Diplomas For Graduates At College Ceremony
The event featured a benediction by Dr. McCosh of Princeton and a commencement dinner in the college chapel. The Rich prize for best senior oration went to Fred M. Davenport of New Milford, Penn. Toastmaster Stephen H. Olin introduced speakers including Dr. McCosh, Dr. James M. King, Professor Van Vleck, Judge Reynolds, and President Raymond. Professor and Mrs. Van Vleck hosted a reception and the class dined at the McDonough House.
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McCosh
Princeton
Fred M. Davenport
New Milford
Penn
Stephen H. Olin
New York
James M. King
van Vleck
Reynolds
Raymond
McDonough House
Alumni Oration and Phi Beta Kappa Meeting At Dartmouth
Alumni gatherings highlight Phi Beta Kappa election of officers and honorary members. Townsend of Boston University delivers the alumni oration. Dartmouth Alumni Association and trustees discuss roll of honor and alumni representation. New scholarship founded in memory of Rev Nathaniel Bouton.
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Hanover
N. H
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Reed Hall
J. F. Sargent
Tilt
Concord
A.A. Hardy
A. Richardson
W. Scott
Frederic Chase
National Council
Saratoga
C. F. Richardson
Edward Cowles
Somerville
Mass
Dover
J. C. Ross
St. Johnsbury
JE. Sanborn
J. G. G. Thompson
Nashua
P. Warden
Monroe
A. A. Wren
E. L. Williamson
Albany
Phi Beta Kappa
College Yard
Baldwin
Boston
L. T. Townsend
D.D
Boston University
Dartmouth Alumni Association
Old Chapel
George A. Marden
Lowell
John K. Lordson
Sylvester Dana
C. E. Merrill
Philip Carpenter
New York
C. F. Emerson
E. J. Bartlett
John M. Comstock
Clark
Dartmouth
Walbridge A. Field
Judge Field
Bartlett
I. C. Carrigan
Thomas W. Proctor
Carrigan
J. B. Bouton
Nathaniel Bouton
Maine Medical School Graduation at Prowdouin College
Brunswick June 26 The Maine Medical School graduated class heard James McKeen deliver the address and H M Moulton give the pairing address Diplomas were given by President Hyde The gymnasium to be named Sargent Gymnasium in honor of Dr Dudley A Sargent Over seers elected L A Emery named professor of medical jurisprudence Phi Beta Kappa elected officers and honorary members The class of 1889 added names and a Memorial Hall oration followed by Talpot speech Trustees named Winkley Latin professor rejected and Thomas Hubbard chosen trustee
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Sargent Gymnasium
Dudley A. Sargent
L. A. Emery
Phi Beta Kappa
Wallace
Elden
William M. Emery
John R. Clark
Charles F. Hersey
Earle A. Merrill
A. K E. Neal
Fred C. Russell
Edward R. Stearns
Sidney G. Stacey
George I. Files
Oliver J. Watts
Daniel E. Owen
Association of Phi Beta Kappa
Salem Cadet Band
Memorial Hall
George Foster Talpot
Portland
Ernest M. Pease
Winkley
Thomas H. Hubbard
New York
Williams College Commencement Exercises Held at Williams
Williams College in Williamstown held its commencement in the Congregational Church this forenoon awarding 58 diplomas. An alumni dinner followed in Lasell gymnasium with Honorary M A degrees for Gulick Kendall Joy Green Halsey Trask Washburn and Doctors Potter Carpenter Everett and others noted by President Carter and speakers including Gladden Field and Dudley Field.
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Williamstown
Williams
Congregational Church
Lasell Gymnasium
John T. Gulick
F. L. Kendall
Dewitt Joy
Jacob Green
William G. McCabe
Herman
Captain Clarke
David Dudley Field
Washington Gladden
Dr. Looth
University of Vermont Commencement Honors Three Recipients
Buruwcron Vt June 26 Commencement exercises at Howard Opera House featured honorary degrees to Professor Herbert Tuttle of Cornell University the Rev L G Ware of Burlington DC and the Rev W P Parmalee of Owego NY. A dinner followed at the Van Ness House.
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Buruwcron
University of Vermont
Howard Opera House
Herbert Tuttle
Cornell University
L. G. Ware
Burlingm
W. P. Parmalee
Owego
van Ness House
South Carolina Awards LL.D. to Edward Atkinson
The University of South Carolina conferred the degree of LL.D. on Edward Atkinson of Massachusetts. Atkinson gave the annual address titled Consumption Limited, Production Unlimited.
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Edward Atkinson
Columbia
8. C
University of South Carolina Today
Massachusetts
Money Market and Stock Exchange Report of June 26
The Money Market in Boston remains firm with the clearing house rate at 3 percent and general loans yielding 8 to 5 percent. New York and foreign exchange levels are detailed, with bonds steady and a busy local stock market closing irregularly after selling activity. notables include resignations, iron price changes, and corporate bond movements involving Atchison, Wisconsin Central, Chicago Burlington & Quincy, and New England railroad securities.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Frances
Reichsmarks
Bank of France
H. W. Dodd
Messrs. Richardson, Hill & Co
Thomas Iron Company
C. Clarke
Atchison
Reinhart
Burlington & Quincy
Wisconsin Central Securities
Chicago & West Michigan
Eastern Railroad
New York & New England Common
Bay State Gas Company
Brown Bros. & Co
Quincy
Boston & Montana
Tamarack
Rutland Railroad Company
John Shepard
Lewis Coleman
Boston Water Power Company
Parker House
M. W. B. Edgerly
Carpenter
Coleman
Market swings and dull finish in the stock list decline overall
Trading showed initial strength with Rock Island leading gains while Reading and Chicago and East Illinois lagged. By noon better rounds faded as San Francisco preferred fell three quarters and New England slipped, leaving a weak close amid light railroad-bond turnover and mixed mining quotes.
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Rock Island
St. Paul
Lackawanna
Reading
Sugar
Trusts
Coalers
Grangers
New England
San Francisco
Chicago
East Illinois
Dulness
South Minnesota
Hocking Valley
Cedar Falls
Missouri Pacific
Alton & Terre Haute
St. Louis & Chicago
South Carolina
Toledo
Ann Arbor
North Michigan
Toledo, Ann Arbor
Grand Trunk
Ohio Southern
Bondholders Reach 4 Percent Swap for Boston Water Power
In a June 1 1889 meeting bondholders favored issuing new 4 percent bonds in place of 7 percent bonds with accrued interest. A three member committee was formed to negotiate with stockholders and Boston Water Power Company directors. News notes Union Stock Yards Sioux City listed at 100 ex dividend and Sugar Trust, Thomson-Houston and other issues moved on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
G. H. Goodwin
John Shepard
Micah Dyer
Boston Water Power Company
Union Stock Yards
Sioux City
Stock Exchange
Yeston
Lea Trusts
Cotton Exchange
Continental Bank
New York
Woods
Anniston City Land Company
Boston
Anniston Land Company
New York Stock Exchange
Atlantic and Pacific Rail Road moves offices in 1589
The Atlantic and Pacific Rail Road Company announces its general offices will relocate to 45 Broadway New York on July 1. After that date all transfers of capital stock must be presented to United States Trust Company of New York transfer agent and registrar at 45 Wall Street New York. President J Williamson signed from Boston June 18 1589.
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Broadway
New York
N. Y
United States Trust Company of
No. 45
Wall Street
Ionia and
Lansing Railroad Company
Second National Bank of Boston
Sears
Boston
Charles Merriam
Detroit, Lansing & Northern KR. C
Six Percent Mortgage Debentures Offered by Trust Co
Jarvis Conklin Mortg Trust Co of Kansas City issues six per cent first mortgage loans and six per cent debentures secured by first mortgages. Deposited with Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co as trustee. Henry J. Kee, manager, 6 State St Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Henry J. Kee
State St
Boston
Choice Nats Bank Stocks Offer High Dividends
Bank stocks paying from 8 to 10 percent dividends offered by Horace W. Taylor at 88 Equitable Building. He seeks to place 800000 of the Fourth National of Dallas Texas, largest city in the state, with subscriptions already taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace W. Taylor
Equitable
Fourth National
Dallas
Tex
Dividends Declared by Mills and Associates
The Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills Company declares a 3 percent dividend. Bourne Mills Company pays a monthly 1 percent dividend at Fall River. Newmarket Manufacturing Company proclaims a dividend of $1250 per share. Quarter dividends announced include Barnard Mill 2 percent Tecumseh 2 1/4 percent Stafford 2 percent Narragansett 2 percent King Philip 1 4 percent Merchants 2 percent with record date June 27 and payment July 2. Workingmen's Cooperative Society posts a dividend rate of 5 percent per annum.
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Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills Company
Bourne Mills Company
Fail River
Newmarket Manufacturing Company
Foxy River
Mass
Barnard Mill
Tecumseh
Stafford
Narragansett
King Philip
Merchants
Workingmen’s Cooperative Society
New York Money Market Ends Quiet After Noon
New York financials report money on call as easy with loans at 2 1 4 percent and last loan at 2 1 4 percent. Sterling exchange weakens with 60 day bills at 4.86 percent and demand at 4.88 to 4.89 percent. Government and railroad bonds hold dull, stock list shows dulness before a late rally attempt.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Foreign financial market roundup from London June 26
Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 30 - Canadian Pacific 5634 Evie seconds 106 Mexican ordinary 49 St Paul common 73 Mexican Central new 45 69. Money 1 per cent. Discount rate for bills 144 15 16 per cent. Paris advices show 3 per cent rentes at 84 francs 20 centimes. The bourse tone weak with three per cent rentes down 52 42 centimes since last night close.
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Lampoine
Eeeneser Seve
Winthrop
Wollaston
Atchison
L. G
Pac
Kan
D. D
Elk H
C K.C
Ft.s.&g
K. C
Oul
K.C
M. Ga
St. L. Lm
Central
N.Y
Oregon
L. C.con
Esses Pueb. & A. V
Do Tex. Div
Sonora
St. Jo
G.I
Union Pacific
Boston & Maine
Boston & Prove
Cal
Central of Mass
Ly U
Cleve
Canton
Seeeeser
Galt. Cas
Kk. C
Mem
Twe
Rutland
Saute
Summit Branch
West End
Wisconsin Central
Erie
Eoereneseee
Eastman Car Heater Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Cotton Oil Trusts
Pneumatic Tool Co
Olin
Burton Stock Car Co
Chi
Boston & Liverpool Co
Phonograph Toy
Lynn & Boston RR
Lynn Gas and Electric Co
Mt. Desert & East Shore
Westin
London
St. Paul
Paris
Market Report: Goods and Commodities Demand Shifts
The market shows varied demand across items with leather improving and hides dull. Flour corn oats hops butter eggs beans poultry and pork hold steady to firm, while straw hay and several perishables show slower activity. Trucks move active as overall prices remain stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Fall River Cloth Prices Rise as Mills Curtail Output
Print cloths firm at 315 16c with sales and September contracts at 40. Manufacturers expect to obtain 40 as mills shut down, reducing weekly production by 45 000 to 50 000 pieces and lowering proceeds to under 140 000. Most mills anticipated curtailment and protected against loss on contracts.
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Fall River
Wool sales in London show brisk demand for Cape scoureds
London wool sale results indicate home buyers secured most offerings with brisk demand for Cape scoureds and Victorian and New Zealand wools. Total s to 15 614 bales with varied prices across Victoria New South Wales Queensland South Australia and other regions.
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London
New Zealand
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Cape of Good Hope
Rubber Trade Slumps As Imports Hold Back Prices Fall
Trade in raw rubber remains unsatisfactory with very small sales as importers refrain from selling in dull market conditions. Prices ease this week with new Parais at 64 65c and 68 69c for old. coarse Para 41 42c new and 45 46c old.
Wheat Market Bullish on Tight Supplies Amid Drought Losses
The Option Markets notes wheat prices rising on light visible supply and drought damage in Russia and Hungary. A local party covered short December wheat for a 4 to 6 cent loss, while July wheat and other grains rallied on demand from shorts and bullish Paris signals. Provisions remained strong on meat and lard demand.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Gilman, Cheney & Co
California
Kansas
Northwest
New York
Paris
Servia
Hutchinson
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town Spotlight National Firms
A list of boot and shoe buyers in Allentown Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Columbia Lebanon Los Angeles Minneapolis and other cities includes Haass Farr Whitney Phelps Hayward Cohen Heffelfinger Greacen Thomas Tracy Blaskend Altmayer Vimont and S Cohen. Elastic Starch promotion noted.
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Allentown
Penn
A Haass
H H Farr
Farr
Haass &C
Leveland
E Whitney
Whitney, Bowen & LY
M Phelps
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer Co
Chicago
W Hayward
J W Robertson
Hayward & Co
Columbia
S Cohen
S Cohen & Bro
Lebanon
Louis
J M Vimont
Clark Shoe Company
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Dartmouth College
Townsend
Prowdouin College
Maine Medical School
Williams College
South Carolina University
R. L. Day
Adams, Blodget & CO
Congress Street
Boston Stock Exchange
City of
City of Cincinnati
City of Detroit
Boston & Lowe
Fitchburz RR
Kansas City Cabe Rd
Naumkeag Street RR
Blake Brothers & OU
State Street
Nassau Street
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
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D&g. Lsts
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PLSIS
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N. W
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Best & Vel
Ontario
Col
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Potosi
Cahava
Quicksilver
Vale & Nor
United Copper
Brokers’ Board
T&s Feoltr
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Dene Rae
Mil & St Paul
G & Tell
M& Bos
W& N
SOM & L
Lamson SS
Aspinwall Land
Frenchman's Bay Land
Sete
West End Land
Bb & Mont Mining
Yvamarack
Bost & Lowell
A.T
Host & Maine
Cin, San & Cleo
Ange
Fis
West End Ry Wasacce
Bbl
Wis
Peer Eeee
T&s Feoltros
Freeman's Bay Land
Newport Lane
West Kind Land
Bost & Alb
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Eeccen
Bur & NO
C&w M
Bitchburg
Ss & M
NY &Ne
Edison Phon Toy
Mt Desert & East Land
Nat Lead Trust Peee
Allouez
Arnold
Atlantic
Bonanza
Mont
Butte
Nationa ES Pe
Cs Weg
WADIG
Santa Fe
Yamarack
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Onene Ble Hhoston
W. P. Eneeere Gly
Boylston Street
Brookline
Campobello
Lyg East Horton
Lay
Dr. Maverick
Newport
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Robinson Moster Electric
Renewee al
Beacon Electric
Fort Payne Coal and Iron Ewer
Frenchman’s Bay Lane
Santa Fe Copper
Ee Io
Lamoine
Penovscot Bay Land
State Nat. Bank
National Webster Bank Free NG
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Hamilton Nat. Bank
Andover Nat. Bank
Aee
Douglas Axe Co
Great Falls Manufacturing
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Lowell Machine Shop
Weer
Lowell Manufacturing Co.t
Lawrence Mfg. Co
Woonsocket Spool and
Bobbie Appleton Mfg
Astern RR
Eeess
Lowell & Andover
Boston & Lowell RR
Current River RR
Fort Payne Coal and Iron Co
Denison Land and Investment Co
Boston & Colorado Smel
Ibath
Top
Seeeer
N. E
Michigan Central
Amer. Rapid Tel. Co. Us
Bell Telephone
West Indith
Boston & Albany RR
Merchants’ Nat. Bank
Thiru National Bank
Boylston National Bank
Nat
Union Bank
Merchandise Nat. Bank
Naumkeag Steam
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Northern RR
N . Spies Bk
West and Streat Railway
Boston Cooperative Building Co
Seeee
Michigan Lan T and Iron Co
Union Switch and Signal Co
City & St. Jo
Hough
Ont
Sanausky
Burl, & Q
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N. Avessees
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Pacific
M. Oe
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Chat
N.Y. C
St. L
Ohio
Dios
West
Son
Jack Ian
Rome
Vibe Ty
St. P
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Tiea & Ob. R. Wee
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Mj Pacific Mail
Yuillman Pal
Union
American Oi
ST Con. Gas
Chi, Gas ‘Trust
Vo Leva Trust
Ae Ooo
Eee
I.M
Ge ‘ R
Tex. Py KG
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
J. A. Williamson
Jarvis Conklin Mortg, Trust CO
Kansas City, MO
Boston Investment CO
Advertiser
Washington St
NEW York Financial
THE
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merritsew
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Foreign Financial
York
Minneapolis
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