Market gains as gold shipments halt lift bulls in Boston
Strong market sentiment follows good crop reports and rail traffic growth. Cessation of gold engagements boosts buying while Vanderbilt shares draw attention. Louisville & Nashville leads railway favorites as Boston & Maine climbs with talk of future dividend hikes. bids for city bonds circulate among major banks and trust firms.
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New York City
Boston & Maine
Tuttle
Pullman
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Casual Observer
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Pine Street
William Herbert
Banbridge
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Cochiti
American Tobacco Company
Massachusetts Electric Companies
Congress Street
Fortuna
Boynton
la Republica
E. E. Leland
E. E. Leland & Co
Leland
William Bliss
Liquid Air market letter urges cautious speculation
The latest market letter discusses practical aspects of Liquid Air speculation. Investors are urged to request a copy, as June 10th observations from the Missouri-Kansas zinc district are highlighted and mailed on request.
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Liquid Air
Tobacco
Dominion Coal
Copper stocks and Baltic mill test drive market optimism
Reported discussions in New York finance circles hint a copper stock boom and a major railroad market upswing. Amalgamated stock trades near 95 bid while Union Pacific and Vanderbilts loom as catalysts. Baltic mill yields strong copper output, boosting Isle Royale Elm River and Trimountain prospects.
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Leland
Mr. Morgan
Leonard Lewissohn
London
London Stock Exchange
Mr. Leland
Europe
Vanderbilt
New York
BK. EH
Leland & Co
Union Pacific Railway Company
Northern Pacific
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Atchison
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Omaha
Union Pacific Preferred
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New England Gas & Coke
Bay State Gas
Boston
Elm River
Montana Coal & Coke
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Atlantic Mill
Quincy
Atlantic
Baltic Lode
Isle Royale
Trimountain
New York Stock Exchange Suspends Markets July 3
New York June 28 The governors of the New York Stock Exchange have voted to suspend business on Monday July 3.
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New York Stock Exchange
Massachusetts Electric Companies Hedge Investor Trust
Trustees lead subscriptions to the Massachusetts Electric Companies plan with a 4 percent preferred stock free of taxes and a 50 percent common stock bonus. The move consolidates Boston area home railways to broaden market reach and offer conservative and growth options to investors.
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Fitch
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New Haven
Old Colony
West End
Atwood Safe as Architect for New Normal School
Harrison HH reports Atwood remains elected as architect for the new normal school. Francis L. Coolidge contends absentee votes won’t change the result, noting site selection then preliminary plans and contracts follow. Coolidge says unity on the board may ensure work proceeds.
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New Normal School
Francis L. Coolidge
Mr. Atwood
Coolidge
Atwood
Stolen Wheels Recovered. Dorchester Man Arrested in Larceny
Gardner C. Hawkes, 31, of 21 Newport Street Dorchester, arrested by Inspector Shields for larceny of two typewriters valued at $200 from Jackson Typewriter Co where he worked, and for three bicycles pawned by him. Two bike owners sought. He allegedly delivered repair orders to gain access. All property recovered.
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Philadelphia
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Newport Street
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Shields
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Clifton Street
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Central and Albany Officials Meet on Leases
New York Central and Boston and Albany representatives plan a meeting at Grand Central depot on Friday to discuss leasing the Boston and Albany road to the Central. The June 28 announcement sets the agenda for potential transfer of control.
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Coronation Day at Westminster Abbey Recalls Victoria Era
The crowd cheered as the royal procession moved from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey for the coronation. Archbishops, bishops, and nobles joined the ceremony with prayers and anointing, ending in the Queen being crowned and the orb, sceptre, and crown presented amid singing and blessings.
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Terrible "Kissing Bug" Cornered and Identified
The piece describes the kissing bug Melanolestes picipes, its bite and effects, and cites Comstock's Guide. It notes the insect’s predatory nature, relation to bedbugs, and provides historical, medicinal remedy details.
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Scien
Kutnow’s Improved Effervescent Powder Ad
An advertisement claims Kutnow Bros Limited offers an Effervescent Powder that cures uric acid ailments including gout rheumatism and diabetes by flushing toxins. Readers are invited to request a free sample by writing to 83 Broadway York City while noting Boston address references.
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Bostonist
Jolly Dogs Lays Open Ancient Dungeon Tale
Frank O Newton proprietor of the Jolly Dogs unveils an apparent ancient dungeon found during improvements at 14 Franklin avenue off Court street. To draw visitors and combat drought he offers over twenty varieties of ale and lager, inviting the public to sample the dungeon for a reasonable time.
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Jolly Dogs
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Boston & Wy railroad schedules sleeping car to Boston
Starting Friday June 20 and on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays in July and August the Boston and Wyoming railroad will run a sleeping car to Boston at 38 p.m. Arriving there about 7 30 next night.
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Mencing
Boston & Wy
Boston
Trinity showman Thomas V Lawson dies after long illness
Thomas V Lawson, famed performer of Trinity, died at his country home in Canasseét after ten days of pneumonia sickness. He had won sixty two blue ribbons in the country and Europe. his estate, valued at about $400, passes to Jason who has owned the tie for three years.
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Prime Strawberry Season Sparks Cautious Capitol Socials
In Washington the peak strawberry period prompted cautious social routines among notable residents. Observers note gatherings during daylight and protective measures, reflecting concerns about safety and propriety as fruit harvests drew crowds.
Maj Maus Weds Lindsay Poor In Syracuse Church
Lieutenant-Colonel M. P. Maus of General Miles's staff married Miss Lindsay Poor today at St James Church Syracuse. General Miles attended as a guest along with several military officers and bridesmaids Miss Sheridan. The couple left for San Francisco for duty assignments.
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M. P. Maus
Miles
Lindsay Poor
St. James’s Church
Frank Nash Westcott
Mary Sheridan
Philip Sheridan
Francis Michler
James Allen
John J. Presling
I. H. Strothers
Maus
San Francisco
Natick Marriage Unites Miss Bigelow and William Sprout
Miss Margaret L. Bigelow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Bigelow, and Boston attorney William B. Sprout were married at the First Congregational Church Natick. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. F. E. Sturgis with Miss Florence Bigelow as maid of honor and a full bridal party. The couple will spend the summer in England before settling in Natick.
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William P. Bigelow
Natick
William B. Sprout
Boston
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D. D
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Florence Bigelow
Susie T. Sprout
Gertrude Bigelow
Helen H. Wilson
Mabel R. Walcott
Wellesley
Edith L. Watson
Mochester
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Arthur l. Spring
George C. Dickson
Charles 8. Baxter
Samuel Hudson
Louis F. Hyde
J. Alden Stockwell
Stoneham
Horace B. Gale
John Is. Wilson
Misses Gertrude
Gladys Giddings
Walnut Hill
Mrs. Sprout
England
No. 92
West Central Street
Arnold Day Wedding in South Boston
Robert F. Arnold sergeant of Company B Ninth Regiment and Miss Mary E. Day wed in South Boston last evening. Reverend O Callaghan and several priests officiated at St Augustine's and Gate of Heaven churches as Eva Day, the bride’s sister, wore a white organdie gown and carried a bridal bouquet.
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Ninth Regiment
Spain
Mary E. Day
O'Callaghan
St. Augustine's Church
John J. Harkins
Robert Johnson
Gate of Heaven Church
W. S. Brown
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Eva F. Day
Mr and Mrs Arnold Wed In Dorchester Vows
The couple married with bridesmaid and best man Denis Murphy of Frankfort Kentucky attending. A reception followed at 522 Dorchester Street with many gifts including a keepsake from Denis Murphy. They planned a bridal tour to Washington and will reside at a new Dorchester home after July 1.
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Dorchester Street
Tew
Denis Murphy
Frankfort
Washington, D. C
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Dorchester
Shaughnessy Kearns wedding at St Johns Quincy
Miss Katherine Frances Kearns and John J. Shaughnessy wed at St Johns Church Quincy. The ceremony was by Rev Father Johnson with bridesmaid Miss Elizabeth Shaughnessy and groom’s attendants Martin J. Ryan and others. A reception for 300 followed at the bride’s home before the couple departed for Newport and will reside in South Boston.
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Elizabeth Shaugnessy
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Jason-Dowling Wedding Celebrated in Charlestown Home
Louis H. Jason a Maine Polo League player wed Margaret Dowling of Charlestown on Monday at the bride’s parents home in Bunker Hill district. Many guests attended and gifts were plentiful. After a brief wedding tour the couple will reside in Charlestown.
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Maine
Margaret Dowling
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Closing exercises for St Catherine's Sunday school
The St Catherine's Sunday school in Somerville will hold its closing exercises at Union Hall Union Square tomorros evening at 8. The history class graduates are James H Hopkins Edward A Mahoney Eugene M Curran John J Brine Winifred R Hemming Gertrude BE Jones Lillian R Crowley Mary L Davis Mary M Healey Catherine E Powers. Prizes for scholarship and regular attendance will be awarded. Tir. Charles S Mongan prize for best essay will be presented. An entertainment of singing recitations and other exercises will follow.
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Mary M. Healey
Catherine E. Powers
Tir
Charles 5. Mongan
Dean's Ointment Aims at Eczema Relief
Invites readers to try Dean's Ointment for eczema and other skin conditions. Claims gentle formula safe for delicate skin and available at drug stores for 58 cents.
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