Prices Sag Little on Dull Market in Boston Trading
A dull day in the Boston market mirrors a weak Wall Street session with cautious traders and little buying. Union Pacific fluctuations and a struck by external markets dampened sentiment as the United States Steel option cancellation unsettled iron and steel outlook. American Telephone notes sell at high levels, Amalgamated and Bingham yield modest gains, while Daly West and Dominion Coal slip amid cautious conditions and weather-related earnings concerns.
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Union Pacific
United States Steel Corporation
Boston
New York
State Street
Rogers
Lawson
American Telephone Company
Amalgamated
Bingham
Parrot
Daly West
Cincinnati
Salt Lake
Dominion Coal
Preme Court of Montana
Boston & Montana
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Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Weeke
Ohio
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Chicago
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Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
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Wisconsin Central
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800 & Foundry
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Suar Refining
Anaeconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
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US Steel
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Victoria
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Verdict Awarded Five Thousand Dollars in Davis vs Railroad
A jury in the fifth session of the Superior Court, Judge Richardson presiding, awarded Maynard A. Davis $5000 against the New York New Haven Hartford railway for a collision on Sept 18 1901 near Avon station that left him nervously affected since.
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Superior Court
Richardson
Maynard A. Davis
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway
Avon Station
Massachusetts Joins Coast Squadron in Port Arrival
New York April 13 The battleship Massachusetts of the North Atlantic fleet arrived in port from Pensacola after target practice with the fleet squadron. The Massachusetts has been assigned to duty with the coast squadron, officials said.
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New York
United States
Massachusetts
Pensacola
Wolf's Legal Trading Stamp Promotion Draws Crowds
The Legal Trading Stamp at Wolf's My Clothier Hanover and Portland streets has been warmly received. Hundreds of books with 30 complimentary stamps were given away, and the promotion runs all week with double stamps on all purchases until noon daily.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Chicago Daily Offers Discount Train Tickets to West and Canada
Daily to April 30 Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern line discounts issued for travel to New England California Oregon Washington and British Columbia at over 17 dollars below regular second class rates. Tickets and information from J. E. Brittain general agent 300 Washington Street.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
New England
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
J. E. Brittain
Feneral
Washington Street
Bonds Ex Dividend First Instalment Paid
Ex dividend noted with first instalment paid. Total sales include listed stocks 16,789 shares bonds $40,400 and unlisted stocks 6,683 shares.
Kilmer Launches Bing hamton Press Tribute to Father
Willis Sharpe Kilmer launched the Binghamton Press, a 44 page issue with a souvenir map of the southern tier and nearby Pennsylvania. Demand ran high with 155 columns of advertising from 230 local firms and many leading national advertisers.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Binghamton Press
Pennsylvania
Kilmer
Jonas M. Kilmer
Paine's Celery Compound Advertises Vital Strength
Tired and weak women are urged to try Paine's Celery Compound to restore energy and health. The ad cites multiple testimonials from Des Moines and Pittsburg readers claiming relief from nervousness, fatigue, and dizziness after several bottles, touting improved blood and vitality and hospital-freedom.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Paine
MR Adder
N. 4Th St
L. Sheets
Lehigh Ave
Pittsburg
Be Well This Spring Energy Confidence and Vital NERVE FORCE
Dr E E Phelps of Dartmouth University famed discoverer of Paine's Celery Compound promotes spring health. Emphasizes blood vigor and nerve vitality as essential elements of well being.
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E. E. Phelps
M. D
Dartmouth University
Paine
Grand Opera Triple Bill At Boston Theatre Impresses Crowd
A Boston Theatre matinee featured Gounod Faust with M. Dippel in the title role and praised Marguerite Mme Ackie, Mephistopheles Pol Plancon, and others. The evening also offered Delibes Coppelia and L Elisir d Amore with Sembrich and Scotti, drawing a large audience before Tannhauser closed the program.
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Boston
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Marguerite
Mme
Aino Ackte Marthe
Miss Bauermeister
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Mephistopheles
F. Pol Plancon Valentin
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Pol Plancon
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Siebel
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Ter
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Valentine
Delibe
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Adina
M. Navel
Sant
Nemarino
M. Scotti
Belcore
Delibes
American Opera Company
Theodore Thomayr
Mile
Eurica Varasi
Swanilda
Miss Hesch
Mary Gellford
M. Muzio
Auguste Francioli
Tannhauser
Mrs Ward May Head Women s Federation
Boston club women favor Mrs May Alden Ward of Cambridge as the likely president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Ward has led the State Federation, heads the Women's Educational and Industrial Union, and supports numerous charities. Several prominent women back her candidacy, while Ward declines to comment on the possibility.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boston Club
May Alden Ward
Cambridge
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Governor appoints dentistry commissioners
Governor Bates named Dwight M. Clapp of Boston and George A. Maxfield of Holyoke to the State Board of Registration in Dentistry at yesterday's executive council meeting.
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Executive Council
Bates
Dwight M. Clapp
Boston
George A. Maxfield
Holyoke
State Board of Registration In Dentistry
Liquor License Abutters Debate Sparks Senate Charge
Senator Callender of Boston charged that the abutters law for liquor licenses invites blackmail and cited a Dover street dealer who paid 3000 dollars to remove a license objection. He recalled clergymen urging repeal while promising not to speak or vote, then opposing him with a campaign circular. The Senate bill would grant licensing boards discretionary power despite objections, but it was rejected 11 to 19 with senators voting yea, nay, or paired or excused.
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Boston
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Bemis
Lane
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Yeas
Chace
Fitzgerald
Flynn
Gartland
Bow
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Leahy
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Sullivan
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Bagley
Remis
Brackett
Chamberlain
Clark
Cole
Dana
Gove
Harvell
Keyes
MacInnis
McKinley
Newell
Osgood
Rounds
Wallace
Woods
Bullock
Dillon
Heath
Munro
Stage Buzz In Boston Theater Week Of May Shows
Boston theaters feature Babes in Toyland at the Boston Theatre Monday night with 7 45 curtain and shipwreck scene. Lulu Glaser ends Dolly Varden at Globe Theatre Saturday, Weber and Fields advance sale opens today. King Dodo at Tremont gains popularity. cast praised. Majestic shows Busy Izzy with George Sidney drawing crowds. Elden Crescy at Columbia praised. Castle Square to close Lovers Lane run. Parsifa l next week with elaborate scenery. Many other acts and a Patriots Day matinee teased. Creatore concert at Symphony Hall finale.
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Lulu Glaser
Globe Theatre
Dolly Varden
Weber
Dodo
the Tremont
Richard Golden
Maude K. Williams
Isabelle Underwood
George Sidney
Majestic
Izzy
Elsie Crescy
Columbia
E. Laurence Lee
Robert Conness
Grand Opera House
Robert Emmet
Castle Square Theatre Stock Company
Clyde Fitch
Castle Square
Music Hall
George Klimpt
London
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Gates of Justice
Robert Hilliard
Hilliard
Holland
Little June Pelton
Mr. Hilliard
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Keith
Johnny
Emma Ray
the Howard
Lyceum
Joe Hood
Austin & Stone
Kid Parker
Nickelodeon
Hollis Street Theatre
Vincent T. Fetherston
Frederick Howard
Wilton Lackaye
Gertrude Barnes
Daisy Hamlin
Queen Lill
Annette
Angela
King Dodo
Tremont Theatre
Pixley & Luders
Boston Theatre
Creatore
Symphony Hall
Majestic Theatre
Garvin says Rhode Island Democrats not all for Hearst
Governor Lucius S. C. Garvin told Mayor Johnson the Rhode Island Democratic convention showed Hearst influence. He noted six of eight delegates favor Hearst, with a unit rule to bind the remaining two, who he says will not vote for Hearst.
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Lucius S. C. Garvin
Rhode Island
Johnson
Garvin
Hearst
Minors Risk Criminal Penalty for Falsifying Age
The liquor law committee reported a bill making it a crime for a minor to obtain liquor by misrepresenting age. A $100 fine would apply to the minor, with existing penalties for dealers already in place. The bill seeks joint liability for minors and liquor sellers if enacted.
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Committee On
Senate backs Bates veto over armory rent bill
In the Senate Governor Bates veto of the bill to authorize renting state armories was sustained by 10 yeas to 24 nays. Senators Bullock Chace Chamberlain Dillon Flynn Keyes MacInnes Nye Sullivan and Woods voted to pass over the veto. Bullock Chace Chamberlain Keyes Nye and Woods are Republicans.
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Bullock
Chace
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Chamberlain
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Flynn
Essex
Keyes
Berkshire
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The
Cape
Sullivan
Suffolk
Woods
Middlesex
Wandrian Ashore on Partridge Island
St John N B April 13 The British schooner Wandrian of Parrsboro N S ram ashore on Partridge Island while leaving harbor for a bay port. If weather holds, it is believed the vessel can be floated without serious injury.
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N. B
Wandrian
Parrsboro
Partridge Island
Nine R I candidates for Rhodes Scholarships
Providence Rhode Island April 13 At Brown University today nine men appeared for examinations for the Rhodes scholarships. With the exception of one man all are Brown students. The examinations will continue tomorrow.
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Providence
R. IL
Brown University
Brown
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