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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
10
Promoting the Resilia shoe as superior to old shoes, the copy claims it conforms instantly to the foot without breaking in and stays cooler and cleaner. It notes old shoes lack built in breathability between insole and outsole, unlike the Resilia.
Selections from Richard Hovey's works were read by Mrs. Hovey at the Woman's Educational and Industrial Union, drawing a large, eager audience of Dartmouth men and locals. brief remarks note her Delsarte training and予定 more readings to accommodate the overflow crowd.
The State bath house at Revere Beach opened for the season at 10 am with staff on hand. Fred W. Carr of Revere bought the first ticket and entered the water briefly as it proved cold for bathers. Early business was quiet with a few men wading in while the Metropolitan Park Commission inspected improvements in the afternoon.
Rereport of morning and evening services at Ruggles Street Baptist Church Tremont Street First Baptist Commonwealth Avenue Vernon Temple and other churches. Includes names of pastors Ralph Hunt J M English Lorimer Deming and others with times for sermons baptisms Sunday school and special meetings.
Heavy and dull trading capped a downbeat session as Amalgamated group shares led declines. Broad market weakness persisted with investors wary of rising rates and earnings risks.
The Cape Cod, new excursion steamer for the Boston Plymouth and Provincetown line, nears readiness at Weeks wharf East Boston. Built to sail July 4 for Boston to Provincetown runs, she features electric lighting, 22 staterooms, lifeboats, and a 1200 HP triple expansion engine setup aimed at 15 knots.
The Halifax brought passengers and cargo from Nova Scotia while the Florida carried 45 passengers and freight from Charlottetown Hawkesbury. The Red Star tug William Galson towed the British bark Inwood from Mystic Wharf with a large lumber cargo for Buenos Aires. Captain KB Smith, who arrived April 20 with hemp from Cebu, retires to Barrington and will be succeeded by Captain H B R. Schtoerale. A grain shipment, one of the largest from the Hub to Europe, sails today on the Irishman to Liverpool.
Steamer Pinedene from Savona and Bermuda loads 260000 bushels of oats and corn for Europe while Thornley carries 160000 bushels of corn to Hamburg and Canadia shores coal for Avonmouth Rae. Dover liners and warships are noted as crews tour ships, repairs proceed on General O M Poe, and fish cargoes and passenger views mark a busy harbor day with several vessels underway or in port.
The Boston Young Men’s Christian Union seeks Boston clergymen to submit their addresses for July August and until Sept 15 or any portion of that period while in town. Send to William H. Baldwin president Boylston Street.
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review notes large trading activity across the nation. Demand for staple farm goods runs near record highs while manufactured exports rise about 27 percent year to May. Iron output nears peak amid rising stocks and waning new business, with footwear profits pressured by price disputes and cotton goods hampered by reconstruction and raw cotton shifts. Wheat prices rise nearly a dime, and weekly failures decline in the U S compared with last year.
Meas 2 and recollections indicate business activity remains mixed with a stronger rail earnings signal and higher year to date trade volumes, though bank clearings are down vs last year. Cotton acreage will rise while Texas production weak, and iron steel output remains firm despite lower prices.
Norwood residents rally as inspector-general signals possible approval after rapid organization. Walpole Foxboro Dedham Westwood Canton joins, with Captain Harold E. Fales and First Lieutenant Charles Stackhouse driving the drive toward a midsummer inspection and muster.
A business man from San Francisco seeks a solid feature piece worthy of time and money invested. He aims to showcase Pacific coast opportunities amid large East gains, Pacific trade growth, and new gold field wealth, inviting interview with the Posh comprador at I 60.
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