Shannon Makes Sharp Recovery In Early Trading
Wall Street reports a mixed session with initial large buy orders lifting several stocks before prices paused and the market grew dull. Shannon rose on strong institutional buying while other issues, including Isle Royale and Amalgamated, finished mixed as analysts note easing earnings and shifting short-covering dynamics.
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Trade dull says trade dull agencies say
New York June 3 R G Dun Co weekly review of trade notes interruption of industrial progress due to holiday labor conflicts and bad weather keeping trade somewhat unsatisfactory. Money market remains easy and merchants prepared for a quiet season with few mercantile failures. Bradstreet reports mixed crop prospects and a May business volume below expectations with 194 failures for the week ending June 2 compared to 157 last year.
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Weekly Review of Trade
Bradstreets
Colored preacher asserts Saturday as Sabbath
W B Crowley of Chicago preached at the Church of the Saint of Christ on Woodbury street arguing Saturday is the true Sabbath since God began creation on the first day counted as Sunday. He said the week starts on Sunday and charged Saturday as the biblical Sabbath, drawing firm audience agreement.
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Chicago
Church of the Saint of Christ
Woodbury Street
God
Fore River Strike Off. Yard Settled
June 3 in Quincy reports the Fore River Ship and Engine Company strike settled. The Shipwrights Caulkers and Joiners Union has declared the strike off and most workers have returned to duties. The remainder will return next week.
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Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Rotary Ring Unlisted Securities
Lithgow Maher & Co of Boston at 16 State Street handle unlisted securities for Rotary Ring. The office appears to be a financial service or broker listing and promoting non listed investment opportunities for clients.
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State Street
Boston
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Boston Testimony
Boston residents publicly endorse Dean's Kid ami Pills with dozens of letters and statements. J H C Downing, a grocer, reports years of kidney pain and loins strain relieved after a dose or two, with no recurrence for over a year. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is U S agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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Hanson and
Tremont
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Rumor Debunked on Dock Plans for New York Agency
There is no foundation for reports that New England Superintendent J F Masters of the Dominion Atlantic Railway would move to New York to run a new agency for the line, which will operate the steamer Prince Arthur between that port and Yarmouth and Halifax N S. Masters remains at Long wharf as Munson line handles metropolis bureau.
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Masters
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Cohasset
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Buenos Ayres
Boston & Maine
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Shipping News Miniature Almanac Update
Shipping note from the miniature almanac details rise and set times, daylight length, and moon phase. Numerous vessels arrive or depart including Republic from Liverpool, Iberian Brigage from Manchester, and numerous ships with cargoes to and from Halifax, Charlottetown, Portland, and New York, among others.
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Anthony
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Perry
Machias
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Cobden Centenary Rally Backs Free Trade in Boston
The American Free Trade League marked Richard Cobden’s birth centenary with a Boston Hotel Vendome gathering led by Charles Francis Adams. Speakers denounced tariffs, urged open exchange, and recalled Cobden’s role in keeping Britain from intervening in the Civil War.
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Louis Ehrich
New York
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Cobden
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The Isle of Spice Shines at Globe Theatre Season
The Globe Theatre leads Boston summer scenes with The Isle of Spice, praised for bright music clever comedy and fetching femininity as it opens its fifth week. The Colonial Theatre presents The Serenade as opening attraction, with The Queen of Laughter planned for next week and a new plot by Kaplan and Goodwin. The Boston Theatre closes its season with Girls Will Be Girls, while plans for The Enchanted Isle and other diversions fill major venues downtown.
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J. Cheever Goodwin
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Firemen May Strike All Coast Lines
James T. Mahoney, secretary of the Atlantic Coast Firemen's Union, said 18,000 men may strike if steamship companies do not grant demands. The action would affect every coast-plying steamer from Portland Maine to New Orleans, with more men possible through sympathetic action.
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James T. Mahoney
Atlantic Coast Firemen’s Union
Portland
New Orleans
Tangier Turmoil Eases as Officials See Hopeful Signs
Paris June 3 reports indicate Tangier concerns easing as Mahomed El Tor reforms emerge. Officials express cautious optimism amid shifting tension and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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Tangier
Mahomed el Tor
Tangier Crisis Diplomat Proposes New Release Plan
Res, the Sultan of Tangier representative, refines his strategy to win freedom for Messrs. Perdicaris and Varley. The approach, believed acceptable to the Sultan and Raisull, the brigands chief, aims to secure a peaceful release without further conflict.
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Lehigh Coal Strike Planned in Panther Creek Valley
In Tamaqua on June 3 a meeting of the three anthracite district boards was called for Monday to inaugurate a general strike of about 5000 workers employed by the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company in the Panther Creek Valley. The gathering will take place in Lansford.
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Prentiss Wins Harvard Tennis Championship
Prentiss yesterday won the Harvard tennis championship on Jarvis Field defeating J. M. Morse by scores of 6-3 8-4 6-2. Prentiss showed a fast net game and brilliant moments during the match.
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J. M. Morse
Wallace May Succeed Jones In State Senate
President George R. Jones will not seek re election leaving a new Senate president to choose. Republicans consider Senator William F. Dana of Newton or Hon George R Wallace of Fitchburg, a wealthy businessman cautious about running again. Wallace faces pressure to reconsider his declination as party leaders seek a strong and capable successor.
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George R. Wallace
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Will Harvard Stop Cheering Aboard the Crimson Debate
Harvard students weigh whether to curb organized cheering at athletic events. The Crimson surveyed authorities including Dr. Nichols Cameron Forbes the football coach Carl Marshall and class presidents. Most favor keeping organized cheering but making it courteous and sportsmanlike to praise good plays rather than force victories.
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Harvard Crimson
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Dr. Nichols
Cameron Forbes
Carl Marshall
Crimson Eleven
Yamagata Named Commander in Chief of All Japanese Forces
A Tokio dispatch to the Daily Express reports Field Marshal Yamagata has been appointed commander in chief of all Japanese forces in the field. He is expected to move to the Liaotung district soon.
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London
Tokio
Daily Express
Liaotung
Denies Trouble With Symphony By Boston Musicians Union
President Kingman of the Boston Musicians Union states there will be no trouble with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. He notes 60 members are unionized and the union rule against playing with non union players does not apply due to high wages and generally favorable working conditions.
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Boston Musicians’ Union
Boston Symphony Orchestra
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