New York Market Advances Amid Heavy Buying Boom
The New York market opened strong with heavy buying, led by Chicago Burlington & Quincy, Northern Pacific, steel and smelters. Delawares gain, United States steel issues surge, and a rumored Atchison Santa Fe dividend boosts outlook. Public notices on dividends and corporate dissolutions accompany market chatter and local copper stock shifts.
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New York
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Northern Pacific
Chicago & Northwest
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Southern Pacific
United States Steel
Western Union
Gugar
Ohio
Reece
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
CC. ©. Perkins
H. H. Hunnewell
Charles J. Paine
Mr. Perkins
Central Massachusetts Railroad
Boston & Maine
Richard Olney
W. B. Lawrence
Lucius Tuttle
W. J. Hobbs
8. N.widrich
Henry Woods
George van Dyke
Joseph H. Gray
James P. Graves
William G. Shillaker
New England Ditectric Vehicle and Transportation Company
Jersey City
Boston
Newport
Boston Stock Sales Report Summary
Boston on March 29 reports today final figures for high and low stock sales and closing bids and asks. The list includes kx-dividend first instalment vets assessments paid instalment totals with listed bonds, unlisted stocks, and rights.
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Boston
Eles
T&s
B & Mo
Ch & W
Tl Steel
Do Inc
Ss& Cob
Ug Stooks
Allouez Mining
Amalgamated
Am Ag Chemical
Do P
Pheu Se
Woollen
Anaconda Mining
Arcadian Mining . Og
Tisaitlo "Hin
Bingham Min Ng
Boston Elevat Bonanza Minin Ae
Boston al
Tossibe
Cochith
Es Mol & Ft D
Dom Coal Mining
Dom Iron & Bieel
Boston Land
Edieon Elec Tiu
Elm Rivet Mining
Erie Tel &Tel
Equek Eet
Ees
Franklin Mining
Ing
Isle
Michigan
Northern
Old Colony Mining
Old Colony
Old Domin
Osceola
Parrot Mining
Plantus
Pere Marquette
Phenix Mining
Pullmin_ Co
Enteneuiney
Rhode Island
Rutland
Santa Fe
Santa Yeabel
Tamarack Mining
Wagign Cl A
Trimountain
Trinity Mining
Union Pacific
Utah
Victoria
West End
Westinghouse
Winona Mining
Wolverine Min
Portland man fatally injured in freight train fall
Stephen Hinds twenty seven residing at 67 Summer street Portland fell from a Boston freight on the western division of the Boston and Maine railroad as the train passed through fell between the cars to the track and received injuries likely to prove fatal both legs cut off near the knee and his head and shoulders cut and bruised. His brother Thomas Hinds a Portland brakeman witnessed his fall and cried out for help.
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Biddeford
Stephen Hinds
Summer Street
Portland
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Thomas Hinds
Steve
Hinds
Portand
Fire Department Changes Under New Commissioner
Fire Commissioner Henry 8 Russell issued a general order at 10 AM detailing department reshuffles. William T Cheswell becomes chief with Mason Street HQ. John A Mullen and Nathan L Hussey named first and second assistant chiefs, all at Mason Street. Edward Locke moves to Ladder 5, George Perkins becomes district chief for South Boston from Ladder 65, HQ at Engine 38-39. John E Madison shifts to command Engine 28 to fill Riley’s vacancy amid his leg injury recovery.
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Henry 8. Russell
William T. Cheswell
Mason Street
John A. Mullen
Nathan L. Hussey
District 5
Edward Locke
South Huston
George Perkins
South Boston
Congress Street
John E. Madison
Heutenant
Madison
Captain Riley
Riley
Bishop Colton Named Successor in Newark Diocese
Private letter from Rome reports Rev. Charles H. Colton of Newark selected as successor to the late Bishop Igger. Pope favors Colton over Bishop Farley. Colton currently rector of St Stephen's Church Manhattan and formerly curate under Dr McGlynn.
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New York
Roma
Charles H. Colton
Igger
Newark
N. J
Farley
Father Colton
St. Stephen's Church
Manhattan
Dr. McGlynn
St. Stephen’s
McGlynn
Temperance League Meeting At Vercelli's Last Night
Clerks of the Municipal Temperance League gathered at Vercelli's last night for an annual inner meeting attended by about twenty members. William A. Blossom presided, Cruff served as costmaster and officiated proceedings.
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Temperance League
Vercelli’s
Haywlace
William A. Blossom Ped
Cruff
Duellists' Thumb Injured in Budapest Duel
In Budapest on March 29 a duel arose after a parliamentary debate between Deputies Cyperfly and Rakovszky. Cyperfly was wounded in the thumb.
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Budapest
Cyperfly
Rakovszky
Outlook 6000 Spring Trade In Good Shape Says Dun
R G Dun & Co reports general business plans for a strong spring retail turnout. Dry goods and cotton show gloom with price cuts, but most sectors remain cheerful. Rail earnings rise, money demand and firm leather, wool markets improve, failures rise modestly, and London auctions show wool gains. Bradstreet’s calls for a brighter quarter with construction and hardware activity up.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Department of Business
New England
Chicago
Boston
London
Atlantic
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Montana
All Three Given Up For Lost At Sea
Philadelphia vessels the Krim the Florence and the Severn are believed lost with fifty four crewmen. The Krim sailed January from Philadelphia for Vera Cruz with 2200 tons of coal and has not been heard since clearing the Delaware Breakwater. The Severn left Philadelphia last September for Baltimore and Hampton Roads and then Santos and has not been reported. The Florence departed Port Spain January 10 for Philadelphia with asphalt and is long overdue.
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Philadelphia
Krim
Florence
Severn
Irmues
Jan
Vera Cruz
Delaware
Reed
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Santos
Chandler
Port Spain
Knights of Malta banquet honors members in Paine Memorial Hall
A Knights of Malta gathering in Paine Memorial Hall last evening drew 500 to 600 members from across the state. The event, hosted by the Isida Siesta 77 Princes of Bag A, featured a formal banquet and remarks by Edward A. M Rs prank amid a survey of Maltese orders and activities.
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Isida Siesta
Princes of
Bag A
Paine Memorial Hall
Knights of Malta
Edward A. M
Navy Yard Cuts 150 Men From Construction Force Tonight
About 150 men in diverse construction trades at the navy yard will be discharged tonight due to funding shortfalls. Officials say reduced appropriations and heavy drains have slashed the repair budget, prompting Washington to limit monthly allowances for the next three months.
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Navy Yard
Bureau
Washington
Prominent society girl becomes chicken farm proprietor in New Hampshire
Miss Catherine Laughton recounts leaving Springfield after her father’s ruin and death to start a poultry business with help from an old Columbia friend Thomas. She describes buying a seven room farm with fourteen acres for 1000 dollars, building hen houses, incubator, buying stock, and evolving from initial modest earnings to growing fowl stock and eggs. She hires one man, raises vegetables, corn, and oats, and plans to expand into fancy stock while cherishing country life and independence.
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Catherine Laughton
Columbia
N. H
Mamma
Gertrude
New Hampshire
Papa
Mr. Thomas
Savings Bank
Springfield
Amulet League Love Magazine Promotes Romantic Appeal
A Boston feature details the Amulet League of Love led by D. B. Hayes of the Amulet magazine. It notes international reach from the Philippines to Cuba, includes portraits of members, and cites concerns over unauthorized photo use amid pieces on romance and kissing psychology.
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Amulet League of Love
Philippines
Cuba
Boston
D. B. Hayes
Brighton
League
South Boston
Worcester
Hong Kong
China
Moon Oireley
Wahee
Wah Lo Tee
Boston Town
Not Emperor William's Fault in Germany Russia Tension
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William denying fault for disturbances in Russia Germany relations. The Kleines Journal notes his remark that attempts to disrupt cordial ties have occurred, while the Hanover Courier and Bremen report discuss alleged mastermind motives behind the Bremen assault and Conservative reactions.
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Kleines Journal
William
Russia
Germany
Hanover
Bremen
Thomaston Man Killed by One and a Half Ton Rock
Charles Brown of Thomaston was instantly killed when a rock weighing one and a half tons fell on him at Ulmer Lime Rock. He leaves a widow, one daughter, and five sons.
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Thomaston
Charles Brown
Ulmer
Mystery Schooner Released After Customs Fine
The schooner Mystery under Captain Richards was released by customs authorities after a $50 fine. She had been held for failing to report in Be Meteghan where she called for shelter last week.
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IT. John
N. B
Mystery
Richards
Meteghan
Cornell President and Mrs Schurman Sail for Cuba
Ithaca March 29 President J G Schurman of Cornell University and Mrs Schurman left Ithaca today for New York to sail for Cuba Saturday aboard the Morro Castle for Easter vacation.
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Ithaca
N. Y
J. G. Schurman
Cornell University
New inn signs in Sandusky area amid traffic renewal
A fragmentary notice from Sandusky cites a new inn project and a local master Sand Sten of H, a fourth class, indicating a pending change in town commerce and licensing.
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NEW Inn Ng Ae
Oda
Nor Oo
Sand Sten
Milk Producers Force Contractions Over Contract Clauses
Milk producers oppose six month sales ties and monthly price adjustments sought by contractors. President Ward urges firm stand against an infamous clause allowing price changes at the start of any month, warning of a milk famine in Boston hospitals and homes if concessions are not won. Members urged to withhold milk April 1 and to report daily to Ward at the American House, Boston.
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New York
Butte
Lewissohn
Centennial Eureka
British Columbia Copper Company
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
No. 2
Boston Financial News
Clark
Heinze
Montana
Mr. Clark
A. O'Farrell
Standard Oil Octopus
Pinkham
A. B. Wardy
Milk Producers’ Union
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Ward
Strow
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American House
Instructor in Grime Nabbed. Juvenile Trio Confesses
Somerville police arrested an alleged mixer known as an urban Fagin. Three teen pupils, self confessed criminals, implicated him after being arrested. The group used a jimmy to break into a bakery at 40 Cross Street East Somerville and attempted a second break at Miss Josie O Neal’s bakery at Gien Street and Fountain Avenue. Edward Carter recovered the suspects, who named James Herbert Taylor as their instigator. Taylor, 22, claiming naval service, was arrested at a hayloft on Milnt Street. He pleaded not guilty and was held for the grand jury in 400 bail per count. a jimmy was found on him. The youths will be arraigned in juvenile court.
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John P. West
Cross Street
East Somerville
Jimmy
Josie O'Neil
Gien Street
Fountain Avenue
Edward M. Carter
Vasco Silva
Antonio Silva
Pearl Street
William J. Gallagher
Christopher H. Martis
Henry Martis
Carter
Station House
James Herbert Taylor
Taylor
Milnt Street
Navy
Santiago
Flint Street
Story
Choking Death At Providence Restaurant
James G. Lancock a former jeweller died after choking on food in Patrick Devlin's lunch room at 3 Dorrance street Providence The waiter cut the meat for him as he appeared intoxicated and unable to help himself Lancock then aspirated a mouthful and died despite restaurant efforts
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Providence
R. I
James G. Lancock
Patrick Devlin
Dorrance Street
Lancock
Rehearsals Begin for Passion Play at Worcester Street
Rehearsals for tableaux to be presented on May 26 under the Young Ladies' Charitable Association start this afternoon at 17 Worcester Street. Mr J Gilbert, coach of Harvard's Hasty Puddings, leads the rehearsals. The tableaux depict the Passion Play from Oberammergau.
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Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
Worchester Street
J. Gilbert
Harvard
Oberammergau
Lecture on Who Pays the Bill in Somerville Union Square
James are han delivers Sunday evening lecture at Liberty Halls Union Square Somerville under the Merille section. Admission free.
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James Are Han
Liberty Halls
Union Square
Somerville Gee
Themerville
Fire destroys Bouget House and other buildings in Bedford
A fire in Bedford Pennsylvania late last night leveled several establishments in the business district. The Bouget house, a 130 year old structure built by Charles Bouget, was among the losses, with total damages estimated at 960,000 dollars.
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Bouget
Bedford
Penn
Charles Bouget
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