Narrow Market Highlights From Boston and Chicago Lines
A dull narrow market with little notable action in Boston and New York. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy reports for October show higher operating costs but a larger dividend balance. Banking and commodity notes touch sugar guarantees, copper mining progress, and new stock offerings amid mixed market directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Monay
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Cccesne
Eseseort
Amalgamated Copper
Fortuna-Republica
Wyoming Development
Bay State Gas
Centennial Eureka
Elm River
Navaho
New England Gas and Coke
Revere Leasing
Great Lakes Copper Company
Mt. Nichol
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company
Australia
Federal Steel
Pinkham
Thanksgiving Turkey Fairs Brighten Boston Markets
Boston markets bustle as 100000 turkeys and 5000 piglets move to meet Thanksgiving demand. Shoppers rush to beat crowds at Faneuil Hall and Quincy markets as prices run lower than last year, with vivid notes on turkey sizes and varied regional stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Quincy
8. A. B. Urban
Mr. Urban
Brookline
Syndicate Fraud Fallout Shifts to Asset Assignment
Franklin Syndicate suspends dividends amid a broad asset assignment to pay creditors. Brooklyn indictments target William F. Miller for fraud. Police monitor Charlestown as deposits near 7000 dollars await claims. investigators press for notices and offices to preserve assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Syndicate
Captain White
Charlestown
Post
Boston
Miller
Brooklyn
White
Station 15
Midas
Grossman
Grossman & Voorhaus
William F. Miller
Robert A. Ammon
Wilson
Liverpool Wheat Opens Steady Rises to 44d Higher
Liver pool wheat opened steady and higher and closed firm, with gains to 44d. The steadiness tied to rumors of falling Russian shipments due to cold near the Sea of Azoff. Chicago opened steady near last night’s levels, with December May spread wider, and May buying by shorts on large sea clearance hopes. Bradstreet notes world stocks up 1,358,000 bushels, Europe down 1,000,000, U S east of Rockies up 2,858,000. Northwest cars today 1035 versus 2220 last year and 1328 last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Howard
Crosby & Co
Liverpool
Sea of Azoff
Chicago
Ater
Bradstreet
Europe
United States
Rockies
Northwest
Ainst
Sparhawk and Cole Wed in Marblehead Episcopal Parsonage
Ex Representative Henry C. Sparhawk and Miss Annie Lamprell Cole were married at the Episcopal parsonage in Marblehead. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Henry W. Foote. The groom, a marblehead shoe manufacturer, and his bride left for a southern tour later in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Henry C. Sparhawk
Annie Lamprell Cole
Episcopal Parsonage
Henry W. Foote
Brooks-De Blois Wedding At Emmanuel Church
Miss Mary Bartlett Brooks daughter of Mr John T Brooks of 612 Commonwealth Avenue married Mr George Lewis De Blois yesterday at noon in Emmanuel Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Leigh ton Parks with ushers Arthur David Leonard Ahi George Burroughs N G Horton Clarence Dewitt of Hartford Conn Erastus Hopkins and best man C E B W Grianell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bartlett Brooks
John T Brooks
Commonwealth Avenue
George Lewis de Blois
Emmanuel Church
Leighton Parks
Theo Ushers
Arthur David
Leonard Ahi
George Burroughs
N. G. Horton
Clarence Dewitt
Hartford, Conn
Erastus Hopkins
C. EB. W. Grianell
Park Square Improvement Plan Sparks City Project Talk
A meeting of the Park Square Improvement Association discussed a grand plan to connect Park Square and Dartmouth Street via Church Street, extend from Boylston to Columbus avenues, and create a market from Park Square to Berkeley Street with 116 stalls. The plan includes a two floor complex with convention space and city offices, retaining the old station, and envisions a horse mart between Berkeley and Dartmouth streets. The estimated cost to finish train-shed areas is about 200000 dollars. A list of questions will be given to all city candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Square
Berkeley Street
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Berkeley
Dartmouth Streets
Eight Tons of Western Turkeys Condemned in Boston
Boston inspectors condemned about eight tons of Western turkeys and poultry as unfit for sale since Thanksgiving. Four tons were sent to Spectacle Island for fertilizer after being seized by John C. Grouse and George W. Roberts in early morning inspections. Prices for good turkeys may rise as this unprecedented effort continues to remove spoiled stock from markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Board of Health
John C. Grouse
Spectacle Island
Inspector Grouse
George W. Roberts
Penny Magazine offer beats straw hat bargain
An offer to subscribe to The Penny Magazine for 20 cents a year is presented as a better deal than buying a straw hat for a small Christmas Eve purchase.
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Sugar Refining Company
United States Leather
Bennett
Maes Consoli
Chytiowetfi
Tmountain
Little Tiger
Boston& Lowell Railroad
United States Ofla Company
Patock
Messrs. Tucker, Anthony &Co
Boeton
Mass Consolidated Copper Miningompany
Tregona Gaiding
T Calumet & Hecla
Ited Verde Copper Company
Jerome
United Verde & Pacific Railway
West Virginia
West Endreet Railway
Howard, Grosby & Co
Samuel Little
G. T. W. Braman
Parkman Dexter
John Parkinson
Joseph Russell
Samuel Spencer
Richard M. Saltonstall
William Skinner
C. Minot Weld
Stephen M. Weld
Charles A. Williams
Moses Williams
Alfred Winsor
Anking .Hous
Walnut St
Peiggadelphia
Commission
Peare
Ienuad Gr
Boston Stock Exchange
A - Lowee
Bell
T&s
Gee Ee Ag
West End
Albany
Boston Elevated
Boston & Maine
Oy & Een & Q
Fitchburg
Newton Central
Vermont
Cceceseeese Arcadian
Cceceeees
Arnold
Bost & Montt Fr
Calumet & Butte Eee
Central Eeegeees
Dominion Coal
Franklin
Old Colony
Santa Yaabel
Utah
Am Bell
Eleo
East Boaton Land
Cot Yarnel
New England
United Oe
Am Steel
Merced
I Swift & Co
Lsted
Pitts & Guif
Oaseville
Nashville
Louis San Fran
Colorado
Brooklyn Ra & Iron
Continental Tobacco
Ee Pacific Mail
U'S Wabber Reese
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
WEE
Ceeeeeanees
Seaseettere Fortuna Republica
Eeeeeaeses
van Choate Electric
Eesesesseesers
Wer
Mining
Seni & Tran
TEE Aeghe Fadved al
le Notch
NEW York Stock “Exchange
Baltimore Escooees
Chesapake & O
Great Ee
Eeerere Gooss
Il Ark 1
P Eseerte
Sly
Denver & Tt Oo
Andrew J. Chase
Sudbury
Henry B. Goodenough
Frank W. Homans
Gloucester
Thomas 8. Hoyt
Winchester
Robbins B. Grover
Brockton
Alonzo Elliott
Manchester
N. H
Liquid Air Refrigeration and Power CO
Sudbury ‘Street
Rhode Island
Western
Florida
Salvation Army
George Clemente
George Clemen
Harrison St
Cambrid Mass
George Clements
Bridge
George A. Davis
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
L. Powers
Harvard
Harvard House
Harvard Street
City Square
Main Street
Powers
R. R. Billington
Ernest L. Blake
One Change
Justice Bookstaver
Olgas
Sparhawk
Cole
Brooks
DE Blois
Pal
Brain Cotest
Penny Magazine
Fit Ave
New York City
PENNY
Zaro Times
Union League Club
Chauncey M. Depew
Thomas Quinn
Boston Globe
New York Press
United
Mvre
THE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!