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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1903

Page

8

Wall Street Ends Sharp Rally After Two Failures

Wall Street saw two major failures Talbot Taylor Co. and W L Stow Co announced at 2:30 pm as prices slumped then rallied late with heavy short covering. Amalgamated Amalgamated 35 3 4 led declines while St Paul 137 1 4 Mexican Central 11 and Southern Pacific 39 1 2 traded near lows.

Wall Street Talbot J. Taylor & Co W. L. Stow & Co Amalgamated Anaconda Atchison Common Brooklyn Rapid Transit St. Paul Colorado Fuel Missouri Pacific Mexican Central Rock Island Common Southern Pacific Union Pacific Steel Common Steel Preferred Southern Pacific and Steel Australia San Francisco Stock Exchange Boston New York State Street Consolidated Company Osceola Calumet & Hecla Tamarack Mohawk Mass Centennial Daly West Quincy Utah Winona Massachusetts Gags Securities Dominion Securities Keene Stow F. A. Heinze Supreme Court Butte, Mont Daly Bank and Trust Company of Butte Amalgamated Copper Company Minnie Ryan Daly Bank Daly John Stanton Wolverine Boston Stock Exchange Utah Consolidated Gold Mines, Limited International Trust Company Utah Consolidated Mining Company Casey Arizona Commercial Company Old Dominion Globe Alt el Paso Tex HEATH Atchison Wetter Baltimore & Ohio Renee Canadian Ae Ag Chesapeak & Ohio Chicago & Aston Chicago & Gt Western Chicago & Northwestern Chicago Ter & Trans C, c Cc & St Louis Colorado Southern Setter Tees Delaware & Hudson Denver Rio “Grande Erie Ae Iowa Central Kansas City Ak Sla Touis & Nash Manhattan Lee Rock Island St L & S F St Louis SW St Paul Wheelin & Lake Erie Wisconsin Central Ee United States Amalgamated Copper Am Car & Foundry Do Re National Biscuit National Lead Eee Pacifica Mail Republic Steel Tenn Coal & Iron United States Leather United States Steel Western Union

Midnight Letter in a Smoking Parlor Charged at Court

Grace Davenport a young actress testified in court she visited smoking parlors at midnight to write a letter for a proprietor who cannot write. Her husband had been in court but could not wait. Judge Bennett noted midnight is too late and Davenport appealed a four month sentence.

Grace Davenport Bennett Miss Davenport

Bradstreet Dun reports mixed midsummer trade trends

Bradstreet Dun reports mixed national activity with less midsummer business and prompt collections. Railway earnings rise strongly year over year, and Western retail distribution slowed by farm work while Chicago shows active trade. Shoe and woollen sectors vary by region as markets react to securities trends and crop outlooks.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Chicago Baltimore Boston Fall River Philadelphia Bradstreet’s

No Charges Against Captain Hunt Asserted by Emmons

Judge Emmons stated that rumors accusing Captain Hunt and several officers of neglect of duty were false. He added that complaints concern Dorchester residents near Savin Hill Beach but police have not observed such conduct and will act if needed. Captain Hunt will review the matter.

Hunt

Stage matters at Castle Square and Boston theatres

This afternoon and evening's performances of Fanchon at Castle Square Theatre conclude the present run. Next week a Edward B. Kidder comedy A Poor Relation comes to Castle Square with Horace Lewis in Noah Vale. Meanwhile Peggy From Paris ends week eleven at Tremont and Irving Jones appears at Keith's alongside Fadettes and other acts. Nearby theatres host gondoliers at the museum, burlesque and vaudeville at the Palace, and various shows at Norumbega Park Lexington Park and Bass Point Nahant with concerts and boat trips noted.

Fanchon Castle Square Theatre Castle Square Edward B. Kidder Horace Lewis Noah Vale Peggy Paris the Tremont Irving Jones New York Keith Fadettes Cushman Holcombe Curtis Joe Nellie Doner Westons Kennedy James William Cahill Howard Norumbega Park Theatre Alice Raymond T. Collins Quigley Brothers W. P. Woodward Farnum and Nelson Lexington Park International Vaudeville Company Gordon Vidocy Flynn Laskys H. M. Lorrett Cathcart Bass Point Nahant Larricain Union Wharf Commercial Street Hough's Neck Hough’s Neck Snow’s Arch Wharf Atlantic Avenue Pines Musical Comedy Company Point of Pines Boston Fulton Fonti Bonie Brothers Emma Italia

Draper Hospital at Milford Dedicated in Gift

Milford dedicates a new hospital on Charles River Driving Park with 15 000 in attendance. The $60 000 gift from Eben S Draper and wife of Hopedale funds land building and furniture for the community hospital. E L Wires presided as speeches praised the gift and urged proper management.

Milford Eben S. Draper Hopedale Charles River E. L. Wires Milford Hospital Corporation Draper Mr. Draper Wires G. B. Williams Milford Hospital Williams Joseph F. Hickey

Connecticut Mutual Pays Thayer Insurance Claim

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company paid $20 000 on Edwin M. Thayer life policies contestable if death by self action is proved. Reports by Drs Harrington Hills and Wood approved the claim and 90 000 has been paid by various companies with more expected soon.

Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company Edwin M. Thayer

Miller seeks pardon in Franklin Syndicate case

The governor is urged to deny William F. Miller a pardon as Belfer and Flash, lawyers for most bankruptcy victims, argue he hid 110000 dollars of plunder after the crash and admits giving his father 10000 in New York Central railroad bonds bought with creditors’ money. They demand restitution and truth about the unaccounted sum and bond fate.

New York Odell William F. Miller Franklin Syndicate Brooklyn Belfer & Flash Miller New York Central Railroad

Sunday Baptist services and meetings listed citywide

A long list of Sunday worship services across Boston Baptist churches and other denominations. Activities include preaching by Rev. H Grattan Dockrell, Dr. O P Gifford, Rev. Toran A Clevenger, Rev. J T Betts, Rev. W J Williamson, Rev. Allen E Cross, Rev. Perley B Davis, Rev. A D MacKinnon, Rev. Harlan P Smith, and others. Corner stone laying ceremonies, Bible classes, and open air services noted. Consolidated schedule spans multiple churches including Allston Hill Memorial, Baptist Tabernacle, Dudley Street, First Baptist, Ruggles Street, Tremont Temple, Old South, Shawmut, and more.

Allston Hill Memorial Harvard Street H. Grattan Dockrell New Church O. P. Gifford Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin Square Toran A. Clevenger D. D Bible School Young People's Meeting Dudley Street Baptist Church P. S. Henson J. T. Betts Virginia First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Buffalo Ruggles Street Tremont Washington Streets A. C. Dixon J. B. Hawthorne Richmond Ible Madison Park Temple Baptist Church W. J. Williamson St. Louis L. H. Rhodes Williamson Congregational Old South Church Third Church Allen E. Cross Hope Chapel Shawmut Street Park Square Perley B. Davis Berkeley Temple William&. Kelsey Peter McMillan Harlan P. Smith Berkeley Hall Papal Federation of Secret Societies Slattery Christadelphians Arcade Hall Park Sq Revere Beach Johnstown Littlefield Boston Mass Mme. Zara Ratcell Erickson Bixby Saunders Miss Fonnery Miss Randall Litchman Miss Emery L. Ll. Whitlock Commercial Hall Washington St Wilkinson Pye Dearborn Millen Reed Isa Strong Harmony Hall Washington Street Alexander Smith Ella A. Higginson Great Circle Pleasant Street Dorchester Ashmont Milton Neponset Sawyer Avenue THE Sunshine Club Clara E. Strong Huntington Ave A. M. Strong G. M. G. Hughes Gutierrez

Tyfold Collar for Neckties Improves Summer Comfort

The Tyfold Collar shows side cut outs to adjust a neck tie without collar strain. It keeps the tie hidden with a front clasp and the button kept out of sight. Dealers sell them, Cluett Brand 25 cents, Arrow Brand 15 cents.

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