Cotton market recovers in Memphis as demand rises
Memphis reports a week of strong gains in the cotton market with middling cotton up one sixteenth cent per pound. Sales totaled 14 600 bales, led by 5 000 bales on the last day, as buyers and exporters compete in a tighter supply. Domestic spinners reenter the market, New England purchases rise, and receipts reach 24 500 bales, signaling lighter interior stocks and expectations of higher prices next week.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cotton Exchange
Fall River
New England
Massachusetts
Officers Elected at Hahnemann Association Meeting in Boston
Boston January 13 A well attended New England Hahnemann association annual meeting at Youngs hotel presided by President Edmund A Whitman. Treasurers balance 2572.91. dues receipts total 14163. Publicity committee formed under Dr Strong and Dr Spaulding. $2000 earmarked to Boston University Medical School against mortgage. Resignation of Treasurer R H Stearns accepted. New officers include President Whitman and a slate of vice presidents directors and secretaries.
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Boston
New England
Hahnemann Association
Young's Hotel
Edmund A. Whitman
J. P. Sutherland
Hahnemann
Sutherland
School of Medicine
Horace Packard
T. M. Strong
Harry O. Spaulding
Scudders Memory at St Johns Cambridge Honor Horace Scudder
A funeral service for Horace W. Scudder was held at St John's Chapel Cambridge this afternoon after a long illness. Many friends including literary figures attended the Episcopal service led by Dean George Hodges. Honorary pallbearers included Col Thomas Wentworth Higginson for the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and Professor Charles Eliot Norton for the Massachusetts Historical Society.
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Boston
St. John’s Chapel
Cambridge
Horace W. Scudder
George Hodges
Episcopal Theological School
Col
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Charles Fliot Norton
Massachusetts Historical Society
Jas
Prominent Boston Area Figures Gather for Theological and Club Figures
M Barker of Williams College Edwin H Abbot of Wellesley College Robert Treat Paine representing St John s Episcopal Theological School Arthur Gilman representing St John s Memorial Chapel Dr George L Good ale representing the Thursday Evening club Professor James B Thayer representing the Saturday Dining club and George H Mifflin and Henry O Houghton representing Houghton Mifflin Co The ushers were Wm Parker and Eustis Hubbard.
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M. Barker
Williams College
Edwin H. Abbot
Wellesley College
Robert Treat Paine
St. John's Episcopal Theological School
Arthur Gilman
St. John's Memorial Chapel
George L. Goodale
James B. Thayer
George H. Mifflin
Henry O. Houghton
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Wm. Parker
Eustis Hubbard
Crane Sees Roosevelt in Washington Visit
Massachusetts Governor W Murray Crane visits Washington for a short stay and meets President Roosevelt at the White House after declining the treasury post. He also talks with Massachusetts senators and representatives at the Capitol.
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Washington
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
White House
Treasury
Capitol
Reward of Merit Catarrh Tablets Win National Popularity
In less than a year Stuart's Catarrh Tablets have gained nationwide recognition and are now sold in drug stores across the United States and Canada. Testimonials from Dr J J Reitiger of Covington Kentucky and Mrs Jerome Ellison of Wheeling West Virginia praise the tablets for relief from head and throat catarrh, with safety for children. Full sized packages sell for fifty cents. a free booklet on causes and cure is mailed from the I A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
J. J. Reitiger
Covington
Jerome Ellison
Wheeling
W. Va
I. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Abolish Overseers of Poor and Form Public Charities
Boston January notes outline legislative moves on Governor address referrals and committee actions. Major items include abolishing the overseers of the poor, creating a three man, two woman board of public charities, a Nahant beach bathhouse project, and a Western Worcester district court proposal. Academic and mayoral petitions accompany these measures as hearings proceed.
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Carey
Haverhill
Democratic-Social Party
Socialist Party
William Shepherd
Lynn
Nahant Beach
Metropolitan Park Commission
Davis
Amesbury
W. H. S. Hayes
Lowell
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Board of Public Charities
Henry A. Wyman
Francis Wyman
Spencer
Brookfield
West Brookfield
Warren
Oakham
New Braintree
Worcester County
District Court of
Worcester
East Brookfield
House
Senate
Committee On Rules
State health board on water supply and sewerage progress
The annual report shows 105 city and town requests for guidance on water supply sewerage and pollution prevention. Most towns over 3500 population have public water supplies except Blackstone Barnstable Chelmsford Pepperell Tewksbury Dartmouth and Dudley Scituate added a supply last year totaling 187 communities covering 91.5 percent of the state population. The board reports ongoing purification research at Lawrence Springfield Ludlow Ipswich and Dow's brook with filters and filtration, warns against lead service pipes, and notes new rules to prevent pollution in Haverhill and Danvers. It also documents sewage disposal practices prior to 1886 and uneven improvements in major rivers across the state.
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State Board of Health
Commonwealth
Blackstone
Barnstable
Chelmsford
Pepperell
Tewksbury
Dartmouth
Dudley
Scituate
Lawrence Experiment Station
Springfield
Ludlow
Ipswich
Dow’s Brook
Haverhill
Danvers
Pittsfield
Housatonic
Neponset
Walpole
Worcester
Rules Committee Advances 1901 Rule Changes for Senate
The rules committee backed adopting the 1901 rules for this year with Rule 53 altered to allow incidental questions to be considered without dropping the main subject. The joint special committee on Governor's address dispositions was recommitted but later reported back with similar actions, except street railway locations were not reported due to differing opinions. Senator Fletcher was absent until Wednesday delaying the process. Senator Apsey had a bill on Harvard College overseer elections pulled from last year's files.
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Boston
Metropolitan Affairs Committee
East Boston
Jones
Labor Committee
Fletcher
Street Railway
Commonwealth
House
Rules Committee
Messrs
Newton
Adams
Taft
Hayes
Mann
Senate
Joint Special Committee
Middlesex
Apsey
Harvard College
Mrs Cheney in Sleigh Accident in Boston
Mrs. B. P. Cheney suffered a bad shaking up after a sleigh mishap on School street. The horses bolted from Parker house toward Washington street, crashing into a storefront window and injuring a horse. Mr. Cheney assisted his wife to the Parker house while Dr. Johnson treated her bruises and shock.
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Boston
B. P. Cheney
Julia Arthur
Farker House
Washington Street
Cheney
Frederick Hill
Parker House
Frank M. Johnson
FAST FRIENDS RUSHVILLE ADVERTISING Ely Brothers Balm
A Rushville indium reader testifies Ely's Cream Balm cured catarrh and hay fever after many attempts. The ad urges proving value with a 10 cent trial, notes full size 50 cents, and lists Bly's Cream Balm contact at 66 Warren Street New Ark.
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Rushville
Ind
Ely Bros
Ely
R. M. Bentley
Ec Bros
Warren Street
Newark
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New York Optical Co
Harry Watts
Bridge Street
Merrimack Square
Nashobah
Mass. Agricultural College
Amherst
Mass
Henri D. Haskins
F. H. Hodges
Central Street
Mijohn
Abel C. Whittier
Westford
McKissock Steam Carpet
Midland Street
Residenca
Silicon
Cobuah
Market Street
the Central Savings Bank
The
Central Savings Bank
First National Bank
Clarence W. Winvprys
Treas
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Merrimack Street
W. C. Hinckley
Cotton Trade
Scudder
Dr. Greene
Dr.Greene
Crane
Roosevelt
Beacon Hill
Lowell City
Rep. Hayes
Wholesale
State Street
Bowler Bros
St. Vincent's Hospital
B. F. Butler Co-Operative Bank
Hildreth Building
Gardner W. Pearson, Alonzo L. Russell, Fisher H. Pearson
Fisher H. Pearson
Eugene G. Russell
Gardner W. Pearson
John A. Gately
Peter A. Fay
Thomas Fay
Bernard F. Gately
Eugene G. Russell, Oliver A. Libby
J. Edward Boneduain
Merrimack House
Merrimack and Datton
D. J. Murphy, JR
Pearson's Almond Cream
Pearson's Drug Store
Opera House
Caleb L. Smith
Boston Branch Grocery
Middlesex St
A. B. Shattuck & Son
Prescott Street
Ada P
Morrell
D. C
Central Block
Fowell
Pera Jjouse
Klark Scoville CO
Saturda
Rip van Winkil¢ -Tarn
Atinees
New York
Savoy
Carlisle
Ponie Swan
Bambard
Lawson & Namon
2X Bros
Frances Curran
McBrice & Goodrich
Harold Hughman
Music Hall
Downey & Goodrich
Aingle Tom’s Gabin CO
John L. Sullivan
Simon Legree
Matincees
Worldbeaters” Burlesque Co
Mat Nees
Gardner Bros
Pins Street
Highlands
G.G. Read
Wm. Nichols & Co
Alsahol
Niedawaass
Harvard Brewin
Lowell, Mass., U. S. A
WE. Potter
W. E. Potter & Son
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