Railroads Lead Deward Move In Mixed Market
Wall Street showed a buoyant mood with railroads leading gains while Boston drifted. Illinois Central surged, Western stocks rallied including Rock Island and Chicago & Eastern Illinois, and Missouri Pacific edged higher. Sugar and coalers were weaker. mining and copper lists advanced modestly amid talk of consolidation and possible gold shipments.
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Boston
Wall Street
Illinois Central
Moores
Rock Island
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
Atchisons
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Goulds
Tennessee Coal
Tron
Colorado
Amalgamated Copper
Swift Packing
United Fruit
United States Oil
Hst
Daly-West
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Cama Orns Sei
Foxgubdisor
Stanton
Globe
United Copper Company
Local Stock Exchange
Dominion Coal Company
Daly-West Mining Company
Adventure
Wolverine
Bay State
Heath
Massachusetts Delegation Heads to Denver for Hibernians Convention
The 30 member Massachusetts group leaves Boston Friday at 10 45 a m for Denver Colorado with headquarters at Hotel Albany in Denver and a stop in Chicago Briggs House Saturday. John A Ryan seeks national presidency and William J Cronin aims for re election. delegation includes many state officers and dozens of named members.
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Massachusetts
The
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Boston
Denver
Col
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Catherine E. Sheridan
Randolph
Mary McCarthy
Westfield
Chicago
Briggs House
Albany
Borax Under Other Name Seized In Valuation Dodges
Federal officers seized 43 bags of borax mislabeled as washing crystal from Liverpool to Salem. The shipment valued at 858.33 with 485.70 duty on borax and 19 on washing crystal. A related New York seizure suggests a broader undervaluation scheme. Frederick S Burke of Crown Woven Wire Company unreachable at Salem address.
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Treasury
Don A. Stone
FE. L. Fleming
Liverpool
Burke
Salem
United States
New York
Post
Frederick S Burke
Washington Street
Crown Woven Wire Company
Powell Wins Spitz Bros. Outfit for Attendance Guess
The contest to estimate Boston attendance at the July 4 American League ball game closed with C. E. Powell of 16 Kingston Street Boston correct within two and awarded the sportsman's outfit by Spitz Bros. & Co. The committee including William P. Nightingale and Edward F. Dunbar announced the result after verification from treasurer Joseph H. Savin.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William R. Driver
Boston
Spitz Bros. & Co
Summer Street Clothiers
William P. Nightingale
Boston Journal
Edward F. Dunbar
Boston Globe
Joseph H. Savin
Boston Baseball Club
C. E. Powell
Kingston Street
Poor Children Outing Sponsored for Boston Youth
The Metropolitan Outing Club organized a free Nantasket outing for 300 Boston children yesterday. Ex Representative Freeman O. Emerson led arrangements. Wade's Hotel donated a free dinner, and Hull and Boston Steamboat Company provided complimentary transportation.
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Nantasket
Boston
Freeman O. Emerson
D. O. Wade
Wade's Hotel
Hull & Boston Steamboat Company
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed By Boston Carpenter Testimony
In Boston Edward C. Jose testifies to severe back and kidney pain in the 1890s, describing a January 1899 attack that left him unable to work. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with positive results after trying the first box and subsequent doses. Price 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY, U S sale agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Boston
Edward C. Jose
Carpenter
Dover Street
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Corn prices surge as July corn hits 384 cents in panic
Chicago traders panic as July corn soars to 3.84 dollars a bushel, up about 10 cents from Thursday. Bears blame a Wall Street firm for manipulation with vast backing behind the short positions while May and December options decline on better belt weather.
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Chicago
Bears
Chicago Bears
St. Louis
Shorts
Wall Street
Warris-Gates
Boy Sets Himself On Fire At Home
Six year old Michael T. Walsh was severely burned playing with matches at 108 South Street yesterday afternoon. His clothing caught fire and engulfed him. his father tore off the flames but burned his hands and arms in the effort. The boy was taken to City Hospital. the father received medical treatment from a physician.
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Michael T. Walsh
South Street
No New Orders To Liquor Dealers About Gamblers
Superintendent William H F Pierce dismissed a report that he ordered liquor dealers to jeopardize licenses over gambling. He said no such order exists and that dealers are warned they violate licenses if gambling is hosted. Pierce stated he instructed arrest of policy players, not liquor sellers.
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William HF. Pierce
Post
Pierce
Lee
Talk of Removing Mascagni From Lyceum Directorship
Rome July 7 reports there is talk of depriving composer Mascagni of his Rossini lyceum directorship due to his planned concert tour in the United States.
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Rome
Mascagni
Rossini Lyceum
United States
Lost Paradise at Music Hall Delights Cast and Crowd
The Castle Square Theatre stock company presented The Lost Paradise at Music Hall last evening to strong attendance. Mary Hall impressed as leading lady and supporting turns by Pitt Jewel Clinton and others drew praise. Mikado cast also featured Kell y and Brackett. The diving horses King and Queen arrive Sunday night for limited engagements with daily dives to follow.
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Castle Square
Mary Hall
Manny Addison Pitt
Mrs. Knowlton
Zella Jewel
Polly Fletcher
Katherine Clinton
Nell
Mary Sanders
Cinders
Hallett Thompson
Reuben Warner
James L. Seeley
Andrew Knowlton
Edmund Breese
Ralph Standish
James A. Keane
Bob
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Mr. Fletcher
Edward Wade
Schwarz
Lindsay Morison
Old Bensel
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Billy Hopkins
Helen Brackett
Lyman Wheeler
Mr. Mayer
Frank M. Kelley
Charlotte Stolle
Pitti-Sing
Zedorah Porter
Goolest Auditorium
Boston
Oxford
Castle Squae Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
Bay Line Excursions Shine For Boston Leisure Seekers
Four sunny days boost Bay Line business as the Cape Cod steamer Cape Cod draws crowds from Boston to Provincetown. The three to three and a half hour trip departs Bay Tame wharf daily at 9 30 and Sundays at 10, with 1.50 round trip fare reportedly.
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Cape Cod
Provincetown
Bay Line Band
Bay Tame Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Philadelphia
Sorensen
New Brunswick
Nion Wharf
Salem Willows
Yarden
North Shore
Bay Line
Atlantic
Atkins Paine
Summer St
Nantasket Beach Still Draws Crowds By Steamers
The Rowe's wharf steamers carry Boston visitors to Nantasket Beach as the resort remains popular. The water route is the easiest and safest way to reach the coast with ample bathing facilities at the new state bath house. The Martland Brockton Band plays daily in the pavilion providing evening entertainment and thousands visit the reservation. Steamers run hourly to Nantasket and Pemberton, with late boats after the evening concert.
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Pemberton
United States
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Sonday
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Princes of Pilsen Entertain Tremont Audience for Eighth Week
The Princes of Pilsen opened an eighth week at Tremont to a large audience with strong crowd approval. The "Prince" continues to draw demand for seats as the Boston public shows no sign of waning interest. The second edition is expected for next Monday with usual dress embellishments, preserving the ensemble’s local popularity and triumph.
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Pilsen
New Acts At Keith's In Boston Draw Eyes On Debuts
Boston audiences welcomed Eddie Girard Jessie Gardner and other acts at Keith's. Girard famed for Natural Gas presents an Irish cop skit and sings Mr. Dooley. Ballerini trapeze and trained dogs delight families while Loro Abaecco do comedy acrobatics. Deming offers blackface monologue material. Mitchell Cain Sato Tom Brown and Empire City Quartet provide varied fare. The new tableaux Her First Appearance Perils of a Night impress most. Fadettes Orchestra performs afternoon and evening with Imperial Edward and Zampa as highlights.
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Jessie Gardner
Girard
Mr. Dooley
Miss Gardner
Gillare
Empire City
Mitchell and Cain
K. Sato
Tom Brown
Fadettes
Edward
Zampa
Mikado at the Pines Draws Large Audiences
Large crowds attended the Pines rustic theatre as the opera company staged the Mikado. Tom Smith Martin impressed as Ko Ko and Lord High Executor, with F J McCarthy strong as the title role. Margaret Ashton, prima donna, attracted praise from audiences.
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Rustic Theatre
Opera
Tom Smith Martin
F. J. McCarthy
Margaret Ashton
Curing Kidney Disease Claims By Kennedy Remedy
Mrs. Johanna Foegely of South Bend Indiana suffered three years from severe kidney and bladder disease. After taking Dr Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy she recovered. The advertisement touts Kennedy’s Remedy as effective for kidney liver bladder blood and rheumatic ailments with a free sample offer by mail from Roxbury New York.
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South Bend
Ind
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Roxdout
N. Y
Worm Syrup Named Most Effective Medicine by Dr. Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy promotes a worm syrup as the most effective medicine of its kind sold by druggists at 5 cents. The notice emphasizes its claimed efficacy and availability through local pharmacies.
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David Kennedy
Bromo Quinine Tabs Ad Claims Quick Cold Cure
An old advertisement promotes Bromo Quinine Tablets by EB W Grove claiming a cold can be cured in one day for 25 cents with the band eplokative on every box.
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A. EB. W. Grove
Visit to historic Plymouth appeals to many travelers
A water route from Boston makes Plymouth a popular day trip. The Governor Andrew sails the South Shore with comfortable decks and enclosed saloons for passengers. In Plymouth, two hours or more offer ample time to enjoy the town before returning by steamer.
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Old Town
Boston
Andrew
South Shore
Plymout
Famous clam-bakes draw crowds at resort by Wade of Ocean View
Thousands visited the popular resort on Sunday where the clam-bakes and fish dinners by Colonel D. O. Wade of Ocean View fame were a major delight. His seafood, noted as peerless, wowed guests and convinced many of the cuisine’s superiority. Boats depart Winthrop wharf at 400 Atlantic avenue several times daily.
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Ocean View Fame
Winthrop Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Toone Nantasket
Nantasket Pt
D. C
Hull & Boston
B. CO
A. Anderson
Vaudeville at Cres cent Gardens Delights Revere Beach Audiences
Large crowds filled Cres cent Gardens at Revere Beach for a rustic theatre program. The Golden Gate Quintet led the bill with five top performers. Lorraine Armour and Charles Baguley presented a pleasing operatic sketch. Midge and Morton showcased varied instruments with comedy. Hayes and Waynne offered an artistic dance sketch. Rolland and Smith performed illustrated song ballads alongside other acts. The strong lineup runs all week both afternoon and evening.
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the Gardens
Golden Gate
Lorraine Armour
Charles Baguley
Midge
Morton
Miss Morton
New York
Hayes
Waynne
Rolland and Smith
English Tourist Praises Norumbega Park As Paradise
An English visitor last week praised Norumbega Park on the Charles River for its refined rustic beauty and orderly grounds. He inquired about manager Alberto, noting five years of effort transforming wilderness into a scenic pleasure spot and predicting similar attractions for his country. The rustic theatre vaudeville lineup drew large crowds, with R. J. Jose and Eckhoff Gordon in acts, J. T. Ray, Williams and Williams, and the Meeker Baker trio delivering performances to enthusiastic audiences.
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Charles River
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America
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Meeker-Baker
Milanese troupe at Austin & Stone's Museum delights crowds
A visitor praised the Milanese dancers as nine shows entertained Scollay square crowds yesterday afternoon. The troupe featured elegant costumes and skilled dancing with a Paris Casino music program. Ella Morris performed ventriloquism and the Blockhead Family teased the audience. Gilleno's cockatoos wowed fans, while Barteno showcased jaw strength. Many other acts followed including Gibson Girls and the Four Rosaconeyes.
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Austin & Stone's
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Paris
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Blockhead
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Rosecaneys
Ferrand
Leland
Taye
Sunderland
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Signor Pajaro
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Florette
Blanche Latell
Barret Brothers
Cunningham
Lord
Jake Clifford
Curtis
Adams
Jay J. Paige
Batchelor
Tony
Lilly
Nickelodeon Weekly Show Delights Large Audiences
Manager Walker presents a packed program this week with pool players Miss Piottl and Wright, the fat women's exhibition, Georgia minstrels, and Harry Burns the bag puncher. Joseph C. Baum offers an instructional performance, vaudeville acts perform hourly, and fights Maher McCoy and Dixon MecGovern play in two performances with Friday night featuring amateur acts.
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Piottl
Wright
Georgia Minstrels
Harry Burns
Joseph
Trolley Exploring Newton Lines Offers 25 Routes
The article describes electric trolley journeys on Newton lines with at least 25 routes. It highlights key sights Echo Bridge Hemlock Gorge Reservation Waverly Oaks Norumbega Park Auburndale Prospect Hill Park and the towns Lexington Concord and Lowell known as Spindle City. It notes short walks from the tracks reveal additional objects of interest.
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Colorado Short Line Summer Travel Rates Announced
Greatly reduced rates to Colorado and Pacific coast points during June July and August via Colorado Short Line. Full information furnished by L. W. Ewald N. E. P. Agent Missouri Pacific railway 192 Washington street Boston.
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Pacific Coast
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Missouri Pacific Railway
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