Bears Endure Slump Amid Railroad Stock Movements
Wall Street reports a broad decline with Pennsylvania and New York Central leading losses. Some say June may begin a rally in railroad shares while others expect further downside. Copper and Amalgamated stocks show mixed movement as traders await annual meetings and dividend news.
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Wall Street
Pennsylvania
New York Central
New York Terminal
Amalgamated
Northwest
St. Paul
Delaware & Hudson
Mske
Reading Common
Tennesseee Coal & Iron
Colorado
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
London
Morgan
Goulds
Boston
New York
Jorns Sckas Cae
Cisacwccvsees
Cy Chen
State Street
Parrot
Quincy
Fay
Allouez
Wolverine
Centennial
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Winona
Isle Royale
Shannon
U. S
Utah
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Pete Marquette
American Telephone
New England Telephone
Massachusetts Gas Common
Massachusetts Wleetric Common
United Fruit
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State Gas
Jupiter Steel
Edward Daniell
Hecla
Calumet & Necla
Wilson
Houghton
St. Mary’s
Globe
Messrs. Cameron, Currie & Co
Detroit
Mich
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Dominional Company
Montreal
Clouston
Frederick Nichols
F. H. Plummer
Toronto
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Heath
Viola Allen Leaves Liebler & Co to Be Managed by Brother
Gossip confirmed Miss Viola Allen will sever ties with Liebler & Co at season’s end and be managed by her brother Charles Allen who has long overseen her affairs. A Boston girl, she rose to stardom with Liebler in The Christian and later in In the Palace of the King Roma and The Eternal City. Plans include presenting Viola in Twelfth Night next year with Marion Crawford writing a new play for her.
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Viola Allen
Liebler & Co
Miss Allen
Charles Allen
Glory Quayle
The
Dolores
Marion Crawford
Roma
Viola
Boston
Museum Stock Company
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Boston Market Bonds and Equity Summary
The report lists a Pex dividend and FX rights with assessment paid. Total sales show bonds at 28000 and stocks at 17746, indicating a financial snapshot of the Boston market portfolio.
Kishineff Massacre Report Details Jewish Slaughter
The first official report from Kishineff recounts brutal massacres of Jews. Streets resembled a battlefield, bodies and blood in gutters, forty five dead buried, over one hundred wounded likely to die, and widespread destruction including homes stores and synagogues. Police aided the slaughter. defenders were disarmed and killed.
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Kishineff
Bessarabia
Zionists’ Central Federation
Jewish Herald of
New York
Chmiinitzky
Gouta
Odessa
Dubassar
Kherson
Bessarabez
St. Petersburg
Massacre Report from Kishineff Reaches Krakow Editor
The 1903 dispatch from Miishineff, sent by the Zionistic Central Federation, describes torments faced by Jews and the inability of Russian papers to publish the full truth. Simon Menachem Lesar forwards the original report to be printed in Krakow, noting fear of censorship and urging disclosure of the massacre details. The letter mentions Odessa officials, military control, and ongoing Jewish suffering.
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Daily
Jewish Herald
Canal Street
New York City
Ubs. A
Miishineff
Zionistic Central Federation of Kishinefft
Jewish Volkszeitung
Krakow
Tishia
Warsaw
Russia
Austria
Simon Menahem Lesar
Kishineff Massacre Report Urges Aid and Investigation
An eyewitness dispatch from Kishineff describes a brutal massacre on April 6 and 7, detailing widespread looting, arson, and killings of Jewish residents. The letter cites collapsed synagogues, ruined bread lines, hunger, and the police’s alleged complicity, requesting intervention from Odessa and St. Petersburg officials.
Broken-Hearted Father Appeals for Help in Kishineff
A sorrowful father recalls his child’s lisping bread and pleads for aid from coreligionists. Contributions may be sent to Dr. J. Muchnik in Kishineff, urging readers to support the relief effort.
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J. Muchnik
Kishineff
Kishineff Riots Contested Report Rebutted by Zionist Council
A Boston Zionist official replies to a Boston despatch about Kishineff riots, contrasting Ambassador McCormick and the Russian government. The Pravitelstveny Vyeetnik account cites a April riot with 25 Jews killed, 75 seriously wounded, and 200 light injuries, with martial law declared.
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Sir
Boston
Ambassador McCormick
Kishineft
Praviteletveny Vyeetnik
Kishineff
A. S. Waldstein
Zionist Council of Boston
Laundry Burn Leads To Two-Alarm Blaze On Washington Street
A two alarm fire at 1264 to 1268 Washington street caused $2000 in damages, fully insured. The vacant building and the D Angelo Bros barber shop with Wing Hi laundry on the ground floor were occupied on the upper floor by T Camrell the carpenter. The Jordan estate owned the properties. A Chinaman figure with a money drawer was seen amid the scene.
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Washington Street
D. Angelo Bros
Barbers
Wing Hi
T. Camrell
Carpenter
Jordan Estate
Governor Shirley Feature At Lexington DAR Meeting
At the Lexington Chapter DAR final meeting Mrs Edward H. Crosby presiding, Francis Hurtubis Jr read a paper on Governor Shirley. The talk covered his rise from private citizen to colonial governor, the siege of Louisburg, and his role in proposing the stamp act. Guests included several named members and a miniature belfry reproduction from Lexington Common was shown.
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Lexington
Mt. Vernon Street
Regent
Edward H. Crosby
Francis Hurtubbis, Jr
Bates
Shirley
England
Louisburg
Hurtubis
Edwin P. Whipple
John Baker
Edward Winslow
Eben Howes
Fordman Hall
Lexington Common
Cambridge to Cut Tax Rate to About Sixteen Dollars
Cambridge plans a lower tax rate this year than 1902 after Mayor MecNamee pledged reductions in his last campaign. Last year the rate stood at 18.30 per thousand, rising from 1901, and this year rumors place the rate at around 16 dollars and change per thousand.
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Cambridge
MecNamee
Hannah Chase Dies in Malden at 74
Hannah Myrick Chase, one of Maplewood's oldest residents, died at the Home for Aged Persons in Malden. Born May 4, 1829 in Lynn, she was the daughter of Philip Chase and long ran a Lebanon Street dry goods store. She had Bright's disease and entered the home last February for treatment.
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Malden
Hannah Myrick Chase
Maplewood
Lynn
Philip Chase
Lebanon Street
Bright
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Hocking Coal
International Paper
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Lavinia Shannon
Lady Audley's Secret
Columbia
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FF Adler
Kale
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Shylock
Merchant of Venice
Mme, Prager
Columbia Theatre
Rbakuchva
Price Ihe
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Nat M. Wills
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Mietz
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Francis Hurtubis, Jr
Hannah Chase
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