Wall Street Dull Day Tags Trading Amid Weak Demand
The June 26 market closed with little net change as activity sagged and commissions faded. Pennsylvania led with a push to 1231-8, while Standard Oil and American Car and Foundry moved modestly on earnings and market news. Copper and related stocks showed mixed results amid uncertain labor and tax factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil
Colorado
American Car and Foundry
Atchison
State Street
Congress
Amalgamated
New York
Calumet & Hecla
Michigan
American Telephone
Boston
Dominion Coal
Toronto
Dominion
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State Gas
Massachusetts Breweries
Jupiter Steel
Lake
Roeblings
United Metals Selling Company
John Stanton
Smith
Old Dominion
Frank A. Ruggles
Cutting Car Company
HEATH
Cotton Prices Soar Amid Bull Pressure in New York
The cotton market opened steady to mixed and grew volatile as July notices neared 99 000 bales. A New Orleans bull party figure supported near positions pushing July to 18 cents and August to 12.99, while September rose to 11.99 amid continued nervous trading.
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New York
New Orleans
Entertainment plans for visiting teachers in Boston
About 400 Boston teachers met at the Catholic Union Union Hall to organize entertainment for visiting teachers during convention week July 6 to 10. P O Loughlin chaired as president. Clergy and lay speakers outlined receptions, guides, and daily hours from 9 am to 10 pm with committees ready to assist visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Union
Boston
Union
P. O'Loughlin
Nicholas P. Walsh
D. P. O'Sullivan
W. G. Byrne
Julia E. Duff
Katherine E. Conway
Mary Mellyn
Mary Dierkes
W. Lawrence Murphy
Walter Phelan
American Woolen Company Announces Dividend
The American Woolen Company declares a dividend of 1 3 4 percent on its Preferred Capital Stock to stockholders of record at the close of business July 2 1903. Transfer books close July 2 1903 and reopen July 16 1903. WM. M. Wood Treasurer Boston Mass June 22 1903.
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American Woolen Company
WM. M. Wood
Boston
Mass
Trade Review notes cautious business after cold season
R G Dun weekly review reports no definite downturn yet, but uncertainties curb risk taking. Long cold spell cut dry goods and clothing trade while stocks rise. crop uncertainty sustains high grain prices and cotton markets remain risky. Labor strife and Philadelphia textile unrest depress activity. foreign trade up slightly in exports and imports down. railway earnings rise.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Philadelphia
United States
Canada
Bradstreet’s
Philadephia
Boston
American rifle team invited to Aldershot review
London June 2 King Edward through Foreign Minister Lansdowne invites the visiting American rifle team to attend the military review at Aldershot on July 8.
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London
King Edward
Lansdowne
Aldershot
Stage Season Extensions Across Boston Theatres
The article details extended runs and new bookings across Boston venues. York State Folks at the Majestic extends to five weeks, A Chinese Honeymoon ends at the Colonial, and Atlantic City summer run begins. Casts include Peggy From Paris, Toll Gate Inn, Devil's Island, A Wise Guy, Red Fire Festival, and more with forthcoming acts at Keith's and Norumbega Park.
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York State
Majestic Theatre
Boston
Colonial
Atlantic City
Castle Square Theatre
Hoyt
Peggy
Paris
Tremont Theatre
Henry W. Savage
John B. Schoeffel
Point Shirley Club
Aubrey Stock Company
Music Hall
Devil's Island
Toll Gate Inn
Keith’s
Sallie Stembler
Alfred Arnessen
Myers and Rosa
Watermelon Trust
William Robyns
Maddox
Wayne
Howard
Edmond Hayes
Lew Bloom
Macarte Sisters
Mitchell
Marion
LaNole Brothers
Knight Brothers
Litchfields
Rustic Theatre
Norumbega Park
Morrissey
Rich
Hubert Deveau
Killeen and Murphy
Quaker City Quartet
John D’alma
Marshall P. Wilder
Captain Chaves Returns to Sea in 15-Foot Dory for Lisbon Run
Captain Joseph P. Chaves of the North End finally sails his 15 foot dory Portugal from Boston Harbor toward Lisbon after weeks of repairs and delays. The event follows near misses by other daring navigators including Captain Howard Blackburn and an American from Sydney. Despite setbacks from bad weather and a failed tow, Chaves sails with favorable westerly winds and crowds cheering along Atlantic Avenue.
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Howard Blackburn
Nova Scotia
Sydney
C. B
North End Park
Gloucester
Davy Jones
Joseph P. Chaves
North End
Harbor View
Boston
Commercial Pier
Dory Portugal
Sol
Atlantic Avenue
North Ender
Lisbon
Blackburn
Portugal
Dory
Ned Dixon
Chaves
Mormon Elder Denies Father and Daughter Reunion at Charlestown Docks
At Dominion docks Charlestown a Mormon elder refused to permit a Swede father Carl Westland and his daughter Christine to delay departure from a 96 member Mormon missionary party bound for Salt Lake City Christine pleaded to stay two weeks in Boston to be with her father and relatives and local officials intervened helping them secure a delay ticket while other Mormons argued against forcing separation.
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Dominion
Charlestown
Commonwealth
Salt Lake City
Europe
Carl F. Westland
Somerville
Christine
Entleman
Vaudeville and concerts headline at the Pines and nearby venues
Morist leads tomorrow's concert bill at the Point of Pines with Lorraine and Vinton and the Three Stelliotts among others. Vaudeville by Lillian Burkhart and favorites, plus looping the loop act, headline this afternoon and evening. Bands at Lexington Park, and Gorman's comedians with Saroney and others close a two‑week run at Crescent Gardens Revere Beach. Next week features Gavin and Platt and others, with Marion Manola and Anna Caldwell's sacred concerts. Thomas and Watson burlesque also on the Palace Theatre schedule with Mulldoon’s Picnic next week. Special marine band program at Bass Point tomorrow. double boat service from Union wharf starts tomorrow every 90 minutes. Tonight Symphony Hall closes with a varied concert program.
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Lexington Park
J. W. Gorman
Gilbert Saroney
Pryor Brothers
Gilroy
Haynes
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Marion Manola
New York
Comedy Four
Anna Caldwell
Thomas and Watson
Palace Theatre
Charles J. Jefferson
Arthur Jarrett
Tom Cooper
Mr. Jarrett
South Boston
Daniel Jarrett
Old Boston Theatre Stock Company
Johnstown
Boston
Lafricain
Marine Band
Bass Point
Union Wharf
Symphony Hall
Meyerbeer
Nicolai
Rubinstein
Strauss
Liszt
Carmen
Bizet
Nevin
Naila
Delibes
King Carl
Unrath
Memorial Service At Melrose Odd Fellows Hall
Melrose Lodge I O O F and Golden Rule Rebekah Lodge held a public memorial in Odd Fellows Hall. Ex Mayor John Larrabee presided with 10 minute addresses by Rev. Andrew J. Torsleff Judge Charles J. Noyes Mrs Julia A Burroughs and James W. Murray. Rebeka Quartet provided music to a large attentive audience.
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Melrose
Melrose Lodge
Golden Rule Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John Larrabee
Andrew J. Torsleff
Universalist Church
Charles J. Noyes
Julia A. Burroughs
Rebekah Assembly
James W. Murray
Noble
Rebeka Quartet
Sunday Religion Listings Across Boston Area
Sunday services at Ruggles Street and Tremont Temple Baptists plus multiple churches and gatherings across Boston. Notable speakers include Rev. A. A. Shaw, Rev. W. Bradley Whitney, Rev. R. John Campbell, Rev. James Grant, Rev. Alexander MacKinnon, and Rev. J. B. Thomas with varied sermons and special music.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
Dixon
D. C
A. A. Shaw
Brookline
Grace Seymour
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
W. Bradley Whitney
Jesus
R. John Campbell
City Temple
London
Joseph Parker
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
James Grant
Watertown
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
James E. Norcross
Amesbury
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Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton Seeee
Chicago & Great West
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago Te & Trans Prt
C & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Erie
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kan & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Rock Island Co
St L & San Iran
St Louis Southwestern
St Pau
Southern Pacific
Southern
Adams Eaee
Amalgamated Copper
American Car & Foundry
American Smelt & Ref
American Sugar Ref
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Columbus & Hock Coal
Consolidated Gas
National Biscuit
People’s Gas Aeenee
ITV Pressed Steel
Republic
Tennessee Coal & Iron
U S Rubber
Groyprel
Am Tel & Tel
Bur & Mo
Ch, & Q Joint
Ill Steel
Allouez
Tel & Tel
Top & SF
Atlantic
Bonanza
Boston Elevated
Bos & Albany
Bos & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Con Mercur
Cumber Tel & Tel
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Dom Ir & Steel
Boston Land
Fitchburg
the Week’s Trade Review
Franklin
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Mass Electric Ee
Mont & Bos
NH &H
NS Steel & Coal
Pennsylvania Ee
Pullman Co
Quincy
Santa Fe
Shannon
Swift & Co
Trinity
Union Pacific
United Fruit
Western Tel & Tel
Westing Elec Oe
Winona Min Eeee
Captain Chaves
ODD Fellows’ Memorial
Berkeley
Williams
Kelsey
Allen A. Stockdale
Peter MacQueen
Philippines
Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. O. Hannum
Methodist People's Temple
Charles A. Crane
John Wesley
J. F. Chase
Adams
Orient
Haydn Ladies
Young Popes Meeting
Tremont Street Methodist Church
E. A. Blake
Blake
Malden
Eastern Avenue
Main
Ferry Streets
K. C. Russell
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Walter P. Pinel
Berkeley Hall
Tremont and
Berkeley Streets
J. B. Thomas
Newton
St. Peter
Harvard Church
Harvard Street
Coolidge
Reginald J. Campbell
City
Temple
Oliver D. Sewall
Presbyterian
ST. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
West Concord Street
Alexander D. MacKinnon
Lamb of God
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington
Carbee
Littlefield
Bixby
Randall
Litcchman
Mme. Zara
L. L. Whitlock
Tremont Street
Gutierrez
Wood
Hall
Cohen
Hersy
Robertson
Brown
Wilde
Malden Spiritual Temple
Browne Building
Pleasant
A. S. Kenney
G. B. Mosier
William Barber
Sunshine Club
Clara EE. Strong
Huntington Avenue
A. M. Strong
E. Mack
Warren Street
Clifford Street
America Hall
Washington Street
Mabel Witham
E. Cobb
McKenna
Unity Camp
Saugus Centre
Caird
May S. Pepper
Rhoda Ward
Harry Chase
Ella Higginson
Great Circles
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Ashmont
Milton
Neponset
Sawyer Avenue
Harmony Hall
Josephine Webster
Horton
Reed
Commercial Hall
M. Adeline Wilkinson
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
John PD
Pickles
St. John’s Church
Myron D. Nichols
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Appleton
Chris W. Wendte
Suray
Sylvia Sextet
I. Es
C. A. Marsh
Marigs
Elsouare
Roxbury
Parker
Philanthropic Se Ce
Charles G. Ar
Charles W. Wendte
Ted
Boston Common
Charles Street
Beacon Street Mall
Charles F. Dole
John H. Applebee
Cornet
Shawmut Avenue
Canton
George L. Perin
Kiyoshi Satoh
Japan
H. W. Rugg
Providence
Charles Conklin
James F. Albion
Entertainments
Tamou
Old Mill
Rowe’s Wharf
Nantasket
PB. Cushing
Nenry W. Say
GEO. Ade’s
Willia
Revere
Decuichard Lawson Munroe
Nantasket Beach
Rowe's Wharf
Pemberton
North Shore
And
Cape Ann
Andrew
Long Wharf
Plymouth
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mgr
Provincetown
Pilgrims
Cape Cod
Bay Line
Atlantic Ave
Rowe
Atkins Paine
Colonial Theatre
Sam. S. Shubert and
Nixon & Zimmerman
Austin
Museum
Tremont Row
Hough's Neck
News PS MS
IPR
Dot Davenport
Keith
National League South End Grounds
Chicago
Connelly
Adams House
Lexington
Lexington, Mass
Aquuy
Reo Rustic Theatre
Subway
Bowdoin &Q
Sullivan Sq
Paul Revere Troley
Newton St. Ry. Co
Newtonville
Paul Revere
Norumbega
Auburndale
Imark
Zoological Garden
Newton Houlevard
Noruombega Park
Nantasket Point
Atlantic Ay
Hull & Eoetun Steamboat CO
C. N. Grant Gen. An
Point OF Pines
Lillian Burkhart & Co
Anna @nidwell
Lellietts
Howard Bros
the Wilsons
Lynn Cadet
Sorensen
Commercial Wharf
Aubrey “Devs
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Tenderloin Belles
Haymarket
King Philip
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