Profit Taking Moves Mark Stock Market Day
A day of profit taking in the stock market follows the spring rise with New York specialties showing mixed strength. The Montana Coal and Coke Company plans large production increases by July 1 with coke output rising significantly. The Pennsylvania gains a controlling stake in Norfolk and Western and a United States Rubber price increase boosts tennis goods.
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Steck
London
New York
Baltimore
Montana Coal and Coke Company
Ite
Old Colonyst Company
Boston
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Curtis & Otley
Curtis & Sanger
Pennsylvania
Norfolk & Western
Union Copper, Land & Mining Company
Wall Street
Kruger’s Land Gift Sparks Racial Equity Question
President Kruger once granted an erf of land to a Dutch Reform Church and was later urged by a Jewish leader to grant a similar request. The land offered to the Jewish congregation was said to be only half the size of the Reform land, prompting a sharp remark from Kruger after the two requests were weighed.
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Kruger
Ruger
Erf land scheme and market chatter ported on
An excerpt discusses land parity with an erf and margins for wheat or cotton investments, notes leather trade activity and hemlock price rise, and reports in Central Massachusetts stocks, Fitchburg lease rumors, Metropolitan Street Railway stock plans, London market totals, and a sugar refiners’ year end statement.
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United States Leather Company
Massachusetts
Central Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine
New England
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
New York Stock Exchange
Lst
London
East Boston
Senate
Albany
American Sugar Refining Company
Massachusetts Commission of Corporations
Sugar and copper market notes and oil
Boston market report details highest and lowest prices, closing bids, and debits on Sugar assets and copper stocks. It notes a large decline in cash assets for American Sugar Refining, bonds cancelled, dividends and reserves used, and discusses Old Dominion copper prospects and rail costs, with a broad market snapshot including wheat shipments and Argentine supply.
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American Sugar Refining Company
Boston Curb Stock Exchange
United Verde
Bay State Gas
Boston & Buffalo
Idaho
Navahoe
Pennsylvania Furnace
Helvetia
Copper Crown
Boston & Tuolumne
Boston Consolidated
Old Dominion
Huttle
Continental
Globe
Aphod
Cotarn
Eve
West End
Atch
T&sf
Firccace
Boston &Alba
Boston
Bostonton & Maine
Boston & Prov
Central Mass
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Fitchburg
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Pacific
Pere Marquette
Eeeresesas Poe
Rutland
Union Pacific
C.ccesee
Atlantic
Bingham
Bonanza
Bost
Mont
Butte & Boston
Centennial
Ersee
Dominion Coal
Eeveseenve
Cccessees
Utah
Victor
Wolverine
Am Bell Tel
Eeewee
General Electric
Mergenthaler
New England
Pacific Mills Rts
Quincy Bridge
Reece Pal
Uoion Caué
Peverese
United Fruit
United Shoe
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Villicago Market Opening Quotes
The Villicago Market opened today with mixed quotations amid light trading. Prices moved unevenly as traders weighed early losses and gains, with no decisive trend established in early dealings.
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Villicago
Ghtorgo
Jailer Killed in Riot in Galveston Injures Sailors
Boatswain's mate Michael Nelligan of the U S 8 Machias was shot and killed at a riot in Galveston Texas Thursday night. His brother Edward a first class fireman on the cruiser New York was wounded in the lip. W W H Warm master of the Gulf Interstate Railway steamer Lawrence is in custody. The Jackies had been entertained at an oyster roast before returning to the dock.
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Michael Nelligan
U. S
Machias
Galveston
Tex
Boston
Edward
New York
W.W. H. Warm
Gulf & Interstate Railway Company
Lawrence
Jackies
Nelligan is Brought Back After Cuban Port Clash
During the Santiago campaign Nelligan commanded a launch ashore in a Cuban port. Two Spaniards blocked his access, drawing knives. Nelligan drew his knife and drove them to a sloop cabin. He imprisoned them for two hours before releasing them and returning to the Machias. Police later arrested a dozen intoxicated attackers after a foggy encounter.
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Santiago
Nelligan
Machias
No Goole Decision In Indictment Case At Federal Court
Judge Lowell heard a motion to quash a twenty five count indictment against Charles H. Cole former Globe National Bank president. Attorney William Schofield argued details were insufficient and defined Funds. U S Attorney Boyd B. Jones defended the indictment as complete under banking law precedents. The court took the case under advisement as appeal points echoed from prior Jewett rulings. The Equitable Life Assurance Society to display at Paris exposition will feature an American electrical display of growth in life insurance with facsimiles of the Statue of Liberty Eiffel Tower Arc de Triomphe and more. The exhibit will travel across the ocean and occupy two spaces at the exposition including a prominent slot in the American section of the publishers building.
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United States District Court
Lowell
Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank
William Schofield
United States
Boyd B. Jones
United States Grand Jury
Schofield
United States District
Jones
United States Supreme Court
William S. Jewett
Court of Appeals
Cole
Exnitable Life Assurance Society
New York Harbor
America
France
Equitable
United Section
Social Economy
Department Life Fisurance
Publishers
Dogn's Ointment Claim For Eczema Relief
An old ad promises Dogn's Ointment cures eczema and other skin diseases without harming sensitive skin. Sold at any drug store for 60 cents.
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Dogn
Dun and Bradstreet reports weekly trade review
The Dun and Bradstreet weekly review notes initial effects of the new monetary bill with bank circulation rising and new 2 per cent bonds sought. It reports shipments, iron and steel settlements, cotton demand, and futures weakness. Wheat and corn prices fell, leather costs rose, and weekly failures numbered 183 in the U S and 27 in Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Treasury
Carnegie-Frick
Iron and
London
Chicago
United States
Canada
Outlook in Bradstreet's review notes mixed signals for 1900 era markets
Bradstreet's Review reports encouraging retail sales, better weather boosting Western and Southern markets, rising iron exports to Europe, and strong copper and flour demand. It also notes a potential machinists strike, weak wool and hides, dull jewelry demand, and a large week seven railway receipts rise, with corn and wheat export figures compared to last year.
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Messrs. Howard
Crosby & Co
Liverpool
Paris
New York
Antwerp
Bradstreet’s
Europe
Central West
Birmingham
Ala
Coachman Stanley Bigelow Found Dead in Malden
Stanley Bigelow a coachman aged 3 percent as described by Mr Peter Graffam of Clifton street was found dead in a Malden bathroom this morning authorities reported.
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Malden
Stanley Bigelow
Peter Graffam
Clifton Street
Free to the Ruptured by Dr W L Rice Advertisement
Dr W L Rice of Adams NY offers a free trial of his rupture cure method. The ad claims to cure without operation or long downtime and cites a case of Charles Lange from Fison Illinois whose double rupture reportedly healed after trying the method. It urges all sufferers to request the free trial by writing Lawrence 60 today.
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Chas
Kay
Charles Lange
Fison
Milk price kept same all summer by New England producers
Milk contractors and producers of New England voted to extend winter prices through the coming summer due to crop shortages and rising costs. Representatives from Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island and Connecticut attended led by John C Bartlett of New Market New Hampshire. The plan keeps milk at eight cents a quart in prominent cities, affecting Boston and surrounding towns.
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Boston
New England
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
John C. Bartlett
Newmarket
N. H
New England Milk Producers’ Union
Bartlett
Workforce expands on ships under repair plans
About 350 laborers are employed on the Olympia, the greatest number since the Spanish war. Work has also begun on the Chesapeake, which will go into commission April 15.
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Olympia
Chesapeake
Lynching Imminent After Greenville County Killings
A Black man and a white man killed Justice Saunders and Mr. Welton in Greensville County yesterday. The suspect has been captured at Stoney Creek Sussex. A posse from Emporia pursues him as Greensville citizens gather. The Governor orders militia to protect the prisoner and maintain order.
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Richmond
Justice Saunders
Welton
Greensville County
Stoney Creek
Sussex
Empiria
Greensville
Gethering
Gas Works Tour By City Committees
A committee delegation investigating city gas companies visited the South Boston and Brookline plants. Senators Woodsum Lott Harrington and Hanson along with several officials and company representatives toured the facilities. They reviewed operations, answered questions, and later lunch at the United States Hotel before proceeding to Brookline.
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South Boston
Brookline
Woodsum
United States Hotel
Millbury Names New Street Commissioner
Millbury Selectmen appoint Thomas Hill as street commissioner to replace Henry W. Carter whose term expired. Thomas Dolan and Carter were the other candidates.
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Millbury
New Street
Thomas Hill
Henry W. Carter
Mr. Carter
Thomas Dolan
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