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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1901

Page

6

Balance of Local List Holds Steady at The Mass Stamp Mill

The New York stock market showed dullness and ease with no active buying yet no urgent selling. Clearing house settlements reassured markets while American Sugar Refining and Amalgamated Copper dominated gains. Coram of Cochiti Gold Mining plans a six week westward trip to secure Montana coal and coke sales and visit the Bingham property.

New York New York Central Atchison Rock Island and Sugar Metropolitan Street Railway Manhattan American Sugar Refining Company J. A. Coram Cochiti Montana Bingham American Woollen Preferred American Loam and Trust Company J. P. Morgan Amalgamated Copper Company New York Stock Exchange Boston & Montana Butte & Boston Co Butte & Boston American Wooller Company Fool United Boston N. Y Amalgamated Utah Isle Royale Butte Ori Heinze Venner Forrester Maginnis A. P .A. O'Farrell A. P. A. O'Farrell Usibese Calumet & Hecla Company Pye Maus Excel Cellent Authority Oe Ee Tetipi Wilcox Perry Knowlton Ogima Vaileh Withou

Pacific Stocks Alert Promises Timely Investment Advice

A Boston bank proclaims exclusive access to reliable guidance on Northern Pacific stocks. It asserts prior market calls on New York and Boston moves and invites new clients to benefit from its updated offices and margin trading facilities.

Republi Ern Tinton Pacific Boston New York Accu St. Paul Trinity

American Woollen Company declares preferred stock dividend

Notice is given that a dividend of 1 3 4 percent on the preferred capital stock will be paid July 15 1901 to stockholders of record at the close of business July 24 1901. Transfer books for preferred stock closed July 24 1901 and reopen July 16 1901. WM M WOOD treasurer Boston Mass June 26 1901.

American Woollen Company WM. M., Wood Boston Mass

Controversy Involving Purchasing Firm and Boston Montana

A court order directs a clerk to go to Butte and deliver cash in seven certified checks for $0.00 and deposit the funds in local banks. The action aims to secure certificates of deposit and to report back in writing, as the Surety Company withdraws its security and the attorney general investigates possible contempt linked to the original bond.

Boston & Montana Pennsylvania Butte Ite Ae Ty Pham

Boston Stock Exchange closes with varied prices

Boston June 26 report lists today’s highest and lowest stock sales along with closing and asking prices. The figures reflect a mixed session as traders position for the next market move.

Boston

Yale 199th Commencement Sees 876 Degrees Awarded

Yale University held its 199th commencement in Battell Chapel with a large crowd amid pleasant conditions. President Hadley spoke on curricular reforms ending the old two track system as 876 candidates received degrees including several Doctors of Laws and Divinity. Notable honorees included Rev. W. H. P. Faunce and Rev. Toliver Coater among others with multiple recipients listed.

Fiavein Conn Yale Ib Lonstrey Frederic H. Bet - Aueereeeener Edmund Wi Yalee W. H. P. Faunce Brown Relor Piycieny Vaar College Winiston. Walkernkeopeie Hartford Theological Ee Ion F. G. Newlands New Elmer E. Smiley Otto Ge Ranesey

Phi Beta Kappa Reunion at Harvard Ends Academic Year

Harvard hosts a Phi Beta Kappa reunion marking the close of the academic year. The event is described as a significant gathering of the honorary scholarship society with Michael serving as marshal.

Harvard Phi Beta ‘Kappa Societ Phi ‘Beta Ka Michael

Sullivan to Assume Marshal Duty in State Proceedings

Fragmented text indicates Michael A. Sullivan is appointed marshal for a regional state event. References to Sanders, the Honorable official, and a ceremony in Massachusetts suggest an official installation or ceremony with local legal figures.

Harvard Honors Statesmen At Commencement Ceremony

Harvard University conferred numerous degrees during a crowded commencement in Sanders Theatre. Notables present included German ambassador Baron von Holleben, Senator Hoar, Vice President Roosevelt, and President Eliot. Gifts to education were announced, with speeches praising the university’s growth and international ties amid celebration of 1083 degrees awarded.

McKinley Hay Harvard University Hall Elot Wayne MacVeagh Roosevelt Pach Bros Hugo Munsterberg Harvard University Old Town England Gloucester Senator Hoar MacVeagh Theodore Roosevelt Hoar Washington Lincoln John Hay Adelbert Hay Eliot

Notable scholars and writers listed in archives

Edward Livermore Burlingame, author and editor, John Bellows an English Quaker and authority on Roman antiquities in Britain, essayist and lexicographer, Hugo Munsterberg a psychologist, Theobald Smith a pathologist, and Charles Cross a historian are identified.

Edward Livermore Burlingame John Bellows Britain Hugo ‘Munsterberg Theobald Smith Charles Cross

Notable Cambridge Clergyman and Scholar Obituary

David Gordon Lyon prominent Assyrian scholar who helped found the Harvard Semitic Museum and Alexander McKenzie longtime pastor of the Evangelical branch of the First Church of Cambridge and secretary of the board of overseers since 187.

David Gordon Lyon Harvard Semitic Museum Alexander McKenzie Evangelical First Church of Cambridge Board of Overseers

Notable Massachusetts figures of science law and diplomacy

The list honors eminent individuals including William C Loring judge of Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, Henry Smith Pritchett president of MIT, van’t Hoff renowned physical chemist, James Ford Rhodes historian, James Tyndale Mitchell Supreme Court veteran, Charles Sprague Sargent Arnold Arboretum director, Wayne MacVeagh independent public servant, and Theodore von Holleben German ambassador.

Hoar Roosevelt Elliot Baron von Holleben Hi. P. Walcott West Indies J. F. Rhoades Jacobus Henry von Hoff Hugo Munsterberg Charles Sprague Sargent Charles Gross Bates Frank A. Hill Hur May Cabot Edward H. Warren Sheriff Fairbairn Middlesex County Miots Senator Hoar W. Murray Crane Pritchett Major Burlingame Alexander Agassiz Alexander McKenzie D. Lyon Henry Cabot Lodge Theobald Smith Sheriff Seavey Suffolk County William Caleb Loring Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts Enry Smith Pritchett Massachusetts Institute of Technology Jacobus Henricus Van’t Hoff James Ford Rhodes James Tyndale Mitchell Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Charlies Sprague Sargent Arnold Arboretum North America Wayne MacVeagh Theodore von Holleben German Empire

Honors listings across departments include multiple award recipients

The list enumerates students receiving honors and highest honors across departments such as classics and honors Lawrence Hayward A B in modern languages honors Charles Marshall Underwood A B philosophy honors William E B Hocking Gordon Ireland John B E Rouse A M Eric C Stern history highest honors Sanford H Freund government honors Lyman K Clark Owen D Evans Michael J Kling Daniel J Murphy Gilbert H Montague Thomas H Reed mathematics honors Walter D Lambert A B chemistry honors August H Fiske Roger C Wells

Lawrence Hayward Charles Marshall . Underwood William EB. Hocking Gordon Ireland John BE. Rouse A. M Eric. C. Stern Sanford H. E. Freund Lyman K. Clark A. B Owen D. Evans Michael J. Kling Daniel J. Murphy

Degree Candidates Pack Yard at Sanders Theatre Parade

The procession to Sanders Theatre led by President Eliot included 105 candidates for degrees and the alumni, the largest group yet. After exercises the yard filled with graduates and alumni as the Boston Lancers escorted Governor Crane and a royal party to Cambridge.

Lawrence Hayward Samuel Smith Drury Lord. Jeffreys Sanford Henry Elsner Freund Herbert Claude Kahn Law School Eliot Sanders Theatre New London Boston Lancers Commonwealth Cambridge Crane John L. Bates Samusel Dalton Robert A.blood Henry 8. Dewey James D. Colt George E. Hagar Paul R. Hawkins Baron von Holleben

Alumni Elect Officers At Harvard College Meeting

A Harvard Alumni Association meeting chaired by George F. Hoar elected officers including John D. Long as president and Theodore Roosevelt as a director. The event included dedications of Harvard fence sections, class gate ceremonies, and reunions. German ambassador Baron von Holleben attended, with Phi Beta Kappa events and Sanders Theatre exercises featuring Weynd MacVeagh and George Santayana.

Association of the Alumni of Harvard College Harvard Hall George F. Hoar John D. Long Hingham Charles J. Bonaparte Baltimore James B. Thayer Cambridge Marshall Boston William H. Moody Haverhill Arthur Lincoln Moses Williams Robert Grant Robert H. Gardner Gardner Henry Parkman Richard MM Saltonstall George E. Adama Chicago Lothrop Thorndike Aeagee Stephen Chase Dedam Harvard Holworthy Holworthy Hall Phillipe Brooks Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha of Massachusetts Sanders Theatre Weynd MacVeagh George Santayana

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Mellen's Staff Hold Reunion Banquet at Quincy House

The annual banquet of Chief Marshal James J. Mellen's staff from the military and civic department on June 17 drew about fifty attendees at Quincy House. Organizing committee included W. F. Mahoney chair and members J. Crowley J. L. Brennan P. C Mahon Edward L. Cauley with master of ceremonies Thomas F. Figeald and other honored guests listed.

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