Active liquidation lowers prices on Wall Street stocks
Wall Street and Boston markets faced renewed active liquidation driving shares lower amid fears of labor troubles and crop conditions. Amalgamated rose late after a sharp early drop as traders anticipated next dividends, while readings on United States Mining and copper stocks showed varied strength. Bond markets remained unsettled with money rates near 2 percent as traders watched bear pressure in several issues.
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Wall Street
Atchison
Reading
Northwestern
Chicago & Northwestern
Northern Securities
United States
State Street
Tune
Amalgamated
West
Boston
New York
Sterling Exchange
Wecrese
Wes New York
Stock Market Roundup From Boston June Market Data
The Boston market lists the day's highest and lowest sales, with closing bids for today and Saturday. Key figures and brokers are noted, reflecting a cautious session with modest gains in blue chips and uneven activity across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lakes and Streams of New England by Boston & Maine
Describes Maine New Hampshire and Vermont fishing regions with open season for bass trout and salmon. Highlights Belgrade Lakes Moosehead Sebago Rangeleys Grand Lake and more as prime spots. Encourages trips and offers descriptive books mailed from Boston for 4 cents in stamps.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
Boston & Maine Railroad
Belgrade Lakes
Grand Lake
General Passenger Department
Boston
City Officials Plan Inspection Of Fresh Pond Water System
At Mayor McNamee suggestion the Cambridge Water Board will inspect the system at Fresh Pond Weston and Stony Brook next Wednesday. About 50 city officials and newspaper men will attend. The Mayor asks for an inexpensive Woodland Park Hotel dinner and no alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamee
Cambridge Water Board
Fresh Pond
Weston
Stony Brook
Woodland Park Hotel
Mac Donnell's Shirtwaists Highlight Summer Line in Boston
In Boston the Tremont Temple store showcases a superb summer shirtwaist collection. The firm is renowned among Hub ladies for superior design and materials, and a visit this week promises rewarding selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
MacDonnell
Tremont Temple
Division 3 A O H Holds Monthly Meeting Banquet
Division 3 A O H held its regular monthly meeting on Sunday followed by a banquet and impromptu entertainment. Participants included Messrs McDonough of Division 69 Dignan of 29 Cosgrove of Division 53 and others. Griffin of Division 8 gave an address on Irish heroes and leaders including the Duke of Wellington two commodores Piarry and McDonough and General Phil Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. McDonough
Dignan
Cosgrove
Mr. Griffin
Duke of Wellington
Piarry
McDonough
Phil Sheridan
Gas Bill Before the Governor in Formal Hearing
Governor Bates held an informal hearing on the Boston gas consolidation bill with counsel for J. N. Doherty and gas interests represented by Widder, Peabody & Co., and Gaston, Snow & Saltonstall. Hearing was private. Governor’s decision expected by Thursday. Senator Nye protests senatorial courtesy after a bill on cottages at Rutland sanitarium passed without him present. In Senate actions, savings bank office bill passed and a general amendment to widows’ payments bill was sent to the House. House swiftly passed several measures while Senate lagged, taking about two hours to finish the calendar.
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Bates
Boston
Fix
Charles ©. Engstrom
J. N. Doherty
Robert O. Winsor
Widder, Peabody & Co
Snow
Gaston, Snow & Saltonstall
Singstrom
Nye
Ways and Means
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Rutland Sanitarium
Fitzgerald
Senate
Savings Bank Commissioners
Dyar
Suffolk
Osgood
Worcester
Thelouse
Metamora sets fresh port record with 170400 pounds of fish
The Boston schooner Metamora led a record catch at T wharf, delivering 170,400 pounds of mixed fish from the Western Banks after three weeks at sea. The haul included 130,000 hake, 30,000 cask fish, 10,000 cod and 400 halibut. Skipper John Robbins sold 30,000 pounds hake at 1 1/4 cents and kept cod for potential higher prices.
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T Wharf
Boston
Thomas McManus
John Robbins
Gloucester
Thomas W. Knight
Robert
Arthur
George H. Lubee
Caviare
Teresa
Alice
Juniata
Galatea
Dorothy
Haddock
Ingram
T[luron
North Latitude
West Longitude
Penobscot
Boston & Maine
East
South Ferry
Rosario
Nonine
Stevedore Thomas
Mystic Pier
Europe
Lincoln’s Wharf
Nahant
Clyde Hner
Jacksonville
Frederick de Bary
New York
Michael O'Brien
Ocean
Taurus
Boston Towboat Company
Texas
Batavia
Triton
Weehawken
Forest Belle
Thomas L. Parker
J. H W. Rutter
Charles F. Dannenberg
Longwharf
Pioneers Gather for Fifth Annual Newspaper Circulation Meet
The National Association of Managers of Newspaper Circulation held its fifth annual convention at the Westminster Hotel in Boston. H J Fitzhardinge Berkeley chaired as about 150 members attended. Thomas Downey of the Boston Globe welcomed all and outlined a busy program. Afternoon papers covered technical topics, and a Boston outing included a theater visit to The Chinese Honeymoon at the Colonial Theatre. A group photo in Copley Square and a dinner at Bass Point were planned for the day, with many members accompanied by wives and families guided by Mrs. Thomas Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Managers of
Westminster Hotel
H. J. Fitzhardinge Berkeley
The
Commercial Tribune of
Cincinnati
Thomas Downey
Boston Globe
Boston
Boston Post
Colonial Theatre
Boston Playhouse
Copley Square
Bass Point
Taft replies to Miles report on famine in islands
Washington June 8 The War Department released Governor Tafts reply to Miles statements after his last year visit. Taft notes drought locusts and cattle loss from rinderpest, cites immunization needs for 10 000 carabao, says transports unlikely to help and 12 14 coast guard vessels can move rice, purchases rice in Oriens, and indicates famine danger not as severe as feared.
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Washiington
War Department
Taft
Miles
Benquest
Leutenant
Oriens
United States
Islands
Manila
Two Railroad Stations Robbed on Sunday Night
The Forest Avenue and Mattapan stations of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad were broken into Sunday night. Money drawers and slot machines were rifled, yielding only small sums at each station. The breaks are believed to be the work of boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Avenue
Mattapan
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Cleveland to Spend Early Summer Fishing at Tyringham
PITTSE ELD June 8 Grover Cleveland plans a quiet early summer at Tyringham Berkshire vicinity to fish trout while Brooks run low. He will occupy a comfortable house and may be joined by Mrs. Cleveland and the children. Cleveland, famed for trout and bass fishing, first fished Tyringham in 1891 and will follow Massachusetts fish laws. He will stay near Richard Watson Gilder, a fellow fisherman and neighbor.
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Pittse Eld
Grover Cleveland
Tyringham
Cleveland
Massachusetts
Richard Watson Gilder
Mr. Gilder
Stately Wakiva Yacht Caps East Boston Arrival
The Wakiva, a newly arrived foreign built steam yacht, ties at 2 National dock in East Boston under Captain Spinney with an American crew. Built at Leith for Mr. Cox of Brookline Mass, she left Southampton 12 days ago and paused at Fayal and Province Town on the journey, like other Scotch built yachts with an overhanging bow and stern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leith
Scotland
Cox
Brookline
Mass
Spinney
National Dock
Boston
Southampton
Provincetown
Shipping News Miniature Almanac June 9
Sun rises 4 07 a m sets 7 19 p m length of day 15 hours 12 minutes moon risen high water 11 15 p m arrived steamers Pinemore Colpitts Ant werp May 27 Turbin Knudson Sama Cuba with bananas to W W & Co etc Cleared steamers Turbin Sama Cuba Mora Louisburg C B Nantucket Baltimore via Norfolk Chattahoochee New York barkentine Stephen G Hart Waldoboro Me Waldare Gear River Katharine D Perry Clark's Cove Me Norfolk Va Alice Holbrook Kennebec Philadelphia Edna Donovan Elizabethport tugs Dudley Pray Coffin New York with barges Rondout Troy from Weehawken John G Chandler Guilmet Portsmouth Paoli Chase Philadelphia with barges Boyd Malvern Richmond Snow Newport News Va barge K Kentucky for Lynn Mass Carlisle Robinson Philadelphia with barges Alaska Hammond Burnside Latter for Plymouth Wind southwest State of Maine for St John NB via Portland Eastport James S Whitney New
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Pinemore
Colpitts
Antwerp
Turbin
Knudson
Sama
Cuba
R. Noyes
Mora
Boulter
Louisburg
C. B
Cheronea
Swatridge
Progreso
Mex
Old Dominion
Burton
New York
Orion
Hillary
Newport News
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
Wakiva
Spinney
Southampton
Eng
Fayal
Josephine
Robinson
Bear River
N. S
Gazelle
Warner
Port Gilbert
Mary Sandford
Macdonald
Charleston
8. C
Ellen M. Golder
Chase
Philadelphia
Ruth Robinson
Theall
Port Liberty
Charles L. Jeffries
Perth Amboy
Edna
Donovan
Elizabethport
Dudley Pray
Coffin
Rondout
Troy
Weehawken
John G. Chandler
Guilmet
Portsmouth
N. H
Paoli
Boyd
Malvern
Richmond
Snow
Kentucky
Lynn
Carlisle
Alaska
Hammond
Burnside
Plymouth
Nantucket
Baltimore
Norfolk
Chattahoochee
Barkentine
Stephen G. Hart
Waldoboro
Waldare
Gear River
Katharine D. Perry
Clark’s Cove
Yorks barkentine St. Croix and fleet bound for Lynn
A Philadelphia sailing convoy lists vessels including the barkentine St. Croix and ships C. W. Dexter Otranto and Kennebec plus tugs, barges, and four masters. The fleet travels from Philadelphia toward Lynn with several tows to Portland and Plymouth, Mass.
Memorial Observatory To Be Erected On High Rock
Lynn June 8 The Item publishes a communication signed P. who subscribes 500 toward a 50 000 fund to erect an observatory on High Rock as a monument to Lynn's first settlers. The writer suggests a 100 foot high tower.
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Lynn
High Rock
The Tyfold Collar for Adjustable Neckties
The advertisement explains a collar cut on each side to adjust a necktie without springing the collar. It keeps the tie in place, hides the cut-out part, and tucks the tie over the button for invisibility. Summer comfort and style are promoted with Cluett Brand 25c, Arrow Brand 15c, from Cluett Peabody & Co.
Mrs Thayer Sues For Insurance On Husband
Mrs Edward M Thayer, widow of a man who died recently, sues John Hancock to recover 150000 from life insurance policies totaling over 470000. Suit returnable July 6. Up to now 70000 has been paid. Some companies await Judge Wood’s decision on cause of death after examination of the dead man’s stomach and organs to determine if poisoning or heart disease caused death. Companies paid include Equitable 6000, New York Life 5000, Home 500, Massachusetts Mutual 1060, Mutual Benefit 5009, National 2000, State Mutual 10000, John Hancock 10000, Ancient Order of United Workmen 0.
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Edward M. Thayer
John Hancock Company
Jor. Wood
Nal
Draper
Equitable
New York Life
Home
Massachusetts Mutual
Mutual Benefit
National
State Mutual
John Hancock
Ancient Order of United Work- Ben
Half a Dozen Mothers Fight for Orphan in Probate Court
In Boston a guardian dispute over a 12 month old boy pits bakers David Kerr of Roxbury and Thomas Henry of Chelsea against Violet Kerr and the child’s grandfather John Iserr. Judge McKim names Thomas Henry guardian after emotional scenes. appeals loom as bail is debated.
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King Solomon
Judge McKim
David Kerr
Roxbury
Thomas Henry
Chelsea
James Kerr
James
Henry
Violet Kerr
David
John Iserr
Boston
Edinburgh
Scotland
Kerr
Bonnie
Miss Ixerr
Violet
UNCLE SAM NOT TO LOSE JOHN J. SULLIVAN'S SERVICES
A Boston court heard the case of John J. Sullivan a 26 year old deserter who claimed to return to Navy service after joining 15 months ago Police and probation officials arranged Sullivan to be sent to the navy yard and turned over to the Wabash ship commander Sullivan had been convicted in several drunkenness cases and asked the court to allow him to rejoin Uncle Sam The district attorney argued to preserve his naval service until inquiries could be made
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Superior Criminal Court
John J. Sullivan
South Boston
United States Navy
Navy
Uncle Sam
Sughrue
Keefe
Sullivan
Navy Yard
Wabash
Receiver Appointed for Bay State Gas Co of Delaware
In U S Circuit Court Judge Lowell appoints George W Pepper of Philadelphia as receiver in Massachusetts for the Bay State Gas Company of Delaware. Pepper was earlier named receiver by Judge Dallas on May 26. The judge reserved right to vacate the decree on short notice and will issue Pepper's decree at 9 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Lowell
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
Pepper
Dallas
Sherman Whipple
Whipple
Husband and Wife Held on Manslaughter Charge
J. T. Curry and his wife of 10 Davis street were held in 5090 each for the grand jury charged with manslaughter in causing the death of Miss Margaret Padden on May 30. After hearing the prosecution case Judge Parmenter ruled a case had been made out. Attorney Dennison made a strong plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Curry
Davis Street
Margaret Padden
Parmenter
Dennison
Rog ers Pleads Guilty On Furnaces Theft In Chelsey Case
In Superior Criminal Court yesterday Francis A. Rogers admitted stealing three furnaces sent from Chelsey. He sold them to a junk dealer for seven dollars though valued at thirty five each and received a two year term in the House of Correction. Also jailed were Joseph H. Portland for one year on jewelry larceny, Alexander Hanson for one year for breaking a drug store window during a theft, George Coyne for five to eight years as a notorious thief, and Simon Joyce for six months amid his known drinking habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Francis A. Rogers
Chelsey
House of Correction
Joseph H. Portland
Alexander Hanson
George Coyne
Simon Joyce
Peninsular
Worcester judge commits Eric Mackay to asylum after grand jury no bill
Judge Bishop sent Eric Mackay to the Worcester asylum following a grand jury finding no bill after evaluating his sanity. Mackay had assaulted three clerks at United Drug Co on Leon Street Roxbury last month. doctors Jelly and Larsen deemed him insane, prompting the jury to take no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Bishop
Eric Mackay
Asylum For the Insane
Worcester
Mackay
Ienry Holbrook
United Drug Company
Leon Street
Roxbury
Gra Grand Jury
Greek surgeon held on assault charge in Dedham case
Dr Timotheus Taminasian of Tremont Street was held in 5000 dollars bail to the Superior Court by Judge Parmeter for an alleged assault on Josie Mc Leod a stenographer of 28 Upton Street. Police Sergeant Manning of the Dedham Street station made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie McLeod
Upton Street
Timotheus Taminasian
Tremont Street
Parmenter
Manning
Dedham Street
Nahant To Celebrate Semi Centenary With War Vessels
Nahant plans a July 13 celebration with a wartime harbor demonstration including battleships. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge will be the orator, with Secretary Moody and Massachusetts delegation attending. A parade of sea and land forces will proceed, ships to be illuminated at night, and President Roosevelt may attend. Public funds raised privately to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahant
Henry Cabot Lodge
Europe
Moody
Massachusetts
Congress
United States
Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
North Abington Man Otis Brown's Death Investigated
Abington June 8 An autopsy shows Otis Brown of North Abington died from a blow behind the left ear following a May 31 Nantasket Beach outing and an intoxicated arrest. State Detective Pratt is on the case. District Attorney French notified. Brown leaves a widow and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington
Otis Brown
North Abington
Brown
Nantasket Beach
Metropolitan Police
French
Randolph
Pratt
Ward 23 Democratic Club Hosts Washington Street Smoke Tar
The Ward 23 Democratic Club invites all to a smoke social at their quarters on Washington Street Forest Hills tomorrow evening. Speakers include Hon James A Gallivan and Hon Thomas Dowd plus others. An elaborate music program is planned by the arranging committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 23
Democratic Club
Washington Street
Forest Hills
James A. Gallivan
Thomas Dowd
Palmer Tablets Promise Kidney and Nerve Relief
Advert panel touts Palmer Tablets as a quick cure for weak kidneys back pain fatigue mood insomnia and headaches. Claims direct action on kidneys and nervous system with a 50 cent box price and a deal of 12 boxes for $5 plus a guarantee. Lists multiple pharmacy locations including Walk Brintels Drug Co Dewey, Putnam, Klein's Tremont and Boylston, Sawyer Tremont/Hollis corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Walk Brintels Drug CO
Dewey Sai B. P- Brad
Bury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
PO Putnam
School St
Washington St
BF. Eaton
Sti Klein's
Tremont and
Boylston Sts
Sawyer
Tremont
Hollis
Petition to erect and use fag&18 engine at 18 Fred Street Charlestown
The Building Commissioner of Boston records a petition from J G B Lewis of 18 Fred Street Charlestown seeking permission to erect and use fag&18 engine in a building at 18 Fred Street Ward 4. The petition is ordered to publish a ten day notice to all interested parties for written objections, with publication in the Boston Post, by order Acting Commissioner Hugh Montague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Boston
Fred Street
Ward
Charlestown
Mass
City
Old Court
Touse
Boston Post
Hugh Montague
Refrigerators at Albee's on Blackstone Street
60 second hand family store and restaurant refrigerators offered at cheap prices. damaged new ones available. Albee's at 99 Blackstone Street mentions affordable options for households and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albee's
Blackstone St
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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Lis Hocking Coal See Foo
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International Powerational Biscuit Wees
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Bonanza
Oston Land
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Bos & Maine
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Sly Cop
Cumber Tel
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Franklin
Ono
Klee
Oyren Electric
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Lass Electric Mae
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Shannon
Swift & Co
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Victoria
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Reir Guide Co
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Sponden
Haioht& Fr Aah Co
Boston, Mass
Division 3’S Entertainment
Shipping News
Wind Southwest
State of
Yorks Barkentine St. Croix
Annapolis
N. C
C. W. Dexter
Calais
Otranto
Bangor
Samuel Dilloway
Kennebec
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Baronet
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Stroudburg
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Hurnside
Tamaqua
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Richardson
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Ariel
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Concord
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Cluett
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BAY State Gas CO
Little Town
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