Incandescent Lamp Makers and the Boston Electric Club
An article explains new lamp production methods at Beacon Vacuum Pump and Electric Company in Harcourt Street, using a powerful steam driven pump to exhaust bulbs without mercury, improving brightness and longevity. It also covers the Boston Electric Club planning a bond issue of 5000 dollars to fund debts and future needs, urging broader electrician membership.
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Boston
Electric Club of
Brian and Gaiety Theatre
Exchange Room
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Milk Street
Metropolitan Telephone Exchange of
New York
United States
Beacon Vacuum Pump & Electric Company
Harcourt Street
Back Bay
Beacon Company
Wreat Tree
Magnolia
Mass
Boston Electric Club
Precy Gor
Chauncy Hall School Graduation Exercises Highlight Student Achievements
Chauncy Hall School celebrated graduation with a decorated hall and a program featuring a harmonious choir, diplomas awarded by former principal Mr. Thomas Cushing, and student recitations. Sixth and seventh graders led Odyssey themed questions while readers shared selections from Shakespeare and other literature. Military certificates to battalion officers and diplomas closed the ceremony, with honors to George C Colburn Moses Eils Lyman Hapgood Grace Hill Arthur Hodges Amy Mason Ernest Mott-Smith Martha Widney Myron Whitney Jr Bruce Wyman and honorable mentions to Luther Conant Jr Hermann Kotzschinar Jr Carleton Shaw.
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Chauncy-Hall School
Thomas Cushing
Ulysses
Troy
Ladd
Lady
George Clement Colburn
Moses Eilis, Jr
Lyman Lawin Hapgood
Grace Annie Hill
Arthur Webster Hodges
Amy Caroline
Boston Press Club Elects Four And Mourns Edward L Alexander
The Boston Press Club held its monthly meeting electing four new members and voting to join the National League of Press Clubs. The club memorializes Edward L. Alexander noting his pivotal role in founding and organizing the club and his lifelong service as secretary and officer. The minute will be engrossed and sent to his family with the club's condolences.
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Boston Press Club
National League of Press Clubs
Edward L. Alexander
Bosworth Street
Alexander
Judge Dewey Won't Injunction Golden Grail Case
Judge Dewey denied the preliminary injunction in Rubin et al v Order of the Golden Grail and refused to appoint a receiver. He held no court power to dissolve the corporation. urged Attorney General action for public interest and suggested legislative remedy for contractual disputes.
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Dewey
John Rubin
Rubin
Providence
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Court of Equity
Physical Training at Harvard Summer Course Draws Big Class
Hemenway Gymnasium in Cambridge hosts Dr. Dudley A. Sargent’s summer physical training course. Opening June 29 for five weeks, the program expects a larger enrollment and features 25 lecturers. Daily schedule includes lectures, demonstrations, light and heavy gym work, military drill, and time for tennis, cricket, baseball, and rowing. An exhibition is planned near August 1.
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Dudley A. Sargent
Hemenway Gymnasium
Cambridge
Citizens' Ticket Elects Mason Mayor in Portland
Portland June 16 W B Mason Citizens candidate for mayor was elected by nearly 2000 votes over ex-Congressman M George the regular Republican nominee The rest of the Citizens ticket also won by about the same margin in the municipal election yesterday in Portland Oregon.
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Citizens
Portland
Portland, Or
Mason
M. ©. George
Theas
Merchant Marine Firm Denies Lease Of Wharves
Mr. A. H. Graham, agent for the Merchants & Miners Transportation Company, told a Post reporter yesterday he knew nothing about rumors that his company would lease Constitution Wharf or Catlery Wharf.
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Constitution Wharf
A. H Graham
Merchants & Miners ‘Transportation Company
Post
Oneness
Catlery Wharf
Seventy eight graduates at Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter New Hampshire June 16 The 108th year closes with a record class of seventy eight graduates. Forty one plan Harvard twenty Yale six MIT three Williams and one each Princeton Dartmouth Columbia University of Pennsylvania and New York Dental College. Class day featured Leventritt Kimball Minton Jacobus Wilcomb and songs. A $300 memorial gift funds a yearly prize for best declamation.
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Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Academy
Harvard
Yale
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Williams
Princeton
Dartmouth
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
New York Dental College
Academy Chapel
Leventritt
Exonian
The
Pean
Minton
Literary Monthly
Golden Branch
Academy
Kimball
Dum mer Academy Class of 18.. Diplomas Awarded at Byfield
The 128th Dum mer Academy year closed with trustees meeting and diploma awards. Graduates enter College Technology Medical and Advance courses including Hazard Hawkins Perkins Thorn ton Wells Donoghue Sparks Perkins. Officers elected: President Rev John Pike D D Rowley, VP William Summer Northwend Salem, Secretary Joseph Dole Dodge Rowley, Treasurer Rev Samuel Jones Spalding D D Newburyport, Trustees Moseley Gould Coleman Codman Moseley Forbes Gleason Wyman Candler Morse. There was the usual dinner.
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Dummer
Byfield
Newbury
Lawrence Wilbur Hazard
Newport
R. J
Charles Herman Hawkins
East Haverhill
Harry Edwin Perkins
Georgetown
School of Technology
John Wingate Thornton
Scarboro
James Russell Wells
Quincy
Ill
Frank Dennis Donoghue
Edward Nathan Sparks
Westfield
Charles Francis Perkins
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Wright Perkins
John Pike
Rowley
William Summer Northwend
Salem
Joseph Dole Dodge
Samuel Jones Spalding
D.D
Newburyport
Edward Strong Moseley
Benjamin Arthorp Gould
Cambridge
Moses Coleman
Boston
Robert Codman
Charles William Moseley
Alexander Barclay Forbes
Springfield
George Leroy Gleason
Vast Haverhill
Wyman
John W. Candler
John Hamilton Morse
Lawrence
Belmont School Prize Day Marks Closing Exercises
Belmont School closed its year with a long afternoon program from 11 to 4. A large group including Colonel and Mrs H H Russell and many local figures attended. Dean Lawrence spoke in the chapel and prizes were awarded for scholarship and general improvement, with about sixty additional prizes for special studies. The school also sends twelve students to college examinations as it ends a successful year.
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Belmont School
H. 8. Russell
P. V. R Ely
Henry Stackpole
R. M. Morse, Jr
John V. Lewis
William Lawrence
Episcopal Theological School
J. Hopkins Smith
New York
KE. W. Clark
I W
Elias J. Marsh
Passaic
G. F. Williams
Misa Williams
James RK. Hooper
W. E., Stone
C. H. Hayes
Dean Lawrence
Lows Haw
Robert Gorham Morse
Howard V.hi. Lewis
Henry H. Laughlin
Hubert Conyngham
William Blackpole
J. ‘It. Swords
Herbert Conyngham
Kenneth Horton
Brooks Faxon
Aloward Parker
Robert Gorhas Morse
Fletcher Norton
Louis How
Henry A. Phill
St. John Smith
Carly K. Hayen
Thomas Allen
Outng Cmn
Henry H. Laughtin
Howard V. H. Lewis
Allen Wardner
Windsor
Money and Stocks The Market in Boston and New York
Boston markets show loans at 3 percent with excess money and lower rates likely. New York funds demand improves with discounts. foreign exchange firm, gold and silver notes listed, and broad stock activity mixed with copper shares firm and rail securities volatile amid crop and trade notes.
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Buenos Ayres & Rosario
Buenos Ayres & Pacific
Buenos Ayres & Ensenada
Westinghouse
New York
Europe
Cuba
South America
Market Report Shows Dull Trading Across Railroads
Slight losses marked the list with Louisville down about 1 percent and Union Pacific down 4 percent at open. Apathy grew into dullness, Chicago Gas later offset losses, and late gains were modest. Bonds stayed quiet but firm as Canada Southern Islands rose 1.5 to 106. Transactions totaled 568,000 dollars across many issues.
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Louisville
Rock Island
Chicago
Union Pacific
Market Summary London and Paris Bond and Stock Movements
London at 12 30 p m Consols quoted 95 1 16 d for money and 95 3 16 d for the account Canadian Pacific at 81 48 Erie 20 for the account Illinois Central at 99 and Mexican Ordinary 37 44 St Paul Common 66 7 8 New York Central 108 Reading 16 44 Mexican Central New Fours 75 Rate of discount in open market for bills 2 4 per cent Paris advices quote 3 per cent rentes at 95 francs 12 42 centimes exInt for the account Gold closed yesterday at 2 53 per cent premium.
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Pete Low- Clos
Ing
Alanon
Pacific
Ewe Ae
Ccma
Ieee
Central Iowa
Pac
Ches. & Whio
Tee Ve del. & L
East Tenn
Sane
Jong Island
Louis
Nash
N. A
Man
Mem
Ch. Sen
M.& Olno
Byiy Guidoine
C. & Stl
U.G
Eeee
Pac Louseeees
Ets Es
N.H
Noxtiweatein
Coun
Pass
N.Y
Orde Behn
Ullol, I & St. L.mo
Miss
Rey Dd
Iees
Rock Island
Sis Sly
Sire
W. P
Eevee Sete R
St. Paul
Goi
Atchigon
Littte
St. P.M
Maloe
Orf
Texas Pacific
Canton
U. Paci
Fitchburg
U.P
D.& Gulf
Itl
Flint
P. al
N. Ener
Cessee
W. U. & Buff
Nor
Ola Colony
Canlor
Seeree
Atlantic
Bonanza
Oregon
B. & Mont
Butte & Bos
Ebeeton
Hec
Pacific Mail
Catalpa
United States
Blile Sl
Mesnard
Everere
Union
Napa
National
Osceola
Pontiac
Fiat
Savuta Fe
Lilly
Tamarack
ROE New
O. Nav
Anniston City
D. C
Aspinwall
Ly Can
Boston
Lim
Boston W.P
W.lst
Brookline
Rg. G M
Cambridge Field
Ee Pfd. Inc
Campobello . Ae
Erie
Pst.l
Cutter
Lowa
le Ss
Mane
Franklin Park
Bt. P
French Bay
Gouldsporo
V & Maverick
Mob
Ohio
Nahant
Tex
Pye
Newport
Wayson
Shore
West Ena
Ahee Nor
Winter Harbor
Seeeve Steer
Winthrop
Wollaston
Col. Coal
E. W. Tb
Hocking Coals
Bell
Martin White
Ontario
Ewer
New England
Best & Belcher
Phon
Toy
Sneer
Lamson
NatyCord
Pal
Car
B. Hh
Seer
Sone Stan
Str. & Coop
Weat. Union
Cotton Oil
Sue Kener
Wayne Elec
Eer Steer
Lidinois Steel
Eee
Lead ‘Trust Eeee
Thom
H. Elec
Elee
Goa
Lake
London
Canadian Pacific
Iulinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Reading
Paris
Market Summary New York June 16 Stocks Mixed After Lunch
Money on call easy 2 to 3 percent with last loan 2 1 4s and 60 day bills at 4 8849. Sterling firm for bankers bills and commercial paper around 6 to 7. Government bonds dull yet firm. Chicago Gas trust caused shorts to cover lifting price from 63 to 64. Grangers and leading stocks gained modestly before a dull close.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Chicago Gas Trust
New Loan Coupon Bonds for 1000 Denomination
Bond issuance discussed uses coupon bonds with a 1000 denomination. The 1891 assessed valuation and the total debt context are noted as part of the financial plan. The brief item emphasizes the loan as a financing step tied to the district or agency’s total indebtedness and real valuation exposure.
North End Savings Bank Holds June Meetings
Boston June 1 1891 the annual meeting of the Corporation of the North End Savings Bank will be in the Banking Room No 67 Court street on Thursday June 18 at eleven oclock a m The regular quarterly trustees meeting follows at 1130 a m WM C WILWILLIAMSON Clerk
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Boston
Corporation of the North End Savings Bank
Court Street
The
North End Savings Bank
WM. C. Wlilulamson
Corporation of the Bunker Hill Monument Association
Old South Meeting House
Washington Street
Milk Street
Charles H. Bell
New Hampshire
Bunker Hill
A. C. Fearing, JR
Jne
Decker in more trouble in forged checks case
E Henry Decker the baseball catcher formerly extradited to Philadelphia and jailed this spring on forgery charges is in trouble again. His body has been attached by a local tailor after he attempted further manipulation of checks. He passed a forged Munson Bros signature and then a worthless check signed by himself.
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New Haven
Conn
E. Henry Decker
Philadelphia
Old Colony Railroad declares dividend per share
The Old Colony Railroad issues a dividend of three and one half dollars per share to stockholders of record at the close of business on May 29, 1391, payable on Wednesday the first day of July. John M. Washburn, Treasurer, Boston, Mass. May 29, 1391.
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William R. Driver
Boston
American Sugar Refining Company
OLD Colony Railroad
John M. Washburn
Mass
Boston Roxbury Mill Corporation Dividend No 71 Notice
Dividend of five dollars per share payable June 24 at the treasurer's office 65 Devonshire street to stockholders of record June 15 William F Matchett Treasurer Boston June 16 1891
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Boston & Roxbury Mill Corporation
Devonshire Street
William F. Matchett
Boston
A Bad-Tempered Duchess Arrested for Maltreating Maid
June 16 The Duchess of Castro Enriquez, under arrest for maltreating a maid servant, was seized while dining in her Calle Arenas palace. She was imprisoned at night to avoid demonstrations, allowed to keep her children in the common jail. The maid, a foundling hospital recruit, fled after four days of abuse and was found bruised in the streets. Palace staff testified to ill treating, the duchess described as wealthy eccentric and bad tempered, separated from her husband years earlier.
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Maprio
Castro Enriquez
Calle Arenas
Baul
Foundling
Three American Schooners Searched by Ottawa Customs
Ottawa reports three American schooners Sir Knight, Lady Elgin, and Flora Dillaway are under lookout by Atlantic Coast Collectors. Sir Knight and Lady Elgin are at Shelburne Nova Scotia while Flora Dillaway rests at Barrington Nova Scotia. They are accused of shipping crews contrary to the 1818 convention and lack licenses under the modus vivendi.
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Ottawa
Ont
Atlantic
Dominion
Sir Knight
Lady Elgin
Flora Dillaway
Shelburne
N.S
Barrington
N. S
French commerce conflict stalls cereal duty cut
Paris June 16. Senate and Chamber of Deputies clash over delaying the reduction of cereal duties until August. French Board of Trade reports May imports down 73,128,000 francs and exports down 31,062,000 francs from a year earlier.
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Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
French Board of Trade
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