East Boston Land Company assets and expansion plans outlined
The East Boston Company formed in 1823 to develop Noddle Island now East Boston. By 1911 Boston Land Company assets were added, yielding about 46.4 million square feet. The firm, capitalized at 1.5 million dollars, has not paid dividends for years but has disbursed over 2.08 million since formation. Ongoing land filling and sales follow, with possible uplifts if dock developments on disputed flats are resolved in the company’s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston Land Company
Aey OY
Worcester
East Boston Company
Noddle Island
East Boston
Boston Land Company
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
American Sugar Refining
United Steel
Swift & Co
Keene, N. H. Pree
American Sugar Preferred
Calumet & Arizona
A. Z
Superior & Pittsburg
New Cornelia
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Dividend Declared by Francis A. Shea Company
The company declares a quarterly dividend of three percent payable July 15, 1915 to stockholders of record at close of business July 1, 1915. Francis A. Shea signs as president.
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Francis A. Shea
International Button Hole Sewing Machine Company
Reece Folding Machine Company
Island Creek Coal Company
W. Batchelder
Kelsey Company, Inc
Harry 5S. Kelsny
Market Review and Outlook for Railroads and Industrials
Prices across sectors fluctuated little over the week with rails near flat and Industrials showing modest gains. Rail stock highs since Lusitania sinking suggest rail leadership next movement, while foreign selling pressures prompt plans to stem offloading by using foreign security collateral for large loans.
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Lusitania
Jamie Learns His True Lineage in Troubled Choice
Jimmy reads a sealed letter proving he is James Kent, son of John Kent and Doris Wetherby. John Pendleton urges disclosure only to Mrs Carew and Pollyanna while Jamie faces Aunt Ruth and a potential change for Jamie. The pair plan to travel to set matters right, weighing the impact on family ties and Pollyanna's hopes.
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Irl
Pollyanna
Jimmy Bean
John Diageorge
Jimmy
Mr. Pendleton
James Kent
John Kent
Doris Wetherby
William Wetherby
Boston
John Pendleton
Jamie
Dad
Jove
Lad
Gorry
Ruth
George
John
Mrs. Carew
Mp Bow Ae Dos
Mary
Mrs. Chilton
Washington Street
Pollyanna Comes to Carew House as Jimmy Proclaims Love
Jimmy and Pollyanna share a kiss as news of engagements unfolds at Mrs. Carew's home. John Pendleton announces Jimmy will call Ruth Carew Aunt Ruth, making Jamie and Sadie Dean's union clear. Pollyanna arrives for a restful visit, and all rejoice as a new family peace settles over the gathering.
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Jamie
Sadie Dean
Mrs. Carew
John Pendleton
Pollyanna
Jimmy
Polly
Waterfront fleet builds as port expects busy day
By nightfall two vessels had arrived at the Fish pier Reliance with 2000 mixed fresh mackerel and W H Moody carrying 37000 pounds of ground fish mostly cod More vessels expected at the pier including swordfish and mackerel boats Several ships moved in and out of harbor including Veendyk Caps Ann and mass transit steamers with large passenger and cargo movements at Boston and Gloucester ports Continues with listings of vessels captains and cargoes and a Zionist delegation aboard the Massachusetts bound for New York
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Netter Reliance
W. H. Moody
Old T Wharf
United States Coastguard
Gresham
8. B. Winram
New London
Navy Yard
Boston
Holland-America Line
Veendyk
Rotterdam
Hoosac Docks
New York
Gloucester Line
Ann
Central Wharf
Gloucester
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Massachusetts
Camden
Penobscot River
Bay State
Portland
Landsman
Shipping News Arrived With Numerous Vessels Listed
Coastguard cutter Gresham and steamers San Jose McKinnon and others are reported docking at ports including New London Port Simon Yarmouth and City of Atlanta. The list includes numerous ship names and owners suggesting a busy maritime traffic update from the era.
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Gresham
Winram
New London
San Jose
McKinnon
Port Simon
C. R
Havana
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
Ryewrk
Pest
New York
Massachsetts
Crowell
H. BF
Dimack
Crowell, Co
City of Atlanta
Garfield
Savannah
Norfolk Thacher
Philadelphia
Ompden
Wersans
Engagement of Katherine Andrews to Milton Dodge
At a dinner party Mrs. D A Andrews of Winchester Street Brookline announced the engagement of her daughter Katherine Andrews to Milton Livermore Dodge son of Mr and Mrs Chauncy W Dodge of .
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Brookline
Milton L. Dodge
Yeaterday
D. A. Andrews
Winchester Street
Katherine Andrews
Milton Livermore Dodge
Mra. Chauncy W. Dodge
President Wilson Tracks New England Countryside
President Wilson and his family spent five hours motoring through windswept Vermont terrain. They rode narrow forest roads and steep hills in rain, gaining firsthand impressions of New England character while navigating little traveled Green Mountains trails.
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Windsor
Wilson
Lonely Mountain District
New England
Green Mountains
Lightning Strikes Church During President’s Visit to Willimantic
The President and party toured rural New England roads near Woodstock and White River Junction, stopping at inns and monuments. In Willimantic, St Joseph’s Church was struck by lightning causing plaster rain and a brief service interruption. The Rev Bannon calmed parishioners.
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Willimantic
Conn
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Timothy F. Bannon
William C. Smith
Press Club
Washington
Mt. Ascutney
South Woodstock
Colonial Inn
Woodstock Inn
White River Junction
Reception Honoring Young Russian Doctor Arrives in Town
A young Russian girl now five years in the country received a surprise reception yesterday after being presented as a medical doctor. The event honored her achievement as she steps into her new role in the community.
Malden Doctor Annie Manitoff Honored at Surprise Reception
Dr Annie R Manitoff of Malden recently received a congratulatory surprise party from about 60 friends. A Boston University Medical School honors graduate who arrived in the United States less than five years ago the young physician was feted at her parents home on Sert Street Maiden Sha de but.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie R. Manitoff
Malden
Boston University Medical School
Mrs. Morris Mannt
Sert Street
Maiden, Shade
German submarine sinks British schooner off Youghal
A German submarine sunk the British schooner Marth of Arrow off Youghal Ireland. The crew were saved.
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London
Marth
Arrow
Youghal
Ireland
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Dakota Central Telephone Co
American Telephone & Telegraph System
South Dakota
Missouri River
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Congress Street
Boston Post
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The
Inquirer
Financial
Mass
Boston Land
Fee
And
Swift & Co. Bonds
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Arizona
American Telephone & Telegraph
M. C
Boston Suburban Electric
Boston Suburban Electric Company
J. M. Quincey
Wide West Mining CO
U. S. Mint
John E. Allen & CO
Devonshire St
Reece
Uteh Power & Light Company
Concord, Maynard & Hudson St. Ray
Texas Power & Light Company
Southern Power Company
Intermountain Railway, Light & Power Co
Liggett Hichborn & Co., Inc
Congress St
Fort Hill
Market Review
Wall Street
Europe
United States
Petal
Pollyanna GrwsHp
Mark
Eleanor H. Porter
Polly Chilton
Susan
Carew
Aunt Ruth
Rascal
Sadie
Page Company
Sir Galahad
Phoebe Gray
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Machen
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Strout
City of Bangor
Hathorne
Bath
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Eureka
Bennet
Newburyport
Albert J. Stone
Nelson
Undercliffe
N. J
Riverside
Albany
Hawthorne
May
Goodwin
Maurice River
Elizabeth
Calvin
Lynn
Boxer
Law
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Wiconisco
Enterprise
S. O. Co
Blake
S. C. Co
Honeybrook
Wentworth
Port Johnson
Wilkesbarre
Neponset
Sears
Cohocton
Piedmont
Hudgins
Kennebec
Germantown
Camp
Portsmouth
Silas McLean
Young
Sambro
N. S
Catawamteak
Kelloch
Rockland
Magda
Manchester
Eng
Prince George
Merriam
Skippack
Spring
Wiconiseco
Phiadelphia
Iwana
Newport
Shipping News
Kathdprine Andrews
BY David P. Shea
Francis B. Sayre
Margaret Wilson
Helen Woodrow Bones
Cary T. Grayson
Secret Service
Connecticut River
James Johnson
Johnson
A. R. Manitoff
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