Governor's Day At Camp Review Amid Rain and Cheers
At Framingham Governor Russell led a rain interrupted review with 2514 in strength including 173 officers 2224 enlisted men and 117 musicians. The procession moved quickly past Ninth Fifth Eighth regiments Battery A Cavalry and Ambulance Corps as officials and guests watched amid renewed sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricape
Framingham
Sreciust
Haile
E. J. Flynn
Moses How
Ephraim Stearns
Spencer Borden
E. F. Hamlin
Peach
Russell
Dalton
Kittredge
Cutter
Verry
Cunningham
Signal Corps
W. M. Strachan
Ambulance Corps
Therigade
Wilson
Levi Barker
Worcester
Mathews
Hovey
Dyer
Marion
Broley
Whiting
Parsons
J. Frank Dalton
Joseph Dalton
Sprague
Maine
New Hampshire
Maroon
Merri
Needs of Postal Service and Fire Alarm Notice Promote Safety
Boston Postoffice Commission reports fatigue and ongoing reviews to improve mail service across Back Bay Roxbury and suburban offices while considering staff reallocations. The piece also promotes the Boston Fire and Police Notification Company offering $10 year coverage to alert merchants of fires robberies or other disasters for timely response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Commission
Back Bay
Roxbury
Central
Hart
Post Office Department
Copley Square
Post Office
Jamaica Plain
Russian Jews in Bond Seek Landfall for Armrod Family
The Armrod family, two mothers and seven children among 27 Russian refugees, were refused landing by the immigration office on grounds the father John Armrod appears unable to support them. Ex mayor Green of Fall River appeals in Boston, claiming Armrod saved enough to fund his family’s passage. Cases have been appealed to Washington with Mr Owen set to investigate. decisions are final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armrod
Kangas
John Armrod
Fall River
Green
Boston
Boston Post Office Enforces New U S Copyright Act
Postmaster Hart issues a July 24 1891 circular directing the mailing and delivery divisions to treat unauthorized weekly catalogued copies as unmailable. The act restricts import of foreign books lithographs photographs or copies copyrighted in the United States and bans non US produced plates. Seizure applies to foreign magazines containing US copyrighted matter without authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury and
Postoffice
Boston Postoffice
Hart
Canada
Great Britain
Thomas N. Hart
United States
Hotels and guests listed by city and name
A long list of guests staying at various hotels including Vencome, Thorndike, Adams, United States, Clark's, Parker's, Tremont, Youna's, Crawtorp, American, Revere, and American hotels. Names include Booth, McCoy, Crocker, Tefft, Ramsey, Spraight, Gammon, Winch, Mears, Holmes, Stocker, Donnell, Turne r, Williamson, Williamson, and many others with associated cities such as St. Louis Philadelphia New York Boston Hartford Providence Chicago and more. The excerpt reads as a roster of visitors and residents lodging at prominent hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vencome
J. W. Booth
St. Louis
W. H. McCoy
Syracuse
L. L. Crocker
Buffalo
Frank H. Tefft
Beaver Dam
Wis
L. H. Norris
Philadelphia
L. F. Emmons
Washington
Brunswick
Charles EK
Brown
W. J. van Dycke
Ida Anderson
Cincinnati
E. M. Peabody
Groton
E. C. Bill
St. Paul
Thorndike
N. H. Ramsey
M. E. Ramsey
S. B. Spraight
M. Kennedy
A. Schroder
New York
E. G. Craige
E. M. Haskell
New Orleans
E. M. Hunt
Rock Island
R. S. Whitney
O’neil
W. H. O’neil
Thomas O’neil
James A. O’neil
Hartford
G. A. Amsden
Springfield
J. B. Stevens
St. John
N. B
G. W. Bates
M. O. Bates
Alvery Bates
Irene March
Harold Palmer
Germantown
Penn
J. E. Stevens
F. &. Hallock
South Norwalk
Conn
Reynoups
P. H. Gammon
Iwife
Rochester
A. S. Winch
Wife
Portsmouth
N. H
F. Fay
Clark
H. Thatcher
Chatham
A. Derners
E. D. Garrins
R. T. Bocorselski
Parker
N. J
Waco
Tex
A. B. Copeland
Detroit
J. D. Drecker
Roanoke
Bemen ‘Gatee
Marietta, O
J. R. Warren
F. A. Mitchell
Charleston
D. C
Hedei Tokaoka
Tokio
Japan
J. A. Cara
J. W. Sherwood
C. W. Kinsley
F. A. Green
Youna
S—J. J. Parker
S. A. Gore
John Hovey
Baltimore
Efgc. Bradley
H. M. Sie
Providence
Josephine Newark
J. D. Fletcher
St. Albans
F. Fox
E. K. Fox
Miss Fox
H. M. Parker
Crawtorp
J. N. Williamson
Emporia
Kan
W. A. Patterson
Texas
Leon Charleston
8. C
RB. Munroe
Pittsburg
E. Stilliman
Albany
A. G. Crandall
Bevis Washington
Tuskegee
Ala
W. M. Berry
Rivington
Miss Cresson
George H. Starbuck
J. B. Naylor
Tennessee
W. A. Robinson
Alabama
O. Hatch
Littleton
Changes at St. Paul’s Church on Tremont Street
Workmen at St. Paul’s Church Tremont Street prepare the building for repairs while the nave is closed. The right wall of the pulpit area is torn down to install a new organ at the first gallery floor, replacing the old organ on the left. The rear building has been leveled and ownership transferred.
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ST. Paul's Church
St. Paul’s Church
Tremont Street
Settlement of Kimball Bros Creditors Assignment
The property of Kimball Bros. recently assigned to George W. Morse has been given to three creditor selected assignees as a settlement. Nine tenths of the creditors consented and the remainder are expected to assent. The assignees will sign an ernaOS to discharge the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Bros
George W. Morse
Found by his friends in New Haven Arthur Hall located
Arthur W. Hall of Malden Mass wandered away from home last week while sunstroke affected him. He was found on a street in New Haven and brought to the police. A. P. Davenport of Malden located him later, noting he had left well dressed with a gold watch a diamond stud and $57. On discovery he wore a poor suit, his watch and diamond missing, and only 7 cents remained in his pocket.
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Robery
Boston Fire and Police Notification Company
Washington Street
New Haven
Conn
Arthur W. Hall
Malden
Mass
A. P. Davenport
Davenport
Hall
Money and stocks stock market continues weak
Boston Friday notes a modest rise in local money activity with rates mostly unchanged. Markets show general weakness. Bell Telephone shares drop amid broad selling as copper output and earnings data surface, while gold movements and bi metallic debate color sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
Bell Company
Bell Telephone Company
Semi Annual Dividends Due August 1891 In Boston
Compiled for the Boston Post by J G Martin stock broker lists dividends and interest payments due in August 1891 in Boston and New York. It notes Cedar Rapids Missouri River 7 per cent payments, National Cordage Company quarterly yields, Long Island railroad changes, Fishdale Manufacturing reduction, Laconia Company rise, Lawrence Gas drop, New England Telephone extra dividend and standard, Pullman Palace Car decrease, and Maine Central railroad expected 3 per cent dividend at Portland.
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Nnee
Atlantic
Aece
B. & Mont
Sivas W
Butte
Cal
Ereree
Kearsarze
Sonnet
Mesnard
Logdensb
Osceola
Quincy
Santa Fe
Watt Co Tamarack
Land Companies
San Diego
Doo
Anniston City
Thomson-Hans- Aspinwall
Seaton Carbon
Bigcon
Boston
Boylston Street
Brookline
Cambridge Field
Eesee Railroad Companies
Campobello
Chic
W.mich
East Bioston
Cutler
Franklin Park
Kan
Bree
Memphis
French Bay
Lamoineg
City
Fr. S. Maverick
Gulf Prof
Long Island
Massachopi
Pemigewasset
Eree
Sullivan
Eess Ee
Cevysssvacde
Ste Svepeconpee
Topeka
West End
Ao Ri
Poston Duck Co
Winter Harbor
Boston Sea
Wangrood
Wollaston
Cordis Mills
Fiskdaie Wen
Laconia Mfg Co
BS BO Ce Se Cs
Lyman Mills
New England
Ws Sc
Winthrop Mig
Pall
Sty
Coop Fees Gasliget
Arlington
Cambridge
Bay State Gas
Detroit
Charlestown
Wayne
Jamaica Plain
Illinois Steel
Lawrence
Lead ‘Trust
Malden & Mel- Thom-H. Elec
Rose
Newburyport
GY Tvs
Newt’n & Wat
H’se Flec
Eeetes Seeree
Salem Town
Waltham
Soda Ft
Bay State Trust
Bost. & Mont
East Tenn Lad
Erie Telephone
Lombardinvst
Elly
Mason & Hamlin Organ
NeKay
McKay-Big He’s
Mutual District Messenger
Elif Tly
N. E
Eng ‘Trust Sere Eeewe Nee
Pull. Pal. Car
Putnam Nail Co
Housto N Electric
West Mich
Luin
New York
Massachusetts
Cedar Rapids
Missouri River
National Cordage Company
Long Island Railroad
Par
Fishdale
Laconia Company
New England Telephone
Pullman Palace
Maine Central Railroad
Portland
New York Money Markets and Stocks Report July
New York reports money on call easy at 142 to 144 with last loan at 144 and closing offered at 2. Sterling exchange quiet with bankers bills at 4.8424 for 60 days and 4.86% demand. Government and railroad bonds dull but steady with a broad stock market stagnation after noon, Burlington losses dragging others. East Tennessee and Lackawanna show notable weakness while Jersey Central consols and Denver & Rio Grande 5s move higher on a dull, low-activity day. Total business about $588,000 with little market animation, prices generally soft to weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Europe
Chicago
Burlington Quincy
Atchison
United States
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Burlington
Lackawana
Jersey Central
Buriington Nebraska
International
Long Island
Kentucky Central
Denver & Rio Grande
Historical Mining and Railroad Stock Dividends Almanac
A fragmented ledger lists quarterly and semiannual stock dividends and payments for multiple companies, including AsutTon VALVE Co, Boston & Montana Mining, Central Pacific RR, Canadian Pacific RR, Mill and mining firms, railroads, and utility firms. Entries note percentages per share, penny figures, and August dates such as Aug 1, Aug 15, Aug 17, and Aug 20. Many items reference quarterly distributions and special dividends on preferred or common shares across various U.S. and Canadian entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AsutTon Valve Co
Bay Statue Toost Co
Boston & Montana Mining Co
Boston Lead Mig Co
Bourne Mills
Central KK
Central Pacific RR
Canadian PaciFic RR
Alene Mining Co
DaLy Mining Co
Howage Watca & Clock Co
Great Northern RR
Holland Trust Co
Illinois Central RR
Laconia Co
Lake Ertz
NEW England Telepone & Telegraph Co
Ontario Silver Mirning Co
Papperell Mra
PoLumMaAn’s Palace Can Co
Quincy Mining Co
Tamarack Mining Co
aoLare
Ohio Central
Walkenhole Co
Wheeling & Lake Eriz
Foreign Financial Reports London July 24 Market Quotes
The London market reports Consols at 954 for both money and account. United States 4s at 119 4. Do 4s at 102 1/2. New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio firsts 29. Canadian Pacific 84. Erie 1914 86 42. Illinois Central 96 42. Mexican ordinary 34 7/8. St Paul common 64. Money 144 1/2. Discount rate for short bills 1 percent for 3 months, 2 percent for others. Paris advices show 3 percent venues at 95 francs 32 centimes for the account. Bar silver 457 1/2d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe
Ing. Alton & I. Hewes
Atchison
Central Pacific
Canada Pacific
Central
Iowa
Canada South
Ches
Ohio
Alton
SR Il
I. V
Den
Ene
Del
Ae East Tenn
Loos
Great Northern
Green Bay
Illinois
Kings
Verm
TOY L. & Nash
Minn
St. le
Y. Central
Hesse
North Western
N. Y
N.E. Pee
N. Y.C
N. J. Eenteal
NC & St
Ohio & Misa
Rock Island
W.P
St. Paul
St. P
St P
Texas Pacific
Ener
Tol
U. Pacific
U. P
D.& Gulf
Seer
Abash Pac
Va U. & Bulf
Express Companies
Adams
Fargo
United States
London
New York
Pennsylvania
Erie
Ilinois
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ceve
Fiore
Newcastle
Nobleboro
Rockland
Thomaston
Waldoboro
Knox & Lincoln Railroad Company
Hide & Leather Bank
N. P
U.N. Bs
Imp
Rg. G. M
Lst Pfd.inc
St L
F. GW
LOW Lowy Bt
St. F.C. & Jats
C. Jete
Nat'l Cord. Co
Oregon
Pacific Mail
Pal
Tenn. C
Union
B. C
YI Dd
Lowa C. Lsts
Kan. P
Best & Belcher
Ontario
Quicksilver
Potosi
Gould & Curry
Bond
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Martin
Messrs. R. L. Day & Co
City of Chelsea
Wall Street
Bears
Burlington & Quincy
Boston & Maine
N.Y
Mexican Central
Inc
Daniell
Clark- Bigelow-Lewissohn
Stevens
Santa Fé
Vivian
Common Mines
Centennial’s Mill
Mason & Smith
Montana
Michigan
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Western Union
Boston Bear
Richmond
Kansas
Newtown National Bank
United States Savings Bank
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
The
Boston Post
J. G. Martin
State St
NEW York Stock Sales
Boston Stock Exchange
Compan 600
Camton
Lsyl
Colo
Jewell Co
West Astos
Albany R. RK
Loston & Me
Im AB. Cee Nee
Boston & E
Cedar Rapids & Mo
Coss
Denver
Ilowa
Neb. K
Fitchburg
Harrisburg
San Antono
Jacksonville
Tampa
K. W
Mo. RR
Keokuk
Powerenre
Scree
Nashua & Lowa A Rk
Augusta
Belfast
Br’kline
Eee
Chelsea És
Haverhill
Hyde Park
Lynn
Milford
Nashua
Norwood
Plymouth
Terre
State
Toublindeess
Do Inc
Icc
Old Colony
Rutland
Heer
Atl. & Pac
Bost
Alb
Low
Pany & Mass
Cuba
Mainewentral
Seave
Bolton
Bell Tete- Union Pac
Vermont & Mass
Ballou State
Mort
Hillsboro
W. W. Nash. & Roch. Ee
CC Reeeres Mort
Allonez
Wees Arnold
NEW York Financial
Specialty Mfg Corporation
Universal Cash Register CO
Advertiser Building
Mazeppa
Aio
SAN Miguel Consolidated Gold M NG CO
Benj. F. Butler
Colorado Mining Investment Company
JAS. Gilfillan
Treas
U.S
Ames Building
Boston, Mass
LF. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
TOY QL Cvs
Arsay Gia
Equiv
BA Bey
F. W. Prescott & Co
Fastern Electric Cable Co
Pfid
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Weeene
Wayne Electric Co Ser
Westinghouse Co
Trust Receipts
European Welding Co
Ceeke Cone
Detroit Electric Co
Suffolk
American Frost Meter Company
Court Square
Thomas Fee
Toviick
Nathan M. Wright
Middlesex
Charles R. Elder
Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Exchange Building
Charles L, Lovering
Columbia National Bank
Tacoma
Capital
AWG
Herbert B. Church
Anker and Bro
Pee Street
Heen
Maste
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