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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1901

Page

9

New York Stocks Rally Leads by Burlington & Quincy

The market opened irregular and nervous with light volume and a heavy tone. A late rally followed delivery hour as shorts covered, led by Chicago Burlington & Quincy and Northern Pacific, amid talk of a Pacific Northwestern deal and possible money tightening end of month.

New York Chicago Burlington & Quincy Northern Pacific Hill and Morgan Properties Great Northern Railway American Telephone Company

Market Prices Reported In Boston Trading Day

Boston on March 26 published the day’s highest and lowest sales along with closing bid and asked prices. The brief market summary lists the day’s 가격 movements and price points across traded items.

Boston Bell Tells Bence

Boston to Pennsylvanian Rail Tours Set for April Departures

Personally conducted tours by Pennsylvania railroad will depart Boston on April 8 and April 22, covering all expenses. D. N. Bell, tourist agent, located at 26 Washington Street, Boston, outlines the tour itinerary.

Boston Rereaun ‘Incandescent Light Co Rte Te Tfield Porter, Treas Pennsylvania Railroad D. N. Bell Washington Street

United States Hotel May Be Replaced By Large Block

State Senate discussions reveal the United States Hotel on Beach Street may be torn down to make way for a large office building if the pending bill passes. An amendment to let United States Hotel Company raise capital to 2 million dollars was adopted 2 to 2, while hotel lessee Tilly Haynes disputes immediate changes.

Beach Street United States State Senate Fales Norfolk United States Hotel Company Tilly Haynes Horace D. Chapin Beacon Street Ohio River River Thames England Ohio Back Bay Muddy River

Donahoe Will Filed for Probate in Suffolk Court

Patrick Donahoe’s will was filed for probate in Suffolk probate office. He leaves public bequests including his oil painting of Pope Pius IX to the Catholic Union. The remainder goes to his widow Anna E. Donahoe and children Frank Patrick M. Donahoe Joseph Donahoe and Genevieve Drummey. Executor and trustee named is Hon. Thomas J. Gargan.

Patrick Donahoe Suffolk Catholic Union Sais Anna E. Donahoe Frank Patrick M Joseph Donahoe Genevieve Drummey Thomas J. Gargan

Copper and brass clippings stolen from rail yard in South Boston

A theft occurred in South Boston early yesterday morning. The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad property taken includes brass clippings and 800 pounds of old copper pipe from a company building in the South Boston yard. No trace of the stolen items or the culprits has been found.

South Boston New York, New Haven & Hartfe Railroad

Telephone company raises capital stock in Jersey City

In a Jersey City meeting the Tele phone Telegraph and Cable Company of America approved a resolution to increase capital stock from 380000 to 9000000. The move involves a reduction of par value per share from 40 to 1.

New York The

Gill seeks rescue of Boston deputy while trimming state staff

Collector Gill reports a Washington notice that due to reduced war revenue taxes, he must cut three field deputies starting July 1. He asks to keep one Boston deputy and eliminate the two elsewhere in the State.

Gill Washington Boston

Elderly couple elopes for marriage in Middletown

John Millens aged 79 and Nancy Downey 77 wed without their children's consent. After the children opposed the match the couple eloped, driving fourteen miles to an old friend’s home to marry and begin their life together.

Middletown N. Y John Millens Nancy Downey Ph Abe Nancy John

Boston Elevated opens training school for engineers

The Boston Elevated Railroad launched a unique car school in a back hall of Sullivan square terminal to teach 125 employees the elevated system. Viewers show Chicago signals with red green and yellow codes while Neff's assistants explain pneumatic and electrical controls and automatic stop features for safer car operation.

Sullivan Square Terminal Boston Elevated Railroad Chicago Boston Neff

Sousiano's Whistle Gagged At Dartmouth Street Stand

Peter Sousiano was taken to court after his peanut stand whistle drew complaints from Art Museum staff and police. Judge Dewey fined him five dollars for failing to gag the whistle, which prompted his claim of selling peanuts to cover the fine. He muses about leaving Boston for Chicago amid the uproar.

Dewey Peter Sousiano Dartmouth Street Peter Huntington Avenue Art Museum Court House Boston Cambridge Newton Watertown Europe Alster Hamburg Charles River Craigie Bridge Metropolitan Park Commission State Board of Health Beacon Street

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