Early Strength and Late Reversals Hit Stock Market
Wall Street opened with strength from the prior day’s failures and a hopeful outlook. Gains faded late as leaders like New York Central and Atchison pulled back, while speculative buying persisted in coalers and rail shares. Amalgamated and copper issues rose, with analysts noting potential small-firm suspensions and a cautious outlook for further market strength.
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Wall Street
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Union Pacific
Talbot J. Taylor & Co
Southern Pacific
Evansville & Terre Haute
Colorado Fuel
Utah Iron Company
Boston
New York
Call Mone SC Ciseiveesce
Paraan Exchanges
Porignccs
State Street
Lawson
Amalgamated
Calumet
Bingham
Centennial
Franklin
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Osceola
Parrot
Utah
Wolverine
Allouez
Daly-West
Mass
Old Dominion
Shannon
Trinity
U. S
Victoria Mining
Winona
American Telephone
New England
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Electric
American Woolen
Massachusetts Gas Common
Massachusetts Electric Common
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
Pere Marquette
London
Copper Range
Sugar
Baltic
Luce Defends Caucus Hours In Boston Election Plan
Representative Luce of Somerville endorses the Luce caucus act and the 6 am to 4 pm caucus hours in Boston. He argues early voting reduces fraud, aids results, and reflects city conditions while noting suburban Republicans and downtown Democrats share concerns about turnout and working hours. Other cities may set noon to 9 pm, with Boston leading the change.
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Luce
Somerville
Boston
Baltimore
Commonwealth
Fall River
Lowell
Lynn
Gate tender Cleary Held for Grand Jury
James F. Cleary gatetender at the Freeport street crossing Dorchester was arraigned on manslaughter charges after a July 4 accident in which a wagon of the Boston protective department was struck by a train and Driver Duffy was killed. He pleaded not guilty waived examination and was held in 500 dollars bonds for the grand jury. Counsel John F. Cusick appeared.
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James F. Cleary
Freeport Street
Dorchester
Boston Protective Department
Duffy
Churchill
John F. Cusick
Miss Ella May Clemmons Opens Catholic School for Chinese and Japanese
Miss Ella May Clemmons sister of Mrs How ard Gould opens St Ann s School in San Francisco Chinese district the first Catholic Sunday school for Chinese and Japanese here besides a weekday kindergarten tied to religious instruction in the new venture
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San Francisco
Cal
Ella May Clemmons
Howard Gould
St. Ann’s School
Dividend of $1.50 per share declared by company
William R. Driver, treasurer, announces a cash dividend of $1.50 per share to stockholders of record at the close of business July 31, 1903. The transfer books will close August 1 and reopen August 14, 1903. Dividend payable Saturday August 15, 1903. July 22, 1903.
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William R. Driver
Boston Market Bon ts Ex Dividends and Holdings Report
Listing shows ex dividend status and rights. Total sales include listed stocks 28762 shares rights 10807 bonds 47000 unlisted stocks 20512 shares. Installment payments and assessments noted.
Relief Steamer Fails to Reach Blue Nile Expedition
Mail from Addis Ababa dated July 5 reports the expedition led by W N MacMillan of St Louis to map the Blue Nile for a trade route to the Mediterranean was abandoned. A British relief attempt from Khartoum reached Roseires but failed due to very low water. Isidor Morse, son of the late Leopold Morse of Boston, accompanied MacMillan.
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Addis Abeba
W. N. MacMillan
St. Louis
Blue Nile
Mediterranean
Khartoum
Roseises
Sennar
Isidor Morse
Leopold Morse
Boston
Mr. MacMillan
Castoria Advices for Child Health This Spring
Parents seek the best remedy as children recover from a harsh winter. Castoria is touted by physicians and fathers of large families as a safe, vegetable preparation that aids digestion and sleep without narcotics. Medical journals warn against harmful tonics and endorse Castoria for gentle, lasting relief in children.
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Charles H. Fletcher
William S. McCann
Omaha
Neb
Castorra
Castoria
Dr. McCann
Hall
Journal of Health
Swiss Flag Unfurled Aboard New Brunswick Harbor Sailing
A 10 30 a m excursion of the steamer New Brunswick from Battery Street marks a patriotic event with the first Swiss flag to be ceremoniously unfurled in Massachusetts Bay. Caspar Berry, Boston’s notable Swiss-born citizen, will help raise the flag as Swiss and city groups attend. Meals are available on the boat and the public is invited. Tickets cost 75 cents with a return around 6 p m weather permitting.
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New Brunswick
Battery Street
Massachusetts Bay
Caspar Berry
Boston
William H. May Dies at Pawtucket Brain Fever
William H. May aged 41, superintendent at Blake Manufacturing Company in Fast Cambridge, Massachusetts, died at his home in Pawtucket today after a three week illness. He was well known among New England foundrymen. He leaves a widow and five children.
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Pawtucket
William H. May
Blake Manufacturing Company
Cambridge
Mass
New England
Hull Old Home Week Draws Crowds at Nantasket Beach
The Hull Old Home Week celebration opens and attracts large crowds to Nantasket Beach and Nantasket Point. Steamboat service from the Bay Line Wharf at 400 Atlantic Avenue runs nearly hourly, offering a comfortable and inexpensive way to reach event sites during the week.
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Hull
Nantasket Point
Ellery H. Clark
W. D. Eaton
Amherst College
New England
James J. Haley
Dummer
Cheorgetown College
Joseph A. Riely
University
Georgetown
Bartholomew Sullivan
Walter
I P. Hubbard
Richard M. Walsh
Harvard College
Yale
Geo. A. Neville
St. Joseph A. A
Cambridge
Wharf
Atlantic Ag
Pr. M
Hull & Boston
Moran Beaten by Walthour at Revere Track
Bobby Walthour, the Southern flyer, defeated Jimmy Moran by a mile and a half on the Revere cycle track despite Moran’s fast start. Walthour led from the first mile, faced a protest over pacing, and finished 19 laps ahead as Moran crashed but remained uninjured. Open 10-mile race and one-mile handicap results noted with multiple riders and times.
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Bobby Walthour
Revere
Jimmy Moran
Moran
Chelsea
Walthour
Tenzler
Schultz
Bob Schultz
Bill Tenzler
MacLean
Fred White
M. T. Dove
Adam Beyerman
Beyerman
J. J. McKinnon
GO. L. Kimball
L. A. Stoughton
Stoughton
Kimball
A. B
Ralph Wyatt
E. L. Collins
Matt Downey
J. 8. Grant
Sermon Honors Pope Leo XIII at Cathedral
A cathedral sermon lauds Pope Leo XIII as a great modern leader and virtuous pope. The text praises his intellect, universality, and devotion, noting his aim to do good and teach by example. An extraordinary ceremony followed, granting five absolutions in a rare service.
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Leo XIII
Leo
Christ
Peter
Pope Leo XIII praised for unity and reform impact
A tribute lauds Pope Leo XIII for unifying the world through calm, principled leadership. His charitable work spans labor, Christendom reunion, and global outreach while his pontifical rites featured elaborate ceremonial rites and haute music with Thomas J. Hurley as soloist.
Portland Mourns Pope Leo in Cathedral Memorial Mass
The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Portland Maine hosted a requiem for the late Pope Leo with a distinguished attendance. Governor Hill and staff, Captain Parker of the U.S. Army, and British vice consul John B Keating attended in full regalia. Protestants filled the house alongside Catholics as Bishop O Connell delivered an emotional tribute reflecting his personal connection to the pontiff. The service drew Maine church leaders, convent nuns, and the diocese officials amid a packed, reverent scene.
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Portland
Maine
O'Connell
Happy honeymoon funded by Webster’s bankrupt sale
A letter from Harry bragging of saving $500 and furnishing a new home at half price from Frank E. Freeze’s bankrupt sale of Webster, Cook & Co. furniture at 1 to 9 Washington Street. The note praises reliability and urges friends to shop the sale for extra honeymoon funds.
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Penelope
Frank E. Freeze
Webster, Cook & Co
Washington Street
Harry
Wolf's Clothier Adopts Dramatic Price Breaks
Before relocating to the new wing at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets, Wolf's My Clothier offers steep price concessions. A large, eager crowd has formed to take advantage of the sale as the store nears completion.
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Wolf's
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Newport Excursion Train From South Station July 30
On Thursday next July 30 a special train will depart South Station at 9 30 a m arriving Back Bay 9 34 am via the New York New Haven Hartford line. Tickets are limited and priced at one dollar for the round trip.
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Back Bay
New York
New Haven,& Hartford Railroad
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