Market turmoil hits Amalgamated and copper stocks
In a volatile trading session on May 28 State Street reports weakness in copper shares led by Amalgamated New York as selling pressure outweighed bids. Analysts expect further decline to 5 with no rally on Monday ahead of the annual meeting.
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Major textile strike set to begin in Philadelphia
May 28 Philadelphia reports a major strike looming in the textile industry as workers seek a 55 hour week from 60. About 200,000 workers including men women and children are involved. Delegates at Kensington Labor Lyceum endorsed the action and four mills quit today causing plant shutdowns.
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Amalgamated Copper Company Annual Meeting Notice
Notice of annual stockholders meeting on June 1st 1905 at 10 am at Hudson County National Bank Building Jersey City New Jersey for electing a board of directors and other lawful business. No stock may be voted if transferred within twenty days prior to the election. Secretary Wm G Rockefeller. Dated May 22 1903.
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King Edward Hosts Fourth Court of Season at Buckingham Palace
London May 28 King Edward and Queen Alexandra held their fourth and last court but one of the season presenting a full list of guests including American ladies Mrs Sohier Miss Alice Sohier of Boston Miss Mary Bigelow and Miss Helen Post daughter of Lady Barrymore at Buckingham Palace tonight
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Chamberlain’s bold tariff policy signals imperial preference
In London May 28 Joseph Chamberlain delivered a frank speech that marked a reversal of Britain’s fiscal stance. He argued for imperial preferential trade, sought a mandate to secure food, and powers to engage in a tariff war with Germany over Canada while aiming to counter American trusts.
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Unknown man shot in drunken brawl near Harris Pond
A man aged 25 to 30, identity unknown, was found unconscious on Harris Pond shores near Blackstone Mass and sent to Worcester City Hospital. A Woonsocket suspect, claiming to know the wounded man, was arrested after telephoning police about the incident and presenting three revolvers. police doubt his stated name Frank Wilson and suspect it is fictitious.
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M Kenna and the Thief in Sumner Street Incident
East Boston singer and athlete Mr George McKenna found a thief in a Sumner street house yesterday noon and ejected him. The assailant fled but McKenna pursued and knocked him down with a blow on the jaw before the crowd dispersed the scene the thief regained consciousness and escaped.
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Watertown Man Wins 315000 Verdict in Dairy Accident Case
Leonard J. Ripley of Watertown earned a 315000 verdict before Judge Bishop in Middlesex Superior Court for injuries from a May 1900 milk team accident in Watertown square. Defendants were John C Foley Sons, Chelsea building movers. Jury previously disagreed after a trial about a year earlier.
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Vice Crusade at South End
A forerunner to a South End crackdown on houses of ill repute emerged as Jennie Pearce, 15 Village Street, was arrested for keeping a house of ill repute. Officers have pursued warrants against properties on Briggs Place, Shawmut Avenue, Village Street and Iimerald Street, with several warrants granted by the Municipal Court yesterday to be served soon.
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Garden party planned for St Stephen's aid
A parish meeting at St Stephen's Catholic Church drew about 50 local leaders to organize the annual garden party and picnic for parish poor. Attendees included Senator Henry S Fitzgerald Representative Thomas J Grady ex Senator Daniel D Rourke and other district notables. The Rev D J O'Farrell presided and the event was set for Oak Island Grove around July 4.
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Woman appeals for conservatorship denied in Supreme Court
Mrs. Louisa Pierce Barnes seventy four travels from across the continent to petition for a conservator of her estate but Judge Braley dismisses the appeal for lack of standing. He advises seeking Probate Court relief to vacate or revise the decree. Barnes testifies she deeded property to her husband soon after marriage and faced neighbors alleging misuse of funds.
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Braley
Supreme Court
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Newton
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Boston youth not Ardsley murderer
Inquest on John Hefferman shot near the Ardsley Club at Tarrytown ended with a murder verdict. Coroner Russell presided at Irvington. a companion, Sarah Campbell, named Rufus J. Sewall of Boston as a possible assailant, but testimony did not confirm it.
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Women Urged to Vote at Suffrage Festival in Boston
Mrs. Es ther Boland and Mrs. Harriet Blatch led a May festival at Faneuil Hall urging women to win the ballot for public welfare. Speakers argued taxation without representation, the need for clean officials, and women’s role in education, industry, and law. About 1500 attended as organizar Adams and others called for universal suffrage.
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Guarded Grave Opened and Edwin M. Thayer's Bouny Exhumed
Newton, May 28. Insurance fights erupt over the May 1 death of Edwin M. Thayer who died while under arrest for forgery and carried $470000 in policies. Dr. Draper exhumed the body for chemical tests as Pinkerton detectives and Newton police guard the grave amid uncertainty over possible suicide.
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Total Insurance
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Lenox
Liquor squad not abolished say officials
Superintendent Pierce told a Post reporter that no change to the liquor squad had been made or contemplated. Judge Emmons said he had not considered the squad's status yet and denied any general order forthcoming.
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Fell Under The Wheels In Chelsea Train Accident
Hernard R. Hart a 65 year old Melrose resident fell from a Boston and Northern railroad car in Chelsea while trying to catch a dropped hat. The wheels crushed his right arm and broke his left leg below the knee. He was taken to Frost Hospital in precarious condition. no fault is found with the motorman or conductor.
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Memorial Meeting for Frederic O. MacCartney Held by Boston Socialist Club
A memorial gathering honoring the late Frederic O. MacCartney will be hosted by the Boston Socialist Club on Sunday at 3 p m in Parker Memorial Hall.
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Boston Socialist Club
Parker Memorial Hall
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