Dull Stock Markets Across Cities Amid Copper and Sugar News
The market remained quiet with few notable moves. Atchison pref opened 73% slipped to 72% while Sugar peaked at 1161 after a first hour drop. London-America stocks lagged. Consols fell as China tensions weighed. Calumet and Hecla copper activity waned though underlying metal demand appears firm. The Boston and New York Telephone Co directors were elected in Dover. Sugar dividends bolster belief in steady 6 percent returns with possible extras, echoing Standard Oil practices.
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Boston
New York
Reported by Bright Sears and Co Incomplete Item
Fragmentary reading notes credit Bright Sears and Co. for reporting a matter on a newspaper page segment. The text lacks clear event details, names, dates, or locations to establish a full summary.
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Bright, Sears & Co
Cotton market closes steady with minor spot decline
New York cotton market on June 5 showed quiet spot trading with 1 8 point declines. Middling uplands 8 1/2, middling gulf 9 1/2. Sales none. Futures steady with June at 82.6, July 80.1, August 80.7, September 77.9, October 76.3, November not listed.
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New York
Gulf
Consolidated net receipts and exports report data
Consolidated net receipts for four days total 9 364 with exports to Great Britain 4 010 to the continent 16 392 stock 245 581 and measures for Charleston Galveston Memphis New Orleans Mobile Savannah in nominal or steady conditions.
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Charleston
Galveston
Casy
Memphis
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Great Britain
France
Print Cloth Market Declines in Fall River Trade
Fall River market for print cloth shows firmness at 31-8 as of June 5. Special Legislative Correspondence notes current pricing and steady demand amid market activity.
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Fall River
Wedding of Miss Harrington to Mr Lawrence in Lexington Church
More than 660 guests from Lexington, Brookline, Boston, New York and Chicago attended the Hancock Congregational wedding of Miss Alice S Harrington and Mr Charles Frederick Lawrence. The ceremony at the church featured an informal reception on the green and a post ceremony trip to Nahant.
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Hancock Congregational Church
Lexington
Brookline
Boston
New York
Chicago
Alice S. Harrington
Charles Frederick Lawrence
Larkin Harrington
George J. Whiting
Charles F. Carter
Lester T. Redman
Herbert L. Norris
Howard Munroe
Frank Mason
Charles Swan
Frank Bryant
Newtonville
Tragedy at Moody Street Crossing Ends in Death
George Fernald twenty is struck by a Boston bound Fitchburg train at Moody Street crossing while attempting to cross after lifting down gates. The accident occurred Tuesday afternoon as the train backed from the station. Fernald died shortly after admission to Waltham hospital.
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Moody Street
Fitchburg
George Fernald
Young Fernald
Fernald
Boston
Stephen Hayes
Riverview
Yernald
Local notes from North Chelmsford and surrounding towns
North Chelmsford residents report small improvements on Main street with new fencing at Mrs. Adams lot and similar work by Mr. Stetson. G C Moore boarding house renovations create tenement upstairs occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Kinah and downstairs by Mrs. Tyler and Miss Lavers. Harry Trombly visits Lakeport for fishing while Standley Plummer visits grandmother Mrs Holmes and Misses Adams Holt Hyde attend the Framingham Normal school event. Fred Walker of Salem recuperates from bicycle accident with Sprague family.
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Harry Trombly
Lakeport
N. H
Main Street
Thomas Adams
George Stetson
Luther H. Sargent
G. C. ‘Moore
Daniel Kineh
Tyler
Alice Lavers
Standley Plummer
Lawrence
John Holmes
Isabel Adams
Fannie G. Holt
Addie Hyde
Framingham
Fred Walker
Salem
C. R. Sprague
Mr. Walker
Salon
Bloch and Shaptro Wedding in Jewish Rite at Highland Hall
A Jewish wedding was held at Highland Hall for Louis Bloch of Groveton New Hampshire and Etta Shapiro of New York. The ceremony began at 8 30 conducted by Rabbi Wilson with many relatives as leaders in the wedding march. A large guest list attended with the Silverman orchestra from Boston providing music and Sam Cohen as master of ceremonies. The couple plans a short honeymoon and will reside in Groveland New Hampshire after returning.
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Highland Hall
Louis Bloch
Groveton
N. H
Etta Shapiro
New York
Rabbi Wilson
Morris Niman
Himen Goldstein
Julies
Lillie Shapiro
Charles Shapiro
Anne Shefmister
Jacob Shapiro
Nellie Brown
Thed Moskowiiiz
Sara Shapiro
Lewis Brown
Bessie Shapiro
Samuel Sender
Pannie Shefmister
Lillie Silvilman
Becky Brown
Silverman Orchestra of
Boston
Sam Cohen
Mrs. Bloch
Groveland
Obituary notices from a small town listing three deaths
Mary I Murphy aged 6 years 5 months daughter of Michael and Margaret Murphy died Monday night at St John hospital funeral held yesterday burial in Catholic cemetery Peter H Savage in charge. Miss Margaret A Dougherty died Monday at home 14 White Street aged 17 years she leaves mother Mrs Delia Dougherty and one brother. Wallace W Long eleven months old child of Thomas A and Emma Long died this morning at home 50 Hampshire Street.
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Mary I. Murphy
Michael
Margaret Murphy
St. John’s Hospital
Peter H. Savage
Margaret A. Dougherty
White Street
Delia Dougherty
Wallace W. Long
Thomas A
Emma Long
Hampshire Street
Funerals Lead Community in Friday-Weekend Rites
Several local funerals were held with services at St. Peter's and St. Patrick's cemeteries. Ellen Hickey of 10 Madison Street was buried under C. H. Molloy care, with pallbearers Patrick Frawley Patrick Hickey Cornelius Carmody John Hogan Michael Horgan and John King. Sarah McCann was laid to rest at the Catholic cemetery with Undertaker J F O'Donnell directing. Mary Toohey of 25 Fulton Street and Mary Usher of 633 Broadway were interred in Catholic cemeteries under Mortuary care of C H Molloy and Undertaker Savage respectively.
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Ellen Hickey
Madison Street
St. Peter’s Church
Fr. McKenna
Patrick J. Frawley
Patrick Hickey
Cornelius Carmody
John Hogan
Michael Horgan
John King
C. H. Molloy
Sarah McCann
Undertaker O'Donnell
Market Street
Sisters of St. Peter's Orphanage
Appleton Street
J. F. O'Donnell
Mary Toohey
Fulton Street
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Mary Usher
Broadway Street
Savage
Infant Wallace W Long Dies in City Funeral Set
In this city, June 6, Wallace W Long age 11 months son of Thomas A and Emma Long. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the residence 50 Hampshire street. Friends invited.
Personal notes of musicians and social moves
Mr Walter Cotton the talented violinist from Nashua visited Lowell yesterday after a successful season with the Festival orchestra of Boston. Warren A Powers of the Mail is recovering from fever after vaccination. Mr and Mrs J Kaplan will attend a Boston wedding tonight. Mrs BE Wirt and family from Andover street visit Egypt Mass. Catherine S Hamlin of Westford left for travels to resume studies with her sister. The Parker family leaves for Straw Point Rye Beach tomorrow. Major Stotts family to Little Boar's Head Rye NH. Thomas McCarthy of the American orchestra takes a summer post on the Pilgrim steamer. J J Borjes and Percy Burleigh sign summer contracts. Rev Michael O'Brien and Rev Michael Ronan attend Bishop Healey silver jubilee in Portland Me. The archbishop of Boston and ...
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Walter Cotton
Nashua
N. H
Lowell
Festival Orchestra of
Boston
Warren A. Powers
The
Mail
Percy Parker
Straw Point
Rye Beach
Major Stott
Little Boar's Head
Rye
Thomas McCarthy
American Orchestra
Pilgrim
New York
New Haven
Hartford
J. J. Borjes
Percy Burleigh
Michael O’brien
St. Patrick’s Church
Michael Ronan
Bishops from Four Cities Attend Service and Tour Plans
Bishops from Manchester Springfield Providence and Hartford attend a service with 150 priests. Miss Bessie Li Moore sails from New York on the St Paul for four months abroad, with a Providence companion, including Paris Rome and Italian lakes. Fred F Lambert passes at Boston University Medical School among 25 of 40. Arlington P Green on furlough from the Alliance reports to duty Thursday. Revs Chambre Binnington and Manchester attend St James consecration in North Cambridge. Mr and Mrs Joseph S Anderson celebrate their 25th anniversary in Worcester after moving to Lowell.
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Manchester
Springfield
Providence
Hartford
Bessie Li Moore
Ige C. Moore
North Chelmsford
New York
St. Paul
Fred F. Lambert
Arlington P. Green
Alliance
Nichols Street
Philadelphia
A. St. John Chambre
A.V. V. Binnington
L. C. Manchester
St. James Church
Cambridge
Joseph S. Anderson
Lowell
Worcester
Mrs. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Births Wrights Welcome a Daughter in City
In this city on June 6, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Wright welcomed a daughter.
The Irish Charm Across Latin America and Beyond
Correspondence from the Boston Herald celebrates the Irish as universally delightful in Latin America and worldwide. It extols their humor, courage, and charm, noting Irish identity as a bridge across Peru, Mexico, and other lands, while praising their adaptability from soldier to diplomat.
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Latin America
O’donohues
Spanish America
Cochrane
Mexico
Ireland
Kingdom of Heaven
Matthew Arnold
Machiavel
Erin
England
Dooley
Boston Herald
Zeckendorf’s menagerie astonishes Hotel Grunewald guests
A. A. Zeckendorf and wife arrived at the Hotel Grunewald with a tapir, an uncivilized monkey, a large Great Dane, and four multi colored birds. The unusual procession inspired fear and curiosity among guests while hotel staff improvised a corner of the storeroom for the animals before the party departed for New York.
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A. A. Zeckendorf
Hotel Grunewald
Mrs. Zeckendorf
Zeckendorf
New Orleans Times-Democrat
The Tyche Coin The Pyche Coin Little Mascot Tale
A brief note highlights a small mascot named Tyche and Pyche as part of a local feature. The piece frames the coins as whimsical tokens and hints at a playful, community oriented vignette without further detail.
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Stock Market
London
Atchison
Calumet
Hecla
Lake
Osceola Consolidated
Alumet
Parnall
Boston and New York Telephone Company
Boston Capital
Erie Telephone Syndicate
Dover
Del
Charles E. Adams
Oakes Ames
Frank A. ‘Cutting
W. J H. Eckert
H. E. Gantry
William F. Hallstead
Scranton
Penn
Z. Swift Holbrook
William J. Latta
Martin Maloney
Joseph B.mccall
Charles W.morse
Arthur S. Temple
Frank Tilford
James L. Wolcott
John B. Stauffer
Standard Oil
New York Market
Sugar Ref. Co
Steel Wire
B&o
Brooklyn RT
St. L
N. J
Cc. B. &Queee
C&r
Col. F. & Iron
Federal Steel
Blee
Pacific
Pacific Pfd
People’s Gas
Phila, & Reading
Bt. Paul
Lindy
Pacific Sis
Baty Third Ave
Wees
Tenn. C. & Iweenie
Texas & Pac
Eee
Union Pacific Od Ag
West Union . .c
Wheeling & L. B
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Anaconaa
Cochitir
Franklin
Santa Ysabel
Utah
Boston Land
Boston Cloak and Suit Store
Merrimack Street
Moss
Bloch—Shaptro
Scott Dei
Marion County, Ark, A
Nutmeg Zinc Minesco
F. S. Griswold
iTreas
Geo. C, Irvin
Sec’y
Nassau St
New York City
Geo. C
Irvin, Sec
Gen. Man
H. E. Stevenson & Co
State St
Mass
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
George T. Sullivan
Sullivan & Sullivan
State Street
Harrison
Coburn & CO
J. J. McManmon
Prescott Street
Merrimack Ave
Dracul
L & H. Electrics
Snyder Bros
Courier-Citizer
Donnell &Gilbride Co,oy
O'Donnell & Gilbride Oo
Merrimack
Palmer and
Middle
Harvard
Harvard Brew, CO
Lowell, Mass
U.S
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