Strongest Day in Weeks Fuels Wall Street Boom
Friday April 4 brought a sharp market surge with over a million shares traded and prices rising, led by Copper Range Consolidated and Dominion Iron and Steel. Dominion Coal touched 139 and closed 133 1 2, while Western Telephone and Massachusetts Electric showed activity but limited gains. The day saw broad strength, with banks, railroads, and investment securities gaining, boosted by easy money and Western capital participation.
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Wall Street
Boston
New York
Copper Range Consolidated
Dominion Iron and Steel
Dominion Coal
Dominion Steel Company
Steel Company
Western Telephone Common
Massachusetts Electric
Amalgamated
American Telephone
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Chicago
Western
Western Railroad
Gates
Moore Brothers
Gary
Ellwood
Leeds & Reed
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware & Tackawanna
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
Toursville & Nashville
Texas Pacific
Esas
Boston Stock Exchange
Daly- West Mining Company
Utah
Daly-West Company
Colorado
HBA
Subway Needed Says Mayor Collins on Boston Subway Plan
Mayor Collins told the committee on metropolitan affairs that Boston desires a Washington street subway built and owned by the city at its expense with a minimum rental of 4 % of construction cost. He supported a four track design with two tracks for elevated trains and urged the lease to expire in 1927 alongside existing subways. He endorsed a deep tunnel concept only as an engineering choice for consideration.
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Collins
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston
Washington Street
Boston Associated Boards of Trade
Public Franchise League
John P. Fox
Transit Commission
Elevated
Williams
Bicycle notes at Charles River Park training camp
Nat Butler posted the fastest 19 mile time behind pace this season and led a strong training day. Maya McConnell and Butler logged similar speeds, with all three pushing 50 mile workouts and an impromptu race showing they are evenly matched. Louis Mettling and Forrest Osgood rode behind pace, while Harry Elkes reports French speed improving with American training methods. Malden Bicycle Club officers were re elected unanimously at Young's, noting the club's prosperous condition.
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Nat Butler
Charles River Park
Maya
McConnell
Butler
Louis Mettling
Forrest Osgood
Harry Elkes
F. L. Howe
France
Malden Bicycle Club
Young's
Labor unrest disturbs trade across industries
R G Dun and Co weekly review reports ongoing labor controversies as the only seriously disturbing factor in industry. It notes mixed results in production, cautious capital spending, and varied regional conditions including weather impacting apparel retail and footwear. Bridge of data shows March railway earnings up 4.9 percent from last year and a 16.2 percent rise over 1900. Domestic hides decline and crops show a downward trend, with overall market dullness in cereals and a bright note on building trades activity.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
New England
Wall Street
United States
Canada
South
West
Pacific
Bradstreet
Pennsylvania
Boston Slugger Beats Atlanta 6 to 5 in Opening Game
The Atlanta Southern League team fell to Boston by 6 to 5 in the season opener in Atlanta. After leading 5 to 2 early in the eighth, Atlanta used three pitchers while Boston also rotated three hurlers. The game marked Atlanta’s first of the year against a National League foe.
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Atlanta
Boston
Closing Day at New England Kennel Club Show Boosts Boston Attendance
The New England Kennel Club beach show at Mechanics Hall ended with record attendance, four days drawing over 12 000 more visitors than prior Boston events. Awards highlighted Boston terriers and other breeds while notable sales included prize winning toy terriers and bull dogs. Rumors circulated about a bull bitch Lady Constance disqualification and possible A K C action over cocaine use with witnesses ready to testify.
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New England Kennel Club
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston
E. H. Phelan
Washington Street
Mr. Green
America
Malden
Mr. Lawson
Green
M. J. Watson
Red Hills
Drogheda
Ashford Benedict
Brooks & Co. bowlers defeat Frank Ridlon team by two games
Brooks and Co. bowlers had the best of Frank Ridlon's squad last evening on the Boylston alleys, taking two games. Cambridgeport Gym team won two of three games from Melville A. A. at Cambridge.
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He Brooks & Co
Frank Ridlon
Boylston
Cambridgeport
Melville A. A
Cambridge
Baldwin Breaks Candle Pin Record Top Score
Baldwin made a total of 296 at M. Q. A. alleys last night, breaking the candle pin record as the American Express team defeated Central Massachusetts in all three games.
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Baldwin
American Express
Central Massachusetts
Individual Candle Pin Winners at Murray & Irwin Alleys
The $100 annual individual candle pin tournament concluded this evening at Murray and Irwin's alleys. First prize went to Lane with 806 for $85, second to Williams 304 for $20, third to Budrot 872 for $15, and fourth to Powers 812 for $10. First preliminary work awarded $10 to Rouse 447 and McCarthy 453 earned $10 as runner up.
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Murray & Irwin
Lane
Williams
Budrot
Powers
Rouse
McCarthy
Lajoie rejects NL raid offer for $7000 a year
Philadelphia star Nap Lajoie refused a three year offer of seven thousand dollars per year from a New York National League agent. Manager Connie Mack said he and his players will honor their contracts and stay with the American League amid NL raid plans.
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Lajoie
American League
Philadelphia
Penn
Napoleon Lajoie
New York
National League
Connie Mack
Liberal lines at Franklin House superintendent chosen
Mrs Susan B Bangs named superintendent of Franklin Square House for self supporting young women She aims for a liberal regime allowing home like freedom with late hours a dining room public cafe and private parlors for entertaining friends She plans parties teas and quiet talks for handling any indiscretion sessions include Haydn selections and local church notices across Boston all welcome
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Post
Susan B. Bangs
Franklin Square House
Erin
Sunday Baptist Services in Boston Churches
Sunday services listed for Ruggles Street, Dudley Street, Commonwealth Avenue, Tremont Temple, and Old South Church. Details include sermon topics such as Courtship and Marriage, Darkest Boston and the Way Out, The Saviour's Conception of Salvation, and The Means of Salvation. includes schedules, choir, Bible classes, and free seats.
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Tprople
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
L. H. Dorchester
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Orient
Adams
Mr. Marsh
Miss Morse
Foster
Tremont Street
M. B
Concord Street
C. E. Davis
Epworth League
Tve New England
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
A. C. Dixon
D. C
Boston
C. C. Case
Dudley Street Baptist Church
W. W. Bustard
Daniel Shepardson
Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Haydn
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Edwin Moreat
Philadelphia
C. P. Jameson
Young People's Prayer Meeting
Poteat
National League approves 140 game schedule for 1894 season
The National League committee met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and released the schedule. Opening day is April 17 with 140 games total, each club playing 10 home-and-away series with others. Eastern clubs head west first, and 40 dates clash with the American League, including Boston Chicago doubleheaders on July 4 and April 19. Boston opens April 17 at Brooklyn.
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New York
National League of Baseball Clubs
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Greater
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cessesseeee Uly
Une
Puicsouigss
Chicaro
Sosciescoeser
Ifug
Guly Gus
Ag Pt
Port Wine and Tarragona Offer Promos from Cushing Medical Supply
The advertisement promotes Port Wine at $1.00 per gallon eight years old with pure grape juice guaranteed and Tarragona imported wine at $1.75 per gallon. All wines are warranted. Free express delivery for orders $1.00 or more within city or suburban areas. CUSHING MEDICAL SUP PLY CO. 580 Washington St.
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Tarragona
Cushing Medical Supply CO
Washington St
Boston
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Boston & Cae
Lowell
Maine
Mass Electric
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Mohawk Mining
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Cole
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Pere Marquette
Pullman Co
Swift Co
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Lace
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Premium Oil Co
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Cylon Securities CO
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William BR. Driver
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Texas & Pacific
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Wheeling & Lake Re
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Setae
GO Prot
Rssseree
Es Wuaeling & Ref
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Nsit
Colorado Fuel
Brooklyn Rapid Iron
Consolidated
National A Fears
Pacific Mail
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Union Bag & Paper Cot
US Steel
Western Union Settee
Boston A
Stew Wee
N . Hagan
Bowers
Thompson Senege Patch
Curtis Oeme
Roblin Meyers
Brooks & C0
Brooks & CO. Bowler
T'tl. Watcher
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McIntire
Somerville
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Bowler
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Yan
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
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Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. O. Hannum
Berkeley Temple
William A. Knight
William
Kelsey
Knight
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Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendte
Actors’ Church Alliance
Constance Homer
F. W Wodell
H. A. Parris
Barbadoes
West India Islands
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Albert B. Shields
Church of the Redeemer
South Boston
Angeline Andrews
Florence J. King
George Mendall Taylor
Sullivan
Roberts
Granier
Dalene
Warren
M. Hope
Lynn
M. R. Goff
Chickering Hall
Huntington Avenue
BF. A. Wiggin
Wayres A
Metaphysical Club
Roxbury Spiritual Association
Highland Hall
Warren Street
Mack
Harmony Hall
Warhington Street
Fagan
N. P. Smith
Annie Hanson Kibble
Fay
Ella Jones
Tuesay
Mme. Bruce
Warren Hall
Dudley Street
Josephine Webster
Warren St
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Gospel OF Spirit-Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Legion of Honor
Christadelphians
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Park Street
Bromfield Street
Paine Memorial
Appleton Hall
J. P. Bland
Philippines
M. Landis
Dartmouth’ Street
Berkeley Hall
Tremont
Berkeley Streets
Adam Fawcett
Wisconsin
K. ©. Russell
Deacon Hall
Evangelical Alliance
Parkreet
H. A. Manchester
First Presbyterian Church
Loston
Massachusetts Avenue
Northampton
Henry
L. L. Whitlock
Miss Webster
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Walter Calley
Whir. Moody
Moody
Baptist
OLD South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
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