Market Strength in Shorts Drives New York List
Stock market mixed in New York with Sugar, Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Jersey Central leading gains. Sugar rises to 117 from 114 before noon, Jersey Central climbs to 131 from 128 with a 1 point retreat, others post fractional gains while some tape lower. Foreign markets weigh on sentiment with Chinese troubles seen foreshadowing further weakness. Berlin stocks slump 10 to 20 points, and American outlook anticipates lower levels amid foreign selling. Pacific States Telephone posts a June net gain of 1297 subscribers to 76,490 total. San Francisco now within 1 percent of Swedish development.
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New York
Sugar
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Jersey Central
Boston
Nielston & Bass
Wall Street
Berlin
Steel & Wire
Standard Oil Co
Bayonne
Pacific States Telephone Company
San Francisco
Erie June Gain Adds 2744 Telephone Subscribers
The Erie telephone system reports a net gain of 2744 subscribers in June. Total connected June 30 stands at 126475 with 6073 awaiting connections.
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Erie Telephone System
Probate Court Proceedings Reported by McIntire
The probate docket lists wills presented for probate including Hannah McGuire Malden Elizabeth Coffin Watertown Andrew Floyd Groton Mary Johnson Winchester and many others. Administrations granted include A J Young Roxana Howe Martha Bean A S Woodart Mary McCue and several more. Contested cases for today include Amos Stone Jmey Bacon and G W Farnesworth while guardianship petitions and administrator accounts are also shown. Judge McIntire to hear both contested and uncontested cases this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
A. J. Young
Lowell
Roxana Howe
Marlborough
Martha Bean
Framingham
Ia. S. Woodart
Maynard
Mary McCue
Nathaniel Goddard
Newton
Bent
Goddard
Freeman Upham
Melrose
Margaret Lynch
Aimnbridge
P. J. Boland
N.W. Sanborn
Malden
Ann Giblin
Marlboro
W. G. Brigham
Mary McEvoy
Catherine Brady
Natick
Ellen Phelan
Cambridge
Harriet Healey
W. H. Thomas
Somerville
Catherine Reagan
Arlington
P. H. McDonough
Amos Stone
Jmey Bacon
M. Houghton
G. W. Farnesaworth
Melntire
Mishaps and Crimes On The Fourth Weekend Tragedies
A string of tragedies and accidents marks the Fourth with deaths by self harm in Jamaica Plain and Beverly, a fatal rifle discharge in Roslindale, a drowning near Fields Point, an electric car fatality in Woonsocket, a musket explosion in Central Falls, and a cannon accident near Beverly. The incidents involve multiple families, missing employment, and the deaths of children and young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew McClellan
Lamartine
Lamartine Street
Jamaica Plain
McClellan
Roslindale
Edward W. Jordan
Ashland Street
Herman F. Hettinger
Charles 8. Hettinger
Rowe Street
George C. Eastman
Chase Street
Beverly
Edward Maynard
Wendell Street
Providence
Field’s Point
Maynard Boy
John Rochefort
Woonsocket
Charles Girard
Pawtucket
R. I
Young Courschene
Shatswell
Keegan Wins Big At Lowell Bicycle Meet
Lowell riders highlighted the Littleton Driving Park events with Keegan taking the half mile final after O'Brien failed to win a prize. Hamilton and Kimball won the two mile tandem. Hamilton and Keegan disputed the ten mile race, with judges awarding to Keegan. Spectators noted strong local support and a busy Fourth of July week in Lowell.
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Lowell
Littleton
Hamilton
C. L. Kimball
Dorchester
Charles McIntosh
M. F. O’brien
This City
Grant Brothers
Graniteville
Keegan
James S. McKay
Henry Peabody
Police Board Grants Licenses and Appoints Officer
The board of police held a regular session on Tuesday approving licenses for Mary A. Phelan, Chas H. Hanson & Co, Hattie Glover, Mary Phelan, John J. Malone, Arthur Joyce, Fred A. Smith, Herbert Bell, Barney Shapiro, and Thomas Carroll as sabote special police officer without pay for Hylan's hunting mill. Leave to withdraw granted to D L Phillips, Nicholas Zes, Thomas Phelan. Francis Ferari received a common license for $65. Police superintendent authorized to hire a station constable for essential services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Mary A. Phelan
Gorham Street
Chas. H. Hanson & Co
Rock Street
Hattie Glover
Tyler Street
Mary Phelan
Fletcher Street
John J. Malone
Bridge Street
Arthur Joyce
Wilder Street
Fred A. Smith
Chelmsford
Herbert Bell
Stanley Avenue
Barney. Shapiro
Railroad Street
Thomas Carroll
Sabope ‘Cial
Hylan
Common Victuallers
D. L. Phillips
Queen Street
Nicholas Zes
Fenwick Street
Thomas Phelan
Middlesex Street
Francis Ferari
New Guard for a Trout Brook Standoff in Hartland
Three fishermen James Wheeler William Risedorf and George Eaton were trout fishing in Hartland Connecticut when a rumored vicious bull on Murphy's property chased them to a tree. They spent the night in fear until Murphy arrived to rescue them as dawn broke.
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Thalt
James Wheeler
William Risedorf
George W. Eaton
Hartland
Conn
Maton
Risedorf
Paton
Bill
Murphy
Eaton
Wheeler
Murphy Lot
Waton
Philadelphia
Entertaining acts to open week at Keiths on July 9
The baby elephants begin their third week at Keiths on Monday July 9. Prof Lockhart's pets are acclaimed as the most wonderful trained animals in New England. The bill features Zelma Rawlston, Ed Favor, Edith Sinclair, Charlie Case, Callahan and Mack, J F Crosby and Ines Forman, Ziska, the Gussandros, and Ronalle Tyler. A new motion picture bio and a stereoptical travel series will accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith's
J. F. Crosby
Ines Forman
Ziska
Gussandros
Ronalle Tyler
Hand Injury At Prescott Workroom Injures Armenian Worker
Jacob Arsenian, an Armenian employed in Prescott, suffered a badly bruised right hand Tuesday evening in the picker room. An ambulance was called and he was taken to the Corporation hospital for treatment. Uncle Eben cautioned not to worry about appearances and advised protection for his feet during winter.
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Jacob Arsenian
Prescott
Picker Room
Corporation Hospital
Public notices and editorials from a city paper exchange
A fragment from a oa review quotes a statesman about selling newspapers and advertising. The Philadelphia North American accuses sales to the public via an auditor. The dialogue mentions directing advertisers to the Courier.
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the Statesman
Philadelphia North American
Local Cricket Team Beats Everett Eleven by Big Score
The U S Bunting company club defeated the Everett eleven by 106 to 73 on the Bunting grounds. Notable performances include Rowley and Ellison contributing early in the innings, with Haughton taking several wickets for the Everett side as Burns and Newman dominated for Bunting. The match featured solid bowling and fielding on both sides, yielding a decisive victory for the U S Bunting club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bunting Company Club
Everetts
Bunting Grounds
Rowley
Keene
Ellison
Miller
Jeffs
Haughton
Newman
Southam
th.Moss
Martin
SuUb
Graham
Burns
Martin D
Dixon
Zion Bhaten Eleven Loses to Fitchburg Eleven
The Zion Cricket club's eleven went to Fitchburg yesterday and were defeated by the local team by a score of 123 to 91.
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The
Zion Cricket Club
Fitchburg
Trotting Events At Wannalancit Park Draw Crowd
Exciting afternoon trots at Wannalancit Park saw multiple races with a large audience. A half mile purse of 50 dollars featured Dick Grey Garido and Gloddie Che with Evans, Sprigne, and Murphy among owners. Evans led early, Sprigne withdrew claiming track length misperception. times reached 1.10 1.10 1.10 with Murphy’s horse breaking in two heats. A scrub half mile race followed with five starters including Gloddy and Sprigne’s horses, Evans second, Fergus and Fargo among others. Gloddy’s horse won heat one, Evans second, Sprigne third, time 1.18.
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Evans
Gloddy
J. B. Sabre
D. W. Bugibee
J. W. Greenback
J. S. Davis
Lowell
F. E. Varney
United States
Sam Kee
Kee
Eva Cornell
North Chelmsford
Mary Remmis
Wannalancit Park
Dick Grey
Dan Murphy Jr
Garido
A. A. Evans
Gloddie Che
W. H. Sprigne
Haverhill
Mass
Sprigne
Murphy
Wannalandt Park
Hader
Br. M
LL. M
Fuller
Gloddie
Che. M
Fergus
Rooker
Fargo
B. W. Johnson
Bandy
River Boy
Fred Gloddy
Astonishing Development in China's Foreign Trade 1899
The annual imperial customs report notes China’s 1899 foreign trade hit record highs with a total of 460,533,288 Haikwan taels. Railways spurred inland commerce, Newchwang and Tien-Tsin surged, and districts like Paoting to Pekin grew vibrant. Imports rose across cotton goods and textiles, opium volumes climbed, and American and Japanese goods expanded rapidly.
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China
Imperial Customs
Treasury Bureauy of Statistics
Newchwang
Tien-Tsin
India
Fine Ocean Resorts on New England Coast
A sprawling survey touts the North Atlantic as a premier shore escape with Bay Harbor York Marblehead Manchester Kye The Hamptons Kennebunk Old Orchard Scarboro and other coastal locales drawing large crowds each season. The piece highlights fashionable retreats and the visible rewards of summer sojourns as travelers seek vacation spots and book through Ad dressers offering guidance, urging readers to plan trips.
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North Atlantic
Bay Harbor
York
Marbblesbad
Manchester
Kye
Hamptons
Kennebunk
Old Orchard
Scarboro
Orton & Mald
Artment
Bosto
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Stock Market
Bright, Sears & Co
Oveseees
Sugar Ref. Co
Stee! Wire
Atchison
Am Tobacco
Brooklyn RT
N. J
Toba
Fedeta Steel
Manhattan
Bray
Metropolita
Mo. Pacific
Pacific
Texas & Pac
Union Pacific
Union Pac
West Union
Wheeling & L. BE
Boston Market
Chicago
Eesces
Mex Central
Montana
Butte & Boston
Dom Coal
Eeeeenee
le N. &. Tel
Soveee
Ty & Ty
Coescne
ERIE
Conway's
Smith Stinet
Keith's Theatre
Uncle Eben
Washington Star
the Courier
Buntings
Everett
Smith
Mipaesaeee
Tun
Shave
Bolger
Tree
Gath
Ec Bunting
Martin Ateee Moss
Newman Burns
Newman Tee Haughton
Bunting
Barley
McCormick
Barber
Barnes
Anid
New England
Tandard
Biood
Sarsaparilla
Bottling
Eine Beverages
Marion County, Ark
Zinc
Nutmeg Zinc Mines CO
Griswold,Preas
Geo. C. Irvin
Sec
Nassau St
New York City
Geo. C. Irvin, Sec
Gen. Man
H. E. Stevenson & Co
State St
Cochiti
No. Pacific
Am. Woolen
Exchange Building
C. B. Coburn
Skattuck & Son
Central ST
Courier-Citizen
A. G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
Burbank & Courtney
Merrimack ST
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