The Lancers Day Parade and Dinner Celebration
The Lancers Troop A First Battalion Cavalry marked their fifty fourth anniversary with a parade from the armory on Bulfinch street to Hotel Thorndike for luncheon, then a return march to the armory. Governor Russell attended and praised Massachusetts militia in a speech lauded by attendees.
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Lancers
Builfingh Street
Thorndike
Bulfinch Street
Nichols
Lucius Slade
A. D. Nichols
Governor Russell
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Russell
Old Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Nexis
Signal Corps
Ambulance Corps
Massachusetts
Coveney
Vassar Students Aid Society Scholarships Awarded
The entrance scholarships were won by Susie L. Austin of Worcester Academy Worcester Miss Bessie E. Boyd of Glens Falls NY Anna A. Opsch of Louisville KY M M Brenchinger Yonkers NY and A M Knockerhoff Vernon NY The awards require repayment when able The 1892 scholarships are open for applications to Minas F Smith South Weymouth MA and Ma Monica Monmouth St Brook Mass Examinations will be held locally or elsewhere if desired.
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Vassar Students’ Aid Society
Susie L. Austin
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Bessie E. Boyd
Glens Falls
New York
Kenoky
Anna A. Opsch
Louisville
New York City
M. 4. Brenchinger
Yonkers
A. M. Knckerhoff
Vernon
N. Y
Minas F. Smith
South Weymouth
Mrake HL Monica
Monmouth Street
Brook Mass
Desireu
Golden Grail Members Claim Being Frozen Out
Judge Dewey heard three suits in the fifth Superior Court session challenging the Golden Grail order. Plaintiffs allege illegal class transfers and aggressive assessments to freeze out members. Testimony covered constitutional authority, insurance commissioner powers, and alleged misuses by officers including Chase. Judge Dewey reserved decision after reviewing filings and testimony.
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Order of the Golden Grail
Order
Dewey
Superior Court
H. N. Shepard
Massachusetts
B. W Warren
Mr. Warren
Warren
Insurance Commissioners
Whipple
Merrill
Shepard
State House
Insurance Commissioner
Attorney-General
Mr. Whipple
John C. Crosby
Insurance
J. A. Brackett
Court of Equity
Mr. Shepard
Equity
Mr. Chase
Imperial
J. A. Brennan
Beacon
No Broken Noses Likely as Boston Lacrosse Protest Stalls Fourth
The Boston Fourth of July Lacrosse Committee at City Hall heard protests from local lacrosse reps against the South Boston team for rough play and injuries. Evidence cited a head cut requiring sixteen stitches and a broken nose in previous City events. The committee barred the South Boston club from the July games, with Schuylkill Navy or New York Lacrosse expected to meet Boston instead.
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City of
Boston
South Boston
Southoston
Schuylkill Navy Club
New York Lacrosse Club
Kindergarten for the Blind appeals for funds toward new building
A Boston Post notice lists numerous donations from February 25 to June 9 toward a new building for the Kindergarten for the Blind. It notes a remaining $25,000 to reach the total needed, urging further contributions to complete erection and equipment, signed by treasurer Edward Jackson.
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William Appleton
Additiu Pag Tedee Veep Eeeessersases
Samuel Eliot
Wesssnvceivsesness
Glendower Bvans
Ub OU Marree Bs Piers
N. As
West Idle
J. Forbes
Oseee
Rourone
Esse
Brookline
dJoseph B. Glover
Albert Glover
Marblehead
Walpole Street
Caroline K. Carr
Lancaster
Mason
Annie
Alice Matthews
Leopold
M. Abbie Nowe
George FF
Patrinn
Peter
Ec Cs
Laura A. Pollard
Sss
Adai- Tlowall Gees
Globe ‘Theatre
Richard Mannsfield
B. Bol
Ccc Aceveceeseess
Leverett
Saltonstallsseererereercey
Buaciuck
B.D. Soni
Cece
Csesseeve
Fadward Wiggiesworth
Young
Leon
The
Post
Edward Jackson
State Street
Exempt Taxation Vote By Town Meeting
A special town meeting this afternoon voted unanimously to exempt taxation for ten years for W. Morgan & Co., shoe manufacturers, as requested by Ricamono, Me., on June 16.
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Ricamono
Morgan & Co
Fighters Against Rum at Methodist Social Union Meet
About 150 members attended a last evening banquet in Odd Fellows Hall where Rev A A Miner and Rev Hugh Montgomery spoke on temperance and rum. President Jeffs presided, praising clergymen in the fight against liquor while denouncing political influence. several new members were elected after the program.
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Methodist Social Union
Odd Fellows Hall
Luman T. Jeffs
Hudson
A. A. Miner
John W. Hamilton
Charlies W. Wilder
William J. Pomfret
Commonwealth
United States Congress
Congress
Miner
School Board of
Boston
Hugh Montgomery
Woburn
Christian Church
H. B. King
Lynn
Charles Miller
South
W. C. Townsend
Winthrop
W. B. Ramsey
Beard Declines Appeal Over Steel Shearings Duty
Collector Beard plans no appeal after General Appraisers overruled his four tenths of 1 percent per pound duty on steel shearings. The case centers on whether shearings are waste or remanufacturable edges of boiler plate, with Beard asserting four tenths per pound and the board eventually ruling boiler shearings waste at three eighths of 1 percent per pound.
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Beard
United States
Collector Beard
Post
New York
Board of General Appraisers
Mr. Beard
Congressional Committee On Ways and Means
Mary Leavitt Returns After World Temperance Tour
Mrs. Mary Clement Leavitt, longtime representative of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, sailed from Boston on July 13, 1888, for a worldwide temperance mission. She conducted over 1600 meetings with 229 interpreters in 47 languages, unsalaried and funded by WCTU and supporters, and plans to draw on future funds.
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Mary Clement Leavitt
Boston
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Boston Banks and Markets Signal Steady Rates and Gains
Boston banks show a gain of over 1 million in excess of reserve while loans were called in to 1.71 million, with New York funds trading at various premiums. The stock market opens higher in London amid bullish sentiment, while July dividends in major cities exceed 100 million. The report includes currency rates, silver and gold movements, and expansive notes on rail earnings and wheat and breadstuffs exports.
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Boston
Treasury
New York
Reserve Agenis
London
Philadelphia
Reveny Cscs Eee
Perces
Utah
Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande Western Company
State Line & Denver Company
10 Grande Western Railway Company
Public Utilities and RR Stocks Semiannual Figures Listed
A dated financial notice lists several corporations with semiannual and quarterly stock amounts. Entries include American Bell Telephone, American Sugar, Amory Meg, Amoskeag Mfg, Weston and Albany RR, Boston & Lowell, Chicago and Eastern Illinois RR, and more. Amounts show common and preferred shares with July or June dates, mapping to quarterly dividends or semiannual distributions.
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American Bell Telephone Co
American Sugar Aeterinentes Co
Amory Meg Co
Amoskeag Mra
AprLeron Co
Weston & Albany RR
Boston & Lowsu KK
Kostasy Maning Ins Co
Losion
Calumet & Hecta
C.ba&q Rane
CricaGco
St, Paul
Minneapolis
National Starch Co
Nonrmann Pactric
Market Report Prices From Monday June 15 1891
Official sales report lists daily high and low prices as well as closing bid and asked rates for Monday. Key figures compare daily movements, reflecting market activity and investor sentiment in the trading session.
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Ty B & Mo
London Market Quotes and Shares Report
London markets show consols at 95 percent money 95 for the account New York Pennsylvania and Ohio firsts at 32 percent Canadian Pacific at 81 Eve at 205 Illinois Central 10042 Mexican ordinary 87 St Paul common 67 3 New York Central 10234 Pennsylvania 51 Reading 16 Mexican Dental at new lows 74 Money 1 142 per cent Paris quotes 3 per cent rentes at 95 francs 82 2 centimes for the account.
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Bone
Sear
Rock Island
Atl
Pac
W. P
Paul
Lynn
Hewre Bay
Give
Canton
Sane Ee
Texas Pacific
Flint
D.& Gulf
Maine Central
Aeey Hs
W. OU. & Bull
Misurllan
Ne Te Union
Able Adams
Veneers
Eee
Brunswick
Arnold
Fargo
Labs
Bonanza Avantiac
Mont
Nat'l Cord. Co
Etree
Butte & Bos
Oregon
Eveees Tee Sane
Catalpa
MOEL
Pacific Mail
Franklin
Phil
Pal
Hanvarian
National Union
Osceola
Pontiac
Quincey
Santa Fe
Aspinwall
Cambridge Field
Campobello
Erie
Boston
Gouldsuoro
PCL & P
West Ena
W. Shore
Winter Harbor
Tees
Sive Winthrop
Wollaston
J” x Am
Bell
Seresees
Col
Coa Eee
Crown Point
Ontario Hommestake
New England
Mu, & EB
San Francisco
Lainson
Cord
Pall
Heece BK
Anne
Aeee
Sty. & Coop
Cotton Out
Sug
Bay State Gas
Wayne Elec
Illinois Steel
Therm.h
London
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Paris
New York Financial Summary Sees Market Drift Amid Dull Trade
Money on call remains easy with rates near 2 percent and 60 day bills around 4.85. Rail shares led declines after a block in Chicago Gas moved prices, later recovering to near opening levels. Government bonds and railroad bonds stayed dull, with little notable feature aside from Northern Pacific, Atchison and Reading activity and a generally flat close.
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London
Chicago
St. Paul
Rock Island
Boston
Atchison
West End
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Burlington
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York Stock Sales Report Shows Daily Totals
Total sales today reach 195100 shares, compared with 107400 on Saturday and 118100 on Friday. The report lists principal stocks with the day’s high and low prices, reflecting market activity across the main securities.
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Compariion
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the Lancers
Faneuil Hall
N. A. M. Dudley
Regular Army
Henry Walker
Grand Army
Taylor
Ad Honorable Artillery Company
Kemp
Cavalry Battalion
Rider
Goodwin
James Baxter
Nashville, Tenn
Union of Hearts
Fighters
RUM
Dr. Miner
Atchison and Rio Grande
Frime
Fremont
Neb
Billings
Moorhead
Minn
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FR
St. Louis
Colorado Midland
Lsu
Rio Grande Western
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Csce
New York Stock Exchange
D. H. Goodell
New Hampshire
Fort Wayne Coal & Iron Company
Henry B. Pierce
George S. Smith
W. H. Grant
Goodell
Chickering Hall
Calument & Hecla
Portage Lake
Central
Atlantic
Georgia & Alabama Investment Company
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Fort Scott
Clinton
Springfield
Eoee
Inc
Flint & Pere Marquette
Sincedon
Dean
Toledo
Ann Arbor
North Michigan
Ener
Brookine Gas Light Co
OLD Colony RR
Peasopy Mills
Pattingill-Andrews Co
Stark Mills
Western Union Tetuanara Co—lLy
Boston Stock Exchange
Mosing Joe
Best & Belcher
Esc
Chollar
Con
Cala
Potosi
Crown Foint
Avage
Eureka
Sierra
Gould & Curry
Union
Hale & Norcross
Yellow Jacket
NEW York Financial
NEW York Stock Sales
Cat
Saging
Alt
Alchison
Pacific
Bay
B. & Ses
Bolvta Bus
Lowa
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Ches
Loy del
BSS
Den
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Lis Bats
Northern
Vase
Sean Haus
Bo Vo Minn
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Chi
Io Buy
Pith
Ne CO
St . Wear
Yi Cut Bt.l
Brown
Brown Brothers & CO
York
Shipley &C
Mexico
West Indies
Bullard
Louis Curtis
Mazeppa
Bates-Hunter
SAN Miguel Consolidated Gold Mng CO
Benj. F. Bailec
Colorado Mining Investment Company
Jas. Gilfillan
Treas
U. S
Ames Building
Boston, Mass
F. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
O'S
Iyarea
Booth
Famern Electric Cable Co
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Thomson Houston Electric Co
Wayne Electric Co
Cece Cence
Westinghouse Electric Co
Cece Erenes European Welding Co
Detroit Electric
Acca
Worcester, Nashua & Kochester Railroad Company
T. W. Hammond
Bunker Hill Monument Association
Corporation of the Bunker Hill Monument Association
Old South Meeting
Washington Street
Milk Street
Charles M. Bell
Bunker Hill
A. C. Fearing, JR
Jne
Thomson Houston Electric Company
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