Stock Market Weekends: Narrow, Deserted Trade Persists
The stock market today showed a narrow, professional session with little buying. Atchison and coal stocks moved minimally while sugar fluctuated near 1145 to 116. London trading was light, and a weak close followed small dealings. Rumors of a B&O Central deal circulated amid cautious buying and foreign demand for American wheat.
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Atchison
Rolston and Bass
London
Wormsers
Atchison Preferred and
Coalers
Today's Boston and New York Markets Report
Bright Sears & Co reports on today's Boston and New York markets with brief price movements and notable trading activity. Industry names and index figures are cited, highlighting notable gains and declines across key sectors.
Death of Rev Richard J Barry in Boston a few days ago
Recent death reports Rev Richard J Barry who died in Boston after returning from Europe where he traveled April 19 to visit Rome and seek health. Born in Boston he was an English High School graduate and Franklin Medal winner. He studied at Laval University Quebec and was ordained in 1873 at age 25. His first role was as assistant at St.
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Richard J. Barry
Boston
Europe
Rome
Fr. Barry
Lravel University
Quebec
Clergy Career Spurs $86,000 Hyde Park Church Build
Thomas built churches in Jamaica Plain W Roxbury and East Dedham before leading St. Cecilia's parish from 1888, church dedication in 1892 after services were once held in Mechanics Hall. Edmund Dwight, 76, died at Marlboro Street home. longtime Boston business leader and MGH trustee. Thomas E Minco, burlesque manager known as the Diamond King, died after a fall in New York City.
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Thomas E. Minco
Lowell
New York Hospital
Morton House
Minco
Thomas E. Barlick
Syracuse
N. Y
City Club
Jolly Grass Widows
Miaco
Chicago
Star
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Summer Outing Dilemma In City Dweller Verse
A humorous town talk piece observes a city family debating summer plans. The narrator weighs mountains and seaside escapes against rail fares and practicality while considering visiting cherished relatives. Local tidbits relay light social satire from London and Chicago gossip columns.
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Ned
San Francisco
Roads and Bridges Crucial in Philippine Campaign
Sydney Adamson argues in Leslie's Weekly that the war in the Philippines remains far from over. He warns that 20,600 insurgent rifles still threaten Luzon and that US forces lack adequate engineering to keep roads passable and bridges built before the rainy season. He urges pack-ponies or mules, expanded engineer units, and harsher measures against rebels to secure Luzon and support coastal operations.
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Luzon
Lawton
San Isidro
United States
Camarines
Mindanao
Manila
Lugen
Interior
Laguna de Bay
Sydney Adamson
Leslie
Bishop Warren Praises Kneeling in Prayer at Sermon
Bishop Henry W. Warren urged Methodists to kneel during prayer citing Paul’s epistle to the Ephesians. He knelt on stage before 2560 attendees, rebuking those who drifted from the primitive custom amid contemporary church tensions.
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Warren
General Conference
Henry W. Warren
Paul
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Methodist Church
Chicago Times-Herald
Hebrew Surnames and Jewish Naming Traditions
The Baltimore Sun notes two centuries of Jewish surname origins, from self-chosen names like Abrahamson and Katz to country or town derived names such as Sachs, Berliner, and Oppenheimer. Emigration often led to translations like Schoenberg to Belmont and Gutmann to Goodman, with Saphir linked to a sapphire ring.
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Abrahamson
Isaacson
Jacobson
Aaronson
Davidson
Levison
Sachs
Schwab
Pollack
Baier
Boehm
Schweizer
Tyroler
Oestretcher
Hollaend
Frankfurter
Berliner
Oppenheimer
Oberndorfer
Weiner
Prager
Regensburger
Posner
Landauer
Fuerther
Marburg
Wetzlar
Erlanger
Bernheimer
Aaron
Cohn
Cohen
Cowen
Katz
Levi
Levy
Leyh
Brill
Ben Rabbi
Jehuda Levi
Huebsch
Schoen
Jafeh
Wise
Chacham
Weis
Zaban
Roth
Edom
Heller
Mack
Moch
Bloch
Europe
Schoenberg
D Belmont
Blumbenberg
Montefiore
Loewanthal
Napoleon
Gutmann
Goodman
Saphir
Baltimore Sun
Kentucky Democrats Split Over Goebel Strife
A Louisville paper notes 50,000 Kentucky Democrats would switch to Republicans if not for racial tensions. It criticizes the Goebel minority for seizing control while most voters care about minor issues.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Goebel
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Hood's Pills Liver Cure Advertised in 25 Cents
An old advertisement touts Hood's Pills as a cure for liver ills biliousness indigestion and headaches. The product is described as easy to take and easy to operate with a price of 25 cents.
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Hood
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