Market Review Sees Shakedown Waves In Stock Markets
The piece describes a week of market tension with overvalued stocks, a planned readjustment by banks, and renewed support for solid names. It notes a strong local outlook for United States Oil and hints at potential gains in United Fruit, Massachusetts Electric, and United Copper amid an overall cautious tone.
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Stock Exchange
Webb- Meyer Syndicate
United States
Heinze
Amalgamated
United Copper
New York
United Fruit
Massachusetts Electric Common
Tennessee Coal and Iron
American Locomotive
New York Central
American
Atchison and Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
Manhattan Railway
Baltimore & Ohio and Erie
Chicago & Alton
Erie
Metropolitan Street Railway
Southern Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio and
Ontario & Western
Reading and
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Ama Ated Copper
Southern Railway
Louisville & Nashville
American Sugar Refining
Rock Island
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
United States Oil
Inecees
Calumet & Hecla
Rutland Preferred
New Haven
Dominion Coal
Arcadian
Boston Elevated
Adventure
Centennial
Mohawk
Bingham
Mass Mining
Parrot
Trinity
Utah
Osceola
American Agricultural Chemical
Dominion Iron and Steel
Copper Range
Old Dominion
United States Mining
Heath
Duggleby Leaves Phillies for National League Club
Pitcher Duggleby announced he departed the Philadelphia American League team and will join the local National League club, planning to leave in the morning with the manager.
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Philadelphia Nationals
Philadelphia
Penn
Duggleby
McGraw suspended five days after Baltimore incident
Chicago news reports John J. McGraw manager of the American League team suspended for five days by President Johnson following the Baltimore row that injured a policeman. Detroit catcher Buelow also suspended five days for an offense at St Louis during the same episode.
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Chicago
John J. McGraw
Johnson
McGraw
Baltimore
Buelow
Detroit
St. Louis
Death of Syracuse Team Manager From Electric Grand Stand Accident
George Schultz, manager of the Erminie baseball team, was killed at Athletic Field in Syracuse when he touched a grand stand screen charged by crossed electric wires. The incident occurred on May 4 in the Syracuse City Baseball season.
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Syracuse
N. Y
George Schultz
Erminie
Athletic Field
King to Receive Meyer in Rome for clemency gesture
May 4 in Rome the King will receive United States ambassador George von L. Meyer who will convey U S thanks for the monarch’s clemency in freeing officers of the cruiser Chicago recently arrested and imprisoned at Venice.
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George von L. Meyer
United States
Tomorow
Mr. Meyer
Chicago
Venice
Dominican capital Surrenders as President Flees
Reports from Jacmel Haiti say Santo Domingo the capital of the Dominican Republic surrendered yesterday to insurgent forces. President Jiminez is said to have taken refuge in the French consulate as telegraphic communication remains cut and news comes with difficulty.
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Jacmel
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Jiminez
Levy Ritter Held Up by White Robed Dentist
A near midnight incident at Lagrange Street station ends with Lt. Ritter unhurt after a gunman in white robes robs him of attention and is subdued by officers. The dentist from Tremont Street, alleged to have used knockout drops, is taken for sanity evaluation at the Tombs.
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Tremont Street
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Jelly
Legislative Smoke Investigators Return to Abate Nuisance
The city legislative committee on cities returned from New York after a trip by 11 members who paid their own expenses. They found New York not free from smoke but reasonably clean and concluded that introducing patent devices for coal furnaces in Boston could curb the nuisance. The group plans to push the New York law as a model for local legislation.
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Committee On
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Canal &T
President hosts four-hour Philippines talks at White House
President conferred for four hours with Secretary Root and Governor Taft on Philippine affairs. Root and Miss Root and Taft dined at the White House and remained until 11:30 PM. Root declined to say if new instructions were given to General Chaffee.
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Root
Taft
Philippines
Miss Root
White House
Chaffee
Board of inquiry probes Gardener allegations in Lucana province
In Tayabas, Manila, a board of inquiry led by Colonel Theodore J. Wint is examining charges by Major Cornelius Gardener, governor of Lucana. Several witnesses remain. Major Edwin F. Glenn heads to Catbalogan for court martial. Brigadier General Frederick D. Grant to preside. Lieutenant Cook to be tried by the same court as Waller and Day.
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Lucana
Tayabas
Cornelius Gardener
Theodore J. Wint
Sixth Cavalry
Gardener
Edwin F. Glenn
Fifthnfantry
Catbalogan
Samar
Frederick D. Grant
Lieutenant Cook
Scouts
Waller
Lieutenant Day
Marines
Glenn
Roosevelt Congratulates Chaffee on Manila Victory
President Theodore Roosevelt sends a May 4 1902 telegram from Washington DC to General Chaffee in Manila praising his army for courage and fidelity that carried the flag to victory. He also thanks General Davis and Colonel Baldwin and honors the fallen and the survivors who remained faithful to the country.
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Chaffee
Washington, D. C
Manila
Davis
Baldwin
Army Losses Reported in Fort Engagement
May 4 The American loss at Mantla includes Lieutenant Bonvars of the Twenty seventh Infantry killed and Captain Moore mortally wounded. Surgeon Porter Lieutenant Henry S Wagner and Lieutenant Joss man all of the Twenty seventh or Fourteenth Infantry suffer severe wounds.
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Bonvars
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Moore
Porter
Henrys. Wagner
Fourteenth Infantry
Jossman
Kentucky Derby Winner May Never Race Again
Louisville report details Alan-a-Dale, the Kentucky Derby winner, possibly ruined for racing. A tendon gave way in the colt's foreleg while attempting to protect his left knee, which has troubled him previously, leaving his racing future uncertain.
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Louisville
Alan-a-Dale
Fire destroys 300 cottages at Felts Mills camp meeting
Watertown New York May 4 the Riverside Campmeeting Association of the Methodist Church loses the tabernacle two chapels and 300 cottages at Felts Mills ten miles from Watertown after a six hour fire. The tabernacle seating 10000 was wrecked and the total loss is estimated at thousands of dollars.
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Methodist Camp Meeting Association
Watertown
WN. Y
Riverside Campmeeting Association
Methodist Church
Felts Mills
Tabernacle
Fall River Girl May Die of Peculiar Trolley Accident
Miss Margaret Rourke an 18 year old girl from Fall River suffered internal injuries when a trolley pole fell onto the street after a trolley spring broke as the streetcar passed at a corner. Doctors fear the injuries may prove fatal.
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Fall River
Margaret Rourke
Englishmen Gather to Challenge Tobacco Trust in U S
Three Imperial Tobacco Company figures W R Clarke J D Player and E H M Gunn travel aboard the Cunard steamer Saxonia from Queenstown to New York. They plan to manufacture tobacco and confront J B Duke, head of American Tobacco, by mobilizing opposition to trade combinations in the United States and Canada.
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Cunard Line
Saxonia
Queenstown
New York
Imperial Tobacco Company
W. R. Clarke
Liverpool
J. D. Player
Nottingham
E. H. M. Gunn
Bristol
United States
J. B. Duke
American Tobacco Company
Canada
Two Killed In Train Collision Near Rockwood
Two Italian immigrants died and 45 people were injured in a head on collision between an immigrant train and a fast freight near Rockwood on the Connellsville division of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. A newsboy and another Italian immigrant were among the injured, with two fatalities likely to be confirmed.
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Penn
Rockwood
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Reverend MacFadden Silent at Chelsea Church
The Rev. Robert MacFadden, pastor of the Central Congregational Church in Chelsea, conducted Sunday services as usual with a large congregation present. A church meeting Friday night passed a vote requesting his withdrawal amid ongoing trouble within the church.
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Central Congregational Church
Chelsea
MacFadden
Mr. MacFadden
Unclear Resignation Led to Pastor’s Silence
The article notes a resignation with an expected reply from the pastor, but Rev. Mr. MacFadden gave no reference to the matter. The report focuses on the absence of a response rather than the resignation details.
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Hurley in Cambridge Lecture Caps City Fight for Mayoral Seat
Mayor John F. Hurley of Salem spoke in Institute Hall Cambridge on his political rise. Divison 15, A. O. H. organized the event to aid the Sacred Heart School East Cambridge. Mayor McNamee introduced Hurley, who recalled battles with rival elites and press and praised Cambridge audiences. A concert followed the talk.
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John F. Hurley
Salem
Divison 15
School of the Sacred Heart
East Cambridge
McNamee
Cambridge
Hurley
Boston Post
Beverly Times
Most and McQueen Arrested as New York Anarchist Rally Turns Riot
About five thousand people gathered at a Broome Street hall to bid farewell to Johann Most. Detectives arrested Most and William McQueen during a German speech, prompting a riot that required police reserves to control the crowd.
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Broome Street
Johann Most
Herr Most
William McQueen
Most
McQueen
Cableton man stabbed in brewery quarrel improves
The Cableton, N. S. worker stabbed Friday in a South Boston brewery row has improved. Initial fears of a severely wounded right lung eased as doctors report only a scratch to the lung and expect recovery.
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Cableton, N. S
South Boston
City of Haverhill Launch In East Boston Set For Tomorrow
The City of Haverhill, a 400 ton screw passenger freight steamer, will be launched from Atlantic Works in East Boston tomorrow morning at high water for the Boston Haverhill line. Built by Richard Keough, the vessel measures 136 feet long with a 36 foot beam and 11 feet depth, and will carry 500 passengers once ready for business on June 15. Captain George F. Woodman will command with backing from Henry B. Little, George W. Piper, John B. McCusker, and others.
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East Boston
Boston
Haverhill
City of Haverhill
Richard Keough
Army
Bertelaen & Petersen
Henry B. Little
George W. Piper
John BE. McCusker
George F. Woodman
Waterfront Notes On Steamers And Harbor Activity
The Dominion-Atlantic Prince George arrives from Yarmouth for annual overhaul at Atlantic Works to begin duties on the Long Wharf to Yarmouth route. Captain McKinnon, with Captain Kinney of Prince Arthur, oversees tuning at Long Wharf. The Prince Edward nears spring cleaning completion as other fleet steamers idle in port.
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Yarmouth
McKinnon
Atlantic Works
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Kinney
Prince Arthur
Prince Edward
Game Company
Boston
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Gloucester
James A. Garfield
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Frances Whalen
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Mortis H. Perry
Almeida
Thomas Brunda
Bangor
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Lewis Wharf
Amos J. Cummings
Congress
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King Philip
Isaak Walton
James Howes
Storm King
New York
Washington
Erskine M. Phelps
Sewall
Norfolk
San Francisco
Harry Westring
Varuna
Malcolm Forbes
Naushon
Harry
May 5 Shipping News Miniature Almanago
Reading of shipping news with arrivals, sailings, and cargo routes. Lists multiple steamers, vessels and destinations from Boston, Gloucester, Portland, and other ports with cargoes, passengers, and pilots noted. wind northeast, fresh, daylight hours given.
Andover Beats Dartmouth and Amherst in Varsity Games
Andover posted an 11 to 5 win over Dartmouth and a 4 to 2 victory against Amherst this season. The Tigers defeated the school boys 5 to 1 in a tough match. Clarkson will join Harvard in the box.
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Reception to P G Mullaney in Dorchester on Linden Street
Dorchester resident P G Mullaney recently retired from business hosted a reception at his Linden Street home. Guests included Ex-Senator Baldwin and Ex-Representative McIsaacs plus Rep Timothy Sullivan and others. Speeches by Sullivan of Natick and William McNary highlighted the event as Mullaney plans a Europe trip and a future bride upon return.
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Sullivan
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Democratic State Committee
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Daniel C. McIsaacs
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William H. Dinsmore
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Thomas Connolly
Parker House
P. J. Mulley
Mulley
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Winnifred Mullaney
P. J. Corcoran
Kelley
Daniel 3. Sullivan
John J. Flatley
Harold Hinclay
Denial by Dr Webb on Meyer stock affair
Dr W Seward Webb issued a statement via secretary denying any interest in the Meyer dealings and disavowing involvement with the Webb Meyer syndicate. He said he cannot account for his name being used and called the coverage unfounded and disgusting. He left Shelburne on his private car for New York.
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the Tribune
Burlington, Vt
W. Seward Webb
Shelburne
Webb-Meyer
Meyer
Dean Terrett Dead at Clifton New York
Dean William Rogers Terrett, D D, Hamilton College dean of American history and constitutional law, died in Clifton New York. Born July 19 149 in New York City he graduated from Williams College 1871 and Princeton Theological Seminary 1874. He served as pastor in Amenia New York Dalton Massachusetts and Saratoga Springs before joining Hamilton in 1889.
Malden Church Marks 11th Anniversary of Private Chapel
The Rev. Mrs. Re. M. Bruce, Malden's only woman minister, celebrated the 11th anniversary of her private chapel with a 5 PM Sunday service attended by overflow crowds. The ceremony included a prayer service and an anniversary sermon in the chapel seating about 150.
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Malden
RE. M. Bruce
Daly Industrial Home Benefit Garden Party Planned
The Daly Industrial Home at Pope's Hill Dorchester will host a garden party on June 21 after a meeting of about 100 supporters. Hon Herbert Carruth was chosen chairman and Richard Lynch secretary. another meeting is set for May 1.
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Steamship Schedules for Bangor Portland and International Divisions
Timetables for Eastern Steamship lines from Bangor and Portland divisions. Daily departures from Pier 368 Atlantic Ave Boston and India Wharf for Rockland Camden Belfast Bucksport Winterport Hampden Bangor Stonington Bar Harbor and more. International division details include Portland Eastport Lubec Calais St John and Bath Gardiner Augusta connections.
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