Trade outlook brightens as banks resume cash payments
Hartford and Bridgeport bankers report the financial cloud lifting with cash payments to depositors resuming. In New York the World notes a broad positive view from bankers nationwide, aided by easier money, rising orders, and improving manufacturing. Regional reports from New England towns cite bank liquidity, higher confidence, and ongoing wage-money needs amid lingering depression.
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Hartford
Conn
Hart
Pratt’s Street Bank
Major Smith
Time Savings Bank
Bridgeport
Congress
New York
United States
Telegraph
New England
Boston
Mass
Springfield
Bowman
City National Bank
Hyde
Agawam
Harris
Third National
Olmstead
First National
Fall River
Worcester
William E. Rice
Washburn & Moon Wire Works
Crompton
Knowles
Lynn
D. Herbert Sweetger
Lynn Board of Trade
Concord
N. H
Lewis Downing
Senate
Manchester
Knowlton
H. W
Eastman
Board of Trade
Montpelier
T. J. Deavitt
Capital Savings Bank and Trust Company
Rutland
Portland
Augusta
E. C. Dudley
Augusta Savings Bank
Bangor
Maine
New Haven
George A. Butler
National Tradesmen’s Bank
Along the Water Front. Maritime notes and local arrivals thrive
The schooner Edith Mc Intyre lies at Long wharf awaiting the next development as underwriters assess cargo while crew wait for wages. The Camellia tug roams the harbor, the whaleback Colby fires a shot near Congress street bridge, and fifteen arrivals at T wharf contribute to 265000 pounds of ground fish brought to market. Annie C Hall ready for sea, Essex prepping for winter fishing, Oweenee repainted en route to New York, Dexter back from Edgartown for winter duties, Nickerson the steam fisherman in port with 175 barrels of herring. Helen Story sails on maiden voyage. James Sutton identified as the man found near Warren bridge. THE LANDSMAN.
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Edith McIntyre
Long Wharf
Matheson
New York
Camellia
Boston Tow Boat Company
Colby
Congress Street
T Wharf
Annie C. Hall
Essex
Oweenee
Dexter
Edgartown
Nickerson
Lovell Hodgdon
Helen Story
Warren Bridge
James Sutton
Prohibition Candidate Rev Louis Banks Accepts Nomination
The Rev Louis Albert Banks accepts the Prohibition nomination for Governor stating liquor traffic is the bitterest curse and criticizing silence from other parties while saloon keepers gain leniency. He cites crime poverty and suffering from drink and urges honest opposition to liquor.
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Louis Albert Banks
Clark
State Prohibition Convention
Republic
Remodeled J B Barnaby Clothing Co Draws the Crowd
The J B Barnaby Clothing Co on Washington Street opposite the Globe Theatre completed remodels last August. The store now features a relocated office, a new boys and children's department, a light sky light, fresh paint, and modern fixtures. Edward Harris cassimere arrives in sizes from four to forty four, with elegant display tables and daily window dressing by seasoned men. Manager H M Skillings ensures a welcoming, profitable visit for all customers.
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Washington Street
Globe Theatre
J. B. Barnaby Clothing Company
Boys’ and Children’s
Manilla
Edward Harris Cassimere
H. M. Skillings
City Treasurer Seals Park Bond Sale and Loan Issues
Boston city finances show Turner accepting National Hide and Leather Bank bid at 101.30 for each coupon bond on a $6,000,000 temporary loan, selling $2,750,000 at 4 percent, $36,000 at 5.25 percent, and $3,214,000 at unspecified rate. About $2,622,000 sold since July 24 in varied lots while $158,000 remains for long-term 4 percent registered bonds.
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Turner
National Hide and Leather Bank
Boston
City Missionary Society summer outreach aids poor
The City Missionary Society reports a busy July and August with 5767 visits including 644 to the sick, twelve funerals, 11790 papers distributed, 166 meetings, 70 Sunday school children, 607 relief cases, and Fresh Air Fund aid distributing 41474 streetcar tickets 1430 round trip harbor tickets and 8692 persons enjoyed a day in the country.
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The
City Missionary Society
Police transfers assign officers among divisions and stations
General Order No 176 from the Board of Police transfers Patrolmen Daniel J Courtney Gil man E Lewis Patrick Mc Gahey Oliver P Russell and John H ONeill to Station 2. Reserve Officer Lewis G Smith of Division 16 is transferred to Division %
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Board of Police
Daniel J. Courtney
Gilman E. Lewis
Patrick McGahey
Oliver P. Russell
John H. O'Neill
Lewis G. Smith
Dull Market With Narrow Trading In Stocks
Stocks weakened amid dull, narrow trading as General Electric led a rare rise while most issues fell. News was light, and the market showed apathy with limited buying interest. St Paul declared a 2 percent semiannual dividend, and Union Pacific faced rumors and declines.
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General Electric
New York
Ames
St. Paul
Wiseacres
Boston
Union Pacific
Mr. Ames
Burlington
Canadian Pacific
Pacific Coast
National Revere Bank
Associated Banks
Sterling Exchange
London
Sterling
Civil Court Actions Over Machinery Injuries in Middlesex
In Middlesex Superior Court on Sept 14, cases include Telesphore Butcher vs Lawrence Manufacturing for damages from a dangerous machine allegedly unguarded and unmarked. Manuel Rodsa vs Merrimack Manufacturing for injuries from unprotected pulleys on a drawing frame. Multiple other cases listed for trial.
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Manuel Rodsa
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
J. Hoar
G. F. Richardson
Martins
Pro Ami
Boott Cotton Mills
Jones
Shipping News Mini Almanac for Friday September 15
High water times and nautical notes listed with sunrise and sunset. Arrivals include Steamer Zanzibar from Hamburg and Steamer Stockholm City from London, plus numerous other vessels such as Yarmouth and Parthian with cargoes to AmericanSugar Refining, Furness Withy, and various ports. Cleared and coastwise steamers, brig Champion and schooners Canning Packet and Bessie Parker, are noted along with tug Triton and pilot boat Washington on active service.
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Zanzibar
O’neal
Hamburg
Shields
American Sugar Refining Company
William Johnston & Co
Stockholm City
Thompson
London
Furness, Withy & Co
Yarmouth
McGray
N.S
Parthian
Snow
Philadelphia
Berks, Taylor
Elmwood
Boston
Stanwood
N. S
J. G. Hall & Co
Champion
Anthony
Bear River
Delong & Seaman
Canning Packet
Robinson
Annapolis
Bessie Parker
Bradley
St. John
N. B
J. G Hall & Co
City
Macon
Lewis
Savannah
Richardson & Barnard
City of Macon
Chatham
Baltimore
Williamsport
Salem
Shamokin
Triton
New York
Samuel Dillaway
Clara A. Donnell
Norfolk
Washington
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MR. Banks
Boston Stock Exchange
Anne Atchison
Cc & W
Atchison
Iguanas
West End
Frenchman’s Bay
Bell
Erie
Westinghouse
Elec
Bay State Gas
Nateeweeose
NEW York Stock Sales
Ing
Cot Oil
Ches & Ohio
Bill Ee
Dl& W
D&rg
Lake Shore
Louis & Nash
Missouri Pac
Nye&ne Oe
NJ Cent
St L
O& W
Northwestern
Pacifiec
Pal
Elwenee
Rich & WP. Seks
Rock Island
St Paul
N.Y. Consolidated Stock Exchange
Consolidated Stock
St P & Om
Tenn
Texas
D & G.weaeee
Wabash
Western Union
Chicago
Dev. St
Shipping News
Atlantic Works
Border St
White Star Line
U. S and Royal Mail
Queenstown
Liverpool
Teutonic
Majeatic
Atlantic
Kr. A. Adams & CO
State St
Corner Broad St
Red Star Line
Antwerp
E. A. Adams & CO
Broad St
Cunard Line
Catalonia
Bothnia
Cunard
England
Ireland
Scotland
Alexander Mariin
Leyland Line
Philadelphian
Bostonian
Warren Line
Norseman
Michigan Cameroman
Ottoman, Warren & CO
Yas
Mts
Salvator Beer
Burkhardt Brewing C O
Bottling Dept
Harlock St. Tel
Cock Remedy Co
Bovyiston Bldg
Gov. Wash- Baston Mass
Ye ' Tneton and
Bowleton Fis
Great Southern Freight
Charleston
Florida
South Carolina
South
East River
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Bowling Green
Merchants & Miners Transportation Ce Steamships
Baltimo Bos Noertkrith
Ieeepete
Thureday
Go Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawah
Baltimore& Ohio
Cumberland Gap
A. M. Graham
Agt
Central Whadf
J.C. Whitney
Trafic Mgr
American Line
Southampton
Paris
Empress Dock
Havre
International Navigation CO
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
O. F
AMS
Grand Junction
Custom House
Warren &O
Milk St
Canada, Atlantic & Plant Steamship Line
Halifax Direct
Cape Breton
P. E. Island
Halifax
U. S
Savannah Pier
Lewis Wharf
Office of Plant
North Atlantic Steamship Co
Atlantic Ave
Port Hawkesbury
Pictou
Charlottetown
Carroll
Prince Edward Island
R. B. Gardner
Man
Atlantic Av
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
Savannan
Willington
West
F. P. Wing
E. B. Sampson
Gen. Mgr
State Street
Fiske
Arpage
R A
New England and
Savannah Sts
Lineamship Co
New York & New England Railroad
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
Central Railroad of Georgia
Florida & Western Railway
Georgia
Alabama
Louisana
P. Lane
EW. Sampson
Central Ry
Washington St
Sullivan Brothers
School Street
County of
Suffolk
Lowell Street
Richard Morrison
Hphriam Lissner
Michael Doherty
Hiram Lenner
Mill Pond
New Pamne
John M. Herty
Hite
Boston & Maine
R. R
Montreal
Lowell
Lawrence
Pemigewasset Valley
North Conway
Plymouth
No, Conway
Jefferson
Lancaster
Bethlehem
Maplewood
Colebrook
NO. Conway
Eetee
Fabyans
Cessweete
Stage Profile
625
House
Profile House Stage
Profile House
Bethlehem Jet
all _rail
All Rail
No. Wood
Gentre Harbor
Woifboro
Alton Bay
Summit
Mt. Washington
le BO Bartlett
Conway
Whitefield
Bethlehem Junction
Flouse
Boston and Maine Railroad
Concord and
E. A. Grozier
Office
the Post
Boston Post
Remington
Office Boston Post
Emale
American Nation
American Nation Pub. CO
Putnam St
Somerville
Gent’s Place
U. H. It
South Boston
Ee Ganvassers
Edgar Knight & CO
Globe Building
Pr. O
Hs the Post
Roy
J. Sullivan
Tudor St
America
Washburn Credit House
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Black Crook
Ramsdell
BE. C. Ramsdeli
Music Hall
Miller
Steinway
Blake's
Provincetown
Londfellow
John Smith
Commercial Wharf
North Pier
Cape
Atwood & Rich, Agts
Longfellow
Astport
Lubec
Calais
John, J. Andrews
A. Waldron
ALLEN
Fitchburg
Michigan Columbian Hotel
Common Wealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Alvah L. Pemberton
Melrose
Maria B. Pemberton
Cambridge
George M. Brooks
Esquire
Ss. H. Folsom
Register
Minard J. Jenkins
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Mary T. Fay
John Fay
John W McKim
Elijah Georgh
OLD Colony Railroad Company
J. M. Washburn
Footman & Kearney
F. N. Footman
F. Kearney
Sumner St
East
Gok
Bath
Myrtle St
POST
Avard Anp
Mt. Pleasant St
Winchester
Laurel St
Boston Highlands
Baldwin
Northampton Street
Monument
Winthrop St
Charlestown
Evverett
WM. Cribbs
Beacham St
Everett
Trust St
Somerville Centre
DR. Wells
Green Street
Ee Ton
Boston Misfit Clothing Company
Hayward Place
T Boyle Bros
Ashington St
aiT-ti
C. E. Leonard Dedham
A. K. Andrews
Court St
Botf
Cambridge St
East Cambridge
Parker St
Huntington Ave
Buck Bay Park
Henry Dobbins
Tremont St
J. Onselfy
Pembroke St
Charlestown Navy Yard
Wood St
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