Unusual Investment Pitch for Warner Company Shares
H H Warner & Co Ltd declares an interim dividend of 4 percent on preferred and 6 percent on common stock payable April 5 to American holders. The interview with Mr. Warner suggests strong earnings potential, predicting future dividends, debt reductions, and possible doubling of common stock. he also notes plans to sell additional shares at rising prices while touting Warner’s Safe Baking Powder, Cure, and Yeast as growth drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Warner & Co., Limited
Central Trust Company
Wall Street
Warner
Broadway
H. H. Warner & Co
Shev
Warners Safe Cure
War
Ner
Annexation Debate and North End Park Plan Dominate Boston Board
The Boston Board of Aldermen debated annexing Cambridge and nearby towns while advancing a North End park project funded by a $500,000 borrow. Efforts to appoint a three member annexation commission stalled 7 to 5, and a tunnel to East Boston gained support. Committee reports urged street watering, street and sewer cost relief, and clarified city legislation boundaries. Overseers of the Poor reappointments were announced amid district budget talks, and a Warren Street statue project was approved for further action.
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North End
Boston
Lewis
Board of Aldermen
Cambridge
General Court
Alderman Lewis
Alderman Lee
Keenan
State House
Common Council
Fitzgerald
Uhat
East Boston
Sullivan
Island
Michael C. Curry
William P. Fowler
Thomas Sproules
Frances R. Morse
Asa Caton
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Board of Communication
Park Social Club
South Boston
Alderman Eddy
Charlestown
Joseph Warren
Warren Street
Roxbury
Dever
Lewis Segot
Boston District Attorney Alien Returns With Government Backing
United States District Attorney Alien arrives in Boston with strong government support from Attorney General Miller. He pledges continued prosecution of the Maverick Bank and Whiskey Trust suits until juries decide their merits. He dismisses reports of seeking Supreme Court review as unfounded.
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United States
Alien
Boston
Miller
Maverick Bank
Whiskey Trust
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Man Injured As Cartridge Explodes At Broad Street
Frank Tucker, a colored man, was digging powder from cartridges at No 20 Broad Street when one exploded and fired the powder he had removed. He was knocked down and taken to City Hospital with injuries not deemed serious.
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Frank Tucker
No. 20
Broad Street
City Hospital
Unclean Salem Street building prompts eviction by health board
No 16 Salem street drew health officers attention for filth and unclean conditions. Inspectors Hicks and Dyer evicted several Polish Jews from the premises, but after Daniel McDermott of 37 North Margin street pledged to repair as required by the Board, the tenants were allowed to return to their quarters.
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Salem _ street
Board of Health
Hicks
Dyer
Daniel McDermott
North Margin Street
Portrait of J. A. Willard To Hang In Clerk's Office
A lawyer who subscribed for the portrait of J. A. Willard, veteran clerk of the Superior Court, decided it should hang in the clerk's office. A committee including Linus M. Child, A. S. Wheeler, Augustus Ross and M. O. Adams will decide if formal ceremonies are held for the presentation to the county.
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J. A. Willard
Superior Court
Linus M. Child
A. S. Wheeler
Augustus Ross
M. O. Adams
Isabella McIntyre Falls From Window Injuring Leg and Shoulder
Yesterday morning Isabella McIntyre, a cook at 37 Upton Street, fell from a third story window at 189 West Springfield Street. She sustained a fractured right leg and left shoulder, plus internal injuries, and was taken to City Hospital. She is unmarried.
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Isabella McIntyre
West Springfield Street
Upton Street
Boy injured after fall from elevator rope at 94 Blackstone Street
Thomas Nash, a youth employed at 94 Blackstone Street, was swinging on an elevator rope yesterday when he lost his hold and fell into a well. He broke his leg and sustained additional injuries, receiving medical attention.
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Thomas Nash
Blackstone Street
Death of Herbert L. Perry Real Estate Dealer
Herbert L. Perry a well known city real estate dealer died Saturday evening at Lakewood New Jersey He was Brown University graduate and a member of De Molay Commandery Knights Templar Algonquin Club and related groups He suffered heart trouble while on vacation and the immediate cause of death was congestion of the lungs.
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Herbert L. Perry
Lakewood
N. J
Brown University
de Molay Commandery
Knights Templar
The
Algonquin Club
Commemorative Service For Edwin M Chamberlin
A service to honor Edwin M Chamberlin will be held at the Meionaon on Fast Day in the evening. Representing groups include Wendell Phillips Union Wells Memorial Workingmen's Institute Mass Meeting at Dexter Hall Boston section Socialist Labor party Nationalist clubs Single Tax League Knights of Labor assemblies and Central Labor Union.
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Edwin M. Chamberlin
Meionaon
Wendell Phillips Union
Wells Memorial Workingmen’s Institute
Mass
Dexter Hall
Boston
Socialist Labor Party
Single Tax League
Knights of Labor Assemblies
Central Labor Union
Banquet for Prohibitionists at Horticultural Hall Tomorrow
The Massachusetts Young Men's Prohibition Club hosts a banquet at Horticultural Hall tomorrow evening. Miss Frances Willard and Lady Henry Somerset, visiting Auburndale, are expected to attend, with John Lloyd Thomas and Miss Elizabeth Fessenden among the guests.
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Massachusetts Young Men’s Prohibition Club
Horticultural Hall
Frances Willard
Henry Somerset
Auburndale
John Lloyd Thomas
Elizabeth Fessenden
Woman Tangles Chel Sea Savings with Rumor of Loss
Depositors at Chel Sea Savings Bank were stirred by a tale spread by a woman who claimed Judge Eben Hutchinson owed her money. She alleged he had decamped with funds, causing alarm among two bank officials and the cashier. The judge was traveling in Chicago when the accusations circulated.
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Chelsea Savings Bank
Eben Hutchinson
Chicago
Judge Hutchinson
Selecting hats at Jackson by Co at Tremont Street
After winter, Washington area shoppers seek lighter wear with hats as a first choice. Jackson by Co., 126 Tremont Street, leads local hat sales offering correct styles and shades and is sole agent for Dunlap hats in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
United States
Legislature Passes License Commission and Anti Intimidation Bills
A busy session report notes approval of a license commission bill forbidding liquor intimidation of workers and a measure to publish election expenses. It also covers debates over biennial elections, a Chelsea exemption fight, a proposal to regulate infant boarding houses, and retirement rules for judges, with the Senate rejecting a liquor transportation bill 12 to 13.
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House
Senate
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Public Charities Committee
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Public Service Committee
Superior Court
Coveney
Suffolk
Champlin
Messrs
Hobson, Mellen and
Burke
Civil Court Arguments Set For May Motions
The Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth outlines argued cases including Commonwealth vs Galligan McNeese and Banks. The chief justice announced that from May 24 the full court will hear civil and criminal cases in any county, if listed by motion. Motions may be filed on May 5 when the court reconvenes to hear them.
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Supreme Judicial Court For
the Commonwealth
Freep
C.J
Atuen
Hoymes
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
SS. Superior Court
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Suffolk
Court Docket Listed Cases at Suffolk Session
A docket of cases before Judge Jay Maxwell Worthy at Suffolk sessions includes Wednes Bullard v Moore ONeil v Dean Wright v Willis Fogs v Golden Lion Mayhew v Whiting Rice v Robbins Allard v Winter Clark v Talbot Smith v Walker Kenney v McCarthy and related proceedings.
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Wednes Bullard
Moore
O'Neil
Dean
Wright
Willis
Fogs
Golden Lion
Mayhew
Whiting
Rice
Robbins
Jay
Maxworthy
Rich
Alland
Winter
Clark
Talbot
Smith
Walker
Kenney
McCarthy
Equity suit over milk transport rates heard in Suffolk court
In Suffolk Superior Court equity session judge Deunbar hears Albert Littlefield v Fitchburg Railroad Co to recover 4410 for refusing 441 cans of milk at 5 cents each from West Acton to Boston. Demurrer argues board rates illegal and jurisdictional limits. decision reserved. Probate actions include wills admitted and numerous administrations opened.
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Superior Court
Suffolk, Is
Equity
Deunbar
J. Albert Littlefield
Fitchburg Railroad Company
West Acton
Boston
J. A. McGeough
G. A. Torrey
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Washington Street
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Hanover Street
Grie Medical CO
Buffalo, M. Y
Kot
Blaachaerd & Fabrar
Faneut Hallam
Court
License Commission
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Mr. McAnally
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Merritt
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Luby
Fall River
McEvoy
Lowell
Cannon
Leonard
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Sprague
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Rideout
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Lynn
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Washington St
Supreme Judicia
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Suffolk, Ss
En, J
Harriman, J
N. W. Jordan
Hannah McGee
Susan Brady
Levi Timson
Catherine Rabethge
Hilliard Smith
Mary T. Lovejoy
Bridge Wheat
John Mesnicka
E. J. Batten
Ann Lyons
Bridget E. Hardy
Timothy Sheehan
Nancy Kimball
Mary Coburn
Elizabeta Weld
William Rickson
Hannah Meloon
Samuel P. Hadley
J. C. White
Margaret Atwood
Mary Ann Staup
Devetor Pierce
Museum OF Anatomy
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YON Mohl CO
Cincinnati
Vaio
Jtustices
Alberto L. Sprague
Medfori
Ema M. Svpraguel
New York
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Emma M. Sprague
Somerville
Mma M. Spague
Imma M
Pheo. C. Hurd
Theo. C. Hurdy
Oriental Tea CO
Scobay Square
Kem-Kom
Massachesetts
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Said County
Mahoney
John W. McKim, Esqui
Elijah George
Commonwealth OF
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Charles &. Hall
Boson
Joan W. McKim
Esauire
Arch
Register
Massachousetts
Dgar A. Paul
Loston
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Sidney Keith
Spencer Co. Doligt
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Admx
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Cour
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Fexeen
Iiza Fark
Hmnself
Ad Ernst
Bedwin II
Hanora O'Brien
Heston
Banora A. O'Brien
Treasen
Messengen
Rudolph Musaz
Guusta VE
Gaid
Co-Priners
Mune & Kinzler
Court Square
Yeston
County
Johns BR. Finzpatrick
Nertle
Jen J. F. Jacobs
O’glock
Edw
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Chas.h, Sprague
Charles N. Garter
Wiliam W. Carter
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Charles N. Carter
William W. Carter
Hiores N. Carter
Andreas Blume
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Big Four
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L. 8
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Hartford
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New Yorks
Springfield
No. 7
New York Limited
Coschesa
Washington Str
Kneeland St
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York
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Plymount
Providence
Park Square Station
Nage
Reidence
Old Star House
Wasiington and
State Streets
Old Colony Railroad
J.R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Stonington Line
Seata
Park Station
Rhode Island
New Maine
Park Square
W. Miller
Chas
F. Conn
O. H. Briggs
Piss
Meertings
Ruticeh
Thomson- Houston Electric Company
Mainstreet
Middletown
Conn
A. Coffin
Wollason Land Company
Devonshire Street
Wegnesday
H. W. Wesson
Secretar Boston
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