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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1903

Page

8

Bears Betting Market Recovery Amid Bank Suspension

Wall Street reports the Federal National Bank of Pittsburg suspension triggers early selling and then a cautious rally as support buys and short covering push prices higher. Amalgamated Copper watchers await a court decision while other stocks, bonds, and utilities show varied moves and renewed investor confidence emerges.

Wall Street Federal National Bank of Manhattan Baltimore United States State Street Bears Federal National Bank London Atchison Japan Russia Boston Amalgamated Lawson Ana i New York Ola Dominion Santa Fe Mohawk Shannon U.S Bingham Michigan Osceola Trinity Winona Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Rutland

Lawyer and poet bet $5000 on memory in Kingston court

In Kingston New York Judge Cochrane presided as former Justice A T Clearwater and poet lawyer John Eden Van Etten wagered five thousand dollars on the accuracy of a memory from 30 years past. Van Etten acknowledged he would pay if wrong.

Kingston N. Y Cochrane Supreme Court A. T. Clearwater John Eden van Etten

Father jailed after chaining son to plank in home

Marietta Ohio reports Luther Best, father of 14 year old Connie Best, held behind bars after allegedly chaining his son to an upstairs floor two weeks ago for refusing to work. Police show a long iron trace chain a heavy dog collar a padlock and a four foot plank as evidence.

Marietta, O Luther Best Connie Best

Amalgamated Copper declares 1 percent dividend

At a directors meeting the Amalgamated Copper Company announced a dividend of one half of one cent per share, equivalent to 1 percent, payable November 30 to holders of record at 3 PM October 22, 1908. Transfer books close at 8 PM October 22 and reopen at 10 AM November 5.

Amalgamated “Copper Company Broadway York Amalgamated Coppeany Beace Wm, Co

Pittsburg Bank Goes to Wall in Run on Federal National Bank

Pittsburg, Penn., Oct. 21 The Federal National Bank remained closed with John B. Cunningham as receiver. The bank, a United States depository, held $50,000 in U S deposits on Sept 9 and faced stock pressure from a Pittsburg Stock Exchange raid. Officials expected the trouble to stay with this bank.

Pittsburg Penn Federal National Bank John B. Cunningham Pittsburg Stock Exchange United States J. A. Lanegfitt Stock Exchange

Special Committee Reviews Private Property Powers

A Governor Bates appointed panel in the State House discussed reforming the taking of private property for public use. Harvard's President Eliot proposed extending takings to entire estates, Olmsted warned such powers are dangerous, and others noted need for modification without financial gain. Speakers included Peabody, Howes, Atkinson, de las Casas, and Sturgis.

Bates State House Eliot Harvard Frederick Law Olmsted Robert S. Peabody Boston Society of Architects Osborne Howes Rapid Transit Commission William Atkinson William B. de Las Casas Metropolitan Park Commission R. C. Sturgis Boston Schoolhouse Commission

Suitor Seeker Flees Scores of Applicants in Brooklyn

Miss Mildred James of 282 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn sought a wealthy husband age at least seventy via a classified ad. She rented a room from W E Mueller, asked to place the notice in New York papers, then vanished after Mrs Mueller learned the ad’s purpose. Miss James left behind some clothes and has not returned.

Mildred James Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn New York Miss James W. E. Mueller Bowdoin Square Theatre Bowdoin Paradise Alley Bertha Galland Dorothy Vernon Haddon Hall Colonial Theatre Fay Davis Empire Theatre Stock Company Keith’s Nat Haines Tom Morrissey the Thornes Will M. Cressy

Patrick Mahaney Sails Home After 32 Years in America

Patrick Mahaney of Deprey Conn sailed for Ireland taking $6200, $200 more than when he first arrived 32 years ago. His total expenditures over the period were $44.90, averaging less than 12 cents a month.

Deprey Conn Patrick Mahaney Ireland

Monsignor Teeling Invested at St Marys Lynn

Rev. A J Teeling was made domestic prelate of the Pope's household in a ceremony at St Marys Church Lynn this morning. Attending were Archbishop Williams Bishop Brady and many New England church dignitaries along with over 200 priests.

Mgr. Teeling Lynn A. J. Teeling Pius X St. Mary’s Church Williams Brady Othr New England

The Runaways and New Theatre Attractions Stir Boston Audiences

Ex div idend assessments noted. The Runaways at the Columbia Theatre under Shubert management wins praise for Fay Templeton and lavish costumes. Major engagements include The Earl of Pawtucket with Lawrence D'Orsay at the Majestic and Frank Daniels at the Colonial. Multiple theatres announce upcoming pieces, touring names, and charity concerts, showcasing a busy Boston entertainment season with rich lineups and strong advance sales.

Columbia Theatre Shubert Brothers Fay Templeton Globe Theatre Captain Barrington Charles Richman Lawrence D’orsay the Earl of Pawtucket Majestic Theatre New York Boston D’orsay Jane Payton Frank Daniels the Colonial Daniels Quincy Adams Sawyer New England King of Detectives

Twice Wedded Girl to Wed Again

New York reports Margaret Familton of Whitestone was jailed for bigamy after two marriages within hours. Magistrate Healey released her into her father’s custody. Lawyer Bahan says she will remarry one of the men once freed.

New York Margaret Familton Whitestone Healey Flushing Bahan

Alme Tablets Promise Success Through Energy and Sleep

Success comes only to those with nerve, brain power, and energy. Alme Tablets are advertised to improve these traits, aid kidneys, promote restful sleep, and make you look younger. Priced at 50 cents per box, 12 boxes with guarantee. Sold by multiple local druggists including Walker Intels Drug Co and others on Dewey Sq, Beach St, Harrison Ave, School St, Washington St, Tremont St, Boylston St, and Hollis St.

Walkerintels Drug CO Dewey Sq B. F. Bradbury Beach St Harrison Ave F. H. Putnasm School St Washingtoon St C. F. Eaton Rend St Kle N'S Corner Tremont Boylston Sts Knight's. Court Hanover Sts Sawyer, Corper Tremont Hollis Sts

Million trust share awarded to Parker minor son

Davenport Iowa October 21 judge Wolfe awards a half interest in a $1,000,000 trust fund to Francis Tadmir Parker the 14 year old natural son of late artist W Fred Parker.

Davenport, In Francis Tadmir Parker W. Fred Parker Wolfe

Steamship Commonwealth of Dominion Line Sails Today

The Commonwealth of the Dominion line sails at 11 o'clock with 70 saloon passengers including 17 HAC London members and Missionaries for Madura India. It carries 60 second cabin and 150 steerage, cargo of 6300 tons dead weight and 12 000 tons measurement. It will sail to Boston again on Nov 19 and return January 1904 as Canopic to Azores Marseilles Naples and Alexandria.

Commonwealth Dominion Line International Mercantile Marine Company Maddox Honourable Artillery Company of London John X. Miller Miller American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Madura India Boston Dominion White Star Azores Marseilles Naples Alexandria

Northwestern Professor Suggests College Yell in Prayer Meetings

Chicago October 21 Professor James Alton James of Northwestern University argues that replacing the usual Amens with Rah rahs at Methodist prayer meetings could enliven services. He says a college cheer could be given without offense and would stir things up, noting the rooter cheer has a moral effect.

Chicago James Alton James Northwestern University

Commemorative Service for 99-Year-Old Church

A Sunday service at 3 p m in First Christian Church Tyler and Kneeland streets will honor the churchs dedication 50 years ago. Pastor Rev D L Martin will read the dedicatory sermon originally preached by the late Rev Edward Edmunds in 1853. The society itself is 99 years old.

First Christian Church Tyler Kneeland Streets D. L. Martin Edward Edmunds

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