Submarine boat bids lead Navy push for new war craft
The Navy opened bids for an experimental submarine torpedo boat at the Navy Department led by Secretary Whitney. William Cramp & Sons offered a Nordenfelt No.4 style design at 175000 dollars, while Holland Zalinski proposed a Nautilus type vessel at 135000 dollars. The 120 foot Nordenfelt and 88 foot American designs reflect differing scales and costs as officials study the best option for American naval warfare.
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Washixeton
Sreerau
Navy Department
Whitney
Cramp
Kimball
Converse
Navy
William Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
Holland
New York
Zalinski
U.S.A
Secretary of the Navy
Yorktown
England
Political maneuvers and military bill progress noted
The report details Congressman Boutelle's stance on Blaine's renomination and expected support, General Browne's planned potato and vegetable duties increase, Hawley’s favorable military retirement bill, Theodore Dwight’s resignation as State Department librarian, and Robert C. Winthrop’s presence at the Washington National Monument Society meeting.
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Theodore F. Dwight
State Department
Robert C. Winthrop
Capital
Washington National Monument Society
Closed Bank Shocks Xenia as Firms Fail in Ohio
In Xenia Ohio on May 38 a bank closure followed the assignment of Hooven & Allison and M. C. Allison. Company debts total about 100000 with Allison's at 25000 while assets are estimated at 300000 to 400000. The assignee bond is fixed at 100000 and Second National Bank, with 150000 capital, held much of Allison's paper and shut its doors.
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Xenia, CO
Hooven & Allison
M. C. Allison
Allison
Second National Bank
Capital Stock
Markets Hold Despite Gould Weakness and Seashore Land Hope
The market showed more resilience than Wednesday. Gould stock weakness weighed less on the list, with opinion split between Gould depressing his specialties or broader market gains. Frenchman’s Bay Company directors expect heavy land sales next season, stressing decisive board action. The Burlington & Quincy strike appears effectively off as workers seek other jobs, with Congress yet to rule on investigations. Beginning April 7, New England Trust checks will be cashed at the Boston Clearing House by Merchants Bank. Riley Elevated Railroad Co plans 10–12 miles of west Chicago track. Nons market signals ease through the rest of the month. paper trading freer yesterday, some issues at 4 1/2 percent. New York business paper quiet. West shipments light. Call money in Boston nominal 4–6 percent, with room for 3 percent in special cases. Colonel Eddy of the Arizona Mineral Belt leaves for Chicago for about ten days. Nicaragua Canal borings suggest less rock than expected, saving time and money. A New York house notes: Buy if London sells, sell if London buys. Oregon Railway and Navigation Co backs Spokane Falls expansion toward Spokane, with Spokane praised as Northwest’s growth city on Spokane River, near Cour d’Alene to the east and Big Bend wheat country to the west. Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern will link Spokane to Puget Sound, making Spokane Falls a three-road hub upon completion. current population about 9,000, up from 2,500 three years ago.
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Congressman Wilson
West Virginia
Ways and Means Committee
House
Boutelle
Lodge
New England
Michigan
Iowa
West
Lowell
Canada
Colonel Allen
Wilson
Alexander Hamilton
New York
Boston
Spokane Falls
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Washington Territory
Spokane
Northwest
Spokane River
Minneapolis
Big Bend
Seattle
The Weekly Post Taken To The Press In Full
The Weekly Post presents the full text of William L. Putnam on the fisheries treaty and an exhaustive review from U S commissioners. It also reports state conventions for party delegates, a tariff reform meeting in Quincy, Harvard athletic reports, book reviews, Laverner notes, editorials, scientific notes, chess, and more. Single copies cost 3 cents. mail subscriptions $1 per year.
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Weekly Post
William L. Putnam
United States
Quincy
Harvard
Laverner
Richmonds Terminal Troubles Stir Opposition Circular
The Opposition stockholders committee of the Richmond & West Point Terminal Company prepared a circular outlining probes for the upcoming election. They accuse the current board of selling small railroads to the Terminal at high prices and seek answers about a September mortgage pledge of the Terminal’s equity in the Richmond & Danville to secure bonds. They also claim a $24,601 stock speculation loss and delayed recording of the committee’s authority to speculate.
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Richmond
New York
Richmond & West Point Terminal Company
Richmond & Danville Company
Marriages in Various Cities Linked to Boston Figures
In this city and several other towns, multiple marriage notices report unions. Notable pairs include Thomas Clark to Catherine McClellan in this city, Frank H. Deering to Helen Burnell in Allston, and Charles A. Knowles to Ella Laur'n in Wakefield, among others.
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Cty
C.F. Dole
Louis H. Mahn
Marie Taushaar
Merrill—Jones
C. R. Eliot
Albert B. Merrill
Helen M. Jones
Whitney—Elliott
Stockton
Cal
William F. Whitney
M.D
Boston
Louise
Lyman W. Elliott
Whiting
Galbraith
Everett
Pomeroy
T. H. Whiting
Annie K. Galbraith
St. John
N. B
Obituary notices from Boston area May entries
May notices list widows and deaths in cities including Wakefield Newtonville South Boston and this city. Names include Laura K Estes William H Estey Katie Hayes Mary Healey Daniel Maguire Margaret Perkins and Timothy J Blackstone. Ages range from 30 to 69 with funeral services set for Newtonville on May 5.
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Atwood
Bunker Hill
Waverley
Ril
Eliza
John M. Bai
Blackstofe
Timothy J. Black- Brodersk
Hannah
Patrick Broderick
Vibe
EATON
Wakefield
Laura K
Estes TP
Newtonville
William H
Estey
Methodist Episcopal Ee
Hayes
Boston
Katie J. Hayes
Healey
Mary A
John N. Healey
Maguire
Daniel F. Maguire
Perkins
Margaret Perkins
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Foraker
Fuller
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Townshend
Ilinois
Springer
Frank” Lawler
Frank Lawler
The
Lawler
Frank
Chicago
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Indiana
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Tussia
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Egypt
Spain
Orway
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Maine
Blaine
Mr. Boutelle
Hawley
Committee On Military Affairs
State Street
Gould
Frenchman’s Bay Company
Burlington & Quincey
Congress
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Boston Clearing House
Merchants’ Bank
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Colonel Eddy
Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad
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Cape
the Weekly Post
Boston Wharf
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A. Granite
Richards Streets
Mt. Washington Avenue
Fort Point Channel
N.Y
Liberty SQ
Water St
James & Abbot
Roxbury
William & Edwin Sheafe
Washington St
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Staite Street
Watts & Willis
Quincy Market
Baldwin & Cheney
Securus Judicat
Orbis Terrarum
Apollinaris
Table Waters
West Chester Park
Huntington
Huntington Ave
Back Bay
F. W. Lincoln
Kullberg
ATCH
WM. Bond & Son
Harrison Avenue
Pearl Street
Boston Post
Cood
H. A. Hartley & Co
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Massachusetts
Treasury
Agion
U. S. Treasury
National Bank
Total
State OF
Suffolk
I. T. G. Hiler
T. G. Hiler
Henry J. Thayer
A. J. Adams
G. W. Fiske
L. M. Haskins
National Bank of Commerce
State . Com
Resources
Ee Ee Redemption Fund
0. S. Treasury
G. W. Harris
Henry E. Warner
C. H. Warner
Chas. IL
Parker N. P. Hallowell
Continental National Bank of Boston
Anan
Redemption Fund
Massac
Userits
Charles F. Smith
State National Bank
Picanveds
U.S
Ieee
U. S. Treas
Cire
Jas, Cross
Notary Public
D. R. Emerson
WM. T. Hart
Phineas Pierce
George B. Warren
G. B. Warren
Shoe and Leather National Bank of Boston
United States Bonds
U.S. Treasury
U.S. Treasurer
Lioup Briggs, Gowlng
Public
Heenry A
W. Stetso F
Rederic Astory
National Eagle Bank
Werea
Vvyufutmilus
Eer Ee
Eport
Blackstone National Bank of Boston
Calvius Tun
Samuel Carr
Saml. Carr
A. FE. Denison
Ss. I
R. S. Covell
Covell
ChakLes G
Nazro
Joseph G, Shed
Charles SH. Plimpton
Daniel Denny
Metropolitan National Bank
TRAQ
Aveyrs
Sterles
Eastern Banking
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborx
I. Merrihew
Carrhags
Victoria Phaetons
T Carts
J. T. Smith & CO
Devonshire Street
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
Mme
Lilli Kalisch-Lehmann
Paul Kalisch
Paris
Walther
Brunnhilde
Siegfried
Horticultural Hat
Tremont Street
Matt Morgan
Christ
Jerusalem
Mow Bea
Surnme
OWA Loan & Trust CO
James Adams
J. Converse Gray
Joshua Loring
William A. Rust
John 8. Paine
Triad Natrational Bank
Oivers Drafte
Francis B. Sears
B. Sears
Joan A. Gonkrey
Moses Williams
Otis E. Weld
Charles A. Welch
G. Howe Davis
Ae W. Gordon Gerry
Clinton Wiles
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H. B. Breck
Walter S. Blanchard
Freeman A. Smith
C. H. Tyle
Devonshire St
Epor
Maverick National Bank
Econs San Ln
Eee
J. W. Work
Lloyp Bricks
Asa P. Potter
Jonas H. Frency
Thomas Dana
Cyclorama
Tremont St
E. C. Leavitt
Williams & Everett
Boylston Street
Park Square
Battle OF Gettysburg
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tomkins
Denman
Thompson
Fatinirza
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Janauschek
Boston Museum Company
Wenner
Bleak House
Fanewel
Macbeth
Lady Macbeth
Janauschekki Macbeth
Charles Barron
Richard Mansfield
DR. Jekyll
Hud
Prince Karl
Robson
Crane
Bronson Howard
J. M. Hill
Joseph Brooks
Sears
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Rice
Poe
Imre Kiralfy
Mr.a.m.palmer
Grand Opera House
Washington Street
Dover
Proctor & Mansfield
Mestayer and Vaughn
Howard Athen
Mugg
Old South Church
Munkacsy
Christ ON
OKET
Aaron Br, Gay & CO
Gornam, Rogers & CO
Dundee
Federal Street