Building Associations and Their Local and National Operations
A Minnesota correspondent discusses building and loan associations, contrasting local “locals” with nationwide firms. It reviews the Railway Building & Loan Association in Minneapolis, its stock, monthly payments, and high safety standards as it explains how members earn from compound interest and principal, with real estate mortgages backing deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxyerarouis
Minn
Northwest
Boston
New England
Cooperative
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Railway Building & Loan Association
Minnesota Loan & Trust Building
State of
Minnesota
Association
John G. ‘Taylor
F. Fremont Reed
J. B. Butin
Railway Association
Loan Association
Montas
New York
Minnesota Loan &Trust Company
Bradstreet’s
Dun’s
East
Emerson Cole
People’s Bank, Kenyon
Hans Matson
Linnoon
Statistical Association meeting outlines prison and finance studies
General Francis A. Walker led a quarterly session of the American Statistical Association at MIT Rogers Building. Two papers were presented on 1888 prison statistics by Roland Faulkner and on Commonwealth finance by Edwin Seligman, followed by a member nomination slate and 42 new members elected unanimously before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Walker
American Statistical Association
Rogers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hamilton A. Hill
Sedgwick
Ward Dean
Association
United States
Roland P. Faulkner
Edwin RB. A. Seligman
Edwin RB. A. Seligman, Ll.b
Columbia University
Davis R. Dewey
Faulkner
Seligman
Commonwealth
Henry EK. Alvord
Ricultural College
Maryland
Graham Taylor
Theological Seminary
Hartford
Gardner Tufts
Massachusetts
Concord
Mass
Raphael Pumpelly
U. S. Geological Survey
Newport
R. 1
Charles A. Jenney
Washington, D. C
F. R. Williams
Washington, D.C
Franklin Haven, Jr
Merchants’ Bank
Boston
George Ripley
Hide & Leather Bank
W. &. Burns
Age of Steel
St. Louis
H. L. Wadsworth
Mining Scientific Review
Denver
Col
Eugene Griffin
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Samuel W._ Abbott
State Board of Health
John ©. Ropes
Fred Williams Carter
George Boston
J. James
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Salem Health Board removes diphtheria cards in South Salem
The Salem Board of Health yesterday took down two diphtheria cards in South Salem. They report using four and a half tons of disinfectants this year. During the diphtheria shortage in South Salem, disinfectants were distributed to every house in three wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Board of Health
South Salem
Uniform Winter Overcoats Offered to Car Conductors
G. W. Simmons & Co. at 32 to 44 North Street sell uniform winter overcoats for conductors and drivers on horse cars at ten dollars, addressing the cost of dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Shipping News From Miniauture Almanac
Maritime notices from the Miniauture Almanac listing arrivals at Boston and coastal ports, including steamer Kennebec and other vessels from Bath Portland Gloucester St John NB to Bangor and Halifax NS. Foreign ships, schooners and brigs are named with masters and home ports, alongside sailings and positions reported as spoken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Sebs Welcome Home
Lunn
Janet S
Golding
St John
K Raymond
Warner
Port Gilbert
Kate McKinnon
Crowell
Crepaud
Pel
Kinburn
Eastport
ST. John
Commercial Wharf
Boston
Digby
Annapolis
Halifax
Kilby
Freight and Charter Movements Across Atlantic and Coastwise Trade
Boston market shows demand for large freighters for coastwise business with few ships heading to River Plate. small register vessels load at Portland. Coastwise lanes attract paving, coal, and lumber cargoes with mixed rates. Notable charters include Lima to Montevideo lumber at 14, Florence to Buenos Aires lumber at 14 50, and various vessels loading coal, stone, and paving blocks to New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. Demand remains light overall with steady if varied rates across Atlantic ports and local coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
River Plate
Portland
Lunder
Hatteras
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
New York
Norfolk
Newport News
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Sullivan
Cape Ann
South America
Lima
Montevideo
Kentine
Florence
Buenos Ayres
Westaway
Slip Island
Miss
Laguayra
Sibley
Trinidad
Richard Ff Green
Hiblander
Bay Chaleur
Barbados
Sch
Jennie
Cape Breton
Charlies
Warren
Prince Edward Island
Ptatoes
Bush
Kalevala
St Johns
Laura Cargo
Carver’s Harbor
Sydney
Lottie K Friend
Pigeon Cove
J M Flanagan
Phillips
Clark's Cove
Woodruff
Providence
Fall River
New Bedford
Schad
W Vannaman
Daniel Brittain
Minqgnns
Z Sherman
Salem
F Walker
Ira Laffrinier
Orland
G L Fessenden
Bay View
Maine
Frank Harrington
Nathan Lawrence
Swis
Luther A_koby
Willie H Higging
Windsor
Benjamin Courtney
James Young
Altimore
Galveston
Sabine Pass
Alfred W Frisk
Hurricane Island
Giachavere
Almeda
Vestey
Adia
PJ Woodruff
Ice
Kennebec
Philadelpia
Cheresa
Hiladelphia
Granite
Annie
Ainslie
Laneaville
Donald Cann
Bridgewater
Barbaos
Mildred McLean
Bahia
Hong Kong
Annie H Smith
Shanghai
Harvest Queen
San Francisco
AEL York
Europe
Park Scotland
Armenia
London
Same
Dumfriesshire
Rosario
John Mebermott
Hay
Herala
Joequinna
Charles Loring
Emma
Ilengarry
Savannah
Lucy
Davis
Pernambuco
Bushnell
Santos
Rio Janeiro
Foreign Ports Sailings and Arrivals (Oct 24 update)
Shipping news lists sailings and in port statuses for Bremen, Cett e, Glasgow, Genoa, Hamburg, Hong Kong routes, Leghorn, New York, Newcastle, Nagasaki, Palermo, Rio de Janeiro, Smyrna, Wellington, Yokohama, Acajutla, Buenos Aires, Cebu, and other ports. Vessels include Main, Heribea, Austrian, Ethiopian, Somerhill, Kingfisher class ships, and numerous bark and steamer departures with destinations such as Baltimore, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Montreal, and Vancouver. Specific ships named include James Nesmith, Parthia, City of Sydney, and Luzon among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callao
Wachusett
Oakland
Caleta Buena
New York
Faraday
le Fame
London
Flora
May
Chatham
Carthagena
Pearl
Murphy
Nsenada
Eliza McManemy
Dodge
Philadelphia
Hong Kong
Richard Parsons
Martha Davis
Manila
Josephus
Port
Haydn Brown
Australia
Robert S. Bernard
Harvest Queen
San Francisco
Kitty
Portland
Honolulu
Ophir
Bruguiere
Newcastle
Nsw
Schs
Highflyer
Montevid
Erickson
Pensacola
Nettie Murphy
Cosman
Barbados
Moncton
Sir John Price
Odell
Panama
San Juan
City of Panama
Acapulco
Quebec
Ismir
Pinckney
Buenos Ayres
Modena
Gale
Cricket
Kennedy
Mayflower
McCready
Boston
Baltimore
Heribea
Vilach
Glasgow
Austrian
Ethiopia
Somerhill (Sr
State of Alabama
Genoa
Antonio Madre
Ital
Molfino
Chioggia
Scarpa
Hamburg
Kingston
HLOGO
Stewart
Kings Lynn
Montreal
Barrowmore
Explorer
Spain
Leghorn
Caledonia
Craigerne
Nagasaki
J V Troop
Fritz
Palermo
Bellingham
Latella
Rio Janeiro
Wakefield
Crowell
Yokohama
James Nesmith
Jackson
Parthia
Vancouver
Whalers Report Oil Freight From Multiple Vessels
New Bedford October 25 The bark Moses B Tower under Captain Azevedo Fayal arrives with 18 016 gallons sperm oil from the bark President 13 166 from the schooner W Morse 6279 from the schooner Carrie Knowles 721 from the brig I A Barstow 4193 from the schooner Francis Allyn 2523 from the bark George and Mary and 8466 from the schooner Mary E Simmons carrying passengers and cargo all listed as oil cargoes for transfer or sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Moses
Azevedo
Fayal
President
Sch
W Morse
Carrie Knowles
L’ A Barstow
Francis Allyn
Bark
George & Mary
Mary E Simmons
Fish prices and shipping plans amid New England fishery trade
Gloucester reports conductors and merchants selling codfish and halibut at 8 and 13 cents per pound with various buyers including Charles Tappan and Esther Ward from Georges. Halifax proposes shipping provisions to starving Straits of Belle Isle fishermen amid ongoing supply concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Ichs
Aroostook
Charles 5 Tappan
Esther Ward
Georges
Ralph Hodgdon
Tragabigronda
Alice S Hawkes
J J Clark
Jimeralée
Harry L Belden
Halifax
Straits of Helle Isle
Vessel launches and shipyard notices from New England ports
Reports from Newburyport Portland Bath and Camden describe launches of schooners from 800 to 900 tons with names such as Jennie C May Millie G Bowne and the W I Green Son. Several vessels will be launched in late October with keel laying planned for the near term and crews assembling in Maine and Massachusetts yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Yard
Boston
W I Green & Son
Messrs Green
Newbury Port
George E Currier
J R Teel
Portland
George Russell
East Deering
Winslow & Co
M M Gould
Bath
New England
Jennie C May
Norwalk
Conan
Dyer
William Rogers
J 8S
Hiv
Providence
New London
Crocker, Davidson & Co
James Duffield
Middletown
Brainerd Quarry Company
Camden
H M Bean
Millie G Bowne
Gov Ames
A Wixon
W B H Bowne
E & Crowell
West Dennis
Mass
John M Ward
George W Rogers
Frederick Bowne
Flushing
N P Doane
Cephalonia Sinks Boats In Atlantic Storm After Fire
Reports from Boston and nearby ports recount a severe gale that damaged several vessels. The Cunard steamer Cephalonia sustained boiler damage, three injured men died, one likely will not recover, and she returned to Liverpool to dock. The Scythia will carry Cephalonia passengers to Boston, sailing Monday November 4. Governor Ames, after 60 days from Buenos Ayres, arrived below Baltimore. Other ships reported losses, groundings, and salvage efforts along Eastport, Vineyard Haven, Bata, Deseronto, Norfolk, and Cape Henry as storms disrupted maritime activity across the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cunard Line
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Scythia
Ames
Buenos Ayres
Atlantic
Baltimore
Eastport
Amby Malloch
Etta Tanner
Quoddy Light
Vineyard Haven
Benj English
Kate Foster
Orion
Providence
Burke
Flynn
Sch
Sabao
Machias
Boston Towboat Company
Bata
Sea Perseverance
Thatcher’s Island
Augustus Palmer
Bath
Daniel Willard
Cape Elizabeth
Deseronto
Ont
George Wara
Pictou
City OF Mexico
Vera Cruz
Lewes
Del
Sir Frank T Stinson
Norfolk
Portland
Cyty Island
Sir Hattie S Collins
Goose Island Bar
Charles H Sprague
Hoboken
Annie K Lewis
New York
Bucksport
Sprague
Lewis
Frank O Daine
Little Island
Virginia
Cape Henry
Merritt
William Mason
Baker
Richmond
Capes
Middle Ground
Savannah
Harrogate
Reval
Catawamteak
Red Beach
Storms and wrecks flood Atlantic shipping reports
In a morning gale about 20 miles NW of Absecon Light a schooner struck and failed. Crew of five endured 22 hours in rigging before rescue. Fire aboard sh h J Wilson extinguished by tug Haviland. hull loss and cargo notes follow. Wrecks near Ocean View, Hatteras and Barnegat noted with multiple ships reported as foundered, bilged or sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absecom Light
Steward
Strand
New York
Tally
Haviland
J J Wilson
Flushing Bay
College Point
Sch Rover, Hubbard
Baltimore
Ocean View
Chesapeake Bay
Luther C Ward
Filmore Green
Calvert County
Norfolk
Charleston
H B Unesey
Boston
Hatteras
Nassau
Chancellor
Hull
Point Pleasant
Asher Parker
Halifax
Cow Bay
Louisburg
Port Armour
Straits of Belle Isle
London
Almacraig
Palawan
Chesebrough
Ericsson
Sailors and Vessels in Cargo Narrative From Portland
In Wiscasset on October 25 a special report notes sailing movements including SB Wheeler Philadelphia for Samuel Lewis Perth Amboy Salem O M Marrett Port Johnson for Gloucester Addie Sawyer Perth Petrel Tiverton Amboy for Saco and the sloop yacht Marguerite Gaston for No vessel sailed. Names Douglas Haynes Greg Sailed Seb Lawrence Haines Tibbetts Bridgeport Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SB Wheeler
Philadelphia
Samuel Lewis
Perth Amboy
Salem
O M Marrett
Port Johnson
Gloucester
Addie Sawyer
Perth
Boston to Havret La Gascogne voyage list
Passenger names and origins for transatlantic departures including Mr and Mrs Arthur Flunnewell Miss Isabella Hunnewell Miss Janie Hunnewell Miss Margaret Hunnewell Miss Alice Burnham from Boston to Havret La Gascogne with New York party William D Mandell Rudolph Gunther E Caton and others listed. Cunard steamer Am George W Stevens and associates noted along with Transatlantique and Cunard carriers and accompanying servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bremeé
Trave
New Y
Francis Peabody, Jr
Fulda
Havret la Gascogne
New Year
Arthur Flunnewell
Isabella Hunnewell
Janie Hunnewell
Dajia O Hunnewell
Margaret Hunnewell
Alice Burnham
Loston
Liverpolria
New York
William D Mandell Rudolph Gunther E Caton
Lee K H Barrows
L Pearson
Webster
Marian Burnham William Burnham
Frederick Burnham
Georges
S Elliott
Steamship Schedules From New Orleans and Halifax Issued
Supplementary mail details voyage times for Truxillo Ruatan Nova Scotia st Pierre Miquelon Newfoundland Halifax Bocas del Toro Gussie and Sama ria routes. Notation notes Oct 26 7 30 P M departures for several ports and Oct 29 7 30 A M for Europe with Samaria and Halifa x details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truxillo
Ruatan
Prof. Morse
New Orleans
Nova Scotia
St Pierre and Miquelon
Newfoundland
Halifax
Bocas del
Gussie
Great Britain
Trans-Pacific Mails and Closings for The Pacific Routes
Steamship notices announce mail sailings to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and de Chinese ports East Indies Straits Settlements Siam and Dutch East Indies via Arabic from San Francisco November 9. Mail closing dates set at Boston November 3 and at Kotz office November 10 for Mariposa route to Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa and Hawaii with exact times 5 00 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
San Francisco
Boston
Sseesereeres
Bse UO
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Kotoa
Domestic Ports Trade Brief Highlights Ocean Movement
A sweeping list of ships and schooners cleared sailed and arriving across U S Atlantic and Gulf ports including Bangor Bath Baltimore Charleston Gloucester Galveston New York Providence Philadelphia and Portland with vessels such as steamers Thanemore Pimppa and Moss Brown schooners J M Morales Carrie Pickering and Addie Snow and brigs Maud H Dudley and Thomas Keillor noted along with arrivals from Montreal Liverpool Demarara and Havana and sailings toward London and Bordeaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Damon
Harding
Webster Barnard
Marshall
New York
H Curtis
Haskell
Bridgeport
Alaine
Gilbert
Boston
Henry Chace
Black
Portsmouth
Bath
J M Morales
Jordan
Carrie § Pickering
Marshal
Gertrude Abbott
Champion
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Katie J Irelan
Crockett
Coosaw
Bianche Hopkins
Tunnel
Charleston
Edinburgh
Montreal
John W Marr
Cotton
Liverpool
Edward A Sanchez
Stillman
Orchilla
Gov Ames
Davis
Buenos Ayres
Annie Blisg
O’ Donnell
Savannah
Thanemore
London
Ernford
St Jago de Cuba
Decature Miller
Taylor
Harold C Becher
McKerson
New Haven
Cora Dunn
Wm Hays
Strong
Iaik Pee
Geo Moulton
Ldg
Hard Pine
Ath
Schs
Red Wing
Henry Tilton
Edgar C Ross
Mary E Morris
Frank Pratt
Lee
Scottish Prince
Havre
Dutch Island Harbor
Schs Pavilion
Calais
Narragansett Pier
Harvard Havey
Providence
St John
Eastport
Port
Paine
Cayenne
Neponset
Flora
Fernandina
Walter L Plummer
Coffin
Guadaloupe
Augustus Hart
Lubec
Wim
Hutchings
Viola May
E Sears
Mary Pike
Huntress
Norfolk
Merrill C Hart
Sophia Godfrey
Marcus Edwards
Hattie Nickerson
Nickerson
Mary Ann
Collins
Newark
Emma A
Hi Peary
Britannic
Columbia
Hamburg
Tancary
Middlesborough
Falmouth
Julian Nelson
Sandy Hook
A McNichol
Island City
New Bedford
Albert W. Smith
Mary Isaac Oberton
Susan Green
Annie P Chase
B Smith
Lottie
Thomaston
M Pickering
Melville
Cora Bangor
G M Porter
Galais
Nautilus
Rockland
Isaac H Tillyer
Eaglet
Edgartown
Henry
M Hiaven
Lanesville
Mesquire
Rockport
Thomas W. Toy
Alvena
MacKay
Kingston
Jam
Kasbeck
Davies
Notterdam
Persian Monarch
Bristow
la Gascogne
Santilli
K A Matthews
Cruche
Copenhagen
Tao
Benlawers
Leith
Glitner
Exmouth
Hell Gate
Fred Scammell
Shaw
Bordeaux
Hart Island Road
Robert Couity
Lowe
Hastings
Corey
Wdm Francis
Anderson
Do Angam
Kelly
Julia
Fall River
Port Townsend
Wilson
Pensacola
Dominion
Torgensen
Montevideo
Port Royal
Maud H Dudley
Pottsville
Ritson
Reading
Smith
Portland
Hercules
Odiorne
Newburyport
John B. Carrington
Berry
Erastus Wiman
Bennett
Sarneil Walker
GM Baainerd
Mailen
Vinaihaven
Anna T Bailey
Marson
Minnesota
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Indiana
Lumen
Antwerp
Develgonne
Eng
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Dickman
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Tyrian
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Lizzie Guptili
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Hatfield
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D C
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John Price
Odell
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Nellie Bruce
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Enj T Biggs
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Carrie G Crosby
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Annie E Stevens
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A H Hurlbart
Wee- Philad Hawken
Maggie Mulvey
Port Johnson
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H. M. Whitney
India
eGtact
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Boston & Maine
Amos Blanchard
Ashton Value Co
W.M. Howell Reed
Rane Ne