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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1909

Page

10

May procession of Gate of Heaven parish children in South Boston

Some 609 children from Gate of Heaven parish marched from St. Michael's Hall to their new church on I street and Broadway, led by acolytes, angels, bodyguards, banners, and a large Blessed Virgin statue. The event drew broad crowds as the sanctuary choir performed and Rev. Father Hugh M. McDermod preached on Mary as Mother and model of obedience.

City Point Boston Gate of Heaven Parish Fourth Streets Broadway H Street St. Michael's Hall I Street Mildred Hannon Helen Buckley Margaret Donovan Margaret Morgan Eleanor Buckleman Frances Sharkey Marguerite Geary Mary McNulty Catherine Twatterall Elizabeth Hanon Florence Wenners Marion Meenan Angels Alice C. Hickman Irene Milne Blessed Virgin Mary A. Kirby M. Lillian Magee Norah C. Murray Marguerite E. Keane Perkins Institution For the Blind Gate of Heaven Church Florence Magner Heaven Hugh M. McDermod Mary Robert J. Johnson Father McDermot South The Alice E. Hickman Irene Minor Our Blessed Lady

Fleet of fresh fish arrives with larger market potential

A 78 400 pound fish fleet fed by a late George H Lubee and Manhassett haul gives hope for a strong market opening at 7 am despite Sunday fog. The Kentucky from Copenhagen docks with 2 000 tons general cargo and Saxonia sails for Europe with 1 827 passengers, while Boston sees record West Indies banana arrivals totaling 123 819 bunches in five steamers led by Esparta and Admiral Schley.

George H. Lubee Gloucester Kentucky Copenhagen Christiania Hoosace Harvard Metropolis Cunard Line Saxonia E. H. Pentecost Liverpool Queenstown Europe Bos Charles W. Parker, Jr Kelly, Spear & Co Parker Dudley Pray Rockport Bath Iron Works Union Wharf Governor Cobb St. John N. B Calvin Austin Austin William H. Allan Boston West Indies Esparta Port Limon

Cargo bound for Burgeo from South Boston

Off South Boston a varied cargo waits for wind to head north toward Burgeo Newfoundland. Newhall Henderson Co ships coal flour beef salt pork beans peas gunpowder oil cloths clocks and household goods for fishermen and seal hunters in Arctic waters with Captain Ed Henderson plan to sail when winds shift.

Boston Burgeo Newfoundland Arctic Newhall, Henderson Co Ed Henderson

Shipping News May Day Tide and Arrivals

Shipping news notes arrivals and sailings with steamers Kentucky and Christiania docking lists. Vessels include Admiral Dewey Harvard City of Rockland and others docking at various ports with cargoes passengers and barges. CHATHAM reports North Star passing north at 9:20 am amid fog and southeast wind.

Kentucky Dan Andreasen Copenhagen Christiania A. C. Lombard Admiral Dewey Davison Port Antonio Jam Governor Cobb Pike St. John N. B Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth N. S Ontario Johnson Norfolk Persian Hillary Philadelphia Harvard Crowell New York Herman Winter City of Rockland Sawyer Bangor Ransom B. Fuller Blair Bath Bay State Strout Portland Cape Ann Godfrey Gloucester Honey Brook Durkee Port Johson Salem Lykens Hammond Brookside Mknickerbocker Phenix Boswell, Johnson Annie Mabel E. Goss Paschal Stonington Dominion Louisburg C. B Parker's Flats Lincoln Richardson Chatham North Star

Calendar of preferred stocks and meetings list

A compact list of preferred stock quotes for several companies including Missouri Kansas & Texas United States Envelope Dominion Iron & Steel Casein Edison Electric Electric Properties Gorham Cleveland & Pitts International Harvester Waltham Watch and others with percentage yields and a note that Books Open for Missouri Kansas & Texas and Wyandot Copper meetings.

Atlantic Coast Line Missouri, Kansas & Texas Reading United States Dominion Iron & Steel Casein Company of America Edison Electric Boston Electric Properties Gorham Manufacturing Company Cleveland & Pitts., Ltd International Harvester Waltham Watch Company

Mrs Fairchild to Play Violin at Dedham Benefit

Mrs. John C. Fairchild will perform as violinist at the Dedham benefit on Wednesday May 26 at the Bungalow Pine Ridge for the Animal Rescue League country annex. Directed by Miss Katherine Foote other artists Miss Margaret Glenn Judith W Longyear and Miss Charlotte Jones will sing. The annex provides vacations for work horses with all stalls filled and requests turned away daily.

John C. Fairchild Pine Ridge Dedham Animal Rescue League Katherine Foote Arthur Foote Margaret Glenn Judith W Longyear Charlotte Jones Frances C. Houston

Twentieth Baccalaureate to Gordon School Grads

The Gordon School of the Newton Theological Institution marks its 20th commencement with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. C. H. Spaulding of Cambridge. The program spans receptions, alumni events, exams, diplomas, and a Friday outing at Revere levee.

Gordon School Newton Theological Institution Clarendon Street Baptist Church C. H. Spaulding Cambridge W. E. Witter J. A. McElwain J. A. McIlwain W. W. Boggs Revere Leuweh

Will Reduce Interest Rate Across Massachusetts Banks

Deputy Bank Commissioner Clarence A. Evans told the Post that all savings banks in Massachusetts will cut deposit rates in six months as bank earnings fall. He noted last year 160 of 185 banks paid 4 percent, the highest in a decade, due to panic era rates. Suffolk Savings Bank has already reduced deposits from 4 to 3 1/2 percent, with others expected to follow.

Massachusetts Clarence A. Evans Evans Suffolk Savings Bank

Market Review and Outlook by William E Soule

Market analysis notes the Supreme Court commodities ruling easing railroad coal ownership constraints and enabling development. Steel, copper, and railroad stocks rise, with higher bank clearings and earnings signaling improving trade. The piece cautions tariffs, crop data, and prosperity factors are needed before a sustained bull market emerges.

Taft United States Supreme Court Supreme Court St. Paul

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