Market turns higher on broad stock demand with copper rally
Wall Street reports continued heavy buying as prices rise across the market on deals exceeding a million shares. Bond prices gain with stocks and short interest weighs on Boston sentiment amid talk of a bear panic. Copper leads a strong commodities push with improved urban demand and new mine developments boosting outlooks in the cananea, nacosari, and moctezuma districts.
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Judge Bosson Rebukes Police Liquor Spotter in Chelsea Court
In Chelsea Police Court Judge Bosson scolded Special Officer Melcher for overstepping duties in securing evidence against illegal liquor sellers. Hostler Michael White testified he could obtain rum with or without a license, betting Melcher, who challenged him to buy a half pint. White produced the liquor, Melcher arrested him, and the judge dismissed defense testimony, delivering a sharp rebuke.
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Bosson
Melcher
Michael White
Union Park
White
Mike
Police Seek William H. Jefferson Missing From City
Boston police search for William H. Jefferson who served 10 days on a vagrancy and begging charge. Arrest day he drank 15 glasses of milk and behaved as intoxicated. His mother Mrs. S Jefferson of 958 Second Avenue South Brooklyn has asked for help locating him.
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Boston
William H. Jefferson
Deer Island
S. Jefferson
Second Avenue
Brooklyn
Judge orders government to furnish defence particulars in embezzlement case
Judge Bishop in the Superior Court yesterday ordered the government to provide the defense with details concerning checks and orders alleged to have been embezzled. The matter under dispute comprises three counts in the Moody Merrill case.
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Bishop
Moody Merrill
Demand Steady Prices Firm
New York reports from June 12 describe a steady demand and firm prices despite an eventful week. Stock markets fell, cotton rose near 1890 highs, floods hit East St. Louis, drought broke on the Atlantic coast, and labor troubles eased in New York City building trades. Bradstreet notes improving crop, weather, and labor conditions with higher iron production and robust railroad earnings, while wholesale activity remains cautious and weekly failures edge up.
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R. G. Dun & Co
East St. Louis
Atlantic
Bradstreet
Ingeborg Hogland Sues for Breach of Promise
Ingeborg C. Hogland sues Charles A. Johnson in the third Superior Court session for $10,000 claiming emotional injury from a broken promise to marry, with November 1896 set for the ceremony. Percy A. Bridgman represents Hogland, J. F. Adams and Stebbins & Storer defend. evidence to begin Monday morning.
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Justice Bell
Ingeborg C. Hogland
Charles A. Johnson
Percy A. Bridgman
J. F. Adams
Stebbins & Storer
East Boston Carnival Seeks Materials for Grand Bonfire
Thomas J. Giblin, chairman of the bonfire committee, invites Boston businessmen and residents to donate materials for what is billed as the greatest bonfire in Boston. Donors should notify Gordon Mackay at the carnival headquarters in East Boston.
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Thomas J. Giblin
East Boston Carnival Association
Boston
Gordon Mackay
East
Wales Gets Five to Seven Years for Scams Denounced by Sughrue
John H. Wales alias William H. Jones was sentenced to five to seven years in the State prison with one day in solitary confinement. Assistant District Attorney Sughrue urged a harsh punishment, calling Wales a common and notorious thief who preyed on the needy during coal shortages and marketed false coal schemes. Wales’s counsel asked for leniency, noting his client’s age. The judge confirmed Wales is 65 years old.
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John H. Wales
William H. Jones
Manning
Sughrue
Mississippi
Mr. Hurley
Pease Appears in Charlestown Court Over Disturbance
John W. Pease of 17 Essex Street Charlestown faced three charges after a disturbance at his home. Arraigned in Charlestown court he received nine months in the House of Correction and a $10 fine, then appealed. He testified he was not drunk and used iron pincers in self defense after Officers Hoy and Kneeland entered his room.
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John W. Pease
Essex Street
Charlestown
James J. Hoy
Perley C. Kneeland
Pease
House of Correction
East Boston Woman arraigned after revolver assault
Mrs. Annie Judge was arraigned in East Boston court for assaulting Mrs. Annie Bogan with a revolver during a neighborhood dispute. The incident occurred at the Judges home on Jeffries Street where the Bogan woman allegedly enter ed to reproach the man over maltreatment of the Bogan boy. The case was postponed to today.
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Annie Judge
East Boston
Annie Bo- Zan
Judge
Jeffries Street
Jim
Sunday Religious Services and Lectures Across Boston
A long list of Sunday church services and lectures across Tremont, Washington, Berkeley, and adjacent streets. Notable events include Rev. H. O. Hiscox preaching at Tremont Temple on Is Jesus the Christ, and Dr Hiscox at 7:80 p m Prosperity and Decay. Also speakers Hezekiah Butterworth, Deacon L. Rhodes, Rev L B Bates, and Rev. Dowie among others. Numerous Sunday schools, concerts, and special services fill the day at churches and halls including First Baptist Commonwealth Ave, Dudley Street, Clarendon Street, Berkeley Temple, Old South, and More with free seating. Also spiritualist gatherings at various halls and temples and patriotic lectures in Boston locations.
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H. O. Hiscox
D. SD
Albany
N. Y
Jesus the Christ
L. H. Rhodes
Hiscox
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
C. Dixon
Dpd. D
Hezekiah Butterworth
Dixon
Professor Case
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Newley
D. D
Samuel Freuder
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Sunshine
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
L. B. Bates
East
Boston
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
William S. Kelsey
Sarna S. Snow
O. M. Wentworth
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Robert R. Bishop
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George A. Gordon
Christian Catholic Church
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New England
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Susie M. Lewis
Annie May Whitten
Lillian Tortorella
B. B. Barnes
Fred Perkins
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George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
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Haydn Ladies
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
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First Church
A. J. Coleman
Theodore Parker
Parker Memorial
Makers of International Sunday School Lessons Coming Next Week
Editors and writers of the International Lessons will be hosted at Tremont Temple by Boston pastors and Sunday school leaders. A three day Clifton conference precedes the reception, with Samuel B. Capen presiding. Prominent locals and national editors will attend the 12:30 to 1:15 luncheon and 1:15 pm addresses on How the Bible May Be Taught in the Home.
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