Market Quiet With No Pressure In Open Trading
Wall Street opened generally lower but rallied into the close as traders tested price trends. Copper stocks show strength amid limited buying, while copper and metal markets reflect cautious demand. money markets remain tight with no broad stock pressure and a waiting market stance.
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Ontario & Western
Amalgamated
F. A. Heinze
New York
The
Waldorf
Butte
Europe
Lake
Boston
Ecess Eee
State Street
Itc
Utah
Tamarack
Wolverine
Dominion Coal
Dominion Ifron & Steel Company
Boston Elevated
Ennis & Stoppani
Granger Group
Masters’ and Pilots’ Association
Milwaukee
Western Railorads
Commission
New England
Miss Florence Mason Weds Arthur Carpenter in Melrose
Florence Helen Mason, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Waldo Mason, married Arthur Lawrence Carpenter at Highlands Congregational Church Melrose. Rev Burke Leavitt officiated with maid of honor Christine Macdonald and best man A S Carpenter, the groom’s brother. Bernice Maxwell acted as flower girl. ushers included Eugene C Stetson Dr Charles E Derby Roswell W Sawyer George Flint and William S Allen.
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Charles E. Derby
Roswell W.,sawyer
George Flint
William S. Allen
U. S. Watch Factory at Waltham Plans Two Week Vacation
Notices posted in Waltham announce annual vacations at the United States watch factory and the American Watch Tool Company. The U S factory will close Saturday July 2 for two weeks, with machine department and related trades kept at work. The American Watch Tool Company will suspend operations indefinitely.
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Waltham
United States Watch Factory
American Watch Tool Company
Tool Company
MacDonnell's Tremont Temple Store Ad To Run Next Sunday
The Post announces an upcoming advertisement from MacDonnell's Tremont Temple store slated for publication next Sunday. The notice highlights the ad as well worth reading for readers seeking timely shopping opportunities.
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MacDonnell
Tremont Temple
Cunarder Ivernia Sails From Boston Largest Stream of Passengers
With nearly 1300 aboard the Cunarder Ivernia departed Boston Harbor for Liverpool marking the season’s largest outbound steamer. Of the travelers 853 were in second and third class, and a festive scene with British and American flags and floral tributes accompanied the voyage. Prominent passengers include F N Ackeroyd Mrs Ackeroyd Miss A Florence Allen Gerard Bement W Curtis Benedict George P Bates J R Blennerhasset Mrs Frederick B Carpenter Mrs H H Campbell R L Cumnock Henry R Dalton Miss Emily A Fifield Mrs Henry S King Charles Lowell Mrs Alexander Martin Rev Dr F A Noble Mrs P Nerney E N Porter J H Rodgers J Rodgers Rich and William Sully.
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Liverpool
Boston
F. N. Ackeroyd
London
Gerard Bement
Chadwick Lead Works
W. Curtis Benedict
Providence
R. I
George P. Bates
J. R. P. Blennerhasset
Frederick B. Carpenter
Colonel Carpenter
H. H. Campbell
Dedham
R. L. Cumnock
University of Chicago
Henry R. Dalton
Emily A. Fifield
Henrys. King
Dorchester
Paris
England
Charles Lowell
Alexander Martin
F. A. Noble
P. Nerney
Attleboro
E. N. Porter
J. H. Rodgers
Memphis
Tenn
Norfolk
Golden harvest for fishermen at T wharf port day
A record mackerel haul at T wharf with three seiners delivering large catches. Lena and Maud brought 15 000 fresh fish and 350 salt barrels valued at 9 cents and 90 dollars respectively, Ralph Hall matched, Natalie J Nelson logged 14 460 fresh and 340 salt barrels totaling 4361. Fresh fish went to pier, salt sold in Gloucester and East Boston. Largest fleet of the year at the port.
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Lena
Maud
John McFarland
Ralph Hall
Frank Hall
Natalie J. Nelson
Joshua Stanley
Gloucester
Nelson
Boston
Cronin Sentenced Five to Seven Years in State Prison
Salem reports John Cronin of North Andover was convicted of assault with intent to murder Mary L. Gillispie on March 28, 1902. In Superior Criminal Court Judge Wait imposed a five to seven year term, noting a prior conviction a year earlier.
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Salem
John Cronin
North Andover
Superior Criminal Court
Mary L. Gillispie
Wait
Priesthood Day Observed At Brighton Seminary
A large distinguished Catholic clergy gathering marked Priesthood Day at St. Johns Ecclesiastical Seminary in Brighton. A solemn high mass at 10:30 featured Rev. Father John G. Harrington as celebrant with deacon Rev. William Toohig and sub deacon Rev. Walter Roach from the student body. Archbishop Williams attended the services.
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St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary
Brighton
John GC. Harrington
Lynn
William Toohig
Walter Roach
J. J. Chittick
Hyde Park
Archbishop Williams
Secretary Cortelyou Visits Immigrant Port Inspection
Secretary George B. Cortelyou and Commissioner-General Frank P. Sargent inspected the immigration department at the port touring detention camp on Long Wharf and docks at East Boston and Charlestown. Cortelyou praised how immigrants were handled and commended Colonel George Billings. He declined to discuss politics or future recommendations until returning to Washington. The officials will proceed to Halifax and then Buffalo to conclude their inspection tour.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Frank P. Sargent
Department of Immigration
Long Wharf
Boston
Charlestown
Cortelyou
George Billings
Post
National Republican Committee
Colonel Billings
England
London
Washington
Frank Sargent
Francis Weaver
Halifax
Buffalo
Nine Fishermen Rescued After 36 Hours in Thick Fog
Nine crew members from the Ida M. Silva of Gloucester were rescued thirty miles off Chatham by the Julia Costa and Sea Fox after 36 hours adrift in heavy fog. They landed at T wharf aboard the Costa and Sea Fox as the Silva arrived in port with flag at half mast. Most men are Portuguese and spoke in their native tongue, with Captain Joseph Silva among the several responders. Provisions were shared and each rescued man received $35 from Captain Silva as they recounted their harrowing ordeal and search efforts.
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Gloucester
Chatham
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Julia Costa
Sea Fox
T Wharf
Silva
Joseph Silva
Joseph Gray
Annie Perry
Joe
Boston
Post
Woman Sues L Despite Waiver in Bridge Accident Suit
Judge Bishop presides as Mrs Helen Duggan sues the Elevated Railway Company for 25000 dollars alleging her husband was assaulted by a motor man on July 22 1899 in Cambridge on Massachusetts Avenue. The company denies and cites a release signed by husband and wife claiming the plaintiff did not know its nature.
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Rice
Bates to Be Honor Guest at Waltham Banquet
Waltham June 7 The annual ladies night of the Waltham Business Men's Association will be held in Maynard Hall Thursday evening Governor Bates will attend with Senator Edward L Cal lender and Representative Guy A Ham The party will be welcomed by Mayor Harvey with a pre banquet reception This will be Bates first official visit to the city since becoming governor.
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Waltham
Waltham Business Men’s Association
Maynard Hall
Bates
Edward L. Callender
Guy A. Ham
Harvey
Governor Bates
Suit Against the L Unfolds After Arlington Collision
Alexander Campbell sues to recover 50000 from the Elevated road for injuries from a collision with a North Packing Company wagon he drove in Arlington on January 27, 1902. North Packing Co. seeks 1000 for injury to their horse and wagon. Medical evidence links Campbell to mental disturbance and epilepsy. Trial ongoing.
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Alexander Campbell
North Packing Company
Arlington
Malden Mourns Ex Mayor Elisha Converse Day Of Mourning
Malden observes day of mourning for former Mayor Elisha Converse. His body lies in state at First Baptist Church from 11 to 1, with a funeral at 2:30 led by ministers Moss Hiscox Albion. Schools close and Converse factories suspend. Memorial service planned by a city committee including Mayor Dean and ward representatives.
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Elisha
Converse
First Baptist Church
Charles H. Moss
H. O. Hiscox
D. D
Albany
N. Y
J. F. Albion
Portland
Dean
Charles L. Dean
James Pierce
John M. Devil
C. O. Walker
H. E. Turner
Aaron ©. Dowse
Charles Schumaker
William A. Hastings
Roxbury Policeman Kenney Found Dead at Home
Patrolman John F. Kenney of Roxbury Crossing Station 10 was found dead in bed yesterday morning from heart disease at his home on 3145 Washington Street. He had served 23 years in the police service.
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Roxbury
John F. Kenney
Roxbury Crossing
Washington Street
Will Prevent Crowded Boats At Summer Port
Secretary Cortelyou of the Department of Commerce and Labor ordered this port to curb overcrowding on large regular and excursion steamers. The collector and surveyor will carry out the order as plans are formulated this week to prevent packed passenger vessels.
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George B. Cortelyou
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cortelyou
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