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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1891

Page

7

Wickedest game in Cambridge ends 12 to 12

The class teams of '92 and '93 played a brutal Cambridge football clash on Norton's field, with slugging and betting. The two halves produced a 12 to 12 tie as many players were forced off due to injuries and Newell and Cary starred for their sides.

Norton’s Cambridge Spaulding Gray Carey Ellsworth Rogers Catffield Green Forbes Cook Newell Mr. Saxe Bass Motaf Cco Cece Dibblee West Hacks Enss Cary Jones Sled Turtu Ces Stade Pmigoce Cowcsees Pose Vececess ROC McKay Broughton Putnam Cesses Bacas Forbes Dutfield Greenough Brown Spauiding Loring Fairchild Pike Stevens Cary Duffield Harvard Cumnock Dremnock Hallowell Emmons Mason Cummnock Perry ‘Trafford Camnock Trafford Shea Cranston Mackie Perry Trafford Adams Stewart Mr. Lathrop Yale Springfield

Golden Circle Enjoined in Superior Court Action

Justice Bishop enjoined the Golden Circle from paying funds collecting assessments and removing assets from the state on suit by James Donaldson with about fifty plaintiffs. They seek an accounting alleging misappropriation by officers and missing funds plus inadequate bond. Plaintiffs hold matured certificates and funds in Central and Metropolitan National Banks.

Order of the Golden Circle Justice Bishop Superior Court James Donaldson

A School of Opera Boston to Open at Hollis Street Theatre

A Boston School of Opera will open with a Dramatic Class formed at Hollis Street Theatre. The opera program, part of the New York American Academy of the Dramatic Arts, plans afternoon instruction four days weekly and a two year course under Latume and Sargent. Notable graduates and advisers from New York shape the board and advisory committee.

Boston Hollis Street New York American Academy of the Dramatic Arts Lyceum Theatre School New York School of Acting America New York J. Frank Botume New York School Boston School of Opera Latume New York Academy Franklin H. Sargent Emma Sheridan George Fawcett George Hill Dorothy Dow Daniel Frohman David Belesco Henry C. de Mill

Financial Market Roundup From A Busy Trading Day

Grain markets rose on Russia export fears and Eastward movement of stock. Boston brokers bought grain stock while Atchison reports are due soon. H H Aldrich of Chicago failed. J M Shaw reinstated on NYSE. West End land sales seen as bank collateral amid short covering. Bank of England raised rates. Pullman rights traded. coal shipments up year over year. Centenial and Tamarack Junior shares traded. Westinghouse layoffs looming. St Louis San Francisco board changes cited for representation. New Boston brokerage Mead and Co formed. half holiday ahead as exchanges close for holidays. C B Q rate speculation debunked. American Cotton Oil 6% preferred and 3.4% common expected. large cash and assets noted.

Boston & Maine Atchison H. H. Aldrich Chicago J. M. Shaw New York Stock Exchange West End Hi. B. Hollins St. Paul Bank of England Pullman Russia Tamarack Junior Thomp Electric Welding Westinghouse Air Brake Company Pittsburg St. Louis San Francisco Boston Messrs. F.S. Mead and Co Mead Boston Stock Exchange Messrs. I. A. Evans & Co Exchange Place London Stock Exchange New York C. B American Cotton Oil Company

Sunday Car To West End Route Notice In Boston

The West End Street Railway announces a Sunday service expansion with a Back Bay church car on Sundays until the Across Town line opens. It will run from Grove Hall at 10:07 am, via Warren Dudley Washington Northampton Tremont Dartmouth Boylston, then return, stopping at listed streets and Trinity Church near Copley Square.

West End West End Street Railway Company Navy Copley Square Trinity Church Warren Street Crawford Street Elm Hill Avenue Wyoming Street Quincy Street Lansing Street Savin Street Woodbine Street Dale Street Rockland Street Montrose Street Walnut Avenue St. James Street Winthrop Street Dudley Street Washington Street Roxbury Street Eustis Street Madison Street Ball Street Woodbury Street Lenox Street Northampton Street Shawmut Avenue Tremont Street West Chester Park Worcester Street Rutland Street Pembroke Street Canton Street Dartmouth Street Warren Avenue Appleton Street Columbus Avenue Hantington Avenue Boylston Street Hoylston Street

Thirteen Packers Bluff Chicago Stock Yards exposed

The Chicago Stock Yards dispute centers on thirteen small packers accused of bluffing a deal. Stickney land plans require a belt-line railroad costing about two million dollars and a minimum one year improvement spend of seventy five thousand. A tentative settlement hinges on a damages payment of one hundred thousand. a friendly suit ruling is due in about ten days.

Varied Railroad and Mining Stocks Net Quarters Nov 2 16

A list of numerous railroad lines and mining companies with quarterly and semi annual stock quotations, including Paris on pref and common shares, quarter percent, and pence per share figures for dates in November. Names include Boston and Maine, Rock Island, Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland, New England Telephone and Telegraph, Oriental Coffee, Tamarack Mining, and others with multiple small stake indicators.

Boston & Maine Jack & Montana Mining Co Carcano Rock Island & Pacific Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland Semiann Lane Silver Coxcargo & Moortreat Nat Staken Co New York New England NEW England Ub8lephone & Telegraph Co Oriental Coffee House Wyullman Palace Can Co Nnne Westkan Krk Tamarack Mining Co Haeton Exogedric Co Laks Enig Rome Watertown & Ogpensburg Osborn Asutton Valve Co

Proposed Investments and Bond Movements Across Cities

A compendium notes Louisville mayoral borrowing up to 2000000 at under six percent to cover expenses before tax collection. It details Lyon county bond offers at sixty cents on the dollar in five years and a disputed tax levy payment. Park Commission accounts show a 21000 commission for park bond dealings via Merchant's National Bank, with a plan for a bankers’ depository by Willis Dickenson and others. Additional items cover electric rail and telecommunication financings in Lancaster, Chicago, and Carcases, with several city and corporate borrowing aims ranging from 100000 to 5500000.

Eppyville Lyon County Louisvville Park Commission William Fillman Merchant's National Bank New York Chicaco Ul—Bankers' National Bank of Chicago Willis I. Dickenson E.G. Blannen P Kk. Stanley John W. Marsh A. Edwards Manson Keeiey Comptroller of the Currency

Bank of England rate hike and market roundup

London reports the Bank of England raised its discount rate from 3.5 to 4 percent while open market bills stand at 3 percent. U.S. and Canadian securities show notable quotes as markets firm with Americans stronger than in months. Bank of England bullion fell £574,000 in the week and reserve ratio slid to 38.53 percent amid a generally firm market tone. Paris reports Bank of France gold up £75,000 and silver up £1,000,000.

London Bank of England Mousey United States New York Pennsylvania Ohio Canadian Pacific Erie Illinois Central Mexican Ordinary St. Paul New York Central Reading Mexican Central News Faris Paris Bank of France

Gold, silver markets buoyed by speculative faith in free coinage

A telegram reports India Council balances moved abroad, leaving the bank with £750,000 in gold for the week and a likely over a million. The Free Coinage party in America expects a congressional majority to pass a free coinage bill over the president's veto, though belief is tepid. A sharp rise in silver securities, notably rupee paper, stems from a small US silver stock.

India Council America Congress

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