Bear Market Stalls Ahead on Wall Street April Market Blues
On April 7 the Bears led by the Waldorf crowd dominated a dull trading day with limited buying interest after 1:00 pm. Prices fell across many issues with Amalgamated and copper shares hit hard while New York Central and Brooklyn Rapid Transit posted minor gains as money remained cheap and expectations of a dividend change hovered.
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Wall Street
Bears
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Delaware & Lackawanna
Anaconda
Amalgamated
Delaware, & Hudson
Metropolitan
Rock Island
Reading
Steel
New York Central
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Boston
New York
N. Y
Atchison Tate
Tate
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio Tees
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great Western
Pat Heeeseee
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
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Delaware & Hudson
del Tack & West
Denver & Rio Grande
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Town Central
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Erie & Western Pr
Louisville & Nashville
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Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kan & Tex
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Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
St Louis & San Tran Ak
St Louis Southwestern
Wits
Ant
Southern
Wisconsin Central
American Car & Vdy
Amer Smelting
My Ag
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Mg Consolidated Gas
Continental
General Electric
Hocking Coal
International Paper
National Biscuit Oover
National
Seeee
Naha Pacific Mail
Tee Aeee
Bas Seth
Omy al Oly Cole
Republic Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron
Union Bag & Paper “Co Be
United States Leather
United States
Western Union
Burglaries Strikes Norton Stores and Post Office
Thieves broke into the George S. Wood store the East Norton post office the New Haven rail road station and Walter C. Wood's shop last night. Sledge hammers and tools were taken and used to gain entry. Tobacco cigars and valuables were stolen with repeated break ins noted at Wood’s stores.
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Norton
George $. Wood
East Norton
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Walter C
New Haven Company
Malnutrition Cited as Cause of Ills and Graves Whiskey Promoted
A vintage health notice claims malnutrition underlies many ailments and anemia, urging Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a stomach aid to improve digestion and blood quality. It promotes the product as pure and time aged, available via licensed dealers and grocers, with tax and ownership marks on the label.
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Graves
Maryland
Chester 11
Graves & Sons
Hasty funeral leads to arrest in Lynn case
Lynn April 7 David H Ross arrested on suspicion of involvement in the sudden death of his wife Florence G Ross. An autopsy is planned, and an administrator for her estate was granted despite neighbors noting no property. Dr Wing may witness the autopsy.
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Florence G. Ross
Salem
Ross
E. P. Wing
Gabriel
Philadelphia
KB. P. Wing
Martin
Waite
Phelan
William O'Shea
Wing
Pinkham
Lynn
Rosses
Court of the Dance at Syrian wedding ends with verdict
In the second Municipal Court session Judge Forsaith heard Syrians as witnesses in a case by Fanny George against Elias Mallouf and Salem Mansour over alleged injuries on Feb 16. Mabel George testified about a wedding night disturbance with dancing and an upstairs assault. Police cleared the home. the defense produced alibi witnesses. The court ruled for the defendants in both cases.
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Kiamell
Norwood Principal Vanishes After Forger Identity Revealed
Charles R. Wilson, Norwood Rhode Island grammar school principal, is missing after being identified as Charles W. Robinson the alleged Brockton forger. Friends in New Bedford Brockton recognized him during his first visit in 13 years. He claimed to teach near Providence and was a respected, influential figure in Norwood and local religious circles.
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Fall River
Charles R. Wilson
Norwood
R. I
Charles W. Robinson
Brockton
New Bedford
Providence
Wilson
Murder charge heard in Municipal Court over Champi case
Judge Burke presided in the second Municipal Court session as Giuseppe Murgioa faced trial for the March 13 murder of John Champi. Champi identified Murgioa as his attacker before dying the following day, and the prisoner was held for the Superior Court.
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Burke
Giuseppe Murgioa
John Champi
Clarke and
North Streets
Champi
Curved L Station Platform Figures In Court Case
Mrs Georgie M DiMunzio sues the Elevated Company over injuries from a curved boarding area at Scol lay square station The Dec 24 incident left her right leg twisted and hip strained Doctors say 6 to 12 months recovery The plaintiff and defense present in Municipal Court before Judge Ely on the matter
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Scollay Square
Ely
Georgie M. DiMunzio
Juniper Street
Lord
Shirt Advertisement Highlights Cluett and Monarch Options
Be particular as you please about your shirts the Cluett Peabody kind will satisfy you. Cluett Shirts $1.50 up. Monarch Shirts gr 00. Cluett Peabody Co.
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Cluett- Peabody
Cluett
Monarch
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Coburn Firm Faces Large Liabilities in Shift of Assets
G. M. Coburn & Co., shoe makers with Roxbury and Medway plants, has assigned to L. I. Bartlett of the National Exchange Bank and M. P. Clough of the Shawmut. Liabilities are estimated over $800,000. Assets not yet tallied, but likely not far from liabilities. The firm employs about 500 workers and has operated 30 years.
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G. M. Coburn & Co
Roxbury
Medway
L. I. Bartlett
National Exchange Bank
M. P. Clough
Shawmut
Breakin of Car Window Unstrung Woman’s Nerves
Mary Edminster sued the Elevated road for damages after a car on the Everett to Charlestown route on September 22, 1902, had a window broken near her seat. The accident left her nerves unstrung and she was home three weeks. Dr. McQuade attends her, but the judge said she had not shown how the damage occurred.
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Mary Edminster
Everett
Charlestown
McQuade
One Year for Rollins in Mail Theft Case
John G. Rollins was found guilty in U S District Court of stealing mail packages from the pneumatic tube at the central post office and sentenced to one year at hard labor in Ipswich County Jail. Judge Lowell noted a greater sentence could have applied if Rollins were connected to the post office. Rollins worked for the Pneumatic Tube Company.
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John G. Rollins
Central
United States District Court
Ipswich
Lowell
Post Office Department
Agawam livery stablekeeper surrendered on cruelty conviction
Bondsmen return Edward R. Gulliver of Agawam after his three month sentence at the House of Correction. Guliver had appealed a cruelty conviction following a complaint by Agent Burrill of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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Wareham
Edward R. Gulliver
Agawam
Burrill
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Gulliver
Wef Correction
Trial of Flannagan in U.S. Mail Larceny Case
The trial of John F. Flannagan, formerly a clerk at the Back Bay post office station, began in the United States District Court yesterday on a charge of larceny of letters from the United States mail.
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John F. Flannagan
Back Bay
United States Mail
United States District Court
Demurrer Filed in Curley Civil Service Fraud Case
The government faces a demurrer in the Curley case as the circuit court clerk records a filing asserting each indictment count against Curley and Fahey lacks federal offense. Attorney H W Chaplin, for Themes F Curley and James J Fahey, set hearing for April 27.
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Circuit Court
Curley
Fahey
United States
H. W. Chaplin
F. Curley
James J. Fahey
Chaplin
James M. Curley
Bartholomew J. Fahey
Middlesex Democratic Club Dinner Set for April 16
The Middlesex Democratic Club will hold its next regular meeting at the Reveree House on April 16. The meeting starts at 6 p m and the dinner follows an hour later. Invitations have been accepted by Mayor McNamee Cambridge, Hon. George Fred Williams, and Hon. Charles S Hamlin, with Tren. W A Gaston also invited and expected to attend.
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Middlesex Democratic Club
Reveree House
Mayor McNamee
Cambridge
George Fred Willliams
Charless. Hamlin
Tren
W. A. Gaston
Steel Trusts Profits Lower In First Quarter
New York April 7 The steel trust reports first quarter net earnings of 24 656 186 a drop of 1 623 463 from last year After deductions for repairs maintenance and fixed charges there were 21 551 189 left with further bond related deductions reducing to 16 991 189 Undivided profits for the quarter total 2 978 243 The year 1902 report shows total net earnings of 193 308 764 and undivided profits of 24 253 657 with overall operations valued at 560 510 479 in volume
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New York
Steel Trust
United States Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
The Defender Mounts Boston Theatre Run
The Defender will start a run at the Boston Theatre on May 2. A Boston gentlemen syndicate has secured full rights from Allen Lowe and Charles Denneec, with Will J. Block directing. Scenery and costumes will be entirely new.
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Defender
Boston Theatre
Boston Gentlemen
Allen Lowe
Charles Denneec
Will J. Block
Hat theft case continues for Stella Beals in Brockton
Stella C. Beals of Bridgewater appears in Brockton Police Court on a larceny case tied to a blue velvet hat bought for a funeral. A millinery witness describes a girl resembling Beals, but identification fails. Probation continues until July 7.
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Stella C. Beals
Bridgewater
Drohan
Beals
I. M. Hurd
North Main Street
Stella Beals
Miss Beals
Stella
Reed
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Slid
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