New England Amateur Rowing Regatta Opens at Lawrence
The fifth annual New England Amateur Rowing Association regatta debuts July 4 at Lake View Lawrence with single scull doubles and eight oared events. Entries due June 26. fees range from 1 to 15 dollars and prizes include elegant city prizes and club banners.
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Lawrence
City of Lawrence
New England
Association Nly
Association
James H. Flanagan
Washinton Street
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
City of
Lake View Athletic Grounds
Van Straaten Wins Two Mile Cup at Charles Event
The cup offered by President Henry Parkman was held at the Charles on Saturday afternoon. Jaques Van Straaten defeated Dr. J Payson Clark by about thirty seconds over two miles. The Partridge lawn tennis tournament opens Monday June 29 at Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale with entrants Fr S Mansfield IHH Hovey Hugh Tallant George F Brown Jr Willis Farrington George Crocker H Bixby W L Jennings W D Orcutt Forbes and Wellington.
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Henry Parkman
Charles
Jaques van Straaten
J. Payson Clark
van Straaten
Woodland Park Hotel
Auburndale
Fr. S. Mansfield
IHH
Hovey
Hugh Tallant
George F. Brown, Jr
Willis Farrington
George Crocker
H. @. Bixby
W. L. Jennings
W. D. Orcutt
Forbes
Wellington
Canoe Race Ends Vee Bee's Hold On Perpetual Plate
Massasoit Canoe Club hosts a sailing and paddling meet at K street with a three quarter mile paddling race won by Edward Ellis and a two and a half mile triangular sailing event. The Allie A captured the main prize at 4 50 while Vee Bee suffered an early morning accident damaging its hull. Judges were W. Gorham, Walter Scammon, Robert Woodbridge and Fred Johnson.
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Massasoit Canoe Club
K Street
V. B. Johnson
J. A. Frizzell
J. J. Kelleher
G. F. Frizzell
Edward Ellis
Charles Ellis
D. J. Lyons
Emil Johnson
Allan Hird
Edward Landers
John Lannuon
Edwin Fischer
Lyons
Savho
Wee Bee
Wenonah
John Lannon
Frolic
Charles Bilis
Aline
James Ball
Allie A
Minnie E
Elaine
Sapho
Wenonan
Mushroom Island
SaMho
Vee Bee
Sepho
W. ©. Gorham
Walter E. Scammon
Robert 8. Woodbridge
Fred. J. Johnson
Labor unions hold meetings across city with July closures debated
Knights of Labor in Blatchford Hall discussed Ramsey Bros shoe shop trouble and left it to a committee. Local assemblies elected officers and agenda included July August Saturday shop closings. Other unions met at Dexter Hall Wells Memorial and Bay State Hall to discuss eight hour day and public health labor actions. Union No 4 opened at Inneeland Street.
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Knights of Labor Alliance
Blatchford Hall
Ramsey Bros
Lyon
M. J. Bishop
Boston
J. McCarthy
Lynn
J. J. Datton F
Marlboro
N. J. Quinn
R. Sullivan
Knights of Labor
Dexter Hall
Local Assembly
Citizen's Association
Wells Memorial Hall
A. McCarron
Frank Ek. Foster
A. A. Pillar
Henry Abrams
J. Austew
Union 11
Bay State Hall
Cigar Makers’ Union 97
Dental Labor Union
Franklin Park
Central Labor Union
Brockton
Union No. 4
Inneeland Street
End of Their Convention Sees Nine Hour Day Rules
The typographical convention closed with adoption of a nine hour day eight on Saturdays starting October 1. A plan to reorganize the union was set and a rule on type-setting machines limited work hours to eight, with hygienic safeguards. August Donath reelected president of the Childs-Drexel Home trustees. other officers chosen and the home to be dedicated May 12, 1892. Edward T. Plank received a gold watch as he retired as union president. Delegates adjourned to meet next year in Philadelphia.
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Executive Council
August Donath
Childs-Drexel
McClery
Mr. Amison
J.J. Daily
Edward T. Plank
Union
Philadelphia
Swede Oliver Olsen Dies Aboard Margarite Off Taunton
Oliver Olsen, second mate of the schooner Margarite of Taunton, dropped dead on the deck Sunday forenoon near South Boston. He was about 24 years old and well known in the North End. Death attributed to natural causes.
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Taunton
Boston
Olsen
North End
George K. Marble
Chapman Grammar School
East Boston
Marble
Burwell
Park Square
City Institution
South Boston
Campbell
Kelley
Lyman School
Chapman School
Money and Stocks Strong as Banks Report Favorable 1891
New York banks show ample funds and eased rates amid large pension-note deposits. Clearing House money draws and a strong bank statement indicate temporary ease before July dividend payments tighten money. stock market opens higher on bank statement hopes with advances in rail and utility shares.
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Boston
New York
Cail
Dividend notices from American Bell and related companies
A jumble of semiannual and quarterly stock notices lists American Bell Telephone Co others with marks on common and preferred shares, dates in June July and several cities including Chicago Boston Cleveland and Cincinnati. The fragmented OCR shows par values and percentages on preferred and common stocks along with railroad and gas concerns, indicating a crowded market roundup.
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Erie Telephone & Telegraph Company
Cour d'Alene Silver
Montana
Joseph K. Clark
Benjamin C. Kingsbury
Charles S. Ettinge
Joseph V. Long
Paananer Patrick Clark
Lee Mantle
B. Kingsbury
Henry K. Frank
Soeiton
Patrick Clark
Edward AH. Irving
Katte City
Mon
American Loan & Trust Company
Boston
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
ST. Louis
Laird
Wisconsin Central
Inc
Wabash
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American Bell Telephone Co
Extra & Pe
Ammiucan Sugar Rerivenips
Sky
Amoky Mig
Amoskebag Mig
Arvr Letoy
Lostos & Albany
Hostun & Lowseit Kik
Loston Manin Ins Co
Mra
Olston
Revers
Beacu & Lyyn
American Bell Telephone Company
William BR. Driver
Vintage financial notices mix of semiannual bonds and stock items
A garbled OCR list shows multiple company bonds and stock items with semiannual dates in June and July. It mentions Manhattan El vatip RK-LY, National Stanca, Pacific BK, OLD Colony, RTTINGILL-ARDREWS, STARK MILLO, and Western Union type listings, each with small price or unit indicators.
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Eva Mro Co
Anhattan El&vatip RK
Mippversex Mero Co
National Stanca
Promaese Pacific BK
OLD CoLony RR
Kabody Milla—S
Rttingill-Ardrews Co
Stark Millo
Western Union Tateararn
New York financials show steady rates and active stock moves
Money on call at 2 1 2 percent with 2 4 percent closing. Sterling steady near 4.85 4.88 for bills. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds firm. Stock market shows strongest close of the week with gains in Union Pacific St Paul Burlington and others while overall market remains largely in ranger and industrials. Trading for two hours totals 340000.
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Atchison
New York
Boston Buy
Boston
Chicago
New England
Troit Electric
Prime
Nebraska
Illinois
Kansas
Jime
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Shorts
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Burlington
Keck Island
Pacific Mal
Jersey Central
Evansville & Terre Haute
Stock market totals and top price data
Total sales today reach 107 400 shares versus 118 100 yesterday and 122 200 Thursday. The report lists principal stocks sales and the day’s high and low prices.
Foreign Financial Reports London June 138 Market Update
Foreign financial notes from London show Consols at 968.16d for money and 956.16d for the account. Canadian Pacific at 80 percent, Erie at 204s, Mexican Ordinary at 8705i, Paul common 604, New York Central 102 percent, Mexican Central new fours 7442. Open market discount rate for short and three months bills at 2.2 percent. Paris advices quote 3 percent interests at 95 francs 65 centimes. On balance today the Bank of England bullion intake stands at £82,000.
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New Loan Assessed Valuation for 1831
Real valuation relates to total debt and mirrors the assessed value for 1831. The note explains how the loan amount ties to property worth and debt limits in the fiscal plan.
New Gulf Coast Railway gets Florida approval
Governor Fleming approves the Arcadia Gulf Coast and Lakeland Railway Company incorporation backed by Boston capital. Anthony Peters of West Roxbury serves as president. The 200 mile line costs about 1.6 million dollars with a state grant of 1 million acres. A future ocean steamer link would open Southern and Western Florida to foreign markets.
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Fleming
Florida
Arcadia, Gulf Coast & Lakeland Railway Company
Boston Capital
Anthony Peters
West Roxbury
State of Florida
Southern
Western Florida
Noted desperado Geronimo shot near Benson
A noted desperado Geronimo was shot and killed yesterday about thirty miles from Benson. Tompston Ari reports a dramatic desert border incident ending in Geronimo's death.
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Tompston
Ari
Des Rado
Geronimo
Benson
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