Market Review and Outlook Signals Mixed Investor Confidence
The week saw a pullback after earlier gains, driven bypublic participation doubts and fears over currency moves and anti trust actions. Analysts note improved farm outputs and steady railroad earnings, with a cautious bullish tilt and warnings to watch for adverse developments. Edward Bellamy is cited as a cautionary reference and a market table is promised for local readers.
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American Tobacco Company
Texas
Edward Bellamy
Death of Sir William Perkin the Mauve Dye Pioneer
Sir William Henry Perkin dies at age 76 in London. The famed inventor founded the coal tar color industry with the 1856 mauve dye discovery and scaled production. He visited the United States last fall, received an LL D from Johns Hopkins, and was honored by the American Electro-Chemical Society in New York.
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William Henry Perkin
William
Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore
American Electro-Chemical Society of New York
Belief that crisis in stock market has been passed
New York reports indicate the past week hosted several events that formed a crisis in financial affairs and disrupted speculative efforts. Despite scant stock availability and a July dividend surge, the market slid after July 10 requirements, easing only with the sense that the crisis may have passed. Copper trades fell 38 cents a pound as producers mark prices down and demand remains cautious.
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New York
New York City
Perkin Honored by Bostonians in Recent Obituary Note
Boston residents recently honored Sir William Henry Perkin as details of his death emerge. The tribute highlights Perkin’s scientific strides and civic impact, marking a somber acknowledgment from the city.
Notable banquet honors Kin with grand punch bowl in Boston
On October 10 1906 Kin received a massive gold silver and bronze punch bowl at a New Algonquin Club banquet hosted by Boston industrial political and scientific circles. Governor Guild Senator Lodge and President Pritchett sent greetings from the nation and state. In November Johns Hopkins University awarded him an LL.D. in Baltimore Maryland.
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New England
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Technology
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Baltimore
Zionist Leader Outlines Plans for Palestine Movement
President Julius Meyer of the Zionist Council of Boston discusses plans at Zion Hall regarding the Palestine movement. He disputes Dr Eichler’s quotes, notes a split with the Territorial Organization, cites Herzl’s 1902 charter offer, and says a Jewish Colonial Trust branch will open in New York with initial capital and a Boston affiliate.
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Russia
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Jewish Colonial Trust
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Auto tears off girl's clothing in Nashua accident
Agnes Breen of 17 Pine street Nashua was knocked down by an auto driven by P. Flint of Tyngsboro. The machine passed over her and her clothing was torn, yet she escaped serious injury. May Fitzpatrick, a companion, went into hysterics and was hospitalized with severe condition reported as possibly fatal.
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Pine Street
Nashua
P. Flint
Tyngsboro
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Anti militarist plans dismal failure in Paris parade
Outside of Paris the anti militarist plans for a general demonstration today were a dismal failure but clashes between police and workmen at Toulon and Montpellier followed from their inspiration.
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Montpellier
First Auto Ride at 97 for Rev. Thomas M. Preble
The 97 year old Rev. Thomas M. Preble enjoyed his first automobile ride yesterday in West Somerville. Born in the city, he attended services at Second Advent Church where a testimonial honored him. He spoke, sang Amazing Grace from memory, and a generous collection was presented before a return ride home.
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Winter Street
West Somerville
Second Advent Church
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Post
Y P C U Closing Talks Draw Crowds at Universalist Church
Hundreds attended the Young People's Christian Union convention closing at Columbus Avenue Universalist Church. Speeches by Rev. Dr. Lee S. McCollester of Detroit, Lynn Mayor Charles N. Barney, and Tufts College President Dr. Hamilton covered education, civic life, and citizenship, with Barney urging unselfish, informed public duty.
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San Francisco
Unseasonable Cold Pack Hits Central Europe
Unseasonable cold grips mid Europe with temperatures near 41 in southern Bavaria. Snow reported in the Vosges mountains from Strasburg as Berlin experiences 36 of 48 hours with shivering American tourists in shirts and hats.
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Haywood Trial Near End in Boise Idaho
The Haywood trial in Boise nears its end after ten weeks. Judge Fremont Wood presides as the State and defense prepare rebuttals and argue Orchards role in a broad conspiracy to terrorize the capitalistic class. A warrant for Dr. I L McGee stirs new questions as witnesses confess to past riots and potential prosecutions.
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Ada County
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Excursions with Tours to Resorts Yellowstone Europe and More
Notice lists multiple excursion dates in July and August with additional tours to leading Eastern resorts and longer trips to Yellowstone Park Canadian Rockies Europe Around the World Westbound in September and Eastbound in October. Railroad and steamship tickets available to all points. Send for circular mentioning trip desired.
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Canadian Rockies
Europe
Weighty question on Mello dy liniment seized as liquor
Worcester court weighs whether liquids seized at Harry Gath s Northboro hotel are whisky and beer or training fluids for champion pugilist Honey Mellody. Judge Fowler ordered chemical analysis after witnesses testified the liquids had changed color, the case continuing.
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Honey Mellody
Francis L. McKenna
Mellody
Chester W. Hunt
A. D. Phelps
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Union to Thank Mayor for Boosting Laborers Pay
At a Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters Union 149 meeting, the group noted the wage increase for city laborers from $2.00 to $2.25 a day and decided to send a resolution of thanks to Mayor Fitzgerald.
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Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters’ Union 149
Fitzgerald
Countess Rosslyn files for divorce from Earl amid gambling cruelty claims
London July 14 The Countess of Rosslyn known as Anna Robinson has begun divorce proceedings against the Earl. The suit cites cruelty and unfaithfulness eight months after filing. Allegations include the Earl's gambling and a yacht affair with a woman who previously faced her husband in a divorce. The couple met in Monte Carlo and sailed offshore before the estrangement.
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