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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
25
A dense list of bonds and securities with issuers such as City of Bord, City of Lyons, US and UK government issues, railroads NYNH& H, Pacific, Northern, and West Coast entities. Entries include bond types like 6s and 4s, coupon rates around 4 to 7 percent, and prices or registers showing varied values. The fragment reflects a market snapshot with multiple enterprises and governments issuing tradable notes.
Short notice listing for an immediate sale item at 89 State Street Room 26 Northway Motors. Details are sparse with illegible text but indicates a low price and quick sale.
Current prices show rokers customers loans, outside brokers call loans, customers commercial loans and individual collateral loans all at 6 percent. Commercial paper and year money also listed at 6 percent.
Two men were trapped beneath a Boston Elevated sand car after it derailed on Washington Street near Juniper Terrace Roxbury. Pedestrian Fred Metson 38 of Dudley Street and sand car worker Fred Pfeiffer 23 of Ruggles Street were pinned but escaped fatal injuries.
Three members of the Big Four in women's tennis Mrs George Wightman Miss Eleanor Goss and Miss Marion Zinderstein advanced to the third round of the singles at the national championship on the Philadelphia Cricket Club courts Miss Molla Bjurstedt the title holder also reached this round by winning two matches Phyllis Walsh was defeated by Mrs Wightman 6 4 2
Malden High and Rindge meet in a gymnastic style contest with Hines and Donovan starring in outfield play. Morey, a Dartmouth alum, will pitch for Malden in an exhibition following Saturday’s game. Final: Malden High 9, Rindge 8.
Catholics from four of the world’s great races gathered at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross to receive the sacrament of confirmation from Cardinal O Connell. Representatives from nearly every nation were present signaling universal character of the church.
In Boston, about 300 converts including Chinese, Negroes, Indians and whites received the sacrament of confirmation at the Cathedral. Cardinal spoke of loyalty to Christ and the church, urging readiness to sacrifice and defend the faith. Clergy and soldiers were among attendees as war era uniforms appeared in the crowd.
A maritime calendar notes the 1776 date as the 6th year since conflicts began, with 803 days of war. It lists the year position, moon phases, and evening stars including Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn with their visibility through late summer.
Meteorologist J. W. Smith notes the day’s weather readings with a mean temperature and relative humidity. Maximum and minimum temperatures are recorded alongside observed conditions.
Business operated normally at the South Boston fish pier with arrivals including the British schooner Charles Edward from Nova Scotia carrying 13 000 pounds of cod and 7 000 pounds of pollock and the Antoine C Santos with 25 000 pounds of haddock and 17 000 pounds of cod. Wholesalers posted haddock prices up to 2 dollars and cod to 10 dollars per hundredweight.
Shipping reports list steamers, transports, and tugs arriving at or sailing from New York, Norfolk, Portland, and other ports. Vessels include Dessau Atkins City of Gloucester and Governor Dingley with barges to Portland Newburyport and Rockland amid regular naval and mercantile movements.
Malden High wrapped up the Suburban league season with an 8 to 1 victory over Rindge Tech. Malden surged ahead early, scoring in the first inning and then added runs through the fourth.
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