Begin This Charming Love Story a London tale unfolds
Micky Mellowes prowls New Year’s Eve London as Esther Shepstone, a doomed beauty, wavers between a perilous liaison and a forged romance. He writes under another man’s name, fears a rival, and schemes to win Esther while June and Jane tease and guide the pair through volatile emotions. Esther’s fate hangs on a fragile choice as a Paris trip awaits.
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Micky Mellowes
London
Marie Deland
Esther Shepstone
Esther
Micky
Raymond Ashton
Ashton
England
June
Mason
Jane
Mr. Mellowes
Charlie
Paris
Market Review and Outlook Faces Readjustment Ahead
Arthur J. Bean notes little weekly market change with minor losses in industrials rails and copper. Despite adverse news from Europe and dull trade, sentiment improves on Harding speech but economics remain uneven with pauses in dividends, rail wages, and steel readjustments. Cotton weakness persists while woolen trades stabilize. The market trades in a narrow range, suggesting prior bear-market liquidation has been discounted and a turn may come with favorable developments.
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Wall Street
Financial notes highlight Telephone stock resilience and finical issues
The column notes American Telephone remained strong last week with steady earnings near 12 per share and dividends intact, beating bear markets while New England and Western Union held near their 1919 highs. It flags Washington talks on ten day developments, autos improving, Chandler orders up, and U S Worsted Company facing a probable reorganization after a heavy loss and heavy debt load.
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American Telephone
Telephone
Inquiries to Boston Post on Stocks and Bonds
Readers may send questions about listed and unlisted New England securities to the Financial Editor at the Boston Post. The column pledges impartial discussion with data from trustworthy sources but does not guarantee accuracy or predict market directions. Include full name and street address. some inquiries lack addresses and are not answered.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Inquirer
Financial
Boston
Mass
Question on American Light & Traction common stock value
The nominal market price is about 105 with a 204 high in 1920 and 55 low. As of Dec 31, 1920 net assets per share stood at 140.50. 1920 gross earnings were 3,560,977 and net earnings 3,061,494 after preferred and common dividends leaving a 554,779 surplus. Total assets 57,719,752. subsidiaries operate along the Atlantic coast and in several states. Dividends yield 4 percent plus 4 percent stock dividends. investment prospects appear reasonable given public utility commissions and earnings trends.
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American Light & Traction
New Jersey
Emerson, McMillin & Co
American Light & Traction Company
American Light & Traction Common
Prince Arthur replaces Prince George on Boston Yarmouth run
The steamer Prince George will be pulled off today and sent to dry dock to resume the Yarmouth route this summer alongside the recently overhauled Prince Arthur. A small cargo arrived on the British steamer Barrymore from Liverpool. Capelhall and Glendoyle docked from Cuba with 43000 bags of raw sugar. The United Fruit ship San Bruno came from Costa Rica with 31000 stems bananas 132 crates and other goods. THE LANDSMAN
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Prince George
Boston
Glendoyle
Banes
Cuba
United Fruit
San Bruno
Long Wharf
Costa Rica
Port of Boston Arrivals and Towed Barges Noted
Steamers Barrymore Haynes Liver pool England San Bruno Jackson Port Simon C R Capelhall Keeth Preston Cuba Glendoyle Aspinwall Banes Cuba Agwiworld Alexander Port Lobos Mex Rexmore Foxworthy Philadelphia J E O Neill from Philadelphia Pawnee Robinson New York Governor Dingley Ingalls Portland Mo tugs William Rickell New York towing barges Mary Scully J B Scully Roger William Anderson Sandwich towing barges Irish Moss Francis Scully from New York SAILED Steamer West Inskip New York tugs Germantown Philadelphia towing barges Suffolk Macungie Richardson Confidence Gloucester towing barge Irene William Bickell New York towing barges Raddy Harry Scully Boys Haute Scully Honey brook Port Johnson towing three barges
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Haynes
Liverpool
Eng
San Bruno
Jackson
Port Simon
C.R
Capelhall
Keeth
Preston
Cuba
Glendoyle
Aspinwall
Banes
Agwiworld
Alexander
Port Lobos
Mex
Rexmore
Foxworthy
Philadelphia
J. E. O'Neill
Pawnee
Robinson
New York
West Inskip
Germantown
Suffolk
Macungie
Richardson
Confidence
Gloucester
Irene
William Bickell
Raddy
Harry
Scully Boys
Haute Scully
Honeybrook
Port Johnson
Incoming steamers and wireless notices from world ports
The Post Marine Record lists incoming steamers including Nokatay Sydney N8W and Oscar D Bennett from Tampico. Weather shows west wind and hazy while wireless reports track multiple vessels near Jupiter, Sand Key, Fire Island, San Pedro, Newport, Ambrose and more on March 4 5 and 56. American and foreign ports report arrivals and sailings across Charleston Boston New York Philadelphia and Copenhagen with ships such as Josiah Macy Smargd Inland and Lake Fagundus among others.
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Schooner Luella Nickerson Grounded Near Waquoit Breakwater
EAST FALMOUTH March 6 The schooner Luella Nickerson lay hard and fast on the sands off Waquoit Breakwater as the US coast guard cutter Acushnet stood by to try a float at high tide tomorrow morning. The vessel is loaded with gasoline.
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East Falmouth
Luella Nickerson
Waquoit
United States Coast Guard
Acushnet
Evacuation of Boston Contested by Howe and Washington
On March seventh 1776 General Howe decided to evacuate Boston but feared embassied troops could be fired upon during embarkation. He promised to spare the city if no shots were fired. A Boston committee with a flag of truce sent a note to Washington seeking assurances, but he refused a formal pledge. A tacit understanding emerged while residents remained anxious.
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Boston
Howe
Roxbury
Washington
General Howe
Japs Call For Navy Cuts Urgent Public Contact
In Tokyo March 5 business men urged President Harding and Senator Burton to press for armament restrictions. The group planned a cable to request the Japanese Diet reallocate part of armament funds to education and social improvement. Banji Muto warned that budget adoption by the Diet could trigger a U S reaction in favor of arming.
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Tokio
Harding
United States
Borah
Banji Muto
House of Representatives
Telegraphers Mutual Aid Elects Boston Officers
The Telegraphers Mutual Aid Society of Boston held its annual meeting at Young's Hotel with record attendance. Edward Smullen was unanimously chosen President, J D McDonald Vice President, W H Sullivan Sr Secretary Treasurer, J P Higgins Sergeant at Arms, and the executive committee named J A Coughlin James F Madigan Ki E Tobin W A Connor and L Collins. Auditing committee members were J J Mullen J F Donovan J P Higgins H J Waters and J P Sullivan. The society’s funds are strong and Smullen plans to revive past social activities, aiming for further success.
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Telegraphers’ Mutual Aid
Telegraphers’ Mutual Aid Society of Boston
Young’s Hotel
Edward Smullen
J. D. McDonald
W. H. Sullivan, Sr
J. P. Higgins
J. A. Coughlin
James F. Madigan
Ki. E. Tobin
W. A. Connor
L. Collins
J. J. Mulen
J. F. Donovan
H. J. Waters
J. P. Sullivan
Smullen
Ted” Smullen
Rachmaninoff Recital At Symphony Hall Reviewed
Olin Downes reports Sergei Rachmaninoff gave a substantial recital in Symphony Hall presenting his own works beside Scriabine and Medtner pieces. The critic lauds the Fifth Scriabine Sonata, notes strong Shakespearian contrasts with Medtner, and praises Rachmaninoff's heartfelt, direct playing that delighted an overflow crowd with encores.
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Sergei Rachmaninoff
Symphony Hall
Rachmaninoff
Scriabina
Scriabine
Boston
Cognoscenti
Russia
Rubinstein
Tschaikovsky
Gopak Moussorgsky
Medtner
Ude
Chopin
Charities Board to Meet at Elysium Club
The Federated Jewish Charities of Boston will hold a dinner and meeting next Thursday evening at the Elysium Club Huntington Avenue to submit a working plan.
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Board of Trustees
The
Federated Jewish Charities of Boston
Elysium Club
Huntington Avenue
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