Bond Market Summary NY Nov 27 United States Government Bonds
New York bond market reports include yields on various issues from U S Government bonds to railroad and industrials. Trading closes with total sales listed at 2,622,000 compared with prior days and weekly totals, and year to date figures shown against last year.
Fire damages three story brick building in Haverhill
A blaze in a Merrimac street three story brick structure in Haverhill caused about 50000 in damage. Two alarms rang as the fire threatened the adjacent Haverhill Gazette plant. Ground floor housed the Danbury Hat Company Royal Shoe Company Cohen Brothers clothiers and M J Fowler opticians. Second floor held Henry Massek Inkpen and Goulet barbers. third floor tenants included Pr Jerome Riley and John Collins family. Building owned by George M Goodwin estate.
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Haverhill
Navy
Merrimac Street
Haverhill Gazette
Danbury Hat Company
Royal Shoe Company
Cohen Brothers, Clothiers
M. J
Kate Sanborn recounts notable figures in memories
New England author Kate Sanborn born in Hanover New Hampshire and famed for Abandoned Arm presents Memories and Anecdotes a new book from G P Fulham Sons containing stories about Henry Ward Beecher Mark Twain Ralph Waldo Emerson Oliver Wendell Holmes Wendell Phillips Mrs Julia Ward Howe John G Saxe Ole Bull and others drawn from personal friendship and knowledge.
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Kate Sanborn
New England
America
Miss Sanborn
Henry Ward Beecher
Mark Twain
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Wendell Phillips
Julia Ward Howe
John G. Saxe
Ole Bull
The
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G. P. Fulham & Sons
Hanover
N. H
Bay of Naples
Vesuvius
Recall of Dartmouth students serenading under window
Miss Sanborn recalls playful Dartmouth college friends serenading under her window one night. The party showered flowers and thanked her as they sang a farewell. Moonlight filled the room as she remembered the memory and then heard the same voices nearby with another daughter.
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Dartmouth
Miss Sanborn
Professor Sanborn
Famous men as orators at Dartmouth commencements
The piece lists renowned figures invited to Dartmouth as speakers including Rufus Choate Edward Everett John G Saxe Wendell Phillips and Oliver Wendell Holmes. It recalls Edwin P Whipple and Walt Whitman chosen as commencement orators with Whitman noted for his casual attire and distinctive look.
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Dartmouth
Rufus Choate
Edward Everett
John G. Saxe
Wendell Phillips
Charles Dudley Warner
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Miss Sanborn
Boston
Hanover
Edwin P. Whipple
Walt Whitman
Visit with Dr. Ordroneaux and Sanborns at Roslyn
Miss Sanborn recalls a Sunday dinner with Dr. John Ordroneaux at Decameron, where the aged poet shared an early edition of Thanatopsis. He credits daily air baths and outdoor life for vitality, speaking warmly of his library and informal conversation.
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John Ordroneaux
Dartmouth
Sanborn
Levi Parsons Morton Ex Governor and U S Vice President
Miss Sanborn notes Levi Parsons Morton born Shoreham Vermont May 16 1824 named for his maternal uncle Levi Parsons first American missionary to Palestine. Son of minister Rev Daniel Morton and wife T J oretia Parsons, they lived on a $600 salary. He studied at Shoreham Academy and joined a country store in Enfield Massachusetts before moving to Hanover with an interest set by store manager Mr Estabrook. Morton then hired a Boston tailor BW BM Gibbs.
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New York
United States
Miss Sanborn
Levi Parsons Morton
Shoreham
Levi Parsons
Palestine
Daniel Morton
T.joretia Parsons
Shoreham Academy
Enfield
Mass
Estabrook
Hanover
Morton
Boston
Gibbs
Bill Gibbs and Morton Store Sparked Student Fashion
The article recalls Bill Gibbs known for turning cheap suits into smart attire earning a wide student patronage. It describes Mr Morton’s bright, clean shop where Saturday bargains drew crowds from nearby towns. Customers bought hats, tobacco, and even silk dresses marked down from a dollar a yard to 30 cents.
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Bill’ Gibbs
Feol Smart
Morton
Webster’s One Weakness Much Overdrawn
A reminiscence about Daniel Webster notes categories of fame and rumor. It recalls Marshfield visits with family, meals, a Mammy cook, a joking son Fletcher, and a dignified butler. It mentions a reputation for drinking and a single instance when Webster wandered outside before a speech.
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Webster
Beecher Described as Clerical Miracle by Miss Sanford
Miss Sanford recalls Henry Ward Beecher at Plymouth Church as a clerical miracle of the age. She recalls his magnetism and dramatic sermons that transformed his face with a radiant light during fervent prayers.
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Sanford
Packer Institute
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Beecher
God
Matthew
Greeley Refusal to Praise a Debuting Singer
The account recalls Mrs. Vincenzo Botta in New York hosting writers and artists, her hopes for a favorable Tribune review of a young singer, and the blunt reprimand from editor Horace Greeley: “She can't sing. She can't sing. She can't sing.”
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John Fiske
Andrew D. White
Whitelaw Reid
John Hay
Botta
Greeley
Charles 8S
Norris
Tremont St
Lectures by Miss Sanborn and Mark Twain Tale
Miss Sanborn spoke at elegant homes and discussed new books with married ladies. Dr. Holland presented a department Bric-a-Brac and Scribner's magazine honored her with the Galaxy Club Room after Mark Twain resigned. Twain quipped at a dinner about being funny monthly. Rae Naa.
Ole Bulls Farewell Gift To Bosom Friend
Miss Sanborn recounts Ole Bull gifting his watch to his closest friend. Dr Robert Ogden Doremus recalls the violinist in last illness asking his wife to wind the watch and send it to the friend as a token from his heart. The watch now belongs to Arthur L Doremus, left by his father.
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Ole Bull
Miss Sanborn
Robert Ogden Doremus
Two Julia Ward Howe Tales of Wit
Miss Sanborn recounts two brief anecdotes showing Julia Ward Howe's sharp wit. At a friend's fire after a cold social scene she quips she has spent three hours with distant mountains and is nearly frozen. When Charley Sumner cancels social plans she quips God hasn't forgotten individuals yet.
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Miss Sanborn
Julia Ward Howe
Charley Sumner
Julia
Charles
Fish Pier Arrivals and Trade Report Amid Turbulent Strike
The Crest and seven other trawlers delivered 4000 and 35500 pounds of fish respectively as crews strike for shorter hours. Haddock cod hake pollock prices listed. Wheat exports near 600000 bushels with several liners carrying wheat to Liverpool Manchester and London. Vessel reports include Vanessa aground near Deer Island and Canopic voyage via Azores to Genoa. Obituaries and death notices follow for Boston area residents.
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McCormisky
Bay State
Haddock
Moorby
Swansea
Wales
Anglian
London
Memphian
Manchester
Sagamore
Liverpool
Cheltonian
Europe
Boston
Vanessa
Val O'Neill
Deer Island
Boston Harbor
Chase
Howard
Cape Cod
Lighthouse Board
Franklin
Seth Chase
Baltimore
Alexandria
Egypt
Canopic
White Star Line
Ponta Delgada
Azores
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Mediterranean Sea
White Star
Cretic
St. Gothard
Matanzas
Cuba
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures From Gloucester and Ports
A long list of steamers, tugs, barges, and schooners arriving and sailing between Gloucester, New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Portland, and other ports. Vessels include Soestdyk, Filippo, Calcutta, Colombo, Mercedese, Boxer, Coaldale, Taurus, Vesta, Katahdin, and many towing barges and tugs. Sailings cover routes to New York, Baltimore, Lynn, Lynn, Savannah, and international passages via Hull and Gothenburg.
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Soestdyk
Filippo
Rotterdam
Keeling
McKenzie
Calcutta
Colombo
George Hawley
Moses
Newport News
Shawmut
Swensen
Jacksonville
J. H. Devereux
Keene
Norfolk
H. F. Dimock
Crowell
New York
Charles FF. Mayer
Machen
Portsmouth
Baltimore
Bay State
Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Mercedese
LeCain
Clementsport
N. S
Security
Barrett
S. T. Co
Standard
Mugan
8. T. Co
Boxer
Calhoun
Philadelphia
Ashland
Lynn
Merriam
Mingo
Albatross
Scott
Worcester
Mary B. Mitchell
Mercury
Wall
N. H
Devon
Cto
Cohooton
DeWitt
Ivins
DeCourey
Waccamaw
Charles T. Gallagher
Pierce
Coaldale
Easton
Taurus
Foote
Irene
Vesta
Ford
Saugus
Bessie J
Idaho
Hull
England
Carolina
Gothenburg
Alaskan
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Lineladen
Mathilda
Nov
Nebraskan
James
Whitney
City of Augusta
Savannah
Charleston
Howard
Arlington
Lexington
Charles BE. Mayer
Gettysburg
Cacoosing
Pocopson
Skippack
Mars, Co
Cleona
Enterprise
Suffolk
Monocacy, Co
East
Brookside
Buck Ridge
Ontario
Liberty
Pilgrim
Metacomet
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John G. Chandler
Hauto
Panther Creek
Buccaneer
Avondale
Sewalls Point
Governor Roble
Miss Molla Bjurstedt Beats Miss Browne At Long Beach
National tennis champion Miss Molla Bjurstedt defeated former titleholder Miss Mary Browne 2-6 6-2 6-4 in an invitation tournament at Long Beach California. Earlier Mrs May Sutton Bundy beat her sister Miss Florence Sutton 6-1 6-0 in an exhibition. Bjurstedt will meet Bundy December 11 for a decisive match as the tournament ended with each player winning two matches and losing one.
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Cal
Molla Bjurstedt
Mary K. Browne
Farlier
May Sutton Bundy
Florence Sutton
Miss Browne
Miss Bjurstedt
Mrs. Bundy
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