Stock Markets Signal Mixed Tone in June 27 Trading
Markets were dull yet firm in early trading with gains in steel and silver shares. London demand and China news buoyed bulls while profit taking trimmed late gains. dividends totaling 100 million were due July 4, and Copper and silver movements buoyed Utah Montana mines amid a slate of bank director changes and regional loan disbursement notes.
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London
China
American Tobacco Company
Colonial National Bank
Horace G. B. Shepard
Shepard-Morse Lumber Company
Otis Shepard
St. Paul
Boston and Cripple Creek Gold Mining Company Assesssment
An assessment of ten cents per share is levied on the capital stock of the Boston and Cripple Creek Gold Mining Company payable at 68 Devonshire Street Room 12. Shares unpaid will become delinquent July 1900. Sale of delinquent stock will occur August 20 1900. By J A Lantigua Treasurer June 12 1900.
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Bingham Copper
The
Salt Lake Tribune
George K Fischer
Highland Bay
Utah Consolidated
Fischer
Montana
City of Philadelphia
Mayorshbridge
Drexel- Brown-i
American Smelting and Refining Company
London
Anaconda
Parrot
Utah
Boston
Butte & Boston
New York
Elm River
American Loan and Trust Company
Beacon Trust Company
United Verde Company
Electric Vehicle Company of
A. A. Pope
Herbert Lloyd
ortuna-Republica
Icra
Bay State
New England
Theonshire Building Trust
Boston & Crippld Creek Gold Mining Company
Devonshire Street
J. A. Lantigua
Amendment to Notice of Assessment No 3
Amendment to notice clarifies sale of delinquent stock under the 1801 act. Sale by auction will occur Monday September 10 1900 at the original location and time. Ben J A Lantigua serves as treasurer and authorizes the amendment details.
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Ben J. A. Lantigua
American Pneumatic Service Co Preferred Stock Dividend No 4
The yearly dividend at 6 percent will be paid on July 4 1900 to preferred stock of record June 30. Transfer books close June 20 1900. Temple treasurer Boston Mass June 20 1900.
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American Pneumatic Service CO
Ee Ee Ae
Temple
Boston
Mase
Copper stock and mining mill plans outline regional output
Advices report Calumet & Hecla and Quincy copper shipments at full pace with no stockpiles at smelter docks. The Bigelow mines hold about 2000 tons at Dollar Bay smelters. A Baltic mill would repurpose two Atlantic stamp heads, guiding Trimountain Company operations. Copper Range railroad planned to haul rock to mills.
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Calumet & Hecla
Quincy
Bigelow
Dollar Bay
Baltic
Atlantic
Trimountain Company
Trimountain
Champion Mills
Atlantic Stamp Mill
Copper Range Railroad
Pinkham
Malden burglars held in 3000 bail
Malden June 27 J L Waters of Everett formerly Chelsea alias Fred Grey claiming 119 Meridian East Boston and W J Wood of Chelsea the alleged burglars captured by Malden police Tuesday morning were in court. G H Dickson Mountain venue testified Waters and Wood were the men found in his room. Both pleaded not guilty and were held in 3000 bail for the superior court.
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Malden
J. L. Waters
Everett
Chelsea
Fred Grey
Meridian Street
Boston
W. J. Wood
LC Chelsea
G. H. Dickson
Mountain Venue
Waters
Wood
Aperice
Dean's Ointment advertised for itching piles cure
An old advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a reliable cure for itching piles. It claims the remedy works day and night and is available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
A Fulfilled Prophecy from the Henderson Household
In 1900, the Henderson sisters plot to manage Teddy Marston’s visit, using telegram tricks and staged hospitality to avert scandal. The plan hinges on clever subterfuge, gossip, and family pride as they brace for a guest who may revive their crumbling home life.
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Jeannette H. Walworth
Old&r
Jack
Mel
Julia
Mamma
Nan
Jule
Berlin
New Orleans
Marston Place
Iss Henderson
Selby
Teddy
Teddy Marston
Family Council
Miss Hendersons
Nanny
Marius
Julius Cesar
Mark Antony
Gulf
Rome
Mellicent
Julia Henderson
Miss Mellicent
Ted
Tedington Marston
Henderson
Miss Julia
Nancy Henderson
Quinticus Cutting
Nancy
Mr. Marston
Tedington
America
Misses Henderson
Nanny Patter
Sunday Post
Garney Hospital's Work Annual Report 1899 Summary
The 1899 Carney Hospital annual report notes rising usefulness with 2290 patients treated, 1092 free care, 809 partial pay, and 889 full pay. Outpatient visits reached 11,570 with 35,270 total visits. A new outpatient building is planned. land purchases add 22100 to debt, project cost is 40000. State grant of 10000 remains contingent on matching fundraising. Total expenses 53657.05, receipts 48562.66, net deficit 5094.39. overall indebtedness totals 97000 including mortgages 41100 and loans 55900.
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Carney Hospital
Sisters of Charity
Friends of the Hospital
Many More Graduates From the City's Public Schools
Graduation exercises continued with a large turnout as numerous students received diplomas. The list includes Minnie Abrams Emma A. Baker C. Alice Barnes Marion H. Bell Beatrice Berenson Anna M. Beese Estella H. Brasher and many others from the city’s public schools.
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Minnie Abrams
Emma A. Baker
C. Alice Barnes
Marion H. Bell
Beatrice Berenson
Anna M. Beese
Estella H. Brasher
Mary A. Burke
Madeline Calhoun
Alice M. Chase
Stella L. Cooper
Gertrude Cramer
Mary E. Crow
Mary F. Curley
Edna G.dinsmore
Annie M. Driscoll
Elizabeth M. Drummond
Anna D. Duggan
Emily Man
Edith G. Everton
Marguerite H. Fallon
M. Evelyn Fitzsimmon
Bertha Slutzki
Ina M. Small
Mary B. Smith
Henrietta Stone
Margaret A. Stone
Listing of Names for Honorable Mention and Certificate
A long reader list enumerates dozens of individuals named for honorable mention and certificates. It includes Katharine Abbott, F Lucy Abell, Hazel Armstrong, Mabel Armstrong, and many others across multiple sections, with certificates extending to the Wilgon, Atwood, Allen, and Murphy families and others.
List of Individuals Names from Historic Page Fragment
A fragmented historical OCR shows a long sequence of personal names and initials including Abraham Adelson Walter Allen Jasper Asbury Joshua Backus Robino Bello Harry Blake Abraham Loom Thomas Burke Maximilian Clarke Julius Cohen Benjamin Gannon Max Goldfarb Elijah Gueney Nat Harrs Hyman Kamber Jacob Kaplan Joseph Ley William Lee Levenson McConnell Francis McGurt Morris ODonagher Tolbtineks Ham Prout Hatkowsky and others. The readable portion preserves multiple given names and surnames with initials suggesting a list, not a narrative.
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Abraham Adelson
Walter D. Allen
Jasper D. Asbury
Joshua W. Backus
Robino R. EB. Bello
Harry J. J. Blake
Abraham Loom
Thomas L. G. Burke
Maximilian 8
Clarke
Julius Cohen
Benjamin F. L. Gannon
Max Goldfarb
Elijah Gueney
Nathaniel W. Harr
Hyman Potters
Iry Kamber
Jacob J
Kaplan
Joseph B.ley
Willam A. Lee
Ax Levenson
Meee
McConnell
Francis V McGurt
William
Morris
O'Don
Tolbtineks
Ham C. Prout
Augustus Benjamin
Hatkowsky
Richmond List of Alumni and Faculty Members
A long roster names Richmond graduates and staff including Charles A. Robertson Elmer C. Robinson Frank L. Rosenberg Louis H. Rubino vitz Israel M. Szathmary Edward N. S. Schwartz Nigel Shanfield George Simons Abraham Stern Abraham N. Stern Jacob Swartz Eugene J. Talbot Victor H. Tarlinsky Perley L. Webster Harry Wein Jacob Wise man Abraham Yanes Rice Training School Robert S. Alexander Clifford G. Ambrose Joseph Baron Samuel A. Bryant Clarence Cate Walter W. Collins John M. Colony Ralph M. Carson John J. Crowley George Daly John A. Donoghue Thomas R. Drey Timothy G. Driscoll George T. Estey Morris Frank Mark Goldberg Peter J. Gulesian Thomas Herbert Joseph G. Homer Clarence D. Hunter Harry H. Hunter Vincent H. Forory David J. Keefe Frank J. Madden Charles HR. Mealey Arthur Neilson Oliver H. Page J. Dawson Purdy Andrew Randell Edward H. Ransom J. Stewart Rogers Robert I. Scoville Walter F. Sherbune Jr. Nathan F. Silbert Howard A. Smith Clarence B. Soule James J. Sullivan Sterling J. Tapper Charles A. White Robert W. Young.
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Richmond
Charles A. Robertson
Elmer C. Robinson
Frank L. Rosenberg
Israel M. Szathmary
Edward N. S. Schwartz
Nigel Shanfield
George ©. Simons
Abraham Stern
Abraham N. Stern
Jacob Swartz
Eugene J. Talbot
Victor H. Tarlinsky
Perley L. Webster
Harry Wein
Jacob Li Wiseman
Abraham Yanes
Rice Training School
Robert S. Alexander
Clifford G. Ambrose
Joseph Baron
Samuel A. Bryant
Clarence Cate
Walter W. Collins
John M. Colony
Ralph M. Carson
John J. Crowley
George Daly
John A. Donoghue
Thomas R. Drey
Timothy G. Driscoll
George T. Estey
Morris Frank
Mark Goldberg
Peter J. Gulesian
Thomas Herbert
Joseph G. Homer
Clarence D. Hunter
Harry H. Hunter
Vincent H. Foror Y
David J. Keefe
Frank J. Madden
Charles HR. Mealey
Arthur Neilson
Oliver H. Page
J. Dawson Purdy
Andrew Randel
Edward H. Ransom
J. Stewart Rogers
Robert I. Scoville
Walter F. Sherbune, Jr
Nathan F. Silbert
Howard A. Smith
Clarence B. Soule
James J. Sullivan
Sterling J. Tapper
Charles A. White
Robert W. Young
Catholic Educators Convention Debates Seminary Language Policy
June 27 report from Philadelphia details a Catholic priests and educators session on seminary operations. The consensus backs Latin as church language while Greek and Hebrew remain mandatory. Instructors favored traditional curricula over modern education theories.
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Philadelphia
Assault on Samuel Glass Reported at Brighton Stock Yards
Samuel Glass of 75 Prince Street was found at the Brighton stock yards around 3 PM yesterday with a dislocated right shoulder. He says he was attacked by an unknown man and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Samuel Glass
Prince Street
Brighton
City Hospital
Policy Promoter Arrested in Washington Castle Corner
Thomas Jones, 32, was arrested by Division 3 officers yesterday afternoon on charges of setting up and promoting a policy lottery at the corner of Washington and Castle streets.
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Thomas Jones
Division 3
Washington and
Castle Streets
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Orkasyy
Reere Railroads
Arch
T& SF
Boston &Albany
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R & Eee
Fitchburg
Rutland
Union Pacific
Ccceeees
Eeeerercen
Adventure
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British Columbia
Victoria
Reece Buttenho
the Pullman Co
United Fruit
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Am Tel & Tel
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NE — & Coke
Swift
Cies de
Ent
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
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Fortuna-Republica
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Colorado Southern
Lack & Western
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Pacific
Southern Railway
Eeeeree
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Am Smelting
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Eeee
Iron & Steel
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Chicago
Golden Gate
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Arizona
Santa Fe
California
Harvey
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R’y
Garney Hospital
Newton's
Naughty Dog
Newton
A. E. Mortell
F. I. Wetherbee
Wetherbee
Miraki Chemical CQ
Spruce
Dillaway School
Dwight School
William H. Allyn
Louis J. Barry
John W. Baxter
Leander Bryant
Richard I. Bucknam
Carl T. Carlson
Harry Éey Warren Dow, Jr
Lawrence P. Duffy
John J. Dunn
Albert G. Emery
George C. Emery
Edward A. Fallon
Bertram A. Faour
William W. Fraser
Arminio Giovannoli
Karl D. Godfrey
Roland P. Green
George L. Hanway
Joseph J. Hassett
Samuel Kaufman
William V. Kerrigan
George H. Lee
John A. Malloon
John A. Mattimore
Paul Maxwell
Joseph A. McCaig
Michael J. Meehan
Charles A. A. Miller
John J. A. Miller
James L. Monarch
John A. O’brien
Matthew Porosky
Charlies A. Prevon
Thomas M. Purdon
Charles 9. Ricker
Thomas N. Roche
Lester A. Rosenthal
George L
Edward Everett School
Katharine G. Abbott
Lucy Abell
Hazel G. Armstrong
Mabel H. Armstrong
Sarah FE. Augusta
Mildred O. Banks
Marjorie KE. Boorom
May E. Boorom
Helen I. Bridge
Julie F. Brown
Reina E. Burchell
Annie V. Carroll
Emily J. Cline
Mary E. Coleman
Eileen Connor
Ada
A. Conti
Josephine Daniels
Emma F. Ditchett
Bertha M. Evans
Carrie Bb
Fernald
Emily M. Gilbert
Robert 8
Lowell School
William J. Ahern
Mary A
Ahern
Alexander Allen
Lillian V. Ahlgren
Frederick E. Bartels
Blanche G. Corner
Thomas J. C. Bell
Johannah Coutts
George Blauman
Margaret B. Cowen
Hugh J. Bradley
Edward G. Donlan
Burton G. Brown
Edith Dowling
John H. Cleary
Toulse E. Elz
James J. Corrigan
Evelyn M. Farrington
Edward J. Cunningham
Charlotte M. Greene
Charles D. Dalton
Clara L. Green
William H. Dolan
Lydia B. Grohe
James L. Doyle
Matilda Henrich
John J. Driscoll
Susie E. Hoskin
Joseph W. Gerrity
Grace I. Jacobs
Edward J. Gibbons
Louise C. Jacobs
Morris Greenman
Katherine T. Kaveney
Joseph A. Guthro
Mary L. Kelly
Saul Isaacs
Mabel R
Alexander McDonald
Clara G. Moulton
Patrick J. McLaughlin
Berthe M. E. Novy
Fadlward Merz
Mary E. Pelletier
Peter F. Monaghan
Martha A. Peters
F.’H. L. Montgomery
Mary A. Powers
James E. Murray
Mary EK. Rooney
Jacob Noll
Tillian ‘A. Smith
Harmon F. Noone
Emily M. Steinhardt
H. M. A. Rottenbacher
Julia Swart
Louis J. Rouleau
Minnie A. Thelling
Edgar G. Schindler
Wilhelmina Trautvetter
la Mert V. Sheridan
Edward F. Waldschmidt
Arthur Steinhardt
Alice V. R. Whelan
Walter J. Stockinger
M. Louise Wiggin
John L. Sullivan
Lena Young
Albert EF. Stone
Rosa Young
William G. Tracy
Augusta Zimmer
Minot School
Thomas G. Beckwold
Helen A. Connor
Daniel K. Connor
Annie L. Crowley
James F. Daley
Mary A. Daley
John H. Denehy
Agnes G. Dolan
Frank L. Dorsey
Effie KB. Emerson
Katherine A. Galvin
William H. Glynn
Charles Haggerty
Alice L. Helleur
Edna Huebner
Curtis E Huebner
Elizabeth G. Hurley
George F. Hurley
Margaret M. Hurley
Michael J.hurley
Charles Janson
Edna F. Kelley
Minnie H. Marcy
Roy O. Marcy
Isabel M. MacPherson
Madelie W. Murphy
Hugh Murray
Susie L. Nicholls
Este . Page
Marguerite Pierce
Agnes C. Polson
Edith D. Rurgles
Michael Sheehan
Teresa L. Smith
Patrick Stanton
William L
Taylor
Gertrude Walker
Ada Wright
Charles Wilgon
Mather School
J. Albert Adams
Helen J. Allen
George M. Allen
W. Elmer Atwood
Arthur Ball
Sadie M. Barron
Dorothy M. Barton
Harry V. Billings
Lorenzo H. Blair
Charles W. Isradford
Sarah L. Brady
Anna G. Brennan
Eva M. Buckland
Roy ©. Call
Joseph J. Callahan
May G. Cannan
Edward J.cameron
Laura M. Campbell
George E. Capelle
Martin J. Casey
Grace M. Cavanagh
Francis G. Dixon
Peter B. Donahoe
Agnes 4. Donovan
Katherine F. Duffy
Katherine G. Kagan
Anne T. Earley
Catherine Farrell
Agnes L. Farren
Delia K. Finnegan
Thomas F. Finnegan
Mar H. Flynn
Charles J. J. Gibbons
Herbert G. Gill
Clifton G. Gilpatrick
Thomas Glynn
Helen J. Gray
Mary A. Griffith
Harold B
Helen T. O'Neill
John V. Peard
Gustave
Peterson
M. Louise Quinn
Clarence H. Richardson
Annie F. Rogers
John I. Rogers
Lillian E. G. Ross
Chester R. Ross
Alan M. Rosas
Agnes K. Russell
Alice A. Sheehan
Hannah A. Sheehan
John H. Sheehan
Lydaliza A. Silveira
James J. Smith
Charles W. Stephenson
Mary C. Sullivan
John B. Sweeney
Matthew D. Taylor
Ernest L. Tracy
Joseph L. Walton
Daniel B. Walton
Thomas E. White
George F. Wickwire
Charles A. J. Winchester
Mary B. PF. Wirtz
Agnes Y. Wood
Wallace A,rags
Helen M. E. Wray
Phillips School
G. Foster Clark
Dept
Jay Street
Catholic Educators
M. G. McLaughlin
Broadway
New York City
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