Morse the King of Wall Street Amid Bank Powers
C W Morse leads a rising Morse syndicate dominating New York banks and money markets. The four great pools Rockefeller-Stillman Morgan Morton Morse control vast deposits and set borrowing rates, shaping booms or panics. Morse, 46, with Bowdoin roots, built wealth and influence through strategic bank acquisitions and risky ventures. He is seen as bold, patient, and ready to strike decisively when the moment comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. W. Morse
Morse Syndicate
Wall Street
Rockefeller-Stillman Group
Morgan Group
Chase
First National
Bank of Commerce and Associated Banks
Morton-Whitney Group
Morton Trust Company
Morse Group
Charles W. Morse
United States Treasury
Financial World
Bowdoin College
Kennebec
Bath
Charles
Florida
Knickerbocker
T.e
American Ice Company
Tee Trust
Morse
Russell Sage
Hudson
New York Central
All Records Promise to Be Broken in the Crops This Year
The article analyzes 1902 crop figures from acreage and condition reports, projecting record losses or gains across buckwheat oats rye barley wheat totals. It presents a large table of yearly bushel outputs and emphasizes expected totals and shifts in national agricultural production.
Charles V. Jaeger Buried In Boston Funeral
Charles V. Jaeger was buried yesterday in a Boston ceremony with a four-horse hearse, 100 marchers, 40 carriages, and large German-American attendance. The service at Kossuth Hall included an organ prelude and performances by the Roxbury Male Chorus, with brief remarks from local German lodge leaders and deacons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Jaeger
Boston
Kossuth Hall
Morest Hills
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Alfred Ritschel
Trombol
Messrs
Andreas Tomfohrde
Germania Lodge
Samuel Friedlander
Herman Lodge
Odd Sel
Funeral Escort Leads Highland Cadets Band in Fraternal Burial
Marcus Kallmann of Harugari Lodge and Max Pfeffer of Teutonia Lodge led the procession as the Highland Cadets Band played. The funeral cortege headed to Boylston station with Frank Stockinger in charge of the escort. Members from Teutonia Lodge, German Knights, Kossuth Lodge, Jaeger Lodge, Eintracht Lodge, Washington Lodge, Herman Lodge, Septasophs, Royal Arcanum and Germania Lodge joined in the line. At the grave Germania Lodge A F and A M conducted services. Teutonia Lodge closed the ceremony as the escort paused at Roxbury Crossing and saluted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutonia Lodge, Co. & H
German Knights
Kossuth Lodge
Jaeger Lodge
Eintracht Lodge
Washington Lodge
Herman Lodge
Septasophs
The
Royal Arcanum
Germania Lodge
American woman stops British train in London incident
Mrs Samuel Chauncey of New York, sister of Lady Newborough, spoke out when a guard placed her on the wrong train. She rang the alarm, halted the car, and walked to the next station to board the correct train. Her bold action sparked society chatter in London.
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London
Samuel Chauncey
New York
Newborough
Lerwick-on-Tweed
York
Chauncey
Hauncey
Merion Sets Record on Liverpool Route under New Captain
The Merion, chartered to the Dominion line, arrived from Liverpool and Queenstown at Charlestown, setting the fastest time on the route under Captain William H. Thompson. The 8 days 10 hours 20 minutes voyage beat previous records, aided by a northerly, shorter passage. Passengers numbered 125 first class and 430 steerage, with immigration processing underway and no serious incidents reported. Captain Thompson, from Bridgeport, takes the helm after Captain Broomhead’s transfer, while salvage money for the ship Samaria’s tow remains notable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Merion
Dominion Line
Charlestown
Liverpool
Queenstown
William H. Thompson
William Abbott
Ivernta
Saxonia
Commonwealth
New England
Warren Line
Sagamore
Haverford
American Line
Bridgeport
Conn
Broomhead
Vaderland
New York
Antwerp
Thompson
Kensington
Southampton
Indiana
City of
Berlin
Cunarder
Samaria
Cunard Line
Trish
Springfield
Ill
Francis E. Clark
Christian Endeavorers
M. K. Collins
W. Williams
E. D. Towle
FE. W. Whitney
E. A. Leopold
F. R. Estes
Dana Estes & Co
Estes
Philip 8. Estes
M. J. O’brien
Gertrude O’brien
Hugh O'Brien
Lumber fleet arrives as fall building season looms
A large fleet of American schooners and square riggers brought vast lumber shipments, totaling 3 269 350 feet, to the harbor from ports including Mobile Pensacola and Bangor. Vessels such as Henry B. Fiske and Mary A. Hall carried pine and hard pine while smaller coasting ships from Maine and the Provinces also appeared. The fishing fleet at T wharf reported 2500 barrels of fresh mackerel from Mt. Desert aboard Elsie F. Rowe.
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Florence
Plymouth
Viola
Columbia
Lizzie M. Stanley
Thalia
Boyd
Mary A. Whalen
Mary G. Powers
Flora Nickerson
Governor Russell
James R. Clark
Hopkins
Admiral Farragut
Jamaica
Long Wharf
United Fruit Company
Peter W. French
W. E. Stowe
Mattson
Demerara
Farragut
J. A. Jones
Messrs. H. Henry
Jeffrey Waters
C. F E. Dermercado
Q. C. Logan
Charles Coffer
Grant Cadenhead
Harold Roxbury
James L. Kennedy
Norman Rudolph
E. Fraser
M. B. Leroy
C. E. Leroy
M. BE. Doorey
L. D. Doorly
City of
Rockland
Bangor
Kennebec
Union Wharf
Bath
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
N. S
Joseph Goslin
Marsala
All Serene
Chattahoochee
Ocean Steamship Company
Lewis Pier
New York
Europe
Ocean Lines
Commonwealth and
Hanoverian
Liverpool
Ivernia
Merion
Philadelphian
Landsman
Ethel
Mobile
Barkentine
Bruce Hawkins
Pensacola
Gabrielle
Carrabelle
Fla
Echooners
Viator
Henry B. Fiske
Brunswick
Mary A. Hall
Charleston
Clara A. Comee
Sarah A. Blaisdell
Harold L. Berry
Damon
Calais
Maine
Sedgwick
St. Simones
Jennie §S. Hall
Savannah
Mt. Desert
Shipping News Mini Almanac Sep 15 Anchor details and passages
Shipping notes list arrivals and departures from Sept 2 to Sept 14 including Merion Thompson from Liverpool, 125 saloon passengers and 430 steerage, Admiral Farra gut Hopkins from Port Morant with fruit, various vessels to Boston, Portsmouth and New York, along with tug and barge movements and Nantasket and Chatham reports.
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Vase Erie
Merion
Thompson
Liverpool
Queenstown
Richards, Mills & Co
Admiral Farragut
Hopkins
Port Morant
Jam
United Fruit Company
W. F. Stowe
Mattson
Dem
Stramers
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. S
Charles I. Mayer
Baltimore
Portsmouth
N. H
Nantasket Roads
Rachel W. Stevens
Norfolk
Carrie_ Belle
Hillsboro
N. B
New York
Mary B. Wellington
Charles L. Jeffrey
Bear Ridge
Tughland Light
North Star
Portand
Chatham
Gypeum King
Civic Service Summer School Exercises at Civic Service House
At 112 Salem Street the Civic Service summer school closed with about 209 invited guests. Superintendent Philip Davis led eight weeks of classes for Russians, Poles, Hebrews, and Italians who could not speak English. Prizes went to Miss Fannie Kargan, G Catalano, and S Berman. Davis noted 150 pupils learned to read and write. Piward H. Clement spoke on American Citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Service House
Salem Street
Meyer Bloomfield
Philip Davis
Fannie Kargan
G. Catalano
Berman
Davis
Piward H. Clement
Italian Feast Celebrated in North End Parade and Mass
A full day in the North End celebrated the feast of Marie 5. 8. Montevergine with a morning parade of 500 men to St. Mark's Italian Church for an 11 oclock high mass celebrated by Rev. Fr. Roberta. An afternoon band concert followed in North Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
St. Mark's
Rare annual railroad excursion Boston to Albany and back
This year the excursion runs Thursday Oct 9 from Boston over the Boston and Albany line to Albany and down the Hudson to New York then via Fall River to Boston. A descriptive leaflet can be requested from A. S. Hanson, general passenger agent, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Albany
Hudson River
New York
Fall River
Boston
Hanson
Eight Day New England Tour From Boston in September
Simmons & Marsters agents offer an eight day tour from Boston September 20 visiting Mauch Chunk Gettysburg Antietam Harper's Ferry Washington Philadelphia and New York with all expenses covered at 82 dollars plus a possible Luray side trip. Travel via Fall River line. Board in Boston at 26 School Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch Chunk
Gettysburg
Antietam
Harper's Ferry
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Fall River Line
Luray
Simmons & Marsters
School Street
Stage matters at Tremont and Park theatres this fall
A busy program opens with season tickets for English grand opera at Tremont Theatre on Sept 22 and Hawtry's first American tour starting Oct 6 at the Museum with A Message from Mars. Also a charity concert by the Prairie band at Tremont, plus touring stars Willard and Fealy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Savage
Faust
Carmen
Martha
Priges
Latear Fematre
Tremont Theatre
Museum
Charles Hawtry
Mars
United States
Pillsbury
the Prairie
Working Boys
Crane
Collins
K&. S. Willard
England
Lucania
Montreal
Tremont
David Garrick
Tom Pinch
Maud
New Haven
Robert Osborn
New Society Playhouse
New York
Tommy Rot
Stafford Waters
Rupert Hughes
Madison Square
Ida Conquest
Isabelle Irving
Boston Theatre to Feature Quincy Adams Sawyer This Evening
The Boston Theatre opens with Quincy Adams Sawyer in a three week engagement led by Marian Chapman renowned for her heroic roles. Grand Opera House shows 8 Bells additions this week and In Sight of St Paul's with Jeffie Tilbury as Cynthia. The Bowdoin Square continues with In Sight of St Paul's and Happy Hooligan at Grand Opera House next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Cntarne
Zeffie Tilbury and the Stock Co
ST. Paul’s
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Boston Theatre
Marian Chapman
Grand Opera House
St. Paul's
Bowdoin Square
Jeffie Tilbury
Cynthia the Panther
Corie Payton
the Park
Lady Huntworth
Castle Square Theatre
Music Hall
Williams
Walker
Lloyd and Walton
Belle Harvey
Beenah and Miller
Baltleys
Billy Payne
Crowley
Foley
Clara Adams
Wonder
Fannie Tunison
Austin & Stone's
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Kings of
Cc. W. Morse
Overton Paine Co
Bankers and Brokers
Broadway
Kilby St
Joston
New York Produce Exchange
FE. Aikerhead
Walter H. Allport
A. Reginald Allport
M. Amsden
H. G. Arnold
S. Bagge
Brown Francis L. Burnett
Maude W. Clark
Fugeno F. Clark
Clark
A. Clark
Ruth Clark
Matthew Clemens
Norah Coffey
George P. Cook
Cook
Misa
F. Cook
F. Cormier
P. TP. Drake
F. TL. Donne Mies
Alice Dunne Duval Dunne
J. Bestman
Taabella Foulkner
FB. Fitzgerald Owen Fleming
Forbush
G. A. Power
Mery Fuller
K. Gallagher
Joseph Geoghegan
G. Geoghegan
Mary Gill
Wo. Goodridge
Lillie Goodridge
A. V. Grossett
Grossett
W. A. Grossett
Frank B. Hall
S. E. Tr
Robert Livingstone
Livingstone
Mary Livingstone
M. Livingstone
W. Livesey
M. I. Logan
FP. M. Lowe
Lowe
G. Lowe
Mies
Helen Lowe
R. McConaughy
McConaughy
J. W. McCroesky
Henry Miller
A. W. Nickerson
W. Nickerson
B. Owen
Charles Park
A. Parkhurst
G. Pearson
Pearson
Misa Belle Pearson
L. B. Pope
Evra Dope
FL Pratt
K. A. Reed
Miss Rice James Romanea
Minnie Romanes
Misa Tacy Searle
Katherine Searle
H. B. Sterrs
Annie Swinbank
Swinbank
Fritz B. Talbot
M. BE
Talbot
Mary Tynan
W. HW. Voorhees
Mies Voorhees
James H, Walsh
Walsh
Master J. T, Walsh
G. Ware
Ware
M. W
W. H. Weeks
Mre
Weeks
A. BR. Whitney
Paul Wid
Johannes Wolfram Joseph Wolfram
Agnes Wolfram
I. J. Wonderly
Shipping News
Civic Service
Lehigh Valley Tours
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
Chehenien
Quincy
Adams
Sawyer
Theatres
Luders
Henry Ww
Pri
Pixley
Lud
Helen Bertram
Ane
Doa
Jeannete Bager
Old Crane
Hardiluan Coleman Sherman Wade
AVAGE
NCE
Dodo
Anna Lichter
Sam Edwards
Orton Countess
D- Jeneppe
J. L. Sutherland
Colonial
Florodora
Oxford
Magnificent Theatre
Weber & Fields
Herald
Hall Stair & Sieg
H. Smith
Rice and Cady
Henrietta Lee
John G. Sparks
Dorothy Drew
Bobby North
Cardownle Sisters
Chas. P. Morrison
Newsboy
Globe
Kings of Colored Comedy
Williams & Walker
Dahomey
OPERA
George W. Magee
Lessee & Mgr
John Byrne
Ficus Bros
Byrne Leer
Ross Snow
Hollis In
Stire
Isaac B. Rich
Warfield
David Belasco
Nat C. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Boston Museum
Vik Andrew Mackit Moonr
Howard
M. Charmion
Mattheys and
Harris
Bertie Fowler
Wills and
Sallie Stembler
Morrissey and
Rich
Lloyd
Walton
Belle Har- the Balleys
Loom Lay
Tinees
Corse Payton
David D. Lloyd
Miss Brinker
Hater
Senator Schlitz
Milwaukee
Keith
Iillian Burkhart
Merrills
Fields and Ward
Genaro and Bailey
Batty’s
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Tel
Music Hall Pl
Castle Sq. Theatre Dramat'c Stock Co
Camille
Atr Wakefield
Reading
Lynn
Boc
Everett H. Hadley
Wakefield
Mass
Palace
Phil Sheridan
Haymarket
Austin
STONE
Tremont Row
Hartford
Winston Churchill
Otis Harlan
Hoyt
Harry Woodruff
the King of Detectives
Norumbega
Auburndale
Atte
Rustic Theatre
Ats' Tree
Quaker City Quartette
the Treloars
Necad & Shaw
Kennedy & Rooney
Maddox & Wayne
Chalet Zoological Garden
NEW Boat House
Newton Boulevard
Pkc
Nonantum Sq
Watertown
Commonwealth Ave
American League
Huntington Ave
Wright & Ditson's
Washington St
Cohen's Cigar Store
Summer St
Eng
Paul Revere
Arlington Heights
Chestnut Imm
Lake St
Newton
Nonantum
Watertown Sq
Needham and Woburn
Newton Street Railway
Newtonville
Pesan Es
Olley Trips
Cape Ann
City of Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
State Street
Gloucester
Merchant
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Ua
Nantasket
Wedel
Suanere Rowe's
P. Cushing
Bass Point
Nahant
Grand Harbor
Lincoln Wharf
G. O. Sheldon
N. J
King Philip
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