Broker's View of Copper Range War
State street watchers see a slow legal process with bills returnable September and likely denial in answers. Copper Range stock remains weak with a modest loss as investors weigh management in Boston led by William A. Paine. Paine’s role in building Copper Range Consolidated and its holdings underpins market sentiment amid ongoing corporate disputes over Trimountain stock issuance.
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Oe Street
State Street
Copper Range Company
Boston
William A. Paine
Paine
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Copper Range Railroad Company
Baltic Mining Company
Trimountain
Copper Range
Young Boston Man Killed by Trolley In York Beach
Kenneth Leslie 22 year old son of H G Leslie of Boston and agent of the Canadian Pacific Dispatch was struck and killed by a trolley car near the Falls cottage Long Beach York Beach. He attempted to cross the tracks in the forenoon. Motorman Chester T Donnell is not blamed for the accident.
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York Beach
Kenneth
H. G. Leslie
Boston
Canadian Pacific Dispatch
Liberty Square
Falls Cottage
Jon Long Beach
Chester T. Donnell
Doctors Call Pomeroy Sane Despite Years in Solitary
Reports from prison staff and physicians affirm Jesse Pomeroy's sane condition after 31 years in a tiny bare cell at Charlestown State Prison. Medical examiners say he shows no insanity, though experts note the extreme strain of confinement. He dreams of a farm in East Maine and believes a pardon is near.
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Jesse Pomeroy
Charlestown
Usher
Pomeroy
McLaughlin
Francis Harris
Suffolk County
Douglas
Maine
PLAN UNIFORM DIVORCE LAWS
President A M Eaton urged reform in marriage and divorce laws before the uniform law commissioners meeting at Mathewson Hotel Narragansett Pier R I Nearly 30 states represented William A Stauke Philadelphia chaired the executive committee report was accepted James Barr Ames Harvard Law School spoke on negotiable paper The conference will last at least two days.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
A. M. Eaton
Mathewson Hotel
William A. Stauke
Philadelphia
James Barr Ames
Harvard Law School
Taunton & Pawtucket Rail To Start Trolley Freight Test
Attleboro grants modified permit for trolley freight trial set to begin September 1 after earlier railroad commissioner conditions. The project follows months of regulatory review and anticipation from local merchants and transport officials.
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Attleboro
Taunton & Pawtucket Street Railway
American yacht Iroquois wins final Canada Cup race
Iroquois defeated Temeraire to win the final of five races in Charlotte New York on August 18. The Rochester Yacht Club celebrates as the first defense of the Canada’s Cup, with Temeraire proving best in rough conditions but slightly behind in light airs. Final unofficial times showed Iroquois at 2 17 08 and Temeraire at 2 19 19.
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Herreshoff
Personally Conducted Parties to California Travel in Pullman Cars
Boston departures weekly with Pullman Tourist sleeping cars. Each party has an experienced special conductor focused on passenger comfort. Crossing the continent is offered as comfortable and moderately priced. Colorado Utah Nevada Oregon travelers are welcomed as well as those going to California direct.
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Boston
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Portland
California
Buried Child in His Yard Case Heard in Hyde Park
Aug 18 Dedham Massachusetts David W Armstrong of Hyde Park faced a Norfork county court fine of 25 dollars for burying an infant in his yard without a Board of Health permit. Police chief Jason W Butters testified the baby, a twin, was born July 19 and died July 28. Armstrong admitted burying the child at 499 West River Street the night of its death saying he owed an undertaker.
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Dedham
David W. Armstrong
Hyde Park
Board of Health
Norfok
Jason W. Butters
Armstrong
West River Street
Graham
Robbers Charged After Lodging House Theft
Acting Inspector McCauley reports two men were locked up on charges of stealing goods from Mrs. Mary J. Stimpson at 58 Temple Street West End. Reuben Proul, 24, of 180 Madison Street Providence, and Walter H. Smith, 19, of 56 Temple Street, allegedly hired a room and took portable valuables.
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McCauley
North End
Mary J. Stimpson
Temple Street
West End
Lodging House
Reuben Proul
Madison Street
Providence
Walter H. Smith
Advice to Mothers About Babies Diet
Mothers should feed Lactated Food as the best substitute for breast milk. It is easily digested and absorbed, helps prevent diarrhea and cholera infantum, and is endorsed by eminent physicians worldwide. Babies fed Lactated Food rest well, sleep soundly, and grow strong in flesh, bone, and muscle.
Barbara Cady Secretly Wed Seeks Her Whereabouts
Mamie Cady sister of Barbara says Barbara left 27 Bolton Street last Saturday with clothes in two bundles. She reportedly married Italian Charley Matson in Providence last July and planned to live in Revere. police notified as family seeks Barbara and her marriage details. Matson works in a Chelsea shoe factory.
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Mamie Cady
Barbara
Bolton Street
Post
Abbie
Revere Beach
Charley Matson
Boston
Charley
Providence
Revere
Daily Papers
Matson
Chelsea
Dead Man Found in Pines River Near Saugus
The body of an unidentified man about 80, six feet ten inches tall and 195 pounds was found in the Pines River yesterday afternoon by Albert R. Ordway of Saugus. He wore a dark gray coat and pants, had brown hair, and carried a wallet with $2.29. The left eye was discolored and the nose appeared broken.
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Pines River
Albert R. Ordway
Saugus
White’s Undertaking Rooms
Revere
Douglas and Guild to Attend Worcester Fair on Governor's Day
Worcester August 18 Governor Douglas and Lieutenant Governor Guild with staff will visit Worcester on Tuesday September 5 to represent the state at the New England fair. William A. Lytle pledged the invitation leading Douglas to accept, with Vermont’s Governor Bell also set to attend on Governor’s Day and other regional executives possibly joining.
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Worcester
Douglas
Guild
William A. Lytle
Bell
Vermont
Peruna testimonials from pastors and readers praised as genuine
A pastor cured by Peruna and a temperance lecturer share positive letters about relief from headaches chronic diarrhea and bilious colic. Names include Rev Swanstrom Mrs Evelena Dalton and Mr Christian Wenger with a $10 000 bank guarantee claimed to prove testimonials are authentic and unaltered.
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P. E. Swanstrom
Grantsburg
Wis
Wanted man to kill wife in London case shocks courts
Hugh Watt, once Glasgow MP candidate and financier, is arrested in London on charges of plotting to hire a private detective to lure his former wife to his flat and kill her with chloroform. Detective Marshall testified Watt offered 25 000 pounds and planned to mask the odor with peppermint. Watt remanded on 3000 dollars bail. chloroform and peppermint found at his apartments.
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London
Hugh Watt
Camlachie
Glasgow
Marshall
Watt
Violet Beauchamp
Lord
Roden
Reginald Beauchamp
Fashionable Boston counterfeit ring linked to secret service
A Boston fashion district den of counterfeiters is targeted by secret service preparations to capture multiple male and female offenders passing $5 bills and coins in Boston Lynn Salem Brockton Lowell and nearby towns. The crude lithographic notes imitate Indian Head 1899 series 56 752 722 with a silk like back imprint. The suspected leader is a dark man 5 8 tall 40s to 45s with black mustache. Arrests expected soon.
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Boston
Secret Service
Lynn
Salem
Brockton
Lowell
Inquest Probes Train Fatal for Lindsley and Willing
At an inquest in Bennington Vermont into the deaths of Harris P. Lindsley of New York and Evelyn P. Willing of Chicago, who died when their car was struck by a train last Monday, witnesses testified the locomotive whistle was blown and the bell rung before the crossing.
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Bennington
Harris P. Lindsley
New York
Evelyn P. Willing
Chicago
Sceptics Turn Believers and Are Cured by Catarrhal Powder
An Easton man testifies that Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder gave instant relief from catarrh after a single puff. He reports pain over the eyes ceased and nasal passages cleared, leaving him free from catarrh.
Behind Closed Doors Tuesday in Cambridge Jail Case
Ed ward E Carlisle the alleged colored assailant of Elsie Jepsen and Marie Co. Bar ron remains jailed in Cambridge after failing to post 6000 bonds. Counsel E S Cunniff of Watertown asks for time to prepare, with trial rumored to be held behind closed doors next Tuesday morning per the parents of the children.
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West Newton
Edward E. Carlisle
Elsie Jepsen
Marie Co. Barron
Cambridge
E. S. Cunniff
Watertown
Dorchester Couple Tour Narragansett Pier in Auto Polished Skill
Mr and Mrs W H Sullivan of Norton Street Dorchester are summering at Narragansett Pier. Mrs Sullivan astonishes locals with her skill as an automobilist.
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W. HH. Sullivan
Norton Street
Dorchester
Narragansett Pier
Mrs. Sullivan
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Eastern
Washington St
Puritan Dental Co
Watine Jon St
Wells & Richardson Co
Burlington, Vermont
Barbara Cady
Douglas and Guild
Pe-Ru-Na
Rev. Swanstrom
Mrs. Dalton
Christian Wenger
Sigsbee, Mo
Evelena A. Dalton
Fremont
Lindsley
Miss Willing
Cuticura
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
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