Market Doldrums Persist Amid Copper and Steel Moves
Extremely dull trading on Wall Street with light contracts retreating as US Steel preferred recovers amid reports of its conversion syndicate dissolution. Copper shares show local strength while Lawson Rogers tensions weigh on copper stocks, and trading remains cautious with little overall market activity.
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Wall Street
United States Steel Preferred
Preferred Stock Conversion Syndicate
Lght
Weather Bureau
United States Steel
Boston
New York
GRU
Ivae
York
Railroad Ticket Sale From Chicago to West Coast Destinations
Daily to April 30 tickets sold from Chicago by Union Pacific and Northwestern line to New England and markets across California Oregon Washington and British Columbia at over 17 1/2 dollars below regular second class rates. Tickets and information from J W Brittain general agent 300 Washington street.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
New England
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
J. W. Brittain
Washington Street
Royal Blue Line May Tours to Gettysburg and Washington
May tours depart Boston on Friday the 6th for Washington at 27 dollars covering all expenses. Another May 20 departure to Gettysburg and Washington includes Reading and Mt Penn Gravity ride with stops at Harper's Ferry and John Brown Monument for 32 dollars. Conducted by experienced guides. request illustrated itinerary from Joseph P. Taggart, New England passenger agent, 360 Washington Street, Boston.
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Royal Blue Line
Gettysburg
Washington
Boston
Congress
Reading
Penn
Mt. Penn
Harper’s Ferry
John Brown Monument
Joseph P. Taggart
New England
Washington Street
Mass
Dividend announcement for shares in 1904
The company declares a cash dividend of $1.50 per share to stockholders of record at close of business April 21, 1904. Transfer books close April 22 to May 5, 1904. Payment date is May 16, 1904. William R. Spriver, Treasurer, announces the notice dated April 4, 1904.
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William R. Spriver
Back Pain Relief Endorsed by Cambridge Carpenter
Henry Cox of Cambridge testifies that after months of severe back and kidney pain he was cured by Dean's Kidney Pills taken after medical advice and a Burwell's drug store course in 1805. He repeats the endorsement nearly five years later, urging others to try the preparation.
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Henry Cox
T. Pranklin St
Cambridige
Dean
Burwell
Park Square
Boston
Curtis Denies Abuse of Insane Prisoners
Police Commissioner Curtis told a Post reporter at Pem berton square headquarters that he did not file complaints with Mayor Collins alleging maltreatment of insane or suspected inmates at Boston City Prison. He insisted conditions at the Tombs are humane and better than similar facilities, praising Captain Brown, Mrs. White, and other matrons for constant care.
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Ternoon
Collins
Boston City
Ebriates
Boston Market Ex Dividend Patch Move Noted
The Boston Market reports ex dividend status with a first instalment patch. Total sales show listed stocks at 10 257 shares bonds at 79 000 unlisted stocks 5 725 shares.
Ley Line Reduces May Sailings and Freights Hit Liverpool
Due to lack of freight, Ley line ships Devonian and Canadian will idle at Liverpool for at least a month. Cestrian and Bohemian will run May sailings fortnightly. White Star also trims Mediterranean service with Romanic and Canopic making Azores trips. Republic shifts to Queenstown-Liverpool service from Charlestown next Saturday. Captain Shepherd to set record with Winifredian carrying vast cattle and grain from East Boston to Liverpool. 60,000 bushels grain and 1040 cattle among 1000 sheep and seven horses aboard.
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Boston
Devonian
Canadian
Cestrian
White Star Line
Azores
Republic
Queenstown
Sylvania
T Wharf
Annie Perry
Philip P. Manta
Boyd
Boyd and Leeds, Bertha M. Bailey
Mildred V. Nunan
Emilia Enos
Sadie A. Nunan
Sylvie M. Nunan
Mary Edith
Mary EF. Cooney
Rose Cabral
Flavilla
Mildred V. Robinson
Almeida
Ida 8. Brooks
Flora J. Sears
M. Parker
Mary E. Stone
Sachem
Nunan
Haddock
Gloucester
Joachim Silveira
Evelyn L. Smith
Oxner & Story
Essex
Sears
Boyd and Leeds
Lewis Wharf
Pallas
Joseph Kemp
Buena
Nickerson
Dexter Malone
Boston Towboat Company
Confidence
Ford
Mercury
Ned Evans
al Collins
Baltimore
Thomas W. Lawson
Monumental
Congress Street
Frank Flint
Savannah
Relief Hospital
Thomas Gilligan
Unity Street
Tallahassee
Carl Volk Named Captain of Charlesgate A C Team
At a Charlesgate Athletic Club meeting Carl Volk was elected captain replacing Eugene Sullivan. Volk, a clever player, has performed well on several local teams and several new players have been signed.
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Charlesgate Athletic Club
Eugene Sullivan
Carl Volk
Brighton Players Sought for Summer Ball Under MacDowell
Manager J M MacDowell of 17 Aberdeen Street Boston seeks Brighton players for summer baseball. William MacBain will play left field and Matt Webb will cover shortstop with games planned against Dorchester Lowell Independents Mt Washingtons Stoneham Winthrop and Wakefield.
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William MacBain
Brighton
Matt Webb
Stoneham
MacDowell
Dorchester
Lowell Independents
Mt. Washingtons
Winthrop
Wakefield
J. M. MacDowell
Aberdeen Street
Boston
Weber and Fields Stay Another Week at Globe Theatre
Globe Theatre management announced Weber and Fields will extend their engagement for an extra week with a large payment. The partnership ends after this season following 26 years together, with plans for members like Lillian Russell and Ma bel Fenton unresolved and Peter F. Dailey slated to become a star. A matinee is set for today and Saturday with a special midweek matinee during the added week.
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Globe Theatre
Weber and Fields
Boston
Lillian Russell
Louis Mann
John T. Kelly
Mabel Fenton
Peter F. Dailey
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Updated Sailing Details
Sun rises at £0.45 and sets at 6 39 with day length 13 hours 54 minutes. Moon sets 3 31 am. High water 9 am and 9 15 pm. ARRIVED. Steamers Sagamore to Warren & Co from Liverpool April 14 with merchandise. Bengalia Meyerdiercks Largo Bay and others to order via Gibraltar. Gloucester and others cleared. ships sailing to Queenstown Liverpool Boston and other ports. bark Prospero Padre sails for Buenos Ayres.
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Dizer
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Grove
New York
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Hand
Portsmouth
N. H
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Kemp
Chatham
Mass
Buena
M. . Eldridge
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F. A. Smith
Parnes
Ipswich
Winifredian
Olaf Kyrre
Nor
Louisbers
M. B
Dorisbrook
Carrie A. Lane
Hillsboro
N. B
Levi S. Andrews
Apalachicola
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Queenstown
Hippolyte Umoig
Puerto Plata
Yarmouth
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Newport News
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Paul Palmer
enDare News
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F. ©. Pendleton
Nile
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Chester R. Lawrence
Rockport
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Reuben
Stonington
Boxer
Buck Ridge
Ephrata
Kimberton
James Woolley
Lorberry
Scituate
Prospero Padre
Ital
Buenos Ayres
Newton High Beats Roxbury Latin In Baseball
At Newton A A grounds Newton High defeated Roxbury Latin 8 to 4 after noon. Key contributors for Newton included Stephenson and Thomas. for Roxbury Latin il Mosser Richardson and Wendell stood out. Notable hits included Leonard and Kennedy with multiple two base and three base hits and a total attendance of about 400 as umpire Pletcher called the game in 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Roxbury
Steph
Kennedie
Cushing
Bacon
Leonard
Stephenson
Draper
Kennedy
Richardson
Wende
O'Kane
Woodward
Dorchester High Falls to Tufts 24 Team 5–2
Dorchester High suffered its first defeat of the season as Tufts 24 beat them 5 to 2 yesterday afternoon. All Dorchester runs came in the fourth inning on two hits and four errors, while Orchester’s two runs were earned. Watson struck out 16 Dorchester batters.
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Phillips Andover
University O of Maine
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U. of M
Daley
Quint
Karl
Violette
Mpire
Clarkson
Dorchester High
Tufts 24
College
Dorchester
Sha Oe
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Orchester
Oe Watson
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Waucdleville
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MR. T. Adamowski
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Agt
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