A Firm Market Shows Dull Yet Steady Trading Friday
May 2 market activity remained generally dull but firm with bears covering shorts ahead of a holiday. gains came from West corn outlook and London prices, while copper marked early gains but trimmed by close. Centennial Mining reorganization forecloses June 16, and Boston & Lowell bond plans eyed for June 10.
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Oregon Reorganization Plan Approved by Security Holders
The Oregon improvement reorganization committee led by Waterbury Coolidge Morse Hooley and Bache filed a reorg plan with security holders. It proposes 5 million 5 percent 60 year gold bonds 5 million 4 percent non cumulative preferred stock and 9 million common stock with specific exchange terms for various bond and stock classes. The plan has broad acceptance from bond and stock holders and is endorsed by trustee Rolston of Farmers Loan Trust and Olcott chairman of the bondholders committee.
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Oregon Improvement plan for reorganization outlined
A committee announces a plan to reorganize the Oregon Improvement Company with new securities including first mortgage bonds, non cumulative preferred stock, and common stock. Bondholders and stockholders in New York and Boston may secure copies of the plan and exchange existing certificates by July 1, 1896. Entities include Manhattan Trust Company Old Colony Trust Company John J Waterbury Julius S Bache Simpson Thacher & Barnum.
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Charles B. Storer
Boston Stock Exchange Official Sales Report
The Boston Stock Exchange releases the day’s official sales report detailing the highest and lowest prices, with closing bid and asked prices. The entry notesMay 29 as the reporting date, reflecting market activity and price ranges for the session.
Working Boys New Home Dedication at Newton Highlands
Archbishop Williams will dedicate the Working Boys Home at Newton Highlands on Sunday at 3 pm. Bishop Keane of Washington University will preach, with Cardinal Satolli likely in attendance. The Working Boys Band from Father Drumgoole’s home will play, and Henry Oles orate a new ode sung by 200 voices. A Boston & Albany train departs Kneeland Street at 2:25 pm for attendees.
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Death of Captain Benjamin Sears at East Boston
Captain Benjamin A. Sears of the Union towboat Kate died at 6 p.m. Thursday at 8 Putnam Street East Boston from typhoid pneumonia. He previously commanded the tug Samuel Little during Captain Johnny Ford’s illness. Born in Dennisport Massachusetts 42 years ago he leaves a widow and a brother Roger Sears captain of the towboat N. P. Doane. The Blanche towboat was named after his sister. Funeral arrangements set for Monday afternoon at his residence with interment in Salem. Flags at half mast marked by harbor towboats in his memory.
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New England Inventors Propose Mutual Protection Society
American inventors in the New England states plan a formal league to protect rights in courts and the patent office. They seek names and addresses of interested inventors, aiming for a 100000-strong membership base with modest dues and a nominal initial assessment. Send details to P. J. McElroy, inventor of Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Cambridge Growth Story Told in Sunday Post
Cambridge readers are urged to order the Sun day Post for an illustrated feature on the city’s growth since 16. The piece promises a detailed look at local development and key milestones shaping Cambridge.
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Sunday Post
Morse Fiery Speaks at South Weymouth Soldiers Memorial
In Morse Fiery at a Memorial meeting Elijah A Morse defends the Union pension system against charges of mercenary motives and fraud. He cites President Cleveland and Harvard President Eliot, asserting the pension roll is largely free of fraud and that the government must not break faith with Union defenders.
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Milton Hillside Suburb Promises Fine Boston Area Lots
Milton Hillside near Boston is being developed from a long-held estate into a residential district. Trustee O H Flanders says the original family owns the land, with lots from 5000 to 10000 square feet and frontage of 75 feet. Memorial Day trips to select lots encouraged. office at 209 Washington Street open all day.
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Shipping News Mini Almanac May 30
Shipping notices list arrivals cleared and sailings of numerous steamers and schooners. Ships include British Empire Wills London and Baltimore Beezley London among many others. ports cited include London Philadelphia Halifax and Gloucester with merchandise passengers and towing barges U.S. and Canada coastal traffic indicated with multiple vessel names and movements.
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