PELL FLAT Republican Nominations Do Not Start Buying
June 21 market news covers McKinley and Roosevelt nomination on weak stocks. Crop worries push wheat prices higher while cautious professionals drive overall market down. sugar stays firm amid rumor of opposition move. Rail, copper, and steel sectors show mixed results with dividends declared and earnings slipping in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Roosevelt
Wall Street
American Tobacco
Consolidated Gas
Bay State
Fortuna Republica
Copper Range Railroad
Houghton,Mich
Frank Stanton
Atlantic
W. A. Paine
Boston
J. H. Rice
Houghton
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Federal Steel Company
Amalgamated Copier Company
Quicksilver Mining Company
Rutland Railroad Company
Rutland Railroad Consolidated
United States Mortgage & Just Company
New York
Rutland-Canadian Railroad Company
First Mortgage
Ational Shawmut Bank
Roston
Ogdensburg& Leake Champlain Railway Company
National Bank of Republic of New York
Unlisted sale details and dividend notes
Dividend information and asset breakdown show listed bonds totaling 82 025, unlisted bonds 26 000, listed stocks 7 087 shares, and unlisted stocks 6 740 shares. Assessment paid and total sale values are recorded, with references to United Shoe Mach and Hess 10 percent notes.
American Pneumatic Service Co Preferred Stock Dividend No 4
The American Pneumatic Service Company declares a quarter yearly preferred stock dividend at 6 percent to be paid July 20 1900 to shareholders of record June 30 1900. Treasurer Temple Beston Massachusetts June 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Pneumatic Service CO
S ‘Temple
Beston
Mase
Monument to Samuel Hahnemann Dedicated in Washington
A monument to Samuel Hahnemann founder of homeopathy was formally dedicated by the American Institute of Homeopathy in Washington with President McKinley Attorney General Griggs and delegates present. The statue sits on Scott circle in the northwest city area. Griggs delivered the address, three cheers were given to McKinley, Marine Band played, and Niagara Falls was chosen as next year’s meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Hahnemann
Homeopathic School of Medicine
American Institute of Homeopathy
McKinley
Griggs
Scott Circle
Hahnemann
Marine Band
Institute
Niagara Falls
Through Passenger Service Inaugurated by Fitchburg Rail
The Fitchburg railroad and connections announce improved through passenger service with multiple routes from Boston to Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Chicago and St Louis. Timetables show departures at 1 pm 3 pm and 9:30 am with varied arrivals in Buffalo Cleveland Chicago and St Louis. Latest Pullman parlor sleeping cars operate on all through trains ensuring comfort for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg Railroad
West Shore R. R
Boston
Buffalo
Erie
West Shore
St. L
Cleveland
Wabash
Detroit
Chicago
Eric
Poportional Relief Claim For PEPTO LAX Patent Remedy
Advertisement style notice claiming immediate relief from dyspepsia and indigestion. Mentions a patent cure available from all druggists with a promotional tone and generic product naming. Lacks concrete names of individuals or organizations.
Holy Cross College 51st Class Graduates in Worcester
Worcester June 21 forty one diplomas awarded as the fifty first Holy Cross College class graduates. Speakers include Andrew Brennan Towanda John Kenney Pittsfield Joseph Murphy Brooklyn Fitzpatrick Waterbury and John McCarthy Worcester valedictorian. Prizes honors awarded to several students including McCarthy Brennan Doyle Horgan and Durkan with gold crosses and medals for essays elocution and translations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Holy Cross College
Andrew J. Brennan
Towanda
Penn
John J. Kenney
Pittsfield
Mass
Joseph I. X. Murphy
Brooklyn
N. WI
Fitzpatrick
Waterbury
Conn
John J. McCarthy
Wiliam Synan
Fall River
Augustus M. O’brien
Deep River
Flatley
Nugent
Brennan
Crompton
McCarthy
Portland
Christ
Patrick W. Flaherty
St. Vincent de Paul
Patrick F. Doyle
Philomanthic Debating Society
J. W. Corcoran
Horace
Stephen J. Horgan
Bishop Harkins
Michael J. Greaney
Holyoke
Edward J. Corcoran
New York
B. J. F. Debating Society
Patrick J. Durkan
Scranton
Berwick Academy Holds 109th Commencement in Me
Berwick Academy’s 109th annual commencement was held in Fogg Memorial Hall in South Berwick. President Charles B. Markland of Durham delivered the address. Miss Lottie M. Newell received the Cogswell gold medal and Eunice C. Mower won the Cogswell scholarship of 400 dollars. The graduating class later held a reception and ball in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Berwick
Berwick Academy
Fogg Memorial Hall
Charles 8. Markland
New Hampshire Atevar
Durham
Cogswell
Lottie M. Newell
Eunice C. Mower
Fourth annual commencement at Newton Highlands school
The fourth annual commencement and graduation exercises of St. John’s Industrial School at Newton Highlands awarded premiums for merit to students including Thomas True John Hutchinson John Cooley Dennis McKenna and Thomas Murray for various merits. The program featured music from an orchestra and a band, with recitations by Thomas True Harold Casey and John Killgoar, and attendees included Rev. John F. Ford and several overseers of the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Industrial School
Newton Highlands
Thomas True
John Hutchinson
John Cooley
Dennis McKenna
Thomas Murray
John Ryan
Thomas Cray
A Hurley
George Dunn
John Killgoar
George Theal
Cornelius Howard
Matthew Horgan
Reading
Dominico Calari
Booker T. Washington to keynote Harvard Dental Alumni dinner
Booker T. Washington is slated to be the honored guest and address the Harvard Dental Alumni Association during its annual dinner Monday evening, January 26, at Young's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington
Harvard Dental Alumni Association
Young's
No Defence Made Fate of Mamie Brannigan Slayere
In Justice Fursman’s court Aaron Halle stands accused of killing Mamie Bran nigan at Rein hardt’s. Lawyer Abraham Levy rests the defense after prosecuting witnesses and expert testimony. Levy aims to secure a second degree murder verdict with life imprisonment by arguing insanity and presenting new motive related to an alleged Berlin merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aaron Halle
Mamie Brannigan
Reinhardt
Justice Fursman
Abraham Levy
McIntyre and Hennessey
George A. Ferguson
The
College of Pharmacy
Levy
Lfe
Wolfe leaves 2 million in Newport will
The will of Joel B. Wolfe filed for probate in Newport provides that all New York real estate goes to his sister Miss Sarah C. Wolfe if she remains single. The residue is shared among other sisters, with small bequests to servants. Upon Sarahs death or marriage her share drops to other residuary legatees. Estimated value 2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Joel B. Wolfe
New York
Sarah C. Wolfe
Sarah
Milwaukee Woman Sails to Claim $3 Million Estate
In the steerage of a Hamburg-bound steamer which sailed today was Miss Erna Ihde of Milwaukee who says she is going to Europe to claim an estate of $3,000,000 left to her by a person who left money to his nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
New York
Erna Ihde
Milwaukee
Europe
Lost her voice in a fire reading Pennsylvania
Rebecca Gehret, 20, an expert hosiery worker at Nolde Horst & Co in Reading, lost her voice after a large factory fire. Fright was suspected to cause the trouble as she could speak only in whispers, with difficult articulation. After visiting a sister in Norristown her voice returned briefly then faded again, puzzling local doctors. She later returned to work and regained her voice, only to lose it once more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Penn
Rebecca Gehret
Nolde, Horst & Co
Gehret
Norristown
Miss Gehret
Cuban ladies accused of garlic breath slandered by Post
A June Havana report states that a newspaper item claiming Cuban women's breath smelled of garlic provoked uproar. A petition was presented to General Wood demanding expulsion of the editor and proprietor for slander against Cuban womanhood. Letters from across the island urge punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havanna
Post
General Wood
Thief Takes Watch From Sleeping Man on Dorchester
William Finnegan of 81 West Fifth street dozed in a doorway on Dorchester avenue when a thief lifted his silver watch from his pocket. The timepiece valued at ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Finnegan
West Fifth Street
Dorchester Avenue
Clam Digger Shot by Special Officer in Swansea
Fall River reports Zullla W. Negus a Coles River town officer fired this morning striking George Davis a local clam digger. Police believe Davis fatally injured. An arrest warrant has been issued for Negus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Zullla W. Negus
Coles River
Swansea
George Davis
Negus
Buller Advances Within 31 Miles of Standerton
General Buller presses his advance along the Johannes burg railway reaching Paarde Kop thirty one miles from Standerton. About nine hundred Boers have surrendered in small parties. The war office lists new casualties near Heilbron. Lord Roberts adopts the Transvaal mining regulations for military admin. Transvaal finances are strained as authorities issue treasury bills while the public rejects them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buller
Johannesburg
Paarde Kop
Standerton
War Office
Heilbron
Lord Roberts
Transvaal
Lorenzo Marques
Boers Have Printed and Posted At Every Corner the Following: “ ‘Machadodorp
France
England
Free State
Komati Poort
Koop Maiden
Pretoria
Colonial Office
South Africa
National Bank
South African Republic
The
Times
Eight Officers Reported Killed as Kumassi Invested
Accra reports Sir Frederick Hodgson governor of Gold Coast wounded in the shoulder during a Kumassi sortie from the fort. Provisions are scarce and many wounded. The investment is complete with no escape possible. Native population endures great privations as relief seems unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accra
Frederick Hodgson
Gold Coast
Kumassi
Fayne Moore's Husband Appeals Conviction Over Robbery Charge
The appeal of Fayne Moore, husband of Tape Phyré, from his 19 year sentence for allegedly robbing Martin Mahon was heard by the New York Supreme Court. Counsel argued duress ended when Moore struck Mahon and forced a $5000 check, claiming $170 was later returned and that Mahon could have sought help if in danger. They contended robbery required force for theft and noted objections to evidence and sentencing. Decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Mahon
Run Over By Electric Car In Revere
Stewart Banks a 77 year old boy was struck on Broadway by a Maplewood bound Lynn and Boston railroad car. The forward wheel passed over his left foot severing it and doctors amputated the leg at Frost Hospital. He sustained additional serious injuries to his right leg and his face and head.
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Broadway
Revere
Stewart Banks
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Maplewood
Charles Leeds
Chelsea
Frost Hospital
Superior Court Convicts For Larceny And Receiving Goods
Myer S Jacobs and Abraham Smith were fined 350 each by Judge Bishop for larceny and receiving stolen goods. Paid promptly, they were discharged after a five day limit. A woollen goods wagon disappeared then reappeared shifted to an apartment above Jacobs and Smith store. Stephen A Reynolds pleaded guilty to uttering forged checks and was sent to the Massachusetts Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer S. Jacobs
Abraham Smith
Superior Criminal Court
Bishop
House of Correction
Messrs. Jacobs and
Smith
Stephen A. Reynolds
Massachusetts Reformatory
Drowned Youth in Charles River at Newton
Clarence I. Bun of South Framingham aged 35 or 3% years drowned in the Charles River at Riverside. He hired a canoe from a local boat house about 2 pm and his body was found an hour later. The overturned canoe was located near the Newton Lower Falls bridge. Bun was well known in South Framingham where he had lived for years.
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Newton
Clarence I. Bun
South Framingham
Charles River
Riverside
Bun
Newton Lower Falls
Maiden suspect in mail fraud case continued to June
H favor of Maiden, arrested Monday by United States officers on a charge of using the mails for fraudulent purposes, has had his case continued by Commissioner Fiske until June 2. A favorable bail was required. The continuance was at the request of the United States district attorney.
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H.,.b. Favor
Maiden
United States
Fiske
Vanes States District E
Miss Crane Weds Niece of Governor in Berkshire Ceremony
Miss Mary Crane, niece of Governor Winthrop M. Crane, wed Rev. Herbert Spencer Johnson of Boston at Dalton Canalos Church. The wedding drew 300 guests from Pittsfield and beyond, with elaborate floral decor from Crane conservatory, and a reception at Mrs Crane’s Dalton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Dalton
Mary Crane
Winthrop M. Crane
James Brewer Crane
Herbert Spencer Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Boston
Johnson
First Baptist Church of
Harvard
Crane Mills
Crane
F. G. Crane
Lydia Cornell
Buffalo
N. Y
Frances Crane
Elizabeth White
Washington
Frederick G. Crane
Theodore L. Pemery
Pitfield
Jessie Benedict
Brooklyn
Sryerm
Ride
Art Students Meeting at Hotel Oxford
Huntington avenue hosts the annual meeting of the alumni of the public school class Massachusetts Normal Art School. George H. Conley is made honorary member. remarks by Katernett Wells George Hartnell Bartlett Vesper George and Miss Field. Officers elected include President Wilhelmina N. Dranga and vice presidents Mary Garrick Fred Daniels Milton Dillaway Ellen F. OConnor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Huntington Avenue
Massachusetts Normal Art School
M. Louise Field
George H. Conley
Katernett Wells
George Hartnell Bartlett
Vesper George
Miss Field
Wilhelmina N. Dranga
Mary Garrick
Fred Daniels
Milton Dillaway
Ellen F. O’connor
Pacific coast business prospect pushes to interview
An energetic business man from the Pacific coast seeks a worthy staple article and plans a return trip from San Francisco. The Post invites interviewers to send their address to I 60 for possible coverage amid rising East Asia trade, western wealth growth, and new gold field development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Far East
Pacific Slope
America
the Post
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United Shoo Mach
Hess
Am Sugar
Esere
Ere
Am Ag Chemical
Ae Centennial Eureka
Mont Tr
Isle Royale
Gas & O Oe Iy
Wift & Co
Boston Stock Sales
Atech
T&sfe
Seeree
Ionton & Albany
Boston & Maine
Wiland
Vormene & Mass
Cesersse
Butte, Calumet & Hecla
Minton Co
Aeee Ee MD Se
Oeyr A
Belleeeeseeeteene
Pet Eneene
Esereeneee
Miscellaneous Stock’ Exchange
Wilpon W. Fay & Co
No. T State Street
Occidental Devel
Beaton & Crie Creek
Boston & Soupps Dakota
United Verde
Liquid Air Power & Automobile
Little Tiger
Great Mammoth
Fortuna-Republica
CURB
Norman Cameron & CO
State Street
United Verde, Jr
Atchison
TOY
Baltimore & Ohio
oResapeake
RI & Pacific
Louis
Colorado Southern
Roe & Hudeon
Jack & Western
Denver & Rio
Great Northern
Central
Easnae City
Pitts
Lake Erie
New Jersey
St Tate
San Frances
St Louie
Southwest
St Paul
Southern Pacific
We Oak Railway
Pacific
Third Avenue
Union Pacific
Bees
Wheeling
Teesevest
Hoop
Eeeaes
Steel & Wire
Peria
Colorado
General Electric
International Paper
Brame Steel
Republic Iron & Steel
Murray Seasongood, Ivy Orator
William A. M. Burden
Chester Odiorne Swain
Chorister
Eliot Spalding
Bartlett Brooks
Walter Ayres Boal
Francis Lee Higginson, Jr
Walter Conrad Arensberg
Raynal Cawthorne Bolling
Notman
Homeopathy
Jury
Wolfe
Havana
Ripans
Dri
Ripans Chemical Company
New Spruce
Eagt
Kumassi Invested
Fayne Moore
Rob
Martin Mahon
Little Revere
Clarence ‘I. Bun
Miss Crane
ART Students’ Meeting
Pacific Coast Agency
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