Land Potent Claim near Thunder Mountain Idaho
The Liberty Bell Gold Mintz Co offers stock in the Agnes group near Thunder Mountain Idaho with over 20 acres of proven gold lands near the Dewey mine. The vein mirrors the Agnes Claim and echoes Homestake profits with a 40 stamp mill forecast of $2400 daily income. Stock offered at ground floor price for development and machinery install.
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To & Cenis
Liberty Bell Gold Mintz O
Agnes Group
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Dewey
Agnes
Homestake
Deadwood
Investment scheme offers shares with instalment plan
A Boston based prospectus promotes Union Securities Co offering TM capitalized at 1 million dollars with 25 cent par value shares. Investors pay 10 percent down and 10 percent per month for nine months with 6 percent interest on instalments. Officers include Wells, Bacon, Abbott, McNally, Toward Barss and Thin.
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Treasury
State of
Washington
Stoe
Oseph Wells
Boston
Edward T. Bacon
Winchesle Y Mars
Leom D. Abbott
William McNally
Marlborp
Mass
Rev. J
Barss
Wolfville
N. S
Dr. George
Brockton
Stass
Union Securities Co
Suite B. P
Winthrop
American Woolen Company Announces 174 Percent Dividend
The American Woolen Company will pay a dividend of 174 percent on preferred capital stock on October 1902 to stockholders of record at close of business October 2 1902. Transfer books close October 2 and reopen October 16 1902. WM M Wood treasurer Boston September 25 1902. Also American Telephone & Telegraph Co declares 1.5 dollar per new share dividend to stockholders of record September 30 1902. Transfer books close October 1 to October 15 1902. William R Diver treasurer Boston September 17 1902.
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Boston
Safeside Investment Company (Incorporated
Devonshire St
American Woolen Company
WM. M. Wood
Mass
William R. Diver
New York
Cielle Temes” Pte
Time Mons i
Ccseec Ees
Iy Nowmeditalg i Cee
Tonaer
Seo
Creeseere
Merced Gold Mining Company
A. S. Bigelow
W. J. Ladd
Joseph 8. Bigelow
Frank Klepetko
Boston Elevated
Heath
Reciprocity era debate on Canada tariff impacts
Prominent merchants discussed reciprocity with Canada after the Foss victory. Leonard of the Chamber of Commerce urged closer Canada ties to boost New England’s economy, especially wood and iron handling, while Gloucester fishermen warned against harming their trade. others noted a Republican shift toward tariff revision and education of voters on potential benefits.
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Canada
Post
Moorene
Canaan
New England
United States
Boston
Gloucester
Glouucester
Tropics
Samuel B. Capen
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Capen
Mth
Foss
Weinschenk loses in Supreme Court insurance case
In Lauronta Ohio Judge Knowlton presided as the jury returned a verdict for Mitna Life Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut. Mary Weinschenk sought to recover 5000 on two accident policies for her husband Frederick W Weinschenk who was killed when run over by the White Mountain express on August 10 1901. The policies barred coverage if death occurred while walking on railroad bridges or roadbeds except at established crossings with public highways.
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Supreme Court
Knowlton
Mitna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Seaman Brown Drowned Near Bust Boston Wharf
Alexander Brown, nine years old, a seaman on the lighthouse steamer Lilac, fell overboard yesterday near Bervel yon and Petersen's wharf, Bust Boston, and was drowned. The body was recovered by the crew of the police boat Watchman.
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Alexander Brown
Lilac
Bervelyon & Petersen
Boston
Barrett Beats Chamberlain In Londoner Bout Here
American fighter Billy Barrett defeated Harry Chamberlain of London on points in a 15 round contest here for a purse of $750.
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Liverpool
Billy Barrett
Harry Chamberlain
London
Stocks Rebound as Shaw Offer Eases Market Tension
The market steadied after three volatile days with Secretary Shaw proposing to advance 20.65 million dollars at a rate just over 2 percent, easing lending pressure. Traders note big interests may have manipulated prices, while unions of buyers and sellers pushed prices up on steady demand. Union Pacific led gains among rails, Amalgamated surged late, while copper stocks remained dull and Swift Packing fell on merger delays.
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New York
Shaw
Stillery
Illinois Central
Western Pool
Louisville & Nashville
Union Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Paul
Atchisons
Amalgamated
Dominion Tron and Steel
Boston
Swift Packing
Chicago
New Jersey Packing House
Boston Stock Sales Summary Sept 25 1925
Boston report lists highest and lowest sales and closing bid and asked prices. Totals show 12,108 shares of listed stocks, 10,544 shares of unlisted stocks, with bonds and rights accounting for $54,000 and $31,000 respectively. rights are noted at 192. Unclear items include iix-dividend and tEx-rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Iix
tEx
Am Bell Teles
Top & SF
Eae NE Gas & Coke
Adventure Mining
Amalgamated Mae
Ag Chemilal
Tel
Arcadian Mining
al OF Bingham Con
Bonanza Mining
Boston & Alban
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Cal & Heela
Centennial Mining
Con Meteur Mining
Dom Coal Mining
Dom Iron & Steel
Fast Boston Land
Edison
Cuanajuato
Mass Electric
Maes Mining
Mexican Central
Michigan Mining
Mohawk Mining
Mont C&c
Gas & Coke
Nh&h
Old Dam
Pere Marquette
Rhode Island
Swiftt & Co Rutland
Trinity
Union Paelfic
Coal & Olman
U &S
Utah
Vermont & Mass
Victoria
Western Tel & Tel
Ile
Leo Io
Winona Mining Peeee
Wolverine Mining
Wyandotte Mining
Robert Sturn Celebrates 50th Birthday and 25th Anniversary
Robert Sturn observed his 50th birthday and 25th wedding anniversary with a reception at the Boylston Schul Verein in Jamaica Plain. Mr and Mrs Sturn were presented a valuable gift after a collation. Earlier a Boston Turn Verein delegation visited their home bearing a gift.
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Robert Sturn
Boylston Schul Verein
Jamaica Plain
Mr. Sturn
Mrs. Sturn
Sturn
Boston
Turn Verein
Will contest ends freeing Cecilia Tully's bequests
Hon J W Cummings told Judge Knowlton in the Supreme Court equity session that the contestants waived their appeal on Cecilia Tully's will. About 60000 to Catholic institutions becomes available. Bequests included Woodstock College 80900, St John's Seminary 10000, Apostolic College Limerick 5000, Boston College scholarships 4000, Working Boys Home 2000, and 500 each to several Dublin Roxbury and Tremont institutions.
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J. W. Cummings
Fall River
Cecilia Tully
Knowlton
Supreme Court
Woodstock College
Woodstock
Archbishop Williams
St. John's Seminary
Brighton
Apostolic College of
Limerick
Irc
Boston College
Working Boys
Novitiate of Oblate Fathers
Still Organ
Dublin
Sisters of
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Little Sisters of the Poor
Dudley Street
Harrison Avenue
Chaplain McKinnon Dead In Manila Hospital
The Rev. William D. McKinnon chaplain of the Third Cavalry volunteers died of dysentery in a Manila military hospital on Wednesday. A prominent Philippine clergyman, he entered Manila under Spanish fire and influenced Archbishop Nozaleda to modify hostility. He organized public schools and worked through cholera and smallpox epidemics, visiting hospitals daily. The Spanish bishop has offered the cathedral for his funeral services.
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William D. McKinnon
Third Cavalry
Manila
Philippines
Nozaleda
Plan New Bridges for Waltham Bridges
Boston and Maine railroad officials visited Waltham to inspect the Bleachery and Elm Street bridges over the Charles River on the Watertown branch of the Fitchburg Division. They favor replacing the current structures with new bridges.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Waltham
Elm Street
Charles River
Watertown
Fitchburg
Northwestern Line Travel Rates Advertising Train Tickets
Daily during September and October, tickets cost 33 dollars for travel from Chicago to San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver, and other California, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia points. For information rates and tickets from the East contact Northwestern Line, 368 Washington Street, Boston.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Washington Street
Boston
Burnham Dies Quietly at Essex Home
Lamont G. Burnham died suddenly at his Essex home at 2 yesterday morning. Former second vice president of United Fruit Company and head of its steamship department, he held offices with Metropolitan Coal and Burnham Coal. Born 1844 in Essex, he built a major coal and shipping business, later retiring. He served on the Boston City Hospital trustees and married May A. Wood of Lowell in 1881. Colleagues recall his steadfast public spirit and counsel.
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Lamont G. Burnham
Essex
United Fruit Company
Metropolitan Coal Company
Burnham Coal Company
Newburyport
Boston
Quincy
Burnham
Boston City Hospital
May A. Wood
Lowell
A. Shuman
City Hospital
Germany Will Not Act on Roumania Jewish Policy
Berlin reports Germany will not formally join American and British protests over Roumania's treatment of Jews. The government acts independently, citing no continental accord and concern over Romanian securities losses. Germany sympathizes but refuses international interference at this time.
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Berlin
Germany
Roumania
Russia
A Church Row and a Stage Comedy at Boston Theatre
Obadiah Strout the Mason's Corner organist threatened Abner Stiles who pumps the organ to quit over attention to Widow Crowley at Pettengill farm. Stiles prefers Mrs Crowley over organ pumping, sparking a church row. the scene leads to the New England stage comedy Quincy Adams Sawyer at the Boston Theatre tonight through next week.
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Obadiah Strout
Mason’s Corner
Abner Stiles
Stiles
Crowley
Pettengill
Strout
New England
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Boston
Washington Note Cheer ed Hebrews in Roumania
Berlin Sept 25 The Tageblatt prints a Bucharest letter dated Sept 22 showing Jewish workers welcomed the American note as a rescue. Emigration passports are reportedly limited with a 4 tax, and the Roumanian government claims mastery while remaining polite toward the United States. England's similar action stirs irritation.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
Bucharest
Roumana
Washington
America
United States
England
Note on Roumania's treatment of Jews attracts attention
Paris reports Secretary of State Hay's note to the powers on Roumania's Jewish treatment, once thought negligible, now drawing increased attention in French press and official circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hay
Roumania
Opera stars and marriages in early New York theater notes
A private New York despatch states Pietro Mascagni may appear in the city on November 3 as debut plans hinge on Majestic Theatre completion with Music Hall as alternative. Reports cover Hattie Bell Ladd and George Howard Crowninshield wed in Belmore, Sept 2, and various casting notes from Atlantic City and ongoing Broadway engagements including Ezra Kendall in The Vinegar Buyer and a roster featuring Lottie Alter, Robert Rogers, Louise Macintosh, Mabelle Gilman, Crystal Herne, Amelia Bingham, and Edna Wallace Hopper among others. rumores touch A H Chamberlyn’s recovery and return to Allston, with others tied to The Mocking Bird and The Silver Slipper productions.
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New York
Pietro Mascagni
Majestic Theatre
Music Hall
Hattie Bell Ladd
George Howard Crowninshield
Providence
Belmore
L. T
Miss Ladd
Crowninshield
George Shields
Murray-Lane
Ezra Kendall
Atlantic City
N. J
Lottie Alter
Henrietta Crosman
Robert Rogers
Louise Macintosh
Brookline
Mabelle Gilman
A. H. Chamberlyn
Allston
Crystal Herne
James A. Herne
BB. H
Pembroke Role Created For Pembroke Play
The Captain Molly company will create the role of Pembroke in Mrs. LeMoyne's new play Among Those Present. The production marks a notable collaboration as LeMoyne unveils the dramatic piece.
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Captain Molly
Pembroke
The Boston Theatre Busy Week of Shows and Debuts
A packed Boston theatre calendar features Quincy Adams Sawyer extended, Around the World in Eighty Days on Oct 6, Tom Moore with Andrew Mack, a Theodore Burt Sayre illustrated novel for ladies, Faust at Tremont, Il Trovatore, Happy Hooligan at Grand Opera House, Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott rehearsing The Altar of Friendship, When We Were Twenty-one continuing, The Guilty Mother at Bowdoin Square, Northern Lights, Florodora in final Colonial week, Joseph Jefferson Sept 29, Robert Edeson Oct 6 Boston debut in Soldiers of Fortune, The Runaway Wife leaving PAI, Alone in London next week, Williams and Walker in In Dahomey, The Sign of the Cross next Monday, and For Her Children's Sake among the listed titles.
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Faust
Tremont Theatre
Henry Savage
Ross Snow
Grand Opera House
Nat Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Boston
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Colonial
Joseph Jefferson
Robert Edeson
Paii
London
Williams
Walker
Dahomey
Music Hall
Wilson Barrett
Gillespie Sentenced for Illicit Caucus Voting Case
Alexander Gillespie, arrested September 10 at the Ward 5 Democratic caucus for violating caucus law by attempting to vote illegally, was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction in Charlestown District Court. He was rearrested Wednesday on a default warrant, says he was drawn in by the crowd, misled by a young man, and later paid $2 by a secretary connected to a political activist. He claims he did not know the act was wrongful and cites his mother’s dependence and a promise of support during imprisonment.
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Alexander Gillespie
House of Correction
Charlestown
West End
Gillispie
Boston & Maine Excursion to New York City Oct 2
Travel offer to New York City by rail to Albany and steamer down the Hudson River on Oct 2 for 65 dollars. Route passes Hoosac country and Deerfield Valley with a day in Albany and return by Fall River steamers. Contact general passenger department for leaflet.
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Albany
New York
Boston
Fall River Line
Washington Street
Union Station
Hudson River
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hoosac Country
Deerfield Valley
General Passenger Department
Troy
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