Bears Control Stock Market Amid Dull Tuesday Trading
Market notes show dull conditions at the local exchange with New York active but irregular. Amalgamated dipped to 61 from 62 before closing at open, Dominion Iron and Steel rose on dividend talk, and Massachusetts Electric common fell to 37 3 8. Osceola and Centennial debates fuelled broker chatter while Evansville Terre Haute slid on rumored trouble. Copper outlook cited with Isle Royale prospects, and several mining firms reported earnings and dividends amid a broad market mix.
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New York
Anaconda
Bears
Amalgamated
Dominion Iron and Steel
Massachusetts Electric Companies
Lawson
Friends of the Centennial
Osceola
Chicago Junction
Colorado
Evansville
Terre Haute
American Telephone dividend payment notice
A dividend of one and a half dollars per share will be paid on Thursday April 15 1902 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Monday March 31 1902. The transfer books will be closed from April 1 to April 14 1902 both days included. William Re Driver treasurer March 19 1902.
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Tunsday
William RE. Driver
Maren
Boston Druggists Meet at Young’s Dinner
The Boston Druggists Association held a dinner last night at Young's. President F A Hubbard introduced Rev. George R W Scott of Newton who spoke on The Three R's.
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Boston Druggists' Association
Young's
F.A. Hubbard
George R. W. Scott
D. D
Newton
Milk prices rise for season in Boston area
Boston milk price set higher for 1902 after joint meeting of New England Milk Producers Union and Boston milk contractors. Final schedule: 36 cents April, 35 cents May and June, 26 cents July through September, with a 2 cent surplus allowance. Net prices exclude surplus discounts.
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Boston
American House
New England Milk Producers’ Union
Boston Milk Contractors
R. M. Scammon
Producers’ Union
A. B. Ward
Ward
Post
Whitney
Boston School Board drama over teachers college and Bolster chair
A heated Boston School Board clash centers on the proposed teachers college. Mrs. Duff accuses Bolster of political manipulation while critics demand the chair resignations. Mayor Collins opposes a large 1901 appropriation for new school buildings, urging current revenue funding and long term borrowing to spread costs.
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Messese
School House Commission
Peter
Paul
Patrick A. Collins
School board weighs supervisor choice and reports
The special committee on selecting a supervisor to succeed Miss Arnold largely backs Miss Eller EB Carlisle of Wellesley College. A minority dissent questions bias in the majority and asks reexamination with audience rights for all candidates. The board also approves paying Charles A. Brown $360 for extra work and votes to require union-labeled textbooks only.
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Arnold
Eller EB. Carlisle
Wellesley College
Carlisle
Gallivan
Boston
New England
Whittier
Charles A.own
Brown
Mark B. Mulvey
Rhodes Failing health worsens in Cape Town
Cape Town March 26 Cecil Rhodes suffered a severe heart attack yesterday evening and did not rally as in prior illnesses. After midnight he grew weaker despite daily oxygen. Friends express little hope for recovery.
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Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
Coghlan to be Rear Admiral under presidential pardon
President Roosevelt will pardon Captain J B Coghlan of Hoch der Kalter fame and remit part of his sentence from a naval court for writing an abusive letter. The action will advance Coghlan to the rank of rear admiral next month in the Navy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
J. B. Coghlan
Naval
Navy Department
Patrolman Rubens summoned on assault charge in South Boston
Patrolman Frank Rubens of Division 12 South Boston was served with a summons to appear next Saturday to answer an assault and battery charge brought by William Duffy of 648 East Seventh Street. The warrant request by Rubens was not granted by Judge Fallon after a Saturday night meeting at Duffy’s home following a disturbance.
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Frank
Rubens
Division
South Boston
Wasterday
William Duffy
East Seventh Street
Duffy
Fallon
BALFOUR RAPS BULLER IN PUBLIC CORRESPONDENCE
Acrimonious exchanges between A J Balfour and General Buller surface as Balfour claims Buller was in chief command at Spion Kop. Buller hopes despatches published without manipulation. Balfour says only excision of one sentence criticizing Sir Charles Warren occurred, and notes Roberts's despatches were edited to spare Buller's feelings.
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London
A. J. Balfour
General Buller
Transvaal officials travel with British staff heading to Kroonstad
Yesterday afternoon a train carrying Acting President Schalk Burger and his party passed Wolve Hoek on its way to Kroonstad. Transvaal officials were joined by Captain Marker and five other aides to Lord Kitchener. The local impression is that Transvaalers favor a general Boer surrender.
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Orange River
Colony
Schalkburger
Kroonstadt
Transvaal
Marker
Lord Kitchener
Victorian smoke talk at American House draws 150 guests
About 150 attended a smoke talk at the American House hosted by the Victorian and other English cities. Captain T. T. Stokes outlined a plan to fund a free bed at Massachusetts General Hospital for natives of Great Britain, with contributions collected. Harry Paine of Brockton presided as toastmaster. The Cambridge Cadet Band performed along with David Martin, W. Hamilton McDonald, Burton H. Macurdy, William Moulton, Thomas Hannan, George T. Martin, Alph Cartoof, J. Sayer and W. J. Nunn as entertainment.
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T. T. Stokes
Massachusetts General Hospital
Great Britain
Harry Paine
Brockton
Cambridge Cadet
David Martin
W. Hamilton McDonald
Burton H. Macurdy
William Moulton
Thomas Hannan
Jeorge T. Martin
Alph Cartoof
J. Sayer
W. J. Nunn
Funeral Ride Collision Injures Two In Boston Streets
While returning from a funeral yesterday afternoon a hack owned by Richard Baxter ran away after the horses bolted. It collided at Hyde Park Avenue and Walk Hill Street with a hack owned by Andrew Badaracco of 11 North Bennet Street. Joseph Zign of 199 Balem Street and another unidentified rider were thrown out. Zign suffered a severe cut on the right leg treated at Station 13. the other rider was slightly injured. The drivers fled after the horses were stopped.
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Richard Baxter
Hyde Park Avenue
Walk Hill Street
Andrew Badaracco
North Bennet Street
Joseph Zign
Balem Street
Badaracco
Station 13
Miners in 24 States May Be Called Out
The United Mine Workers of America based in Indianapolis prepare for possible strikes in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. A 10 cent monthly strike assessment per member was approved, potentially raising about $25,000 to $30,000 monthly for strike funds. Officials warn a critical period for the union, the largest in size, as negotiations unfold. A strike in the anthracite region could mobilize all 24 states under the union. West Virginia trouble is deemed imminent, with concerns also in Indiana.
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High- Low Inc
Atchison Arene
Renee
Baltimore & Ohlo
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Alt
Louis
East Illinois
Gt Estern
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado
Great Northern
Iowa
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Missouri Pacific
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
St Louis
Amalgamated Mopper
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
National Biscuit Wee Ale
People's Gas
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal “& Iron
Union
Western Union
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
National
National Organization
Virginias
Cers
Wilson
Altoona
Penn
Indiana
Federation to Hear Miners in Shamokin
Secretar y Ralph M Easley of the Civic Federation has notified President Mitchell that the committee will meet tomorrow to receive the mine workers representatives and consider intervention. If a strike is needed, the order will come from President Mitchell via district presidents. Mitchell will focus on the anthracite region until a settlement is reached as National President Mitchell and District Presidents Nicholls Fahy Irene depart for New York.
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Shamokin
Penn
Ralph M. Easley
The
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Mitchell
Nicholls Fahy Irene
New York
William H. Baker Attacks the Boston Police Board
William H. Baker of Newton assails the Boston Police Board during a Metropolitan Affairs Committee hearing at the State House. He accuses the board of corrupt ties with liquor interests, asserts public funds misused, and calls for cross examination to unseat the board.
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Police
Newton
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
State House
Boston
Board of Police
Commonwealth
Boston Board of Police
Lcenses
Boston Board
Cassels to be brought to Charlestown for execution
Springfield dispatch says John D. Cassels, condemned for the Mary J. Lane murder, is in good health at York Street Jail with a May 4 to May 14 execution window set by order. He will be moved to Charlestown State Prison within ten days before the scheduled week of electrocution. Authorities note no exact transfer or execution date yet.
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Charlestown
Mary J. Lane
East Longmeadow
John D. Cassels
York Street
Cassels
New York
England
Team Drivers' Union Withdraws From Allied Freight Council
The Team Drivers Union 191 withdrew from the Allied Freight Transportation Council and adopted a higher wage scale to take effect May 1. Over 1000 teamsters on tip carts haul building materials and joiners expect settlement. drivers on single, double, three and four horse teams would earn 11, 12, 13, and 14 dollars weekly. Building trades unions back the wage rise, raising prospects of rapid acceptance by Master Teamsters and employers to avert trouble.
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Allied Freight Transportation Council
Building Trades
Tsilka Charged With Complicity in Miss Stone Abduction
London reports from Salonica that Turkish authorities have arrested Pastor Tsilka on suspicion of complicity in the abduction of Miss Stone. The Daily Telegraph correspondent notes the arrest stems from the ongoing case and hints at further investigations by authorities in Salonica and Istanbul.
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Miss Stone
London
Salonica
Daily Telegraph
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Ish
Pastor Tsilka
Politician Isaac Allen Linked to Ministry Rumor
Circulating reports claim Hon. Isaac B. Allen may leave politics for the ministry, based on a statement attributed to Rev. Dr. Johnson J. Hill, president of the Baptist ministers conference. Allen offered no clear answer when asked. Also announced is the death of Professor Al Gallatin in New York after a long illness.
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Johnson J. Hill
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Allen
New York
al Gallatin
Battleship Wisconsin Reaches Callao After Pacific voyage
The Wisconsin arrived at Callao after sailing from Puget Sound on Oct 14. She steamed 20,200 miles via Honolulu, the Samoan Islands, Acapulco, Valparaiso and Callao.
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Perch
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Puget
Honolulu
Samoan
Talinds
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Valparaiso
Callao
Albany Excise Report Shows Large Tax Totals
Albany March 25 The state excise report to the Legislature shows 1901 year end total of 12 467 674 and liquor tax collections 1896 to 1901 of 73 604 425. It notes that over 78 500 000 handled under department supervision since its organization and not a cent was lost.
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State Commissioner of Excise
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