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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1904
Page
10
George Y. L. Meyer Laurence Minot Richard Olney Henry A. Reed Nathaniel Thayer Lucius Tuttle Stephen M. Weld are listed as directors in a record showing a funds total of 39,604,817.14 dollars.
At a special Chelsea Young Men's Hebrew Association meeting, six directors were elected for one year: Max Goldberg Morris Levy Samuel Tuch Philip Jacobson Michael Brown and Samuel L Vine. A Sunday meeting will appoint officers for the third annual ball and concert on Thanksgiving eve at Commonwealth Hall East Boston. The Chelsea association may send three delegates to the Hebrew national convention in New York in March 1905.
Duluth journalist Chas O Brown reports twenty years of throat and nasal catarrh misery. After using Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder relief came within fifteen minutes and three bottles nearly cured him.
In Chicago opening, wheat futures gain 1 1% for December and May deliveries amid cash article scarcity. Corn rises about 2% and oats advance to share. provisions up 74% to 15. Liverpool grain price uptick influences local wheat pit.
Wall Street scene tracked the election mood with broad demand and firm leadership from heavyweight issuers. Heavy turnover topped 2.3 million NY shares, while industrials and railroad issues led gains. later, a shift favored dividend payers and established stocks. Local Boston market notes Tamarack Isle Royale gains and Amalgamated activity amid broader financial optimism.
The Exeter Andover football game on Saturday November 12 will attract a large crowd. Boston and Maine will run a special train from Boston at 1 pm returning from Andover at 5 15 pm. Round trip tickets are 95 cents, on sale at Boston Union Station and city ticket office 322 Washington Street.
James H. Dodge Boston city auditor, whose resignation was accepted by the Mayor, left the city for a two weeks vacation as his resignation will take effect afterward. Dodge has served 87 years in city service since 1881. chief clerk J A Mitchell remains in charge until a successor is appointed.
The Rehoboth wild man captured Tuesday night appeared in Taunton court this morning in custody of Deputy Sheriff George Nichols. He was identified as August Vincent, a Canadian with unknown residence. Wrapped in a horse blanket, he looked terrifying with long hair and beard and spoke little English. He has no home or friends and was committed to the State farm at Bridgewater.
New York, Nov. 9. Fire broke out in a public school on West Forty-seventh Street. At the fire drill alarm, 7500 children calmly marched out, many overcome by smoke but all saved. Teachers and firemen aided frantic pupils, the building was badly damaged, and mothers gathered around as children were found safe.
Judge Emmons testified as defence witness in Municipal Court for Frank Carroll of Everett charged with assault on William Stephenson of Stoneham on October 24. Carroll built an alibi by showing he spoke with Emmons at police HQ about strikers’ rights about an hour before the attack. The court discharged Carroll after two witnesses placed him in Everett and two officers placed him near the scene 25 minutes prior.
George B. Cortelyou, chairman of the national Republican committee, sent a message to the secretary of the Massachusetts Republican committee yesterday, thanking him for the work done for President Roosevelt in Massachusetts.
David Sullivan a 40 year old East Boston man employed at Standard Oil works narrowly escaped death after slipping into a vat of caustic acid. He suffered severe burns to his skin head hands and feet and was rushed to the Relief station then to a hospital for treatment. His coworkers alerted rescuers by his screams.
Ennis and Stoppani report opening sentiment favored higher wheat but elevator and private wire selling trimmed gains, cash wheat dull yet expected improvement as receipts fall and demand eats into sight. Corn shows underlying strength with cash and commission house buying, oats move with corn. old corn supplies are exhausted.
Promotional note extolling Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a vegetable remedy to cure constipation and related illnesses. Urges regular bowel movements to prevent fatigue, memory loss, female weakness, and debility. Claims one night cure for constipation biliousness and headache and lists price 25 cents with signature W. F. Smith.
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