Market Dive Ends With Bears Holding Edge In Midday Trade
Wall Street notes a sharp last half hour drive led by Keene, with prices easing and bears gaining. Citing declines in copper and steel stocks, the report expects a further morning dip before a potential rally later, while pointing to strong Carnet talks and steel rail contracts masking broader weakness.
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Wall Street
Bears
Keene
Colorado
Gould
Rockefeller
St. Louis
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Northwest
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Boston
New York
State Street
Jones & Laughlin
Jones & Jaughlin
Calumet & Hecla
Connecticut
Amalgamated
Adventure
Bingham
Centennial
Mohawk
Michigan
Osceola
Shannon
United States Mining
Winona
American Telephone
Dominion Coal
Dominion Iron
Montreal
Ross
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
United States Steel Company
Mareh
Rimountain Mining Company
House Rushes Bills Galore Across Legislature
The House moved quickly through numerous items including amending the Western avenue bridge bill to refer to the Boston City Council and advancing the Institute of Technology bill to a third reading. A proposed mill workers two hours off on election mornings was rejected 77 to 0, and a commission to license barriers was defeated. The Senate praised the committees for swift handling, while plans for early prorogation were discussed. An executive session on the Raymond charges touched off talks of public hearings starting tomorrow.
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Western Avenue
Boston
Linehan
Newton
Institute of Technology
Messrs. Dean
Wakefield
Carey
Haverhill
Garst
Worcester
Committee On Taxation
House
Senate
Messrs. Carey
Dowse
Ross
Schofield
Jackson
Fall River
Crane Savings Bank
Joint Investigation Committee
Jones
Special Investigation Committee
Raymond
Royal Blue Line Gettysburg Washington Tour from Boston
A weeklong trip priced at $52 with all expenses paid except supper on the Fall River line. Guided drives through Gettysburg battlefield with Pen Mar and Blue Mountains scenery, a Mt. Penn stop in Reading, three days in Washington and a visit to Philadelphia. Contact Joseph P. Taggart for itinerary and battlefield map.
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Boston
Fall River Line
Pen Mar
Blue Mountains
Reading
Penn
Mt. Penn
Washington
Philadelphia
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Mass
No Murder in Cambridge at Charles River Park
Cambridge police denied last night that a murder occurred at the Charles River Park in Cambridge. The true incident involved Peter McDuffee, 24, a park employee, and Night Watchman Patrick Sheehan, who quarrelled. McDuffee was arrested but then discharged after Sheehan refused to complain.
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Charles River Park
Cambridge
Peter McDuffee
Patrick Sphean
Stinsons
Sphean
McDuffee
Sheehan
Murray
Ang
Bondholders Urged to Extend 1903 Mortgage on 4 Percent
Chicago Burlington & Quincy announces an offer under a 1905 agreement giving holders of the Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds due July 1, 1903, the option to extend to July 1, 1905 at 4 percent interest. Extensions must be deposited promptly with the undersigned at No 23 Wall Street New York or with the company.
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Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Hiv
Eben
Chicago & Alton
Great Western
Hicago & Northwestern
Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Del
Lack & West
Aere
Denver
Rio Grande
Hocking Valley
Central Pacers
Illinois
Southern Pref
Lake Erie & Western
Loursville & Nashville
Manhattan
St Ry
Metropolitan Central
Minneapolis & St Louis
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kan
Texas
Mexico
Lady
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western Ae
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
St Louis & San Krean
Ty Toy
St Louis Southwestern
Ly Haig
Paul
Southern Pacife Doo
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis & West
Union Pacific
S.escces
Rees
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin
Car & Snd
Peacewee
DOI Hols Ags Voy
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Pullman Palace Boo
Republic Steel
Libere Briel
Wall Street
New York
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Bond Extension Offer by Kidder Peabody J P Morgan Co
Messrs Kidder Peabody Co offer to extend semiannual bonds at par for holders who deposit by June 10 1903 with extension rights ending June 10 1908. Holders receive 0.5 percent cash on par for extended bonds and may cash July 1 1903 coupons. Bonds not extended will be bought at par plus accrued interest July 1 1908.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
Walpole Brothers Missing in Walpole
Walter and William Kanaly sons of Michael Kanaly have been missing for some time. William is 18, 120 pounds with blue eyes and light hair. Walter is 16, 115 pounds with a light complexion. Their father is in feeble health and anxious about their whereabouts.
Mining interests consolidate near Mohawk region
A despatch from Houghton Mich indicates steps to consolidate northeast of the Mohawk with Allouez and Mohawk likely to join in forming a large operator for the upper Kearsarge lode. Stanton Bigelow and Fay interests are involved as Parrot Mining meets June 2 in Butte Mont. Boston Consolidated directors plan to add Abercrombie and Schirmer to the American company board and Schirmer as treasurer. no smelter action yet.
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Houghton, Mich
Mohawk
Allouez and
Kearsarge Lode
Stanton
Boston
Boston Consolidated Company
American
Schirmer
HWATH
Sunday Post previews summer fashion and seaside earnings
Marion Harland advises on models of breakfast gowns for June brides in Idea Fashion. The piece notes hopeful young women can earn money at the sea shore this summer, highlighting opportunities for seaside employment and new styles.
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Sunday Post
Idea
Marion Harland
The
Miles report accused of doctored suppression by War Dept
In a World letter from W A Croffut, Washington, Croffut alleges General Miles's Philippines reports were doctored and parts suppressed. He cites missing press copies, expunged letters, altered figures from 160000 to 10000, and hidden supplementary tales of tortures and atrocities.
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Miles
New York
the World
W. A. Croffut
Washington
Manila
Root
Cable
War Department
Boutwell
General Miles
Army and Navy Journal
Philippines
Davis
Leutenant
Army
Chaffee
Bell
Jacob Smith
Funston
Senator Sullivan's Baby Carriage Gift
Massachusetts Senate presents a luxury baby carriage to Senator Michael J. Sullivan's newborn daughter. The ceremony drew crowds of House members as President Jones, Brackett, and poet Senator Porter praised the family. Sullivan, a former pitcher, shared pride in the gift and ordered delivery to South Boston.
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Michael J. Sullivan
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Senate
Senator Sullivan
Cleveland
Boston
Sullivan
Senate
Harrington
Ordor
House
Captain Remington
President Jones
Mike
South Boston
Senator Brackett
William A. Murphy
Porter
Mike Sullivan
Wanted work by young Norwegian newcomer
WANTED Work by a young Norwegian new comer. Address "H 43," the Post. 18-18 BOARD AND ROOMS, PARTY would like a large and sunny unfurnished room, in East Boston preferred. Address L. P., Hotel Benedict, 20A Common st. e18-15 Birds dogs etc. Irish terrier pups, 1 male, 2 females. Joe M'Garry, 19 Washington st., Slik e¢ Female Hea Po Wanted. Lost and found. Lost May May 11 Pg. collie joy sable and white. Reward on return to Dr. Bonyman, 88 Movare St., Last Boston. 15-13
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Tel & Tel
OOM
Bur & Mo
Cept
B& Q
Allouez
Amalgamated
Ag Chem Sewers
Taocomotive
Am Woolen
See
Arnold
Bingham Con
Boston Elevated
Oston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Cal & Heela
Centennial
Mercur
Gots
Dom Coal
Dom II & Steel
East Boston Ld
Fitchburg Prete Nee
Franklin
Gen Electric
Wees
Granby
Guanajuato
Mass Electric
Mass Gas
Mohawk Michigan
Mont O & C
Mont & Boston
New York Central
Old Colony RR
Old Dom
Osceola
Parrot
Planters Camp
Santa Fe
Shannon Min Este
Swift & Co Eee Ewe
Tamarack
Trinity Minewsree
Union Pacific
United Elee Pref
U Ee. Epee Ma
UC Ss Steel
Enee
Utah
Victoria
West End
West Ena St Rr
Winona Min
Wetting Electric
Wolverine
the Post
Boston
L. P
Benedict
Joe M’garry
Washington St
Collie
Joy
Sable
Bonyman
Movare St
Benefits of Scientific Facial Massage Explained by Mrs Henry Symes
Mrs Henry Symes presents a Sunday Post feature on scientific facial massage benefits with charts. The article outlines techniques, expected improvements, and tips for safe practice, emphasizing skin health and relaxation.
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Henry Symes
The
Sunday Post
Boston Women’s Fashion at Horse Show Pictured in Color
A Sunday Post photo captures Boston women in vibrant gowns at the recent Horse Show. The color images highlight elegant ensembles and spring styles seen among attendees, reflecting the event’s social interest and local fashion tone.
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Boston
Sunday Post
New Basket Weaving Details Explained With Illustrations
The Sunday Post explains basket weaving with Kad color guidance and step by step illustrations. Readers can secure copies by ordering ahead as the only reliable way to ensure delivery this Sunday.
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Kad
In the Sunday Post
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Cape
Board of Elections Commissioners
Railroads
Gettysburg
Messrs
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire Street
Walpole Brothers
Grand Canyon
Mayflower
Teddy
Klondike
Rhodes
Rhodes Bros. Co
Tremont St
Albige’ S
Blackstone St
Juventiles
Bicycla CO
Columbus
Albee's
Budg
Joan McCaughey
Russell St
Charlestown
Goddard Credit CO
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