Bank Officers Named in Amory Eliot's List
OFFICERS AMORY ELIOT President. RAYMOND Fires President. JOSEPHA L. FOSTER Cashier. ROBERT EB. HILL Asst Cashier.
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Charles B. Barnes
Joseph S. Bigelow
Alfred Bowditch
Theodore G. Brember
William R. Cordingley
Raymond B. Cox Amory Eliot John W. Farwell
Robert H. Gardiner
Edward W. Grew
Walter Hunnewell
Homer B. Richardson
Richard S. Russell Thomas W. Thacher
Walter Tufts
Unclear Financial Figures Across Late 1914 to 1915
Financial data spans October 1914 December 1914 and February 1915 with increases of 5 676 000 6 433 000 and 6 701 000 over ten months. The excerpt records rising totals in an unspecified account or ledger, naming periods and large sums without context.
Market Review and Outlook for the Bull Run
The week saw firmer prices, led by industrials as General Motors hit a year high, though its inclusion skewed the index. Steel remained a key barometer while rail stocks showed strength. a renewed bull trend could be forming after a period of dullness.
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General Motors
New York
Lusitania
Germany
Answers to Inquiries in Boston Post Finance Column
Monday brief outlines that the Boston Post will answer inquiries on listed and unlisted New England securities and financial topics with impartial data. It notes no market predictions or price opinions will be given and requests full name and address to respond. Inquiries should be sent to the Financial Editor, Boston Post, Boston, Mass.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Financial
The
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
Investment guidance on U S Worsted and metal stocks in question
Question and expert answers discuss the U S Worsted business expansion and reopening plans at Saugus, plus zinc and copper equities Copper Range and American Zinc. They analyze past performance, debt, earnings potential, and likely dividends amid war metal demand.
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Copper Range
American Zinc
Mascot
Newman Erb In Satisfactory Condition After Poison Incident
Newman Erb wealthy railroad man is reported in satisfactory condition with no major change since recovery from the poison tablets he swallowed by mistake five days ago.
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Deal, N. J
Submarine Tale Captures Readers In Boston Post Serial
The original submarine story begins in the Boston Post and will continue in the Daily and Sunday Post. It features Captain Nemo, his crew, and their prisoners in a vivid action packed narrative that echoes Jules Verne under modern readers.
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Boston Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Nemo
Jules Verne
The Narwhal Monster Hunt Off the Abraham Lincoln
In 1866 Professor Aronnax joins the U S S Abraham Lincoln aboard to hunt a marine monster near Japan. Ned Land, a skilled Canadian harpooner, fires a deadly strike as the ship reels from a night attack, forcing the narrator overboard into a perilous sea.
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Professor Aronnax
New York
U. S. St
Abraham Lincoln
Ned Land
Desperate Swim For Survival After Frigate Collision
The narrator recalls clinging to life after the Abraham Lincoln wreck, drifting for hours with Conseil. They strip worn clothes, improvise towing to conserve strength, and watch for rescue as the frigate looms distant and silent. A distant human cry finally offers a glimmer of hope.
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Byron
Edgar Poe
Abraham Lincoln
Conseil
Conserl
Monster in the Sea Becomes an Iron Behemoth
In a perilous sea struggle the narrator sinks exhausted and nearly drowns. Ned, the Canadian, surfaces beside a strange floating mass described as an iron creature. The devised new theory suggests a reptilian, amphibious origin as the mysterious beast proves hard and impenetrable.
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Conseil
Ned
Slide Blocks Panama Canal Gate North of Gold Hill
A major slide north of Gold Hill on the canal’s east bank halted traffic. The earth fills the channel, with water visible above the recent high point, and authorities estimate the movement exceeds 100000 cubic yards.
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Panama
Canal
Gold Hill
Creatore and Band at Symphony Hall Impress Audience
Creatore and his orchestra performed last night at Symphony Hall to a sizable audience. The conductor urged the musicians to their best, delivering a smooth sonority with dynamic range. Soloists D'Amico Rossi Coco Wemitrl de Lucca and soprano Mme. Emelia Barnardo received enthusiastic applause for their choices from Tosca Lucia di Lammermoor and Faust.
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Musso
Roma
Goldmark
Puccini
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Rossi
Coco
Marchetti
Ruy Blas
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Espinosa
Beethoven
Messrs. Wemitrl
de Lucca
Mme
Emelia Barnardo
Brother Drowns In River Near Portland
Raymond E. Fogg a 14 year old from Scarboro drowned while wading in the Nonesuch River. An elder brother and nearby man who could not swim failed to救, and the body was recovered about two hours later.
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Portland
Raymond E. Fogg
Edward Fogg
Scarboro
Nonesuch River
Lynn Boy Drowns in 15 Foot Channel
Harold Zagoutas an 8 year old of 59 Wheeler Street Lynn drowned yesterday afternoon off Lamper's wharf while swimming He stepped off into a 15 foot channel Companions tried to rescue him from a raft and nearby firemen dived for the boy but failed Police recovered the body over an hour later with grappling irons.
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Harold Zagoutas
Wheeler Street
Lynn
Lamper
Motorcyclist Hurt In Crash With Car In North Andover
Laurence Daily reports Fred Coupe suffered serious internal injuries after his motorcycle collided with a car owned and driven by B E Bernard of Boston at Carney’s corner North Andover. He was taken to Lawrence General Hospital. He and his companion reside in Lowell.
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Lawrence
Fred Coupe
B. E. Bernard
Boston
Carney’s Corner
North Andover
Lawrence General Hospital
Whipple Street
Lowell
Lawson urges McCall as Republican choice in Massachusetts primaries
Thomas W. Lawson writes to Massachusetts voters urging support for Samuel Walker McCall in the Republican primary. He defends McCall’s character and record, contrasts him with Cushing and Foss, and predicts McCall is the strongest opponent to Governor Walsh. He notes past endorsement by Henry Cabot Lodge and Middlesex Club backing.
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Cushing
Foss
Samuel Walker McCall
Walsh
Shaw
Sam McCall
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Commonwealth
Middlesex Club
Hotel Somerset
Henry Cabot Lodge
Sam” McCall
Mr. Cushing
John D.iLong
Barry
Tragic death of 5 year old in Holyoke tenement
The body of Lillian Begley aged 5 was found under cellar stairs in a Maple street tenement. Police report she was enticed and murdered about three hours before discovery by Officer William Morgan. No suspect named or lead yet.
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Holyoke
Lillian Begley
Maple Street
Bridget H. Begley
William Morgan
McCall Favored to Sweep Republican Nomination Says McCarthy
Jeremiah J. McCarthy predicts Samuel W. McCall will win the Republican gubernatorial nomination defeating Crafton D. Cushing. He says McCall will carry every county in the state including Boston and Ward 11 in Brighton, and win Gardner's district in Essex County.
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Samuel W. McCall
Crafton D. Cushing
Port
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Post
Brighton
McCall
Boston
Ward 11
Cushing
Gardner
Essex County
Fancy work and exhibits mark Rockingham fair
Five thousand women from Massachusetts and New Hampshire will display lace linen embroidery quilts and other fancy work in the Rockingham fair. The women's department promises the largest display in New England with jellies preserves and relishes also shown. Manager Campbell says Rockingham offers big premiums and the fair features horse racing vaudeville novelty and an extensive agricultural program.
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New Hampshire
New
New England
Rockingham
Campbell
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