Wall Street Reacts to Northern Securities Decision
The Northern Securities ruling jolts the market with a dip in prices as bulls falter and bears rally. Investors await next week’s trend while discussions focus on community of interest and government control, with copper stocks under pressure and calls for strong margins amid manipulation fears.
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Dividend of one and a half dollars per share declared
William R. Driver, treasurer of Boston, announces a dividend of 1.50 per share to stockholders of record at close of business March 21, 1903. Transfer books closed from March 23 to April 4, 1908, both days included. Payment will be made on Wednesday April 15, 1903.
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William R. Driver
Tressurer
Boston
Judge Hanna Returns to Boston for Christian Science Lecture
Judge Septimus J. Hanna, longtime first reader at the First Church of Christ Scientist, spoke in Symphony Hall on Christian Science and its founder Mrs Eddy. He highlighted Eddy as discoverer and founder, detailing her healing work, church creation, and scholarly efforts, praising her intellect and Christlike character.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
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Bow
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Dartmouth College
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Bitter religious talk in the House during Sabbath fishing bill
A bitter religious controversy gripped the lower house as the Sunday fishing bill faced debate. Carey accused clergy of hypocrisy while Quinn defended Sabbath observance, sparking sharp exchanges and public denials from MacCartney and Skerrett. The debate highlighted broader religious fault lines and ended with a failed third reading vote.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Sighted In Boston Case
A Boston fireman recounts using Doan's Kidney Pills after back pain from cold or strain. He reports complete relief and no recurrence in the five years since treatment. The ad notes Kingston's drug store as the source and Foster Milburn Co as U S agents.
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Buffalo
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Ex dividend and rights noted in stock report
Assessment paid and ex rights shown. Total sales list 28 929 listed shares 50 rights and bonds worth 65 250 dollars. Unlisted stocks total 12 217 shares.
Diplomas Awarded at Evening Institute Commencement
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association Evening Institute held commencement in Association Hall with 198 diplomas awarded. The program, directed by James W. Calderwood, featured the orchestra, readings by Frederick Koch, an ovation for Burke, and an address on technical training by Professor Burton of MIT.
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Burke
McKinnon
Frederick Koch
Burton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Davison Charged With Larceny Of 251 From Worcester Client
Frank G. Davison of 33 Humboldt Avenue was arrested after allegedly stealing 251.15 from Edward D. Houston of 46 Pleasant Street Worcester. Authorities say Davison acted as an agent for the New England Publishing Syndicate.
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Humboldt Avenue
Edward D. Houston
Pleasant Street
Worcester
Davison
New England
Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey Sold In Full Quart Bottles
Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey is offered only in sealed full quart bottles. It is recommended for those who dislike strong flavors due to its soft mellow taste. The whiskey is said to aid adults with indigestion by assimilating with food and aiding digestion. Available at all druggists.
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Graves
Maryland
Boston Election Laws Committee Continues Voter Registration Scrutiny
The legislative committee on election laws in Boston continued its inquiry into voter assessment and registration. Richard F. Galvin, a Charlestown resident and clerk, provided personal details and ages of seven men to test his knowledge for possible identification in registration. John H. Colby argued police should handle registration to reduce political influence, citing observed recounts.
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Easter wine sale offers low prices and free tray
A Boston ad promotes a wide range of wines including Port Sherry Angelica Muscatel Tokay Madeira and Italian Claret with prices from 25c per quart to $6 per gallon. Purchases of $1 or more include a free tray and a mailed price list with photographic cuts.
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Democrats Briefly Pause Filibuster on Police Bill
Democratic members of the legislature paused their plan to filibuster in the House until Republicans agree to kill the police assessment bill. They claim their show of force will force the GOP to drop the measure, which faces engrossment next Tuesday and must pass by May 1 to take effect this year.
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Newport
Frederic Neilson
Arleigh
Miss Neilson
Reginald Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Gladys Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Governor Bates to reply on Baker charges today
Governor Bates plans to send an answer to Lawyer W. H. Baker regarding his call for an investigation of the Police Commission. The Post notes an investigation is unlikely. Bates supports reform through strict supervision and the possible replacement of Chairman Clark with a new commissioner.
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W. H. Baker
Police Commission
Clark
Five-Cent Fare For Roslin Dale Adopted
West Roxbury and Roslin Dale residents secure a five cent fare after the Old Colony street railway lease to the Boston Elevated. Lease ratified by stockholders and to take effect July 1 of the current year.
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West Roxbury
Roslindale
Old Colony Street Railway
Boston Elevated
Longshoremen Win The Fight At Conference
Deep water longshoremen secured most demands after a two hour talk with steamship agents and union reps. Agreement sets pay at current rates, details lunch and meal breaks, night work rules, and requires working cards for Roughan Hall meeting Sunday at 2 p m.
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O'Connell Assembly
Charlestown
John Conlin
Europe Assembly
John Ellis
Boston Provident Union
Michael Roache
South Boston Assembly
Thomas Ahearn
East Boston Assembly
Bonnet
Roughan Hall
Mutual Life Strike Targets Sub-Contracts Fight
A labor dispute erupts over sub contracts tied to the new State Mutual Life Assurance building. Union leaders push for job protections and compliance on work checks, signaling a tense strike environment and potential delays in construction.
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New State Mutual Life Assurance
Stafi Akisi
State Mutual Life Assurance
Congress Street
Exchange Place
National Mule Spinners Union Adjourns to Consider Labor Bills
The convention adjourned to meet in the city on the first Tuesday in October. Delegates endorsed the Lovering bill for labor hour limits and working conditions, urged prompt congressional action, and backed the state picketing bill. They planned a 50 cent per capita assessment on all spinners to support the Lowell, Woon socket and Manville strikers while continuing agitation for a 58 hour textile law in applicable states.
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Lowell
Woonsocket
Manville
Free shop opens in Haverhill by Lang and Bertsch
In Haverhill on April 9 the firm Lang and Bertsch opened a free shop. Ten striking Shoe Workers' Protective Union members reported for work. President Tobin of the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union received back the union stamp.
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Haverhill
Lang & Bertsch
Shoe Workers’ Protective Union
Tobin
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
All Quiet in Rome as Strike Eases
Rome reports a peaceful strike resolution likely with normal life nearly restored. The city lacks cabs but otherwise resumes routine activities as authorities assess the situation.
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Rome
Wednesday line drawn in Building Trades strike over union labor
The Building Trades Council pushes for union labor in sub contracts as 111 workers including plasterers lathers plumbers steamfitters and electricians strike after failed efforts to oust non union crews. Norcross Bros employees number 27 among the strikers while masons and carpenters stay at work under arbitration treaties. Norcross Bros contends they cannot dictate contractor hiring.
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Building Trades Council
Norcross Bros
ExMayor Hill backs arbitration to end local strikes
Ex Mayor William M. Hill proposes a three arbiter panel chosen by each side with one from the other, the third named by both, to issue a binding decision. He notes spring and summer work for painters and carpenters, due to soft coal, and estimates about 4000 dollars weekly in labor and materials tied up. Ten strikers were sent to Manchester, with others hopeful of victory as daily meetings continue at headquarters.
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Salem
William M. Hill
Manchester
Leila Perley Engaged to Count Otto von Koenigsmarck
The engagement of Mrs. Leila Perley of Alton Illinois to Count Otto von Koenigsmarck is announced in Berlin on April 9.
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Leila Perley
Alton, Ill
Otto von Koenigsmarck
Renfrew plant superintendent pleads guilty in 58 hour law case
W. B. Orr, superintendent at Renfrew Manufacturing Maple Grove mill, pleaded guilty in district court to violating the 58 hour law by allowing three women to work several evenings last week. Judge Bixby imposed the minimum $50 fine. two related charges were filed but placed on file after state inspector Dam’s investigation. Orr paid the fine.
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