Cash Register CO
Washington St
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Devonshire Street
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Wee Ae
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Wayne Electric Co
Westinghouse
LQ Als European Welding Cos
Renew Eneedas Os
Detroit Electric Co
Aentetsslee Qa
Elizabeth
Marvin Aml
Callender
Marvin
District of Columbia
Cornelius Murphy
Lace
Middlesex
Susan
Deas
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