Country children to see Boston today
Forty Milford New Hampshire children will visit Boston for a one day excursion arranged by the Theodore Parker Memorial. The group will tour Charlestown Bunker Hill Monument the North End tenement districts and key landmarks then return to Milford by 7 PM. The trip is funded by donors and organized by Miss Anne Jennison and Mrs Edward Klein with Rev Charles Wendte and Howard Burlingame guiding the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
N. H
Denmark
Clopenhagen
Theodore Parker
Boston
Parker Memorial
Charles W. Casson
Charles W. Wendte
Howard D. Burlingame
Parkers Memorial
Charlestown
Bunker
Old North Church
Faneuil Hall
Old State House
Old South Church
Women's Alliance
Anne Jennison
Edward Klein
Institute of Technology
Copley Square
Commonwealth Avenue
State House
Boston & Maine Trailroad
Harbor Grain Progress Signals Slower Start Soon Lifts Expected
The harbor grain elevators receive westward shipments slowly with European demand seen rising by midmonth. Several steamers loaded this week including Sylvania London and New York to 150,695 bushels wheat and 128,874 oats, while Union Line vessels depart empty. The year’s wool and fish cargoes fill arrivals and repairs for Alderney dominate local shipyard bids as Atlantic Works wins a 28,000 dollar deal over New York rivals, presaging nearly a month of local artisan work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambroman
Mediterranean
Liverpool
Storm King
Baltimore
Antwerp
Sylvania
New England
Chicago
London
Dominion
Teyland
Artemisia
Hamburg
Saxonia
Michigan
Anglian
Ondon
L. P. Holmblad
Copenhagen
Glasgow
Europe
Monitor
Klondyke
Charles H. Dyer
Haddock
Woodbury Stover
Schooner
Unique
Hipson
Nickerson
Grecian
Philadelphia
Crowell
Snow
Parthian
Commonwealth of the Dominion Line
Queenstown
Merton
New York
Boston
Ohes
Alderney
Long Ledge
Scituate
Cape Breton
Atlantic Works
Fore River
Halifax
Erie Basin Company of
Erie Basin
McCaldin Bros
Columbian Iron Works
Shipping News Mini Almanac Arrivals and Passenger Cargo
Sun rises at 5 36 a m and sets at 5 34 p m giving 11 hours 68 minutes of daylight The moon rises at 1 05 a m High water occurs at 7 a m and 7 31 p m The steamers H F Dimock and Baker arrive with merchandise to H M Whitney and Juniata Bond in Baltimore Nor folk carries merchandise and passengers to A M Graham The Grecian Nickerson Philadelphia carries merchandise and passengers to F P Wing City of Rockland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Dimock
Baker
New York
H. M. Whitney
Juniata
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Grecian
Nickerson
Philadelphia
F. P. Wing
City of Rockland
International Telephone Company Forms Rival of Bell
Josiah Marvel filed a deed of trust for 100 million dollars for the International Telephone Company, a proposed rival to the Bell system. The plan includes secured plants, patents for switchboards and general telephone apparatus, and anticipated franchises. Bonds of 100 million are to be issued, largely underwritten by New York and Baltimore capitalists, with service proposed at 2 cents per message. Officers listed: President S B Rhinehart Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Treasurer Ehlen B Harrison Baltimore. Secretary Henry F Fahey New York. Assistant Secretary J Miller Kenyon Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Josiah Marvel
International Telephone Company
Bell System
New York
Baltimore
S. B. Rhinehart
Waynesboro
Penn
Ehlen B. Harrison
Henry F. Fahey
J. Miller Kenyon
Washington
Denver Times Sold to Patterson and Campbell
The Denver Evening Times has been sold to United States Senator Thomas M. Patterson and R. C. Campbell. The change of management occurs Oct. 1 and the paper will be issued from the Rocky Mountain News office as an independent publication. It will switch from Republican to Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Denver Evening Times
United States
Thomas M. Patterson
R. C. Campbell
Patterson
Rocky Mountain News
Campbell
Times
Boiling Clothes Labeled Needless By Fels Naptha Ad
An ad advises readers that boiling clothes is unnecessary and harmful and recommends using Fels Naptha soap. It urges following directions to save time, effort, and preserve fabrics and personal comfort.
Peruna touted as cure for stomach catarrh and nerves
Letters from women praise Peruna for catarrh of the stomach and nervous troubles. Mrs Clarke of Buffalo credits eight bottles with curing indigestion and weight gain. Mrs Geib of Springfield reports dramatic recovery from nervous prostration and heart palpitations after three bottles. The ads claim Peruna removes the stomach catarrh cause, restoring digestion, appetite and nerves, and promise free health guidance from Dr Hartman if results are unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Susie Geib
Miss Collie E. Edens
Charleston
Perunia
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna Medicine Co
Financiers Try to Avert Money Panic
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw and prominent financiers move to ease a looming money panic. Shaw anticipates interest due to April 30, releasing about $20,000,000. He also offers to buy 5 percent bonds of 1904, $19,400,000 outstanding. Aid from Morgan & Co and New York institutions helps lift the market. total potential relief about $60,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
New York
Steel Trust
House of Morgan & Co
Sub-Treasury
Shaw to Buy 1904 Bonds At 105 Amid Market Inflation
Washington reports Secretary Shaw will purchase 1904 5 percent bonds at 105, with $19.4 million outstanding, accepting on or before Oct 15. He notes current quotes exceed 105 due to inflation, yielding about 1.75 percent for remaining term. Also: J P Morgan pre-pays Oct interest to ease markets. U S Steel to send Sept dividend checks. Australian gold deposits anticipated in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shaw
United States
New York
L. M. Shaw
J. P. Morgan & Co
United States Steel Corporation
San Francisco
Cable link to Honolulu and San Francisco detailed
Richard V. Dey, Clarence H. Mackay’s local representative, says Mackay will visit in November and establish a home, living part of each year in San Francisco. He is California native with extensive interests in the area. Pacific cable will carry messages within 60 days, linking San Francisco and Honolulu, touching Guam and ending at Manila, at a cost of 12.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Richard V. Dey
Clarence H. Mackay
Samuel Greenage Found Dead After Murder of Constable
In Bridgeton New Jersey September 26 the body of Samuel Greenage who yesterday killed Constable Harry Bucks was found in Seeley’s mill pond in Greenwich township. He had died by his own action.
Iron Moulders Strike Spreads in Providence
A strike by 2% iron moulders began at A Carpenter & Sons in Providence and spread to two other iron concerns. About 50 men are out as the union pushes for a minimum wage of 2.75 dollars a day. The union says abolition of piece work is required before workers can return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
A. Carpenter & Sons’ Company
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Miss Hecker
John Graham
Boston Athletic Association
Harvard
Soldiers Field
E. O. King
Stephen J. Watts Whitney
Bangor
Quincy
C. Kirlin
Caswell
Portsmouth
Diadem
Armstrong
Thomaston
James P. Foster, Jr
Burt
Provincetown
Arthur Clifford
Fraser
Mt. Desert
Mabel Jordan
Lehigh
Peterson
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Azores
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Longbank
S. O. Co
Bayonne
N. J
Savage
C. C. Co
M. E. Eldridge
Bessie
Lelia
A. H. Whitmore
Stonington
James A. Webster
Shipping News
BELL
New Telephone Company
Denver Times
California
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French-American Wine Co
Essex St
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Tel
Oxford
F. D. Clarke
Mohawk St
Buffalo, N. Y
Weill and
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Shaw, Morgan, Steel Trust and Others
Honolulu
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