Prices Sag On Dull Trading In Wall Street
Wall Street shows subdued activity with focus on Southern Pacific preferred stock. Traders cite divergences between Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, dull market late in day, and a weak Metropolitan Street Railway group despite a quarterly dividend. Copper outlook hints at a turn with potential stock strength if Amalgamated advances. Local brokers note holiday mood and copper demand, with rail stocks like Union Pacific and Sugar favored for gains.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians Plan June 26 Ocean Trip
Division 32 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will sail the steamer New Brunswick on Sunday June 26 instead of June 19 as previously announced in yesterday's Post.
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Stage Notes From Boston Theatres Stream
Boston theatres report strong attendance for Pixley and Luders Isle of Spice run at the Globe Theatre and continued success of Queen of Laughter at the same venue. Col 1 Theatre hosts final week for Sky Farm and Paul Revere closes at Castle Square. next week showcases new Moths production and Ten Nights in a Barroom.
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Ysobel Kaplan
William Brady
Sky Farm
Music Hall
Paul Revere
Castle Square Theatre
Ouida
Cecil Kingstone
Blanche Nichols
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Nickelodeon
Dexters
Mr. Adamowski
Harvard
Lnst
Norumbega Fe
Druggist Bartlett Found Guilty by Jury in Cambridge
Horace Bartlett a Cambridge druggist was found guilty by a jury of selling liquor illegally. Sentence to be imposed later. Fellow druggist Charles H Gaffney also fined 50 on two counts. James Calnan of Lowell fined 100 for selling sealed liquor during no license regime. John H Donohue of Lowell fined 7 for a similar offence.
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Charles H. Gaffney
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Lowell
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New Through Service From Boston to Catskills Opens
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad announces a new through line from Boston and southern New England to the Catskills. A through parlor car to Kingston and Kingston connections will depart Boston at 8 a m on weekdays via Putnam Willimantic Hartford and the Poughkeepsie bridge route. The route passes through Wallkill Valley to Kingston linking with Ulster Delaware for all Catskill points.
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General trade remains quiet in New York market
Bradstreet's weekly trade note reports limited activity across sectors. Wheat oats and cotton show gains while corn remains sluggish. iron and steel dull. lake ore shipments resume, coal demand rises in anthracite, bituminous weak. Footwear hides textiles and silk demand subdued amid high stocks and fashion trims.
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Fourth of July Excursion to Niagara Falls from Boston
Boston and Maine offers July 1 to 2 round trip fares to Niagara Falls at 10.40 dollars via the Wrest Shore route and 9.90 dollars via the Delaware, Susquehanna and Erie routes. Tickets are valid on regular trains through July 2 with return by July 4.
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French Autoist Wins Bennett Cup Race
Thery the French representative won the James Gordon Bennett cup race at Saalburg on June 17 with a total time of 5h 50m 3s. Jenatzy finished 6h 1m 2s but was credited with a longer running time. The 350 mile event featured 19 cars, started at 7 am, with notable incidents including Opel breaking a shaft and Lancia colliding with Augiers. The American entrant was Warden driving an Austrian car.
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Harvard Crew Reports Light Practice in Gale's Terry Session
Harvard varsity crew completed a light practice in Conn on June 17 amid better weather. Freshman and second varsity crews raced two miles upriver, with the second crew prevailing by about five lengths as conditions were choppy. The varsity plans a four mile time trial tomorrow afternoon.
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Sunday Church Services Listed Across Tremont
Sunday service schedule across Tremont area churches with times for morning worship prayer and sermons. Rev P Henson and Rev Thomas Monith lead preaching on The Offence of the Cross Jonah's Preaching at Tremont Temple and related congregational events.
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Permons
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Anes
Ruggles Street
Thomas D Mon
Bowdoin Square
Loren A. Clevenger
Bile’ School
Old South Church
Third Church
Allen
EB. Cross
Shawmut Atreet
Ark Square Hool
William A. Hag
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont
Brookline
William T. McElveen
Will Reac
McElveen
Jesus
H. M. Dupham
Berkeley Temple
Allen A. Stockdale
L. Allen Oimont
Booths Preaching Schedule Across City Temples
Notices list multiple religious events with Booth preaching at People's Temple tomorrow including morning and afternoon services. Patriot ic Lectures in Berkeley Hall on Sunday discuss Miles and Theodore Roosevelt in a presidency talk. Other church services range from Scient ist Mother Church in Falmouth to Christadelphians at Arcade Park Square and Christian Catholic Church in Roxbury with various sermon times and locations.
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Rustic Theatre
Nellie B. Chandler
Ladies’ Orchestra
Cresent Gardens
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Conway and Killeen
Maginleys
Gordon Eldred
Ellis Sisters
Anderson and
Howard
Jack Dempsey
Point of Pines
A. M. Schreyer
Professor Flower
Lynn
Berkeley Hall
Philadelphia
Bray
D. D
Nelson A. Miles
Theodore II
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Walnut Avenue
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Charlies Street Mall
Abbif Heath
Dover Street
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Spiritualist groups announce weekly seances and services in Boston
The notice lists multiple temples and meetings across Boston with dates and hosts. It includes the First Spirit Church of Boston and Hollis Hall events, various mediums named, and schedules for seances, circles, and children's days under L. L. Whitlock and other organizers.
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