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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1902

Page

6

Market Review and Outlook Sees Bull Run to October

The market has risen for weeks with only small pullbacks as public buying grows. Analysts foresee a lasting bull phase aided by crops and industrial prosperity, while cautioning against overvaluation and possible crashes. Notable advances and declines across Amalgamated Copper to Westinghouse are listed.

Ilinois Central New York Central Pennsylvania New York Amalgamated Copper Atchison Canadian Pacific Canada Southern Colorado Southern Denver & Rio Grande Great Northern Illinois Central Louisville & Nashville Kansas & Texas Missouri Pacific People’s Gas Rock Island Southern Pacific St. Louis San Francisco First Preferred St. Paul Sugar Tennessee Coal and Iron Texas Pacific Union Pacific Westinghouse Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Transit Chesapeake & Ohio Consolidated Gas Erie First General Electric Ice Lackawanna Manhattan Northwestern Reading Steel Western Union Boston Bingham Mohawk Osceola United States Oil Copper Range Dominion Tron Swift Packing United States Mining Massachusetts Electric United Fruit New Haven & Hartford Heath

Clue Drowned Man Identified Near Chelsea Bridge

Police probe the drowning of a man found in water near Chelsea bridge after discovering an admission ticket to a Hoag Pond theatre and a Vaughn handbill. A postal card lists MM. Cunningham and an inquiry into a South Terminal parcel. Medical Examiner Harris rules out violence as the cause of death.

Chelsea Bridge Briggs Hoag Pond Woonsocket Professor Vaughn MM. B. Cunningham Providence R. I Ree South Terminal Vaughn Humbolt South Station Harris

Drowned Man in Boston Identified as Lou Bennett

Providence officials doubtfully identify the drowned body found near Chelsea Bridge as Lou Bennett alias Professor Brummell. Bennett had ties to Crescent Park Water Went Lake and Woonsocket, met a woman named Mary Cunningham near Riverside, and promised to write from their planned meeting place. Fakirs at nearby shore spots suggest he may have taken his own life, noting his eccentricity or possible insanity.

Providence R. I Boston Chelsea Bridge Lou Bennett Professor Brummell Crescent Park Lake Woonsocket Mary Cunningham Riverside Brummell

Ben Franklin Assembly Picnic Attended by City Officials

Prominent city officials will attend the Ben Franklin Assembly No 5463 picnic for sanitary and street cleaning division workers at Lake Washakun Grove South Framingham tomorrow. Trains depart South station at 9 22 a m and 1 02 p m. Thomas H Canning, master workman and district secretary treasurer of the Knights of Labor, chairs the arrangements committee.

Ben Franklin Assembly Street Department Lake Washakun Grove South Framingham the Grove Thomas H. Canning Assembly The Knights of Labor

Two 200th anniversaries marked at Byfield and Stow churches

Byfield parish and church celebrated its 200th anniversary with morning and afternoon services led by ministers from Lancaster Haverhill and Chelsea, plus a Washington guest. In Stow the First Parish marked 200 years since its organization with historical sermons, varied ministerial addresses, and a decorated church reflecting its long lineage.

Byfield M. D. Adams Lancaster N. H Richard Noyes Mr. Adams J. N. Lowell Haverhill David C. Torrey William Shenk Chelsea Joseph Wheelwright Prescott Mass John L. Elwell D. C Washington Wallace Adams Herbert A. Gillette Horace Noyes Torrey Elwell D. C. Torrey W. G. Noyes A. G. Poor Perley A. Horne Mabel Harold Bailey William Dummer George Champney Paul Capron William Elwell Hobart Elwell Galvin Pingree Curtis Sanborn James Rogers John Gardiner Jonathan Newell Kendall Chickering John Langdon Sibley Harvard College Sibley Jonathan Farr Mr. Harding William Kingsley Reuben States John F. Locke Boston Public Library David Muzzy Cambridge Mr. Dyer Thomas Weston J. S. Moulton New England Liberal Congregational Church Stow S. Cc. Beane D. D Newburyhart Beane John Baltzby Hudson W. H. Clark Baptist Chapel Edward T. Hayward Marlboro Unitarian Church John R. Cushing Methodist Church of Today C. H. Washburn Maynard J. N. Pardee Bolton J. P. Sheare Harvard Church of Tomorrow

Impressive Funeral for English Waif Edward Adderley

Edward Adderley the 11 year old English waif who died from injuries on the steamer New England was laid to rest at Mt. Hope Cemetery far from his homeland. Sailors from the Dominion line and others attended the Episcopal service and burial with the boy wrapped in the British flag.

Edward Adderley New England Mt. Hope Cemetery America London Western Canada Boston Charlestown Edward Haven Water _ street Dominion Line Stanton H. King R. O. Roberts J.thompson 8. Edwards H. Creamer

Kitchener's Romance With Maude Gonne Revealed

London reports an extraordinary tale that Lord Kitchener proposed to Maude Gonne during a Paris meeting a decade ago. She refused to wed unless he left the army and joined her Irish crusade, and he declined. He remains a bachelor.

London Lord Kitchener Egypt Paris Maude Gonne Vhose

Stage Gossip Highlights from Boston Theater Scene

Nat C Goodwin and wife to star in When We Were 21. Conor visits Roxbury relatives. Harris feuds with Fran Furniss over Mrs Jack changes. retainer returned. Castle Square to stage Romeo and Juliet at Music Hall. Rice lands Dressler and Harrison for King Highball. Prince of Pilsen continues at Tremont Theatre. Hudson Theatre in New York announced. Midland railroad panorama featuring Chee Tor tunnel. L Estrange leads juvenile in Iris with Sothern and Loftus. Gypsy girl dancers at Austin Stone. Pauline Hall's summer home near Yonkers. wealth from comic opera. McLellan, ex-treasurer of Hall, now Bath banker. Nickelodeon hosts soubrette convention. Victoria Theatre new play Mlle Mieu by Chamberlyn.

Harry Conor Roxbury Harry B. Harris Fran Furniss Louis Harrison Tremont Theatre Henry Harris New Theatre New York the Hudson Chee Tor Keith Julian L’estrange Virginia Harned Iris E. H. Sothern Cissy Loftus Austin & Stone Pauline Hall Yonkers Pauline Erminie Miss Hall Charles McLellan Bath Nickelodeon A. H. Chamberlyn Victoria Theatre Mlle. Mieu Mlle. Cing Sous

Newport Excursion Sets Sail on July 31

Another popular Newport excursion will run next Thursday July 31 by special express train via New York New Haven Hartford railroad. Fare is 1 dollar for the round trip and the outing is described as very desirable and attractive by thousands of past visitors. Tickets are limited.

Newport New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

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