Bears Chip Away at Fractions in Wall Street News
Wall Street reports little overall change with early firmness fading as railroad earnings disappoint. Gold engagements by J P Morgan & Co totaling 12 800 for the week push exports to record May levels. Bond activity grows, aiding railroads with new equipment and steel rails. Lawson theories stir local debate amid mixed stock moves and notable activity in Amalgamated and Centennial.
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Profits Big at General Electric in Annual Report
General Electric reports profits of 7.87 million with a year end surplus of 10.8 million after adjustments. President Coffin notes copper costs labor and turbine development drove costs down profits, while dividends totaled 3.51 million. Mentions write offs for patents and factory assets, and revalued stocks and bonds. Also mentions two Boston Curleys convicted of civil service law violations. Jane Eyre of the Sunday Post interviews them for reading.
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Keeping Promises Doan's Kidney Pills Cure Kidney Ailments
James Connors of 196 Broadway East Somerville testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back pain and normalized kidney function after winter 1896. He says doses prevent future attacks and urges buying from Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Stage Acts Through Boston With Many Shows On Tap
The Globe Theatre hosts Weber and Fields for a second week with a 2 PM matinee and a final run in this city as partners. Babes in Toyland shines at the Boston Theatre under Herbert’s music while Ward and Voices close a strong Majestic run with A Pair of Pinks. Theatre programs at Tremont, Grand Opera House, Bowdoin Square and Park Theatre roll through new revivals, last performances and upcoming acts including Candida and The Two Orphans.
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Nine Men Accused In Whitecap Assault At Pownal Centre
Bennington Vermont reports a brutal assault at Pownal Centre where Jack Myers says nine well known citizens dragged him from his brother-in-law Henry Myers home tied him to a tree tied and whipped him then hanged him twice until he fainted Myers charges motives tied to family ties and alleged misunderstandings District Attorney J H Shakshaber vows legal action as arrests are expected
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New Chelsea Street Car Line to East Boston
Citizens of Chelsea win a decade long fight for a new street car line on the east side. The Boston Elevated Railway will build a Chelsea to East Boston line entering the tunnel to save a transfer for thousands of residents.
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Wheat buying orders push market higher in Chicago
In good farm weather a bullish mood prevails among wheat traders. Buying orders are ample enough to lift the July option, with a net advance of 1 4 to 3 8 cents. Corn slips 1 8, oats gain 1 6, and provisions fall 12 1 2 to 20 cents.
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Somerville Malden league game cancelled due to diamond condition
Somerville High and Malden High in a terscholastic league match at Broadway Field was cancelled this afternoon because the field condition. The game will probably be played in late May. A terror suspect in Charles L. Tucker murder case is mentioned by The Sunday Post with anticipated revelations.
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Canadians Hold Ladies' Night at the Vendome
The Canadian Club met at Hotel Vendome last evening for the first ladies' night. The 8 to 9 reception preceded dancing until midnight with American and British flags decoratively displayed. Officers listed: John F. Masters president, Charles N. McIntyre vice president, Joseph Bennett second vice president, Alexander P. Graham third vice president, George D. Berry secretary, Asa R. Minnard assistant secretary, R. C. Williams treasurer.
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Vincent theatricals draw Boston society and artists
The Vincent theatricals are Boston's most exclusive event with Back Bay figures. Photographers and artists sought to capture the swell crowd and a young woman artist from the Sunday Post will print her sketches in tomorrow's edition.
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