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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1906

Page

8

Arcadian Mine Prospects Hint at Baltic Vein Link

Boston reports from Houghton Michigan indicate Arcadian officials are guarded, but a credible source says a crosscut may have reached a wide mineral vein possibly continuing the Baltic lode. The footwall trench resembles Baltic structure, with recommendations to buy Arcadian stock at present prices for potentially high profits.

Arcadian Quincy Standard Oil Arcadian Company Thomas W. Lawson Boston Houghton Mich Baltic Ares

Arcadian Copper Co. Circular Questioned by City Leader

A city official critiques a November 8 Arcadian Copper Co. board circular to stockholders about land sale to Quincy Mining Co. He defends management, cites drilling and surface data showing a vein 22 to 30 feet wide with copper value, and notes plans to extend crosscuts east to explore additional lodes.

Arcadian Mr. Rogers Standard Oil Quincy Hancock Rogers-Cole Quincey Quincy and Stock Exchange Arcadian Copper Co Quincy Mining Co

Weekly Review and Market Outlook

The week shows a broad bull mood driven by easing money conditions and positive news. Speculation centers on St Paul Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Great Northern stock advances tied to expected favorable developments for holders. Mining stocks surge with many new outfits from Goldfield Butte Arizona and Cobalt camps. caution remains essential amid volatile local shares and uncertain currency flows.

Hill Harriman St. Paul Union Pacific Southern Pacific Great Northern Shaw The New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle Butte Arizona

Beacon Universalist Church Postpones Opening at Coolidge Corner

Brookline parishioners delay the opening of the Beacon Universalist Church on Harvard Street Coolidge Corner due to minor repairs. Rev George L Perin will lead the opening service next Sunday in the temple style new church building.

Beacon Universalist Church Brookline Coolidge Corner George L. Perin Harvard Street Coolidge District

Hyde Park Police Form Relief Association Organized

Hyde Park police formed a Police Relief Association on November 18 with all regular officers joining. The charter list remains open two weeks for call men. Elected officers include President Lieutenant Robert E. Grant Vice President Sergeant Robert M. Sampson Financial Secretary Edward J. Welsh Secretary George H. Packer Treasurer James A. Cullen. It is a strictly benefit order, not political, aimed at a sick and death fund for members.

Hyde Park Robert E. Grant Robert M. Sampson Edward J. Welsh George H. Packer James A. Cullen

Mayor Fitzgerald Denounces Tammanyized Boston Plan

Mayor Fitzgerald defends a reform to recognize 25 ward committee chairmen with broad powers, arguing it strengthens civic and political service. He stresses nonpersonal motives, cites Ward 6 as a model, and warns against factional strife while contrasting with Tammany Hall practices.

Fitzgerald Democracy United States Roosevelt Boston E. L. Logan Norton Tammany Hall New York City

Airship campaigner Scannell vows City Hall win

Colonel Roger B. Scannell leads an aeronautical bid in a giant airship named Democratic Independent from West End to Court Square as Aero Club crowds cheer. He pledges to back working people with strong city funding while opponents scramble to respond to his unconventional campaign and transit.

John B. Moran Roger City Hall Aero Club of Wards Roger B. Scannell Court Square Mission Church Seannell Leary East Boston Baldwin South Boston Sullivan Charlestown Hoar Hennessey Dorchester Aeronauuts Boston Noddle Island Giblin Bunker Hill Jackson Club Red Devils Tammany Curley Gurney Guards Scannell West End Harry Nawn John Lee Woods Cauley The Hibernians State Street Navy Yard Roughan’s Hall

Appeal to Save Bromfield Street Church Centenary Call

In a centennial sermon Rev C H Stackpole urged Boston Methodists to support the Bromfield Street Methodist Church as it faces possible closure. The aging parishioners gathered amid memories of 1792 origins and 64 pastors including Wilbur Fiske and Bishop Mallalieu. Tomorrow features a Boston preachers meeting with leaders Galbraith Douglas and Withrow joining a Lorimer Hall banquet.

Bromfield Street C. H. Stackpole Tottering Boston Bromfield Church Boston Preachers’ Meeting Mallalieu John Galbraith R. S. Douglas J. L. Withrow Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple Wilbur Fiske Wesleyan University Joseph Cummings D. D W. F. Warren T. L. Townsend

National Society of Sabbath Colleges Formed

A National Society of Sabbath Colleges was formed yesterday at Eagleton Square Methodist Episcopal Church where the first Sabbath college began a little over a month ago. Officers elected unanimously include President C. D. Pugsley of New York Vice-President L. H. Mellroy of New York Secretary Rev C P Pledger Pastor of the church Treasurer Rev W K Amden of Massachusetts The new body aims to bring Sabbath colleges to the attention of churches nationwide.

Eagleston Square Methodist Episcopal Church C. D. Pugsley New York L. H. Mellroy C. P. Pledger W. K. Amden Massachusetts

Overzealous Citizen Triggers False Fire Alarm

Smoke issuing from a chimney at Traiser's factory 118 Merrimac street prompted a citizen to pull Box 411 alarm yesterday afternoon at 4 30. Firemen inspected the site and severely reprimanded the man for his overzealous act. Apparatus returned to stations.

Traiser Merrimac Street

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