Shorthand and Typewriting Taught in Lynn Schools
Principal Jackson and Principal McKillop promote an innovative program in Lynn English High and night schools adding shorthand and typewriting. The plan emphasizes mental training and practical business skills, with high student demand, female participation, and a progressive curriculum including commercial arithmetic, banking, and geography. Miss Webster leads the stenography class. the program uses Graham phonography and four Remington typewriters, aiming for well-rounded graduates ready for practical work.
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Lynn
Jackson
Graham
United States
Springfield
A. Webster
Lee
Coor
Lynn Carpet
Dad McKiilep
Loran
Stem
Pitman
Remington
McKillop
University for Utah seeks funds in Boston to finish walls
In Boston a meeting at Boston University heard Rev J Wesley Hill outline the Utah University project. Funds halted after second story reached. resumed last July with civic subscriptions but again ran short. Dr William F Warren and Dr Edward Everett Hale urged Massachusetts aid of at least 15000 dollars. A five member committee including Warren Hale and Read will organize fundraising efforts.
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Utah University
Boston
Massachusetts
Boston University
J. Wesley Hill
William F. Warren
Wesley
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Utah
Hiatie
Mormomdom
Holmes
Great Salt Lake
Dead Sea
Edward Everett Hale
John Sherman
Warren
Dr. Hale
William D. Read
Wayside Notes From a Congregational Club Meeting
Reports from a monthly Congregational Club meeting cover a church music paper read by Rev B M Fuller of Waltham, a Kalender Kirmess by Zion AME Church clubs to meet last mortgage, Post 199 G A R dedicates Memorial Hall, and a hospital petition approved in Brookline. Also notes praise from Mayor Bradford for Harvard Yale game policing, a ammonia pipe incident at N E Hollis Co cold storage, discharge of Joseph E Marier at Custom House, State Grange to open December 15, Green street widening plans, and waiting rooms proposed for Lyon Boston railroad patrons near City Square.
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Congregational Club
B. M. Fulleran
Waltham
Zion’s
Memorial Hall
Brookline
The
Free Hospital For Women of
Boston
Pond and
Cumberland Avenues
Bradford
Springfield
Board of Police
N. E. Hollis & Co
North Street
Joseph E. Marier
Custom House
Beard
Mr. Marier
United States
Massachusetts State Grange
American House
Green Street
West End
Chambers
Stamford Streets
Lyon & Boston Railroad
City Square
Charlestown
Ark Street
Chelsea
Fire alarm card divisions set for city districts
Fire Commissioners announce a new alarm card system with numbered zones across Boston areas. Districts include South Boston Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown West Roxbury East Boston Brighton and specials in public buildings hotels and stores. A request for three unpaid vacation days monthly was deemed impractical due to cost and staffing needs.
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Fire Department
South Hoston
Roxbury
Dorchester
Charlestown
West Roxbury
East Boston
Brighton
Deaf Mutes Lecture Series In Boston Evening Talk
The Gallaudet Society for Leaf Mutes presents a lecture series for deaf mutes in Boston and vicinity. Professor William G. Jones of New York City speaks tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the vestry of the Church of the Good Shepherd Cortes street. Sign language will be interpreted by Leg. 5S. Sawley for hearing attendees.
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Gallaudet Society For Leaf Mutes
Boston
William G. Jones
New York City
Church of the Good Shepherd
Cortes Street
Jones
Chicago
St. Louis
Sawley
Independent nominations for city council and wards
Nomination papers have been issued for Frederick A Wilder Republican Independent in the tenth District for Alderman. Michael J Moore Democrat and Independent and Michael V Maloney Democrat and Independent in the Sixth Aldermanic District. Michael W Norris Democrat and Independent for the Common Council in Ward 13. John Boyle Independent Democrat for Council in Ward 8. Thomas Farrell Democrat and Independent in Ward 6.
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Frederick A. Wilder
Michael J. Moore
Michael V. Maloney
Michael W. Norris
Common Council
John Boyle
Thomas Farrell
Republicans Reported List For School Board And Street Jobs
At Union Hall the Republican Mayoralty Convention presented a 12 name slate for three year terms on the school committee and three year terms for street commissioners. Names include Willard S. Allen Liberty Ad Packard Samuel Capen Lalia Pingree J P C Winship Richard Humphrey Solomon Schindler Thomas Emery Alice Miller Frank Dimick John P. Dore James Nugent and others. Debate over qualifications, party balance, and one Democrat among the commissioners followed with a motion to divide the vote and another to substitute Duane for Nugent. both were defeated.
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Willards. Allen
Liberty AD. Packard
Samuel D. Capen
Lalia B. Pingree
J. P. C. Winship
Richard C. Humphrey
Solomon Schindler
Thomas J. Emery
Alice F. M. Miller
Frank E. Dimick
Union Hall
C. Coffin
Committee of Twenty-five
A. W. Tufts
Henry W. Carstensen
Willard S. Allen
G. J. Campbell
Allen
Samuel Kelley
Prescott
J. B. Maccabe
East Boston
Dore
Duane
RE. P. Butler
Ward 23
Nichols
Ward 15
A. G. Perkins
Ward 18
Nugent
Smith
Jerry Donovan
Ward 8
Matthews
Coffin
Henry Carstensen
Mr. Smith
Joseph B. Maccabe
Eastboston
Boston and Montana dividends offered and railroad notes ready
The next two Boston and Montana dividends were offered for 150 yesterday. A call on Mexican Central at 22 percent for the balance of the week was bid. The directors of Santa Fe Copper Company elected Thomas Nelson as director in place of the late Irving A. Evans. Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham railroad's 6 percent coupon extension notes are ready for delivery at No. 50 State Street. Gossip hints a Detroit dividend payable in January. Matthew Bolles resigned the presidency of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad. M O Adams's election signals closer ties with Boston and Maine railroad. Fort Payne shareholders meet Friday at 2 o'clock at 20 Weybosset Street Providence to review a committee report and possible use of about 90,000 in treasury bonds. A put on 200 Sugar at 85 for thirty days was offered in New York for 14 percent. A spread on 300 Missouri Pacific at 50 66 for sixty days was offered at 144 percent in New York. Coal agents restrict December output to 8,250,000 tons. The first half of the new Boston and Maine stock will be issued Saturday, 23,282 shares paid for at 10 per month. Eastbound shipments from Chicago last week totaled 76,849 tons, vs 78,810 a year ago. Northwestern and Omaha directors to meet December 2 to decide dividend policy. October exports were 102,933,296. imports 66,795,239. trade balance up 36,138,057 from prior year. The October gain was 25,778,367. STATE SYRHELT GOSSIP.
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Boston & Montana
Mexican Central
Santa Fe Copper Company
Thomas Nelson
Irving A. Evans
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Railroad
State Street
Detroit
Matthew Bolles
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
M. O. Adams
Boston & Maine Railroad
Fort Payne
Weyboset Street
Providence
Treasury
New York
Missouri Pacific
Boston & Maine
Chicago
Northwestern
Omaha
United States
Unclear Regional Figures Report November 1891 Data
The fragment lists Eastern Tennessee Virginia and Georgia figures for November 1891 and 1890, with second week values and totals such as 144,564 and 160,756. It includes December and January running totals as well as multiple numeric entries like 1.6,1538,3386,461,250 and 302,912, but no readable context or complete sentences.
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East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Quarterly stock letter of multiple firms with share figures
A dated financial note lists quarterly share allocations and prices for numerous companies including AMERICAN Express, ACUSHNET MITTS, CALUMET & HECLA, CHICAGO GAS, EAST TENNESSEE VIRGINIA & GEORGIA RAILROAD, GREAT FALLS MANUFACTURING, NEW ENGLAND AUTOMATIC ORCHESTRA, and others. The brief item records par values and receipt dates such as Dec 1, Dec 12, Jan 15, and similar, indicating a summary of quarter end positions and preferred stock details across multiple entities.
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American Express Co
Acushnet Mitts Co
Calumet & Hecla Missing
Choaco & Alton
Chicago Gas
Nee Adjustable Sho“ Co
Spee Ee Bourtineton & Quincy
Bee Central Trust Co
East Tennessee
Virginia & Georgia
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Jackson CO
New England Automatic Orchestra Co
Northern Pacific RR
Nashua Manufacturing Co
New York
Lake Erie & Western RR
OLD Colony
Wamsutya MiLis
Semmi-Ann
J Aay Manufacturing Co
Anil
York Manufacturing Co
Proposed Investments Bonds to be Issued Across Cities
Bond issues and proposed electrification projects sweep multiple cities from Jacksonville Florida to St. Louis Missouri and Chicago Illinois. Investments include river deepening bonds in Jacksonville, bridge bonds in Broome County New York, a large 4 percent 20 year renewal issue in St. Louis, and electric lighting ventures in Litchfield Mechanicsville Yonkers Curacao and other locales. Corporate finance and municipal bonds note varied amounts from 1 000 up to 2 748 000 dollars with several plans pending authoritative confirmation.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Winplesork
N. Y
County Board of Supervisors
Broome County
Bond News
St. Louis
Bank of Scotland
Stevenson
Electric Enterprises
Litchfield
Litchfield Light, Heat and Power Company
H. H. Beach
Light City
Mechanicsville
Mechanicsville Electric Light and Power Company
C. R. Sheffer
New York City
Williamsbridge, Woodlawn & Westchester Railroad Company
Herbert N. Curtis
Roadway
City
Yonkers
Curcaco, Al—Crosstown Railway Company
Mark T. Leonard
Market activity notes York Ohio firsts and mixed securities
York and Ohio firsts figures appear alongside percentages for major railways and securities. The report lists Canadian Pacific and Illinois Central gains, Mexican ordinary and Reading percentages, with New York Central and Pennsylvania figures, and notes 244 percent money and a 34 34 percent rate in open market bills. Paris advices show 3 percent routes at 941.874 for the account. South American securities were strong in London with Brazilians up 7 percent then down 2 percent.
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York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Paris
London Stock Exchange
Mining Stocks Close Higher on Rio Janeiro Triumph
London stock market closed firm with Brazilian securities rising seven points after the respectable party victory in Rio Janeiro. Traders note punctual payments by Brazilian merchants amid unsettled conditions as settlement begins tomorrow. Virginia bond holders act against bond surrender to Brown Shipley. an indignation meeting appears likely.
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Ophir
Best & Belcher
Potosi
Calin & Vive
Savage
Crown Point
Sierra Nevada
Gould & Curry
Union Con
Cscccess
New York Evening Post
London
Rio Janeiro
Virginia
Brown, Shipley & Co
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Exchange Building
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Tremont Street
Tremont Mall
Boylston Street
Franklin Park
Back Bay
Charlesgate
Sam
Park Square
Beacon Street
Nathan Matthews, Sr
Mr. Prince
Net. Other Inc
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Sub-Treasury
New York Clearing House
Lackawanna
Jersey Central
Reading
Delaware & Hudson
Shorts
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack
Amoskeag Manufacturing Sv.c
Fort Scott & Memphis
Boston Stock Exchange
NEW York & New England
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Wayside Notes
John P. Dore
James H. Nugent
Curceaco
Ill
Royal Mining and Milling Company
Paul Dily
Pittsburg
Penn
Wittsburg Coal Company
W. D. O’ Neill
Mina
Alaska Mexican Gold Mining Company
8. M. Magoffin
CuHicaGco
Chicago Hydraulic Press and Mill Company
Cornelius Kunpten
Lansing
Mnich
Lansing Wheel Company
W. K. Prudden
Managver
St. Josefu
St. Joseph Powder Manufacturing Company
Henry Akhurst
Franklin
Steer
Kearsage
Seeses
Scice Ceves
Campo
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Maverick
Newport
San Diego
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San Francisco
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Oma
Charles M.salte
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F. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Old Avenue
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Eastern Electric Cable Co
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Thomson-Louston Electric Coceces Cve Eee
Bo Thomson-louston Electric Co
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Westinghouse Trust
Sena
Travers’ Stock Exchange
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