Market dull with late rally led by Sugar on Dec 5.
Frayed trading on copper and rail shares. Sugar climbs about two points from lows while Tamarack falls to 142. Over 100 shares bought by Kidder, Peabody. Calumet & Hecla talks with Amalgamated interests. Utah mines to maintain dividends. New York Sugar ex-dividend. St Paul weak. Louisville & Nashville also down. Coal shipments dip for Dominion. gas suppliers blamed for poor quality. American Bicycle Company reorganization plans outlined. Amalgamated trading. Bay State and Calumet Arizona quotes noted.
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
Lake
Casey
Calumet & Hecla
Boston
Standard of
Utah
New York
St. Paul
Louisville & Nashville
Bigelow
Tamarack and
Osceola
Dominion Coal Company
New England Gas and Coke Company
Boston Gas Properties
Massachusetts
Amalgamated
American Bicycle Company
Ilen
Bay State
Calumet- Arizona
Heath
Judge Dewey Frees Another Man Charged With Obstructing a Sidewalk
In the Municipal Court Judge Dewey freed Jacob Goldman charged with wilfully obstructing Salem street sidewalk after testimony showed the act was pulling a man into a store rather than blocking the street. The morning also featured discharged cases involving William Farrand and Andrew Detrich, plus an ongoing assault matter at Joseph Middleby’s store set to continue.
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Dewey
Jacob Goldman
Salem Street
John Ross
Station 1
Ross
Goldman
William Farrand
Patterson
Farrand
Lusby
William Dooley
Juvenile Day in Chelsea Police Court
Chelsea Police Court held juvenile day with Judge Bosson disposing of twenty cases. Four youths Thomas Kenney John O Donnell Edward Turner and William Fisher faced burglary charges in Cottage street with plumbing taken. Kenney case continued others placed on probation. McHatton Lynen and McBride fined for a crap game and Catherine Murphy sent to Lancaster Industrial School.
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Chelsea
Bosson
Cottage Street
Thomas Kenney
John O’donnell
Edward Turner
William Fisher
Kenney
Charles W. McHatton
Timothy H. Lynen
William Hi. McBride
Catherine Murphy
Industrial School
Lancaster
West End Boys Sentenced to Reformatory
Simon Goldberg and Benjamin Elfman of West End were sentenced by Judge Wentworth to Concord Reformatory for suspected breaking and entering and larceny at several locations. Police had long attributed the crimes to professionals, with the boys allegedly stealing five boxes of cigars after distracting a clerk.
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Simon Goldberg
Benjamin Elfman
West End
Wentworth
Concord Reformatory
Goldberg
Elfman
Rossi Sentenced on Begging Charge
Inspector Patterson and Officer Goode arrested Joseph Rossi after a court hearing in which the judge found him guilty of begging. Rossi, who claimed to be disabled, was found with 18 in small change and disguising items including an accordion described as fake. He was sentenced to the State Farm and held on 300 bond pending appeal.
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Patterson
Goode
Joseph Rossi
Ptterson
Wentworth
Carver Street
Rossi
State Farm
Duane Indicted on Manslaughter Charge
Norfolk grand jury returns true bill against James C. Duane for manslaughter in the Sept. 7 1902 killing of his father in law John Lehnemann at 30 Bowker street Brookline. Duane pleads not guilty in Dedham and bail is set at 5000.
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Dedham
Norfolk
James C. Duane
John Lehnemann
Bowker Street
Brookline
Duane
Bond
Court action spans multiple cases across Boston and suburbs
Yesterday in various courts Judge Loring refused to dissolve a temporary injunction on the Boston and Worcester Street Railway case while a broader motion proceeds. Other hearings included a Newton location dispute, a mother assault sentence, a habeas corpus petition over a custody conflict at Charlestown Navy Yard, fines for looted Back Bay Fens merchandise, and several juvenile cases in Norwood and Lynn with suspensions or pled not guilty.
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Loring
Supreme Court
Boston & Worcester Street Railway Company
New York Central & Hudson River Service
Oylston Street
Newton
Daniel Palmer
Lowell
United States District Court
John B. Biggi
Frank Biggi
Admiral Johnson
Charlestown Navy Yard
Roxbury
Back Bay
Autentanea
Richard H. Burchell
Eugene C. Maheaux
Oscar W. Lewis
Henry W. Parmelee
Lewis C. Speare
Arthur Reed
Haere
Norwood
Otein
William K Fulton
Daniel J. Brennan
Paul A. Stuntzner
Charlies H. McDonald
Fred C. Buttrick
Richard J. Weary
Buttrick
Lynn
Cornelius McDermott
Woman Dies After Childbirth In Boston Home
Rosa Francavilla died four hours after giving birth at 506 East Fourteenth Street. The baby also died. Her four children, hungry since Wednesday, will be cared for by the Children's Society. Neighbors supported the family for nearly two months. Husband Salvatore Francavilla deserted the family months ago amid rumors of another woman. Police say a warrant is out for his arrest.
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New York
Rosa Francavilla
East Fourteenth Street
Children’s Society
Salvatore Francavilla
Boston
St Matthew's Church Fair Completes 86th Anniversary
The St Matthew's Episcopal Church fair at Broadway and F Street South Boston marks its 86th anniversary. Rector Rev William H Dewart formerly of Trinity Church leads the event which opened last Wednesday and closes tonight. The fair has proved a financial and social success with daily entertainments drawing many parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Broadway
F Street
Boston
William H. Dewart
Trinity Church
Huge Cypress Timber Sale To Chicago Syndicate
One of the region’s largest timber deals closed when 80,000 acres of cypress land were sold to a Chicago syndicate named the Louisiana Cypress Lumber Company. The new firm with capital of million will near New Orleans establish the South’s largest lumber plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana Cypress Lumber Company
Weather Pushes Winter Trade Expansion in New York
Bradstreet's notes seasonable winter weather boosts retail trade in winter goods rubbers and wearables with dairy produce higher and wool strong. Frost ends fall, cotton nearing maturity in the South, iron ore shipments complete, wheat in winter quarters, and prices near 18 month highs while meats decline. For the week business failures rise modestly and shipments trend mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
R. G. Dun & Co
Fall River
Letters Filed In Court Involving Pastor And Boarding Hostess
In Batavia on December 5, Mrs. Lillian Clement filed copies of love letters in the county clerk’s office in response to Rev. George Howard’s suit seeking return of several feminine signed epistles. Clement allegedly refused and handed the letters to Rev. J. H. Mason. the writers sign or initial as May Stella Tina. Howard, who is interested in South African mines, seeks $10,000 plus the letters, while noting the letters may be garbled. The case reveals Mrs. Clement’s defense and the letters’ inconsistent authorship.
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Batavia
George Howard
Bank Street Free Baptist Church
Lillian Clement
Howard
Clement
J. H. Mason
May
Stella
Tina
George
Bank Street
Poison Victim Leyh Laid To Rest As Probe Continues
Funeral for George F. Leyh, the wealthy Brooklyn manufacturer killed by poisoned beer, was held today as chemists work to identify the poison. Police still seek 14-year-old Robert Westphal, who fled after hours of the incident, amid questions over Leyh’s account and family claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
George F. Leyh
Robert Westphal
Leyh
Mr. Leyh
Sunday Baptist Services at Tremont Temple and Nearby Churches
Multiple Sunday services listed at Tremont Temple Baptist Church and adjacent houses of worship. Preachers include Rev. W. L. Pickard of Lynchburg Va and Rev. William M. Upcraft, with sermons on The Analysis of God s Love in Christ and Christ and the Human Crisis. Also notes singing, communion, Sunday school, and free seating.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
W. Lickard
D. D
Lynchburg
Youngeople
William M. Upcraft
Western
China
Dr. Pickard
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Strtets
A. C
Dudley Street Baptist Church
RE. B. Matthews
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
H. C. Graves
Isaac Selman
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Boston Probate Court issues wills and admin notices
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs and creditors in two cases from Suffolk. Mary A. Barnard of Boston seeks letters testamentary for a will without bond. December 18, 1902 hearing. Ann Garrigan estate administered by Christina Flynn of Boston. December 18, 1902 hearing. Witness John W. McKim. Elijah George, Register.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Mary A. Barnard
Boston
Frank M. Barnard
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Ann Garrigan
Christina M. Flynn
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Critagre
Sc Cviscoscivess
Boston Stock Sales
Am Tel & Tel
B& Q Joint
DGR& W
KC M & B
Allouez Mining
Amalgamated Min
Sar Am Ag Chemical
R & Ee Enesis
OSI
Z Fiantic Mining
Bingham Con M
Konanza Mining HY
Liberty Bell Gold Mining Co
Union Securities CO
Winthrop Building
Reformatory
Dom Coal Mining
Dom Iron & Steel
Fitchburg Pref
Franklin Mining
Gen . Electric
See
Eee
She Sg
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Mass Electric
Mass Gas
U S Rubber
U S Mintr Ctfs
US Steel Ee
Victoria Mining
Wisconsin Central
United States
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
Teeeee
Eas Cdeiccg
Am Smelting & Refining
Anaconda Mining
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas Sence
Continental
Republic Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron
United States Leather
United States Steel
BOM
Western Union
ROY
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Chemaneake & Onlo
Cago & Alton
Qc, Co
O & St Louis
Southern
Tod
San Clawere & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Iowa
Kansas City Southern
Tovnevie & Nashville
Manhattan L
Metrosili
Rock Island
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Union Acifia
ST. Matthew’s
Great Southern Timber Deal
Dun’s Report
George H. Howard
Rossini’s “Stabat Mater
Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
Allen E. Cross
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. O. Hannum
Berkeley Temple
Allbright
Dorchester
William A. Knight
Methodist
Percple
Charles A. Crane
Adams Chorus
Orient
Haydn Ladies
Tremont Street
M. EF
Concord Street
Charles BE. Davis
Epworth League
Frances E. Willard
Presbyterian ST. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
West Concord Street
Alexander D. Mackinnon
Massachusetts Avenue
Northampton
A. B. Carpenter
Carbee
Coombs
Mme. Zara
Gray
Professor Henry
Reed
Forester Graves
L. L. Whitlock
Curtis
Millen
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Georgie Hughes
Smith
Josephine Webster
C. Lena Ruth
Malden
Marcus Hall
Brown
W. S. Butler
Boston Children’s Lyceum
Leslie
Willis Milliken
Wiite
Royal Putnam
William Barber
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Star
William Jloyd Garrison
N. J. Willis
Hatfield Pettibone
Chickering Hall
Huntington Avenue
Revy
Iwrederick A. Wiggin
Schubert
America Hall
Washington — Street
E. Cobb
P. McKenna
Lynn Spiritualists' Association
Deeter Hall
Caird
Thomas Cross
S. C. Cunningham
Ebter
Ther Gospel OF Spirit-Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Legion of Honor
Universalist
Shawmut Avenue
Canton and
Brookline Streets
George L. Perin
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashton Lewis
Chambers
Cornet
Brevan
H. Nelson -Raymond
H. A. Parris
Barbados
West Indies
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendte
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Charles P. Scott
Daniel Belcher
Parker Memorial Chorus
F. W. Wodell
B. Y
Sauvage
van de Water
Cross
Nevin
Coverly
George Mendall Taylor
Solton Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
W. A. Knight
Harrell
Commercial Hall
Wilkinson
W. A. Cooper
New England
Social Science Club
THE
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Paint Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
Kot
Gompers
Christadelphian Bible
Pilgrim
Washington St
Jerusalem
A. C. Dixon
Tremont Temple
J. D. Herr
Color Magazine
TEEL
Harvard
Wellesley College
John L. Bates
OME
Sunday Post
Marion Harland
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