Louise Given Trial Trip of New Pilot Boat Louise
In 1898 a flagship blizzard sank the Columbia No 2. The Louise, a new pilot boat, held its first official trial with about 100 attendees. Captains Fawcett and Palitzer led the crew as cheers and gifts marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scituace
Louise
Boston
Joseph Fawcett
John Fawcett
Iliam Abbott
Watson
Palitzer
Doat Adams
Columbia
Thomas Eranf
Aleck Ohlson
Joe Fawcett
John F. Cusick
A. C. Lombard
A. C. Lombard’s Sons
Europe
Andy
Pacific Coast Agency Seeks Strong Business Proposition
An energetic business man seeks a good staple article worthy of time and money spent on promotion. He has just arrived from San Francisco and plans to return with a solid business proposal. The Pacific East cannot be ignored as recent acquisitions in the far East and growing Pacific interests boost American development. Interview requests to address I 60 in the Post.
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Pacific Coast Agency
San Francisco
Pacific East
Far East
Pacific Slope
Oliver M. Holmes
Merrill Smith , Co
John Byrne
Montana
Blackfoot
Calumet
Hecla
Treasury
Treasu
Allied landings expand at Taku amid tense river advance
Eight thousand allied troops have landed at Taku, with 1200 Germans among them. A French officer reports Russian losses of 160 killed and 300 wounded. German gunboat communications say large Chinese forces approach Tong Ku and an immediate attack is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsing Tau
Taku
Tien Tsin
Pei Ho
Tong Ku
Improved tourist car service via Fitchburg Railroad
The Pullman Company has built four new second class tourist cars for the Fitchburg line between Boston and Chicago. These cars feature the latest improvements including Pintsch gas lighting, double windows, high back seats, spacious lavatories with vestibules, and new bedding and furnishings. A visit by prospective passengers is likely to secure reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Company
Chicago
Fitchburg
Boston
Ed Deadays
Improving Stock Markets Show Up Better Than Days Past
Market opened lower with liquidation from weak hands and shorts covering to entice a rally. After dull advances and brief drops, the day ended stronger than Saturday. Parrot Mining declared a $1.60 quarterly dividend. New England Gas and Coke announces distribution deal with Dedham Hyde Park. Baltimore & Ohio fell, while New York volume reached 610,000 shares and ensuing market sentiment eyed further gains before the Democratic convention.
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Baltimore & Ohio Common
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Sugar
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Kansas City
Parrot Mining Company
American Woollen Company
Dominion Coal
New England Gas and Coke
Atchison
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Michigan Telephone Veen
Erie System
Charles E. Adams
Lowell
Mass
Frederick A. Farrar
Boston
Frederick A. Forbes
Detroit
Mich
Charles J. Glidden
William J. Latta
Philadelphia
Penn
Martin Maloney
Hugh McMillan
Charless. Tuckerman
Thomas Sherwin
Everett
Dedham
London
Fortuna Republica
Pinkham
Am Sugar Ref and OtherStocks Today Trade Snapshot
Closing and bid ask data show Am Sugar Ref at 4,088 with a 112 percent level and 110 as closing bid or asked. Additional entries include Amals with various price points and rights listings. The fragmentary data reference Boston and Mont trades with values around 287 and 285.
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Et & Tel
Boston’ & Mont Tr
Atchison
Cc &N Ca
Beesenek
Iowa Central
Louis
Minn & St Leersee
Mie & M
Do Ed Ag Doccegbebesecee
St Peereecces Southern: Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Wheeling
Wisconsin Centra
Third Ave
Genk &Wire
Saaeue
Seeveneetese m
Eveeese
Et & TT
Brooklyn
Fael & Tom
Cscceves
Eevee International Paper
Laclede Gas National Biscuit
Eeeeesece
National Steel
Pacie Mail
People’s Gas
Eereeece
Tan Rope & No
Fragmented OCR Place Names and Numbers
Readable fragments list towns streets and numbers including Fortun a Goldore Boston Copper Bay State and Taylor Park with scattered terms like Revenue Leasing Trans el RAINS and Power. The text appears as noisy OCR of a map or directory with inconsistent spacing and repeated sequences.
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Hell
Fortuna
Marshalirt
Boston
ANG
Dakot Bewc
Air ‘Power & Autol
Bay State
Taylor Park
Copper King of Arizona and United Verde in Juvenile Ledger
Fragmentary OCR listing references to Fort Fortuna and Bitter Mountain, revenues and values, and mentions of Copper King of Arizona and United Verde. The text is garbled with scattered numbers and labels, implying a historical ledger or directory entry with mining and property references. No coherent event or dates are recoverable from legible content.
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Blackfoot Copper CO
Montana
Oliver M. Holmes
Helena
State Street
Copper King of
Arizona
United Verde
Esse
Inquest Verdicts On Strikers Deaths In St Louis
The coroner's jury in St Louis ruled that Edward Thomas was killed by deputies in the line of duty while George Rine and Howard Burkhardt died by unknown parties without justification. All three verdicts were homicide but no one was held responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Edward Thomas
George Rine
Howard Burkhardt
Thomas
New Observation Train of Original Design for Yale Harvard Race
Central Vermont Railway introduces a four-car original design observation train for the Harvard Yale New London race on June 28. The train features Westinghouse air brakes, air whistle, patent interlocking coupler, safety chains, center entrance, cushioned high back seats, and an arched roof with full front and rear views. Tickets in Boston via Mr. T. H. Hanley, Central Vermont, 8 Washington Street, sale ends June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Railway
Westinghouse
Boston
T. H. Hanley
Central Vermont
Washington Street
Bricklayers' Union No. 8 Elects New Officers at Eliot Street
At the regular election held on Eliot street the Bricklayers' Union No. 8 chose officers for the year. John T. Walsh was elected President Elliot D. Kers Vice President George J. Watson Recording Secretary Jeremiah F. Driscoll Corresponding Secretary Thomas Cap van Treasurer. A proposal to build a ball waacasred.
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Bricklayers’ Union No. 8
Eliot Street
Tast
John T. Walsh
Elliot D. Kers
Rge J
Cofrespondin
George K. Watson
Mandla
Thong E
Sentence For Murder Of Sweetheart In New York Court
Justice Fursman condemns Aaron Halle in the criminal branch for the May 17 murder of his girlfriend. The father fainted at the verdict. Halle’s attorney filed an appeal causing a stay until October. Halle was moved to Sing Sing chained to burglar John Gerharty.
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New York
John Rigger
Dublin Men
Halle
McIntyre
Sing Ging
John Gerharty
Roberts's Six Columns Closing In Upon the Free Staters
London dispatch reports Lord Roberts’s six columns converging toward the Free Staters though decisive results may take days. Boers break through Rundle lines. Canadians engage in the Honingspruit fight. DeWet's men raid a Canadian outpost with casualties. Consul Hay travels to Machadodorp to aid British prisoners. Boers derail a Standerton train, two workers killed. Brabant’s Horse missteps into a Boer camp and surrenders. News from Lorenzo Marques notes Boer horses dying from cold and supply failures. Crowds cheer as Captain Valentine raises the Union Jack in the market square. Captain Hutton’s mounted infantry skirmish near Pretoria. Lt Crispin and a Northumberland Fusilier wounded.
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London
Lord Roberts
Rundle
Honingspruit
DeWet
Mounted Rifles
Triglis
Free Staters
Shropshires
Cape Town
Europe
United States
Hay
Pretoria
Machadodorp
Kruger
Standerton
Aarty
Brabant
Ficksurg
Lorenzo Marques
Times
Valentine
Hutton
Anley
Crispin
Northumberland Fusiliers
Despatch on Boer engagement near Wynberg and movements
From Roberts London June report states Clements engaged Boers near Wynberg while gathering supplies and heavy guns for future operations with Lindley Heilbron and Heidelberg columns. He drove the enemy north of Sand Spruit with losses, no casualties reported. Jan Hamilton, Heidelberg report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
Lord Roberta
Dency
Clements
Wynberg
Lindley
Heilbron
Heidelberg
Sandspruit
Jan Hamilton
Sharkey Favored Over Ruhlin in Seaside Bout
The June bout at Seaside Sporting Club, Coney Island, features Tom Sharkey favored at 10 to 7 against Gus Ruhlin. Ruhlin, weighing 185 pounds, predicts victory and claims Sharkey beat him by a fluke two years ago. Sharkey trains at Sheepshead Bay and aims for a KO, backed by Tom O Rourke and Bob Armstrong with James J. Corbett also advising Ruhlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sharkey
Gus Ruhlin
Coney Island
Ruhlin
Sharkey
Sheepshead Bay
Tom O’rourke
Bob Armstrong
Ruhliin
James J. Corbett
William Madden
Charley Goff
Akron Giant
Corbett
Ohio
Zephyr stakes at Sheepshead Bay yields lone fixture
At Sheepshead Bay on a bright, small crowd day the Zephyr stakes for 2-year-olds produced the sole event. Commando led all the way to win by 11 2 lengths in 1 09 2 6, nearly equaling the track record. Favonilus captured the one mile and a furlong handicap, and Blue Devil won the mile race by half a length in 1 40 2 5, setting a track record by 1 5a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
Sheepshead Bay
Commando
Favonilus
Blue Devil
Cyclist Suffers Collar Bone Fracture After Collision
Harry Laurie of 44 Barton Street was riding on Commonwealth Avenue when his bicycle collided with a vehicle driven by an unknown man. He was thrown to the pavement and fractured his collar bone, then transported to City Hospital by Division 4 ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Laurie
Barton Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Peptolax Tablet Relief for Digestion and Constipation
A brief note advertises Peptolax tablets as a post meal remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and constipation. Sold as a box at 25 cents with a suggested use after meals.
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Resilia
Tremont Street
Keith’s
Tremont Theatres
H. Adams
C. A. Bachelder
William E. Martin
BE. C. Beers
Frederick H. Smith
J. H. Lovejoy
G. W. Rumrell
W. Jones
W. K
Samuel W. Leedom
James Cramp
F. B. Stevenson
A. Harold Porter
J. H. Holbrook
Lester E. Ayer
E. C. Barker
F. 8. Davis
E. BE. Davis
Lewis C. Marshall
Frank W. Weston
J. D. Martin
C. W. A. Bartlett
C. D. Addison
Thomas A. Addison
P. Perrin
James Gould
J. I. Taylor
Best
J. M. Usher
W. E. Clemmer
G. Gotlob
Morris Gotlob
Co. D. Addison
Robert Butterworth
Fitchburg Railroad
Kansas Grop Prospects
Parrot Mining
Dominion
J. H. Calderhead
Calderhead
Agriculture, Bar and Industry
Holmes
Robt
B. Smith
Copper Kings
B.R.T
Financial Situation Wheat
American Tobacco
Federal Steel and Sugar
Frederick R. Tibbitts
Ames Balding
United States Steel
Boston Aurora Zinc
International Zinc
United Zinc
Lead Commonwealth Zinc
Boston Little Circle Zinc
Falkspot
U.S. Gold & Copper
Great Mammoth
John D
Red Cross of Colorado
Iron Monitor
Colonia Ames
Congdon Zinc Co
J. L. Rice
Milk Street
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Company
A. Gravit
Congress &T
Morrill Smith & CO
Water St
Boston, Mass
BOND
Ee Dominion Ma
Ee Erie
TNO
Etonton & Maine
Eyl Ae Ag
Central
Boston Ingham
Rutte & Loston
Dominion Coal Ste
Humboldt
Victoria
Washington
Wolverine Eeereser Wyandotte
Mischllaneows
Am Bell Tel
Boston Land
den’ Estes Peek Ateeese
Pullman Co
United Shoe M
Rifams Chemical Cos
Isle Royale Ve
Gas & Coke Gs
NEB Gas & Coke
Swift & U
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Norman Cameron &Co
New London
Ark of Opti
Abbey
S. Mathinson
N.Y
Salt. CO
Eereey St
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Stancolnn
Lincoln
Wisconsin
Roberts
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