Bond Terms For $10 Million Principal Payable 1984
The document outlines a $10,000,000 principal due May 1 1984 with semiannual interest on May 1 and November 1. Interest and principal payable in gold coin of the US at standard weight and fineness, without tax deductions by law. Coupon bonds of $1000 each bear interest from May 1 1904 and are exchangeable for registered bonds without coupons. Registered bonds may be converted into coupon bonds at the owner's option.
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United States
New York
W. H. Newman
J. P. Morgan & Co
Governor Bates Vetoes Civil War Veterans Bounty Bill
Governor Bates vetoes a proposed Civil War bounty plan that would pay $125 to every living veteran who served in U S forces and was honorably discharged, limited to those without prior bounties, citing lack of precedent and risk of expanding future obligations while detailing past Massachusetts wartime expenditures and the potential for far larger future costs.
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Bates
Treasury
Commonwealth
United States
Massachusetts
Wirth
Veterans' Bill Veto Debate in State House
Lawmakers defend vetoed veterans debt bill aimed at paying bounties to Civil War soldiers. Speaker and representatives praise or oppose Governor Bates while noting the bill would unlock 1.6 million dollars owed by the national government. Debate features supporters’ praise and opponents’ warnings before a Senate vote to override.
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Speaker
Bates
Hooker
Senate
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Prices Steady and Market Very Dull in Early June Trading
Wall Street reports light speculative enthusiasm for an advance fading as prices drifted. London provided brief upward pressure before foreigners resumed selling, while the New York Central May earnings fell over 6 percent from last year. The stock market stayed exceptionally dull with little buying, and analysts questioned whether big shorts would trigger a rally. The page notes merger activity around National Lead and Amalgamated, plus commentary on Standard Oil governance and upcoming crop reports influencing shares.
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Wall Street
Erse
London
Bank of England
New York Central
Boston
New York
State Street
Bears
Atchison and Union’ Pacific
National Lead
United Lead Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Amalgamated
Lawson
Heinze
Standard Oil
Rogers~ Rockefeller
Jersey City
Corbin
Standard Oil Directorate
Coney Island
Amalgamated Company
Calumet & Hecla
Daly-West
Parrot
Old Dominion
Trinity
Wolverine
Osceola
Copper Range
Shannon
Mohawk
Utah
Aittle
Dominion Coal
Dominion Iron
American Telephone
United States Oi
United Fruit
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State
Boston Consolidated
Horseshoe
Majestic
Pioneer Lynn
Lewis
Planters’ Compress Company
A. R. Marsh
Theodore B. Casey
Utah Consolidated
Chicago Junction Railways
Union Stock Yards Company
Fune
Charles F. Stoppani
Ennis & Stoppani
Governors Race Vote Narrows With Key Senate Support
Tol of Middlesex and Nye of the Cape supported by MacInnis of Berkshire and McKinley. Senators Bemis of Norfolk and Dana of Middlesex also backed the Governor, shaping the crucial vote.
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Tol
McKinley
Middlesex
Nye
The
Cape
MacInnis
Berkshire
Bemis
Norfolk
Dana
Senate Passes Veterans’ Bounty Bill After Veto Vote
In the Senate the veterans' bounty bill passed by 25 to 8 despite the governor's objections. Roll call shows Yeas Brackett Bullock Chace Chamberlain Clark Cole Craig Fitzgerald Flynn Gartland Harvell Heath How Keyes Kimball Lane McInnis McIsaac McKinley Newell Nye Pratt Rounds Sampson Sullivan. Nays Bemis Dana Goff President Jones Munroe Osgood Wallace Woods. Paired Yee Callender Gove Leahy against Appleton Peters Dillon.
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Senate
Yeas
Brackett
Bullock
Chace
Chamberlain
Clark
Cole
Craig
Fitzgerald
Flynn
Gartland
Harvell
Heath
How
Keyes
Kimball
Lane
McInnis
McIsaac
McKinley
Newell
Nye
Pratt
Rounds
Sampson
Sullivan
Bemis
Dana
Goff
Jones
Munroe
Osgood
Wallace
Woods
Yee
Callender
Gove
Leahy
Appleton
Peters
Dillon
Vote in House on Veto Overriding Bates Veterans’ Bounty
Roll call on passing over Governor Bates veto lists 47 yeas with many named representatives from Lowell Haverhill Marion and Boston. Opposition includes Cox Cushman Davis of Plymouth. Paired-in favors and names indicate a heated partisan roll.
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Bates
Yeas—Adams
Lowell
Adams
Haverhill
Allen
Marion
Ames
Atherton
Aylward
Bamford
Barnes
Bearse
Bennett
Saugus
Bonney
Burns
Butler
Buxbaum
Cadigan
Cahill
Laban
Chaffee
Chrystal
Clark
Boston
Cambridge
Collins
Coolidge
Coulthurst
Curley
Curran
Cutler
Davis
Salem
Deitrick
Dempsey
Doherty
Donahue
Grafton
Fall River
Drinkwater
Fahey
Fallon
Finn
Fitsgerald
Foley
Gardner
Garland
Garst
Gates
Gavin
Gaylord
Godfrey
Googins
Goulding
Gove
Gray
Graham
Greenwood
Grosvenor
Hannan
Hart
Hartford
Hastings
Hayes
Hederman
Hickey
Norcross
O’brien
Worcester
Oldfield
Owens
Parks
Patterson
Paull
Peloquin
Perry
Pinder
Poland
Porter
Potter
Spencer
Power
Ransoen
Pees
Rogers
Rounds
Salter
Schofield
Selberlich
Sennott
Seward
Sheehan
Sherburn
Skerrett
Smith
Southworth
Staples
Tanner
Tarr
Thorburn
Timmons
Titcomb
Treadway
Weatherbee
Webber
Welsh
Westall
Whitcomb
Winslow Woodhead
Woods
Buttricx
Garfield
Ward
Fitchburg
Battis
Cook
Hunt
Graves
Quinlan
Chapman
Cole
Daven
Dunbar
Eden Piseman
Gardiner
Havahars Hall
Revere
Hall of Winchester
Harding
Jewett
Luce
Mayo
Nason
Everett
Newton
Nowell
Packard
Parker
Peabody
Pierce
Pin
Plummer
Richardson
Fitley
Robbins
Robinson
Sowle
Stevens
Somerville
Stone
Stowe
Temple
Thayer
Turner
Vinal
Vinson
Walker
Brookline
Greenwich
Warren
Wheeler
Woodward
McManmon
Ross
Shields
Cox
Cushman
Plymouth
World’s Fair and G. A. R. Committees Appointed
President Jones names a Senate committee to attend the Louisiana Purchase Exposition with Munroe of Worcester and Pratt of Plymouth. A G A R encampment panel includes Appleton, Rounds, Brackett, MacInnis, and Fiyon. Speaker Frothingham assigns state and national committees for St Louis and G A R encampment with numerous listed lawmakers.
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Jones
Senate
Munroe
Worcester
Pratt
Plymouth
Boston
Appleton
Middlesex-Essex
Rounds
Middlesex
Brackett
Norfolk
MacInnis
Berkshire
Fiyon
Essex
Frothingham
St. Louis Exposition
Newton
Everett
Vinson
Cole
Andover
Aylward
Cambridge
Seward
Watertown
Hayes
Lowell
Nowell
Reading
Goulding
Peabody
Staples
Framingham
Nason
Davis
Salem
Brigham
Marlboro
Skerrett
Vinal
Somerville
Giddings
Great Barrington
Seiberlich
Beeton
Moseley
Westfield
Duinkwater
Braintree
Warren
Freeman
Quincy
Heath Receives Board Membership at Chicago Exchange
The Chicago Board of Trade grants two memberships to the firm with long time member Thomas A. Ennis continuing his role. Heath is highlighted as a key figure in the transition.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Thomas A. Ennis
Heath
Fire flames injure woman at Alder Street home
Waltham June 9 an alarm sent firemen to a blaze in a house on Alder street owned by Mrs M I aa and occupied by Mrs J S Murphy. A child playing with matches started the fire. Mrs Murphy suffered severe burns to her face and arms while trying to douse the flames. Damage described as slight.
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Waltham
M. I. Aa
Alder Street
Murphy
Beautiful Free Booklet Beats Rail Resorts of New England
The Boston and Maine Railroad offers a free Summer Resort Booklet listing mountain and seaside resorts across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Canada plus railroad routes rates and hotel prices per week or day. The 9 percent pages include illustrations and details mailed by the General Passenger Department Boston to any address.
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Boston & Mainé Railroad
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Canada
Provinces
New England
General Passenger Department
Bosne & Maine Railroad
Boston
Post Trophy Cup Race Narrowed To Three G.S. Teams
Two games remain in the Grammar School league for the Post trophy cup with Frothingham Charlestown Roger Wolcott Dorchester and Washington Alliston Allston contending. Washington Alliston beat Agassiz Jamaica Plain to clinch the Brighton South Boston Roxbury division title while Wolcott won Dorchester Roxbury and Frothingham won Charlestown East Boston. Lee has the bye for the final series and Wolcott and Alliston meet tomorrow at Mystic Playground Charlestown. the winner faces Frothingham in the final at Huntington avenue on June.
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Frothingham
Charlestown
Roger Wolcott
Dorchester
Washington Alliston
Allston
Agassiz
Jamaica Plain
Washington Allston
Boston-Roxbury
Dorchester-Roxbury
Foothingham
Charlestown-East
Boston
Lee
Roger Walcott
Mystic Playground
Huntington Avenue
Brighton Wins Close Game Over Agassiz Amid Strong Hitting
The Washington Allston vs Agassiz clash at Brighton produced a tight, exciting exhibition. Brighton’s Hill pitched steadily, Woodlock brothers contributed notably, while Agassiz relied on Morgan and Perkins for fielding and hitting. Final stats show Hill 12 strikeouts, Perkins 8, attendance about 400.
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Washington Allston
Agassiz
Brighton
Roxbury
Hill
Woodlock Brothers
Harry
Morgan
Perkins
Ageteiz
Washington Alliston
H. Woodlock
Woodlock, Murray
Bailey
Fitzgerald
Erwin Perkins
Ie Perkins
Burrows
Werner
Starkey
Strainer
E. Perkins
Balse
Popp and
Hopkins
Archbishop hints at possible Boston trip
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Davidson noted during the Canterbury diocesan conference that an America visit in September is possible but not yet decided. He indicated he might attend the Protestant Episcopal church convention in Boston if required. A plan advertised a six cent birdseye map of Lake Winnipesaukee by Boston and Maine Railroad showing islands coves and ports, with order details.
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Canterbury
Boston
London
Davidson
America
Protestant Episcopal Church
Lake Winnipesaukee
New Hampshire
Queenly Lake
Mt. Washington
Winnipesaukee
General Passenger Department
Boston & Maine Railroad
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New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
Kidder, Peabody & Coo
Springfield
Representative Hayes
Old Bay
Chatham
Andrews
Holyoke
House
Greenhalge
Cotton
Union
Representative Schofield
Berkshire-Hampshire
McIsaacr and Sullivan
Bris
Railroads
Hi Low
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St Paul
Sl Galeep
Eeeser Dieta & & Hudson Bon
Cj Batt
Vel & Rio Grande Pref
Hers G PV
Aliey Eeeeseve
Eeeeeweeseoassore
Avilie & Seite: Battan See
Lis & St Louis
Missou E Pacific
Missouri, Kaw & Texas
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Eeeenesene
Eest Leute & West
Union Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Re & Iron
Consolidated Istillers’ Securities
Eralectric
National Sea
Poe Steel Car
Republic Steel Aeereeee
Eeteeesenecess Ty. Ceeeeeeers
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Cluett, Peabody & CO
Cluett
Monarch
Ray
Mond & Whitcomer
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Adirondacks
Rani Range'ey Lakes
Bar Harbor
Thousand Islands
Saguenay River
Mit. Vineo
Maritime Provinces
Spring House
Niagara Falls
Saguenay
Rideau Lakes
Berkshire Hills
Jacka
Yellowstone Park
Pittsburg
Connelly
Ions House
Geo. B. Upton
Old South Building
HE Cool
Remont
Henry W. Wood Byronsrad — Luders
Savage
Norumbeca
Auburndale
Tb Garden
Charles
Norumbega Park
Hes
Hoa M
S. Mat
Bostonians
Queen of Laughter
Ummer Price
Globe Wed
Isle Or Cealberved
Castless Rearre Telephone
Oxford
Arts Oak
K-Paul Revere
T. Adamowski
B. D. Pitts
SKY Farm
Wears
Isbec
Bowdoin
Lady of Lyons
Barly
Extertain
Keith’s
Closs
Bell Tel
Tel & Tel
B & Q Jt
Exican Cent i
Seattle
Elec Bae United Fruit
Western T & T
Allouez Min
Tel & Lewes
Eeesesesee Ll
Guanajuato
Ass. Eeeese
Weenes Merthaler
Mont C & C
Old ‘Oshans
Swift
Eeeese & Ol
Os Steel
West Anevee Ae
West
Winona
Wolverine Eeace
Bo” S
Yandot
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