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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1904

Page

8

Trust Accounts and Board Listing in Historical Ledger

Financial ledger shows assets and liabilities with figures 185,557 29 34,234 13 2,553,965 09 2,801,915 07. Board of Directors includes WM. Endicott as President and vice presidents Charles H. Dalton Chas F. Choate Franklin Haven and others such as Walter Baylies Alfred Bowditch Alexander Cochrane Edmund D. Codman T Jefferson Coolidge George Dexter Philip Dexter William Farnsworth Frederick P. Fish Morris Gray.

Walter C. Baylies Alfred Bowditch Alexander Cochrane Edmund D. Codman T. Jefferson Coolidge

Sailing and fishing news from coastal ports at sea

A light southwest breeze kept most fishing craft away yesterday with seven boats returning at sundown. Yesterday’s arrivals included the Carrie F. Roberts 7600 pounds and the Winifred 19500 pounds of fresh mixed fish. The Iberian arrived from Manchester to New York with 1000 tons of general merchandise after a 15 day voyage. Weather featured gales, especially Sunday and Monday, but no major damage. A stowaway, William Dexter, was found aboard the returning vessel. Other ships lagged, including the Idaho and Jupiter. Passengers aboard the Boston from Yarmouth assisted destitute fishermen home. Lascars counts in ships from Calcutta declined due to a seasonal law. Wool imports anticipated from Argentina and Australia. Norseman carried a record cotton cargo from Galveston, surpassing Mt Temple’s previous record. The Landsman.

Carrie F. Roberts Mortis H. Perry Bertha M. Bailey Ida M. Silva William Dexter New Bedford Bunker Hole Idaho Hull Jupiter Java Gibraltar Long Wharf Boston Yarmouth N. G Bernard Maloney Stephen Maddox John Boland Neil Ryan Gloucester Helen F. Whittin United States Admiral Farragut Jamaica Calcutta Galveston Norseman Dominion

Shipping News Mini Almanac Update from Nov. 23

The notice lists shipping data with sunrise and sea conditions. It records arrivals and cargo routes for steamers and tugs including Iberian Jago Manchester and City of Gloucester among numerous barges and towing operations. Names of ships, destinations, and associated cargoes appear alongside wind and water details.

Market Review and Outlook Signals Cautious Optimism

A Boston market survey notes a firmer money market but widespread caution as leaders unload while prices rise. Analysts warn of a potential December setback yet largely expect higher prices into 1905 with gains across Union Pacific Amalgamated Southern Pacific and other major names.

New England Union Pacific Amalgamated Southern Pacific Brooklyn Rapid Transit Sugar Atchison St. Paul Louisville & Nashville New York Central Pennsylvania Steel Boston Hayden, Stone & Co United States Coal and’ Oil United States Coal and Oil Company Curtis & Sederquist H. R. Leighton & Co Frederick R. Tibbits Arthur S. Leland & Co Ennis & Stoppant Mexican Central James Royall Stock Market Bulletin New York

Boom in Black Hills mining boom report from Deadwood

A Deadwood letter reports a major Black Hills mining upswing with Boston investment. It notes 1250 foot Homestake ore at $8 grade double average, Wasp No 2 improvements, Hidden Fortune high grade ore, Bald Mountain 90 stamps daily, Imperial Beaver shoot $180 per ton, and new zones at Dakota and Spearfish. Experts forecast the largest six month boom yet.

Deadwood Soush Dakota Black Hills Boston Homestake Wasp No. 2 Hidden Fortune Company Bald Mountain Horseshoe Company Imperial Company Dakota Spearfish

Copper Market Activity Declines After New York Reaction

Copper trading showed early week vigor but faded by week end after New York market moves. Amalgamated led with United States Mining, Copper Range, Trinity and Allouez following. most other stocks traded under 25,000 shares. A table lists weekly trading volumes and high low points.

New York Amalgamated United States Mining Copper Range Trinity Allouez

Holy Redeemer parish to host 28th coffee party in East Boston

Extensive preparations are underway for the 28th annual coffee party of the Holy Redeemer parish in East Boston under the Ladies Aid Society. Miss Sadie Marshall serves as society president with a team of women assistants coordinating the event at Lyceum Hall tomorrow evening.

Lawson’s Charges and Massachusetts Legislature Corruption Debate

Thomas W. Lawson’s harsh critique leads to a Senate style defense by Representative Robert Luce of Somerville. Luce argues the 1896 Massachusetts Legislature was not uniquely corrupt, noting most members value public welfare, while a few grafters exploit misperceptions to sway business leaders. He concedes some influence exists but contends widespread bribery is overstated and calls out useless intermediaries and venal few as the core problem.

New England Missouri Boston Thomas W. Lawson Robert Luce Somerville Massachusetts Lawson State House Charles H. Adams Melrose Arthur P. Vinal Chandler Senate W. H. Cushman W. H. Flynn Willam E. Weeks Everett F. H. Howe Edwin C. Miller Wakefield

Massachusetts Legislators Respond to Lawson Slaxon Allegations

A parade of past and present Massachusetts lawmakers denounce or defend Lawson's charges. Senators Jones Dana Sullivan and Chandler. representatives Adams Robinson Vinal Cushman Poland Weeks Butler Fisk Howe Miller weigh in on graft, integrity, and the so called third house.

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