Lawson exposes Amalgamated crime in June Everybody's Magazine
Thomas W. Lawson announces in the June issue of Everybody's Magazine on sale June 20 that the National City Bank of New York and Standard Oil schemes plundered the public of 36 million dollars on May 4, 1899. He promises details in Frenzied Finance and calls for readers to hear the laugh of justice against Wall Street and their hirelings.
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People of America
Everybody’s Magazine
Amalgamated
National City Bank of New York
America
Standard Oil” Bank
Wall Street
Standard Oil
Thomas W. Lawson
Warning Europeans of a coming financial cyclone
In a half page European ad, a speaker warns investors that American bank deposits totaling 11 billion dollars are at risk. He claims 40 billion in stocks and bonds are vulnerable, and predicts a decisive withdrawal of savings on a set day to crush the financial system. He states plans to organize America and announce his Kansas address as the signal.
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America
Kansas
Wall Street May 18 sees heavy stock liquidation and losses
Declines spread through the market with persistent short selling and bear pressure. Transcontinental group and rail stocks show strength at times but overall unloading and margin impairment push prices lower. London and New York selling, copper futures and Amalgamated finish weak amid hints of temporary stabilization later.
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Southern Pacific
Panama Canal
United States
London
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Boston
New York
Gall
New York Funds
State Street
Bears
Steel Preferred
Steel Common
Amalgamated
Centennial
Calumet & Hecla
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Wheat Takes Sharp Upturn on Crop Damage Reports
Wheat for July delivery rose to 89 1 2 cents, up 3 1 2 cents from the day’s low. Reports of crop damage in the Southwest fueled the gain as the market closed near session highs. July corn gained 5 8 to 3 4, oats up 5 8, and provisions unchanged to 10 cents higher.
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Chicago
Ill
Chicago Wheat Prices and Calls Report
Ennis and Stoppani of the Chicago Board of Trade note wheat quotes with May July and Sept prices and daily ranges. They discuss a market driven by favorable cash conditions and favorable opinions, with short covering keeping the market firm amid damaging reports.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
Nis & Stoppani
Ramsey Denies Friction With Gould Over Wabash
President Joseph Ramsey Jr. of the Wabash rejects reports of friction with George J. Gould. He says such talk is foolish and notes he will sever ties with the Wabash on October 1 with plans already set, though not disclosed.
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ST. Louis
International Railway Congress
Washington
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Wabash Railroad
George J. Gould
Bearish trend keeps control of New York market day
The professional bear element led a market decline with lower prices from the opposite side and strong foreign selling. Today saw continued hammering of prices with substantial buying on a scale-down pattern observed previously.
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New York
Deserted Groom Traced In Hyde Park Wedding Case
Miss Isabella Ballard of 68 Pierce Street Hyde Park faces a baffling vanished fiancé William W De Ells who failed to appear for their wedding last Tuesday. His sister says he planned to change a too small ring and later denied the marriage. Police search continues as De Ells, a Nova Scotia native about 30, had rented a Readville tenement and paid one year of insurance in advance.
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Herbert Austin
Isabella Ballard
Pierce Street
William W. de Ells
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Dedham
de Ells
Fred H. Holmes
Sprague Street
Readville
Nova Scotia
Doan's Kidney Pills Credited By Boston Grocer
A Boston grocer H C Downing testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved years of kidney and loins pain. He notes rapid improvement after a dose or two and says the attack has not recurred for more than a year. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and all dealers. Remember the name Doan's.
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Hanson and Tremont Sts
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Elopes then kills himself in New York after Florida elopement
Mrs Dana Miller and her southern neighbor Bert L Keplar fled Deland Florida to New York nine days ago. Keplar was found dead in the Hotel Sussen. morphine overdose suspected as the cause. Keplar left a wife and children. Miller claims grief and possible forgery of his father’s name to raise funds.
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Deland
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Herbert L. Keplar
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Sussen
Tame Deer Grazes With Hudson Cattle
Walter Goodrich reports a large deer in his pasture near the electric road between Hudson and Marlboro for two or three days. He states the animal feeds with his cattle and once came within two rods, appearing very tame.
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Walter Goodrich
Here
Marlboro
Mr. Goodrich
Couple Found Unconscious From Gas at Ketterer's Hotel
A man and a woman registered as Mr and Mrs John Lee were found almost suffocated by gas from a broken pipe at Ketterer's Hotel. The woman later identified herself as Mrs Mary Palmer of 889 Washington street and said her companion was John Palmer. Police traced the man’s card to John King of Boston Local Union 4 and sought John Palmer with no success.
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Ketterer’s
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Washington Street
John Palmer
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John King
New Plan to Destroy Moths Demonstrated by Trustees
Under Massachusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture guidance an experiment next Monday will test arsenical sprays to kill gypsy and brown tail moth caterpillars. J A Pettigrew, Boston park system superintendent, directs the spray machine used in Boston parks on Wyoming avenue near Wyoming station just outside the Middlesex Fells.
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Gomez Improving After Serious Operation In Santiago
General Maximo Gomez, long critically ill in Santiago Cuba, showed improvement after a major operation last week and is now believed to be on the road to recovery.
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Maximo Gomez
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