Copper market buoyant amid Towle Fitzgerald win and ore rally
The Boston market reports a bullish tone with strong demand in copper and related shares. Towle & Fitzgerald won control at Old Dominion, boosting stock and signaling open governance. Copper prices rise with Osceola, Calumet, Tamarack advancing while general sentiment improves despite possible midterm setbacks.
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Macedonian leader plans capture of foreign consular rep
London April 2 The Vienna correspondent of the Times reports Barafof the Macedonian leader and his allies are planning the capture of a foreign consular representative in Antagnesay.
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Vienna
the Times
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Antagnesay
Cambridge hearing on Gray fogarty payments and city officials
City Hall hearing revisits the Fogarty payments involving Superintendent William H. Gray. Alderman Coveney questions Gray while Auditor Upham and Libby of Fessenden Libby testify on city dealings, with subpenas issued for Libby and more documents expected.
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William H. Gray
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Pevey
Fogarty
Libby
Pessenden & Libby
Aylward
George Fogarty
Gray
Pogarty
Coveney
Washington School
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Mr. Coveney
Upham
Boston Solon See Washington on Markets Tour
The Boston committee on markets completed a Washington visit, touring markets and meeting officials including Col Bingham and Senators Tillman and Naphen. They saw fish and meat markets, discussed brewery strikes, and prepared for a trip to Philadelphia, returning to the Shoreham for a late departure amid public cheers.
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Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
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Long
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Dever
Bob
Shoreham
Battery B
United States Cavalry
Boston Aldermen Arrive in Baltimore for Market Inspection
The Boston Aldermen delegation reached Baltimore at 8 40 p m and checked into the Hotel Alm ont with baths in each room. Lights went out at 10 p m and they may stay awake until midnight. They plan to inspect the markets tomorrow.
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Boston
Almont
Boy Newsboy Crushed After Bowdoin Square Fall
In Bowdoin square a 13 year old newsboy Samuel Massel of 1 Hole street slipped from the front platform of an electric car. The motorman Thomas Reed reversed the lever but a wheel passed over the boy’s foot, crushing it. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Hole Street
Bowdoin Square
Thomas Reed
Massachusetts General Hospital
John H Sessions Dead In Bristol Manufacturer Dies At 53
John H Sessions aged 53 prominent Bristol hardware maker dies at his home from a stroke. head of John H Sessions & Son, the largest hardware manufacturer in the world, with interests in several other enterprises. survived by widow and son Albert I Sessions.
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City Brevities: Accidents and Deaths Reported
John Pellegrini seven, of 83 Carver Street, injured when his leg was caught in a hack yesterday and fractured. He is at City Hospital. Mary L Harvey sixty three, of 5386 Dorchester Avenue, found dead in rocking chair yesterday afternoon from heart failure, according to Dr Watts.
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Carver Street
City Hospital
Mary L. Harvey
Dorchester Avenue
Reverend Littlefield to Deliver Last Walnut Street Sermon
The Rev. Charles A. Littlefield, retiring pastor of Walnut Street M. E. Church Chelsea, was honored with a farewell reception last night in the church parlors. Hosted by the Ladies’ Social Circle and the Epworth League, he and his wife greeted members and offered a brief message of greeting.
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Walnut Street M. KE
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Disabled Cunard steamer Etruria reaches Liverpool
The Cunard line steamer Etruria arrived in Liverpool today in tow after departing New York February 22 and becoming disabled off Fayal Azores on March 17. She was towed by the steamer William C II to the Azores, reaching March 9.
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Judge Depue Dying
Newark April 2 Judge David A. Depue once chief justice of the state and a leading jurist is dying after several weeks of kidney trouble doctors say death is imminent.
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Ering
Smallpox Case Reported in Salem Child
In Salem on April 2 Ivan Pelletier a 3 year old boy was taken to the smallpox hospital this evening reflecting a local health matter and medical response in the city.
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Hogan vows to fight over election post charges
Mayor Collins summoned Election Commissioner J J Hogan to answer to charges from Senator Fitzgerald that Hogan is not a Democrat and is incompetent. Hogan, a Hart ally, refuses resignation, says he will appear with counsel. The dispute follows Collins efforts to remove Hart era appointees, with Cox and others reportedly in line for scrutiny. Hogan cites long Democratic service and past leadership roles.
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Alpheus Sanford
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Democratic Congressional District Committee
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Seventh
Kansas City
Along the Water Front Steamboats and Losses Logged at the Port
A broad shipment update notes the Spartan’s Philadelphia run, Addie Morrill bound for Buenos Ayres with 446090 feet of lumber, and Malwa with 669699 feet aboard. Navarino, last heard from at Gonaives, Haiti, carries 340 tons of logwood and logs its loss feared. cargo valued at seven thousand dollars. Ship schedules shift as cargo slumps press chartered steamers and liners toward tramps. Captain Henry A. Phelan dies, and Captain Henry K. Toane retires from towboat work. The landman ends.
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Malwa
Cromarty
Peerwag
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Navarino
Boston
William A. Sawyer
Gonaives
Hayti
New York
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Abiel Gove
J. 8
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Helen RB. W Thomas
Thomas McManus
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T Wharf
Gloucester
Henry K. Toane
Lewis Towboat Company
Blanche
Willian
Durfee
Honeybrook
Old Dominion
Shipping News: Arrivals list steamers and cargo details
Shipping news notes sun rise and set times with day length and tides. Arrived steamers include Consuelo Watson Hull with merchandise for Sander son Nantucket and Norfolk Baltimore. A M Graham Algonquin Naples Jacksonville via Charleston and New York. Bay State Oliver Portland City of Gloucester Godfrey Glouces ter Navahoe Johnson Brunswick and Spartan Olsen Philadelphia with merchandise and passengers to Ed Sampson Hector Keene Newport News.
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Algonquin
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Philadelphia
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Keene
Newport News
Answer's Page On Love Etiquette Health And Toilet
A column titled Answer's Page answers questions on love etiquette health and toilet habits. Readings are taken from handwriting samples and presented with concise guidance.
Maritime movement and cargo listings of ships and tugs
A long list of vessels including Wellfleet, Maud Palmer, George W. Wells, and Henry Clay towing barges, cleared and sailed for various ports. Entries cover steamers, schooners, barkentines, and tugs with destinations like Philadelphia, Baltimore, Newport News, and Portland, plus associated towing operations and barge names.
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Park
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Pascagoula
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Kirka
Portland
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Admiral Schley
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Lassell
Newporters
Herman Winter
Old Dominion
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Addie Morrill
Buenos Ayres
Malwa
Montevideo
Roger Drury
Hillsboro
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C. Lane
Wilmington
Katherine D. Perry
President Roads
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Silver Ward
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Hervert E
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Anna
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Woodbury
Emwood
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Ashland
Spartan
Alburtis
Hammond
Havana Public Library Gift Tangle Reaches City Hall
Lieutenant Matthew Hanna, Havana schools commissioner for Cubs, writes to the Mayor about Carnegie’s $2050 library grant. The council votes to accept the gift with a site and provisos but notes the law prevents binding future councils on such actions.
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Cubs
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Emma Clark Marden Wed to Harry Marden in Medford Ceremony
At 21 Dudley Street Medford today Miss Emma Maude Clark wed Harry Walter Marden a former Medford Common Council member. The Rev Maurice A Levy and Rev Nathan R Wood officiated. Guests included sister Addie B Clark best man Albert R Chapman ushers Gladys Libby and Helen White. The couple will honeymoon in the South.
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Jude Converse Clark
Dudley Street
Emma Maude Clark
Harry Walter Marden
Addie B. Clark
Beatrice A. Marden
Gladys G. Libby
Somerville
Helen White
Roslindale
Mrs. Marden
South
New Bedford Faces Possible Bricklayers Settlement Talks
New Bedford on April 2 reports a likely rapid settlement of bricklayers' troubles as Builders' Exchange members requested a conference with the arbitral committee of the Bricklayers and Plasterers' Union. The union agreed to grant the meeting if the exchange initiates it.
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Bricklayers and Plasterers’ Union
City Messenger Pratt Plans Westward Move
City Messenger Francis L. Pratt of Cambridge contemplates leaving to settle in California where he owns a large orange grove. His wife and son have lived there for years. Pratt was elected city messenger for the 26th consecutive year on Tuesday.
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Francis L. Pratt
Cambridge
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