Market gains in New York stocks with mixed copper output outlook
The New York market rose or held firm with many issues gaining and few declines. Sugar reached 1184 before a noon pullback while New Jersey Central and Brooklyn Rapid Transit advanced. Utah and Bingham copper projects plan expanded output and new facilities, amid a generally favorable but cautious trading mood.
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New Jersey Central
Brooklyn Rapids Transit
Louisville & Nashville
Sermon Row Sparks Ecclesiastical Advertising Debate
A snippet from Boston and New York Mar pages reports Bright Sears & Co noting a sermon by Dr. Highflyer as heresy and hints a press agent may push heresy as an effective church advertising strategy. The Brooklyn Life quote underscores the controversy over promotion in sermons.
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New York
Mar
Bright, Sears & Co
Trev
Paris Exposition Focus in July Cosmopolitan and More
The July Cosmopolitan highlights Paris Exposition visuals and guide stories aided by Alexander Hume Ford and David Starr Jordan. It also features essays on Russia in Asia, education, Turkey women, trusts, and the central West, with poetry by Thomas and Garrison, plus Hervent Paris Salon works and Zola’s Madame Sourdis.
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Alexander Hume Ford
Russia
Asia
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford Junior University
Herbert Spencer
Turkey
Lucy M. J. Garnet
John Brisben Walker
West
Charles S. Gleed
Chas
Edward Thomas
Kamal
Theodosia Pickering Garrison
Alexander Blair Thaw
Gunton's Magazine July opens with Mr Bryan's Proclamation analysis
The July issue opens with editor Professor Gunton delivering a searching critique of Bryan's political philosophy as presented in the Democratic leader's June North American Review article. An exhaustive piece titled Our Briefing Financial System by Hon Jos concludes the opening pages.
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North American Review
Wa Ting- Fang
Washington
United States
China
Charles Johnston
Bengal Civil Service
Chandler Hinle
Philippines
M. G. Mulhall
Albert Calmette
Oporto
Henrietta C. Wright
8. C. Cronwright-Schreiner
Olive Schreiner
South Africa
Cesare Lombroso
Gunton
Professor Gunton
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Hon
Jos
American Kitchen Magazine July features fiction and cooking notes
The July issue includes Sherlock Holmes styled detective fiction, Ten Years' Trial by Brig Gen Charles Kay, and Tales of The Chemists Club. It covers milk supply safeguarding, summer vacation budget, cooking school origins, demonstra tion lessons, monthly family food costs, seasonable July dishes, and Little Folks sections with many illustrated pieces. Strong names include Elizabeth Flint Wade Jeannie Pendleton Ewing and Gertrude E. Heath.
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Sherlock Holmes
Charles Kay
Chemists’ Club
Howard Fielding
Street & Smith, Publishers
New York
American Kitchen Magazine
Prof. Conn
H. M. Flunkett
E. P. Ewing
Teddy Miller
Elizabeth Flint Wade
Notable 9 July August issues reveal new works and forecasts
The Youth's Companion announces sketches by Ruth McInery Staad and a new novel by H. K. Webster. Collier's Weekly features Secretary John D. Long outlining political issues. Harold Frederic's The Damnation of Theron Ware is being dramatized. J Maclaren Cobban's An African Treasure gains attention in London. Richard Harding Davis previews Pretoria in War Time in Scribner's. Bertha Runke debuts as The Helmet of Navarre in Century’s next eight months. Reinsch and Bonsal texts draw readers amid China’s upheaval. Allen's The Reign of Law sees a second edition. A Friend of Caesar hits a second edition. Banks reviews in Bookman compare Pagan themes with Quo Vadis.
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Rudyard Kipling
W. J. Bryan
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William Jennings Bryan
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Bryan
A. Maurice Low
London Chronicle
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Moulton Emery
A. C. Millar
Hendrix College
Arkansas
Department of Letters
St. Louis
Leonora B. Halsted
United States
Century Co
New Yorker
Bertha Runkle
Navarre
Paris
Henry of Navarre
New York Tribune
Library of
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W. Stearns Davis
Nancy Huston Banks
New York Bookman
Sienklewitz
Lightning Noise Measured From Jersey Man View
A Jersey observer near a New York Tract Society building describes lightning's roar varying with distance. He recalls a near strike by the post office, comparing thunder to a great gun and a rifle crack, and recounts fire prongs and whip-like sounds from a closer strike. He notes hearing may be absent for a struck person.
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Tract Society
Tract
New York Mail and Express
Probate Notice for Frances S Perkins Estate in Lowell
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs and all interested parties in the Frances S Perkins estate of Lowell to appear July 17, 1900 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why the will and codicil should not be admitted to probate. The petitioner Charles M Williams seeks letters testamentary without a surety bond. Public notice to be run weekly for three weeks in the Lowell Daily Courier with copies mailed to all known interested persons seven days before court.
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Lowell
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Middlesex
Lowell Daily Courier
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Folsom
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