May stock market hopes hinge on London moves
A Friday market bulletin notes a general dip in high priced industrials led by Leather stocks with London trading activity likely to set the next course. Copper in London closed firm, while U S equities swing between rally and retreat as analysts weigh London demand and foreign sales.
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London
St. Paul
England
France
United States
Franklin
Graham Pope
Merced
Couch
Official Report of Day's Stock Sales
The report shows the day’s highest and lowest prices with close, bid, and asked figures. It lists closing prices and market activity for the period including notable shifts in price and liquidity.
President Clark Heads West for Christian Endeavor Tour
The Rev. Francis E. Clark leaves Boston for a lengthy Western tour to promote the Boston convention and the Christian Endeavor movement. He will address State conventions in Omaha and Weiser, speak to Canadian Endeavorers at Victoria, Washington at Seattle, California at Sacramento, Utah at Ogden, Wyoming, and Colorado at Salida, aiming to finalize a program for the movement.
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United Society of Christian Endeavor
Francis E. Clark
D. D
Boston
Christian Endeavor Cause
Clark
Christian
Weiser
Salem
Ore
British Columbia
Victoria
Washington
Seattle
Sacramento
California
Ogden
Utah
Eyenue
Wyo
Salida
Col
Jurp
Industrial unrest grows as 60,000 seek higher wages
Bradstreet's notes improved general trade but 9000 Rhode Island worsted mill workers face idle periods. About 60,000 industrial employees have struck for higher wages while 8000 received higher wages without striking. April bank clearings reach a monthly peak with 4.232 billion dollars across 61 cities, up 14 percent from 1894 and up 6.5 percent from March.
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New York
Bradstreet
Rhode Island
Harvard Spring Games Preview at Holmes Field
Harvard Athletic Association hosts the annual spring games on Holmes Field with top Harvard athletes competing in events matching the Harvard Yale meet. Bigelow leads sprint hopes with possible ten and a eighth seconds. Prado and Gonterman chase fast times. half mile features Vincent and Hollister. Newhall favored in the mile though ineligible against others. Bremer dominates hurdles and the long race record. field events expected limited, broad jump around 21 1/2 feet.
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Holmes Field
Harvard Athletic Association
Harvard
Yale
Bigelow
Redpath
Gonterman
Prado
New Haven
Marshall
Bingham
Vincent
Hollister
New York
Lakin
Williams
Newhall
Coolidge
Emerson
Drew
Phillips
Lathrop
Burdett
Brinckerhoff
Eliott
Bremer
Munroe
Stickney
Water Front Roundup of Vessels and Harbor Activity
The Grapeshot towed from Castle Island to East Boston for repairs while the Warren steamer Kansas awaits wheel work. Scotsman carries 5513 bales of cotton on Liverpool voyage, plus cattle and freight. City of Bangor to depart Foster's wharf next week. North End bathers debut at the harbor. Forecast notes fair North Atlantic, more fog and icebergs near Newfoundland. Sylvania new freight steamer to arrive from Liverpool next Monday.
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Castle Island
Kelly
East
Boston
Warren
Kansas
Liverpool
North End Park
Bangor
City of
Foster’s Wharf
Hydrographic Office
North Atlantic
American
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Warr
Cunard
Mediterranean
Sylvania
Mckinley’s Guest From Boston Visits Ohio Governor
Francis M. Stanwood, editor of the Boston Journal and Blaine’s nephew, spent the day with Governor McKinley in Columbus. He said the visit had no political significance but discussed national politics. McKinley forecast trade and money as key issues and a protective tariff to aid American labor.
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Columbus CO
Francis M. Stanwood
James G. Blaine
Boston Journal
McKinley
Stanwood
Ohio
East
Republican Party
Gun Case Before Supreme Court for Final Ruling
Captain Murphy faces a Supreme Court review after a jury found him guilty of carrying a firearm on parade with the Sarsfield Guards on March 17. Judge Sherman outlined that constitutional questions would not be ruled on and noted doubt over whether the weapon fits the act’s firearm definition.
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Murphy
Supreme Court
Sarsfield Guards
Superior Criminal Court
Sherman
Commonwealth
Peabody Medical Institute Promotes Dr Parker
Excerpt announces the Peabody Medical Institute in Boston led by W H Parker M D with 32 years of practice and a 28 gold medal from the National Medical Association. It offers in person or by letter consultations 9 to 6 daily and 11 to 1 Sunday, and provides a free prospectus with testimonials and endorsements from the press.
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Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch
Boston
Maas
W. H. Parker
National Medical Association
Parker
Lougest & Co
Longest & CO
Columbus Ave
Mass
Powder Mill Explosions Claim Six More Fatalities
The 1835 powder mill, a major Connecticut supplier to cartridge makers, has seen repeated blasts with today’s fatalities bringing six more deaths in six years. President Fay is en route, repairs will pause for sixty days, and the company pledges support for grieving families. Victims include Nelson Morton, Fred Winslow, Albert Estes, Charles Estes, and Charles ONeill.
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Connecticut Cartridge Company
O. A. Fay
Ohio
Garfield
Nelson Morton
Morton
Fred K. Winslow
Maine
Albert Estes
Charles Estes
Charles O'Neil
O’neil
Maynard
Powder Company
O'Neil
Order of United Workmen
Reef P
Organi- Albert
Death Toll at Maynard Explosion Shatters Happy Homes
Reporters describe the aftermath at the Estes and Winslow double tenement where three men died and their widows and children mourn. Mrs. Alfred Estes and Mrs. Winslow receive neighbors' comfort as a quiet, sorrowful scene unfolds under a bright summer sky.
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Charles Estes
Albert Estes
Fred K. Winslow
Maynard
Post
Alfred Estes
Papa
Winslow
Powder Mills Company In Boston Faces Repeated Explosions
The Boston office of the American Powder Mills at 233 State Street lists officers A. O. Fay E. B. Drake and M. H. Garfield. The firm, over fifty years old, has suffered several explosions, including a fatal one a year ago with multiple injuries. The plant spans 419 acres across Concord Acton Maynard and Sudbury to minimize danger, but causes remain unascertained.
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Tamarack, Jr
Tamarack
Bay State Gas
Brookline Gas Company
Stock Quotation & Telegraph Company
Standard Oil
Rogers
New York
New England Street Railway
New Haven
Rubber Trust
Banigan
Boston News Bureau
Subway
Pioneer Gold Mining Company
Knickerbocker Trust Company of New York
United States
Cleveland, Canton & Southern Railroad Company
Trust Company
Boston & Maine
Breed
Lynn &Ton
THE
Powder Mills Company
Boston
American Powder Mills
State Street
A. O. Fay
Ohio
E. B. Drake
Reading
Mass
M. H. Garfield
Acton
Concord
Maynard
Sudbury
Lectures At Pharmacy Fair On Water Cooking And Mineralogy
Yesterday morning Miss Alice Pp Norton spoke on A Glass of Water at the pharmacy fair. Today Miss Anna Bell Hope and Miss Ariel Savage will address topics School Cooking and Mineralogy with sessions at 11 and 2 30 respectively.
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Alice Pp. Norton
Anna Bell Hope
Boston
Ariel Savage
Hancock School
New York & New England
Insolvency creditors meet for George Hipkiss in Boston
The Court of Insolvency in Suffolk holds the third meeting of creditors for George Hipkiss of Boston on May 10, 1895 at ten in the forenoon. Creditors may attend and prove claims. the assignee will present the recount.
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Middlesex
Jennie Demnins
Cambridge
Howard Demins
Jennie Pine
Nnne Demins
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Orina
Barnard
Watertown
Samuel W. Tucker
Suffolk
Edward R. Davis
Boston
John F. Mentzer
George Hipkiss
Fred C. Gilpatric
Court St
Mass
Orrin
Russell R. App
Water St
Clark R. Moor
Emily Smith Moor
Ererty
Boston Post
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
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Europe
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Joseph H. Converse
Egypt
Pinkham
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Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison
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Ss Heen
B& Con
Ill Steel
Ny&ne
West End
Wis Cent Inc
Ilroads
Boston & Sereo
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Oire&sy
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Maine Cent
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NY &Ne
Nh&h
Phil & Reading
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Union Pacific
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Revel
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Osceola
Quincy
de Seri
Tamarac
American Rell
Erle O
Wee Wee Raae Co
Romntnian
Weereees
General, Electric
Sane
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NTC
Tr Rec
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Northern Investment
Eseuseesss
Boston Investment
Tie Emeeeereses
McKay & Bigelow Heeling
Eee
National Mining
Rennes ‘DcKay
Metailie Fasten
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Burton
NEW York Stock Sales
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Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
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Toulsville
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Manhattan
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
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Aene
Pacific Mail
Pullman Palace Car Co
Rock Island
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Omaha
Texas Pacific
Tennessee Coal & Ir
Western Union
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Southern Railway
Enee
Aes
Chicago
Traders’ Stock Exchange
Matenes
M’kinley
Pharmacy Fair
DR. Lougest & CO
Neily
Nerve Seed CO
Masonica Temple
J. H. Lakin & Co
Trent &R
Ith Benedict & Co
Tremont St
Indapo
D. Kenital Medical Co
Ill
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co
Hanover St
Weeks & Potter Co
Washington St
Brou
J. Ferré & Co
Grou
Pharmacien
Paris
Adrar- Aara
sAann
DR. Archambault Co
Pemberton Square
Sproutt
Ger
Albrecht
Antwerp
E. A. Adams
Henley
Cox
Matanzas
American Sugar Refining Company
Gloucester
Howes
Baltimore
Noree
A. M. Rabam
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Norfolk
Newport News
Providence
West Point
Tenn
Piar
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Cumberland Gap
Zee
Graham
Asgt
Glen Whats Osh
Oear Science. A
Tebbing A. T
P. Turner
G. P. Mee
Wai Tenmc
Mgr
General Offic
Savannah Line
New England and Savannah Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
Philadelphia
New York & New England Railroad
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
Central Railroad of Georgia
Savannah
Florida & Western
Florida Central & Peninsular Railways
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
A. Dew. Sampson
Agt
Ee Ba
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
Central Wherf
Indian
Charleston
Wilmington
West
E. P. Wing
Central Wharf
FE. B. Sampson
State St
Fiske Bldg
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Saturny
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
I &. BE. Carmine
N. E
E.hawley
T Gen
Broadway
Yarmouth Steamship Co. (Limited
Lewis Anal Etree
Enatowt
Maury's Lane
KE. A. Adams & CO
Cor
Broad St
Red Star Line
Atwerp
Brussels
Waterloo
North Cape
Midnight Sun
E. A. Adams & CO
Azores
Sarah
Cunard Line
Teenstown
Weare
Rams Waalsence
BAER
Catalonia
Ireland
Scotland
Alexander Martin
Warren Line
Ottoman
Roman
Apgioman
Harleatown
Scetaman
Michigan
Norseman
Warren & CO
Fitch
American Line
Southampton
Londo
Berlin
Harvre
International Navigation CO
Bowling Green
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
ss.—Superior Court
A. D
Licellee
Theo. Hurd
Theo. C. Hurd
John W. Larrabee
Revere
Pereson
Alich M. Larrabee
Walnut Ave
Blake
Batel
Essa Basse
Foguirea
W. I. Carruthers
W. F. Carruthers
School St
Wghgreat
E. R. Kidder
Court Sq
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dregg P. O. Box
Newtonville
Boston Public Schools
H. T
James Lavery
Florence St
Young's
Green St
Jamaica Plain
Methyl Dental CO
Ene
F. Emmons
Dudley Manufacturing CO
Pearl St
Mackintosh
Boston Gossamer Rupber CO
River Street Station
N. Y
Moulton Cafe
Summer St
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Henry Peterson
Chardon St
Union Desk CO
Sudbury _st
Globe Gas Light CO
Union St
John P. Lovell Arms CO
Medical
Parisian Specialty CO
Mattapan
Thorp & Martin CO
Milk St
A. R. Andrews
Pentland
Tremont Row
Wyoming Station
Washington At
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Slye
Eeeeent St
A. L. Hollis
Columbus Eve
American Agency
Braet
Tremont
Curtis
Sudbury At
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Essa
Alpieus M. Stetson
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