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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1901

Page

6

Markets React to Bank Troubles Rumors and St. Paul Heavy

The New York market opened steady then weakened on rumors of bank trouble, with St Paul and Union Pacific falling while New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad helped support prices. By noon activity intensified into declines before a late release claimed danger was averted and clearinghouse institutions remained solvent.

New York London Leipsig Germany St. Paul Union Pacific New York Central, Pennsylvania Railroad Wearerta A ii Imade Clearing House Association Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Atchison Philadelphia Arbuckles aaron _Albany Chan Aent V Etten New England Charles I. Glidden Erie Telephand Gail Europe Atchison Sceeeseeesvereres Ohio Baltimore Canadian Pacific Ee Southern I. & Ton Ind & & Louis Uese Chisree Seeve Louis Col Southern Del Udbon Denver Rio Grande Northern Pacific Ontario & Western Onsen St Oath & Abe St Louis S W St Paul Southern Pacific Ee Railway S.e Texas K Pacific Nevetat Ston Union Recife Peeseeanens Wabash United States

Dividend Declared by Boston Authority in 1901

The notice states a share of One and a Half Dollars and an extra dividend of three fourths of a dollar will be paid on Monday June 29 1901. The treasurer William B Delveer announces the payout from Boston.

York Swenseeseees New York Boston Aoki Utah Parrot Trinity Tate South Range Meenne Aiiaae Hallroad William A H. Ponchton S. Ll. Smith Rice Houghton Cameron-Caurrier Detroit Frank Stan- Son R Goodell Spoten Mater Penneton Isle Royale Cap Isle Royalé Severane R.es Eck S&rnold Hythe Arnold Old Doon Merced Rialto Leasing M Ningue Mae General Manager Tostates Trust Company de Gorse Joly i Nein Bingham Innetio Feds Morrill Smith & CO Water St Mass William B. Delveer

Market teaser hints at large dividend supported by mine reports

The passage touts a intrepid market leader Thomas W. Law asserting dividends at a high rate could double original subscribers' property. It argues Trinity-1 shares, currently around 40, may surge to discount expected profits, with profits outlined for future payouts.

Thomas W. Lawson Trinity - 1 Pinkham

Boston Stock Sales Report Highlights Closing Quotes

The Boston stock market closes with latest trading showing the top and bottom sales of the day. End-of-day bid and asked prices are recorded, reflecting market activity and daily volatility.

Boston

Winona Mining Rights and Bonds Reported

The notice lists ex-rights and rights details for Winona Mining. It references 16 total items including stocks bonds and share numbers such as 11,556 shares and bonds valued at 5000 dollars, with figures 4138 and 3580 noted in the context of stock and bond listings.

Cambridge Court Assesses Police Use of Clubs in Arrest

Judge Almy at Cambridge Police Court found Patrolman Campbell used his club during the arrest of McLaughlin's brother on June 18 as Thomas McLaughlin, aged 19, interfered. Campbell claimed self defense after being kicked and grabbed at the throat. McLaughlin was convicted of the offense. Campbell faced questions over the force used.ospital

Almy Cambridge Police Court Campbell Thomas McLaughlin McLaughlin Cambridge Police Batchelder Thomas McLaughliin McLaughlin Boys

Reis Investigation May Involve Others Over Water Dept

The probe into Superintendent George J. Reis of Weymouth's water department, already under arrest for allegedly embezzling 1800, has grown. Officials now estimate losses near 15 000 with overdrawn payrolls of 4200 not charged to the case.

Weymouth George J. Reis Water Department Reis Water Départment Sumner Goodwin & Co Boston Board ‘of Water Commissioners Board of Selectmen

Town Discusses Reis Forgery Case and Water Tax Funds

Town residents recall payments given to Reis to cover water taxes. Stetson says he lacks full water-commission support and relies on Pratt and Newton. Observers note Reis faced forgery charges tied to a separate real estate deal, while horse breeding years ago link to his finances.

Reis Stetson Water Commissioners G. M. Pratt Board of Selectmen George T. Newton Water Department Asa Pratt

Boston graduates 1322 diplomas in city wide ceremony

Twenty Boston public schools held graduation exercises yielding 1322 diplomas including 704 girls and 618 boys. Notable totals and named schools include the Girls Latin School, Charlestown High, West Roxbury High, and 16 grammar schools with varied class sizes.

Boston Boston Normal School Charlestown West Roxburgh Francis Ahearn Frederick F. Carroll Leo D. Colbert Martin Foley James F. Fouhy Walter A. Panerank G. Hanson Leo J. Lambert Harry Leach Louis H. Maxson Charles T. Ritchie Harry J. Sutton William J. Toland Frank Tully Charles W. Wilson Ieils Grace M.onnely Agnes M. Cronin Katherine V. Gill Th B. Green Loretta West Roxbury High School Boston Grammar Phillips School West End Brimmer School South End Quincy School Sherwin School South Adams School Dorchester Christopher Gibson Edward Everett School Mary Hemenway Henry L. Pierce School Roxbury Dillaway School Charles Sumner School West Roxbury Longfellow School Roslindale

Battle on Pegan Hill Ends with Mathews Brigade Victory

In the South Framingham campaign near Pegan Hill, General Mathews’s forces, led by Brigadier General, mounted a heavy assault against Colonel Clark’s Sixth Regiment position. Facing ammo shortages, Clark surrendered after an eight mile march back to camp. Major Piercé and Captain Emery organized supplies and morale remained high despite fatigue. Governor Crane planned a camp visit Friday to review brigade work.

South Framingham Pegen Hill South Natickayee Erie Thews Clark Key Pegan Hill Indian Hill Farm Clarke Sarnens Ge Pierce Sec- Regiment Sersner Darling Meric Bickford Metcalf Eenent Mathews Colone Emery Piercé Cuar Mount Southmayd Marsh Leyden Burke Mason Williams Dwinellee Major -Duchesney Pyeres Crane

Looked Like Blondin Wallin in Conn June

Fragmentary note reports a Blondin Wallin in Connecticut around June with references to peers and names like Shan, Mike, and Mass. The text is unclear but indicates an ambiguous listing or event with multiple individuals.

Wallin Conn Jearnad Ti Ets Shan Enw Wiries Bion Nh Mike Ee Mass Ho Boste

Flood Damage in Bluefield Wavers With Recovery Efforts Underway

Reports from Bluefield West Virginia describe extensive flood damage with relief staff at work. Six bodies found but unidentifiable, while missing persons are being accounted for. Rail lines, wires, and depots are being repaired as Norfolk & Western and connecting lines deploy wrecking trains and engineers. Authorities announce continued relief efforts and possible temporary rail operations within forty-eight hours to restore communications.

Bluefield W. Va Norfolk & Western Railroad Company Vivian Yard Elk Ridge BE. I. Boggs White Hudson de Gastatee

Lightning and Thunder Panic Amid Burials and Bridge Repairs

The article notes panic from lightning and thunder, with deaths buried quickly and unmarked at times. it reports bridges on Simmons Creek and Flipping branches largely replaced by temporary trestles, save one exception.

Simmons Creek

Indictment Finds Service Woman in Haggenbotham Case

Philadelphia grand jury files a true bill against Mary Wright servant in the Haggenbotham murder case. Mary Wright testified that John Haggenbotham killed his mother Mrs. Sarah Haggenbotham on June 8 after a brutal beating. Haggenbotham later surfaced with an alibi.

Philadelphia John Haggenbotham Mary Wright Sarah Haggenbotham John Haggenbotham

Man seeks his double after assault in Boston streets

John McDonald of 128 West Lighth street roamed Boston with a bandaged head and a club, seeking a man he believes is his double. He was struck by a blackjack near Wash an Dover by a man who mistook him for a rival. The attacker apologized and offered an explanation, but McDonald wants to meet the man responsible.

John McDonald West Lighth Street Boston McDonald

Pynchon Bank Kept Open In Springfield After Closure

The Pynchon National Bank in Springfield was closed by order of authorities with Ellis B. Pepper named receiver. Cunningham remains in charge until Pepper arrives, as bank examiners found irregularities in the bank's reserves and security holdings.

Springfield Saamens Oes Pynchon Ett Ellis B. Pepper Ceiver Cunningham

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