Blue Monday in markets hits copper and rail shares
Markets faced pressure on Monday with heavy liquidation after New York bank results. Mass Consolidated and Wyoming Consolidated copper stocks rose amid promotion talks, while Atchison weakened. Mining notes, dividend news from Louisville & Nashville, and plans for consolidations and rail deals accompany a broad financial panorama.
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New York Bank
New York
Brooklyn
Metropolitan Traction
Manhattan
Boston
the Herald
Mass Consolidated Mining Company
New York Central
Boston & Albany
Massachusetts
Atchison
London
Atchison Securities
Lannon
Barnato
New England Cotton Yarn Company
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Louisville & Nashville
Mayflower
Fortuna
New England Electric Vehicle
Massachusetts Electric
Bay State Gas
Utah Consolidated
Franklin
Centennial
Vanderbilt
Centennial Mining Company
State Street
Union Land Meeting
Wyoming Consolidated Copper Company
Messrs
Samuel Newhouse
H. H. Boyce
Brockley Shaw
Wyoming Mining District
Wyoming Consolidated
Wyominguthern
James P. O’brien
Goldore Mining
Orphan Joy
Signel New York Funds
ANGE
Wisconsin Central Reorganizati Committee
Victoria
Joshua Brown & Co. Securities Deposit Note
Joshua Brown and Company acts for investors in securities dealings. The notice outlines deposits allowed with checks on margin and roe care. The firm emphasizes agency for clients and discusses deposits and margin terms in a concise financial services notice.
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Falidta
Iorest
ROE Nurce
Mining progress and dividend declared by Jersey Central
The report describes ongoing underground work with cross cuts and extensions near Knowlton and Ogime, noting the cross cut will extend about 776 feet and rock completion expected within eight months. The Jersey Central directors have declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent, payable August 1, with books closing July 14 and reopening July 2.
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Victoria
Jersey Central
Uninvited guest stirs Alaska hunting party tale
Representative William Sulzer and H De Manville sailed for Alaska on the Dirigo for a hunting trip. An uninvited but influential woman, who calls herself Mrs Harrington of New York, joined the outing. She allegedly gossiped with Sulzer, sent a telegram via Rev J M Scott, and visited Mrs Harrington’s apartments at the Metropole Hotel before traveling north with the men. The woman is identified as Dorothy Harrington Mason, a notable figure in New York Democratic circles in 1897.
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Vancouver
B. C
William Sulzer
H. de Manville
New York
Alaska
Dirigo
Sulzer
Scott
Dorothy Harrington Mason
Mason
Empire State
Bartholdi
Lenox Lyceum
Criminal Court Sentences at July Superior Court
The July sitting of the Superior Criminal Court opened with Judge Richardson. Harry W. Lindsey was guilty of robbery. John Silver was acquitted of attempted breaking and entering a cigar shop. John Dolan pleaded guilty to robbery and got 3 to 4 years in State Prison. Crowley Cassity and Feehan pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and were placed on probation. McNeil got probation for forgery. Powers received 4 to 6 years for larceny from the person. Robert Lee got 3 to 5 years for robbery. Josephine McDonald was jailed a year for drunkenness. James Ryan three months for a similar offense. Rose Hunt six months for being a common night walker.
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Superior Criminal Court
Richardson
Harry W. Lindsey
John Silver
Washington Street
John Dolan
State
Charles E. Crowley
John Cassity
Thomas Feehan
John McNeil
Fred Stanton
Alfred J. King
Thomas Powers
Robert Lee
Josephine McDonald
Sherborn
James Ryan
Rose Hunt
Young's Will Ends After No Contest Declared
No contest over George Young's will, probate decree allowed, time to appeal expired with no filings. Estate appraised at 345666.32 dollars. Most of the property leaves to Henrietta Rand, niece of his wife, with all but one objectors having assented to the decree.
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George Young
Young
Henrietta Rand
Fire kills two in Forsyth Street paint shop blast
An explosion at Abraham Finkelstein’s Forsyth Street paint shop in New York fatally burned Mrs. Finkelstein and her son Isidor, while her husband and father sustained fatal injuries. Neighbors recall the woman and boy were inside with the husband when the blast occurred. A can of turpentine near a gas stove exploded, spraying flames. The wife dragged him into the hall before perishing with the child in a stairwell fire.
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New York
Abraham Finkelstein
Forsyth Street
Bettina Girard Bard Brat of Washington Society
Bettina Girard daughter of General Girard once a Washington society leader lies in a drunken stupor near death at Bellevue Hospital. Once famed as a comic opera star she married rich men, endured multiple divorces, and now begs loans. She recalls a life of luxury and splendor ending in degradation and sorrow. She laments lack of charity for women and wonders if any white remains in her blackened life.
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New York
Bettina Girard
General Girard
Washington Society
Bellevue Hospital
Dave
Betty
Queen Victoria Kiss Society Member Dies at Nine
Mrs Eleanor Jeffreys, English from Raleigh Essex, died in Paris aged 9 yesterday. She was the last surviving member of the Society of the Kiss Royal, formed by forty five London girls who kissed Queen Victoria as a baby for a shilling each. The story recalls the infant Princess in Richmond Park, the nurse, and the nurse’s pony cart. Victoria later honored the group with an autograph letter.
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Paris
Eleanor Jeffreys
Raleigh
Essex
Society of the
Kiss Royal
Queen Victoria
Richmond Park
London
Victoria
England
Society of the Royal Kiss
Fight Over Mrs Botkin Inmate Guard Fight in Prison
Wilmington July 10 Detectives report California authorities connect a new crime to the romances of Mrs Cordelia Botkin who is serving a life term in San Francisco for murder. Guard Frank McFarland and Louis Kirschbaum clashed during interviews with McFarland, Kirschbaum struck with a blackjack and is hospitalized McFarland is jailed awaiting outcome of the guard’s injuries.
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Wilmington
Del
Bernard J. McVey
Delaware
Cordelia Botkin
San_ Francisco
John_P. Dunning
Joshua Deane
Dover
California
Botkin
John P. Dunning
Frank McFarland
Louis Kirschbaum
Mrs. Botkin
McFarland
Kirschbaum
Bendix Must Pay Support and Custody Ruling
Mrs. Sarah Bendix won a decree for separate support and child custody from Judge Grant in Suffolk County Court. Theodore Bendix, musical director and composer, ordered to pay her immediate sums and $16 weekly for support of her and the two minor children. The couple, married about 17 years, have been largely separated. a seven week gap since Mrs. Bendix had him arrested for non support. The Municipal Court had previously handled the non payment case, with $10 weekly already paid.
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Sarah Bendix
Grant
Suffolk
Theodore Bendix
Dix
Mrs. Dodge's Jewels Seizure Ordered
Collector Bidwell announced seizure of Mrs. Phyllis E. Dodge jewels smuggled into the country. The case moves to United States Attorney General Burnett for review and possible condemnation proceedings.
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New York
Bidwell
Phyllis E. Dodge
United States
Burnett
Print Cloth Market Steady in Fall River Trade
In Fall River on July 10 the print cloth market remains steady and unchanged at 234 cents. Prices show no movement, reflecting a quiet session and stable demand across buyers and sellers.
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Fall River
Navy bids called for dock at Seattle Washington
The Navy plans a dock project in Seattle with a bid total of 108,600. The July 10 notice asks contractors to submit proposals for the facility work at the port, detailing requirements and timelines.
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Washington
Navy
Tment
Ee & Oe Setone Ee Sant
Prince of Monaco Declines Duel Over Title Dispute
The Prince of Monaco refuses to duel Count de Castellane, deeming the latter’s title bogus and beneath him. Castellane’s challenge followed his protests over Dreyfus support and a spat with Anna Gould’s husband, amid Paris press scrutiny and a looming Monaco visit for Mme Dreyfus.
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Prince of
Monaco
Anna Gould
Castellane
Dreyfus
Mme. Dreyfus
Monseigneur
The
Siecle
Jay Gould
Paris
Tie
M. Turot
la Petite Republique
Count de Castellane
Boston Food Fair Set for October Grand Exhibition
Boston prepares for a grand fourth Food Fair by the Boston Retail Grocers Association. The event at Mechanics' Building will host national firms with space nearly sold out, including American Cereal Company and Armour & Co. Applications pour in from across the country as Boston again amplifies its leadership in food fairs and promotes hygienic standards.
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Boston Retail Grocers’ Association
New England
Mechanics
Huntington Avenue
Boston Public Library
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South Union
American Broom & Brush Co
Amsterdam
N. Y
American Cereal Company
Chicago
Ill
Acton Creamery
West Acton
Mass
American Food Co
American Relish Co
Indianapolis
Ind
American Symmetroscope Co
American Wringer Co
New York
Anker Manufacturing Co
Armour & Co
Arnold
Boscowan Mills
Penacook
Baker
Winthrop M
Babbitt, B. T
Bell, William G. & Co
Bamacea Company
Carney, M. F. & Co
Cereal Machine Co
Worcester
Cushman Bros. Co
Cleveland Foundry Co
Cleveland
Cne
Whest Company
Minneapolis
Congo Blacking Co
Chickering, Elmer
Century Corset Co
Cushing Medical Supply Co
Cynosure Cycle Co
DeMerritt, A. E
de Rochers
Mme
Philadelphia
Penn
Edison Phonograph Co
Fox
Albert S
Fairfield -Green Co
Brunswick
Farwell & Noyes
Lynn
Fleischman Yeast Co
Grant
Malden
Gorsline & Co
Goodridge, Barrett & Co
Hansen's Laboratory
Little Falls
Hecker, Jones Jewell Milling Co
Fast train to Saratoga inaugurations announced
Saratoga service will begin July 10 via the Fitchburg railroad leaving Boston at 11 a m and arriving in Saratoga at 6 p m. Indications point to a very successful season at the noted resort.
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Saratoga
Fitchburg
Boston
Unique Punishment for Wilful Boy Shapes James McDonough
Seven year old James McDonough is punished for breaking and entering a freight car by wearing girls' dresses. His father, ashamed, says James must don dresses until he behaves, noting the method has kept him indoors. The article recalls James's school days and prior scrapes, including plant damage and bad company.
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Lad
James
James McDonolgh
Luston & Maine Railroad
Post
No Agreement Reached in Granite Mills Dispute
July 10 Fall River The Granite cotton mills treasurer denied Secretary McGuire of the Mill Firemen's Union that 17 cents hourly was granted and said no agreement exists. Union officials warn of a strike next Saturday if no concessions are offered, with new workers already hired to start July 17 if the strike proceeds. Strangers applied at the state inspector's office amid ongoing labor tension.
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Fall River
Granite Cotton Mills
McGuire
Shore
Higlister Sues Mrs French Over Ring Case Damages
Frank Higlister, previously acquitted of stealing three diamond rings from Julia B. French of 10 Newbury Street Back Bay, has filed a Superior Civil Court suit against Mrs French seeking 30 000 dollars for alleged malicious prosecution false arrest and defamation of character. The matter may be set for August with the equity bill returnable then.
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Frank Higlister
Julia B. French
Newbury Street
Back Bay
Superior Criminal Court
French
Higlister
Tavern er still at large in death case
E G Franson and Dr C Carlson were arraigned in Charmee Municipal Court on charges of complicity in Mary Mclin’s death from criminal operation. Their cases were continued. Dr. William Teverner, wanted in connection with the case, remains at large.
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E. G. Franson
C. Carlson
Mary Mclin
Te Qacee Cotton
Charmeee
Williare
Teverner
Sti
Seery Murder Inquest Set for Tomorrow
Dedham July 10 The inquest in the Seery murder case will be held tomorrow before Judge Emery Grover of the district court of northern Norfolk. The proceedings will be absolutely private.
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Dedham
Seery
Emery Grover
District Court of Northern
Norfolk
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