Dull Trading and Slipping Prices on Wall Street
Market activity was unusually dull with broad losses in many active issues. Southern Pacific and Canadian Pacific led declines while Missouri Pacific and Wabash showed support. copper shares were steady to strong amid mixed news on the Cuban reciprocity treaty and a fire at Dominion Coal.
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Union Pacific
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Morrison, Kakewich &Co
New York Engineering and Mining Journal
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Heathl
Mysterious Unknown Woman at Fall River Not Dying
At Union Hospital an unidentified woman patient has puzzled doctors for three weeks. She remains conscious and mobile, enjoys reading with nurses, and shows no pain as staff seek her identity and cause of illness.
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Fall River
Union Hospital
Inveman
Boston Stock Sales Report March 23
Boston reports list the highest and lowest sales of the day and the closing bid prices for today and Saturday. The data covers market activity in Boston stocks.
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Boston
MIT Student Earns Silver Life Saving Medal
Ernest F. Jenkins, MIT student of 35 Glenarm Street Dorchester, receives Massachusetts Humane Society Silver life saving medal for autumn rescue at Marblehead Harbor. A heavy squall capsized a small tender, five occupants fell overboard, including Robert Brown who later died after Brown helped another rescuer. Jenkins flipped the craft, swam to the drowning men, and pulled them to safety.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Glenarm Street
Dorchester
Massachusetts Humane Society
Young Jenkins
Marblehead Harbor
Robert Brown
Brown
Jenkins
Bangor elects Moriarty as fire chief after nine ballots
Bangor's new City Council elected its subordinate officers. Democrats, after nine ballots, chose Matthew Moriarty to lead the fire department, defeating incumbent John Mason, a Republican, by a vote of 14 to 18. No other major changes noted.
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Bangor
Matthew Moriarty
John Mason
Ex-dividend and rights data for listed securities
Ex-dividend noted. Tax assessment paid and ex-rights. Total sales include listed stocks 16 846 shares bonds 37000 rights 214 uplisted stocks 10734 shares. The fragment records market activity and security movements with emphasis on share and bond totals.
Canfield Case Prompts Crescent Lodge Scrutiny
March 2 report from Canfield New York notes Crescent Lodge 402 will seek Grand Lodge guidance on how Richard Canfield became a member. The lodge may pursue action independently as Grand Master Crandall declines outside input, amid accusations of admitting questionable members years ago and possible prior gambling arrests in Providence.
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New York
Crescent Lodge
IA. M
Grand Lodge
Richard Canfield
Crescent
Canfield
Providence
Crandall
Mr. Crandall
Frank Farrell
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Sold Only in Sealed Bottles
Precaution for the sick room requires Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey to be sold in sealed bottles bearing the Graves & Sons signature on neck labels. The label assures pure mild uncolored unsweetened malt whiskey free from adulteration, with chemically treated whiskies to be avoided. Available at licensed dealers, druggists and grocers at reasonable prices.
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Graves
Maryland
Chester HH. Graves & Sons
Charles G Roberts Named to Chelsea Water Board
Charles G. Roberts was appointed last night by Mayor Willard of Chelsea to the Board of Water Commissioners, succeeding the late ex mayor.
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Charles G. Roberts
Willard
Chelsea
Board of Water Commissioners
Purdy
Tenney Roberts Leader in Boston Produce Trade Dies
Tenney Roberts of Patch & Roberts, wholesale produce dealers, longtime Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange charter member and 1892 president, served as treasurer of Robert Lash Lodge of Freemasons and Palestine Commandery Knights Templars.
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Tenney
Roberts
Patch & Roberts
North Market Street
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Robert Lash Lodge
Freemasons and Palestine Commandery
Knights Templars
Lehigh Valley Easter Tour to Gettysburg and Washington
Leaves Boston April 3. Rate, $30 covers all expenses for seven days' trip. Transportation, hotels, carriages at Gettysburg, transfers included. Delightful excursion through historic and picturesque region. Itinerary by A J. Simmons, N. H. P. A., 26 School Street, Boston.
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Boston
Gettysburg
A J. Simmons
School Street
Tamarack Mining Company reports 1902 profits and costs
The Tamarack Mining Company's annual report shows 1902 copper production of 16,061,628 pounds at 11.87 cents per pound, gross income of 1,604,820, other income 47,586, total 1,041,007, expenses 1,744,608 plus construction 154,877, leaving a profit of 42,430. It notes lower stamp costs and ongoing development at shaft No. 6, with optimism for reserves and future production potential.
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Tamarack Mining Company
Bigelow Management
Uttle
Alley explains Salem abduction case custody dispute
Alonzo Alley, jailed for contempt after refusing to answer Probate Court questions about his 6 year old daughter's location, says the child is with the Shakers in Enfield New Hampshire. He claims no impertinence and that he misunderstood the court. Mrs. Alley seeks custody alleging abduction. The court may acknowledge his offer to reveal the child's whereabouts.
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Salem
Alonzo Alley
Probate Court
Alley
Enfield
N. H
Man Dies After Apparent Workplace Suicide Attempt in Factory
In Woburn today Michael Gamley, 89, attacked himself with a knife in the glassing room of William B. Fox & Son's leather factory. Employee William Bolster tried to intervene but Gamley cut his windpipe and arteries, dying en route to hospital amid reports of recent drinking.
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Bolster
Gamley
Barbour Decision Delayed Until Sunday for Tremont Temple Call
The Rev. Dr. Clarence A. Barbour met Tremont Temple’s executive committee to discuss a call but will not reveal his decision until Sunday. He indicated he likes Boston and Tremont Temple, weighing Tremont, Rochester church ties, and personal considerations. He will return to Rochester today, with plans to resume as Tremont’s pastor around May 10 if not surprised.
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Clarence A. Barbour
Tremont Temple
The
Temple
Barbour
Rochester
Boston
Post
Post Reporter Dr. Barbour
Myers Non-committal On Re-election Bid
Speaker Myers avoids denial or confirmation of a bid for re-election as speaker. He previously suggested last year’s run would be his final term, but now his plans remain uncertain and debatable as he contemplates his future course.
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Myers
General Law Debate on Trust Company Charters Continues
The Massachusetts legislature debates a proposed general law for trust company incorporation with 18 trust charter bills this year. Old Colony Trust seeks a capital rise to 3 million, Gov Bates favored, North Adams and Boston interests push, and a general bill would shift charter power to the Savings Bank Commission. A stalled commission report delays final action.
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Old Colony Trust Company
Senate
Crane
North Adams Trust Company
Martin M. Lomasney
State Street
Savings Bank Commission
North Adams
Old Colony
Bates
Carpathia to sail Liverpool Boston route not New York
The Cunard liner Carpathia will depart Liverpool May 5 on its first voyage to Boston, skipping New York. At 18 000 tons and 15 knots, she will serve Liverpool Boston after a stop in New York later, with Captain Potter slated to command. The Ivernia will still run to New York before resuming local service.
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Ivernia
Thomas Potter
Ultonia
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Degen
Elsie
Haddock
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Eng
Cape Race
N. F
Louisburg
Shipping News March 24 Mini Almanac and Arrivals
Maritime briefs list arrivals and departures with steamers from Britain and Germany, ships to Calcutta and Sydney, and barges tied to multiple Philadelphia and New York coastal movements. It notes sun and moon timings and high waters for the day.
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Esnoones
Jennie R
Death of Mary Durocher Found in Turne Street Home
Mary Durocher wife of Charles Durocher was found dead on the floor of their Turne Street tenement, Brockton. She likely died around March 5, and neighbors believed she was in Boston until her body was discovered by landlord H W Loukess today. Her husband, formerly a street car conductor, had left for Slot Springs late February after she signaled plans to visit friends there.
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Mary
Charles Durocher
Turne Street
H. W
Slot Springs
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