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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1902

Page

8

Prices Rally In Last Hour On Copper And Stocks

Tuesday evening June 10 saw renewed stock market activity after weeks of dullness. Amalgamated rose to 69 from 681-2, Copper Range advanced to 581-2, and American Telephone climbed to 1751-2 as brokers anticipated a coal strike settlement. Investors noted easier copper prices yet warned most buys must include wider spreads, while calls money remained quiet and time money showed modest demand.

Gates Wall Street Amalgamated Lake New York Metal Exchange Judgin American Telephone Rutland New York New Haven & Hartford Atchison Common Paul Northwest Central of New Jersey Canadian Pacific Toronto Montreal Canada

Massachusetts Tech Confers 203 Degrees in Commencement

Huntington Hall hosted the Mass Institute of Technology ceremony as 203 degrees were awarded. Eleven engineering majors featured thesis extracts, with President Pritchett praising scholarship as a path to citizenship and a reception following the event.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Huntington Huntington Hall Pritchett American University and Technical School Tech Charles A. Sawyer, Jr Louis S. Cates R V. Brown Charles W. Kellogg L. 5. Miller

Nantucket Church Gift From Miss French Consecrated Today

Nantucket marks the consecration of a new Episcopal church edifice funded by Miss Caroline L. M. French of Commonwealth avenue. Bishops Lawrence Codman and Sodman, with clergy, attend the service led by Bishop Lawrence. the cost reached about 40000 dollars and the church memorializes the late Jonathan French.

Nantucket Church Caroline French William Lawrence Sodman Nantucket Lawrence Codman Caroline L. M. French Commonwealth Avenue Boston Episcopal Church

Union Label Fight Endangers July Fourth Parade

INSIST ON UNION LABEL LYNN June 10 The fight by labor unions over using the union label on city printing threatens the July 4 parade. Invitations lacking the label were rejected, then typewritten invitations on plain paper were ignored. Union printers say contracts go to the lowest average bidder, with figures kept by City Hall officials but not released, letting a reform ring run parade printing.

Lynn Central Labor Union

Market notes from Boston exchanges and stock sales

On the Curb Exchange Bay State Gas sold at 8 cents and Dominion Tron and Steel preferred at 9 percent. Boston Mining and Stock Exchange reported 4460 shares traded including Horton Basket at .59, Bay State Gas at 8 90, Guanajuato at 3.916, Coeur d Alene at 43 4, Jupiter Steel at 2.821 2, Exlipse Oil at 65, Rotary Ring at 8 73 8, National Smelting at 13 8, and Mashell at .09.

Curb Exchange Bay State Dominion Tron and Steel Boston Mining and Stock Exchange Horton Basket Bay State Gas Guanajuato Coeur d'Alene Jupiter Steel Heath

Boston Markets Report On Daily Bond Prices

Boston on June 10 reports the day’s highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices for metane ba Aaa securities. The brief market note lists price ranges and spreads for local traders.

Boston

Button firms merge to form United Button Company

Williston and Knight Company of Easthampton sells its plant to United Button Company a Delaware corporation with capital of 1000000 deeds recorded in Hampshire county. The United Button Company includes Newall Brothers Manufacturing Springfield and Boston Button Company and will control 40 percent of the country’s covered button output and 40 percent of pearl button output. A mortgage to Security Trust and Safe Deposit Company of Wilmington Delaware secures $750000 gold bonds due 1932.

Northampton Williston and Knight Company Easthampton United Button Company Delaware Hampshire County Newall Brothers Manufacturing Springfield Bostonutton Company Security Trust and Safe Deposit Company of Wilmington Del

Eunice Gorman Held on Slaying Charge

Eunice Gorman of 19 Harrison Avenue was arraigned before Judge Wentworth yesterday morning charged with manslaughter in the death of a four month old child named Shen on June 1. She was held for the grand jury in bonds set at 3000 dollars.

Eunice Gorman Harrison Avenue Wentworth Shen

Travelers urged to book between the fifteenth and twenty first

Passengers planning near term journeys are advised to start travel between the 15th and 21st of the month. Beekman at 235 Washington Street Boston offers substantial savings if trips are scheduled in these dates. Sleeping car tickets secured and baggage checked to destination. Telephone 1279 Main.

Beekman Washington Street Boston Main

Stage and theatre notes from Boston and New York

Driftwood and Skinny's Finish draw attention at Keith's Austin Stone's reels feature Young Swan showcases a python tank at Austin Stone's. Lillian Lawrence returns to Boston after leading roles in Denver and Washington. John Craig and Charles Sullivan relocate to Castle Square and Jefferson Theatre Portland. Odell Williams dies after five months illness. The Show Girl ends at Wallack's. Lulu Glaser back in Dolly Varden. Rostand accused of borrowing from multiple sources in Cyrano dispute. TM

Driftwood Eva Williams Jack Tucker Keith Young Swan Austin & Stone Nickelodeon Lillian Lawrence Boston Denver Elitch’s Garden Castle Square Theatre Miss Lawrence Castle Square Lafayette Square Theatre Washington John Craig Charles Sullivan Austin & Stone's Jefferson Theatre Portland Odell Williams Squire Bartlett Dolly Varden Herald Square Theatre New York Edmond Rostand Cyrano de Bergerac Burgundy Ragueneau Roxane Cyrano Christian Arras Gascony Eberle Gross Chicago Les Romanesques Smithson Jefferson City L’aislon Tom’ Sambo Springfield Ill la Samaritaine Augustus Wonnacott Hartford Conn Virginia House of In Louisiana Joan of Arc New Orleans

Eight Hour Law Extension Debated by Senate Panel

Washington June 10 Senate education and labor committee heard John OConnell president of the National Association of Machinists defend a House bill to extend the eight hour law to contractors on government work. OConnell said many eight hour firms compete with longer shifts and cited no profit complaints. He said the act should carry out the original law's aim covering government contracts.

Washington Senate Committee On Education and Labor John O'Connell National Association of Machinists House O’connell J. O'Connell

Middlesex Club Outing and City Events Highlight Boston Day

The Middlesex Club executive committee enjoyed an outing to Point Shirley aboard a port survey boat to view the Cunard Saxonia and toast Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner who sail for Europe. The party dined at Hotel Taft. Committees were named to nominate officers for month end elections, including Judge Kennedy and John Carr among others. Tufts Tower Cross Society held its Beogue at Young’s Hotel with 20 attendees and speakers led by R. B. Coolidge.

Middlesex Club Point Shirley McCarthy Cunard Saxonia Henry Turner Europe Turner Hotel Taft Judge Kennedy Newton Hoag Chelsea John Carr Fernald Melrose Wilmot R. Evans William H. Dyer Samuel O. Upham Waltham Goddard Lowell Cooks Brighton Frederick Tease Fast Boston George FE. Smith Harbor Commission Mr. Heag Kennedy James Reynolds John Haskell Butler Seeley Port Tower Cross Society Tufts College Young's Hotel R. B. Coolidge M. E. Sturtevant I. R. Kent Charles Bean I. R. Bancroft William Price

Shaw Addresses House in Boston Visit

Ex Governor Shaw of Iowa and U S Treasury Secretary spoke in the Massachusetts House amid subway debate. He praised Massachusetts and Boston, joked about planting and fall work, and was escorted out by Speaker Myers to hearty applause after sharing brief remarks on short legislative sessions.

Shaw Iowa United States Treasury Maine Crane State House Myers House Iowa Statesman Schofield Malden Massachusetts Boston

Through Pullman Cars Expanded in Bos ton & Albany Schedule

Boston and Albany R A adds through Pullman sleepers with new summer timetable starting June 15. Sleeper runs daily except Sunday from Boston to Niagara Falls arriving at 6 30 am. another run to Lake Placid on Mon Wed Fri. Pittsburg sleeper departs 10 45 am reaching 6:00 am next day. Parlor car line to Saratoga reinstated June 23, depart 8 30 am arriving about 4 20 pm.

Adventure Allonez Mining Amalgamated Tel & Tel Boston Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Franklin Mining Maine Mont Bos Minald Nh&h Osceola Mining Pere Maronette Phila & Reading Phenix Mining OS Pullman Co See Neee Rhode Island Min Rutland Seattle Elec Pref Shannon Mining Ae So Pacific Eee E Ewes Trinity Mining Union C. L & Min Union Pacific Do United Fruit United Shoe M U S Mintretfs U S$ Ol U S Steel Utah Mining Serene Victoria Mining West End Land Western Tel & Tel Winona Mining Wolverine Pittsburg Saratoga

Notable Theatre Highlights From The Prince of Pilsen and The Geisha

Lilian Coleman shines as Nellie Wagner in The Prince of Pilsen at the Tremont with Mr. Heron as Francois and Miss Peeples as Edith. Frances Miller, star of The Geisha at Boston Music Hall, earns repeated encores for Song of the Goldfish and related numbers, while The Defender dazzles at the Columbia with fine scenery and a strong cast.

Lilian Coleman Nellie Wagner the Tremint Mr. Heron Francois Miss Peeples Edith Frances Miller Asia Columbia

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