Payable in gold a guaranteed 10 percent on preferred stock
Investors urged to shift from real estate to manufacturing, citing a guaranteed 10 percent dividend in gold on Koal-Spar Company's preferred stock. The Roal-Spai Company also plans repayment in gold, promising safety and money-making potential per a complete prospectus. Call or write from Boston office.
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Roal-Spai
New England
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Boston
Railroads Bill Moves, Stock Reforms Up for Auction
The railroad committee reports a bill to auction off new stock in all railroads above par, drawing from Governor Mussell's address. A sub committee will confirm the scope to include steam and street railways, with strong opposition expected. Senate amends leases between Boston and Maine and Concord & Montreal.
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Boston & Maine
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Concord & Montreal
Senate
Committee On
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Suffolk
New England
Library Report Sparks Trust Debate in Winthrop
Trustees clash over a library report with Nathaniel C. Fowler Jr claiming forgery and alleging the library is a town disgrace. He argues the report hides facts and calls for more funding or acknowledgment of stagnation. David Floyd Jr reportedly authored the report and declines immediate comment, saying he will respond in due time.
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Mr. Fowler, Jr
Winthrop Library
Winthrop Public Library
Nathaniel C. Fowler, Jr
David Floyd
Powler
Hingham Selectmen Choose Bates as Chairman and Hersey as Secretary
Hingham officials announce for the year under the new term DeWitt C Bates is named chairman while Walter W Hersey will serve as secretary in the selectmen leadership lineup for the current year.
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Hingham
DeWitt C. Bates
Walter W. Hersey
Home Rule union strong in Britain and Ireland
In a March 5 1893 letter Justin McCarthy urges continued unity among Irish and British supporters for Home Rule. He predicts the House of Lords will concede after one session and notes Irish bishops’ patriotism. He asks American Irish to fund the struggle and cover organizational costs, signing as Justin McCarthy of London.
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House of Lords
Ireland
Paris
America
Letter on Home Rule Unity and Irish Nationalist aims
E. F. V. Knox cites M. McD. Booxin on unity among Irish nationalists as key to Home Rule success, urges American support for evicted tenants and parliamentary funds, and notes Redmond's admission of dissension fading. Booxin responds to five questions, emphasizing cooperation in Britain and the need for monetary aid from America.
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Redmond
America
Great Britain
E. F. V. Knox
House of Commons
London
Eng
Opinion on Home Rule and class prejudice in Ireland
In a letter dated February 13, 1893, E F V K W O X addresses the Boston Post editor. He argues that victory for Home Rule hinges on removing prejudices among English lower and middle classes, notes the Lords’ composition could shift once this task is achieved, and says Irish bishops and priests support Home Rule as the only hope for their people.
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Boston Post
House of Lords
Wires to be buried after Boston fire inquiry
Fire investigators in Boston yesterday focused on wires and their dangers to firefighting. District chiefs urged burying electrical wires to speed access and reduce shocks, with witnesses citing delays at the Hecht and Rice buildings and support for underground systems. The hearing adjourned after 6 pm with a session set for Tuesday at 2 pm.
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James IE. Cole
West End
Home Rule in Ireland Requires Unity and Sacrifice
Alfred Webb calls for continued union and moderation to advance Home Rule. He urges American financial support while stressing the need to sustain a united Irish party in Parliament. He notes evicted tenants deserve sympathy and anticipates ongoing sacrifice as the history of these times is written.
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Tldan
Alfred Webb
House of Commons
Unity of Irish people support for Gladstone government
A letter to the Editor urges unity of Irish people and unwavering Liberal support in Parliament to back Gladstone's government. It predicts success with the Lords’ opposition overcome and cites bishops and priests as allies. Evicted tenants are said to be under the Irish National Federation’s care. March 6, Tianover Place.
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Death by Own Action Reconsidered In Merrill Case
B F Smith and Company of Oliver Street defend their bookkeeper I D Merrill, stating he had been ill and distressed over impending audit. They say he did not face sufficient cause for the act and that the firm did not accuse him, suggesting health issues and explanations sought during a related interview may have driven the rash deed.
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End of search at Ames fire ruins after Odiorne missing
Fire crews near completion of debris removal at the Ames building where Odiorne is believed missing. Margaret Flynn at City Hospital may confirm last sighting. Wall braced for worker safety as night shifts continue and coffee is provided. A small blaze on the Brown Durrell fifth floor was put out by Engine 7 after a still alarm. H D Chapin sent 500 dollars to the Boston Firemen relief fund in recognition of saving the United States Hotel Company property on the tenth. A Tremont Theatre Emergency Hospital benefit today is expected to attract a large crowd.
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Boston Firemen's Relief Fund
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Tremont Theatre
Tragic Fall on Elevator at 38 Bedford Street
A ragman identified as Joseph Goldman, of 74 Prince Street, died after an elevator accident yesterday forenoon in a building rear of 38 Bedford Street. Goldman pulled the wrong rope, the elevator surged, and he was struck while peering out, breaking his neck and an arm. The body was sent to Jones's Undertaking Rooms.
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Joseph Goldman
Prince Street
Goldman
Jones
Mayors Plan for 12 Mile Elevated Transit Route and City Widening
Mayor Matthews outlines a rapid transit plan with an elevated road from Causeway Street to Milton, including widening Bowdoin and Tremont streets. The proposal costs about 5.96 million for right of way and 9.53 million for construction per mile, with a 12.25 mile system expected to carry 100,000 daily passengers, funded by a state credit loan and a 30 year lease to a private operator with eventual city ownership.
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Babson Attacks Bay State Gas for Tax and Street Fees
Boston counsel Babson criticized the Bay State Gas Company before the manufacturers committee. He cited sworn reports valuing assets at nearly $5 million, yet city assessors recorded far lower fair value. He urged a bill to require accurate tax returns and to let cities charge annual street-use fees for gas and electric works to light public buildings and streets.
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Clemency Urged For The Count In Forgery Case
In Superior Criminal Court Count Armand de Ravignon faces sentence for forgery. Lawyer Converse argued for probation with restitution and cited Ravignon’s past record and notable lineage. Judge Corcoran deferred final ruling until restitution is made, with sentence set for Monday.
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Gas Question Discussion Meeting In Roxbury
The Young Men's Republican Club of Roxbury will hold a public meeting at 126 Dudley Street Roxbury this evening at 8. Alderman Dever and representatives from Roxbury and Brookline Gas Light Companies are invited to present views. All Roxbury citizens are welcome to attend.
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Roxbury
Dudley Strait
Boston
Alderman Dever
Roxbury Gas Light Company
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Sunol Bicycle Ad Contest Fourth Prize Winner
A Boston man, Mr. J. W. Sturgis of Pettingill & Co., 22 School street, won fourth prize in Sunol bicycle manufacturers ad contest. The firm offered twenty four prizes from among 25,000 submitted ideas, and Sturgis is described as an able, deft creator with many useful suggestions for patrons.
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Boston
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Pettingill & Co
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Begonias Topic At Forest Hills Meeting
At the meeting on Saturday March 18 1898 John G Barker superintendent of Forest Hills Cemetery will read on Tuberous Rooted Begonias. The decorative plants have been developed recently and offer many uses in ornamental and practical settings. The session at Agricultural Hall 101 Tremont Street begins at 11 o clock with free admission and all are invited.
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Forest Hills Cemetery
Horticultural Hall
Tremont Street
Governor nominates Tobey to State Board of Health
Governor Russell announced at the Executive Council meeting the nomination of Gerard C. Tobey of Wareham as a member of the State Board of Health replacing John M. Raymond of Salem, who resigned. Lizzie R. Fitz was appointed a trustee of the Hospital Cottages for Children.
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Executive Council
Gerard C. Tobey
Wareham
State Board of Health
John M. Raymond
Salem
Lizzie R. Fitz
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