Exchange Agreement Sealed for American Linseed Company
New York May 20 1901 stockholders of American Linseed Company are urged to exchange every share for Union Lead and Oil Company stock. The offer sets 48 per share for preferred and 18 per share for common with a two thirds deposit requirement and deposits due by June 5 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erican Linseed Company
American Linseed Company
Union Lead and Oil Company
NEW York Security and Trust Company
Wall Street
New York City
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
City OF Chicago
Guy G. Major
Frank H. Ray
William P. Orr
Augustus N. Eddy
John L. Severance
Gomer E. Highley
George G. Metzger
John W. Hirst
Robert H. Adams
John W. Daniels
Amalgamated Copper Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice announces the annual meeting of Amalgamated Copper Company stockholders on June 3, 1901 at 10 am in Jersey City New Jersey. Directors will be elected and other lawful business. stock transfers within the last twenty days cannot be voted. Secretary WM G Rockefeller dated May 24 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper Company
Eeepers
Hudson County National Bank
Washington Street
Jersey City
N. J
Office of New Jersey Corporations’ Agency
Will Pay Cash For Stocks Advert
An auction style ad offers to pay cash for stocks from Van Choate Electric Occidental Development Burrows Light Incandescent Gas Light Copper King of Arizona. It lists the address Investments P O Box 1203 Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Choate Electric
Occidental Development
Burrows Light
Copper King of Arizona
P.O. Bo Box
Boston
Boston School Committee Seeks Furniture Proposals for South Boston School
The Boston School Committee invites bids to furnish school furniture for the new South Boston High School at Thomas Park. Proposals, with a 500 dollar certified check, must be at the Secretary of the School Committee by June 5, 1901. The committee may reject all bids or accept the best proposal for the city.
Notice to Contractors for New Chapman School House Furniture
The School Committee of Boston invites proposals for furnishing a bond funded project at the Chapman School House East Boston Mass. Proposals must be opened June 5 1901 at 4 30 pm in Mason Street Boston with a 500 dollar certified check. The committee may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Boston
New South Boston
Thomas Park
South
Mass
Ac He
Tremont Street
Saa
School Committee
Mason Street
Heston
Thomas W. Berridge
Chapman School
Entow Street
East
Maso
Butaw Street
Easton
Temperance Talk at Trémont Temple Attacks Anti Canteen Law
Reverend A H Flumb at Trémont Temple yesterday discussed temperance and opposed the anti canteen law claiming it did not stop falsehoods about soldiers and crime increasing. He argued the law harms discipline and misleads the public about troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trémont
A. H. Flumb
Kennens
Death of Daniel J. Gilligan Reported in Telegram
A telegram reports the death of Daniel J. Gilligan, longtime superintendent of the Singapore line. Gilligan had been ill for many months and his passing is noted in the telegram obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIVDR
Daniel
J. Gilligan
Zogapore
Mortenown
City committee strife over Hutchinson antidote to machine control
Strategists seek a Republican candidate to challenge Hutchinson as the anti administration figure. Cotter of Brighton rejects joining the ticket, Brighton Republicans back Hutchinson, and Dorchester power plays sharpen the fight. Hutchinson is a disciplined, calculating leader whose rivals fear a party split as the strategy board fights to retain control and defeat him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strategy Board
Atwood-Russell-Paige-Colby-Cit Hall
Hutchinson
John KE. Cotter
Brighton
Cotter
Dorchester
Atwood
Giutchinson
Cian
City Hall
M. J. Murray
Thomas Cotter
Potas
Gilpatric
Codman
Largest steel schooner in world to be built on Atlantic coast
A seven masted steel schooner with steam heating and electric lights, rivaling battleship size, is planned on the Atlantic coast. Designer B B Crowninshield and Captain J G Crowley lead a Boston-backed syndicate with about twenty subscribers. project cost around 250000 dollars. The ship, 370 feet load water line, 60 foot beam, 11 600 tons displacement, will have three decks and extensive steel framing, aiming to be the first of a fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Independence
J. G. Crowley
Taunton
B. B. Crowninshield
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Hmit
George W. Wells
Eleanor Aercy
Aera
McKinley Weathered Nevada Ride Amid Rainstorms On Tour
President McKinley and party traveled through Nevada to Ogden Utah with rain easing dust and discomfort. Dr. Rixey reported the president in good health as Cabinet members discuss China indemnity and a proposed loan plan during the Washington return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Neigherry Mountains
Washington
United
China
United States
Eesta
Proclaimed U S Aims To Help China Reach Feet
The document discusses bonds of China at 3 percent interest and the United States pledge to aid China’s political integrity. A Chicago to Washington train schedule notes arrival in Chicago Tuesday afternoon and Washington Wednesday night per the latest timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Chicago
Washington
Everett Conductor Joseph Hill Found Hanging in Stable
Joseph Ii Hill, 61, a Woodlawn line conductor for the Boston Elevated Railway, was found hanging by a tether from a beam in Fred Fitch’s Stable on Madison Avenue near the Chelsea line in Everett yesterday morning. Police and Medical Examiner Durrell retrieved the body. Hill had recently been discharged and appeared despondent. He leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ii. Hill
High Street
Everett
Woodlawn
Boston Elevated
Fred Fitch
Madison Avenue
Chelsea
Fitch
Durrell
Somerville
Hill
Mr. Fitch
Murphy Defeats Butler in Mystic Lake Canoe Trials
Harman D. Murphy faced Paul Butler of the Vesper Boat Club in three races on Mystic Lake at Winchester. Murphy won the first two close races with his new onele gen canes while Butler captured the third with his sailing canoe The Bug amid very unsteady wind and unfavorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Harman D. Murphy
Paul Butler
Vesper Boat Club of
Lowell
Mystic Lake
Murphy
England
Butler
Mindanao Reform Panel Bans Slavery and Sets Civil Rules
DAPITAN Mindanao April 8 Associated Press reports that the US Commission in Mindanao decided against local government rule and ordered slavery abolished. They concluded Mindanao would be governed by a central Manila-based authority with a general government for the southern islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dapitan
Island of Mindanao
United States Commission
Mindanao
Zamboanga
Hney Tope
Manila
Cottabatto
Commission
Singapore
Hong Kong
Datto
Aves
Vno
Davao
Aguinaldo
Mildanao
Atos
Taft
Vessels Damaged in Collision Off Liberty Harbor
The British steamer Gadaby, bound to Auckland and Wellington, collided last night with the four masted schooner Frank A. Palmer of Bath. Gadaby sustained a damaged port bow and boats, while Frank A. Palmer steamed to a quarantine anchorage with a stove and other damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gadaby
Australian Steamship Line
Auckland
Palmer
Port
Ward 18 club backs B A C for Boston mayor
The James P Timility Social Club of Ward 18 met at their new headquarters 1042 Trensie Street and endorsed B A C for Boston mayor. Officers elected include Micera president James P Timility vice president Thomas Raftery secretary P J Shannon financial secretary J P Sme y treasurer Martin X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MON
P. A. Collins
James P
Ciud
Ward
Iential
Trensie Street
Micera
Dent
James
P. Timility
Thomas Raftery
P.’ J. Shannon
J. P
Mey
T Rer
Martin x More
William ‘Thee Club
On. B.A. C
Boston
Bo Hie
Union Park
Portorican Verdict Hinted by Supreme Court Adjournment
Washington May 26 The Supreme Court will adjourn tomorrow and is expected to issue opinions in the insular cases. Solicitor General Richards drafted an official statement outlining whether the Porto Rico and Philippines cession makes them integral parts of the United States for uniform duties and taxes. The Hawaii annexation issue also looms over the taxing clause interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Richards
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States
Hawaii
Hawaiian Republic
Congress
L Opening Delayed for Boston Elevate Service
Boston elevated rail progress shows five complete trains daily on two segments from Sullivan to Haymarket and to Dudley Street. Expected public opening pushed from June 1 to June 7 or 8. Visitors swarm the Sullivan Street trainhouse. Doyle and Hagerton of New York’s Manhattan Elevated tour the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Haymarket Square
Dudley Street
Sullivan Square
Messrs. Doyle and Hagerton
Manhattan
New York
Boston
McKernan
Gratton
Christensen Electric
Comny
Bosant
Eugeny
Calle
Nace
Eaenet
Unclear Fragments From Fret Baptist Church Message
Fragmentary text from a Baptist church note mentions a pastorate and sermon delivery to the congregation. The readable lines reference a pastorate and a Rev. but lack complete names, dates, or places to establish a full event.
Patrolman McCormick Halts Two Boston Runaways
In separate incidents Patrolman McCormick of Station 4 tackled two runaway wagons in Boston. He first grabbed the bridled horse near Albany street, risking injury as he was dragged a block, while Amos Scanlon suffered a scalp wound. Later he restrained a four boy open wagon on South street as wheels came off, wrecking the wagon but leaving all riders uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. McNelill
Machinists and Blacksmiths’ Union of
Boston
Central Labor Union
The
Trade Assembly
Stacy's Hall
Washington Street
State Street
Stacy
Canada
United States
McCormick
John Scanlon
West Second Street
Amos
Alace Avenue
Federal Street
Dewey Square
Kneeland
Albany
Albany Street
Amos Scanlon
McCrick
Beach Street
Lincoln
Charlestown
South Street
Baby Thrown From Carriage In Charlestown Bridge Runaway
An excited runaway on the Charlestown Bridge at 7:30 p.m. frightened a horse carrying Jacob Greenleaf of 149 Addison Street Chelsea his wife and children. The horse veered into Marti Roche's steamship office window at City Square shattering glass and injuring a 3 month old baby with a minor forehead cut. No others were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
McCormick
Station 4
Hanway
Charlestown Bridge
City Square
Charlestown
New Charlestown Bridge
Jacob Greenleaf
Addison Street
Chelsea
Tanimal
Marti Roche
Italian miners toil under eleven pound tunnel air in Boston
In East Boston tunnel construction Italian laborers endure eleven pounds per square inch of air, equating to about ten tons across the body. The crew faces daily shifts and transfers as work progresses slowly, with 320 feet reached last week and an estimated fifty more days to reach the next stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leid .McNeil
Bae
Boston
Robert A. Shaller
Bomes
John E. Palmer
Boston Transit Commission
Lewis Street
Died While Visiting Brother in Greenfield
Mise Grace J. Johnson of Greenfield died during a visit to her brother in Greenfield. The obituary notes the family ties and location, with limited readable details from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Harvard
Stanees
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H.W. Pattee & CO
Daniel J. Gilligan
Wheeler
Smith
Jesse M. Govb
Hoto
Chickering
George N. Swallow
Charles H. Innes
Deputy Eyee Camp
Walter L. Sears
Notman
Franz Hugo Krebs
Bostonians
Mit
Mkinley
Uncle Sam
Tre Bus
TN Mindanao
Shoemakers
Joseph Hooker
Department of Massachusetts
Grand Army of the Re- Rat
Coates
Frank A. Palmer
Supreme Court
MR. Nerrick
Station
Martin Roche
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