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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1907

Page

10

Morse Combine Diminishes as Coastwise Steamships Split

The Consoli dated Steamship Company fades to a skeleton with no office in New York. Its president loses real power as operations shift to Boston under new control. Each line will self-manage equipment and finances, with Mallory and Clyde lines consolidated under H H Raymond and Santo Domingo service moved to New York & Porto Rico Steamship Co.

New York Coastwise Steamship Combination Charles W. Morse New England Consolidated Steamship Company Maine Morse Lines Boston Mallory Clyde H. H. Raymond Santo Domingo New York & Porto Rico Steamship Company

Sharks Ate Log Lines From Ship Voyage

New York Oct 28 Captain Fisher of the steamship City of Savannah said three log lines were eaten by sharks on the northbound trip. As a result it is impossible to determine exact times the boat operated during the voyage.

New York Fisher City of Savannah Savannah Line

Stocks Strength Surges on Clearing House Move and Gold News

Stocks rose through the day led by Amalgamated and Union Pacific as the New York Clearing House certificates were issued by major cities. Confidence grew on gold imports totaling 12.25 million dollars and tighter money, while bank holidays and trust company suspensions signaled cautious tone ahead.

Gate Street New York Amalgamated Union Pacific Smelters Atchison Bath Morse Kansas City Duluth Pennsylvania Reading Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Company National City Bank Hanover Bank Lazard Freres Kuhn, Loeb & Company Montreal London New York Metal Exchange Lake Copper Essex County Commissioners Worcester North Savings Institution Fitchburg Austin Brown Trinity Company Balaklala White Boston Five Cents Savings Bank Colusa Leonard Extension Company Copper Range Railroad Amalgamated Copper Company Local Stock Exchange Goldfield Consolidated Company John C. Lalor Daly Estate Daly Bank & Trust Company Butte Montana John D. Ryan Kuhn, Loeb & Co Boston & Worcester Street Railway Company Goldfield Begole Nevada Consolidated Cumberland Ely Boston Clearing House Committee Clearing House Boston Associated Banks New York Clearing House Daniel G. Wing First National Bank James P. Stearns National Shawmut Bank Thomas P William E. Soule Boston Treasury Reichsmarks Ye Boston Bank

Stock and Bond Market Ledger for Boston Trading Day

The Boston Market reports the day’s stock and bond price movements and total daily sales in a detailed table. The record captures overall market direction and notable shifts across key issues for October 28.

Boston

Boston Cars Market Iexchange Place October 28 Update

Trading volume rose with steamship bonds opening strong at 1318 and closing down 3 to 10. Other issues listed include Davis Daly Cumberland Ely Nipissing Boston Corbin Nevada Utah and Superior Pittsburgh with modest gains and losses across the curb list and detailed net changes provided.

London New York Lake Superior Tamarack Osceola S&s Calumet & Hecla Quincy Mohawk Wolverine Shannon North Butte Utah Consolidated Calumet & Arizona Telephone Amalgamated Butte Coalition Centennial Greene Cananea Copper Range North Butte Old Dominion Shannon Utah Iexchange Davis Daly Cumberland Ely Nipissing Boston Corbin Nevada Utah Superior & Pittsburg Thomas Reinhardt Exley Change Place Boston Bround Street Boston Ely Boswyecolo Ag Oy Og Bullfrog Minmyn Butte-Bradley Carisa Copper Cumberland Ely O Davis-Daly Dominion Copper Eagle & Blue Bell East Butte Ray Globe Consolidated Goldfield Gold Prince Shores Greene Grold-Silver Howell & Little Helvetia Micmac Pathe Gardner Nevada Superior & Pitts Manhattan Apex Soule

Belief That Financial Crisis Is Under Control

Wall Street reports suggest the financial crisis is under control as prices rise despite low trading. The dissolution of the bankers pool, which provided 50 million to 35 million for the Stock Exchange loans, caused loan readjustments and late-day price dislocations as borrowers turned to banks for accommodation.

Wall Street Stock Exchange Bankers’ Pool

Boston & Maine Seeks Water Street Track Location

Representatives from transatlantic steamship lines Boston Dock Commission and local chambers urge grant of track location to the Boston & Maine railroad on Water street Charlestown. The Board of Aldermen committee on railroads took the matter under advisement after yesterday’s hearing.

Charlestown Boston Dock Commission The Chamber of Commerce

Harvard crews race on Charles River today

Crimson crews host their first bumping races on a mile and three-eighths course from Boylston Street Bridge to the far end above the second bend. Two divisions race at 2 15 and 4 o clock with listed eights from Claverly Westmorly Randolph Ridgely Dunster Dana Drayton Russell Mount Auburn Hollis Holworthy Stoughton Beck Hampden and the Thayer Matthews Weld Perkins College House Gray’s and Hollis Holworthy Stoughton second.

Crimson Charles River Harvard Boylston Street Claverly Westmore- Iv Randolph Ridgely Dunster-Dana- Drayton Russell Mount Auburn Street Hollis-Holworthy-Stoughton Beck-Hampden Thayer Matthews Weld Perkins College House Gray's Hollis-Holworthy- Stoughton

Harvard to Limit Sideline Stands at Football Games

Harvard will restrict sideline access due to crowding. Badges will be issued only to ex captains and managers, ex graduate managers, ex coaches and current Harvard football affiliated staff and active captains and managers of major teams. Applications must be made 30 minutes before game time to the Harvard manager at the Locker building.

Harvard

China Proclaims Protection for American Trademarks

Washington dispatch from Shanghai reports a proclamation by the Tao-tai banning all Chinese subjects in the Shanghai district from infringing or imitating American trademarks, signaling a protective move for U.S. marks.

Washington State Department Shanghai China

Life of an Actress at Grand Opera House Delights Boston

Boston audiences witnessed a sensational Grand Opera House run of The Life of an Actress about a country girl who seeks fame in the city. The play features murder, a night mill saw scene, and strong turns by Campbell Stratton, Bigelow Cooper, Nan Warrington, Ida Glenn, Jack Regan, Victor Harvey, Armanda Fendricks, and a full company.

Boston Grand Opera House Campbell Stratton Jeff Fairfield Bigelow Cooper Harold Hilton Nan Warrington

Labor notes reflect wage talks and union activities in Boston

William J. Shields spoke to Carpenters Union 33 on national craft conditions. The United Housesmiths and Structural Iron Workers Union 7 scale committee drafts a 1908 wage scale to start May 1 after expiry of the current 45 to 50 cent rates. A minstrel show committee is named by the Chandeliers Makers Union. Donations to striking telegraphers are recorded, with Bricklayers Union adding funds. Local politics see Morse club endorsements for district attorney Moran and sheriff Donovan. International union leaders prepare arrival in Boston. The Armory Ball is set for November 14 by Wharf and Bridge Carpenters. A wage earners club meets to act on anti-Drapper resolutions. Typographical Union strike benefits end, with a Boston local protest for continuation.

William J. Shields Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Carpeters’ Union Tosten United Housesmiths and Structural Iron Workers’ Union Boston Willian Spratt Ond Malvern J. Flynn Chandelier Makers’ Union Bricklayers’ Union 3 Priday Wharf and Bridge Carpenters Nion Armory Mast State Branch A, Sr Poplar Street Roslindale International Typographical Union Boston Jocat International Executive Board

Donovan Campaign Targets Fee System in Sheriff Office Tour

James Donovan, candidate for sheriff, campaigns across Ward 24 to Ward 23 venues challenging the fee system. He advocates a fixed salary for sheriff and deputies, arguing the current practice is unprogressive and prompts protests from deputies while supporters applaud his anti fee stance.

James Donovan Joseph T. Lyons Donovan Kelcher Hall Neponset Bridge Matthew J. Cummings Ancient Order of Hibernians City of Boston Democratic Party Joe O'Connell Ward 20 James P. Timilty Minton Hall Sheriff's Office Seavey

Chess League Opens November Fifth with Eight Teams

The Metropolitan Chess League begins its season on November 5 with eight teams. The schedule spans through February 18, featuring Roxbury, Harvard, Newton, Cambridge, Somerville, Union and YMHA teams, with YMHA games at the YMHA building and all others at the Boston Chess Club.

Metropolitan Chess League Roxbury Harvard Newton Cambridge Somerville Chess Union Y. M. H. Cambridge Y. M

Harvard Track Coach W F Quinn Injured In Pole Vaulting

Harvard track coach W F Quinn sprained or broke his ankle while pole vaulting yesterday. He was aiding runner Ban when his high heeled shoes caused a slip at takeoff and his right leg buckled. An X ray in town confirmed a severe ankle injury. His absence will cripple the team during cross country and track preparations.

Harvard W. FE. Quinn Quinn Ban

Saxonia Takes Out Record Apple Shipment

The Saxonia departs East Boston at 8 pm carrying a record apple cargo of 15 000 barrels bound for Queenstown and Liverpool. Other consignments include corn wheat cotton flour and cheese with passengers from England New England and Canada among the saloon and steerage lines.

Europe Saxonia Boston Queenstown Liverpool New Grace Woldott G. W. Clemson Helen Bhrobke Herford Mary W. Lawrie This City William J. Gunn Charlotte Gunn Portland Samuel White Chicago T. S. Des Barres Montreal

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