Copper Boom Lifts Boston Market Morning
Stock market mood in Boston shows a sharp rise in copper prices with Copper Range up from 76% to 80 and Mohawk from 44% to 49. New York shares also firm, though traders note hesitancy and limited first class buying. Analysts warn August booms fade, advise selling on strength and buying on dips.
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Boston
Michigan
Quincy
Mohawk
Mass
Amalgamated
New York
Rolston & Hooley
Pacific
Railway
Norfolk & Western
Keene
Glasses prescribed by C T Saul & Co cure headaches
After months of use, the glasses made by C T Saul & Co. gave satisfactory vision and practically cured the continuous headaches that threatened the writer’s ability to work as a bookkeeper at Read & Kittredge.
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Messrs
C. T. Saul & CO
Central Street
A. G. O'Brien
O'Brien
Read & Kittredge
Westford Street
Stock Notices Offer Free Mail Order Finance History
An advertisement from Boston and several cities offers a handsome cloth bound ten year history book and a daily marks publication mailed free on request. It emphasizes service for non-resident customers and invites applications for free material.
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Boston
Masa
Worcester
Newark
N. J
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Kim Daily Marks
Mont Vernon Golfers Host Gala Summer Event
Mont Vernon New Hampshire August residents celebrate a colorful season. The town hall show features Boston talent led by Augustus Howell with a strong cast including J B Eitinge C W Cole and W B Robinson. Net receipts exceed previous records and fund golf course improvements.
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Mont Vernon
N. H
Boston
New Hampshire
New England
Nashua
Lowell
Manchester
Westcott
David Harum
Augustus F. Howell
Charles E. Osgood
Treasury
Town Hall
J. B. Eitinge
Miss Simplicity
C. W. Cole
H. D Gardner
E. Billings
Maine
H. A. Jenks
Tragic Weekend Robbery and Fatal Drownings Across Cities
John Clark of Croton was robbed and shot dead by two laborers on the Ossining New York water works dam. In New Haven, William Nolan, eight, drowned after slipping into deep water near Belle dock as the steamer Richard Peck departed. recovery failed. In Torrington, a factory worker found a body in a boiling vat at Coe brass. Thomas Rogers, a former employee, is identified by a broken ankle and a corked bottle found nearby, suggesting he sat on the edge to drink and fell in.
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John Clark
Croton
Ossining
N. Y
New York Water Works
Clark
William Nolan
Belledock
New Haven
Richard Peck
Londrigan
Fred Lehman
Coe Brass Company
Torrington
Thomas Rogers
Rogers
Greenwich Civil War veteran Joan E. B. Foster dies by self harm
Joan E B Foster of Greenwich Connecticut aged 67 a civil war veteran died by his own hand Sunday morning. He had been a patient at the Connecticut home for soldiers and sailors a year ago and recently left on leave to visit relatives. He received a pension of eight dollars monthly with eight hundred dollars back pay which has almost been spent. He leaves a wife a son and two daughters in Boston.
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Joan E B. Foster
Greenwich
Connecticut Home For
Boston
Sudden Death of L. D. Churchill in Lowell Shop Rered
Ludlow D. Churchill a well known Lowell merchant died suddenly at his home 214 Third street. He became ill after vomiting then collapsed and died in his son's arms. His family and relatives include wife Rose A. Churchill son Charles daughter Mrs Arthur M. Burtt brothers Dr Frank Churchill of New York and Frederick Churchill of Porto Rico sister Mrs Albert Manning of Andover.
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Ludlow D. Churchill
Lowell
Third Street
Churchill
Charles
Cle
John Boyd
Second
Bridge Streets
Rose A
Arthur M. Burtt
Frank Churchut
New York
Frederick Churchill
Porto Rico
Albert Manning
Andover
Fortune Rocks
Obituary notices from a New England town
The obituary column lists Ellen O’Brien aged 42 dying at home on Lakeview Avenue, survived by husband Michael and children Thomas J Michael William Mary Ellen and Annie Sheehan. Also noted are the deaths of Thomas Richards age 4 6 months at 60 Willow Street, William J. Gray formerly of the city in St Louis aged 67, Lawrence Tighe retired street department worker aged 61 at 217 Salem Street, Mrs Dora Mills at 85 Prospect Street with three sons, Francis H. Nourse former railroad official aged 82 5 months at Winchester, his funeral at 3 p m Tuesday from 110 Church Street and interment in Lowell Cemetery, and the pending transfer of Mrs Skinner from Epping New Hampshire to this city for burial in Bucksport Maine after a service.
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Ellen O’brien
Lakeview Avenue
Michael
Thomas J
William
Mary
Ellen
Annie Sheehan
Thomas Richards
James D. Richards
Willow Street
William J. Gray
St. Louis
Lawrence Tighe
Street Department
Salem Street
Margaret
Edward
Dora Mills
Lewis E. Mills
Prospect Street
Francis H. Nourse
Salem
Bucksport
Bural
Funeral notices for local residents across several cemeteries
Multiple funerals noted with names and addresses. Maurice J Sheehan Joseph Rusecki Henry Fletcher Arthur Murtha Martha Taylor Thomas Lyons Edward Sheehan Stephen Mulcahey Johanna Lynch and infant John Joseph McAffee are listed with burial sites including St Patrick's Catholic cemetery Edson and St Michael's churches. Undertakers Rogers McDermott Molloy O'Donnell and Savage are named among bearers and organizers.
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Maurice J. Sheehan
Mill Street
Rogers
Joseph Rusecke
Davidson Street
St. Patrick's Cemetery
J. H. McDermott
Henry Fletcher
Rogers Street
Edson
C. H. Molloy
Arthur Murtha
J. T. O'Donnell
Martha Taylor
Oak Street
N. W. Matthews
J. A. Weinbeck
Robert Worsnip
James Haslams
Walter Hinchcliffe
James Barron
Thomas Lyons
Sargent Street
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Jeremiah Ryan
James Pierce
James Delehanty
Thomas Hickson
Daniel Redding
John Meehan
Peter Savage
Edward Sheehan
New Street
J. F. Rogers
Death notices and funerals from local city listings
Catherine, 60 Willow Street, and Lawrence Tighe, 61, are noted in city death notices. Reed-Kate, infant daughter of John and Rose Reed, of 35 Union Street, died Sunday morning. Ludlow Churchill, 56, of 214 Third Street, passed away August 18 and funeral is Tuesday at 2:30 pm. Relatives invited.
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Willow
Thomas S. Richards
Tighe
Salem Street
Lawrence Tighe
Reed
Kate
John
Rose Reedi
Union Street
Churchill
Ludlow
D. Churchill
Third Street
Deaths Reported For Week Ending August 17 1901
The report lists multiple deaths with ages and causes including Agnes Hylan 30 gastric ulcer Edouard Manseau ll accidental drowning Ann Faircloth 72 apoplexy and many infant deaths from diphtheria diarrhea and cholera infantum among others Concluding with Girard P Dadman city clerk.
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Edouard Manseau
Acci
Ann Faircloth
Laubelia Lard
Infantum
Charles Cadden
Dora Ribault
Marie C. Plante
Mary Powers
Mary J. Hallowood
Ellen EB. Murphy
Mary Muldoon
Dometile Neault
Zeruah Morrisett
Helena Borek
Irene M. West
Annie Reed
Luke W. Welch
Maggie Breault
William Sharp
James B. Flynn
Louis Carriere
Corine Lambert
Mary Clohessy
Jessie Angell
Maggie McCarney
Lottie Parker
Diana Rancourt
Alice N. Burns
Martha Taylor
Rose Dempsey
Thomas Lyons
Susie Montgomery
Pott
Susan Montgomery
Agnes McParland
Joseph A. Paradis
Stephen Mulcahy
Edward D. Sheehan
Joseph Rusecki
Girard P. Dadman
Medical Treatment For Cats
Advice from the Washington Star on feline care covers diet including raw meat, milk, bread, and occasional egg. flea control with sulphur soap, fine-tooth comb, and insect powder. remedies for mango and general grooming. cautions on hair, skin, and confinement. and the need to fumigate bedding after illness.
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Washington Star
O'Donnell Gilbride Co Sells Preserving Supplies
In the coming weeks housekeepers will stock up on preserves and O'Donnell & Gilbride Co reminds customers of available jars rubbers fillers and kettles with prices listed. Fruit jars 25¢ per dozen white rubbers 5¢ per dozen dark rubbers 10¢ per dozen fruit jar fillers 5¢ each Maryetta porcelain lined preserving kettle sizes from 2 qt to 12 qt offered at set prices.
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Henis
Maryetta
Zaoco Wach
Bargain Basements Declares Kitchenware Sale
Lipped preserving kettles convex kettles Berlin kettles colanders and various dish pans and milk cans offered at 10 to 90 cents each. Dippers, sauce pans, and quart sizes priced 18 to 80 cents. Very attractive bargains in basement department this week.
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Berlin
Chinese telephone exchange in San Francisco unique in world
A Chinese telephone exchange in San Francisco, the only one of its kind, serves about 270 of the city's 1500 Chinese merchants. The Chinatown system is independent, with seven Chinese staff, including a chief operator and three assistants, plus three messenger boys on duty around the clock. Operators call by name, not number, showcasing notable memory and local knowledge. The Chinatown office is operated by Chinese owners, separate from the metropolitan line, which installs and maintains equipment while agents collect bills and recruit subscribers.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Scientific American
Painting the White House Gets Fresh Coat of Paint
The White House received two coats of paint using 2900 pounds of paint and about 1000 pounds of turpentine based thinner, totaling 3900 pounds. Labor and materials cost roughly 1500 dollars with the painter suggesting a full removal and four new coats could cost at least 5000 dollars and require Congress funding. He notes peeling and rough spots from the current finish.
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White House
Congress
Mortuary report and health board figures for 1901
The mortuary report lists a population of 94 969 with total deaths 45 including 23 under five and 3 infectious diseases. Death rate for the week ending Aug 17 1901 is 24.63, up from 21.35 the prior week. Infectious diseases reported include scarlet fever 1 and diphtheria 23. The Board of Health oversees these figures.
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Board OF Health
Box of coins found in Benedict manor Maspeth
Workmen at the Benedict manor house in Maspeth Queens report discovering a strong box filled with several hundred coins dating from 1790 to 1814. The house, built in 1750s, is linked to Jacobus Benedict who joined the Patriot forces after the Bunker Hill battle and was killed at White Plains.
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Maspeth
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Jacobus Benedict
Bunker Bill
White Plains
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