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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Pinkham
Boston Stock Exchange
Asies
Atchison
Ty Reo
Stael
Atchigom
One Co
B&q
Cl & Tol
Old Colony
Phil
Pacific
Bost & Cri Creek
Franklin Calumet
S.eeesees Oo
Wolverine
American Bellenews
England
Dom Coal
General Risctric
Til Steel
Estinghouse Lec
Aichi
STC Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State. Street
Boston & Criple Creek Mining
Boston & Cr
Beldenpple
Creek Mining
Mollse Gibson Mining
eVigvestes
Altham Motor
Cumberland & Onceola
Cs Negans
Santa Fe
NEW York Stock Sales
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Delaware
Leon
Rio Grande Pref
Hocking Valley
Ilinois Central
Lake Erie
Trust
Louisville & Na
Manhattanshville
Mobile & Issouri Pacific
Steee Ch
New York New Alba
Engeo
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Italio & Western
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Americano
Bern
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St Pau
Boston University
Congregational Church
NEW England Pensions
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MacDonald
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Hastinge
Stuart
Moore
Sheldon
Parks
Cooke
Tracy
Dever
Rosenberg
Goodsell
Wallace
Killian
Sheehan
Pirlot
Baldwin
Shea
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Provident
Suffolk Savings Bank
Bates
White
Graves
Gott
Grant
Solomon
Potter
Doble
Carter
Hoyt
Wadeworth
Lewenberg
Lattimore
Collins
Nicholson
Rior
Kurkjian
Simmons
Kneeland
Braintree St. Ry
Galvin
Bardwell
Tel. Co
Knowlton
Rankin
Svwift
Dodge
Mellen
Shilansky
Ballofsky
Bartlett
Philips
Town of
Spencer
Pitzgerald
Jones
Sessions
Exeter Boot & Shoe, Co
Brien
Waterman
Stern
Vincent
Riley
Spaulding
Brennan
N. Y
N. A
H.R. BR
Beshgoturen
Finberg
Jaqnith
Holt
Amen
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Sti Mccarthy
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Weet
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Coggewell
Ka ‘ E
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Port
Rondout
Regina
Sanborn
Nightingale
Rich
DR. Loucest & CO
Louwit & Co
Corresnee
Httle
DR. Lougest & CO
Columbus Ave
Mass
Ola
Hal
Hallock
Ap Court St
Beeston
Mars
Famie
O Bepbede, Medical Institute
Miker
Panphlet
A L. Bellatty
Cathrine
Duffy
Blaii Kelley
Rebecca A
Paula Bite
Colby
Echooners
Heather
Bell
Gale
Jobin Nn
Eltie
James
Swallow
Harry Morris
cLeah
Infladelpaie
Charlotte W. Miller
Higbee
Glinton Point
J. Frank Seavey
Kelley
Green'’s Landing
Bssee
Savannah
Harrisburg
Chatham
E. dc
H. F. Dimock
Apineaie
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Kansas
Michigan
American Line
Southampton
St. Paul
Paris
Havre
Garre
International
State House
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State St
Alexander Martin
Red Star Line
Antwerp
E. A. Adams & CO
Cor
Broad St
Baltimore
Merchants & Miners Transportation
Norfolk
Newport News
Providence
West Point
Freston
Soaick
Tenn. & Ga
Air, Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard
Kanawha
Baltimore & Otto R. R
Cumberland Gap
South
A. M. Gitaham
Agerd Wharf
Uptown
Meéecloskey
A. D
Central of Georgia Railway
Sysem
Tiorida
Central. & Peninsular Railroad
Technet Steamship Co
Lewis Whee
Paradelphia
Ees
Kame
N ‘Metropolitan 8. S. Co
Grand Lines
Ne Meso
Ocean S. Dew
Ae C
Ga. Ry
Pete
Ata Hicharitada & Barghe
Atlantic Ave
Southern Pacific Company
Molegan Line
Sunset Root
New Orleans
Wnt
Mississippi River Pointe
Texas
Arizona
Dretted
Colorado
California
Desea Dd
State Street
Edwin Hawley
Broadway
Bostoh
Eamship
Phila
Charleston
Wilmington
Pet
Stepmers
Tral
B. Sampson
Treaster’ and
Ionager
SP State St
Fiske Building
Tea
the “Yarmouth Steamship Co
Hteaners
Bier
Lewis Wharf
Yarmouth
Na 'S
I Spinney
Lewis Woart
Washington Et
Chathaw St
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Ann B. Davis
Denmark
Dvid
Oxford
Ork
Provident Institution For
Franklin Savings Bank of
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Elw George
Middlesex
John H. Mer
South Berwick
York
State of
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
H.folsom
Register
Mary L. Hooper
Warren L. Hooper
Middiesex
H. Folsom
Mary A.illiame
Mary Duffy
Arlington
Jabez A. Sawyer
Pate
S. H. Folsom
Emily
Tate
Parma
Toes E. Estabrook
Newton
Rob S. Winsey
Mary Winsey
Admx
Stoneham
Suffolks
Omas H. Baker
Wlliam J. Johnston
T. ‘ Baker & Company
Thomas M. Wetmore
Hatchick
John H. Colby
Court St
Charles S. Perry
Masonic
Equitable Accident Association OF the World
Commissioner of Corporations
Masonic Equitable Accident Aation
EU Perry
Seeria
Retary
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Fort ‘Point
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Woodward Emery
Committee On
Aldermen’s Room
City Hall
Charles H. Bryant
P.O
Opticians
Medical
Renner
Ieee CO
W. F. Carruthers
L. H. Lowe
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Canton
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Everett
Hingham
Hyde Park
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Lexington
Medford Melroee
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Wellester
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Liberal Commission
the Post
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James J. Mullen
Puttock’s
Beacon Sti
West Cottage St
Adhese
Wil
Shanl
Te Tenoning
Misolllan Eots
Meloyers
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Ena Peterson
Chardon St
Brussels
George F. Ricker
Charites St
Cambridgeport
Charles W. York %& CO
Border St
Larkin W. Poole
Iverett
Subway
Jones & Meehan
Boston Common
National Cigar
Warge
Ashburton Pl
Sharon St
Nash
Fruit Street
Blossom St
South Boston
Nak
Warrenton St
Suite Bf
Howard St
The
W. D. Wilmot
R. Andrews
J. Nelson
Harrison Ave
Tilden
Beachip
J. Ball
Farmeter
Tremont St
Kentucky
S. Yen & CO