Market advances as New York traders press prices higher
New York markets opened with traders pushing stocks up as commission houses led buying. Copper issues remained active across Boston and New York, with Arcadian, Mohawk, and Baltic moving up, while General Electric hit a record high on strong demand. Dividend news and exchange activity accompanied the rally as London and Montreal stocks showed broad strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Wall Street
Boston & Montana
Arcadian
Parrot
United States
British Columbia
Mohawk
Adams Ese Company
American Express Company
Néal A. Drvver
T. H. Perkins & Co
Boston Stock Exchange
W.W. Keith
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Federal Steel
General Electric Common
Stock Exchange
Chicago & Alton Railway Company
New Corporation
Cape Breton Copper Company
United
Iplema
Paris
Watson’s Point
Comany
Treasury
Dominion Iron and Steel
Uying
Montreal
Comny
York
Cnanles Co
Seeerers
Cochiti
Nder
McVichie
Lake Advices
Old Colony
Nordberg
Keweenaw Bay
Mae. Maine
Notice to stockholders of Fortuna Republica exchange
To stockholders of Perrens Republica Gold Mining and holders of Federal Trust receipts for same. Notice that the exchange time for Fortuna Republica stock and Federal Trust receipts for Consolidated Fortuna Republica stock will expire December 1. Exchange at 15 Exchange Place Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrens Republica Gold Mining Company
Federal Trust Company
Fortuna-Republica
Federal Trust Co
Consolidated Fortuna-Republica Co
Consolidated Fortuna-Republica Gold Mining Company
J. Hatch
Trustw
Boston
Dean's Ointment Cure Ad for Itching Piles
An affordable cure for itching piles is advertised. The text promotes Dean's Ointment as a night and day relief, sold at any drug store for 50 cents. It frames the remedy as a universal, quick option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Merchants Meet on Free Zone Remittance Issue
The Boston Merchants Association held its November meeting at Young's Hotel with President Carter presiding. Mr. Sears reported on remittance charges, noting about 80 New England banks still collect fees for check payments. He urged urging New England customers to push banks to remit at par or move deposits to banks with no remittance charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Merchants’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Carter
Sears
Committee On Banking and Currency
New England
Popular salesman joins Continental at Boston landmark
For years the old Blue Store or Comer's Blue Store stood as a Boston landmark and Mr. Gilrain has now aligned with Boston's Greatest Clothing Store, the Continental, at Washington and Boylston. He invites friends to visit his new stocked shop offering one of the largest selections of clothing, furnishings and hats in America, anticipating a mutually beneficial engagement with the Continental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer’s
Boston
Gilrain
Continental
Washington and
Boylston Streets
America
Hermit Catharine Bashore Leaves Lingerie Bequest
Miss Catharine Bashore, 86, found dead in Bethel township, left a will bequeathing her personal property to four nieces. Items include frilled night caps, sun bonnets, silk bonnets, shoes, aprons, chemises, handkerchiefs, shawls, petticoats, shawls, sacks, stockings, dresses, and other articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Penn
Catherine Bashore
Bethel Township
J. F. Natzinger
Elias Binner
Isaac Lengle
Daniel Hollenbach
Insolvency trial and bank case in Civil Courts of Boston
Civil Court proceedings note a bankruptcy case Mechanics National Bank vs Dixon Bros and Alderman Dixon amid accusations of debt totaling $65,000 with Souther notes involved. Jury found Dixon not insolvent but transferred stock and liquor license to defraud creditors. Other bankruptcy entries list several Springfield and Boston individuals with assets zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit
Lowell
Mechanics National Bank Et Als
BE. W. Dixon Et al
Dixon Bros
Atlantic Avenue
Commercial Street
Alderman Dixon
Dixon
J. K. Souther
Souther
M. Dolan
H. M. Burton
Taintiff
L. Whipple
David Pilis
F. B. Hodge
Springfield
George Twichell
Boston
William F. Colbert
Washington Street
Joel G. Osborne
Elmwood Avenue
Wollaston
William H. Westsell
Homer Street
Supreme Court—Commonwealth
Innes
Rescued From Drink Conqueror of drunkenness urged by Mrs Roberts
Miss Mary Roberts of San Francisco writes that she saved her brother from ruin through a remedy discovered by Dr Mathes. She urges women to write for a free trial package mailed sealed and odorless from Dr J W Haines at the Glenn Building Cincinnati Ohio to begin the cure at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roberts
Golden Gate Ave
San Francisco
Cal
Mathes
J. W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Multiple Civil and Criminal Dockets From Boston Superior Court
A consolidated report lists cases across sessions and modules. It covers H. and H. R. R. suit by estate administrator for John Collins death in Provincetown after Tremont station injuries. Hall et al vs Geiger on a 1525 commission claim. Laura Homans vs Boston Elevated Railroad for 650000 in injuries. P J Holland vs J J Coughlan et al for 8000 due to sidewalk collapse. Louis May vs E L Brodie over recovered money. J E F Donlan vs Morse trustees for mechanics lien on Berkeley House materials. Eliza Huntington vs C S Shute for note. J J McPhee vs B J Graham for injuries. W F OLeary vs K E Morris for tricycle collision. Bellows vs E A Drowne for salary balance. Angelo Penta et al vs W W Powers for soda fountain purchase. J T White et al vs W F Hunt for 70. equity case Reardon & Sons Corp vs Gateley for contempt. and Superior Criminal Court sentences of Diamond, Quigley, Scott, and Danie Peagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collins
Provincetown
Tremont Station
West Wareham
Bartlett & Anderson
C.F. Choate
J. L. Hall
Charles “Hall
Albert Geiger
Hall
P. L. McCarthy
P J. Grace
Cumston
Ashington Street
Areland Place
Continental Block
T. J. Gargan
8.C. Brackett and H. P. Harriman
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Or. Bailey
Richardson
Laura Homans
Boston Elevated Railroad
Public Garden
M. Coggan
Page
Taintiff
Cooney
A. I. Peckam
P. J. Holland
J. J. Coughlan
Way Street
Boston
Boston Terminal
Tf. N. Goding
Lincoln & Badger
Hopkins
Louis May
E. L. Brodie
Brett
May
Handell
Brodie
P. Tworoger
Adolph Rosenthal
F. J. Daggett
J. EF. Donlan
J. T. Morse
The
Berkeley House Co
Berkeley
Boylston and
Berkeley Streets
Sherlock
QO. B. Mowry
M. P
Jaintiff
Order Street
East
Descott
Ad Gapsackson &Knowlen
Ndants
W. FP
Olearya Y. KE. Morris
Burns & Clark
F. J. Tuttle
W. H. M. Bellows
E. A. Drowne Company
W. R. Smith
T._J. Finery
Pete W. A. Knowlton
J. W. Hien
Stevens
Angelo Penta
Www
Powers
J. F. Lynch
J. T. White Et al
W. F Hunt
Hutchins & Wheeler
Equity
Braley
John Reardon & Sons’ Corporation
J. R. Gateley
Gateley
State House
Impanes
J. R. Clarke
G. F. Ordway
T.W. Coakley
German Raiders Reported Sending Pekin Expedition
Berlin broadcast from war office cites Count Von Waldersee dispatch dated Pekin November 11. It says the former Pekin garrison lies between Huai Lai and Ksuen Hua, northwest of Pekin, prompting an expedition under Colonel Count Von Wartenberg to protect Catholics amid threats in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Belgium Senate Statement On China Policy And Territorial Acquisition
In a Senate session M. De Favereau, minister of foreign affairs, stated the government will not pursue military action in China nor form gondarmerie. It seeks a simple territorial settlement, possibly at Tien Tsin or another location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Senate
M. de Favereau
China
Gondarmerie
Tien Tsin
Harbor shipping notes mix of tugs steamers and wreck news
The column reports Captain Wade resigning the General Ayers to command the Channing and outlines the Yarmouth Steamship Company board meeting for a City of Monticello successor. It covers Cape Ann and City of Gloucester plans, fish prices at T wharf, a new five master schooner Van Allens Broughton for Captain Crowley, pilot Bruce McLean’s brother, and details on the tug Lackawanna and Dominion liner Commonwealth. News of the Leonora wreck, a fire at the Wrestler, Cestrian’s Liverpool cargo, and the Henry Lippitt dismasted in a hurricane are included along with Lippitt crew lists and prior vessel histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring
General Ayers
Kate Jones
Wade
F. H. Rogers
North End
Channing
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Yarmouth
Monticello
Nova Scotia
Cape Ann
Central
Gloucester
Burnham
T Wharf
Haddock
Bean’s
Camden
J. G. Crowley
Taunton
John B. Prescott
Van-Allens-Broughton
Scranton
Daniel Nulty
Commercial
James L. Sullivan
No. 3
Long Wharf
Wrestler
Atlantic Works
Cestrian
Thomas
Liverpool
C. W. Witham
J. H. Richardson
Arthur M. Goodridge
W. H. Wilkinson
A. Bailey
Commonwealth
New England
Brow Head
Queenstown
Henry Lippitt
South Shoal
Baltimore
EH. R. Norton
Hampton Roads
New York New Haven Hartford R A in Effect Nov 1 1900
Rail timetable lists departures from Terminal Station to New York New Haven and coastal towns via Air Line and Sound Lines. Morning Express to Hartford Middletown Willimantic Providence and regional stops, with through service to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Back Bay stop noted. Plymouth and Midland divisions served. numerous coastal connections and Friday Sunday variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Haven
New London
Vis
Aig Oe
Middletown
Willimantic
Hartford
Air Line
Saeilen
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washingn
Fall River
Stonington
Norwich
Providence
Tall River
Ae Ee
Back Bay
Plymouth
Midland
Whitman
Phate
Cohasset
Provincetown
A. m
Woods Hole
Cottage City
Nantucket
A. Milford
Lociersrand
Clinton
Maham
A. Needham
Aiéinakovita
Upper Falls
Medfield
West
A Ee
Figo
Ceck
St al
Pascoag
Sunays
Old State House
Boston
C. Peter Clark
C. Kendall
Two Big Liners Sail From Harbor On Eastward Voyage
The Dominion liner Commonwealth left for Liverpool about 4 PM with a full cargo of general merchandise including 15 000 barrels of apples and 154 286 bushels of corn. She carried 70 second cabin passengers, 160 steerage, and numerous saloon passengers led by Mrs Jane Adams and others. The Winifredian followed with 32 000 bushels of wheat and 214 623 bushels of corn, carrying a saloon list that includes the Rev F Van Allen M D and Mrs Van Allen with two children among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Dominion
Commonwealth
Liverpool
Leyland
Winifredian
Abigail Adams
B. Allan
B. L. Anes
Charles T. Brown
George C. Bosson, Jr
Bradley
H. E. Crawford
N. Delmar
Lewis Dexter
William Firth
Hannah Goldie
M. Goldsmith
Johnson
E. Lancaster
Philip W.rshall
Marshall
Ocean Steamship Combine Advances in Negotiations
Baltimore reports indicate the International Navigation Company will buy and absorb several ocean steamship lines including the Atlantic Transport Company and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. New York counters that the Atlantic Transport consolidation is denied by its president B N Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Navigation Company
Baltimore
American
Red Star Lines
Ocean Steamship Lines
Atlantic Transport Company
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
New York
B. N. Baker
Maplewood Schooner Rescued After Major Wreck
Captain Ira W. Colbeth and crew of the Maplewood were brought to port by the Viola Reppard after the three masted schooner wrecked about 30 miles east of Atteras lightship on November 8. The crew were saved on November 11 by the Pawnee and transferred to the Reppard the next day. the Maplewood was abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Colbeth
Maplewood
Viola Reppard
Amphitrite Sails for Tompkinsville After Repairs
The U S S Amphitrite under Captain Ed won 8 Houston commanding sailed yesterday for Tompkinsville. Extensive repairs have been made at the navyard with steam engineering and construction departments reporting the ship in first class shape for training duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amphitrite
Edwin
Houston
Tompkinsville
Navyard
Shipping News Minute Log and Tide Details
News brief notes sunrise and sunset times for November 15, with day length nine hours forty eight minutes. Moonrise at twelve ten a m, high water at six am and six fifteen pm. Arrivals include steamers Saathen Eva Nihaussen Gloucester and Baltimore to Portland served by Br. promes river service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saathen
Br. Promes
Iveres
Eva Nihaussen
SOE C.B
Blate
al John
Gloucester
Dizer
Baltimore
Fitchburg Division Trains From Boston via Hoosac Route
Trains leave Boston via the Hoosac Tunnel route with daily and Sunday exceptions. Services include Local Express, Day Express, Continental Limited with sleeping cars Boston to Chicago, and various Bay State and Lake Champlain connections. Names of lines, car names, and vessel traffic listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg Division
Boston
Hoosac Tunnel
Fitchburg
Gardner
Greenfield
North Adams
Williamstown
Troy
Albany
Saratoga
Utica
Binghamton
Hornellsville
Elmira
Syracuse
Rochester
Watertown
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Toronto
Detroit
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Northwest
N. Y
Continental Limited
Chicago Fast Express
Pacific Express
Lake Champlain
Keene
Bellows Falls
White River Junction
Rutland
Whitehall
Fort Edward
Glens Falls
Plattsburg
Adirondacks
Burlington
St. Albans
Malone
Ogdensburg
Boston and Maine Timetables for Local and Through Trains
Train schedules list departures from Portland Augusta Bar Harbor Lewiston Manchester St John Halifax and the Provinces Calais Saint Andrews and North Conway Intervale Thomaston Rockland and other Maine points. Services from Boston and Maine lines, with additional rail and steamer connections to Castine Deer Isle Sedgwick Bar Harbors Milbridge Jonesport Machias and Eastport. Trains leave Boston at 12:30 and 1:15 p.m. on select days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Augusta
Ar A. m
Harbor
Lewiston
Ape
Manchester
N. H
ST. “John
Halifax
Provinces
Calais
Sxervort
Wash.Co. R
Andrews
N. Ce
North Conway
Maine ‘ Central
Wisgassict
Thomaston
Rockland
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Routhwest
Bar Harbors
Mil Bridge
Jonesport
Machigent Sarees
Principal Local Stations and Rail Schedule Abbreviations
A dense list of train station timings across New Hampshire Vermont and neighboring regions. Includes Concord Plymouth Laconia Whitefield Bethlehem Twin Mountain and Montreal Quebec routes with Sundays and holiday adjustments. Notes indicate limited stops and special conditions for several lines and branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Pan
D. Ae
New Boston
North Weare Henniker and
North Wearh
New Bosto
Tilton
Laerport
Meredith
Laconia
Weirs
Plymouth
Concord
Warren and
Haver Mills
Campton
North
Dodstock
Pemighwasset Valley
Lisbon
Littleton
Whitefield
Lanscaster
Bethlehem
Twin Mountain
Faby
House
Whiteountain
Kok
Franklin
Lebanon
White River
Bristol
Claremont
Norwich Sand Shanover
ST. Johnsbure
Newport
Sherbrooke
Montreal
Quebec
Bosbyl Air Ee
N. Quebec
Chicago
Pas Wrst
G. Es Ry
Fast Express
C. P. Ry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tamarack, Cochiti and
Dominion Steel
Bay State
Navaho Gold
Pere Marquette Railroad
Toledo
Ludington
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Oday
National Tube Company
Pittsburg
Manhattan Company
Pinkham
Boston News
Exchange Place
Bosto
Nor
Central Vt
Oe & W
Rront River Til Steel
N E Gas & Coke
Bam Hey
Shah Allouez Mining
tAdventure Mining
Am Ag Chemical
Arnold Mining
Atlantic Mining
Baltic Mining
Bingham Mining
Bonanza Mining
Boston Elevated
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Bos & Mon
Colu
Butte & Bos In
Onan
Eeeee Cochitt Mining Rok
Ais OM Il On & M
tCop Range
Domin Coal
Dom Wed & Steel
Erle Tel
Ee Fhenklin Dinins
Henbonat Mining
Indo Egypt Comp
Isle Royale Mining
Mass Electric Do
Mergenthaler Lin
Mexican Centra
Baskeeen Mining
Michigan E . Ee
tMohawk Mining
Montana C&c
Bs National Tube
E Gas & Coke Do
New Eng Teleee
Old ‘Colony
Old Domin
Ang Osceola
Pacific Coast
Parrot Mining
Pere Marquette
Pullman Co
Quincy Mining
Rhode Island
Santa Fe Mining
Santa Ysabel
Swift & Cooree
Tamarack Mining
Trimountain
Vassarene
Utah
Victor Eeeer Verse
Washington
West End
Winona
Wolverine Mining
Yandot Eereseses
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & CO
FT State Street
Goldore
Mollie Gibson
Notaway Gold & Copper
Ies
Boston Little Circle
Pioneer Gold
Boston Aurora Zinc
Cseeses
Interstate Petroleum
Cceeeeeres
Mayflower Mining
Eee
Railroads
Atchison
Canada
Ches & Ohio
Chi
Gt Western
C,l&Leeestereernes
C& HI
Chi & N
Denver & R
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Illinois
Lamia & Nash
Manhattan
Ag Ag
I Missouri Pacific
Sesee mi
Mobile & Ohio
St Paul & Omaha
Southern Pacific
Caneshare Railway
S.ees
Eeese
Seer Ensesese Uscl & Wire
Anaconda’ ‘Mining Co
Brooklyn Ag Tran
Col Fuel & Gh Tobacco
Iba
National Biscuit
National Steel
Pacific Mail
Pullman Palace
Western Union
Committee On Banking
B. H. I. Gilrain
Parke
Murdock
Hadlock
Brooks
Merrow
Wilson
Superior Civil Courts
Sheldon
Mary Collins
Admx
Superior Criminal Court
George Diamond
Bishop
State
James Quigley
Roxbury
Massachusetts Reformatory
James Scott
House of Correction
Danie Peagen
W. F. Smith
Tremont ST
Pekin
Sperial Garrison
Belgium
Benjamin T. Howes
Lippitt
J. W. Given
Bowdeinham
Aes Adams
Bath
John Wilson
J. O. Lovell
W. Pager
Coceena
Augustus Hoffman
R. Rammay
J. O. Chrvall
Addrega
M. G. McLaughlin
Broadway
New York City
New York, New Haven & Hartford
R.A
Ocean Steamship Combine
Denial From
Schobner's
Parthian
Crowell
H. M. Whitney
Baker
Charles F. Mayer
McLeod
Portsmouth
C. C. Co
Mehaffey
Norfolk
Ruth Robinson
Theall
Perth Amboy
W. H. Card
Yankee Maid
Stanton
Rebecca G. Whilldin
Barber
Harold I. Berry
Harford
Kennebec
G M. Hopkins
Newburyport
State of Maine
Louisburg
C. B
Martin
Pictou
N. 8
Avalon
Quaco
N. B
Commoneealth
Liverepool
R. C
Vest
High Pee
J. King & Co
Nottingham
Rs Sons Mpeor
Owing
N. J
Strota Portamouthy
C. R
Brooke Line
President Roads
Theolene
Brunswick
Mary
Adelaide
Randall
City Ticket Office
Union Station
Lakewort
Warren
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