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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1895

Page

7

Market gains on short covering and notable stock moves

The market closed firm after a day of short covering lifting Manhattan and Western Union. Sugar American Tobacco Chicago Gas and Whiskey posted strong recoveries in the industrials while New England shares rose to 60 with underlying financials showing improved quarterly results.

Manhattan Western Union Grangers Southwestern American Tobacco Chicago New England New England Railroad Massachusetts Railroad Commission G. M. Dodge Worth & Denver City Railway General Dodge Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Coffin and Paine General Electric Company United Electric Securities Company Boston Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company Mexican Central Railway Company Tampico Robinson London Lewissohn Bros. & Co New York Bears Montana Boston & Montana Company House Quincy Boston & Cripple Creek Mining Company Ontario General Land Office Wisconsin Central Railway Company Supreme Court Knight-Osborne Wisconsin Central Chicago Gas Company Pacific Mail Steamship Company Panama Railroad Wall Street

6 Percent Gold Bond Investment Offer

Advert explains a Boston trust company issue of 6 percent gold bonds secured by a mortgage on all property. Bonds mature in ten years with semiannual interest, promoted as safe with high yield compared to savings banks. Readable details invite inquiries for full information and application.

Savings Bank Gold Corporation Boston Mall Senu Keene Pl Ana Cou Washington St

New York Cotton Quotations November 20 1908

New York cotton quotes show steady futures after market close with opening prices for various months and corresponding highs lows and closes. Notable values include January at 8.16 close and December at 8.12 close, with Liverpool telegrams citing steady tone and daily sales.

New York ER. E. Befland & Co Exchange Building West Ceiade Eales Liverpool Mare Oo Sun Cil Dae Qupesdaily t-Se Augustember

Boston University cap and gown vote ends in uncertain outcome

The final meeting on senior class cap and gown questions at Boston University concluded yesterday after a vote by envelope method. Fifty five members were counted with thirty five in favor and others opposed or undecided. A committee was formed to arrange caps and gowns. Professor George Derron addressed students at a monthly missionary meeting.

Reed Hila Small Lily Farrar Carri Voters Grace Brown of Boston University

Congregational Church Dedicated at Whitinsville

The New Congregational Church at Whitinsville was dedicated today with a large gathering. The Union churches participated in the services led by pastor Emiah Boynton of the Congregational line. Several pastors from Fisherville South Con churches joined in the exercises.

Whitinsville New Union Fisherville Wasemiah Boynton

Divers raise Blondé at Dorchester after sinking at moorings

Diver Alfred Sorensen moved the steam yacht Blondé to a safe place in Dorchester following its sinking at City Point moorings during a heavy blow. The vessel's value is about 1500 dollars. The report also details storms, wreckage, and several port incidents including the schooner Mary Sprague's voyage from Brunswick, GA, and various repairs and recoveries along the harbor.

Alfred Sorensen Dorchester Blondé Baldwin, Bros City Point Frank Poland Mary Sprague Brunswick Cunningham, Banks & Co Poland Gulf Stream United States Pettis Bergenson Olsen, Lindburgh and Connelly Gypsum Prince B. H. Jones Wrestler Philadelphia Suffolk Henry Clay Nantasket Roads Rebecca A. Taulane Pierce Port Johnson Boston Atlantic Works Marine Railway Treat Hampton Roads Sidney Treat Florence Warren Line Roman Liverpool Borderer Nicaragua Stegar Edward Kidder Valparaiso Chile New York Carbonero Haley Nova Scotia Cape Breton North End Mabel I. Meyers Rosario Emmons East Boston T Wharf Independence Madagascar Calais Fiske Portland Eastport St. John N.B St. Croix Cumberland

Sailors' Work Discussion at Episcopal City Mission Event

An account of sailors' work will be given next Sunday at the annual meeting of the Episcopal City Mission at the Church of the Advent. The mission notes St Mary's Home for Sailors in East Boston as the best equipped sailors' building in the United States and reports Sailors' Haven in Charlestown needing a new hall twice the size. Average daily attendance at the missions has been about eighty for the year.

Episcopal City Mission Church of the Advent St. Mary's Home Boston United States Sailors’ Haven Charlestown

New England Pensions Widows and Increases Funded

Washington announces pensions for various widows and original claimants across Rhode Island, Maine, Massachusetts, and other states. The Interior Department draws 19.85 million dollars from the Treasury for quarterly payments, with about 1.8 million allocated to Augusta Maine and 760 thousand to unspecified recipients.

Washington Rhode Island Mary E. Phelps Appenaug Maine Hannah ‘M. Ware Bucksport Massachusetts Frank M. Beckler Boston Jonathan C. Dyer East Somerville Alva M. Richardson Malden Increase Edward Lanigan Worcester Secretary of the Interior Secretary of the Treasury Augusta

Milk Train Collision at Prison Point Charlestown

Carelessness on the Fitchburg railroad caused a milk train crash at Prison Point. A Boston Dairy Company train on a siding was struck by a beef laden train after the switch to the milk track was left open. Injured were A L Dutton of Cambridge and Charles Locke. Milk spilled and cans overturned amid wreckage and forceful impact.

Fitchburg Prison Point Charlestown Boston Dairy Company A. L. Dutton Cambridge Charles Locke Dutton Locke W. I. Badger L. RB Campbellet Wakefeld & Iarookans R. B Blackpole Dickson West End R. R Wood Boston & KR Rosenth Adeley Ey Atlantic Works Beonett Pen McGovern Stanton Va West End Boston Bruce Chase R. R Butler Nashua I. & B. F. Co Blodgett Thomas H. Woodfin J. Gardner Curtis A. M. Lyman Whipple Edwardee Merchants’ Yonaoa Company Dedham Greenhood Ford Welch Geen Badger Maloney Uestion Dennettes H. R Corpo Moca Hibatic Baker Leavy West End R McClellan McClellam Va Hooton Same Warren Moody Boston & Albany N. R Scanion Doe Ruth W. C. Heaver H. H.’ Sprague M. R. Popkin Aes C. EF. Donnelly D. Ware Spofford Liverett Herald Pub. Co Benne Zeae Abrams Alger Frederickson Walworth S. Co Motherway i Wail Howland Maynard Nonantum War. Co Rockwell Cole Maguire V8 Incy Boston R. R Vera Richardson and Hammond, Jr

Boston Superior Court Docket Listings and Case Names

An extensive 1900s court page lists civil, supreme and commonwealth cases with plaintiff and defendant names, attorney assignments, and docket numbers. Entries include railroad and corporate actions, personal injury torts, property disputes, and various hearings scheduled across sessions with noted outcomes or orders.

Udicial Court Eionweam Eoelde Allen, Tadedaen Sis Haron Smith Benton & Choate Oe Giesdaat Cohen F. Hunt G. B. Curry Lee Thayer Lombard R. T. Lombard Were Fitchbo Fast Company A. McGeough G. A. Torrey Pale Galbraith West End Street Railway P. Harriman F. J. Daggett H. i. Bailey Commonwealth Boston Wharf Co Grover Ao Ree Mitchell Tarbox Childs Rdon Sanderson Stilienan Whittemore Brown Jervis Engineering Co. Co Eee Revere Waldron American Wringer Co Bromo 3 Jaeets Walla St Be N. Hy

Miniature Almanac Navy Movements From Harbors and Coastal Ports

The column lists arrivals and cargoes by steamers and schooners including the State of Maine Colby St John N B via Eastport Portland with merchandise and passengers to E A Waldron. Steamers Essex Bay State Kennebec Herman Winter and various schooners including Alice T Boardlais Mary Auntie and Stella B plan to York area with lumber nitrate of soda and general freight. Names of vessels captains and ports appear with destinations such as Norfolk Baltimore New York Halifax and Pisagua reflecting maritime activity in the period.

Eosa Vineyard’ Haven Borne Perth Amboy Herman Winter Nickerson New York H. M. Whitney Bolivia Classon Pisagua Chil John G. Hal Co Pried Ey Arecibo P. R Halifax N. S Power Ees Embree McLean, Botch N. Sonos Os Macies Br. Wa Trahan Ippereghan N.S Aice T. Boardlais Les Brunswick John ‘Twoby Thatcher Estelle Phin Phinney Agnes Manso Rabbitt

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