Wall Street Dull Market Amid Holiday Apathy
Wall Street May 2 shows light selling and lower prices amid a three day holiday. Volume totals 119,000 shares, below March peak. bank cash inflation hints at supply but fails to spark demand. Gold, Panama payments, and bank operations color mood as readings on Detroit Southern bonds and railroad earnings move modestly. Market broadens with Amalgamated and New Haven reports shaping sentiment. copper stocks show varied shifts with Amalgamated leading gains.
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Wall Street
Panama Republic
New York
Naal
Washington
Suring
Exchange
Mdon
Paris
London Direct
Detroit
Reading
New Haven
State Street
Amalgamated
Standard Oil
Panama
Sub-Treasury
Boston
London
Allouez
Daly- West
Osceola
Shannon
Trinity
Utah
Consolidated Mercur
Michigan
Old Dominion
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Rotary
State Gas
Treadwell
Horseshoe
Pioneer Lynn
Jupiter Steel
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
Boston Consolidated Company
Salt Lake Mining Exchange
Boston Company
Bingham
E. Adams
M. A. O'Neil
Lake Superior
Wyandot Copper Company
Bridgeport Freight Handlers Vote Avoid Strike
Bridgeport May 27 Agent L B Nickerson of the New York New Haven Hartford line says local freight handlers have voted not to strike and were working as usual today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport, Conn
L B. Nickerson
Bridgeport
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Judge Boyd to Live in Tent Near Wilkesboro Court
United States Judge Boyd plans to relocate court operations to Wilkesboro for a special session. He will reside in a tent or car and bring a butler to prepare meals during the stay.
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Asheville
Tenn
United States
Boyd
Wilkesboro
Boston Reader Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills Strongly
James F. Moran of 648 Harrison avenue testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his wife’s kidney pains and loins inflammation after reading about them in Boston papers. He notes his sister also benefited and urges use. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in U S Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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James F. Moran
Harrison Avenue
Dean
Boston
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Doan
Shipwrights Union Resists Return to Work at Fore River
In Quincy on May 27 the Shipwrights Union voted to keep striking rather than join other unions in returning to work at Fore River Ship and Engine Company. The local union has 147 members and reported a near unanimous decision to continue the strike after tonight's meeting.
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Quincy
Shipwrights’ Union
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Runaway Horse Injures Two Eastmans on Columbia Road
A horse bolted after frightening at a car on Columbia road injuring George H. Eastman, 26, and his sister Maria W. Eastman, 30. Both were taken to City Hospital in serious condition. George suffers more severe injuries.
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Columbia Road
George H. Eastman
Ocean Street
Maria W. Eastman
City Hospital
Hastman
Big Automobile Parade Today Opens With 500 Machines
Chief Marshal Eliot C. Lee met the parade marshals at the Massachusetts Automobile Club last evening to discuss the event. About 500 machines are expected in the procession. Marshals meet at 12:30 then position themselves for a 2:30 start.
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Eliot C. Lee
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Work Horse Parade on Memorial Day in Commonwealth Avenue
The work horse parade on Memorial Day will form on Commonwealth Avenue beyond the Three Roads, with entries gathering at a.m. and the procession likely starting around 10 or 10:30. If entrants miss their instruction circular or entry number card by noon, they should notify the secretary at 14 Beacon Street. The event, rain or shine, covers roughly three and a half to four miles. In racing news, Ascension won the Patchogue stakes at Graveyard Course at six furlongs at 15 to 1, Major Pelham placed second, and Astarita third.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Association
Beacon Street
Ascension
New York
Sunday Services Across Boston Churches and Missions
The page lists numerous faith gatherings including Sunday services at Ruggles Street Baptist Church led by A. C. Dixon with multiple morning and evening sermons and choirs, Temple Baptist Church sermons on "The Sword" and "Jonah's stead," and Congregational and Christian Science meetings. It notes memorials, Bible classes, and music programs across Berkeley Temple, Shawmut Congregational, Old South Church, Tremont Street Methodist, and related venues with dates, times, and speakers such as Rev. Burton W. Lockhart, Rev. Allen A., and others, plus spiritualist and Christian lectures and public forums.
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Gertrude Einer
Temple Baptist Church
Peeres
Cnet Preacal Oy Fe
Hea D. de
Henson
Jonah Stead
Berkeley
Arveneen
Edward W. Kinsley
Iles Russel Lowell
Roger Wolcott
Allen
Shawmut
Tremont Te Brookline
William T. McElveen
John A. Andrew Ost and Sons of Veterans
H. M. Dunham
Old South Church
Burton W. Lockhart
H Chapel
Park Square
William A. Haggerty
Arles A. Crane
Jone le
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Edwin D
Male Dittora
Noha
Geo
Savill
Rae
H. Wilson
Roel Bert
Coun
Eage Marston
Ilke
Pearton
Lansing
Enim
Zabriski
George Mendall Taylor
Mus
R. EB. Streeter
Arcade Hall
Park
Piloe
Broadway
South Boston
Medford
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Boston
Mi&ss
Cern
Maze Ae
A. Plu
Republic
Evangelist Kernohan
Joseph Slattery
Christian Catholic Church
Warren Street
Walnut_ avenue
Bury—K. Kindle
Zion City
Walter P. Pinel
Quincy
Christadelmiane
Christadelpaians
Angels
People’s Forum
Morgan Memorial
Hawmut Avenue
Corning Street
Spiritualist
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Northampton
Reed
Ereckson
Williams
Ae Jackson
Dearborn
Hall
Spiritualist Church notices fill Malden and Boston
A cluster of spiritualist and independent church notices from Malden to Lynn and Chelsea detail services, lectures, circles, and testimonials. Speakers include Grumbine, Miss Myra, Mrs. Strong, and many local mediums. locations include 724 Washington Street Boston and various halls in Malden, Chelsea, Roxbury, and Berkeley Street.
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Smith
Old Dominion Mining Company
Boston & Worcester
Worcester
James F
Shaw
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
Providence
Boston &Providence Street Railway Co
F. A. Hetnse
Butte
Steel Corporation
Heath
CAI
Tmnoney
Ynew York Funds
Aghem
Boston & Albany
Ton & Maine
Meathaler
Fel & Tei
NED
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Iy Pullman
Trini Swift
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Wolverine
oFirsteen
Linsted
Aor
Railroads
Baltimore & O Orveeses
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Real Western
Chicago
St. Paul
Denver
Rio Grande
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan Ruse
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan Stay
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific
Pacific Seeeere
Aaa Railway
Brook Roat
Consolidated Gas
General Electric Ae
Tennessee Coa & Iron
Tome
Stee
Estes
Baptist
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
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Washington Streets
A. C. Dixon
Cubled
Haydn
N. P. Smithker
F. Grumbine
Myra G. Furch
Higner
Ipecaila
Hy Souda Thekanewn
Oloist
Wise
Ana As
Backston
I Spiritual Church OF
Bost
Inco Ted
Clara E. Strong
Eaetor
Rica Hall
Washington Street
Messrs
Mason
Graham
Hollis
Kendall
Cutter
McClaine
Barnes
White
Graves
Woods
Howe
Branch
Mackie
Hersey
Tuttle
Marston
Brooks
Madam Panee
Circle
Frank Evenvy
Avenue
iEdmeeter
Thomas A. Jackson
A Line
Eaceeaster
Wilkinson
Exeter Street
Ion
John Slater
San Francisco
Slater
Scenies
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley Street
Myrtle Hall
Chelsea
Indian Peace Council
Tue Evenins
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Malden
Harvey Redding
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
Lynn
Spiritualists’ Association
Caird
Nettie Holt Harding
H. A. Young
Williams St
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
Theodore Parker Memrial
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendte
George Deane
Clarence Hay
G. F. Cheney
A. Crandall
F. W. Wodell
Shawmut Avenue
Canton
Brooklines
George L. Perin
D. D
W Nelson Raymond
Young” Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
George F. Peatt
Philippine Islands
Take Mattapan Electrics
Walkhill Street
Dorchester
Puchasers
Boston City
Wellington
Vicinity
Wellington Hillside
International Trust Co
Milk Street
Old South Building
Franklia
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