Bulls Show Aggressive Edge After Months of Lull
The market rallied with signs of renewed strength as bulls resisted recent raids. Sugar fluctuated to 62 with a late recovery, while General Electric held firm near 40, closing up 2. Treasury issuance and growing exports support a cautious, yet improving outlook. Clearing House activity and gold movements signal ongoing liquidity shifts as banks respond to uncertain money conditions.
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Dividends and Stock Prices Highlight Investor Letter
The note argues that many stocks, at current dividend yields, offer about a 20 percent net return to buyers. It promises to send a letter with its full dividend opinion and guidance for investors.
Hairbreadth harbor escape and harbor notices headline
A near collision occurred Sunday night in the harbor as the steamer Longfellow narrowly missed striking the Shaw with 200 excursionists aboard. The incident prompted steamboat inspector attention. Also noted were the Pilgrim towed to the navy yard and the O'Brien R. S. Bradley collision report exonerating both captains. Miss Johanna Pendergast wed in East Boston, and Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy plan to reside at 498 Sumner Street after a White Mountains trip. The Miantonomoh and San Francisco leave today after delays, with coal aboard the Miantonomoh. The Landsman.
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Winthrop Line
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R. S. Bradley
Thomas McCarthy
Johanna Pendergast
East Boston
Church of the Assumption
White Mountains
About You and Your Friends in New Hampshire
John K Sortwell and family of Cherry Street summer at Bethlehem New Hampshire. Executive committee member for the coming grand assembly of temperance workers at the Point of Pines includes Capen president of Tufts College. A daughter is born at F C Savage Elm Street West Somerville. Miss Lottie Fogg and Miss McKay plan soon an extended trip through the provinces.
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Cherry Street
Bethlehem
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Grand Assembly of Temperance Workers
Point of Pines
President Capen
Tufts College
F. C. Savage
Elm Street
West Somerville
Lottie Fogg
Aldermen Hold Special Hearing Over Brattle Street Cars
Tonight a special session of the Board of Aldermen considers permitting the West End railroad to run electric streetcars on Brattle Street. Alderman-elect James will be sworn in and is expected to lead the electric car forces.
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West End
Brattle Street
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Post Office Clerk resigns to join railway mail service
John F. Connelly, after five years as a clerk in the local post office, resigns to enter the railway mail service. A large crowd on West Fourth Street witnessed Ladder 5 and Engine 1 practicing on a new fire bicycle equipped with extinguisher and fire axe, to be used only on still alarms. The Ladies Auxiliary Society of SS Peter and Paul’s T A and B Society recently elected officers: President Mrs P J McKenna, vice president Miss Kittie McCue, recording secretary Miss M McGrath, financial secretary Miss Julia Shea, treasurer Miss Kate Welch.
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West Fourth Street
Ladder 5
Ladies’ Auxiliary Society
SS. Peter and Aul’s T. A. and B. Society
P. J. McKenna
Kittie McCue
Annual Sacred Heart picnic at Downer Landing clean and calm
Parishioners enjoyed a sunny Sacred Heart Church picnic at Downer Landing yesterday. A varied programme drew a crowd, with all attendees reporting a fine day and pleasant events. Miss May Lewis died after a brief illness, aged about 24, and will be buried at her parents’ home at 2 pm tomorrow. John F. Kelly, 21, was injured by a falling timber at Hutchins's Wharf and taken to City Hospital.
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Bremen Street
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Maverick Street
Charlestown notices and a new cycle club formed
The remains of John B. McNamara were buried after a high mass at St Mary’s Church with interment in Malden following his death in Livermore Falls Maine. A Charlestown Cycle Club has organized with HQs in the old Rover Club rooms on Main Street and officers named Hutchinson Wall Rodaden Hurley Peckham Burnside and Bridges hosted Gov Russell at the bastile with a bouquet of cut flowers.
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John B. McNamara
Livermore Falls
Henley Street
St. Mary’s Church
Malden
Charlestown
Fred Hurley
George Peckham
Alfred Burnside
Warden Bridges
Gov. Russell
Bastile
Aldermen Approve Shaw Statue Dedication Plan
At the board meeting Aldermen Fottler Lomasney and Haffstram were named to a joint committee to arrange dedication of the Colonel Robert G. Shaw statue. A Sunday park ban on flying horses was adopted. Transfers of unexpended district funds were approved for multiple projects including bridges streets and sewers. James W. McCabe was confirmed as constable. McNary’s appointment is reported elsewhere.
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Alderman Flood
Alderman Flood and Referred To the Committee On Streets and Sewers
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James W. McCabe
McNary
Bangsville Cape Cod Resort Founded by Solomon Bangs
Bangsville, Cape Cod's summer resort near Provincetown, opened in 1892 by Solomon Bangs. The village offers furnished cottages for daily or weekly rent at moderate prices, two miles east of Provincetown, with railway and steamboat access from Boston. Carriages await at the depot and wharf, and meals are available on the hill at Bangsville.
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Richardson & Barnard
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Two North End Women in Milk Pitcher Assault
Ill feeling between Mary Maloney and Rosella Ferrin led to a violent confrontation on Thacher street. Mary struck Rosella on the head with a milk pitcher, causing scalp wounds. Rosella received eight stitches. both were taken to Hanover street station where Mary was locked up on a charge of assault and battery.
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Endicott Street
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Hanover Street
Elliott
Governor Russell Praises State Prison Warden Bridges
Governor Russell visited the State prison at invitation of Warden Bridges and praised Bridges administration as very successful. He declined to compare to the predecessor but stated the inspection found everything as it should be and Bridges is an efficient officer in the right place.
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Berwick Lumber Merchant Adelbert A Wicker Dies by Suicide
MALDEN July 31 Adelbert A Wicker a Boston lumber merchant who killed himself at his Melrose Highlands home last night was well known in Malden. He married Miss Richards sister of Louis Richards president of the Common Council six years ago and had three or four children. His Malden home and prosperous business are noted, with the death attributed to temporary insanity while family relations were pleasant.
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Passengers Arrive on Steamer Indian from Philadelphia
The steamer Indian brought a list of passengers including Co. W. Gibbons, J. F. Skilty, W. K. Stebbins and wife, Mrs. M. F. Fay, F. C. Butler, Mr. Chamberlain and wife, C. E. Cole, G. F. Barnard, George W. Friend, J. G. Leetle, W. L. Seltons, E. R. Walker, BE. H. Weaver, H. F. Porter, J. B. Agnew, W. Smith, W. H. Danvers, B. M. Firman, FE. P. Borden, Miss Borden, A. R. Wright and wife, W. S. Mattson, T. P. Farrell.
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Co. W. Gibbons
J. F. Skilty
W. K. Stebbins
W. Smith
W. H. Danvers
B. M. Firman
FE. P. Borden
Miss Borden
A. R. Wright
W. S. Mattson
T. P. Farrell
Lake Walden Company Outing Set For August Fifteenth
The Rockwell and Churchill city printers annual outing will be held at Lake Walden on August 15 with dancing and sports. The organizing committee includes John J. Mullen James Duffy Joseph F. Isaacs Daniel Feely and Warren C. Daggett.
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Warren C. Daggett
A Man May Boast of Hospitality and a Sideboard
A curious remark notes that good hospitality worthy of any host needs a practical sideboard. It argues a sideboard need not be costly and cites a June Leader piece by Paine's Furniture Company as an example.
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Shipping News Mini Almanac For Tuesday Aug 1
High water times and sunrise sunset listed along with moon rise and day length. Arrivals include steamers Stockholm City in London to Furness Withy Co and Ethelwold from Port Antonio to Boston Fruit Co, among others. Cleared and coastwise sailings noted for multiple steamers and tugs with barges, plus foreign steamers Angloman and Wingsor Packet. Sailed steamers include Bowden to Port Antonio and Whitney to New York, with other eastbound and westbound movements.
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