Prices Bit Higher But Trading Dull on Wall Street
Wall Street. April 15. Prices were higher yet trading remained dull as a small group of professionals limited activity. Erie stock drew attention with a rally from early declines amid rumors connected to Northern Pacific. The day featured a heavy Pennsylvania group sell off due to a 10 million dollar note issue by Baltimore and Ohio. Subtreasury and interior operations added dollar volume to New York, while grain exports fell, the money market stayed dull, and public sentiment grew against monopolistic finance amid Amalgamated concerns.
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Phelps, Dodge & Co
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A. S. Bigelow
Leonard Lewissohn
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King Philip to Start Fishing Season Tomorrow
Weather permitting the fishing steamer King Philip will begin the season tomorrow leaving Commercial wharf at the usual time with a party of disciples of Izaak Walton.
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King Philip
Izaak Walton
Commercial Wharf
Recounts Fail to Elect Hearst Men at Faneuil Hall
Election commissioners held a recount in Faneuil Hall on petitions by Hearst supporters for Wards 2 3 4 5 11 28 and 22 state and congressional and Wards 18 19 state. The recount showed no difference in results.
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Hearst
Faneuil Hall
Nance O'Neil Opens Elizabeth in Providence
Nance O Neil appeared at the Opera House Providence in Paolo Giacometti historical play Elizabeth before a large audience including Boston residents. The performance, its first in this region, opens her Boston engagement at the Hollis in Boston next Monday.
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Providence
R. I
Hibernian T A Meeting Announcement
The regular monthly meeting of the Hibernian Total Abstinence Association will be held in Rathbone Hall at 694 Washington Street tomorrow afternoon at 3 30. All members are urged to attend as matters of importance are expected to come before the meeting.
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Hibernian Total Abstinence Association
Rathbone Hall
Washington Street
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
In Equity
Royal R
Kimball Brothers Company
K. Hamilton
Reduced Railroad Fares To April 30 For Western Routes
West Daily offers greatly reduced rates to April 30 on Union Pacific Northwestern lines. Tickets from New England to California Oregon Washington and British Columbia cost over 17.90 less than regular second class fares. Contact J. E. Brittain general agent 300 Washington Street for tickets and information.
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Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
J. E. Brittain
Washington Street
Special Train to Boston and Lowell for Fast Day
Boston and Lowell residents visiting Nashua on April 21 for the Fast Day Masonic meeting will have a special train run by the Boston & Maine Railroad. The train will depart Nashua at 11 p.m. and proceed to Lowell and Boston for the event.
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Boston
Lowell
Nashua
N. H
Boston & Maine Railroad
Nashua City
Stolen Trading Stamps Lead to One Year Jail
Willard G. Banning, employed by the concern, stole one million trading stamps and was sentenced by Judge Stevens in Suffolk Superior Criminal Court to one year in the House of Correction yesterday.
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Willard G. Banning
House of Correction
Stevens
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
Will Buy Certificates of Deposit Title Union Trust Co Receiver Lands
A buyer seeks to purchase certificates of deposit on the Union Trust Co in receivership lands. The contact address is Ll'. 0. Box 1689 Boston.
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Union Trust CO
Boston
Dean's Kidney Pills Earned Boston Man's Endorsement
Edward C. Jose, a Boston carpenter, testifies that severe back and kidney pain in January 1899 nearly forced him to stop working. After using Dean's Kidney Pills, he reports marked relief and urges others to try the remedy, noting steady benefit from multiple boxes and approving Foster-Milburn Co. as U. S. sale agents.
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Boston
Edward C. Jose
Carpenter
Dover Street
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Temple KOed in six round bout in Chicago
John Wille of Chicago defeated Larry Temple of Boston by a knockout in the last round of a six round fight. The match had been even until the knockout with Temple alleging a foul in the second round. A dispute over the count followed as the referee ordered the bout to continue despite Temple's warning.
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Chicago
John Wille
Larry Temple
Boston
Temple
Temple Party
Boston Labor Notes on New Union Formations and Meetings
Labor notes report the formation approval of a new engineers union in Boston affiliated with the International Union of Steam Engineers and listing over 300 prominent craftsmen. It also notes upcoming discussions in New Haven, charity donations to labor causes, regular Friday meetings of various unions, and updates from Lithographers, United Garment Workers, and Cable Splicers unions with brief statements on current labor disputes and funding needs.
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Boston Union 16 of Stationary Engineers’ Union
New Engineers’ Union
Boston
International Union of Steam Engineers
William R. F. Whalen
Thomas W. Fitzgerald
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Frank BR. Monaghan
John Henney
N. Y
Michael Cronin
Brotherhood
New Haven
Hatters
Chicago
Western Federation of Miners, Feather Dusters of
Corset Workers of
Aurora
Union 396
St. James’ Hall
Kneeland Street
Betteau
D. R. McGregor
A. I. Young
New York
United Garment Workers’ Union 1
National Union
Manufacturers’ Associations
Rochester
Philadelphia
Policemen Close Call as Burglars Flee in Providence
In Providence on April 16 two policemen were wounded, perhaps fatally, when four burglars surprised them on the East Side after 2 am. Shots were fired. no burglars were hit, and all four escaped. Authorities search for the suspects.
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Providence
R. I
Wabash Trains Collide In Snowstorm On Grand Trunk
In a blinding snow storm two Wabash trains on the Grand Trunk line collided head on one mile east of Nixon Simcoe Ontario. A woman and her daughter severely injured and likely to die. Two other passengers hurt in the crash.
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Simcoe
Ont
Nixon
Stage Matters at Boston Theatres With Wide Engagements
Lulu Glaser’s company ends at the Globe with Dolly Var den while Weber and Fields crowds fill the opening week. Hamlin and Mitchell prepare Babes in Toyland at the Boston Theatre, and Nance ONeil opens Elizabeth at the Majestic. George Sydney’s Busy Izzy nears capacity crowds, Clyde Fitch’s Lovers Lane ends at Castle Square, and Parsifal with Marie Doran premieres next week. Several acts and stars tour area houses, with Strauss conducting the Boston Symphony and Creatore with his Italian band slated for Symphony Hall tomorrow night.
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Blanche Stoddard
Dodo
the Tremont
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London
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Nelson
the Howard
Rays
Mayme Gehrge
Louise Henry
Charmion
Martini
Maxmillian
Murphy
Willard
Lyceum
Merry Maidens
Imperial Burlesquers
Palace Theatre
Tiger Lilies Company
Joe Hood
Austin & Stone
Young Charles
Nickelodeon
Richard Strauss
Boston Symphony Orchestra
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Strauss
Tristan and Isolde” ‘‘Vorspeil.’’ Creatore
Boston
Billy B. van
Rose Beaumont
Bettina Girard
William Robyns
Majestic Theatre
Colonial Theatre
Victory for Mine Workers in Board Award
Philadelphia April 15 The Board of Conciliation issued an award that effectively favors mine workers. It rules that advances granted in 199 and 1992 are added to gross earnings and that the percentage for contract miners under the strike commission scale is calculated on net earnings, effective April 1.
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Philadelphia
Board of Conciliation
Man With Shattered Skull Walks Free Until Hospital Visit
Michael McDonough aged 29 of Codman Park Roxbury walked around for two days with a fragment of skull near his brain before seeking care at Relief Hospital. He reportedly left the hospital against medical advice.
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Michael McDonough
Codman Park
Roxbury
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