The Walking Delegate Gains Momentum at Tremont
The Walking Delegate enters its second week at the Tremont with a strong reception and a promising summer run. Elsewhere, Alabama closes at Castle Square tonight as Robertson's comedy Caste featuring Horace Lewis steps in Monday. Veriscope Corbett FItzsimmons pictures draw crowds at the Boston Theatre amid daily showings.
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Lesson of the Failures and Rising Retail Distribution
R G Dun reports May failures smaller in manufacturing and trading than recent years with some sectors like general stores and iron showing notable activity. Retail product distribution is unusually large, while farm markets show no clear improvement. cotton prices stay flat and corn shipments surge amid a still brisk but uneven industrial demand.
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Corbett's Column Promotes Hats and Hospitality
The column urges readers to remove ulsters for the season and avoid blocking traffic by wearing light attire. It promotes Union Hat Company for straw hats and Cook's cafe for lunches. It notes France has erected about 800 monuments and 127 committees are collecting funds for more.
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Searle Disinfectant and Insect Powder Promises Odor Elimination
Housekeepers troubled by insects are urged to use A. L. Searle's latest improved disinfectant and insect powder. It instantly destroys odors and prevents any insects from remaining in treated areas.
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Transatlantic Cable to Link Brest and New York
A new cable planned for this summer will span 3250 nautical miles between Brest and New York. It is expected to be the longest ever laid with an estimated total weight of 11,000 tons including its envelope. Four large ships will be used to stretch the line across the ocean bed.
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Class Day Hats At H. W. Downs Company
The H. W. Downs Company at 169 Tremont Street offers an elegant line of class day hats for street girl graduates. The new selection aims to delight each maiden and provoke comments like how cute and lovely the hats are.
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Night Poet Sings in Philadelphia Dream
A poet in Philadelphia sings softly at night and admires the stars. The verse laments a genius forced to sleep outdoors, dreaming of a meadow of white daisies beneath the night sky.
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Wealth through weekly savings at co-operative banks
The piece argues wealth comes from economy and weekly saving. It notes the co operative banks at 987 Washington street with secretary Mr. F. E. Burbank offer special inducements for savers and invites calls or letters for circulars with full details.
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Balloon experiment shows unintended ascent by professor
Professor Baynard of Nashville demonstrates a balloon that carries him to an unwanted area, a feat previously achieved by other balloonists.
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Up-to-date piano chairs on Boylston street
Pianists should not be flattered by delicate touch but may admire A M Leland's modern piano chairs at No. 120 Boylston Street. The chairs are praised for comfort and style and offered in a wide variety.
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Whispering man with axe rumor sparks caution
A cryptic note from E. A. Corbett warns readers to watch a quiet man who may hide a dangerous plan. The line urges caution and restraint while suggesting intrigue behind calm appearances.
Commander Deane Responds to Resolutions at Fall River
Department Commander John M. Deane says Brockton Post 13 misquotes him and garbles his remarks. He asserts no rancor and notes he will uphold duties and rights as department commander while urging Post 13 to elect delegates to retain Grand Army ties.
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Bulls In Control On Market Upturn And Oil Prospects
Friday market recap notes buoyant and active trading as London buys U. S. securities to offset gold exports. United States Oil climbs to 12 3 4 with four new wells planned, western belt proving prolific. Tamarack declares an 8 per share dividend while Boston & Montana and sugar stocks attract buyers amid bullish sentiment. Pinkham reports railroad talks to Old Dominion mine, Harris lode sale, Quincy output rise, and Franklin stock expected to surge with continued mining activity.
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West End Conductors Drag Plaintiff In Slugging Case
J. Thomas Lee sued the West End railroad in Superior Court for 25 000 alleging an assault by a car conductor on February 3 1834. He says he was dragged along Washington street after refusing the fare charge as the car began to move. Medical experts testified to serious injuries but disagreed on extent.
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Almanac of Maritime Listings and Day Lengths
Miniature almanac notes sunrise 4 08 am sunset 7 17 pm day length 15 hours 9 minutes moonset 11 03 pm high water 2 00 am 2 45 pm. Steamers Gallia Spero Willowdene Eldora William Jones Ira D Sturgis R Carson bark Alice and schooners Charles Noble Simmons Jesse Barrow are listed with destinations and ports from Green's Landing to Halifax and New York.
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Consul Rights in U S Court Case Over Contract
I R Raymond of New York sues D T Timagenis Greek consul in Boston for 14170 breach of contract. Timagenis argues U S law bars suit in state courts. he may be sued in federal court. Judge Dunbar took the matter under advisement.
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Proposals for Boston coal 1897 public bid notice
Boston announces proposals to furnish coal to city buildings and departments for the ninety days starting July 1 1897. About 2600 tons broken coal egg coal stove coal 1500 800 and 2000 Cumberland coal for police fire boats plus 1200 tons Cumberland coal for steam and smithing uses. Bids due June 5 at 2 pm read publicly. information daily 1 to 2. Right to reject any or all proposals. FRED B. BOGAN upt Public Buildings Dept.
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