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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1901

Page

8

Wall Street Advances on Union Pacific and Rail Stocks

The New York market shows broader strength with notable gains in Union Pacific common and St. Paul and Rock Island. Other lift makers include Minneapolis & St. Louis and Baltimore & Ohio while heavy short covering boosts Colorado Fuel & Iron. Amalgamated Copper sees gains as directors resignations are seen as temporary due to pending litigation.

New York Union Pacific Common St. Paul Rock Island Union Pacific Minneapolis & St. Louis Baltimore & Ohio Louisville & Nashville Southern Railway Atchison Colorado Fuel & Iron James R. Keene United Shoe Machinery Company Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co East Boston Drydock Company Boston Ag Sg Union Pacific Railroad Southern Pacific Northern Pacific Commission Amalgamated Copper Company Junell Messrs H. H. Rogers William Rockefeller A. C. Burrage Walter L. Oakman Guaranty Trust Company George’ F. Baker First National Bank of New York Frederick Cromwell Cromwell Messrs. Rogers Rockefeller and Burrage Butte & Boston Mining Company United Fruit Boston Herald Butte & Boston Consolidated Mining Company F A. C. Burrage Butte Rockefeller-Rogers Elm River New England Gas and Coke Cape Breton Dominion Coal Canadian Pacific Unite Tates Stee Corporation Oie Ightows Chic, Bur & Quincy Chic Uis Chic & Gt Western Chic, Ri& Pac Chic Terminal & Trans Colorado Southern Pecos Eeteas del & Udson del, Lack & West Aora Denver Northern Hocking Valley Iowa Central Watoen Louis & Nash Manhattan St Hy Minn St Louis Missouri Pacific Texas Stee Southern Pac Eeeeeseone Southern Railway Uel Pre’ Pacific Cee Orae Texas & P. Mac Eees Tim Toledo St Touts Aeeaseeeeneveceaes Union Pa Eteaeeeneeeaeee Wabash Ees Eseeeseaesesees &Lebeveteeaesenes Whee Wisconsi Central Beet Express ‘Companies American Eeewesene Brook Colorado Reat & Iron Garese Union’ “& Paper Us Finsthisackte Senerecess

Transfer Books of Giay Annus Meat Disclosed

Fragmentary notice references May 7 and a transfer books action. Names and places are obscured, leaving only scattered terms like Rockmpeeler and Secretasy. The readable bits suggest an official record or notice about stock or property transfer with minimal detail.

Oomce Ameer Giay Secretasy

Lawson's Special Train Delights South Shore Then Egypt

The State street millionaire Tom Lawson runs a private express to his new country home near Egypt, passing Hingham Plymouth and Cohasset on its first trip from South Union station at 6 08 arriving 6 42. Residents marvel at the speed and speculate on the farm's future features and self funding.

Tom Lawson State Street Cohasset South Shore Egypt Hingham South Union Station Eymouth North Cohasset Jon Lawson Beyot South Union Ofne Meares Ypt Wson Mr. Lawson Expt Plymouth

German Sacred Concert by South Boston Singing Society

The German American Singing Society of South Boston will stage a sacred concert next Sunday night with Max Ascher directing and F W Stuart and August Kern aiding. Proceeds support the New England Singing Federation convention on Aug 31 to Sept 2. The Arlonites singing section lists many members and the society, with over 400 members, is chaired by Mr Bockelmann.

New England Singing Federation Arlonites Max Ascher R. Seller A. Kern P. Jansen F. Schoenheiter Speth R. Fickert J. Krauss A. Hoffmann P. Riets G. Kippenhan P. Riemer K. Schneider J. Nickers Brusendorff Albert W. Kaiser FE. W. Stuart K. Kern C. Krauth H. Sartons Co. Werner H. Pete P. Schwab A. F. Schneider H., B. Stuart F. Mayer B. Muehlwits G. Beck J. Malzacker F. Buresch Fritzsche F. Schwartz K. Stahl Koelsch Ecker R. Heinrichs A. Gross Mr. Bockelmann Horner The Singing Society of South Boston

Wants Revolt in China Report from Honolulu in June

Dr. San Yet Sen, the Chinese reformer, sailed on the America Mary on June 6 for China to start a revolution. He aims to overthrow the Empress Dowager and mandarins and establish a presidency modeled after the American system. He claims strong backing from white and native Chinese supporters and promises blood shed soon. He refused to reveal landing plans or details.

Dr. San Yet Sen Empress Dowager Honolulu San Francisco San Yet Sen America China Sen

Ostrich Parlor Opens At Bass Point Zoo

Carib from Jacksonville delivered twenty large ostriches to East Boston and Bass Point Nahant. A box of alligators, golden and silver pheasants, and Florida deer arrived to join the summer display. The City of Jacksonville moved the collection to Bass Point last evening for the season.

Clyde Line Jacksonville Fla Boston Bass Point Nahant

City Waiters Forge Single Union After Boston Conference

After three days of talks in Boston committees from the defunct Waiters Union and the new association along with two members of the international association agreed on forming one organization for city waiters. The decision follows a lengthy dispute over representation and aims to unify efforts for better wages and working conditions.

Boston Waiters’ Union New Newa Association International Association

International officers settle dispute joining Geneva Association

International President Michaels and Third Vice-President W A Donnelly arrived in Boston on Tuesday to adjudicate the dispute between Waiters' Unions 4 and 8. They admitted about half the defunct waiters' organization to the new Geneva Association, for those deemed eligible.

International Michaels W. A. Donnelly Boston Waiters’ Organization New Geneva Association

Wanamaker offers 2.6 million for Philadelphia rail franchises

John Wanamaker writes to Mayor Ashbridge offering 2.6 million dollars for the city street railway franchises. The mayor rejects the approach, calling it not a matter for such business as staff and officials review the ordinances granting the rail franchises. The letter was sent as the mayor attended a transfer ceremony at the new mint.

Philadelphia Penn John Wanamaker Ashbridge As Ee Ashe Mr. Wanamaker

Thieves Steal Jewelry From Roxbury Apartments

In Roxbury on Moreland street two thieves entered Benjamin Merritt Golding’s apartments with a guard outside, escaping with jewelry valued at 126 dollars. Items included a ladies gold watch engraved M. J.8, a fob chain, rings, a long necklace, opals, a baby’s ring, a moon stone garnet ring, a two dollar sixty cent gold piece, and more. Entry was gained by removing a cellar door panel. police were notified.

Benjamin Merritt Golding Moreland Street Roxbury M. J

Schooner Czar Disaster Off Newfoundland Coast

In dense fog off Cabot Island Newfoundland the schooner Czar carrying seventy people including fishermen and families was driven ashore. A desperate struggle followed as men and women battled waves to reach safety. Four men drowned and six others were lost, while the women and children were rescued after great effort.

St, John's N. F Czar Labrador Cabot Island Newfoundland

Drowning Tragedy Of 17 Year Old In Mystic Lake

Chester Garland, 17, son of John A. Garland of Somerville, fell from a canoe during epilepsy not long after 1 pm and drowned in sixty feet of water near Arlington shore. Two friends dived to help but could not reach him as rescue crews and divers searched through the night.

Medford Mystic Lake West Medford Arlington Shore Chester Garland John A. Garland Porter Street Spring Hill District Somerville Somerville High School Young Garland Harry Richard Good Barstow Aveoege i Howe Lapa Sorstic Harry Good Arlington Winchester Metropolitan Park Police Jack Powers Wedgemere Boston

Conants Reunited Honor Governor Roger Conant in Boston

A reunion of Governor Roger Conant's descendants drew nearly 300 people to the Hotel Vendome yesterday. Attendees from New England and various professions enjoyed readings, solos, quartets, and talks. Hamilton S. Conant chaired the committee and speakers included Frederick O. Conant and Samuel M. Conant. A banquet followed with toasts on medicine, memory, and family records.

Roger Conant Hotel Vendome New England Hamilton S. Conant Anne Conant Nathaniel Conant William A. Conant George W. Conant Boston Frederick O. Conant Portland America William M. Conant Thomas Conant Oshawa Ont Charles H. Conant Lowell Sam Walter Foss Somerville

Lynching Threat Looms After Foster Killing Near Shreveport

Tense unrest grips Shreveport as Prince Edwards, a plantation worker, allegedly shot planter John Gray Foster five miles east. Armed white posses scour the area seeking Edwards amid rumors of arrests at Mennebrew store and possible whipping or lynching if captured.

Shreveport John Gray Foster Prince Edwards Foster Edwards Mennebrew

Mrs McKinley Improves as Dr Rixey Reports

Washington June 13 Dr Rixey stayed at the White House over two hours tonight. He said Mrs McKinley is maintaining a steady improvement and had a comfortable day. She rested well tonight and was briefly up in a rolling chair.

Washington

Biggs of Boston Chosen Supreme Dictator in Knights of Honor

The Supreme Lodge Knights of Honor elected officers in Milwaukee. D. B. Biggs of Boston became supreme dictator, former Governor J. C. Sheppard of Edgefield South Carolina was named vice dictator, and Clarke H. Johnson of Providence Rhode Island was elected assistant dictator.

Milwaukee Supreme Lodge Knights of Honor Biggs Boston J. C. Sheppard Edgefield S. C Clarke H. Johnson Providence R. J

Pingree III ill in London, cable reports

A cable from Low's tourist agency reports former Michigan governor Hazen Pingree III is ill in London. The cable says Pingree is fit.

New York Michiand Hazen Pingree London Win Hollister Low Low

Vivian Nickalls Arrives in New York From Liverpool

English oarsman Vivian Nickalls reached New York aboard the steamer Cceanic from Liverpool, arriving June 13 and signaling his arrival in the city for upcoming events or engagements.

New York Vivian Nickalls Cceanic Liverpool

The Secret of Sleep and the Golden Medical Discovery

An article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for curing catarrh and lung ailments. It links sleep restoration to treating bronchial and nasal conditions and cites testimonials from users including Mr. J. M. and Mr. F. G. Rodemeyer. It promotes the 1008 page People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser offered by sending stamps to Buffalo.

Doctor Pierce ST Cam Dr. Pierce F. G. Rodemeyer Hayden Street Fort Wayne Ind Wasti i

Defence Opens in Graffam Case in Portland Trial

The Graffam murder trial resumed with the defense opening in the afternoon. James A. Connellan contended Graffam was in Boston on January 12 and not the man at the Mosher farmhouse. Testimony challenged prosecution statements and a deputy sheriff corroborated a confession later partly retracted. Adjournment set for tomorrow.

Portland Graffam James A. Connellan Rae Graffam Boston Ber Uday Pice Mosher Annie Shulmann Leach William Hands Hands A. L. T. Cummings Oldady Pearson

Walker Memorial Needs More Funds For MIT Site

The article details a push to raise about 75000 dollars to complete the Walker Memorial building at MIT. It notes alumni contributions of around 1200 francs and a land site choice on Trinity Place or Garrison Street. The project aims to provide gymnasium facilities, a headquarters for physical culture and athletic groups, and a social center for students and graduates.

Francis A. Walter Massachusetts Institute of Technology Trinity Place Stanhope Garrison Street Uating Pierce Trinity Friends of the Institute Bfoe Studenta Grub House

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