Market Report Shows Uptick in New York Trading
Wednesday's trading revealed improved prices and volume in the New York market with steady average prices. Local activity remained light while coal strike uncertainty lingered, though progress toward factual settlement was noted in discussions involving President Roosevelt.
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New York
Roosevelt
Amalgamated
Old Dominion
Mohawk
Utah
Osceola
Shannon
Trinity
Webby Meyer
Dillaway
Washington
Missouri Pacific
Sturg
Sturgis & Co
Market Summary From Boston Trading Floor
Boston reports today’s top and bottom sales figures along with closing, bid, and asked prices. The bulletin lists prices across securities traded, reflecting daily market activity.
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Boston
Monkey Drill Highlights First Brigade Camp Day at South Framingham
In South Framingham on June 11 officers and men of the First Brigade trained in field work and defense. The Sixth Regiment practiced attack and defense while the Second followed its drill schedule. Notable parade performance earned praise for Companies A, C, and F. A special monkey drill showcased daring horseback stunts. Governor’s Day approaches with camp closing on Saturday as the 1902 tour ends.
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South Framingham
First Brigade
South
Framingham
Thest Brigade
Darling
Clark
John G. Hagberg
Worcester
Brett
Crack Company A
Hagberg
Boston
Ellen
Sweetser
Accient
Goldsmith
Battery C
Light Artillery
McMillan
Chegley
Coombs
Jeff
Murphy
Kerd
Jefferson
Hine
Walnut Hill
Massachusetts
Sea Girl
N. J
Sixth Regiment
Wakefield
Staite Militia
McMahon
Ronan
Post
Carpenter
Mathews
Duchesney
United Mounted Arms
Dalton
Sturgeon
Blood
Boles
Old Guard
Perrins
Kerrison
I. R. P. Walton
Cavalry
Quigley
Chelmsford
Sullivan
Benyon
Bordman Hall
Mathew
Assessment Paid on Diverse Securities Totals
The record notes a Px-dividend and payment of assessments on total sales listed stocks 8451 shares and bonds 97500, plus unlisted stocks 4958 shares and bonds 5000. The item confirms settled status of the assessment.
Taapken Stingel Wedding at Church of the Ascension
Miss Johanna Stingel daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis J Stingel married John R Taapken at Church of the Ascension East Cambridge Rev Robert Walker officiated The bride wore white mull over taffeta with lace and carried a pearl clasped prayer book Attendants included bridesmaids Miss Louisa Stingel Miss Julia Taapken and flower girls The groom's brother Louis A Stingel Jr served as best man Honeymoon planned for Niagara and Buffalo then Montreal and New York They will live at 229 Holland Street West Somerville 150 relatives attended reception in church vestry
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Church of the Ascension
East Cambridge
Johanna Stingel
Louis J
Mage
Thorndike Street
John R. Taapken
Louisa Stingel
Julia Taapken
Alice Stingel
Amelia Taapken
Louis A. Stingel, Jr
Fred Taapken
Wiliam Young
Alice Pierson
Fred Pfluger
David Henderson
Wiliam McAllister
Fred Spindler
Philip Stingel
California
Stinger
John Taapken
Niagara
Buffalo
Boston
Montreal
Harvey—Campbell
Joseph F. Harvey
Nellie L. Campbell
Steyrick
Julian Street
Roxbury
Minnie Ryan
Bdward ‘Harvey
Mrs. Harvey
Doctors Failed. Green of Canandaigua Ends Kidney Bleed
BH N Green recalls kidney bleeding years ago that no doctors could curb until Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy halted the flow. The ad claims the remedy purifies blood through the kidneys, restores strength, and offers trial samples by mail from Rondout New York with 560 cent and 1.00 dollar bottle sizes.
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BH. N. Green
Canandaigua
N. Y
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N.Y
Hale Westcott wedding in Hartford on Sigourney Street
Miss Lilian C Westcott daughter of the late Edward Gardiner Westcott married Philip Hale of Boston today at her mother's Sigourney street residence in Hartford. Ceremony performed by Rev Dr Edward Hyerett Hale father of the groom assisted by Rev Joseph H Twitchell. Only immediate family attended followed by a small reception.
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Hartford
Conn
Lillian C. Westcott
Edward Gardiner Westcott
Sigourney Street
Philip Hale
Boston
Edward Hyerett Hale
Joseph H. Twitchell
Asylum Hill Congregational Church
Wardwell Kendricken Wedding Held Quietly in Roxbury
Miss Mary Pauline Kendricken, daughter of the Hon Paul H Kendricken, wed Harold Porter Wardwell yesterday at St John’s Roman Catholic Church Lawrence avenue. The absent formal ceremony followed a February bereavement. The couple plan to reside in the city after a brief wedding breakfast at the Kendricken home.
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Mary Pauline Kendricken
Paul H. Kendricken
Roxbury
Harold Porter Wardwell
Paul Joseph Kendricken
Arcchial
St. John’s
St. John’s Romanatholic Church, Lawrence Avenue, and the Rev. Garrett J. Barry
Lillian Crawford Brown
Dorchester
T. Fred Stoddard
Wardwell
Brown
Stoddard
Kendricken
John M. Kendricken
Charles D. Thomas
Peoria
Ill
Maple and
Schuyler Streets
Elm Hill
Ms. Wardwell
Wedded in Dorchester Charles L Stevens Marries Lilly Cram
Charles L Stevens postmaster of Clinton and Lilly B Cram were wed at the bride’s mother’s Dorchester residence 86 Edson street in a ceremony attended by many friends. Rev Charles L Page officiated. The couple plan to reside at 106 Cedar Street Clinton after a wedding tour.
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Charles L. Stevens
Clinton
Lilly B. Cram
Edson Street
Dorchester
Cram
Florence I. Brown
Concord
N. H
Eugene H. Jaquith
Charles L. Page
Dudley Street Baptist Church
J. Franklin
J. Kingsbury
Ames Duckering
Charles W. Cousens
Stevens
Cedar Street
Drummer Boy of Shiloh to star at Boston Theatre next week
John Craig has been engaged by the G A R committee to play the leading role in The Drummer Boy of Shiloh at the Boston Theatre next week. Lavinia Shannon of Castle Square Theatre Company leaves her post due to health. Robert Rogers and Louise Macintosh plan a Bayville cottage summer near Port Hawkesbury after recent engagements.
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John Craig
Shiloh
Boston
Lavinia Shannon
Castle Square Theatre Company
Robert Rogers
Louise Macintosh
Bayville
N. S
Port Hawkesbury
Kor
Symphony Hall
Irene Perry
Mrs. Orchard
Liverpool
Merry Maidens
Kennebunkport Me
Wagner
Tremont crowds applaud Prince of Pilsen nightly in Boston
The Tremont thrives with nightly crowds for The Prince of Pilsen as Manager Rarage guides capital performances. Lily Coleman scores as Nellie last Monday, and The Defender at the Columbia delights audiences with music, wit, and lavish stage settings. The Geisha at Boston Music Hall also captivates, likely running a month. The Ironmaster charms at Castle Square.
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Tremont
Prince of Pilsen
Rarage
Lillian Coleman
Nellie
Columbia
Defender
Ainty
Boston Music Hall
Geisha
Daly’s Theatre
New York
M. Olnet
Castle Square Theatre
Boucicault
Colleen Bawn
Eva Williams
Jay Tucker
Keith
Driftwood
Young Swan
Austin & Stone’s
Nickelodeon
Bright Brothers
Combination Park
Bass Point
Nahant
Nahant Line
Lincoln Wharf
Battery Street
North Ferry
Norumbega Park
Ed F. Reynard
Reata Winfield
Farnum and Nelson
Quigley Brothers
Conway
Held
Professor Miet
Charles River
Lowell
Lexington and Concord
Boston
iArington Heights
Buffalo Bill
Abbot Russy Wedding In Beacon Street Home
Miss Barbara Viol Russy and Philip H. Abbott were married last night in a Beacon Street parlor ceremony officiated by Rev Dr Howe. The gown was white satin with lace and diamond jewelry. reception displays tall with gifts from family and firm connections.
Palmo Tablets Promise Rosy Health For Women
Nervous pale weak women are urged to try Palmo Tablets to become strong and lively. The ad claims faster looks and youth with a money back guarantee. Each box costs cents with a dozen boxes guaranteed free. Sold by Walker-Rinell Drug Co and multiple local druggists at Dewey Street, Washington Street, and nearby corners.
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Walker-Rintell Drug CQ
Dewey Et F. Bradbury
Washbington St
H. Putnam
Washington St
C. Eaton
Klein's
Corner Kn Ace
Boyston
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad Claims One Day Cold Cure
An old advertisement touts B. W. Grove for the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets that promise to cure a cold in one day, priced at 25 cents. The box features the name B. W. Grove as a condition of authenticity.
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Parasc. Ps. Starat
Baycates
Hancock
Lake Superior
Houghton
Mich
Fay
Centennial
Old Colony Railroad
Charles Ayden
Mayilen, Stone & Co
Dominion Coal and
Dominion Iron and Steel Properties
Dominion Coal
New England Gas and Coke Company
Curb Stock Exchange
Bay State Gas
Boston Consolidated
Boston Mining and Stock Exchange
American Rotary
Jupiter Steel
Horton Basket
National Smelting
Coeur d’Alene
HEATH
Boston Stock Sales
Bell
Fts & M
Western T & T Bs
Allouez Minin Sain
Amalgamated Am Pney
Sree Mining
Bingham
Bonanza
Boston & Maine
Ak Continental Minee
Page von. Eee
Stu
Haieut & Freese
Boway
State St
T. E. Marr
W.H. H. Quartermaster
John F. Harvey
H. P. Clapp
Dom Coal
Do Iron & Stee
Edison el’ Sateen
Elmee
Gen Electric
Franklin Mining Sneer
Guanajuato
Houston
Elec Ee
Mass Electric
Mont O & O
Shannon Mining
Trinity Mining
Union Pacific
Eevee
United Fruit
United SM
Wwe Ee
Us Kant
Uteb
Neintag
Victoria Mini
West End St
Winona Mining
Wyandot Mining
NEW York Stock Exchange Railroads
Clos
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Eene
Chesapeake & Oweeetee
Great Western
Chicago
Chicago Ter & Trans
Colorado Southern
Denver & Riot Grande
Eden
Illinois
National RR of
San Fran
Suku
Inest
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Hocking Eee
International Paper Ee
International “Power Ciascult
Eee National National AG
Ple
Paliman Palace
Oer Republic Steel
Ee Coal & Iron
Louis J. Stingel
West Somerville
Purdy
David Vid Kennedy
Edward Everett Hale
Lillian Westcott
Castle Square
Russy
Barbara
Philip
Abbott
Back Bay
Dr. Howe
Brookline
Beacon Street
J. Ll. Abbot
Riverbank Court
Cambridge
Frederick Russy
Bernard Beinecke
I. M. Hart
Louis Brett
Anton W. Russy
Frederick Walker
E. G. Kramer
Louis Auerbach
J. L. Abbot
A. C. Lawrence
Charles Bong
William Oswald
Lawrence
Frederick Kaulbach
Excelsior Umbrella Manufacturing Company
B. W.' Grove
Olumba
A. H. Chamberlyn
Blanche Ring Sandol Millike
Edith Eldridge
Maym Kelso
Amy Ashmore
Paula Edward
WD Dennee
Alexander Clarke
Cook Tremont
Pixley
Luciera
Dorothy Morten
Jno
W. Bransone
Arthur Donaldson
Louise Montrose
Eve’ts
Wed. & Sat. Mats
William G. Stewart
Augustin Daly
Julius Steger
George W. Leslie
H. W. Frederick
Arold Blake
Frances Miller
Clara Palmer
Bessie Tannehill
Arthur T.arnes
Edna Hunter
Madison Smith
Castle Sucaver
Music Hall
Castle Square Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
Ocenry
Jack Tucker
Iynzmaphon
Gustav Strube
Haymarket
Austin & Stone
Jie
Tremont Rew
THE
Philippine Water
Country Club OF the
Ipswich Street
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Boylston
Village Square
Country Club
Hotel Touraine
Boston Cadet Band
Newton
Wellesley
Commonwealth Ave
Boston Street
Palace
Paul Revere
Park Street
Sullivan Square Terminal
L.”’ Rine
Lexington & Boston Street Railway
Lexington
Mass
Fea Street Railway Co
Newtonville
Point OF Pines
Ascensio
Emily Cage
Lynn Cadet
Davis
Rustie Theatre
Patrice—Ford
Dot West
Comstock & Co
Sully
Italla
Pauline
Strahan
Joseph Fark
Lyan
Somerset
Miss Abbot
Anton W. Bussy
Iss Abbot
Caleb Chase
Mra
W. L. Terhune
Thomas Riley
Ga Vaughan
Galen Stone
Rollin Jones
W. BE. Worcester
Andrew Winslow
W. Tracey
James Ralph
Maura
Atlantic City
Ri Tap
Crescent Cardens
Revere Beach
Rustic Theatre
Ens
Harry Leclair, Basted O A
Burke Bros. & Co
Robinson & Grant
M Flower
Auburndale
New England
Quigley Bros
F. Reynard
Conne
Heid
Mict
National League
South End
Columbus Avenue
Walpole Street
Ghigago
Connelly
Adams House
J. Bernard Dyllyn
O Maitland
Smart
Williams
Sullivan Sq
Citizens
Faneuil Hall
Trades Unions of
Charlestown Navy Yard
BAY State Lodge
Nes Acne
J. W. B. Willey & CO
Point of Pines Hotel
Revere
Edward W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Philadelphia
Sorensen
Otis Wharf
Atlantic Ave
B. Co
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