WHEELS STARTED Fifty Sixth Congress Begins s Session
Washington dispatch notes Massachusetts representatives Weymouth Knox Moody and Roberts in the new House. Seat draws, Treasury estimates for Lowell Lynn Haverhill Newburyport Gloucester and Fitchburg projects, and proposed tariff action on hides dominate early activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Messrs. Weymouth
Fitchburg
Knox
Lawrence
Moody
Haverhill
Roberts
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Lowell
Gloucester
Newburyport
Lynn
House
Messrs
Weymouth
John Dalzell
Pennsylvania
James Sherman
New Yok
Secretary of the Treasury
Gage
Congress
Ynn
New England
Mortgagee's Sale of Centralville Estate Set for December 14
Mortgagee's sale of the Ann M. Kittredge estate at 9 First Street Centralville, between Varnum Park and Dr Moses G. Parker's residence, on December 14 at 3 pm. The 9-room two and a half story house sits on a 4354 square foot lot with river frontage. Deposit of 300 required when struck off. Executors Cyrus K. Russell estate. attorney Chas H Conant.
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Ann M. Kittredge
First Street
Centralville
Varnum Park
Moses G. Parker
Four Congressmen fight to add a fallen soldier to rolls
Half of Henry Grover of the Thirty-First Maine Infantry is absent from war department rolls though he fought at Port Hudson, June 16, 1863. Congressman Roberts seeks to have Grover listed with credible witnesses supporting his participation while Messrs Weymouth Knox Moody and Roberts press residents' needs. Captain Augustus Gardner, Lodge's son-in-law and senator-elect from the Gloucester district, was in Washington this week for talks with Moody. H. H. H. ATHERTON, JR.
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S. N.D. North
Boston
Merriam
Washington
George C. Houghton
Lynn
Edwin W. Ingalls
Roberts
Massachusetts
McKinley
Beveridge
Indiana
Coliseum
Utah
Weymouth
Knox, Moody and
Brigham H. Roberts
Henry Grover
Thirty-First
Maine Infantry
Port Hudson
War Department
Grover
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Grover
Augustus P. Gardner
Hamilton
Lodge
Gloucester
Moody
H. H H. Atherton, JR
Stock Market Slumps Ahead of 1900 Outlook
Down grade notes a weak market with exchanges closing at noon. It cites large declines in legal, deposit, and circulation figures while predicting a cautious stance for investors. It records dividend actions by Dominion Cent and Welsbach patents case, and reports on railway dividend trends and analyst cautions from Corey Milliken & Co.
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Dominion -Cent Company Limited
Atchison
Rock Island
Denver & Rio Grande Preferred
Evansville &Terre Haute
Louisville & Nashville
Minneapolis & St. Louis
St. Louis & San Francisco
Transvaal
High Bank of England
Great Britain
Congress
Hymn and Market Notes from a Transcribed Page
The text blends a religious hymn fragment with personal commentary on Gen. Wood’s rapid promotion based on merit, a general jab at politicians becoming temporary suffragists, and a stock market summary showing declines in sugar Met. Street By. and several others, plus a bank statement noting reserve and loan decreases and specie loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Met
Federal Steel
Continental Tobacco
Erie Telephone
Cochiti
Parrott
Butte
Boston
New York Market Report by Bright Sears & Co
Today's Boston and New York markets are summarized by Bright Sears & Co. The report notes market activity in New York with concise results and notable movements. Prices and figures are provided in a period tone typical of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
Auction of Railroad and Mill Stocks Amid Voting Note
Mixed stock prices from Atchison Union Pacific Anaconda and Boston and Montana appear with miscellaneous securities. A Massachusettes city notes ten women voted for school committee last Tuesday and no records show men called to vote for school committee duties.
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Atchison
Boston
C. Be
St. Ky
Union Pacific
Pfd
Montana
Butte
N.A
Santa Ysa
Tamarack
Utah
Amer Bel Tel
Fe Asia
Brie
Ene
Steel & Wire
Amer. Su
Isie Royale Deow
Doaunton
Massachusetts
Bank Statement Fragment Shows Asset Totals and Deposits
The document lists loans and discounts, overdrafts, U S bonds, securities, banking house fixtures, revenue stamps and balances due from banks. It includes notes of other national banks, money in reserve, redemptions, capital stock, surplus, profits, and various deposits totaling 713,990.98 with partial figures for capital and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
Traders National Bank
Lowell
Massachusetts
S. Bonds
U. & Bonds
U.S
Sopvermonts
Eecnees
Lawrun
Rusenvic
Bons Onan
Ewee
U.S. Preas- Peer
Daduens
Lens
United States
U. S
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Almond J. Cunningham
Second Street
Cunningham
Co. B
Third Maine Infantry
U.S. Infantry
Congressman Roberts
Julius W. Bostwick
Highland Avenue
Third
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Bostwick
Central Square
J. E. Conant & Co
Olffice
Lowell, Mass
Mercy S. Russell
Cyrus W. Russell
Cyrus K. Russell
Chas. H. Conant
Hanadéa
T the
Welsbach Light Company
Dan
J. B. Lewis
Earth
Heaven
Father
Wood
Johnsons
Sc. J. S. Johnson & CO
Custom House Street
Mass
Francis Henshaw & Co
Dwight Mfg. Sp. Aed Co
Georgia
Hamilton Mfg. Co
R. EeDay & Co
Manchester Mills
York MfteCo
Cece
Les
Unica 0
Burlington & Quincy
Corey, Milliken & Co
Exchange
Mipplesex
William F. Hills
William FP. Hills
Arthur ST. J. Whiting
Orneivo
Greenwoon
James H. Minus
Asa
Russeun
Lowell National Bank
Total
State of
Mipplessix
Charles M, Williams
WM. H. Anderson
Antremas B. Woolworth
I Wioiam B. Spalmins
Wilson W. Caney
Uel
J. B. Goodwin
Thorndike Street
S&s
John. P. Quinn
Dix St
R. R. Bridge
Gorham St
Courier
Citizen Office
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Street
Senarar
Arthur J. Cummiskey
Merrimack Street
the Wishbone
Sawyer Carry Company
John
Pw Se
Freedman Bros
Jackessess
FUR Department
New York City
Chris. Holmes
Specialty Cloak and Fur Store
Doy
ALY Brinvpis
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