Trustee and Registrar Officials for Railroads and Banks
Trustees and officers listed include William Clafli Robert M. Mors William W. Cba John Hogg Lyman Nichols A N Burbank Oliver W. Mink Alber N John M. Graham President Henry L Jewett Secretary Kr Farnham Smith Assistant Secretary. Safe Deposit Vaults and separate accommodations for ladies noted.
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William Clafli
Robert M. Mors
William W. Cba
John Hogglyman Nichols
A. N. Burbank Oliver W. Mink Alber
John M. Graham
Henry L. Jewett
KR. Farnham Smith
Labor and Weather Weathered Trade Turbulence Inconsistent
Bradstreets review notes weather and labor unrest unsettled trade this week but base factors like business and crop health remain favorable. Strikes are common yet short. many demands are settled or sent to arbitration as export trade disturbances wane.
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New York
Temperance Union seeks funds for enlarged work
The Massachusetts Women’s Christian Temperance Union issues a funds appeal for expansion. Acting treasurer Miss Sarah A. Coffin can be seen at 14 Beacon Street to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Women's Christian Temperance Union
Sarah A. Coffin
Beacon Street
Stagnation Rules Market As Trading Slumps In May Day Session
Wall Street reports extreme dullness with total activity around 260000 shares and money easy at 2 1 2 percent. Pennsylvania shares rise 1 1 4 percent on dividend news while Amalgamated Copper and iron stocks show mixed to flat moves amid a cautious market tone.
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Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
Wabash Preferred
St. Louis
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
St. Paul
State Street
Daly West
Michigan
Tecumseh
Victoria
Osceola
Union Land
Winona
West End
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Bingham
Santa Fe
Utah
Allouez
Shannon
Trinity
United States Mining
Quincy
New Haven
Albany
Massachusetts Gas
Massachusetts Electric
O. E. Weller
Hornblower & Weeks
W A. Paine
John Stanton
New York
Granby
British Columbia
C. H. Paine
Aixles-Bains
Old Dominion Mining Company
Dennett Bros. & Co
Dennett, Crane & Blanchard
Oliver M
H. S. Dennett
Postoffice Square
iMr
Philip R. Hovey
Boston &Worcester Street Railway
Wellesley
Bingham Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company
Ebb. White
W. S. McCornick
H. W. Wesson
IE. L. White
J. A. Coram
W.S. McCornick
C. WK. McCornick
Wolverine
Tamarack
Isle Royale
Trimountain
Kelley, Endicott & Co
Midland Pacific
California
San Joaquin Valley
Port Harford
Heath
Tech Boys in Female Attire Stage Harlem Show
Tech boys in female garments presented The Scientific King at Hollis Street to a large audience. Two prominent actors F. Be Drake Jr and Carlton M Emerson led the performance with lively humor as the women of the show drew the crowd.
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Tech
F. BE. Drake, JR
Carlton M. Emerson
Hollis Street
Notice of Central Wharf and Wet Dock annual meeting
Members of Central Wharf and Wet Dock Corporation are notified to attend the annual meeting at No 60 Central Wharf Boston on May 4 1905 at 11 oclock a m. The agenda includes choosing a president trustees and clerk and authorizing potential sale of real estate and related deeds. Henry L Sampson clerk issues notice April 23 1903.
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Central Wharf and Wet Dock Corporation
Central Wharf
Boston
Mass
Henry L. Sampson
Assessors Notice on Property Tax Returns Deadline
City Tall Boston May 1 1908 circular urges taxpayers to file property tax returns before 2 PM June 16. Secretary Charles E Folsom signs on behalf of the Board of Assessors.
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City Tall
Boston
Board of Assessors
Charles E. Folsom
Public warned against impostor Sheet Metal Workers Union 17
The public is advised to beware of individuals using the name Sheet Metal Workers' Union 17 to collect money. Anyone doing so will be prosecuted. Signed by Secretary A. S. M. W.
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Sheet Metal Workers’ Union 17
Sec'y
Tech Boys in Skirts Win Praise at Harvard Show
A returning Harvard showcase featured Tech students in skirts praised for elegance and dancing as the verdict favored their performance. The Scientific King was a hit in a Tuesday rehearsal, with Polly Con portrayed by W. J. Nichols whose deep bass voice revealed the performer’s true identity. William Butts and Edgerton delivered notable dance numbers and scoring.
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Tech
Harvard
William Butts
Edgerton
Lynn Police Sergeant Bessom Faces New Charges
In Lynn on May 1 charges arising from the arrest of Ernest J. Dow are brought against Police Sergeant Andrew S. Bessom. The police committee will hold a hearing in a few days. Dow’s father alleges Bessom entered the Dow residence to arrest without a warrant and stayed despite Mrs. Dow’s protest, only producing the warrant when awakened by Dow’s father. Bessom is a well known and regarded Lynn officer.
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Lynn
Ernest JL. Dow
Andrew S. Bessom
Committee On Police
Dow
Bessom
Boston Richer By 180000 After City Damages Suit
A Boston jury in the fourth session of the Superior Court awarded the city about 180000 in damages for land taken on Deer Island by the Metropolitan Sewerage Commission in 1890. The award covers upland and coastal parcels with rights of crossing and sewer outfall constraints. The city had previously been awarded 114890 by Judge Bumpus, with interest, and the latest verdict adds about 14,000 less than the original mandator amount.
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Boston
Superior Court
Waite
Deer Island
Metropolitan Sewerage Commission
Sewerage Commission
E. C. Bumpus
Bumpus
Superior
Santosoussa’s Knife Killing Ends With Light Sentence
Benigo Santosoussa, blamed for the death of Vincenzo Pinta in Boston, pleads guilty and is sentenced by Judge Stevens to two years in the House of Correction. The defense cites witnesses and argues the killing was accidental as the knife was only on his person at the time.
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Benigo Santosoussa
Boston
Stevens
House of Correction
Vincenzo Pinta
North End
Bates Charged With Setting Fires In Gleasondale
Frederick H. Bates, arrested at Hyde Park, arraigned in Concord on charges of setting fire to his Gleasondale house March 6. He is held for examination. three fires were set that night. Police say Bates sought time to file an insurance loss schedule claiming items never in his house or barn.
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Concord
Frederick H. Bates
Hyde Park
Gleasondale
Bates
Dempsey and Brunet Bound Over to Grand Jury
John Dempsey and Emile Brunet charged with assault and robbery of aged Mrs Emeline Harrison at 33 Taber Street Roxbury. They waived examination in Roxbury court and were bound over in 3000 dollars each for the grand jury. Mrs Harrison recovering from the shock.
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John Dempsey
Emile M. Brunet
Emeline R. Harrison
Taber Street
Roxbury
John F. Sullivan
Brunet
Dempsey
Opium Addiction Blamed by 28 Year Old Defendant
Elizabeth Clark, 28, told Judge Stevens in Superior Criminal Court that opium use ruined her life and that she never drank alcohol. Charged with patrolling streets after dark, she was ordered committed to Sherborn for a year. The courtroom sympathy contrasted with her fear of dying without opioids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Clark
Judge Stevens
Superior Criminal Court
Maine
Confiscated Piano Goes Back in Superior Court Ruling
Judge Stevens in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday sustained an appeal by the Blake Piano Company after a lower court judgment in a gambling house seizure. A piano sold by Charles Blake Company and other furniture was confiscated, with the Commonwealth winning against the lessors in the prior ruling.
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Stevens
Superior Criminal Court
Tremont Street
Charles Blake Company
Commonwealth
A. C. Webber
Blake Piggno Company
Wells Fargo Safe Robbed of 42000 Dollars at Silao
A Mexico City dispatch says Wells Fargo Express Company was robbed of 42000 at Silao last Thursday. About 40 people were arrested and all but 11000 were recovered. Peculiar circumstances surrounded the robbery and its discovery.
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Chicago
Til
Tribune
Mexico City
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Silao
Pope Manufacturing increases capital to 22.5 million dollars
Trenton, N J May 1 The Pope Manufacturing Company filed amended articles with the secretary of state raising authorized capital stock from 22 000 to 22 500 000 The increase aims to take over the business of the American Bicycle Company which has been in receivership.
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Trienton
N. J
Pope Manufacturing Company
Secretary of State
American Bicycle Company
Petitioning for electric car service at Boylston station Jamaica Plain
The campaign supporting electric car service for Boylston station in Jamaica Plain is circulating through the district. It has been endorsed by the Jamaica Plain Citizens Association and the Eliot Club of Jamaica Plain.
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Boylston Station
Jamaica Plain
Stage Rush of Boston Theatres With Diverse Engagments
Boston theatres announce numerous premieres and revivals next week. Anna Held foregoes a seventh show for an extra matinee, while Chinese Honeymoon comes to Colonial Theatre. Various stars debut or return at Bijou Museum Park Tremont Majestic and more with concerts at Symphony Hall and Music Hall.
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Anna Held
The
Tremont
Miss Held
Boston
Colonial Theatre
Toby Claude
John Henshaw
Belle Harper
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Museum
Minnie Dupree
the Park
Plymouth Town
John Craig
Prince Karl
Bijou Theatre
Nelse Erickson
Grand Opera House
Yon Yonson
Royal Liliputians
Posterland
Ward and Vokes
Majestic Theatre
Frank Daniels
Viola Alien
Hollis
Lafayette
Music Hall
Castle Square Theatre Company
Charles Dickens
Wilkie Collins
Charles Fechter
Desert
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Sutton Vane
Louis Mann
Franz Hochstal
Fliza
the Tremont
Livingstone
Melani
Hugh Stanton
Florence Modena
Charlotte Guyer George
Willie
Frances Hale
Howard
Nat M. Willis
Jules
Ella Garrison
Mille
Fannie Tunison
Austin & Stone
Nickelodeon
Palance Theatre
Symphony Hall
Timothee Adamowski
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
William Gillette
Peggy
Paris
Henry W. Savage
Georgia Caine
Willam T. Hodge
James A. Herne
Sag Harbor
George Schiller
Charles H. Hoyt
E. J. Connelly
New York
Arthur Deagon
George Adelines
Guelma Baker
Angela
Plerodora
John Park
Josie Sadler
Helen Hale
Mr. Savage
Denman Thompson Improves After Illness in New Hampshire
Denman Thompson, the well known actor, arrived in Keene New Hampshire this forenoon bound for West Swansey after being taken ill at Claremont overnight. His physician says a few days rest will restore him to full health, diagnosing a severe cold influenza type with no signs of heart neuralgia.
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Denman Thompson
Keene
N. H
Claremont
West Swansey
Hyland
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Dun’s Report
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W. C. T. U. Appeals For Funds
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F. Ziedfeld, Jr
Mechanics’ Hall
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Tremont St
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EAUI
Seer
Sam S. Shubert
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Washington
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New York World
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Aso
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Richmond
W. W. Atterbury
J. R. Wood
Gen'l Pass
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Square Theatre
Ama
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Tremont Row
Magnus Shults
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Irwin
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Howard Nits. m
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Favor
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Nevaro
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Lyons
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