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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1901

Page

8

New York Stocks Rise as Market Remains Strong

The New York market opened buoyant following London gains with Marquand collapse cited as a bull signal. Rail earnings, dividend news from United States Steel and copper and iron stocks lift industrials. several leading names show advances while large holders adjust exposures.

New York London Marquand & Co United States Steel Corporation Louisville & Washville New York Central Union Pacific Illlinois Central St Paul Erie Delaware Lackawanna & Western Minneapolis & St. Louis American Tobacco Amalgamated Copper Tennessee Coal and Iron Colorado New ‘Tork Stock Exchange Henry, Marquand & Co Atchison Railway Evansville Terre Haute Chicago & Eastern Illinois Merrimac Manufacturing Company Chicopee Manufacturing Company Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Westee E.s Ce Inc. Goss Olga Ventura Ofl Company Etrong

Fragmented OCR Item on 1901 Business Transfer

An OCR fragment notes a business transfer in 1901 with phrases about a woollen pegged item, a set of garbled words, and a closing line about the end of business and a transfer. The readable parts mention a date and an associated transaction but lack clear names or places.

New York Bank Closure Sparks Wall Street Debate

Dun and Bradstreet weekly review notes a small New York bank closure due to bad banking methods. Despite the incident the country remains prosperous with ample harvests and improving trade. Bank clearings rise. railroad earnings exceed last year. construction and industry show strength while some regions face labor tensions.

New York Rk c. Dun & Co Wall Street

Trade and textile drift under Bradstreet review

Bradstreet's notes July outlook shows firmer money, seasonable demand, and cautious optimism as half year markets close. Cotton goods gain strength amid unsettled raw material prices while woollen goods firm and boot and shoe shipments exceed 100 000 cases weekly. leather demand remains robust and oatskin trading sees active competition.

Boston Great Britain Chicago United States Canada New York Bradstreet Erg Fall River

Doctor Pfeiffer to fast thirty days to prove natural cure claim

Dr. Immanuel Pfeiffer of this city plans a thirty day fast starting July 1 to show there is no need for medical care and that chronic illness can be cured by natural laws. He previously fasted twenty one days starting March 6, 1900. He will take a pint to three pints of water daily and start a class for the sick, with daily open meetings for public hygiene lectures.

Laxb Treasry Immanuel Pfeiffer Pfeiffer

Duke of Manchester Receives Lords Seat After Bankruptcy Offer

Unsecured creditors accepted his offer of cents on the dollar, the bankruptcy annulment will follow, and the young duke will gain a seat in the House of Lords. Assistance from his father-in-law enabled the composition act.

Duke of Manchester London House of Lords Dukhd Manchester

Sunday Religious Notices and Church Schedule

A dense listing of Sunday services across Boston area churches. Entries include Ruggles Street Baptist Church, Tremont Place Baptist Church, First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue, Old South Church, Tremont Street M. F. U., and others with service times, sermon topics, and pastors. Also includes misc notices for public talks, religious groups, and Sunday schools.

Ruggles Street Baptist Church Tremont Street A. C Dixon D.D St.” Ruggles Street Tremont Ple Baptist Church Boerne Bees St Charles A. Eaton Cleveland, C Christ Larimer Hall W. W. Everts Young Aple Y. Qcharles A. Eaton Old South Church D. W. Waldron Ope Chapel Shawmut Street Park Square H. O. Hannum Herbert W. Stebbins Kyvening Service Bartlett C. Merrill Mr. Stebbins People’s Temple Columbus Avenue Berkeley’ Street L. H. Dorchester Christian Endeavor Adams Chorue Noyes I. Carter Anna Farneworth C.,. Prescott C.,. Prescott, ‘Hosanna,’ Granier; Cornet Solo Mise Morse Tremont Street M. FB Tremont Concord Streets Charles BE. Davie Peper Concord Street Boston Common Jesus Christ Common Street Will D. V NEW Tremont Temple Massachusetts Avenue Boylstone Street Hall Mt. Vernon Street J. Spargo London Eng Charles Street Mall Boston Row Social Democratic Party Squire Dra Bastian Sade H. C. Browne

London Club's Day Marks Five Year Invasion Anniversary

The London Club, born from the 1896 expedition of the Ancients from Boston to London, celebrates its fifth anniversary aboard the ship Ivernia. Captain Watt, now commanding the Ivernia, leads a 150 to 200 member gathering with guests and toasts to the United States, England, and the Ancients of England. Speakers include Captain Huckins and several reverends and officials.

England Boston London London Club Watt R. H. Upham Benjamin J. Cole, Sr United States Frank Huckins The Ancients A. A. Berle

Water Front Fish News and Vessels Arrivals

This report covers mackerel catches and sales from several schooners including Frank Perry and Melvin Perry with 890 barrels salt and 11 000 fresh mackerel sold at 2 to 9 cents. Additional arrivals include the Minerva with 14 000 fresh and the Albert ager and Dorcas with mixed catches sold at 6 cents. The Governor Ames departs for a coal port, while the Four Ganeten Millie Bowen voyage ends in fire and tragedy. The Independence yacht heads to Newport with tow, and Hamburg cargoes and Cunarder Atlantic are noted along with Cape Ann trips to Gloucester and Antoinetta Accame cargoes.

Schoon Fecveesa Capiata Frank Perry Minerva Albert Ager Dorcas Trncagre Addison Centre Bessie Haddock Vamue Governor Ames Baltimore Millie Bowen Cekland Lewis Towboat Company Nathaniel P. Doane Myst Tic River Platte Pree Eilis Alice Holbrook Independence Red Star A. W. Chesterton John Nugent Newport Penokee Philadelphia Sea Kine Iain Calhoun le Even Antonis Hambure Allan Trapani Sicily Paina Captan Byane Owen Lewis Wharf Liverpool Pet London Etolla Avonmouth Antoinetta Hamburg Cunarder Altonia Thomas Potter Boston Boron Sainte Ers Thomas Bex Tinton Ee Capain Cates Kaspain Roger Poe Ee Gelther Brunswick

Dedham and West Roxbury Protest Murphy License Hearing

Dedham and West Roxbury residents attended a police commissioners hearing on granting a light wine and beer license to T. Monroe Murphy in Germantown near Dedham. Local clergy and residents argued the saloon would attract Dedham patrons and lower community tone. The board took the case under advisement.

Dedham West Roxbury T. Monroe Murphy Germantown St. Mary's Catholic Church Father. Fleming Brighton Gardner Perry John Wakefield Howland P. Myers Clark

Enterprise at Leith Arrives. All Aboard Reported Well

A cablegram received by Massachusetts Nautical Training School officials announces the arrival of the 0.8.6 Enterprise at Leith Scotland yesterday. Commanders Edward M. Hughes and crew are reported all well aboard.

Massachusetts’ Nautical Training School State House Tom Conmander Edward M. Hughes Enterprise Leith Scotland

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