Stock Market Opening Irregular in New York
New York stock market opened irregular with Amalgamated Copper at 63 5 and United States Steel firm after an earnings report. Traction stocks advanced, Baltimore & Ohio rose over a point, while many Western and Southern railroads slipped as the day’s trading stayed narrow and irregular.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brook’ Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Sugar
Southern
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
United States and Preferred
Western Union
Western and Southern
Grangers
Southwestern
Baltimore
Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Rock Island
Chicago
Illinois
Anaconda
Amalgamated
U.S. Steel
St. Paul
Rutland
New York Dock
Futures Opened Steady Across Selected Months
New York futures opened steady with July at 8.74 and August 8.36. September 7.95, October 7.82, November 7.77, December 7.73, January 1.73, February 7.73, and March 7.73 are listed as the active contract prices.
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New York
Dividend Paying Stocks Pamphlet Issued by Towle and Fitzgerald
Towle and Fitzgerald of 18 Post Office Square Boston issue their fifth dividend stock pamphlet. It presents information in a simple economical format and will be mailed on postage receipt. Montana Smelting and Refining Co incorporated under South Dakota law with $3,000,000 capital. trustees Max Stagman New York, Geo W Sanders Pierre SD, Joseph Johnson Butte Mont.
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Messrs. Towle & Fitzgerald
Post Office Square
Boston
Montana
South Dakota
Max Stagman
New York
Geo. AV. Sanders
Pierre
S. D
Joseph Johnson
Butte
Mont
Children to receive fair tickets through schools and parishes
Officials announce loss of general ticket distribution for the children’s entertainment on the fair grounds. Four thousand tickets go to Catholic schools and six thousand to grammar schools. Additional tickets distributed tomorrow at Immaculate Conception St Patrick’s Sacred Heart parishes with set morning hours.
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Supt. Whitcomb
Immaculate Conception
St. Patrick’s Parish
Widow Mrs Perr Ends Life By Drowning In Leominster
In Leominster on July 2 widow Mrs Francis L Perr died by her own hand after her doctor warned of a year’s inability to work. Her body was recovered from the water and she had been known as active and industrious.
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Leominster
Francis L. Perr
Hartford Former Mayor Brainerd Dies at 74
Leverett Brainerd, longtime Hartford mayor and director of major corporations including New York, New Haven Hartford railroad, died today. In 1890 he was named CT end of the world’s fair commission.
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Hartford
Conn
Leverett Brainerd
New York, Newaven & Hartford Railroad
Tragic Methuen Boy Dies After Tree Fall
In Methuen Massachusetts J Lawrence Howard 11 died at home after falling from a tree. He previously fractured his wrist and developed blood poisoning leading to death. His parents are Mr and Mrs Leland R Howard. The incident occurred Tuesday afternoon.
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J. Lawrence Howard
Leland R. Howard
Ippoldtreet
Methuen
Cis
Lowell Bleachery declares Dividend No 130
A dividend of two dollars per share has been declared and will be paid July 10 to stockholders of record July 1. Edward Lovering, Treasurer, Lowell. June 14, 1902.
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Lowell
Edward Lovering
Contested McQuade Divorce Case Heard in Superior Court
The James A. McQuade versus Margaret McQuade divorce trial opened in the superior court with Judge Wait presiding. Testimony described visits to Mrs McQuade’s home, drunkenness, lodgers, and alleged improper conduct, while McQuade denied the adultery and drunkenness charges and Margaret McQuade testified about her marriage and abuse. The hearing adjourned with further testimony anticipated.
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James A. McQuade
Margaret McQuade
Wm. J. Hatchett
Bertha F. Hatchett
John Dennett
Wrecked Merchants Bank of Newport Liquidation Ordered
Newport bank in deep distress after a state commission found a deficit of 326000 with only 150 dollars cash on hand. Cashier Sherman shot himself June 19 and stockholders move to liquidation. Liabilities far exceed assets. depositors face losses as investigation details and crop damage reports headline statewide turmoil.
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Providence
R. IL
Gov
Kimball
Anthony 8. Sherman
Merchants Bank of Newport
Sherman
Gov. Kimball
Commission
Washington
Striking Weavers Halt Start at Waterford Mills
In Waterford a July 1 attempt to begin operations at the American Woolen Company Saranac mills with 62 imported weavers was thwarted as 28 Italians provoked distaste among native workers who quit en masse. The strike stemmed from sympathy with Olneyville weavers out for five months.
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Blackstone
American Woolen Company
Saranac Mills
Waterford
New England
Olneyville
Renault Wins International Paris Vienna Auto Contest
Vienna July 1 The control committee will not disqualify Marcel Renault for missing the Floridsdorf Central station stop where final time was taken, granting Renault first prize. Henry Farman Edmond Maurice Farman and Zborowski awarded second through fifth prizes respectively.
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Vienna
Paris
Marcel Renault
Florisdorf
Renault
Henry Farman
Edmond
Maurice Farman
Zborowski
Queen Salutes Indian Troops From Palace Balcony
London July 1 The Queen stood at a window as Indian troops passed and saluted the palace. She opened the window and appeared on the balcony with her two grandchildren as the soldiers cheered and bowed. Prince Edward joined in the salute to the soldiers.
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London
Edward
Hague Chamber Ratifies Asia Cable Treaty with Germany
The first chamber of the States General approved the bill ratifying the convention between Holland and Germany for laying an Asiatic cable to the Dutch East Indies. The line would be operated by a Dutch German company.
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the Hague
States General
Holland
Germany
Dutch East Indies
Lawrence Rioters In Court In Vain
Lawrence riot cases were postponed to tomorrow morning after defense testimony began. George Panagakis, a Greek, faced arraignment, denying brick throwing and claiming Syrians attacked him and others during the clash. He named four Syrians as initial aggressors.
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Lawrence
George Panagakis
Tooma George
Christmas Scandal Sparks Iowa Representative's Exoneration
Washington July 2 In remarks on the Danish West Indies bribery report Representative Cousins of Iowa condemns the charge as ludicrous and monstrous saying it impugns the honor of the American Congress and the press. He asserts the Danish people and Danish officials would not utter such scandal and defends the integrity of Congress and Danes.
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Washington
Tennessee
Alabama
American Congress
Congress
Denmark
America
Hope for good crop after week of rain clears in Ohio
Cleveland reports clearing skies and cool weather after nearly a week of rain. Northern Ohio districts say corn and potatoes were damaged some but may recover if weather stays favorable. Wheat oats and hay show no serious damage and yields are expected near average.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ada Barker Confined to State Insane Asylum in Terrell
El Paso July 2 County Judge Harper ordered Sheriff to transport Miss Ada Barker to the State Insane asylum at Terrell for confinement after she was found wandering the streets in a demented condition. It is believed she arrived on a westbound Southern Pacific train and her origins and destination remain unknown.
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el Paso
Tex
Harper
Ada Barker
Terrem
Striped channo muraena vitata at Battery Park aquarium
New York July 2 report confirms the Bermuda import is a channo muraena vitata striped channo muraena first found in 1844. The creature, part snake and yet a fish, drew over 16 000 visitors on its first exhibition day.
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New York
Battery Park Aquarium
Bermuda
Distinguished Men and Women Lunch in Gravesend
London July 2 United States ambassador Joseph H Choate and Mrs Choate joined by Henry White and Mrs White Capt Richardson Clover and Mrs Clover and Rear Admiral Crowninshield for a lunch aboard the US flagship Illinois at Gravesend aboard the vessel's landing.
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London
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Choate
Henry White
White
Richardson Clover
Clover
Crowninshield
Illinois
Gravesend
Rain Keeps Pouring in St Louis as Storms Persist
Heavy rain continues to fall in St Louis Missouri on July 1 with intervals of downpours causing street flooding and delay in outdoor activities. Weather authorities warn residents to stay indoors during peak rainfall periods and monitor radar updates for possible evacuation advisories.
Panama Hats At Brazer Co Show Strong Sales
Brazer and Co report good sales of real Panama hats priced at eight and ten dollars. Comparable hats in Boston go for twelve to fifteen dollars. These aren’t the ultra expensive four hundred dollar variety but the hats are described as beautiful and lasting joys.
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Brazer & Co
Panama
Boston
Jeremiah O Reagan obituary notice in city home
Jeremiah O Reagan aged 58 dies at his home in the city at 79 Kinsman street. He is survived by a wife four sons and four daughters.
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O'Reagan
Kinsman Street
Jeremiah O’reagan
Civil War Vet Finds Relief With Kennedy Remedy
J W Stanton of Canastota New York after Civil War contracted rheumatism from constant exertion. A friend recommended Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy which cured him completely. The remedy purifies blood dissolves uric acid clears urine restores kidneys and bladder and eases bowels. Also advertised as a superior nerve tonic and constipation aid. Available in 50 cent size from druggists with mail offer. Also advertised Dr David Kennedy's Golden Plasters for muscle strength and pain relief.
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J. W. Stanton
Canastota
N. Y
David Kennedy
Seo
David Kedy
Rondout
Genesis of the Volcano in Continental Growth Theory
W J McGee explains a five stage cycle of volcanism from sediment loading to extrusion as a key to continental development. He notes deep rock pressures and predictable global patterns that map volcanic regions, while recognizing Antillean uplift and subsidence imply long term decline rather than imminent reawakening of major eruptions.
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Powell
Mississippi
Amazon
Vesuvius
Krakatoa
Kilauea
Orinoco
Lesser Antilles
Americas
Antillean
Bahamas
Mont Pelee
la Souffriere
W. J. McGee
The
Review of Reviews
Short Reign Foretold By Death of King Edward V
In the event of King Edward's death at this time his reign would be among the shortest since William the Conqueror. Edward V reigned only two months before his short life ended by Gloucester's crime.
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Edward
William the Conqueror
Edward V
Gloucester
Columbia's Chinese Course A Step for Other Colleges
Columbia University has added a Chinese language course taught with grammar and conversation, funded by Gen Horace W. Carpentier who gave 100000 dollars to endow a chair and later another 12000 from "Dean Lung." The change reflects a growing need for educated Americans with oriental language skills as the U S expands in the Pacific and diplomacy.
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Philippines
Columbia University
United States
Horace W. Carpentier
Columbia
Gen. Carpentier
Dean Lung
New York
di En Lung
Pacific
Spain
China
Corea
Japan
State Department
Legation
Pekin
Legation School
West Point
Annapolis
England
Hong Kong
Orient
Brooklyn Eagle
Our Dependence Upon The Tropics
The tropics increasingly supply comforts and daily life in the United States. Comparing today's well supplied table with a quarter century ago shows tropical and subtropical fruits are common at meals and in the homes and even with street children.
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India
Tropics
United States
O. P. Austin
Military Manoeuvres Above the Clouds in Switzerland
In Andermatt Swiss Alpine troops train amid glaciers and ice. The standing army consists of gunners miners and sappers with forts and guns linked by electric systems. Summers bring about 3000 men in service across the south frontier with special infantry and pack mule duties. Pearson's Magazine for July.
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Switzerland
Europe
Andermatt
Lucerne
Milan
Goeschenen
St. Gothard
Schollenen
Devil's Bridge
Reuss
Maxim
Airolo
Stuel
Furka
Buhl
Altkirch
Bazberg
Stockli
Oberlap
Pearson’s Magazine
Hot weather drinks and supplies offered by Carleton & Hovey
A hot fourth item list invites customers to stock up on concentrates like Orangeade at 25c per bottle, making nearly a gallon when diluted, plus Raspberry Vinegar 25c, Lime Juice 25c and 50c, Ginger Beer and Soda syrups, Lemonade Straws, 500 per bundle for 35c. Free delivery from Carleton & Hovey at 236 Merrimack Street.
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Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
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Brainerd
Massachusetts
American Telephone
NEW England Telephone
Bright, Sears & CO
Middlesex St
Tembers Boston Stock Exchange
Hatcut & Freese
Bway
Hildreth
Superior Court
John Henry Garvey
Tim Mackey
Tim
Newport Institution
Missouri
Rep. Cousins
Iowa
She
Mystery
St. Louis, Mo
Courier-Citizen Co
Merrimack St
Middle St
Nicholas G. Norcross
Insurance
Central Street
Lowell, Mass
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