Stock Market Day Ends Quiet After Mixed Deltas
June trading in New York showed irregular advances with St Paul Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific rallying then retreating while Atchison and Wisconsin Central posted gains in the afternoon. Amalgamated Copper surged on unconfirmed settlement reports, Missouri Pacific declared a dividend, and banking and corporate activity dominated news with Vermilye & Co and Westinghouse announcing moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Atchison
Chicago
Wisconsin Central
Texas Pacific
Illinois Central
Amalgamated Copper
Heinze
W. R. Vermilye & Co
Boston
Congress Street
Mr. Co. N. Starbuck
City of
Messrs
Harvey Fisk & Sons and
Vermilye & Co
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Commercial National Bank
Appleton Building
Liberty Square
Water Street
Chamber of Commerce
Missouri Pacific Meeting
Denver
Mipes
Accembley Et "Tres Company
Bunker Hill
Boinge
Butte & Boston
Boston & Montana
Levize
General Electric
Sprague
Westinghouse
Boston Financial News
Westinghouse Company
Uie Aula
Beresford Miller wedding in Providence
The Hon William Beresford son of the late Lord Decies of England wed Miss Florence Miller daughter of Dr Gardiner L Miller of Providence at St Stephen's Episcopal Church. The ceremony was quiet with intimate friends, and the couple will reside in England after a stay in Canada.
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Providence
R. I
William Beresford
Lord Decies
England
Florence Miller
Gardiner L. Miller
St. Stephen's Episecopal Church
George McClellan Fiske
Beresford
Esfords
Bally
Ork
Ise Miller
Lord Strathcona
Cited Patent Ointment Claims Instant Relief At Drugstore
A jagged ad-like line claims an ointment provides instant relief and cures a condition, urging readers to visit a drugstore for relief at 60 cents. The misspelled note suggests the product is marketed as a cure and claims long-term sufferers can be helped.
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Dean's
Ang Drag Store
Wakefield Presses Water Works Purchase Bill in Legislature
Wakefield proposes to buy its water works via Bill 1331 now in the Senate after House passage. Representative Dean argues the plan ends high water rates and allows future supply from the metropolitan district or private sale while court arbitration fixes the price if needed. The issue ties to Stoneham and past municipal water plant deals, with Wakefield aiming to unify ownership and spur growth.
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Wakefield
Dean
Senate
Wood
Woburn
House
Committee On Water Supply
Crane
Stoneham
Wagg
Dean of
Post
Sypreme Court
Massachusetts
Gloucester
Quincy
Newburyport
Wakefield Company
Diamond Pin Theft At City Day Parade
During yesterday's celebration Dr. Ed M Webb of 419 Boylston street watched the pageant near the Waverley House as Harry Fleming 29 from New York allegedly stole a diamond pin from Webb's shirt front. Inspector Wise and Private Detective Appleton reported the incident and Fleming faces court this morning on larceny charges.
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ED. M. Webb
Boylston Street
Waverley House
Harry Fleming
Inspector Wise
Appleton
Harry
New York
Garland's Body Recovered After Lake Search
Medford reports the body of 17 year old Chester Garland from Somerville was found in Myatic Lake at 10 in the morning after he and two companions were rowing on Friday. He fell overboard and disappeared, with authorities dragging the lake for days before the recovery.
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Medford
Chester Garland
Somerville
Myatic Lake
Died at Soldiers' Home Chelsea Notes James M Newhall
James M Newhall a 70 year old inmate died yesterday morning at the Soldiers Home in Chelsea He had been admitted from Milford and his passing marks the end of a life spent in the home.
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James M. Newhall
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
Milford
Durkin arraigned for felonious assault in Chelsea Police Court
Peter Durkin was arraigned yesterday morning in the Chelsea Police Court on the charge of felonious assault. The case was continued to June a.
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Peter Durkin
Chelsea
Aden
Difference Between Sport and Pastimes
A fragment from Chicago Record-Herald contrasts sport with pastimes. It suggests sport earns money while a pastime is its own reward, illustrating a view on leisure activities and their purposes.
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Jimmie
Chicago Record-Herald
Earl Russell Held on Bigamy Charge in London
Earl Russell was arrested at Bow Street on a bigamy charge after traveling from abroad. He allegedly contracted a U S bigamous marriage with Miss Mabel Edith Scott and faced a 2000 pound bail as detectives and judges weigh the US Nevada divorce history and English proceedings surrounding successive spouses.
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Earl Russell
London
United States
Bow Street
Lone Russell
Nevada
Mollie Somerville
George Cooke
Cumbernauld
Scotland
John Russell
England
Oxford Cme
Mabel Edith Scott
Claudedward Scott
Countess Russell
Court of Appeal
Earl Russells
House of Lords
Lady Scott
H. A. Roberts
Bath College
Lord Russell
Oxford
Berlin Debates Over Von Buelow Speech at Memorial
German papers clash over the Bigmarck memorial unveiling. Liberal outlets praise Count Von Buelow for not toeing the court line about Bismarck, while conservatives largely ignore the event. Eugene Richter commends him though the Emperor William remains displeased with the speech and the statue.
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Berlin
Bigmarck
Count von ‘Buelows
Eugene Richter
Reichstag
von Buelow
Bismarck
Grandpa
Biemarck
William
Ex-Lieutenant E H Martin Arrested In Worthless Check Case
Ex-Lieutenant Edward Hugh Martin, dismissed in 1900 for irregularities at Fort Hamilton, was arrested in New York for passing a 74.8 dollar bad check on Gorham Manufacturing. A May 25 warrant led to a long elusion until yesterday. Martin, 27, West Point graduate, famed for bravery in the Spanish American War, had been husband to a well known pool hall manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Hugh Martin
United States Army
Fort Hamilton
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Leutenant
Martin
West
Frosty Morning In Vermont Alters Day
A fragmentary report describes frost effects in Vermont this morning with tables damaged and sun expected to thaw quickly. The text notes plants and items affected and mentions weather conditions briefly.
Kennedy Case Pending Decision After Deliberations
New York June 1 District Attorney Philbin said no ruling would be made on further prosecutions of Dr Samuel J Kennedy until discussions with Assistant District Attorney Osborne Judge Newburger and Robert M Moore. Indictment likely to be quashed or defendant released on bail. Dr Kennedy expressed disappointment at the outcome.
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New York
Philbin
Samuel J. Kennedy
Robert M. Moore
Kennedy
Kpecraft
Carey Attacks Lobby. Senate Set to Hear It Today
Representative Carey demands investigation by the sergeant at arms and prosecution by the attorney general as he pushes to curb the legislative lobby. He faces laughter from some senators who see his move as a hot weather joke, while he argues the measure is serious. Carey has long opposed the lobby, once proposing badges for lobby members, and now seeks Senate action on his anti lobby campaign and on Governor Crane's subway veto.
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Carey
State House
Senate
Third House
Haverhill
Myers
Committee On Rules
Crane
LAST OF CHILIAN CLAIMS IN SEA CONFERENCE REPORT
The United States Sea Commission completed its work on this claim case. It concerns contraband cargo valued around 200 dollars with interest, contested by Chilean authorities and other parties. The dispute centers on treaty provisions and the claim's legal status before a disciplinary or arbitration body.
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United Scates Sea
Ota Commission
E United
Back in Salem He Rules That Liquors May Enter No License Cities
In Salem on June 17 Judge Safford ordered the liquor seized from Edward Heffernan Charlie McGlew and Michael Cronin on Loring Avenue returned. The court ruled the government must prove forged names or addresses and found no evidence to that effect, leading to the return of the liquor.
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Salem
Edward Heffernan
Charlies D. McGlew
Michael Cronin
Loring Avenue
Hurley
Safford
Coleman
Trouble in building four masted schooner at East Boston yard
The keel laid four master schooner for John H Emery & Co faces delays from missing timbers and frames. William McKie of East Boston has shipped much of his output recently, including steamers City of Rockland and New Shoreham. Meanwhile tug Emily returns to harbor after a government service spell and the fishing fleet appears busy with several vessels at the wharf.
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William McKie
East Boston
John 8. Emery
City
Rockland Gem
New Shoreham
Furness
Virginia
Fred Stubbs
Emily
Chandler
I. J. Meritt
Sylvia M.ae
Isaac Collins
Viking
Marshall L. Adams
Laughing
Ater
Lear Co
Maggie Allivan
Heathcraig
Hull
Europe
Hon Ark
Newport News
Jessie
Riley
Is Harbor
Hake
Iami
Civil Court Dockets Suffolk Superior Court Sessions
Civil cases listed by session judge include Peter Martin vs Merchants Miners on a personal injury aboard a steamship. Middleby vs Hate Storage Battery on promissory note. Tower vs McCarthy alleging tort and injuries from a carriage incident. Baker vs Lynch for services as appraiser. Fay vs Boston Elevated Railway and Continental Brew Company seeking damages. Pacific Lumber vs Hammond for lumber sale. I L & McLarren vs Wel for surety bond. Multiple attorneys named per case.
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Bell
Peter Martin
Merchants& Miners
Egyp Eeeyr Company
James HB. Cotter
Dickson & Knowles
Plainti A. N. Williams
F. Peabody
Joseph Middleby, Jr
Hate Storage Battery Company
Action Soda
Lyman
Causten Browne
G. A. O. Ernst
W. R. Bucksminster
Sherman
Frank W. Tower
Patrick McCarthy
Columbus Avenue
Washington Street
Addamnum
EB. H. Lavery
T. W. Coakley
D. B. Coakley
Richardson
William G. Baker
Mary B. Lynch
Cambridge
Brewin Company
Toy Aepeee
M. F. Dickinson
Railway Company
C. W. Bartlett
The
Brewing Company
Fox
Pacific Lumber Company
J. Hammond
J. A. Tirrell
J. B. Dixon
McLarren
B. W. Wel
P. Francis Wells
Moore & Sh
Russell & Russell
Special Summer Excursions From Chicago to Western Cities
An old timetable advertises summer excursions with rounded dates June 18 to August 31 from Chicago to Denver and other cities. It lists round trip fares to multiple destinations including St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Hot Springs and western trips to San Francisco Portland Beattie Vancouver and Victoria. Details point to limited turn rates and office information for the railway line.
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Chicine & Ponete
Chicago
Denver
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Hot Springs
Francisco
Portland
Beattie
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
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Federal Crude Oil Company's
Federal
Alancc
Riday
Morrill Smith & CO
Water St
Boston, Mass
Balanca
Haight & Freese
Commissio Ora Maill Ace
Bway
N.Y
State St
Bos
Walnut Errest
Philadelphia
Fourth Avenue
Pitteberg
Main Street
Worcester
N.W
Washington
Guardian Trust Bidg
Baltimore
Svumestee
Tetece
Eeevil Wecatien
le Pocestaeat
Nexce Haight & Freese Co
State Street
Oer
Frederick R. Tibbitts
Investment Securities
Ames Building
Origi- Canada Oil Co
Ontario
Savin, Wing Ff
Boylston
Bogton
Amalgamated Co
Broadway
Onde
G Rockefeller
NEW York Stock ‘Exchange Railroads
Ton Chake
Eageee
Bue
Rio Grande
Calumet & Hecla
Bingham” Camp
U. S. Mining Co
Butterfield
T. Burton Everett
Alma Mining Cc
LEE Alma Mining CO
Devonshire Street
Bosteen
Mass
POR Waterworks
Senator Wood
Valley
Central
Ereete
Iowa
Rhot
Manhattan
Lanieeiie
Nashville
St Ry
St Louis
New Jersey
York Central
Norfolk & Western
Silly
Northern Pacific
Ontario& Western
Ee Pounerprants
San
Southern Railway
Eeetese
Texas & Pacific
St Louis & West
Union
Pacific Seers
Wheeling & & Lake Erie
Jar & Foundry
Eeeerasoes
Anaconda Mining Oere
Brooklyn
Continental Tobacco
Hocki
Afar Pat Paper
Ateraat Honel Power
Natwale Gaimkia
Seeeeatens
North Kuamaka
Peeiseke
Pacific Coast
Eeteeere
Pacific Mail
Deevere
Republic Steel
Essebe Pref
Peeeeeesesese Ewer Erweseee Tenn Goal & Iron
Gar
Easie
Bae & Paper Co
Eevee Esreeereee
Meath Eaters
Pes A
POL Ia Ce Cease Reese
Eevreeseeevne
Eeeaeeereeeeeese Sf
Weide Peachads
Western Union
Garland
Durkin
Kaiser
von Buclow
E. H. Martin
Vermont
Hester
DR. Kennedy
Upper Branch
Union For Servant Girls
Woman's International Labor League
Chicago Federation of Labor
So Hia Becker
Shoe Stitchers’ Union
Ari
Iesu
Last OF
Voldlesset
Switzerland
Vismanyo
Ian Teleegraph Company
Suffolk County Superior Court
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