Market Slump and Rally Opened as Tariff Talk Lingers
The opening mixed with a sharp midday rally. Burlington recovered from an early decline to close up modestly, while Sugar erased most losses after plunging earlier. The market held firm overall with grains and copper easing slightly and the money market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Sugar
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Kansas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Chicago
St. Paul
Atchison
Tamarack
Montana
Butte
New York
Clearing House
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Kidder, Peabody & Co
New York Sub-Treasury
Elbe
Sterling
Notable Names in Early Local Directory Entry
A fragmentary entry lists Ti vie Clinton Viles Lucius Slade Charles G Burges John Henry Coffin John H Colby William A Holm Andrew J Lovell L Foster Morse Peter McIntyre Francis Raynes Henry B Rice Isaac B Rich and other individuals associated with the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Burges
John Henry Coffin
John H. Colby
William A. Holm Andrew J. Lovell
L. Foster Morse
Peter McIntyre
Francis Raynes
Henry B. Rice
Isaac B. Rich
Express officials elected at Put-in-Bay convention
J H Bradley traffic manager of the American Express Company in Chicago was elected president of the Express men's Mutual Benefit Association at the recent Put-in-Bay convention. James Eggleston, formerly prominent in express circles in Boston, becomes assistant to the president of Adams Express Company, headquartered in New York.
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Warren Bridge
Fitchburg
St. John
N. B
J. H. Bradley
American Express Company
Chicago
Expressmen’s Mutual Benefit Association
Put-in-Bay
James Eggleston
Boston
Adams Express Company
New York
New England Roadmasters to Convene at American House
The twelfth annual New England Roadmasters Association convention will be held at the American House in this city on August 15 and 16. Sessions will cover labor on tracks snow removal guard rails track tools and rail joints with exhibits of tools and track devices in a adjoining room.
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New England Roadmasters’ Association
United States Roadmasters’ Association
American House
Clark
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Europe
Boston & Albany
Water Front Notes From Boston Harbor and Nearby Seas
The City of Kingston from Jamaica reports sighting part of a vessel hull near Nantucket South Shoal lightship as of Aug 7. The German steamer Suevia from Naples carried 314 steerage passengers and one cabin passenger to New York. The Governor Robie from Bath, Me., with hemp cargo, arrived from Manilla and may reload abroad. praise for Captain Nichols and the crew. The Acteon altered plans and sailed eastward along Maine. the Putnam cleared for a North Shore voyage with coastal highlights. An accident aboard the Boston bound steamer left an officer injured but stabilized. James Rothwell undergoes minor repairs at Simpson's dry dock. The Landsman.
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City of Kingston
Boston
Jamaica
Nantucket South Shoal
S. W
Suevia
Reuter
Naples
Edward D. Sperry
New York
Governor Robie
Bath
Nichols
Manilla
Robie
Acteon
Saxton
Dixon
Kittery
Maine
Putnam
Crocker
North Shore
Broad Sound
Gloucester Harbor
Norman
Cape Ann
Yarmouth
Stanwood
John E. Hubbard
James Rothwell
Simpson’s
North Shore gathering on beach features reunion and plans
The North Shore welcomes a large crowd drawn to Crescent Beach for Company C Fourth Massachusetts Heavy Artillery twenty fourth annual reunion and a seaside schedule. An elegant fish dinner followed by post reunion officers election. Weekend plans include a famous bicycle meet at the Pines and a Jose with the Tuxedo Quartet appearance. Community notes cover transit crowding at Crescent Beach, planned rail changes, Winthrop Beach social events, theatre trips, a juvenile birthday celebration, and a large Ancient Order of United Workmen outing at Crescent Beach with a pre dinner at the Strathmore Hotel.
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North Shore
Crescent Beach
Company C
Fourth Regiment of
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
W. F. Brown
South Framingham
Charles P. Seaverns
North Scituate
Point of Pines
Lynn
the Pines
Jose
Winthrop Beach
William Daly, Jr
Harbinger
Michael Norton
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Frank P. Norton
Sleeper’s Eye Fame
M. Devlin
Winthrop
Devlin
Shirley House
B. F. Keith
New Theatre
John Turner
Winthrop Crest
Sullivan
Richard Gookin
Halcyon Cottage
Beacon Street
Cottage Hill
Katherine
Bay State Lodge No. 3
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Chelsea
Strathmore Hotel
Harvey B. Warden
Shipping News Mini Almanac August Ninth Entry
Shipping data lists arrivals and clearances with steamer salients. Knots of vessels include Steamer Suevia Boston Dorchester Olivette Lewiston Kennebec City of Gloucester and several schooners with destinations from Naples to Philadelphia and Lynn to New York. Coastwise sailings mention Parthian Kitty Clara Jane and other craft bound for Gibara Philadelphia New York and Perth Amboy with barges and tugs in tow.
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Suevia
Ger
Reuter
Naples
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
J. G. Hall & Co
Dorchester
Parker
Baltimore
Olivette
McKay
Halifax
Richardson & Barnard
Lewiston
Ingraham
Bangore
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Tremont
Craig
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Dudley Pray
Melin
Rondout
Oneonta
Binghamton
Lynn
F . Sylvester L. Ward
Doane
Newart
Wit
Schuylkill
Foriladelphia
Ary B. Wellington
Vineyard Haven
Mass
City of
Eo Los
Bangor
Calvin Austin
Kenney
George C. Hills
Parthian
Snow
Philadelphia
E. B. Sampson
Herman Winter
Nickerson
New York
M. Kitney
S. W
Kitty
Gibara
Cuba
Beatrice McLean
St. John
N. B
H. T. Hedges
Tennant’s Harbor
Clara Jane
Calais
F. T. Drisko
Annie Ainslie
Robert Lockhart
Blackbird
Baltic
Perth Amboy
Ilda M. Dalby
Gracie D. Buchanan
First Baptist quartet lights up after dinner at Morgan affair
Master Workman George R. Morgan presided as dinner talks yielded to an informal gathering. A double quartet from First Baptist Church Chelsea performed with tenors M. A. McKee J. Tabb T. H. Chapin and basses Charles P. D. Winchester A. P. Light T. J. Howards Harry Tompkins. The group deemed the affair a great success and closed with Auld Lang Syne.
Bulldog and Monk Fight in Cambridge Street melee
A monkey, bulldog, organ grinder, and a druggist tangled in Cambridge yesterday near Druggist Lynch's store. The organ grinder shocked the monkey, the bulldog attacked the monk, who escaped as bystanders and police seek the dog’s owner. The monkey is injured and the dog favored in the fray.
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Cambridge
Lynch
Windsor Street
Sweet Marie
Sunny
Italy
Woman seeks blackmail against Pittsburg shoe merchant
A woman with multiple aliases confronted Rich ard Laird in Laird and Ray’s shoe house in Pittsburg. After a hearing before Judge Doherty, Laird chose not to prosecute as the woman agreed to leave town. She planned to Boston, claimed kinship to a Supreme Court justice, and demanded funds after following Laird from New York and Boston.
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Pittsburg
C. H. Owens
Ada Hathaway
Ellen Haverly
Laird & Ray
Richard Laird
Doherty
Laird
Boston
United States Supreme Court
New York
Chicago
Funeral for Mrs. Joseph A. Cheney Held at Waltham Home
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the late home on Main Street in Waltham. The item mentions Crescent Park excursions from Boston, a Saturday trip from Park Square Station at 9:15 a.m. priced at $1.00 round trip, and a note about patrons at the Silver Grill Cafe.
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Joseph A. Cheney
Main Street
Waltham
Crescent Park
Narragansett Shores
Boston
Park Square Station
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Providence
West Point
Warfolks Kane
Tenn. & Ga
Her Husband's Hotel Ends in Divorce Suit in Connecticut
Ansonia, Conn Aug 8 A long conflict at the Hoffman House Derby reaches a divorce action with a counter suit. Sherman and Seward run the Derby hotel with Sherman controlling the firm's capital as furnished by his wife. Mrs Sherman accuses her husband of misusing most of her 70000 inheritance and plans to return to New York this week. The hotel is owned by William Hoffman of New York. The Shermans had a summer home at Lake Waramank near New Preston Conn.
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Ansonia
Conn
Hoffman House
Derby
Sherman & Seward
Seward
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Asteologey
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Benton
A. R. Andrews
VRS
Dagh Harms
Temple Pl
West End
North End Savings Bank
Board of Officers
Tivie Clinton Viles
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Thomas L. Jenks
Clinton Viles
Increase E. Noyes
Nathaniel J. Rust
Jenks
Isidents
James Wentworth Brown
ABERT
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Board of Aldermen of
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Yeas
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Utica St
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Turner
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Dorchester St
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Columbus Ave
Arlington
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Wallin
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Silver Grill Cafe
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Gen. Mgr
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Ze.hawley
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Wioe
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Thomas Cook & Son
John G Hall & Co
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Custom House
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Warren Cotton Mills
Summer Street
ED Olsen
OFS
W.H. Parker
Reston
America
Peabody Medical Institute
National Medical Association
Trom
Beal Estate
Cape Cod
West Harwich
Hall
Cobb, Hersey & Co
Corner Beach
Lincoln Sta
Cor
Kneeland
Browning, King & CO
Basin No. 5
Southborough
Boston Water Board
City Hall
Massachusetts
Cccccs Cocscoes
Bostonheton Water Rd
D& m
Br & Au
Thomas ¥. Doherty
John W. Leighton
William 8. McNary
Office of
Commonwealth OF
Middlesex
Boston Post
Charles J. McIntire
S. H. Folsom
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Whitfield E. Porter
Melrose
A. Selwyn Lynde
Cornhill, Ston
Commonwealth OF MA
Sachusetts
Henry W. U M
A. Wyn Lynde
Suffolk
Solomon Wollman
Isadore Rosenkranz
Boston & Albany Railroad
Albany
Wagner
Saratoga
M. C. RR
Cincinnati
Looton
Detroit
Hartford
Springfield
New York Limited
Ailpin
Kington St
Peewtes St
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