Letter to the editor over high school site choice
Albert E. George of St. Matthew's Church denounces Mr. Eaton's push for the G and Fourth streets site. He supports a Fifth Street parcel, arguing it is cheaper, nearer a central location, and less disruptive to residents, while urging open debate and multiple site options. South Boston, October 21.
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Sims
Fourth
Eaton
Fifth Street
Mr. Eaton
Fourth Streets
Park Department
Chinese Exodus Rumor Draws Chicago Attention
A Chicago despatch reports a large exodus of Chinese from the United States in past weeks. Officials say government emissaries may be urging return for political or military reward. May Goon of the Canadian Northern Pacific notes frequent departures, with groups of twenty or more. He cites a Boston contingent and a potential Boston departure planned for two weeks. Yee Tie of the Chinatown agency confirms back‑and‑forth travel, claiming up to 800 on the move and ongoing departures from Boston.
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Chicago
Hong Kong
Chinatown
May Goon
Canadian Northern Pacific Railroad
Boston
the Canadian Pacific
Oxford .Street
May
NEW POLICEMEN APPOINTED AND ASSIGNED
Twenty six reserve officers have been appointed by the commissioners. Division 1 includes Amasa E. Augusta Frank A. Bartholmess William J. Brown John M. Conboy John J. Coughlan Alfred H. Daniels James A. Den nessy Bernard Doherty. Division 3 lists John F. Eagan John H. Ferguson Thomas F. Goode Jr Gustave Gustafson Stillman B. H. Hall Nicholas Hertel Jr Francis J. Hird Samuel C. Hutchins. Division 4 names Walter D Lane William Lewis Louis C. Lutz John A McCormick Dennis L. Murphy Arthur Nickerson Fred A. Pulsifer Albert J. Sargent Charles F. Shaw and George L. Twombly. Charles F. Vaughan was made a regular patrolman assigned for duty at Station 12.
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Amasa E. Augusta
Frank A. Bartholmess
William J. Brown
John M. Conboy
John J. Coughlan
Alfred H. Daniels
James A. Dennessy
Bernard Doherty
John F. Eagan
John H. Ferguson
Thomas F. Goode, Jr
Gustave Gustafson
Stillman
B. H . Hall
Nicholas Hertel, Jr
Francis J. Hird
Samuel C. Hutchins
Walter D Lane
William Lewis
Louis C. Lutz
John A McCormick
Dennis L. Murphy
Arthur Nickerson
Fred A. Pulsifer
Albert J. Sargent
Charles F. Shaw
George L. Twombly
Charles F. Vaughan
Masons Meet in Washington for Biennial Session
The Mother Supreme Council of the World Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite gathers twenty seven members in Washington at noon for a week long session. Delegates will not pursue merging Northern and Southern jurisdictions. Main topics are deputized degree communication and fee collection.
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Mother Supreme Council of the
Free Masonry
Supreme Council
Explosion at American Wire Mills Kills Two In Anderson O
Eight men were seriously injured and two fatally when a steam pipe exploded at the American Wire Mills in Anderson Ohio on October 21. Two hundred workers were in a crowded room and suffered injuries as officials and Sedoane in town responded to the blast. Injured include Abe Deltamp Tom James Rogers John Jones Mike Moncear Andrew Sheats Henry Wyckoff Gahegha Myers. The mill was badly damaged.
Emersons vs Van Horn clash in tense basketball night
In a pivotal game, Emersons meet Van Horn with Clark and Comre leading the charge. The matchup promises tight defense and scoring bursts as both teams seek key regional standings.
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Emerson
Ings
van Horn
Clark
Boston notices mix medical ad and court entries
A dense 19th century page combines an advertisement for Dr Lougest and Co offering European medical patent cures with a long list of court cases from Suffolk Superior Court including damages, tort actions, and divorce sessions. The ad promises free consultation and mail treatments while the court entries detail numerous cases, judges, and defendants with varying outcomes.
Boston Stock Exchange Report Highlights Prices
Boston stock exchange summary lists the highest and lowest prices for the day with bid and asked figures, noting notable movements in bonds and overall market activity.
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Rallying Markets Show Cotton Slump and Financial Shifts
The market opened quiet with a drop in sterling and a sharp cotton decline, then rallied as traders covered bets. Cotton trades on the largest scale, with big money largely absent. Tennessee Coal & Iron rose while Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe earnings improved, and the American Seda Fountain Co declared dividends. News on Lynn & Boston suggests strong future earnings and potential North Shore Traction gains, as electrical lines expand and the region grows.
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John H. Inman
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
American Seda Fountain Company
Spencer Irving
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Bay State Gas Company
Gene
Buckminster
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Santa 1Sabel
Lake Superior
Quincy
Calumet & Hecla
Boston News Bureau
Lynn & Boston
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North Shore Corporation
North Shore Traction Common
North Shore Traction
Pinkham
See Mitotane transactions aggregated 165
American Cotton Of. reports part rates for Mitotane transactions totaling 165 units. Details show pricing tiers, lot counts, and adjustments. Data indicates supplier, contract reference, and settlement timelines for the listed aggregate quantity.
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American Cotton of
Subway Section 3 Contract Award to Frederick E. Shaw
The contract for constructing Section 3 of the subway was awarded yesterday afternoon to Frederick E. Shaw of Providence. All bids for steel for Section 3 were rejected and new bids will be opened Thursday next October 24 at 2 p.m.
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Frederick E. Shaw
Providence
Wills Fund Status Recorded and Totals Noted
Previously acknowledged contributions include $1500 status and $1430.64 collected by E. H. Thurman. Individual entries show $5 from John H. Lane and $10 from Daniel J. Tobin. Additional names appear with small amounts, while the overall total remains unclear due to garbled text.
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E. H. Thurman
John H. Lane
George J Ryan
BOY Genesee Stenbase
East Boston Soul
SFR Rere Patel O'Ngu
Daniel J. Tobin
Svevbetesess
Double Electric Tracks Survey and NYC Flyer Start
The preliminary survey for the Brainstree to Old Colony House double electric tracks was completed last week. A five hour New York flyer began yesterday at Park Square station with few baggage but full parlor and coach seating, staffed by former Ghost train crew. The trackman notes varied station staff quirks and the Chicago & Northwestern launches a carriage line with cab fare included, while Pennsylvania reports a successful service charging 2 cents for a hansom and 40 cents for a four-wheeler for 1.5 miles, increasing by 15 and 25 cents per extra mile respectively.
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Oppose Cattle Commission Meeting in Worcester
Massachusetts farmers and cattle owners gathered at Horticultural Hall to debate the cattle commission. Speakers largely opposed it and a resolution to abolish the commission was referred to the executive committee. The group voted to continue the work at the State House along last winter's lines.
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Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron Co raises tide water coal price
Philadelphia October 21 announcement that the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company will raise tide water coal price by 2.40 cents per ton effective Thursday. A further increase is expected November 1, marking the fourth rise since September 23 with likely alignment of prices.
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Philadelphia& Reading Coal and
Irohn Company
Shipping News And Mini Almanac Stirs Tuesday Notice
Shipping notices list arrivals and voyages with steamers Norseman Tallahassee Wattsville and various schooners heading to New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Norfolk. The almanac updates sunrise sunset tides and moon phases for October with cargoes fruit merchandise and towing operations noted for several vessels and ports including Port Antonio Boston Weehawken and Vineyard Haven.
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Chase
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Ews
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Sinclair
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Knight
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Insolvency notices for Fane Ruin and Daniel Meyer
The assignee of the estate of Fane Ruin and Alber Bone of Boston announces the second meeting of creditors on November 1 at 10 a.m. in a Suffolk County Court of Insolvency. Creditors may attend and prove their claims. A second notice states Daniel Meyer of Boston has a second insolvency case. his creditors’ meeting is also set for November 1 at 10 a.m. in a Boston insolvency court.
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