Daly-West and Quincy to Form Large Dividend Mining Company
A Salt Lake City despatch reports the Daly-West and Quincy Mining companies will consolidate, ending multi-million dollar litigation. The merger creates the fifth largest dividend paying mining firm in the United States with Daly-West dividends at 24 percent on an $8 million capitalization. Daly-West stock quotes were 34 1 2 bid, down from a week ago. The Houghton Journal notes copper market strength and warns against bear rumors. A strong New York bank statement is anticipated with lower loan figures. money market remained quiet.
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State Street
Daly-West
Quincy
Salt Lake City
Curl
Houghton (Mich.) Journal
W. A. Paine
South Range
Lake Navigation
New York
Arkansas Democratic primary ends in Arkansas victory claims
In Little Rock on March 28 the state’s most eventful Democratic primary campaign since 1874 closes, with seven counties voting tomorrow for U S Senator and state and county officers. Jones and Clarke lead rival bids for the Senate as Governor Davis and Rector contest the governorship and each congressional district nominates a presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
United States
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
James P. Clarke
United States Senate
Jones
Jeff Davis
E. W. Rector
Congress
Garcelon Guest Speaks at Maine Veterans Anniversary
The Maine Veteran Association of Massachusetts celebrated an anniversary at the American House with about 60 attendees. Hon. Alonzo Garcelon of Lewiston, age 89 and former Massachusetts governor, recalled Civil War engagements and shared personal experiences. The program included patriotic remarks by Captain Leighton, musical numbers, and responses from Colonel A. C. Drinkwater and Commander Keyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Aegsociation
Massachusetts
Sylvanus C. Small
A. C. Drinkwater
Alonzo Garcelon
Lewiston
Leighton
Boston Fusiliers
Mullen
Suwanee
Keyes
Charles Russell Lowell
Miners Threaten Strike Over Pittsburgh Coal Scale
Altoona Penn March 28 The refusal of J W Robinson of the Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company to sign the miners scale causes a possible strike by Robinsons several thousand men on Apr 2 Miners accuse him of deviating from last years scale by forcing heavy loaded cars instead of using mules The United Mine Workers pledge moral and financial support if a strike is declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Penn
Rochester and Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Mine Collapse Kills One in Dawson Extraction
A Dawson special reports a mine collapse on Hunker Creek burying 11 men. Ten were rescued with injuries or shock. one man died in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Dawson
Hunker Creek
Dividend Notice From American Telephone & Telegraph Co
American Telephone and Telegraph Co. will pay a dividend of one and a half dollars per share on Tuesday April 15 1902 to stockholders of record March 31 1902. Transfer books close April 1 to April 14 1902 inclusive. Signed William R Driver Treasurer March 15 1902.
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William R. Driver
Haines case tests arsenic theory in child death
Mt Holly N J March 28 the trial of Mrs May Fenton Haines for the death of her 2 year old step daughter Gwendolin focused on whether arsenic played a role. Defense contends embalming fluids caused arsenic traces. prosecution notes autopsy showed no stomach inflammation. Foreman: servant Nellie Richards describes brutal mistreatment and whippings, including head dunking and confinement, contradicting defense claims of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Holly
N. J
May Fenton Haines
Gwendolin
Harrison
Nellie Richards
Mrs. Haines
Women Pray for Husbands at Immaculate Conception Church
At the Church of the Immaculate Conception 200 parishioners gathered for a silent hour of prayer led by Rev. Father Rockwell with Rev. Father Mullen assisting. They prayed that younger women might find husbands as Lent ends on Easter Sunday and parish marriages have been few this year. To limit crowds, admission was charged for the service.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Rockwell
Father Mullen
Immaculate Conception
Oder
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
John
Ladies’ Melba
Lynn Spiritualists’ Association
Cadet Hall
Dr. Caird
Thomas Cross
Thomas's Orchestra
Unity Quartet
J. E. McIntire
Paine Hall
Boston Spiritual Lyceum
Roxbury Spiritual Association
Highland Hall
Warren Street
Walnut Avenue
Mack
Blanche Desmond
Cameron
Good Friday Services Held Across Archdiocese Churches
From noon until 3 o'clock yesterday in Catholic churches of the archdiocese, Good Friday services were conducted. The observance followed traditional rites as believers gathered for prayer and reflection.
Easter Devotions Across Congregations Highlight Prayer
Congregations prayed for sailors wives sick children job seekers and travelers as many gathered for Stations of the Cross around the altar. Sun day school children marched in processions while altars were stripped at noon and Tenebrae songs filled evening devotions. St Augustine’s marked three hours with The Last Seven Words and seven sermons. Immaculate Conception held ticketed services and will bless Easter water candles and baptismal water today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine's Church
Boston
Father Harkins
Father Meale
Father Gibbrich
Father Russell
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Shawmut Church Hosts Good Day Service Under Dr McHleven
Last evening Shawmut Congregational Church hosted a Good day service directed by Dr McHleven and organist Henry M Dunham. The programme featured Gounod Death and Life and Mozart Requiem performed by the church choir of 35 with Shawmut choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Congregational Church
McHlveen
Henry M. Dunham
Gounod
Shawmut Choir
Trade vigor shown in brisk weekly reports
Reports from R G Dun & Co and Bradstreet describe buoyant retail trade and broad economic activity. Widespread gains in bank exchanges and railway earnings contrast with cotton weakness and grain softness. Industrial output hits new records, while notes on hardware strength and lumber prices signal a lively, uneven national business picture.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Stock Exchange
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Kansas
Oklahoma
Meridian Isolated By Flood Searing City Under Water
Meridian Mississippi lies cut off from the outside world as floodwaters rise. Western Union wires stay alive while trains halt within 60 miles. A Northeastern railway freight is submerged six feet, crew in danger. Enterprise water rises 18 inches per hour. No traffic expected for 2 or 3 days. Southern sector flooded 3 feet for 244 hours forcing evacuations to higher ground.
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Meridian
Miss
Western Union
Northeastern
Enterprise
Flood disrupts rail traffic around Jackson Mississippi
SITUATION AT JACKSON MISS MARCH 28 The flood situation shows partial improvement for railroads but no resumed traffic from New Orleans Vicksburg or Meridian. Mail from the north arrived 36 hours late while no southern mail has come in for two days.
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Jackson
Miss
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Meridian
Weymouth Woman Miss Battles Faces Municipal Court Disposition
The cases of Miss Mildred Battles of Weymouth and Miss Georgia Blackley of 346 Tremont Street Boston, both arrested in a Chinatown restaurant, come up for disposition in the Municipal Court today. Relatives of Miss Battles have traveled to Boston and express chagrin over the publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Battles
Weymouth
Georgia Blackley
Tremont Street
Boston
Chinatown
Miss Battles
Disastrous Steamboat Slough Fire Destroys Two Steamers
A midnight blaze on a steamboat slough opposite the city consumed two steamers and caused losses totaling 57000 dollars. The fire, still raging, has an unknown origin and the incident is being investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Dawson
Sunday Easter services across Boston Baptist to Unitarian churches
Church listings show Easter services across many churches including Dudley Street Baptist Tremont Temple First Baptist Ruggles Street and Congregational Old South. Topics range from Our Easter Great Fact to Why More People Are Not Christians with special music and baptisms.
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Dudley Street Baptist Church
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
C. L. Jackson
Yeacon
C. P. Jameson
Charles Ll. Jackson
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Hayden
Eoard
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
A. C. Dixon
Case
Bible School
OLD South Church
Third Church
Old South Sunday School
Home Branch
Hope Chapel
Prechhapel
H. Co. Hannum
Berkeley Temple
William A. Knight
William S. Kelsey
Knight
Temple Chorus
Stone
Miss Hall
Mr. Remele
J. C. Bartlett
Bartlett
Marie Kayla Stone
Sarah A. Hall
George H. Remele
Mr. Knight
Daniel
E. C. Russell
Deacon Hall
Washington Street
Harmony Hall
Spiritual Phenomena Society
Clara Fagan
Josephine Webster
N. P. Smith
Annie Hanson Kibble
Mme. Bruce
Fagan
M. E
Concord Street
Shelley
Flossie Thomas
Christ
Nichol
Redeemer
Messiah
Lucy Covell Every
Lord
Jennie Miller
The
Keystone
Epworth League
Proble’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkel
L. H. Dorchester
Paster
Christian Endeavor
W. W. Adams
Sullivan
Stainer
Warren
Wrass
Chaminade
Granter
Rossini
West
Spence
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Berkeley
Boylston Streets
J. Stanley Durkee
Roxbury
Alpha Ladies’ Quartet
A. E. Boardman
Harmonic
ST. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Alexander D. MacKinnon
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Dorchester
Silver Streets
South
Boston
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Cesceseess
Garcelon
Maine Veteran Association
Guyer
Clayton
N.H
J. W. Guyer
William EK
Searles
Scarles
Klondike Mine
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
New England
J. L. Rice
Milk St
Shawmut Church
Klondike
Salisbury Tuckerman
Lodge
Baptist
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendte
Mendelssohn
Gertrude Miller
Gade
F. W. Wodell
Berkeley Mall
Stella Archer
Union of Church and State
Archer
Joseph Slattery
Paine Memorial
Appleton Hall
J. P. Bland
Jesus
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Terramapans
Henry
Carbee
Zaro
J. Webster
Horton
Mr. Littlefield
J. Coombs
L. L. Whitlock
M. Landis
Dartmouth Street
Upton Street
Park Square
Rodles
Evangelical Alliance
Rayer
Park Street Church
P. mi
Toads
A. ©. Dixon
J. J. Dunlop
Roxbury Presbyterian Arch
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
America Hall
Washington
Etra Music
Mre
B. Cobb and
Mel
Peabody McKenns
Universal Brotherhood Organization and Theosophical — Society
Katherine Tingley
Mt. Vernon Xireat
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