Prices Rally on Northwest Dividend News and Copper Market
Markets opened easy with grangers and Erie leading the session. Northwest dividend was cut to 2.5 percent, sparking mixed trading as Sugar Trust and copper stocks showed resilience. reports of Osceola, Quincy short-covering and a busy London trade influenced sentiment amid substantial gold inflows and bond activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grangers
Erie
Burlington
Vanderbilt
Sugar Trust
Congress
Sykes
Northwest
Europe
Sub-Treasury
Boston
Calumet & Hecla
Stock Exchange Today
Osceola
Quincy
Nelson
Bigelow Group of Mines
Far West
Merced
Butte
Peninsula
Franklin, Jr
Lake Superior
Franklin
Stockholders invited to exchange for six percent issue
C. B. Q. and Burlington & Quincy Railroad stockholders who wish to swap their shares for a six percent stock that pays dividends and is exempt from market speculation and crop uncertainties are invited to communicate with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Co
Unique Miz Wedding Show at Mt Vernon Church Vestry
The Mt Vernon Street Colored Methodist Church hosts a Japanese wedding ceremony performed by the Mite Society with Japanese costumes and music on Thanksgiving evening. The West End marks the death of caterer Edward Whiting at age about 30 after a brief illness, with funeral plans undecided. A reception in honor of Mrs Helen B Dunn of New York draws Boston's colored elite at 41 Grove Street, with speeches and musical entertainment by Clover Club members and local artists. An event by the Willing Workers features a gypsy tambourine drill by sixteen young ladies in blue zouave jackets and red skirts, plus a bone solo by Lizzie Brown and a song by Jennie Sledge. Thanksgiving services are set for 10:30 AM conducted by Dr Roberts.
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Mt. Vernon Street
Edward Whiting
West End
Whiting
Boston
Colored Society
Alexander Woods
Grove Street
Helen B. Dunn
New York
Woods
Messrs
Pasco
Irvis
Clover Club
J. R. Kingsbury
W. Philipps
L. A. Harris
O. Oljeavadore
W. M. Osborne
A. L. Brcewn
Samuel Griffin
Mr. Barrows
BE. M. Wright
E. H. Miner
C. Carter
Isaic Elliot
Adams
George Frye
J. Kemps
William Robbins
J. H. Long
Mary Redwood
G. E. Granger
Saratoga
Mt. Vernon
Jennie Sledge
Mt. Vernon Street Methodist Church
Roberts
Gloucester Residents Seek Later Trains to Boston
Gloucester residents complain they cannot visit Boston theatres and amusements due to late trains leaving Boston at 9 20 p m They plan to petition Boston and Maine to run later trains twice a week Dick Garrity ex president of the Motormen and Conductors Union will soon attend the AFL convention in Denver Cap Anderson still drives the Lexington Street line Despite rumors he would quit railroading the Lynn and Boston new headlight tops previous for brightness Freight business on Boston and Maine and Boston and Albany is at a thirteen year high due to apples shipped to Boston for export Union station operations run with clockwork efficiency credited to Superintendent Hatch
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Gloucester
Boston
Boston & Maine
Dick” Garrity
Motormen’s and Conductors’ Union
Denver
American Federation of Labor
Cap” Anderson
Lexington Street
Lynn
Boston & Albany
Union Station
Hatch
Civil court docket entries from Suffolk Superior Court First Session
The record lists multiple tort actions and verdicts across sessions 1798 to 1890, including Walter S. Rice v L Albee for slander with verdict for defendant. Samuel Kingston v Boston & Maine Railroad for injuries. and numerous cases in Second, Third, and Fourth Sessions with plaintiff and defendant names, damages sought, and counsel.
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Walter S. Rice
Albee
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
J. W. Saxe
F. P. Goulding
Samuel Kingston
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Josephine Ll. Clement
West End Street Railway Company
R. W. and
C. F. Light
W. B. Sprout
Wardwell
Abbott
Buck
Metrop. Con. Co
Police Board Chief Defends Department Amid Lansing Charges
General Martin, chairman of the Police Board, told a Post reporter that any charges by Rev. I J Lansing would be fully investigated. He credited the department with hard work, noted no perfection, and urged addressing disputes directly rather than in newspapers. He expressed commitment to future improvements.
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Martin
Police Board
Post
I. J. Lansing
Dr Lansing
City OF
Boston
Office of the Inspector of
Old State House
Boston Post
Chas. S. Camrell
Speed shaving match signed for Dorchester showdown
Al Hayden and Ned Murphy agree to a five man speed shaving contest at Dorchester Music Hall on Friday evening December 14. One hundred dollars a side is placed with Philip McMorrow and Peter Kelly of the Post is named referee after outside district wrangling. Hayden is backed by Captain Blakely and Thomas Feeny while Murphy is supported by Patrick Mullaney and Phil Cosgrove.
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Dorchester
The
Post
al Hayden
Thomas Feeny
Dorchester Avenue
Glover's Corner
Ned Murphy
Field’s Corner
Blakely
Hayden
Patrick Mullaney
Phil Cosgrove
Murphy
Philip McMorrow
Dorchester Music Hall
Peter Kelly
Maher o O Donnell fight talks intensify
Peter Maher’s manager John Quinn posts $1000 for a Maher O Donnell meeting. Champion Corbett offers $1000 to fight any man the same week as Corbett versus Fitzsimmons. Quinn seeks final arrangements with manager W W Brady. He would accept Fitzsimmons’s offer and wager $6000 against Fitzsimmons beating Maher in six rounds.
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Peter Maher
John Quinn
Nelse Innes
Maher
Steve O’donnell
Corbett
O’donnell
Fitzsimmons
Quinn
Brady
Fitz
Harvard Cross Country Meet Ends In Narrow Finish
The Harvard Athletic Association hosted its third annual cross country run over a five mile course from North avenue to Brattle Street near the Law School. J L Coolidge narrowly beat C D Drew with times 34m 82s and 35m 17s respectively. Whitman Hinckley Ingraham and Smith followed. The top three finishers win prizes.
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Harvard Athletic Association
North Avenue
Fresh Pond
Brattle Street
Law School
J. L. Coolidge
C. D. Drew
Cc. D. Drew
H. G. Whitman
F. C. Hinckley
A. Ingraham
F. P. Smith
Newton Club Tourney Results and Matchups
Team 1 2199 faces Team 9 2169 while Team 2 2206 meets Team 10 2137 at Allston Allston Jamaica 2224. Somerville Centrals 2406 play Glendons of Everett 222. Charlestown Artillery 2434 faces Chelsea Reviews 2301. Lynn Kernwoods 2288 meets Oxfords 2277.
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Newton Club Tourney
Allston
Jamaica
Somerville
Unclear Box Score From Local Baseball Sting?
Readable lines show score pairings in Pawtucket and Salem Providence with team names Lynn Salem and numbers 3 2 7 6. No further context or dates provided.
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Pawtucket
Lynn
Salem
Providence
Maritime arrivals and ship movements noted on Wednesday
Miniature almanac lists sun and moon times for the day with several arrivals and movements: Steamer Berks and others reaching Philadelphia. Portland and Gloucester vessels. tug Ice King towing Tivoli. Forest King coal shipment to Dominion Coal Company. multiple Br and Canadian schooners with cargoes at Weymouth, Glace Bay, Parrsboro, Bear River, Moncton, Saint John and Providence.
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Berks
Ireland
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Robinson
Lewiston
Ingraham
Bangor
Portland
Snowman
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Ice King
New York
Tivoli
Forest King
Doyle
Sydney
C. B
Dominion Coal Company
Barkentine L. M. Smith
Smith
Chevenne
N. S
Weymouth
William Jones
Boston
McLean
Glace Bay
Eva Stewart
Moore
Parrsboro
Sandalphon
Rawding
Bear River
F. E. Givan
Melvin
Moncton
N. B
Frank L. P
Steeves
G. H. Perry
Perry
Clifford C
Burnie
St. John
Adam
Shortland
McIntyre
Providence
Fares for Steamship Routes to Norfolk and Providence
Steamship lines offer Boston Baltimore Norfolk and Providence connections with weekly departures on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from Boston at 2 pm and from Providence on Wednesday and Saturday at 6 pm First class and second class fares listed for round trips with meals and berths including freight acceptance across Virginia Tennessee and Georgia routes. Tickets available via A M Graham 290 Washington street Providence agents J W McCloskaly and J C Whitney with general offices Baltimore Maryland.
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Merchants & Miners
Boston
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Providence
West Point
Boone
Tenn. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio
KRRB
Cumberland Gap
A. M. Graham
Butte Wharf
Uptown
Washington Street
J. W. McCloskaly
A. D
A. D. ST Bbin A.T.M
P. Turner
Queenstown
Liverpool
Gepply Adams & CO
Broad St
Boston Philadelphia Steamship Line Schedules
Prom Boston on Wednesday and Saturday the steamer Indian sails for Philadelphia from Central Wharf at 3 p.m. The Spartan sails from Philadelphia to Boston on Friday at 3 p.m. Freight and insurance details shown with passage 10 dollars and round trip 18 dollars. Dock and contact at 80 State Street Boston.
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Prom
Boston
Indian
Central Wharf
Philadelphia
Spartan
Charleson
Savannah
Wilmington
Semmier
West
RAE
Sant Rent Central
State ‘Street
Fiske
Pno Wmarraes
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Montana
Chicago
Burlington & Quincey
Lead
Chicago Gas
General Electric
Prince & Whitely
Big Bears
New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Bay State Gas Company of Delaware
Thomas W. Lawson
Bay State Company
Chicago Mutual Fuel Gas Company
Chicago Gas Trust
Boston News
Wall Street
Bears
Pinkham
C.H. Venner Co
Congress ST
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison
Vermont
Fr & EH
Bost & Ss
Bost & Lowell
Bost & Me
B&q
Ccjire
NY &Ne
Nh&h
Aiorats
Bost & Mont
Butte & Bost
Wetene
Ioe
Ouiney Seer
Tamarack Junere
Lan East Boston
S Bay
Am Bell
Westinghouse
Bay State Gas
Neem Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
East Tenn
Commonwealth Ave. Land
Mollie Gibson Mining
Batopilas Mining
Batopilas Minin
McKay & Bigelow Heeling
NEW York Stock Sales
Hales
Am Cot Oil Eeee
Canada South
Ches & Ohio
Wen
TMC
Ib c& St
Con Gas Il C
L& W
D & RG
Ossen
Tend Trust
Louis & Nash Eee
Manitoba
Missouri
Aoa
Nor & Western
Nor Pac
Northwestern
Pacific Mail
Rock Island
Eeeteeeee
Southern Pac
St Paul Tenner
Traders’ Stock Exchange
Avonshire Street
Suffolk, Is
Hopkins, J
Thomas
Bligh
Sears
Vining
N. Y
N. Beb. R
Keen
N. E. Accr. Assoc
Pope
Same
Strachan
Kernan
Richardson, J
Sheldon
Comb
Benedict
Simon
Belleden
Gage
Doherty
Strange
Sullivan
Whicher
Tilton
White
Stalder
Bond
Piccott
Kurrus
Goldman
Flanders
Ingalls
Graham
Dunbar
Cairns
Page
J. H. Blanchard
Wiggin & Fernald
Mason
C. J
H. Snosky
J.lifshty
Lansing
Hallock
Court ‘Street
Mass
DR. Thumim
Park Square
Gepot
Boylston St
Nerve Seed CO
Masonic Temple
J. H. Lakin & Co
Tremont & B* Smith Benedict & Co
Tremont St
Icook Remedy, CO
Cook Remedy CO
Washing &T
Cele
Aorey
Harvard
Ship News
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Kansas
Palestine
Angloman Sachem
Warren Line
Charlestown
Sagamore
Norseman
Michican
Ottoman
B Co
Itchburg
Cunard Line
Cunard Wharf
East
Catalonia
Ceph'lonia
Pavenia
England
Scotland
State St
Alexander Mariin
Witcox Seecific Co
Phila.,pa
Gordon
White Star Line
Red Star Line
Antwerp
E. A. Adams & CO
Cor. Broad St
Bostea
American Line
Southampton
London
Paris
Berlin
Harve
Rod Ta Spega
Havre
International Navigation CO
Bowline Green
L. H. Palmer
Savannah Line
New England and Savannah Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
SP M
New York & New England Railroad
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship
Ohe Railroad
Georgia
Florida & Western
Florida Central & Peninsular Railways
Georia
Florida
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisane
W. Ry
Washington St. Richardso
Peaseype Jay Au SR
Dew. Sampson
Agt
Central Ry
Washington St
N & Barnard
Acts
Atlantic Ave
Hoosac Tunnel
Custom House
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
James A. Leslie
Court House
Pemberton Square
Seid
Fred H. Seavey
William W. Stevens
Alvah M. Dam
County of
Arthur A. Yden
W. F. Carruthers
School St
M. Samuel
Chestnut St
Chelsea
Business Confidential
the Post
Financiae
Commonwealth Loan Co
F. E. Chaffee
Carter
Water St
City Loan CO
School Street
Reynolds Loan Co., Inc
G. Sanderson
Devonshire St
J. Y. Schooner & CO
Dock Square
Cor
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Tenry Peterson
Charity
Chardon St
J. Schooner & CO
Davonahtoe St
Briggs Piano Co
William G. Bell CO
Commercial St
Massachusetts
Metcalf
M. E. Piper
Bellevue St
Slye
Boston Bamboo CO
Portland St
Brookline
Dover St
M. X
Worcester St
Tremont and
Columbus
Lenox St
Mary A. Sullivan
East Lenox St
Bird Street
Thomas J. Kenny
Court St
Illinois
Wilson Bros
Old Colony Railroad
Tremont Row
Boston Daily
North St
Mars
Vegelahn
Boston Dental
J. ¥. Schooner & CO
Dock Sq
Carson & Simpson
Forshee & McMakin
Cincinnati
C. Vansickle
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Tile Standard Medicines CO
J. C
Pleasant St
Cambridgeport
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
P. O. Box
Newtonville
H. T
Boston Public Schools
Huntington Ave
Esther J. Topham
John Topham
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Emily Sevrens
John W. Scribner
Middlesex
George W. Bean
John W. McKim, Esquire
Caroline Coverly
George D. Dodd
George T. Coverly
Coverly
Teoston
Eliah George
Adelaide F. Morrison
Charles L. Morrison
M Street
South
Navy
Warrenton Street
Ward
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Joseph Swanson
C. A. Swanson
Gottenborg
Sweden
Eric
Mary Swanson
America
Porter
Porter County
Indiana
Lincoln and
St. Joe Aves
Station X
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