Market Review and Outlook on Coal Strike and Copper
The piece notes the coal strike as the main drag on a bull market with some workers returning to work but settlement unlikely soon. If settled and crops stay fair, better prices for securities may follow. money should loosen, easing any renewed speculative demand. Local copper stocks could rise despite New York dulness, with easier credit helping a rally. Copper production export share rose four months in 1901, leaving little for home use as European demand absorbs most output, signaling tighter copper markets and higher prices ahead.
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New York
Europe
Pentecost Sunday Observed at Cathedral Church
The Cathedral of the Holy Cross marked Pentecost Sunday with a 10 o'clock Pontifical High Mass celebrated by Most Rev Archbishop Williams. Father Nicholas Walsh aided, two St Johns Seminary seminarians served, and Fathers Mullen and Doty were deacons. Father McCoy preached on Pentecost. The day featured a solemn vespers and a special musical program.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Archbishop Williams
Williams
Nicholas Walsh
St. John
Owl Cycle Club Run Seventy Finish Acton Route
Seventy riders entered the Owl Cycle Club half century run to Acton and back yesterday with a large finish list. Notable finishers include E Didware J Powell W Bean G W Harris EB Avorn B Blake Charles Blake and many others.
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Owl Cycle Club
Acton
E. Didware
J. Powell
W. Bean
G. W. Harris
EB. Avorn
B.B. Blake
Charles Blake
W. Ansell
J. Fitzgerald
D. Gray
H. Goodwin
J. H. Ramsey
H. Leslie
W. Shoals
H. Davison
H. Shoals
C. Parker
Walton
Country Club Races Set Three Day Meet
Promising turf action awaits as the Country Club hosts racing on June 14 16 and 17 The final closing May 15 brought 324 entries a record including the top steeplechasers from the United States and Canada.
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United States
Canada
Race Problem Discussed in Boston Pulpit and Platform
Boston reports detail discussions yesterday on uplifting the negro and equal rights. Mrs. William Scott of Missouri led a mass meeting at Ebenezer Baptist Church with delegates from 60 colored organizations. Rev A C Dixon at Ruggles Street Baptist Church framed the issue as national, political, and educational, noting past blunders and the need for broader enfranchisement and literacy.
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Boston
South
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Springfield Street
William Scott
Missouri
T. J. Montague
A. H. Grimke
Scott
Shaw Singers
Shaw University
Raleigh, N. C
Dr. Dixon
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
A. C. Dixon
New England
Bishop Hamilton Preaches Dedication Sermon at Baker Memorial Church
A large Baker Memorial Church dedication drew Rev William T Perrin and Rev Joel M Leonard to the morning and afternoon services. Leonard praised mortgage payoff progress and thanked the heirs of Major Chadwick while Bishop John W Hamilton delivered the sermon urging Christianity to prevail worldwide and citing Protestant England Germany and America.
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Baker Memorial Church
William T. Perrin
Joel M. Leonard
Major Chadwick
Leonard
John W. Hamilton
California
Europe
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Rome
God
Paul
Kneeland Pleads for Veto of Anti Blue Laws Bill
The Rev M D Kneeland urged Roxbury Congregation to protest House bill 1368 seeking to limit Sunday sales to drug stores. He urged Governor Crane to veto or modify the bill, warning against broad Sunday restrictions while advocating a new pragmatism in Sabbath observance.
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M. D. Kneeland
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
House Hill
Crane
Kneeland
Beacon Hill
Ideal Whist Club Officers Installed in East Boston
The Ideal Whist Club of East Boston installed its officers-elect last evening. Retiring secretary Benjamin Kufferman, who departs for the West soon, was presented with a diamond ring by fellow members.
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Ideal Whist Club
Boston
Benjamin Kufferman
West
Sermons at Boston Churches Tie Martinique Disaster to Morality
The Rev William T McElveen and others denounce the Martinique tragedy as neither world ender nor divine punishment. They urge scientific insight and moral reflection, noting volcanic warnings and solidarity of humanity. Sermons cover West Indies life, Catholic and Protestant history, and calls to escape to Christ amid catastrophe.
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William T. McElveen
Martinique
Shawimnut Congregational Church
McElveen
Jaggar
Harvard
Mt. Vesuvius
Vollcano
Christ Church
Dorchester
H. Astley Parris
West Indies
St. Pierre
Franklin Hamilton
First Methodist Church
Walter Calley
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Bowdoin Square
Calley
Reverend Hershey Denounces Philippine Atrocities in Sermon
The Rev Dr Scott F Hershey at First Presbyterian Church denounces atrocities in the Philippines calling the natives tortured and killed as barbarous while affirming no partisan church stance. He claims to possess a letter supporting his statements and urges investigation of the campaign.
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Scott F. Hershey
Philippines
First Presbyterian Church
Hershey
Post
Seventh Chapter of Pulpit Novel Read at Tremont Street Church
Rev Charles B Davis read chapter seven of his religious novel Paul Leonard's Sacrifice last night drawing larger crowds each Sunday. The tale explores suffering linked to goodness and features a moving dialogue where Paul confronts a father who opposed his ministry offering five years of suffering as a test. The narrative promises further revelations as mysteries mount.
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Tremont Street
M. B
Charles B. Davis
Paul Leonard
Paul
Drowning Accidents Reported Yesterday in Several Maine Towns
Two Campobello youths Arthur Porter and Henry Williams both 16 drowned when their sailboat was struck by a squall while en route to Lubec sardine factory work. In Willimantic a canoe overturn killed Edward Chute 30, and a 12 year old boy narrowly survived. Sabatis Francis of Point Pleasant Indian drowned after his canoe capsized. George Gaudette 12 drowned in Cushing's Pond after a boat upset. Lorenzo Poole and Emily Poole helped rescue others. Near Neche North Dakota William Synington and four sons and a nephew were thrown from a boat by a sunken log collision. three sons drowned.
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Lubec
Campobello
N. B
Arthur Porter
Henry Williams
Porter
Williams
Willimiaintic
Wilson Stream
Edward Chute
Wilson
Eastport
Sabatis Francis
Point Pleasant
Rockland
George Gaudette
Cushing's Pond
Lorenzo Poole
Gaudette
Robert McIntosh
Mr. Poole
Emily Poole
McIntosh
Neche
N. D
William Synington
Pembina River
Bishop Kenny consecrated at old cathedral with Cardinal Gibbons
In St Augustine on May 18 Bishop W J Kenny was consecrated at the ancient cathedral in a ceremony marked by the presence of Cardinal Gibbons officiating. The event reflected the solemn ritual typical of high church occasions.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
W. J. Kenny
Cardinal Gibbons
Hobson Speaks in Chelsea for YMCA Building Fund
Over $8000 was raised at Lincoln Hall Chelsea for the YMCA building fund as Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson spoke on the association’s work and the drive to complete the building. Ernest L Mogge urged further pledges to reach the $45,000 goal with gifts from Judge Fitz and several local churches and individuals.
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Chelsea Young Men’s Christian Association Building Fund
Lincoln Hall
Chelsea
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Merrimac
Captain Hobson
Young Men's Christian Association
Ernest L. Mogge
Frank B. Fitz
Eustace Cy. Fitz
Association
Friend
Arthur C. Stone
Waldo E. Pratt
First Baptist Church
Central Congregational Church
Womans’ Auxiliary
Wasa Mitchell
Ernest L. May
Veteran Shipbuilder Nickerson Dies in Medford At 89
William Jacob Nickerson longtime Mystic River shipbuilder and Medford resident of 80 George Street died early yesterday after months of illness. Born in Littlefield Maine, he was 89 years old. He helped build ships over six decades ago and remained a fixture of the local shipbuilding community.
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William Jacob Nickerson
Mystic River
Medford
George Street
Littlefield
Day of gayety in Havana marks change of government
May 18 Havana observed a broad celebration of the government change with church services in the morning led by the archbishop and a festive afternoon. A Madrid exhibition of the Basque jaialai drew crowds, Governor-General Wood attended, and Havana lit up with colored globes, bands and two large masquerade balls drawing thousands.
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Christopher Columbus
Spain
Madrid
Palma
Wood
Cambridge Women Burned In Two Weekend Accidents
Two serious fires occurred in Cambridge over the weekend. Mrs. Hawkins of 4 Jordin Brock was severely burned when kerosene soaked clothing ignited during lamp lighting and remains at Cambridge Hospital. Mrs. Minnie Hoey of 107 Amory Street suffered a severe explosion while starting a kitchen fire and is listed on the dangerous list at the same hospital. Mrs. Hoey, 33 years old, is the wife of William J Hoey.
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Cambridge
Hawkins
Jordin Brock
Cambridge Hospital
Minnie Hoey
Amory Street
Hoey
Thousands Visit Revere Beach on Sunny Day
Thousands flocked to Revere Beach as sunny skies and warm air sparked a beachy mood. Open cars on the Boston and Northern Street Railway and crowds on the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn line ferried visitors, signaling what could be one of the busiest seasons yet.
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New York
Bay
Revere Beach
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Along the Water Front A Busy East Boston Ferry Fleet
Superintendent Dennigan manages East Boston ferries as towboat men secure berths. Engineers Holloway and Pierce earn praise for skill on various vessels. Captains Chase Ritson and Folger shift posts. The echooner Gladiator returns with 30,000 pounds halibut. several steamers dock with fish and cargo. Notable arrivals include Roanoke on Pacific routes and the yacht Idalia preparing for summer service at Quincy.
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Tobe Chase
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Staples Coal Company
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Sherlock
Highland Light
Newport
Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Sun rises at 4 20 a m and sets at 7 02 p m with day length 14 42. Moon sets 2 47. High water 9 15 a m and 9 30 p m. Arrived ships include Cambroman Mendus Genoa Naples and Gibraltar with 23 saloon 42 second cabin and 1106 steerage to Richards Mills Co. weather reported fine.
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Genoa
Naples
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Orion
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