New England Trotting Stakes at Mystic Park Meeting Opens
The New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association announced a four day meet at Mystic Park starting Tuesday Sept 29. Stakes include Futurity for producers of New England bred foals and a 1500 dollar Stallion Produce stake plus several foal and handicap divisions with entrants from Ridgewood Farm Danbury Isaac Sanderson Willimantic and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Mystic Park
Newngland
Ridgewood Farm
Danbury
Conn
Rundle & Hits Proprietors
Silverface
Silver Chimes
Silverone
Alcyone
Kitty Lambert
Daniel Lamb
William Mason
Taunton
Mass
Liquorfire
B.f
Karker Mare
Sabatia
Bay
George L. Clark
Menden, Gonn
Haldane
Daniel Ambert
Isaac Sanderson
Willimantic
Conp
Queen Esther
Viking
Adam
Dohn
Aulding
Boston
Mahion
Alcantara
Blanche Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Nomee L. Clark
Meridi
Halvan
Sheva van
Daniel Lambert
Janeom
Harry Pelham
Kysdyk
Ankletonian
Rundle & White
Quarterstretch
Bre
Quartermaster
Lady Schofield
J. Malcom Forbes
Ponkapog
Miranda
Mayflower
Ben Tankiin
Maggie G. Middleton
Y Hay Middleton
Vision
Alcazar
Daw
Sir Walakill
Frank
Stevens
Fall River
New England
S. Russell
Milton
Roma
Ch.c
John W. Kuibbs
Worcester
Grose Ae Benton
B.c
Governor Benton
Lady Sarcent
Cromwell
H. Wesley Hutchins
Lou Seer
She Seer
Sly
Millie Wilkes
Messenger Wilkes
Frisco
Br.c
Lippo
Saib
Wood
Natick
Glenn
Pure Wilxes
Belle Eagle
Black Eagle
EL D. Wiggins
Belingham
Evolution
Eas Wilkes
Apasia
Tava
Dover
N. H
Believoir
Beauvoir
Jane
Columbus
FL & F
Briggs
Auburn
Grenadier
Odjeska
Redwood
George DL. Otis
Euston
G. L.C
Silver Spray
Annie Allen
Ethan Allen
M. J. Pooier
Skowhegan
Maybe-so
With
Mabel Sryan
General Ith
Howes
Sear Wilkes
Victor Wilkes
H. G. Wood
Prue
Pure Wilkes
Lily Clay
Kensington
C. B. Cook
Worcest
King Kenton
Lady Lightfoot
C. L. Cushman
Caballi
Rockefeller
Baby Woodlawn
Woodwh
Mattie Ilkes
T.f
Staples
Brandywine
Vivane Wilkes
Ch.f
Victor Wilken
Nellie Lambert
Runale & White
Neats
E. D. Kimball
Mt. Auburn
Lina
Giencoe Wilkes
Mouore
Farmer's Beauty
Park Stock Farm
Providence
BR. L
Barkis
C. L Cushman
Woodbrine
Marie
Koninoor
Quartersketch
Tipvo Sain
F.H. Briges
Granieta
Maude L
Messenger Ox
Red E. Perkins
Bianca En Bhsea Wilkes
Dam Uggel
A. Sturtevant
Independence
J. K. Shedd
Ethel
Roland
Ey . W. Moore
Shorenam
Sue Gillig
Gillig
Dee
Waltham
E. F. Brownell
Burlington, Vt
Avuacander
Panic in Harmony Baptist Church Tragic Stampede
A panic in Harmony Baptist Church in Jacksonville during an all night revival caused at least one death and multiple serious injuries. Gas lights flickered, triggering fear among about 500 gathered worshippers who rushed for exits, trampling and injuring others. Maggie Clark, 16, died, with three others fatally injured and around twenty seriously hurt.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Harmony Baptist Church
West State Street
Maggie Clark
Money and Stocks The Blame Laid on Jay Gould
Boston and New York money markets show ample liquidity while the Gould driven stock decline spreads. The piece details rates, exchanges, and bank activity, noting gold imports, the Missouri Pacific dividend issue, and market sentiment around Gould’s influence on prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Missouri
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
New York
Boston
Salvation Committee
London
Atchison
N. Y
N. FE
Wisconsin Central
Mexican Central
Thouson-Houston
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Tamany Regiment Unveils Gettysburg Monument
At Gettysburg Pennsylvania on September 24 the Tamany braves unveiled a monument marking the Forty second New York Infantry position from the Civil War era. Major General Daniel F. Dickles spoke, James K. Mallon presented the monument to the Gettysburg Battlefield Association, and F. F. Mackay read poems including The Patriotic Dead and The Blue and the Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburch. Penn
Tammany Braves
Forty-second New York Infantry
James K. Malion
James FE. Mallon
Forty Second Regiment
Daniel F. Dickles
U.S. A
James Casey
F. F. Mackay
Explosion Wrecks Bank Vault in Concord New Hampshire
A gas explosion at the First National Bank in Concord New Hampshire injured two men. Clerk Arthur Dole passed the vault, a teak was found in the storage area, a flame ignited a gas jet and a blast blew the rear vault wall into an adjoining room. Director W P Fiske suffered burning to hair and beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
First National Bank
Arthur ©. Dole
W. P. Fiske
Mr. Dole
Ole
Crops in Russia and Turkey
The report from St Petersburg notes winter crops will be scanty with famine feared in 1892. Six provinces show crop failure and a worm attack in Moscow threatens harvests. Bad weather and reluctance to sow grain worsen the famine risk. In Constantinople abundant harvests are reported with tithes expected to exceed previous years by £500,000. Berlin reports eighty grain vessels atNMambure awaiting discharge as stevedores struggle with rising arrivals.
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Russia
Turkey
St. Pererseurs
Moscow
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Berlin
Nmambure
Bank Inches Toward Nation Bank Hearing On Profit
Prmsape criss Penn Sept 24 The Press says Produce National Bank shareholders will vote Sept 29 on handiation The bank is solvent but not profitable It was organized five years ago and has deposits under 400000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prmsape Criss
Penn
Produce National Bank
Quar Patchwork of Company Shares and Odd Oddities
A fragmented ledger lists quarter notes and preferred stock details for numerous firms. Entries include Chicago area lines, railroad stubs, utility stocks, and mining concerns with varied par values and issue dates ranging from October 1 to November 2. Several familiar names appear among rails, railware, and electric firms, alongside insurance and navigation interests.
Market Report of Stock Sales and Prices for Sept 24 1891
Official report shows total shares sold 742100 with highest and lowest prices daily. Closing and asked prices listed for principal stocks including New York and Canadian issues. Figures include yesterday and today’s totals, with par values and percent changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incom Paribus
Lelow
Col. Coal
Chovar. Ee
Ware Hocking Coal
Gould
Ontario
Yellow Jacket
Cal & Va
Money on call eases in New York market
New York on September 24 reports money on call has been easy with rates from 6% to 8%, last loan at 8 and closing offered at bid. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 6427, Bar silver at 975%, and sterling also noted.
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New York
Wall Street Ends Weak After Noisy Session
Exchange activity remained active yet weak as bankers bills hovered around 4.89 for sixty days and 4.8344 for demand. After late-session trading Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific slid to multi-year lows while other key stocks fell modestly. Overall, the day closed very active and weak with losses broad across leading shares and a total day’s business of 1,772,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Lackawanna
Stock Exchange
Canada Southern
Wabash
Cordage
North American
Reading
Atchison and Burlington
Atchison
Richmond & West Point
Denver & Gulf
Texas Pacific
Local Market Codes and Odd Figures Listed Briefly
Fragments of numbers and letter codes appear from multiple sources including Mob Ohio, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The jumbled text shows values, percentages, and abbreviations that suggest financial or stock-like listings without clear context or narrative.
Bank rate hike boosts railway stocks and bullion shift
London reports the Bank of England raising its discount rate to 2.3⅛ per cent, lifting American railway securities on NYSE. Gains spread to major lines such as Erie and Illinois Central while bullion in London falls by £706,000 this week. Paris and Buenos Aires exchange rates and gold shares noted.
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Boston
New York
Bank of England
London
America
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Huron
Watson & Gibson
Lake Copper
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Bell Telephone
New York & New England Road
N. E
Salea
Askal
Bell Tel
At. & Pac
M. K.L
C.B
Do Cou
Ween
Lowa
C. M
St I. Ts Wee
Liu & M
L. RK
L. G
N. EB
J.C
Dolne
Bost
Alb
Mainé
Mass
Cleve
Canton
Conus River
Fitchburg
St. Lan
Maine Central
N.Y
Sea
Southern
Cal
Union Pac
Wis
Central
Atlonoz
Eee
Dunkin
Frankun
Tenee
Kearsaree
National
Ole Oseruls
Santa Fe
Leer Lamarack
Wolverine
Aspinwall
Hraton
Oaton
Fa Koviston Street
Camipobello
Cutler
Toston
Franklin Ark Ae
Bly G. Land
Maverick
Newport
Ses
Dyly Wayson
Winter Harbor
Winthrop
Wollaston
BOM
Butt
Mon
Reece i. H
Stad
Biv. & Coop
Thom-H. Elec
Foeer
Cot
Tossae Ae
Detroit
Ku. Elee
Wayne
Illinois Steel
Vu Sly
Eaee Seas Load Trust
Oy Thom,Iu
Westinghouse
New York Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Paris
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Denver & Rio Grande
Lake Erie & Western
Union Pacific
Wabash
St. Louis & Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Bank of France
Buenos Ayres
Investment Bonds in Lowell Marlboro Holyoke analyzed
Municipal bond notes from 1911 and 1910 cover the City of Lowell, City of Marlboro, and City of Holyoke 4s. Details outline terms, yields, and maturities for these early 20th century issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Lowell
City of Marlboro
City of Holyoke
Legal Notice of Trust Conveyance on Vine Street Motor
The Way Company a Missouri corporation by two deeds of trust dated August 1 1858 and November 12 1890 conveyed to the undersigned as trustee the described property, recorded in Jackson County Missouri deeds records. The notices reference filings on August 8 1888 and November 15 1890 in books 322 and 437 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Missouri
Wins Street Motor Railway Company
Motor Street
Rail
County of
Jackson
State of
Motor Street Railway
East Eighteenth Street
Vine Street
Kansas City
Lynn Avenue
Highland Avenue
Lynton Avenue
Somerset Place
City of
Kansas
Lyk Avenue
Ita Inters
Etion Wiilk
Ailey
Bugvee Place
Thir- Meth Street
Jet ‘Ines
Euclide Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Garfeld Avenue
Thirty-eighth Street
County Court
Ales
Towit
Vinestreet Motor Railway Company
Thewsee-Hougston Electric Company
Recorder of Deeds
Vine Street Motor Railway Company
A.D
Writley
Fifth
Delaware Streets
Wall Street
New York
State of New York
A. B
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Breeders’ Meeting
Mystic
Dominator
Daniel F. Reed
K. 1
Harold Wilkes
D.c
Bourbon Wilkes
Piessie Harold
Prescott
Galen C. Moses
Bath
Princess Eliot
Don Carlos
Lizzie Thomas
Wedgewood
George W. Leavitt
Lady Bowerman
Wilton
Kitty Patchen
Jeb Stewart
Cushman
North Weymouth
Mary Matt
Br.f
Don Wilkes
Lester Fish
Rutland
Tamerlane
Blk.c
Ariston
Empress
Ray Lester
Farnum & Fairchild
Sethel
Nyanza
John E. Thayer
Lancaster
Neponpet
Betsey Bump
Carmichael
Springfield
Bella Wilkes
Wilkie Collins
Day
Messenger Roc
Greenvale Farm
Poughlkeepsie
Ager
Nil Desverandum
Thorndale
Willian Mason
Lobelia
Ch.m
Malla
Sir Walkill
Ike Bekerle
Dreamland
Nutwood
Hernia
Etc Mambrivo
Ben Hodgson
Meredith
N. HL
Etta K
B.m
Douglass
Lucy McCue
Kent
James Golden
Medford
Ramona
Rachel
Woodford
John Hamlin
Gravesend
L. L
Frank F
A. A. Cushman
Alsour
Don Carios
Alice
Mambrino Gaiey
F. H. Briggs
Ben V (Ai
Red Wilkes
Kena
Lessenger Chey Derbighiand Stock Farm
Derby
Fred Wilkes
B.h
Bene Patchen
J. H. Richardson
Andover
Twang, H
Swinkie
Ickerbocker
Oh.f
Alcander
Leonora
Granda Isle
Jerry O'Neil
Howdy
F. M. Dodie
Pittsfield
Carleton
Lizzie Smith
Scott’s Thomas
J. A. Cushman
Alspur
Mambrino Dudley
Rundle & Wire
Stranger
Sapphire
Jay Gould
James M. Galvin
Guy Wilkes
Blanche
Hazel Wilkes
Arthurton
J. H. Nay
Readville
Lightning
Portia
Startle
Meriden
Hustler
C. P. Drake
Lewiston
Jane Seer
General Benton
Odette
Electioneer
Early Bird
Ro.h
Jay Bird
Beulah
Oea
M.L. Pooler
Miss Ledo
Ledo
Black Sultan
George H. Hicks
Allston
Bonhommie
Ben Wilkes
Star Almont
M. B. Wilcox
Southington
Tom Carpenter
N. T. Dore
Nutmont
Nutbourne
Knickerbocker
R.L
Hugo H
b.K.g
Lingo Prince
Sam Hodgson
N.H
Falcon Jr
Falcon
Dauntless
Fred BE. Perkins
D. L. Parker
New Bedford
Liderim
Wade Hampton
American Wells Telephone Company
U42
Segrestec
Iss Bi
Las
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Tammany
Gettysburg
Concord, N. H
Am Bety Ter Co
Boston & Albany
Kri—Quaar
Cucaco & Eastern Illinois RR
Cul
Min & St
Cuicaco
Rocs Istano
Vacyi
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St Louis
CoLokavo Furl Co
Wiikk Fast
Evison Electric Illumnating Co—S
FireMan’s Ins Co
Lunrogu Valley RR
Des Granndk Western BR
Western Union Tat Co
Whitebreast Fuel Co
Boston Stock Exchange
NEW York Stock Sales
Va Vlae
Odio
Imp
Isus
W.lab
G. M
Botg
BOK
Loddy
Ile
Osee
Ding
Ing
Alton
Abu
Ats Sale
TD Asil
Centrai
Aivwu
Duly Laly
Lake Suore
Levey
Olio
Wig Bio. Inc
Alo
de W
Lil
Y. Central
pNold
Dorhlweslerh
Laity N.Y
Ants
N. Y.U
St. L
N. J. Central
Llids
Nap
Ot L
Alu, CO
Uhio & Ailss
Isiwod
Aziy
Hich & W
Db OK
St. Vaul
Diocley Carer
Southern Re
Teers
Texas Pacite
Toi
Us Gr
Macitie
St, OU
Alress Companies
ADAME
Aeve
Farge
United States
Brunswick St Ewer
Camlom
Del
Tiud
Lise Fadison
Nat'l Cord, Co
Oregon
Pacific Mail
Lok Wis Petroleum
Baer
NEW York Financial
T.g. Tota
Mob
Ohio
P. L.G
N.Y. Cy & St. jTex
P. i
Pac
Shore
Ieee PA
Lot
Wal
City of Birmingham
City of Keene
City of Lynn
Pawtucket
Somerville
City of Waltham
Blake Brothers & CO
State Street
Nassau Street
Novelty Mfg. CO
Lynn
Universal Cash Register CO
Washington St
W. J. Hayes & Sons
Exchange Place
F. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Fantern Electric Cable Co
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Wayne Electric Co
Westinghouse Trust Receipts
European Welding Co
Detroit Electric
Lartern
Rude
Equiy
Devonshire
Eos Ee
Massachlisetts
Suffolk
Court Square
Thomas Fee
Firemen’s Fire Insurance CO
Kilby Street
Henry C. Short
Nancuh Ester Mills
Palprey
Geton
Central Trust Company OF New York
G. Sherman
Butler, Stillman & Hubbard
Phillips
Steve and
Commonwealth OF Wassacnaww Setys
Superior Court
Middlesex
Annie E. Cant
Will
Melrose
Elizabeth
HENRY = CANTWELL
Harry S. Cantwell
Ilary Beaciman Cantwel
Malone
Newton
Henry S. Cantwell
Henry
Nellie Sands
Hinty
S. Canwell
Annie FE. Gould
Angus
Annie Cantwell
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
A. D
Cambridge
Boston Post
Hooston
Lipellee
Torich
Bridget Hearn
Bidget Harin
Friged Hearin
Westborough
Boudsa
William G. Waitt
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