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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1899

Page

8

Franklin Syndicate Mystery Draws Brooklyn Theories

Officers and detectives probe William Miller and the Franklin Syndicate after a Brooklyn post office surge of investor mail and reports of large dividends. Capt. Lees calls Miller neat and slick while confirming widespread subscribing across Gates Avenue to Boston links.

Open cellars menace West End sidewalks in Boston report

A Boston Post reporter visits West End streets to document open cellarways that thread the sidewalks. Iron gratings and rails exist only in older houses while newer buildings still expose dangerous openings and narrow pedestrian paths. Officers note daily accidents and urge proper guarding or railing to protect passers by.

Ind Post Wall Street Cotting’ Street Wall -Street West End Ny Wall Street Wall ‘Street Cotting Samuel Butler Butler Baller George ‘H. Sullivan T Minot

Miller's Franklin Syndicate Draws Brooklyn Crowds

A long column portrays Mr. Miller as a self made financier linked to the Franklin Syndicate. It notes his appeal to ordinary people, aims to attract small investors, and previews new branch offices in Bridgeport and New Haven. It questions stability while praising preparation and “no defeat.”

Jer New York Stock Exchange Franklin Syndicate Wallstreet Miilir Miller Brooklyn Charlestown Bridgeport New Haven Miner Galden Lee “T Charles

Miller's Scheme Defended by Investors in Franklin Syndicate

Letter to the editor from investors defending Mr. Miller and the Franklin Syndicate. They say Miller has fulfilled his promises and argue against the Post's criticisms, claiming regular weekly returns of 10 percent and accusing banks of harming widows and orphans by withholding funds.

Lewis Brooks Tompkins Street J. H. Buckley Miller Buckley Lees Franklin Syndicate Wilson Brooklyn Fisher Steele Naylor Roehr Reynolds McManu Wien Payings Bank Caine Iveatore

Porto Cabello Ruined After Battle With Casualties

Porto Cabello Venezuela fell after a fierce land and sea assault led by General Ramon Guerra against General Paredes. The town suffered ruin with an estimated 600 killed or wounded. U S and allied commanders' forces supported the bombardment while British American French Dutch efforts aided the surrender.

Porto Cabello Venezuela Peredes Andrade Cippiano Castro Paredes Guerra Reredes

Textile Council Seeks 10 Percent Wage Increase

A special Textile Council meeting reports unions backing a 10 percent wage rise for all operatives with current schedules, to take effect December 11. If refused, workers may not return that day. The council proposes arbitration by five members plus a fifth chosen later, with a report due by November 24.

RIVDR Textile Council Whitehead

Elevated Railway Exhibition For Newspaper Men

The Boston Elevated Railway Company invites a party of newspaper men and officers to inspect the central power house today. Special cars depart Park Street station at 10 30 a m for a tour of the new elevated structure and the aerial road sections under construction in Washington Street and Charlestown.

Rochester Worcester Meltons Boston Elevated Railway Company Park Street Upper Washington Street Charlestown

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