Copper stocks lead a bullish stock market surge
Monday’s market closed near day’s highs as copper shares dominated activity. Analysts expect copper prices to rise to 12 to 15 cents, with strong demand in Europe and France. Calls to buy copper issues remain, with Quincy and Arnold highlighted for potential gains.
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European Specialist Dr Lougast and Co Advertisement
An advertisement from Dr Lougast and Co offers a cure for various sexual and nervous ailments claiming 35 years of practice. It promises treatment for Greet Brethral Discharges Impotency Seminal Weakness Gravel Stricture nightly emission and more with free consultation. Attendants available daily 10 am to 10 pm and distant patients treated by correspondence.
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Italian steamer collision leaves crew asleep on deck
Captain and mate of the Ortigia and Maria P. were asleep in bunks when the collision occurred, according to lookouts from both ships. Survivor Balena and his family were rescued after making a desperate dash from their sinking vessel as an inquiry opens in Spezzia.
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Richardson Is Collector of Customs at Gloucester
Washington July 22 The President appointed F C Richardson collector of customs at Gloucester succeeding Colonel Pew He was the sole candidate since H P Kitfield was named assistant appraiser The frozen herring dispute remains unsettled with duty of one half cent a pound unpaid on the cargo aboard the Dlec tra A hearing may follow before General Appraiser Lunt in the near future.
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Charitable Call to Aid Widow of Tragic Death
The Post urges funding for the destitute widow of John W. Wills, left with six children after the fatal incident. Readers from Chelsea, Lynn, and Boston contribute generously, with a total that includes fresh donations and requests to forward funds to Mrs. Wills. John J. Sullivan collects donations from Broadway stables and other workers, urging broader participation across towns and faiths.
John Quinn Jr Seeks Support For Wills Fund Appeal
Sir Find enclosed, which you will please add to the Wills fund. It is for an object which should meet with the approval of every good citizen, and the Post has my best wishes for the success of the undertaking. JOHN QUINN, JR.
Condolences from Laboring Men Aid Mrs Wills Fund
From two laboring men, Sir-Condolences to Mrs Wills and her family. We feel that her fund should not be left exclusively to Boston, but the entire Commonwealth should see to it that it is swelled to proportions to place her beyond the possibility of want. The mite of laboring men, JOHN J. DOYLE, $1. THOMAS PRIOR, $1. North Brookfield, July 22.
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Census Shows State Population Near Two Million Five Hundred Thousand
Chief Wadlin estimates the state population at about 2,500,000 with Boston accounting for roughly one-fifth. He notes a delay in releasing results and expects Boston figures in about two weeks and the state total in about three weeks.
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Monday shoplifters arrest by Inspector Knox at Tombs
Inspector Joe Knox of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation reports three young women spent the night in the Tombs for shoplifting. They gave names Clara Richardson of Newburyport and Annie Browne of Boston, likely fictitious, with a letter scheduling a shopping visit and two Methuen tickets found on one. Another woman, Dinah Smith of Jamaica Plain, was arrested for shoplifting at Houghton’s and committed to the Tombs.
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Liquor Dealer Robbed in Broad Daylight Raid
Four men sat in the rear of an Atlantic avenue liquor store while a rush of customers filled the shop. They raided John J. Fallon’s desk, escaping with nearly $1000 in checks and cash after a bold daytime robbery.
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Appalachians Northern Trip Heads to Selkirk Mountains
Twenty five members of the Appalachian Club left Boston for an expedition into the Selkirk Mountains in British Columbia led by Professor C. E. Fay of Tufts College. He aims to reach regions where white men have not yet ventured.
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Body found at Mystic wharf by Division 8 officers
Officers of Division 8 recovered a heavily decomposed male body from the Mystic wharf yesterday afternoon. The man, about six feet nine inches tall and 170 pounds, wore a black sack coat, blue polka dot outside shirt, white inside shirt, light striped trousers, tan shoes, white cotton stockings, and colored drawers. The body was taken to the North Grove street morgue for identification.
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Tragic Lumber Cart Accident Claims Child
At 6 30 yesterday afternoon Dennis Donovan six years old fell from a loaded lumber team at the corner of Falmouth and Norway streets. The wheels passed over him and he died almost instantly. Donovan was married and lived on Newland street. The team was owned by C M Riley of Wareham street and driven by Patrick J Riley.
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Boy Falls From Window In Roxbury. Critical Condition
John J. Brennan aged 2 fell from a second story window at 6 King’s Terrace Roxbury yesterday afternoon. He sustained a concussion and is reportedly in critical condition.
Old Folks Picnic Delights At Franklin Park
More than 1000 guests joined Rev D W Waldron city missionary at Franklin Park for an outdoor Old Folks party. The Germania Band performed tunes from their youth while 230 loaves of bread 290 pounds of meat 1100 sponge cakes 1100 molasses cakes 45 sheets of bride's cake 70 gallons of ice cream 2% gallons of coffee 60 cans of milk and over a thousand boxes of candy were served. Professor Mohn entertained with ventriloquism and sleight of hand after the meal.
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Boy Falls From Window in Roxbury Home
Two year old John J Brennan fell from a second story window at 6 King's terrace Roxbury yesterday afternoon and was found unconscious. A physician determined he had a concussion of the brain.
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Defective Flue Sparks Minor Fire in Russell Street House
An alarm from Box 2 at 3 58 yesterday afternoon reported a trifling blaze in a three story brick dwelling at 4 South Russell Street owned by C S Litchfield and occupied by Lizzie Russell. A defective flue caused the fire with only slight damage.
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Quiet Title Suit in Cambridge Before Equity Court
In the civil courts at Affolk the Supreme Judicial Court sits in equity with Attorne General vs Keith and Elaus Roberts. Harrington appears as petitioner to quiet title, with Cambridge cited as the locale.
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Shipping News Mini Almanac July 23
Ships arrive and depart from New Brunswick to Maine and Nova Scotia ports. Vessels listed include Lyra Wascano John Millard Lexington Mecosta Myconus A McNichol Sallie B Higgins George W Collins Mary F Cushman George W Lewis Florence S E Davis Charleston Diadem Ripley Oregon Katie J Hoyt Wingaersheek Velma and many more. Cleared steamers Ottoman Atwood and others. A large fleet of eastern coasters also sailed.
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