Engaging Market Wrap With Copper And Coal Notes
Wednesday evening report shows stocks holding strength with London cues lifting the market and noted buying for foreign accounts. Copper and iron stocks rallied while rumors of Federal Steel gains fueled talk. miners like Montana Coal and Coke report new bond issues to fund ovens and expansions.
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Wall Street
London Cables
Federal Steel
The
Post
Fortuna Republica
Morrill & Barker
Santa Ysabel
Houghton
Mich
Calumet & Heclas
Montana Coal and Coke Company
J. A. Coram
Butte & Yellowstone Coal and Coke Company
United States Oil Company
United States
City Briefs: Walter Falls Injured in Electric Car Incident
Walter Falls of Norn was involved in an afternoon incident while riding an electric car near Xbit Westing. no further details provided in the fragment.
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Walter Falls
Norn
Champion Caught After High Speed Flight to Boston
A man identified as Champion was arrested after a chase from West Newfield to Milford. His wife, Mrs. Champion, was captured with him. Investigators traced a brown steamer trunk marked M.C. from South Framingham to Milford as the pair moved, arriving in Boston then returning to the scene. Champion claimed he feared being summoned as a witness in the Harold Poole case and left Boston by train. Officers reported blood stains on his undergarments, blamed on nosebleeds.
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Collins
Champion
McCausland
South Framingham
Boston
Harold Poole
Somersworth
N. H
Poole
West Newfield
Maine
Milford
M. C
South Station
CHAMPION CAPTURED SPARKS WIDE FEAR IN ME WORLD
News of Champion's capture sent West Newfield and nearby towns into intense excitement. He appeared in Union New Hampshire then Farmington before heading to Boston, changing shirts amid questions about his wounds and money. His marriages, a second wife and later death of Mrs Champion No. 2, are noted along with alleged domestic abuse surrounding her prior death.
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West Newfield
Champion
Year Stevens
Union
N. H
Farmington
Taos
Central House
Boston
Perley Bennet
John Flynn
Cooper
Effingham
Alice Davis
Champion No
James Drew
Nethbors
Chamion
Margaret Ongrey
Newfield
Miss Congrey
Brighton
Champion Career of a Wandering New Hampshire Man
George Champion's varied life spans three marriages and a burglary sentence. He has worked as a digger, painter, laborer, wood chopper, farmer, and hostler, with ties to Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. Born in Effingham, New Hampshire, his youth was uneventful until a marriage near Onoire, then burglary arrest followed shortly after.
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Ras Wakefield
N. H
George Champion
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Boston
Champion
Effingham
Oniore
Nom Sona
Train Wreck Kills Six, Injures One Near Williamsport
Six men died and another was fatally injured on a logging railroad at Cammal thirty six miles from Williamsport. A train jumped the track and plunged down a 300 foot embankment, instantly killing the fireman and engineer and four Italian laborers. The locomotive and cars were smashed beyond recognition.
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Williamsport
Penn
Cammal
Gifts To Vassar Highlight June Commencement
At Vassar College commencement President Taylor announced several gifts. A $25,000 boost for the biological laboratory came from the New Mycane alumnae. An anonymous $25,000 gift, promised a year ago, was to be raised to $100,000 if possible in New England. Mrs. Caroline Atwater of Poughkeepsie doubled her Swift Memorial Infirmary gift to $22,040. An $8,000 scholarship was founded by the will of Mrs. Luther Elting Tate of Poughkeepsie in memory of her father. Mrs. Lillie R. Babbitt of Brooklyn contributed $10 to strengthen the fellowship named for her daughter.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar
Taylor
College
New England
Caroline Swift Atwater
Swift Memorial Infirmary
Luther Elting Tate
Lillie R. Babbitt
Brooklyn
Treasury
Fire injures Chief Webber and three others at Commercial Street blaze
A two alarm blaze at 91 93 Commercial Street between Clinton and Richmond caused nearly 20000 in damage. Chief Webber and two firemen were injured when slate struck him during firefighting. District Chief Cheswell took charge as crews confined the fire to the sail loft on the top floor.
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Commercial Street
Clinton
Richmond
Webber
Cadogan
Station 1
Box 15
John Hutchins
Mercantile Street
Fie
Wheeler
Mason Street
Cheswell
Pp. J. Wahl
Sense
Michael O’brien
F. J. Doe
Missionaries Dead and Marines Sent Amid China Turmoil
Four American missionaries have been killed in violence near Tsun Hua, a city about 100 miles from Tien Tsin and Pekin. The department realizes the gravity of the situation as more marines are requested by Admiral Remey for the Philippines. Reports say fighting occurred on Monday with about thirty five Chinese killed.
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Tsun Hua
Tien Tsin
Pekin
Department
China
Remey
Philippines
United States
Boxers Depredations Reported and Letters Expected
China where the Boxers are reported as committing their depredations. Letters are daily expected from both Miss Gould and Miss Orrill and when these letters are received more interesting and valuable information will be haa.
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China
Miss Gould
Miss Orrill
Haa
Remey Wants Marines for Pacific Naval Support
Navy Department receives Admiral Remey cable from Cavite noting army turnover of Cavite peninsula and Basilian Island to naval control, and desire to provide marines for Olongapo. Solace sails with 6 officers and 100 marines to Kempff, Yorktown offered to Kempff, Castine under repair at Shanghai, Austria at Canton en route to Swatow and Amoy.
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Washington
Navy Department
Remey
Cavite
Basilian Island
Olongapo
Solace
Guam
Kempff
Department
Philippines
Yorktown
Shanghai
Austria
Canon
Swatow
Amoy
Ocean warships move toward China amid Boxer unrest
The Navy reports Ork Town sailed from Shanghai for Chefoo while SoLace hospital ship with 100 Marines and five officers heads to Taku from Manila. Nashville sent 30 Marines to Tien Tsin. a supply ship and possibly the New Orleans cruiser may follow. Cable from Minister Conger notes Tuan in Pekin.
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Washington
Navy Deartment
Theorktown
Shanghai
Chefoo
United States
State Department
Shangtune Peninsula
Port Arthur
Navy Department
Solace
Manila
Taku
Waller
Nashville
Tien Tsin
New Orleans
Conger
Pekin
Tuan
Hong Kong Ships Troops to Tien Tsin
The steamship Hatien has been chartered to carry troops to Tien Tsin. It is being fitted by Terrible artificers. The troops drew field equipment today. The departure date is not announced.
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Hong Kong
Hatien
Canve
Tien Tsin
Flying Horse Squabble at Revere Beach
The Revere Board of Selectmen heard residents of the beach district unhappy with last Sunday's traffic outcome. Citizens protested the police chief actions in arrests over the merry-go-rounds. John E. O'Brien, president of the Revere Beach Improvement Association, spoke.
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Revere
Appointment of new ministers and Tsung Li Yamen leadership
The report notes the appointment of the Tsung Li Yamen president and three other ministers linked to the anti foreign party. Mr Conger questions the overall situation yet believes safety in Pekin will improve once railway guards arrive. He criticises the police for the flying horses arrest and Lynn and Boston railroad double tracking. John J Hurley voices displeasure with the police chief’s handling.
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Tsung Li Yamen
Mr. Conger
Pekin
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Ocean Avenue
John J. Hurley
Woman Missionary Murdered in Tsung Hua China
News from New York reports the murder of Dr Edna G Terry who led the Methodist Episcopal Woman's Foreign Missionary Society station at Tsung Hua China. A later message mentions Hopkins and Haynor safe, identifying other missionaries at the post including Miss Croucher of Boston. Tsung Hua lies six to seven miles north of the Great Wall about 100 miles from a major city.
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New York
Edna G. Terry
Methodist Episcopal Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Tsung Hua
China
Terry
Methodist Episcopal Board
Tien Tsin
Hopkins
Haynor
Miss Croucher
Boston
Great Wall
Pekin
Two Maine Missionaries Safe After Chinese Mission Work
Portland residents express relief as word reaches from Secretary Daniels that Miss Annie A Gould and Miss Mary S Morrill, long engaged with Chinese heathen work, are confirmed safe in the region they work in. The report, dated June 13, notes continued anxiety until official confirmation arrived.
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Portland
Annie A. Gould
Mary
Morrill
Daniels
American Board of Foreign Missions
Scratch Itching Piles Cure Promised by Dean’s Ointment
An advertisement proclaims relief from itching piles with Dean's Ointment, claiming it never fails to work. Available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
Daughter of Hero of 76 Rebecca Pratt Dies at Chelsea
Mrs Rebecca Pratt a well known Revolutionary society figure and daughter of a Revolutionary soldier died at her Washington avenue Chelsea home yesterday afternoon from old age. She was the daughter of John de Carterett a cooper who served in the commissary department during the Revolution and was born in Charlestown in 1745. She was the youngest of twenty five children born to a man who married three times.
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Rebecca Pratt
Washington Avenue
Chelsea
Pratt
John de Carterett
Charlestown
Man Fatally Injured After Fall From Car Near Cambridge
Patrick Ahern, of Somerville and sometimes Somerville address, sustained a fractured skull and multiple hemorrhages after being pushed or falling from a car near the Massachusetts avenue and emptor street corner on Saturday night. He was at Cambridge Hospital in critical condition with no recovery expected by morning. identity learned yesterday.
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Patrick Ahern
Cambridge Hospital
Massachusetts Avenue
Ahern
Seeterieres
Somerville
Everly
Combination Park Special Trotting Race at Close Finish
Last night at Combination Park a fine card featured a half mile two heat trot with five starters. Flossie R led by Lyse Sterling faced Doctor Logan and others in a tight field with close margins and a strong crowd reaction.
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Combination Park
Flossie R
Lyse Sterling
Doctor Logan
Re‘lable
Flossie B
Br. m
L. Sterling
M. Gillis
Esthistos
End of riotous street railway strike appears near
In St Louis on June 13 observers saw the near end of over a month of riotous demonstrations and bloodshed tied to the street railway strike. The inquest into Sunday's victims began, with testimony unlikely to assign blame. Federal injunctions against President Mahon and 100 others, plus union members, were continued in U S Circuit Court to June 2.
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ST. Louis
Mahon
Street Railway Men’s Union
United States Circuit Court
Strike Leader Stabbed in St Louis in Night Attack
Sherman C. Patterson president of the local street railroad men's unit was stabbed in the neck during a heated strike argument in St Louis. He was mortally wounded and Edward Canty was arrested.
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ST. Louis
Sherman C. Patterson
Street
Edward Canty
Canty
Lasell Seminary Graduates Fifteen with Honors
Fifteen Lasell Seminary students graduated with honors in a morning ceremony at the Congregational church in Burndale before more than 400 attendees. The program featured a senior procession led by Katherine V. White, a commencement address by Rev. Dr. William V. Kelley, diplomas presented by Principal Bragdon, and awards for organ, bookkeeping, cooking, and drill excellence to named graduates from multiple states and towns.
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Fair Daughters
Lasell Seminary
East Haddam
Conn
Katherine V. White
Parkersburg
W.a
Ohio Democrats Nominate State Officials at Columbus
At the Democratic State convention in Columbus on June 18 the party named Dr. R H Reemelin for secretary of state Allen W Smalley for supreme judge Ballard Yates for dairy and food commissioner J D Simpkins for State school commissioner and Peter R Brown for the Board of Public Works The platform reaffirms the Chicago platform denounces imperialism tariffs currency law and calls for anti trust legislation and a national monetary plan to ensure legal tender stable prices and safe business conditions.
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Columbus
R. H. Reemelin
Allen W. Smalley
Ballard
Yates
J. D. Simpkins
Board of Public Works
Peter R. Brown
Chicago
Porto Rico
Bryan
Naper
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Turner
Mick
National Shawmutank
Curtis & Ger
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Hartford Copper & Gold Mining Co
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S E. Leland
Erbert
Aces
Edward Leland &Co
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Herbert M. Leland
Wilder B. Wodsdon
Edward B. Leland & Co
Exchange Building
State Street
Arthur
Leland & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Herber Land
William A. Prember
New York Stock Exchange
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U.S. Steel Co
J. Ransom Bridge & von
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Continental Tobacco
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Peeweeetes
General ‘Electric
Eeee Eeveeree Nationa
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Heweas
Tenn United Proton Coal & Laat
Esi
Thomas Hodson
H. B. Cook & Co
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Hodson
Captain Evans
Eldridge
Evans
Parnell Street
Trunk
Paris
Boston Post
Penn. Road
Lean Perrins
John Duncan
QUA Warships
Tien Tein
Hospital OF the Presbyterian Pekin Mission
Miss Shaw
Hero OF
Cambridge
Chas. W. Harry
Newport
Haines
J. W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lasell
Ohio Democrats
M. G. McLaughlin
Broadway
New York City
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