Fitchburg Annual Report and Market Rally in Tecumseh Mines
The Fitchburg annual report shows rising receipts and tonnage while rail revenue grows, though rate declines squeeze earnings. Tecumseh Mining reports shaft depth of 47 feet with good vein matter, Osceola lode drift plans, and strong future prospects plus new dividend declarations from Atchison directors. Market activity features Centennial and U S Mining shares rallying, call money spikes, and curb stock gains amid optimism for continued ore development and copper prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
U.S
Centennial Group
New York
Centennial
Chase & Barstow
Kearsarge Lode
Lake Superior
Tecumseh Mining Company
Atchison
Riley
Elm ‘River
Fortuna
Montana
New England Gas and Coke
Bay State Gas
Boston Consolidated
Flemington Coal and Coke
Mayflower
Fitchburg Railroad
Constitution Wharf
Bristol
Pug
Hamburg
Merchants’ and Miners Transportation Company
American Sugar Refinery Company
Pennsylvania
Solo
United States Oil
United States Mining
Salt Lake Tribune
J. W.W. Neill
United States Mining Company
Bingham
Old Jordan Ground
Mayberry
Telegraph Ground
Neill
Arcadian
Pacan'e N
Cochit
Pinkham
New England Piano Company offers preferred stock at par
Boston reports show the firm offering $201,000 of its 6 per cent cumulative preferred stock at par, with certificates of $109 and $10 each. The issue is secured by a first lien on all company property, presenting an investment opportunity in a profitable home industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Piano Company
Stoci
Thos. F. Scanlan
New England Organ Company
Peel
New England Piano Co Established Incorporated 1899
New England Piano Co is incorporated in 1899. Attorneys Morse and Frischen located Exchange Building Boston listed for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Piano Co
Morse & Frischen
Exchange Building
Boston
Capital stock details of a listed corporation
Full paid non assessable capital stock totaling 1 500 090 with two classes of preferred stock Class A 2600 shares at 100 each and Class B 95000 shares at 10 each plus 10000 shares of common stock at 10 each.
New England Piano Co Offers Preferred Stock At Par
For subscription at par, $300 000 of New England Piano Co preferred stock Class A or B with a first lien on assets and cumulative dividends paid semi annually. Quick assets equal to value of issued preferred stock. The firm reports extensive 1887 factory expansion near Boston with seven story main building, separate action shop, vast floor space and machinery powered by a 200 HP engine. prospectus available from the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Piano Co
New England
Boston City Hall
Highland District
George, Gerard and
Howard Streets
George Street
Howard Street
Gerard Street
Action Factory
Herris-Corliss
Subscription Stock Offering at Corbett Co. Providence
The release of this stock opens at the offices of Corbett Co. in Providence on September 7 and closes September 16. Subscriptions are pro rata with 5 percent over-subscription allotment. Drafts or money orders payable to Corbett Co. Bankers and Brokers at 85 Weybossett Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Subscription Books Tay
Oa. O
Corbett Cw CO
Bankers and Brokers
Weybosset Street
Providence
R. I
Walker Hill Named President of American Bankers Association
The nominating committee chose Walker Hill president of the American Bankers Association, with the convention voting the next day. General Whiting urged continued education work and formation of a bankers institute modeled on London's. E. O. Leach presented gold standard resolutions, urging Congress to solidify the gold standard with coin redemption for all government and national bank paper obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland CO
Walker Hill
American Exchange Bank of St. Louis
American Bankers’ Association
General Whiting
Alabama
Committee On ‘Education
Executive Council
Institute of American Bankers
London
E. O. Leach
New York
National Union Bank
Leach
Congress
Bankers of
United States
Congress of the
Treasury
Mail Carriers' Convention Debates Pension and Salaries
In Scranton, the National Association of Letter Carriers opened talks on three resolutions. One backed McKinley’s Philippines policy, another proposed a 25 year pension after service, and a salary plan started at 600 then 800 and rising to 1200. All were referred to the legislative committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
National Association of Letter Carriers
McKinley
Philippines
Albany
Quinn
Philadelphia
Congressional Committee
Legislative Committee
Transfer of Trains From Park Square Station
Trains formerly leaving Park Square Station will run to and from the Terminal station Boston starting September 10 1899. New York via Shoreline Airline Colonial and Federal expresses depart and arrive at the Terminal on the Park Square schedule. Connections to Soundline steamers adjust. other trains shift by three minutes. All trains stop at Back Bay and timetable posters note further changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Square Station
Terminal Station
Summer Street
Boston
New York
Shoreline
Airline
Federal
Fall River
Stonington
Providence
Norwich
Park Square
Back Bay
Dartmouth Street
Boston to Center Harbor Excursion by Rail and Steamship
A Sept 9 excursion from Boston to Center Harbor departs Union Station at 8 20 am. A special train to Alton Bay will join the Mt Washington steamer for a sixty mile lake sail. Tickets are sold at 322 Washington Street and are limited, so early purchase is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Centre Harbor
Union Station
Alton Bay
Mt. Washington
Boston & Maine Railroad
Washington Street
My Clothier's August Fire Sale Draws Big Trade at Hanover and Portland
My Clothier's store at Hanover and Portland streets reports phenomenal sales in August. Merchants call August the dullest month, yet a post fire sale fueled by real values attracted thousands as goods were priced low and ready to go. The sale ends in three days with a final Saturday rush expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Portland
Clothier
Funeral of Mrs Hannah J Toley
The funeral for Mrs Hannah J Toley who died Sunday was held yesterday morning at 8 J. Cecelia's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah J. Toley
Admiral Dewey Ill at Gibraltar Heads Home to Vermont
Dewey 18 rests at the Bristol Hotel in Gibraltar amid indigestion from the East. He plans health recovery in Vermont after New York and Washington receptions, hoping to be relieved from active duty soon while remaining on the active list with full pay. He sailed for the United States on Sunday after tea at the Governor General's summer palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Admiral Dewey
Hotel
Bristol
Dewey
New York
Washington
Vermont
United States
Dewey reception plans draw thousands of troops and ships
New York report says 6000 soldiers from multiple states have applied for parade spots with expectations of at least 10000 men. Naval parade aims for 250 boats behind warships. Stands will seat about 26000. Comptroller Coler approves payments to regimental commanders for subsistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dewey Reception Committee
Roe
District of Columbia
Texas
Jackson, Miss
Georgia
Rhode Island
South Carolina
St. Louis
Mississippi Rifles
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Carroll
Committee On Naval Parade
Committee On Stands
Coler
General Roe
Jones Abbott Wedding at Dorchester Home
Miss Mary Alice Abbott and Mr. Charles P. Jones married at 13 Park Street Dorchester with Rev. Robert Gordon officiating. Mrs. Jones is daughter of Boston pilot Liam V. Abbott and the couple plan a honeymoon in New Hampshire before settling in Mattapan after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Dorchester
Mary Alice Abbott
Charles P. Jones
Robert Gordon
Jones
Boston
Liam V. Abbott
Public Service
New Hampshire
Steamers Offer Late Salem Willows Trip This Week
Labor Day signals close of Willows service, but boats run until Sunday due to high demand. Steamers leave Winthrop line wharf at 49 Atlantic Avenue daily at 10 30 am and return from the Willows at 4 pm. Free trips for children under 12 when accompanied by adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Salem Willows
Boston
The
Willows
Muiles
Winthrop Line
Atlantic Avenue
the Willows
Boston Harbor Steamers Offer North Shore Sightseeing Trips
Daily departures at 10 am and 2 pm from Central wharf aboard Cane Ann and City of Gloucester for a scenic voyage to Gloucester and Cape Ann. A musical program enhances the ride with ample time to view Cape Ann rocks and town sights. Sunday late service runs from Boston at 10:15 pm returning from Gloucester at 3:15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane Ann
City of
Gloucester
Central Wharf
State Street
Boston
North Shore
Cape Ann
Boats from Powe's wharf to Nantasket Beach schedule
In September boats from Powe's wharf to Nantasket Beach depart hourly at twenty minutes past each hour until 6:20 p m with the last boat. The sea shore remains pleasant many days this month, hotels stay open, and some cottagers still occupy the beach into September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powe’s
Nantasket Beach
Nantasket
South Shore Leasure Resort
A. O. H. Plans Testimonial for Rev Father Donahoe
Most divisions have subscribed to a testimonial for Rev Father Charles F. Donahoe to be tendered in Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain Sunday evening. Donahoe is county chaplain of the A. O. H. and is in poor health. Presentation by County President William J. Cronin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies F. Donahoe
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Father Donahoe
William J. Cronin
Omega Oil Society Promises Quick Pain Relief
Omega Oil claims to ease back pains and muscle aches from hard work or pleasure. The remedy should be rubbed in after a warm bath to rapidly relieve soreness, described as Nature's own solution with a unique sparkling green appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Massachusetts Supreme Court Defines Liability For Snow and Ice Accidents
The full bench holds cities liable only when snow or ice is not the sole proximate cause. In Newton vs Worcester the court sustains exceptions. in Bailey vs Cambridge the plaintiff wins 1250 dollars, with proximate cause attributed to highway defect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Emma J. Newton
City of
Worcester
Jeannette M. Bailey
Cambridge
Newton
Rainsford Island Boys Case Continued in Court
The case of Sabatoris Iario and Charles Ellison charged with complicity in a fire at Rainsford Island reform school was continued in East Boston District Court until next Wednesday. Each boy was held on $800 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabatoris Iario
Charles Ellison
Rainsford Island Reform School
East Boston
Wills Leave Donations to Churches and Schools
In Dedham Probate Court two wills were admitted. Elizabeth Morse of Sharon leaves 500 to the Sharon church groups and 500 to the Sharon Friend School fund, 0 to the town’s Dorchester fund, Amos B Cheney executor. Bridget Harvey of Brookline bequeaths 100 to several Boston Roman Catholic institutions and 200 to the Little Sisters of the Poor, with Bernard Harvey as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Elizabeth H. Morse
Sharon
Unitarian and
First Congregational Society of
Boston
St. Mary’s
House of the Good Shepherd
Consumptives
St. Joseph's
St. Leonard’s
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Little Sisters of the Poor
Bernard Harvey
Death by Paris Green Ends Life of Local Official
Richmond I Wooster a retired sea captain and Grand Banks fisherman died by Paris Green poison in Ellsworth Me He had served as deputy collector of customs and Mt Desert Ferry inspector during Cleveland administrations and was tax collector of his town His death followed weeks of mental decline
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Richmond I
Fall River Mill Situation
A Fall River bank man refutes a rumor of a united bank effort to block or hurry the sale of mill properties to a syndicate. He notes at least two banks will not participate and that even combined local capital would fall short by about $5,000,000 to cover the mills’ debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Roxbury Brewing Company Faces Settlement Steps
Roxbury Brewing Company affairs moved toward settlement as receiver E. H. Hudson reported to stockholders and creditors that the foreclosure sale, postponed due to full mortgage payment, leaves the firm to seek reorganization. A stockholders' committee will confer with absent creditors and report September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Brewing Oe
H. Hudson
Lowell Trustees
O Brien Manley Wedding At St James Church
At St James Church Harrison Avenue Miss Margaret Elizabeth Manley married William Barnard O’Brien. The bride wore white tulle attended by her sister Nora Manley. John F. Cuff served as best man. A reception followed at 215 Harrison Avenue. The couple left for New York in the afternoon and will reside in Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s Church
Harrison Avenuge
Margaret Elizabeth Maley
William Barnard O’brien
Father Carey
Nora T. Manley
John F. Cuff
Harrison Avenue
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Fitchburg
Tecumseh
U. S
S.s
Gees
Os Cines Y
Bigates
Wears
Aiy's
Union Pacific
West End
Etna
Zine
Eee
Arnold
Atlantic
Balti
Bost & Mont Jr
Santa Ta Fe
Winona
New Engle
United Shoe M
Ae Ruger
Indo Egypt
Isle Royale
A Creed Mining
Nak
U. & Bubber
Wisconsi
Walas
Cochiti
Copper Queen
Frederick W. Hill
Ohio and West Virginia Oil and Gas Co
Tennessee
Howard, Crosby & Co
Wall St
Congress St
Joshua Brown & CO
W.Y
Coston
Lille Tiger Mining Co
Paradie
Kholdo
Iwa
Boston Stock Exchange
Deans
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Chicago Market
Ateh
Eee Ku
St J & Cis
T& Bpf
Toton & Level
Loton & Maine
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Cocespente & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
B&q
Chicago
Chicago & Pastern ii
Chicago & Northwestern
R 1 & Pacific
Coc & St Lous
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack & Western
Denver & Rio
Hocking Coal
Metropolitan
Ry. i
Minn & St Louis
Missouri Pacific
New York ‘Central
Verter & Western
Northern Pacific Erteere
Lontaria & Western
Vt St Louis
San Fran
St Same Peouthweatern
St Paul
Wabash Pressseeee
Eree
United States Aeee Wells Fargo
Pape
Eem Steel Hoop
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn
General Electric
Pacific Mail
Brensedt
Palen Taliee
Republie
Ussees
Tenn Coal & Iron
Dales
Aiates Leather
Sess
Western Union
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Boston Little Circle
Ioston
Arizona
Cripple Creek
Bonanza
Catalpare
Taylor Park
Altham Inter Motor
Carbine Motor Car
Bradstreet’s Commercial Agency
Dunn’s Commercial Agency
International Trust Co
Boston, Mass
ES. A
Mass
Bankers’ Convention
Mail Carriers’ Convention
Yea &Perrins
Rowe’s Wharf Coats
Donanoe
Omega Oil Society Folks
Boe
the Omega Chemical Co
Rainsford Island
Paris Green
Richmond I. Wooster
Maine
Roxbury Brewery Affairs
O’ Brier
Manley
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