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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1900

Page

6

Market Shifts As New England Gas Leads Decline In New York

Trading shows subdued activity with only 11500 shares moving, markets slip amid weak tone. New England Gas and Coke and Centennial Eureka fall while United Shoe Machinery and American Agricultural Chemical post dividends and solid results.

New England Gas & Coke and Centennial Eureka New York Baltimore & Ohio Common United Shoe Machinery Company United Fruit Company West End Land Company William L. Roberts Braintree Beacon Street Boston Aqueduct Boston & Albany American Agricultural Chemical Company John 8. Gibbons

Market Report Boston Opened with Varied Prices Today

Boston on September 18 reported the day’s highest and lowest sales along with the closing bid and asked prices. The list captured the session’s price range and final values, reflecting active trading across key commodities and securities.

Boston

Aftermath of Galveston Cannibal Desolation

Descriptions of Galveston devastation as relief squads recover bodies and survivors. Eyewitness scenes of drowning, burned wreckage, and looting give a stark account of casualties, fires, and mass burial efforts across Bolivar peninsula and surrounding coast.

McKibben Reports Grief at Galveston After Storm

General McKibben’s telegraph from Galveston describes a city wrecked by a 11 to 13 foot tide, widespread destruction of fortifications and buildings, over 1000 deaths, 6000 rendered homeless, and massive relief efforts including 30,000 rations and tents ordered with naval tug Sebago en route for aid.

Galveston Tex Ife Virginia Point Bolivar Peninsula East Highlands Bailey Galveston Wharf Company Houston Port Arthur Pelican Island Texas City Bolivar Point Tremont Street Washington San Jacinto First Artillery Posarite Roberts Committee of Safety Battery O Sam Houston Perry M’kibben Baxter Fort San Jacinto Secretary of the Navy Pensacola

Two Teens Arrested in 2500-Cigar Theft Case

Officers among the station detained two youths suspected of leading summer thefts. Frank Hayward aged 18, from 263 Columbia Road Dorchester, and Nicholas Sencer aged 27, of 4 Tyler Street, are charged with stealing 2500 cigars from Frost Transportation Company in July.

Station Express Frank Hayward George Hayward Columbia Road Dorchester Nicholas Sencer Warren Georgi Tyler Street Frost Transportation Company

Man loses fingers in planing machine at South Boston shop

Frederick G. Acker aged 27 was working in Murray and Tregurtha's boat shop at 338 West First Street South Boston when his left hand was caught in a planing machine. Dr Fletcher treated him and he was taken by police ambulance to City Hospital. Acker resides on F Street.

Murray & Tregurtha West First Street Boston Frederick G. Acker Fletcher Acker F Street

NEW CITY RISING Relief Efforts Boosted by Galveston Aid

The relief committee aims to speed aid within a day or two and to systematize relief. Weazen-faced barefoot children collected spoiled food on the streets as the city awaits medicine funded by the relief fund and distribution through drug stores to the needy.

Galveston

Galveston Train Wreck Kills Many Near Lighthouse

A Southern Pacific train wrecked in Galveston Bay near the lighthouse on Friday night leaves eighty five dead. Only a handful survived including Miss Ellis, Mr Uffly and Mrs Uffly of New Orleans, Ben Saha, Dan Lasker, Tom McDonald, George Call, J Woodson, Mark Anderson, J Stout, Mr Poe of Bolivar, and several Interstate Railroad Commission members.

New Orleans Southern Pacific Galveston John H. Poe Lake Charles Galveston Bay Ellis Uffly New Orleans Brewing Association Ben Saha Dan Lasker Tom McDonald George Call Orange Tex J. Woodson Mark Anderson J. Stout Beaumont Poe Boliver Interstate Railroad Commission Government Lighthouse

France regrets Galveston disaster cable from Loubet

President McKinley receives a cablegram from France through President Loubet expressing condolences to Galveston victims families. McKinley replies thanking France for the sympathy.

France Galveston Washington McKinley Smile Loubet French Republic M. Loubet

Life Savers Lost at Galveston Station Wreck

General Superintendent Kimball received telegrams from the Gulf district stating the keeper and five crew members from the Galveston life saving station landed at Texas City. One surfman and the keeper’s wife were missing and presumed lost. The keeper of the San Luis station and his family and two surfmen arrived at Galveston in life boats, reporting the station wrecked and four surfmen left in the wrecked building.

Washington No 13 Kimball The Life Saving Service Gulf District Galveston Texas City San Lluis Galveston Island

Gage Sends Check To Galveston Relief Fund

Secretary of the Treasury Gage contributed to the Boston relief drive for Galveston residents by sending a $100 check yesterday.

Boston Fund For the Relief of Galveston

Boers Fight Near Barberton Reported by Roberts

London dispatch dated Machadodorp September 12 says General French is heavily engaged with the Boers in the hills west of Barberton. General Hutton has gone to assist French, according to the War Office despatch from Lord Roberts.

London War Office Lord Roberts Machadodorp French Barberton Hutton

Maine Democrat Plaisted Comments on 1900 Maine Races

Fred W. Plaisted editor of the Augusta Age and Maine DNC member discusses Maine politics after the recent election. He notes rising Democratic votes, critiques Republican funds and influence, questions Boutelle’s fitness, and says Maine Democrats will back Bryan while some Republicans split.

Fred W. Plaisted Augusta Age Maine Democratic National Committee New York Stone Missouri Post Manley McKinley Joe Portland Supreme Court Manney Congress Boutelle Mr. Plaisted Bryan

Rochester Fair Touts A Large Crowd At New Hampshire Event

About 25 000 people attended the Rochester fair in Rochester New Hampshire on September 13 with near perfect weather. Horse racing dominated the day as Lacota Bell beat Nelle Potter in the 2:20 trot and pace. Vulcan won the 2:27 trot in straight heats. The 2:17 trot and pace required four heats with Hal Rhea taking the first heat and Garnet leading the rest, followed by Helen in the final two.

Rochester N. H Rochester Fair Lacota Bell Nelle Potter Vulcan Hal Rhea Garnet Helen

Boston Aids Galveston Sufferers With Clothing And Funds

Boston reports strong donations for Galveston relief with $18,703 raised by 6 p m. Mayor Hart forms a relief committee including Curtis Taylor Morrison Mendall Estabrook to oversee fund raising and distribution. Clothing bedding and money are being collected at City Hall and coordinated with Lee Higginson Co. and telegraph services for rapid dispatch to Texas.

Boston Galveston Hart Texas City Hall Thomas N. Hart Texas Relief Fund Horatio G. Curtis Old Boston National Bank Charles H. Taylor The Boston Globe Charles EH. Morrison Faneuil Hall Bank Samuel P. Mendall C. F. Hovey & Co Arthur F. Estabrook Estabrook & Co Lee, Higginson & Co State Street Relief Fund Postal Telegraph and Cable Company Galveston Relief Fund Sayers Austin Relief Committee

Lynn Gives $1000 Aid for Galveston Hurricane Victims

Sept 13 Lynn Massachusetts citizens and business leaders gathered at City Hall to aid Galveston hurricane victims. Mayor Shepherd telegraphed Galveston Mayor requesting $1000. A five member committee Hastings Titus Hayes Fry Jenkins will arrange funds.

Lynn Shepherd City Hall Galveston Charles H. Hastings Board of Trade I. W. Titus Merchants’ Association E. B. Hayes C. CG. Fry James E. Jenkins

Transport to Carry Relief for Storm Sufferers

Acting Secretary of War Meiklejohn directs transport McPherson for the Merchants' Association of New York to move donated provisions to Galveston storm victims. The ship is to sail within seventy two hours for immediate relief duty.

Galveston War Department Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York McPherson Meiklejohn Citizens’ Committee Merchants’ Association of New York

Springfield Council Forms Aid Fund for Galveston Sufferers

Springfield acts to aid Galveston disaster victims by forming an aid organization. The mayor leads and an executive committee is named with ward representatives and at large members. Solicitors will canvass the city for contributions and a sacred concert is planned Sunday night. A diocesan letter from Bishop Beaven calls Catholic churches to assist.

Springfield Galveston Beaven Gallagher

Boston's Galveston Fund Contributions Report

Boston contributions to the Galveston relief fund were tallied through yesterday afternoon at 5 o clock. Donors names, amounts, and totals were recorded as part of ongoing fundraising efforts for disaster relief.

Galveston

Boston Theatre Benefit for Galveston Flood Sufferers

A major benefit concert at the Boston Theatre is planned to aid Galveston flood victims. Dr John Dixwell directs the event with top Boston talent and officials including Mayor Hart slated to attend. Seat sales begin Monday at 9 am.

Galveston Boston Theatre John Dixwell Boston Hart

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