Wall Street Upward Move Pauses After Strong Run
June 30 market notes a slight loss of momentum after a recent advance. Profit taking appears possible with more steady buying from Key figures like Keene and Standard Oil interests. Pennsylvania and Reading common lead activity while Amalgamated and copper shares show mixed moves amid expectations of dividends and potential price shifts.
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Keene
Standard Oil
Missouri Pacific
Amalgamated
Pennsylvania
Atchison, St. Paul
Steel Preferred
Morgan
The
Stock Exchange
LynnFirm Yields to Knights of Labor Free Shop Declared
Lynn June 30 The firm George E Nicholson Co ends its boot and shoe factory stamp and opens a free shop allowing workers to join any union or none. This follows a Knights of Labor led strike against the Boot and Shoe Workers Union. Old employees who left in January are to be rehired and preferred. Harney factory reports full departments and many applicants. Union reps say the firm lacks full force but will win the strike.
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Boot and Shoe Workers
Knights of Labor
Harney
Vacation Tours Across the Islands of Lake Champlain and Nearby Regions
A historical ad advertises a series of delightful tours across Lake Champlain islands and nearby areas including Canaah, the 1000 Islands, Niagara Valley, and the Hudson region. Transportation only with hotel expenses and trips arranged by Travel magazine based at 26 School Street.
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Lake Champlain
Canaah
1000 Islands
Niagara Valis
Im River
Saratoga
Hudson “Xe
Chicago Burlington & Quincy 7 Per Cent Bonds Purchase
Kidder, Peabody & Co will buy in Boston all non extended bonds of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy 7 Per Cent issue due July 1, 1903, at their office 115 Devonshire Street.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Boston
Somerset Proprietor Fails for 156 606
Charles A. Gleason, long time proprietor of the Hotel Somerset, filed a bankruptcy petition showing liabilities of 156,666.43 with no assets. About 50 creditors are named, including R. H. White & Co. and Massachusetts National Bank. Unsecured claims total 74,416.43. secured claims 82,250. Open accounts amount to 4,000.
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Bic
Atchison Seer
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Rbis
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Chicago
Gt Western
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C & St Louis
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Missouri Pacific
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Pitts
Rock Island
Union Pacific Tener
Am Car & Foundry
Anaconda Min Co
Brooklyn Rapid
People's Gas
Republic Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron
U S Teather
U S Steel
Charles A. Gleason
Somerset
Boston
Gleason
Sone
Boldt
Waldorf- Astoria
New York
The
Prince Henry
R. H. White & Co
Oliver Bros
Tockport
N. Y
Borofsky Addresses Zionist Emancipation Talk in Manchester
Samuel H. Borofsky of Boston spoke at a Granite Lodge gathering in Manchester protesting Kishineff massacres. He urged Zionist action for Jewish emancipation and a legitimate home in Palestine under Zionist and Bnai Brith support. He argued Jews must remain a distinct people and that Zionism serves their preservation and peace.
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Manchester
N. E
Samuel H. Borofsky
Boson
Granite Lodge
Borofsky
Ema
Prince Pally
President Eliot Claims Record for Church Attendance
The Rev Dr George A Gordon notes Harvard President Charles W Eliot attends church daily five days a week and twice on two others during the academic year. Gordon reports Eliot believes regular church attendance is essential to society.
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Or. Gordon
Eliot
Harvard
George A. Gordon
Congregationalst
Medals Awarded to Boston Patrolmen for Bravery
Chairman Emmons pinned bravery medals on Patrolmen Hugh A. Rourke and Patrick J. Fitz Gerald at roll call in Station A Boston. The award recognized their rescue of people from a burning building at 59 Webster Street, Fast Boston, on March 11, in a simple ceremony with Commissioner Emmons and officials present.
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Boston
W. H. H. Emmons
Boston Police Commission
Hugh A. Rourke
Patrick J. Fitz- 1
Webster Street
Congregationalists to Build Seminary Near Atlanta
The Congregational Education Society approves buying nine acres near Atlanta for a theological seminary to serve married students and rising Congregational ministers in the South. The Sherman estate land, priced at 6699 dollars, lies on a boulevard overlooking the city, with cottages planned to support the new institution this summer.
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The
Congregational Education Society
Lmits
Sherman
Co . Congregational
South
Emmons Drops a Patrol Tan in Disorder Case
A long police board hearing describes Dingee cited for absence from post and disorderly house activity on Washington Street. Judge Burke criticized testimony, recommending possible discharge. Dingee later had charges dismissed, with a possible suspension noted as standard for duty absence.
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Manning Tiy
Washington Street
Burke
Diz
Manning
Emons
Police Board
Heard
Dinge
Mystery in Letzing Death Sparks Roxbury Police Probe
A clreut death at Roxbury involving Division 10 triggers an investigation. In June, Lambert and others surround the old Joseph Letzing home at 25 Lambert Street. A police officer is injured when a disturbance occurs on Dudley Street.
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Swat
Roxbury
Lambert
Peoney
Joseph Letzing
Lambert Stret
Tragic Street Injury Leads to Child’s Death
An 12 year old boy fallen ill after being kicked by an older man died a week later from stomach distress. Dr G Bulfinch examined him after his father reported worsening symptoms. Rose, his 12 year old sister, witnessed the family scene and reported details to Captain Hanley at Station 10.
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Dudley Street
Johnny
Rose
Hanley
Yesteday
Alian Charged With Assault With Revolver
Antonio Scalia was arrested for assault with a loaded revolver after a dispute over money spent. Seph Russo was involved in a Sunday incident, and bystanders intervened. Scalia was shot by a police officer after firing at Russo at 29 Pitt Street. He resided at 23 Etts Street and 38 Pitts Street.
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Russo
Scalia
Rus
Pittseet
Etts Street
Pitts Street
Metropolitan Park Patrol System Enhances City Safety
A new Gamewell electric patrol system was installed yesterday at the metropolitan park quarters. By the Fourth, patrol boxes along the boulevard will be ready and the Main Street Hyerett and Point of Pines route will operate with a patrol wagon at the beach ready for business.
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Metropoliin
Alro Daly
Main Street
Hyerett
Point of Pines
Th Beach
Eastern Steamship Hosts Evening Trip Aboard Ransom B Fuller
The Eastern Steamship Company offers a special Friday excursion aboard the new steamer Ransom B Fuller. Depart Union Wharf at 9 a m and return from Bath at 6 p m for a round trip including room dinner and supper at a nominal cost. The trip promises a fine seaside sunset voyage.
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Frederick A. J.! Co
Union Wharf
Gen
Eastern Steamship Company
Ransom B. Fuller
Leavig Union
Steamer City of Haver Wharf Docks Salem Return
The steamer City of Haver Wharf departs at 10 30 returning from Salem. Concerts by the Wille Salem Cadet Band are canceled with fare set at 50 cents.
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Congress St
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