Stock Market Opens Steady Amid Mixed Early Moves
New York June 11 The stock market opened steady with Amalgamated Copper and others listed at modest gains or losses. Canadian Pacific led early declines while Western and coal stocks firmed and Missouri Pacific and Texas holdings showed notable activity. Trading volume increased with broad distribution of deals and a mix of small shifts across rail, metal, and utility issues.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Ontario and Western
Reading
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Kansas
Texas
St. Joseph
Grand Island
Colorado
Texas Land Trust
Cotton futures open firm with varied June to March rates
New York June 11 report shows June futures at 8.95 and July 8.80 while August 8.57 and September 8.22 lead a downward curve to October around 8.0. November and December trade near 8.03 with February 8.95 and March 7.0 cited.
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New York
Lawrence Manufacturing Company Holds Annual Meeting in Boston
The Lawrence Manufacturing company convened its annual stockholders meeting in Boston on Tuesday. Officers from the previous year were re elected. Charles Cowley moved to authorize the directors to sell any real estate not required for manufacturing purposes.
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Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Boston
Charles Cowley
Old Home Week Exercises Subcommittee Named
Middlesex County Tewksbury announces a July 30 sub-committee for Old Home Week events. Appointees include A C Blaisdell J F French Kingsbury Crosby Burtt Patt en Foster Pike Lee Chandler Catherwood Phelps Duffy and O M I. The group will meet Friday evening in the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Blaisdell
J. F. French
Kingsbury
Geo. E. Crosby
Jacob L. Burtt
M. A. Patten
Enoch Foster
S. P. Pike
Frank Farmer
W. H. Lee
John H. Chandler
2D. Marshal
Robert Catherwood
Joel Phelps
Fr. Duffy
M. I
Tragic Eaton family deaths unfold in Danvers area
In North Reading on Wednesday Evertt Eaton 59 shot himself at his sister’s home after a period of distress. Earlier, a sister and brother died by hanging and Eaton’s wife shot herself months ago. Once a successful shoe maker, Eaton’s later years showed decline and a private sanitarium visit before the fatal act.
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Eaton
Danvers
Everett E. Eaton
North Reading
Mr. Eaton
Angers
Norwood
Orth Reading
Maton
Groton School Chapel Witnesses Joy Field Wedding
Edith Joy daughter of Mrs. Charles H. Joy and niece of Mrs. James Lawrence married Dr. Cyrus W. Field of New York City in Groton school chapel. Rev Endicott Peabody officiated as choir led the procession and the reception followed at Mrs Joys residence with a lawn tent. The couple departed for their wedding trip later that afternoon.
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Groton School
Edith
Charles H. Joy
James Lawrence
Cyrus W. Field
New York City
Ellen Joy
C. R. Joy
Endicott Peabody
Obituary notices for James L. Lynch and Benjamin R. Douglas
James L. Lynch died this morning at his home, 32 Common street. He was 30 years old and leaves a mother and a brother. Benjamin R. Douglas died this morning at his home, 2 Harrison place. He was 41 years, 4 months and 21 days old and leaves a widow. He was a prominent member of Lowell lodge, K. of P.
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James L. Lynch
Common Street
Benjamin R. Douglas
Harrison Place
Hea
Lowell Lodge
K. of P
Funeral of Elizabeth Reynolds at St Patrick’s Church
The funeral proceeded from 40 Mari on street this morning at 8:30. A funeral mass followed at 9:30 at St Patrick’s Church with Rev Fr Walsh officiating. Choir pieces included Pie Jesu and Nearer My God to Thee, led by Mr. Bond and Mr. M J Johnson on organ. Bearers were Edward Quigley John Donohue Michael Cryan John Splaine Michael Roark and Thomas Sheehan. Burial was in St Patrick’s Cemetery with committal prayers by Fr Walsh. Undertaker Molloy directed the service.
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Elizabeth T. Reynolds
Marion Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Fr. Walsh
Fred. G. Bond
M. J. Johnson
Edward Quigley
John Donohue
Michael Cryan
John Splaine
Michael Roark
Thomas Sheehan
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Walsh
Molloy
British Soldier POW Faced With Treason Trial Note
The statement notes that a British soldier captured as a prisoner of war is guilty of an offense against the king and may be tried if there is doubt about whether he surrendered his liberty when not necessary.
Revered Fr. Frisby Laid To Rest In Cedar Grove Cemetery
In Boston on June 10 the funeral for Rev. Wm. Frisby S T D rector of the church of the Advent was held with a solemn high mass of requiem. Clergy from Massachusetts and other states attended. burial followed a multiform service with Rt. Rev. Bishops Lawrence and Codman presiding. A large procession of ecclesiastical and university groups represented the parish and related societies.
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Boston
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Frisby
Church of the Advent
Episcopal Diocese
Massachusetts
Daniel C. Hinton
F., E. Bissel
C. Wynne Jones
Church of Our Saviour
Roslindale
Father Conran
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Trinity Church
N. Y
Daniel I. Odell
Church of the Annunciation
Philadelphia
Hinton
A. B. Rudd
All Saints
Ashmont
Wm. Lawrence
Robert Codman
Maine
Episcopalian Club
Catholic Club
University Club
Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament
Clerical Union For the
Guild of All Souls
Rhode Island
G. McLellan Fiske
St. Stephen's
Providence
Charles F. Beattie
St. John’s
Newport
Another Parson Sheriff Nominated in Last-Minute Ballot
Lewiston June 10 Rev Charles S Cummings won the Androscoggin county sheriff nomination after a prolonged Republican convention deadlock in Auburn The 202d ballot began at 10 26 with Cummings securing 75 votes Others nominated included Walter E Pummer Nathaniel B Harris John L Reade William B Skelton Walter L Beals George Parcher Noel B Potter and more as the process concluded amid tense anticipation.
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Lewiston
Charles S. Cummings
Androscoggin County
Auburn
Edwin J. Riley
East Livermore
A. I. Dwelley
B. M. Fernald
Poland
F. B. Shackford
J. G. Chabot, Esq
William B&b. Skelton
Walter L. Beals
George Parcher
Turned
Noel B. Potter
West Point Field Day Marks Centennial Events
West Point center holds ninth annual field day under Officers' Athletic association with events led by Hammond and Bunker. Winners include Hammond 100 yard dash and 220 yard dash, Bunker hammer throw, Wilson and Dillon pole vault, Daly 120 yard hurdles and long jump, Stillwell 440 yard, Carruthers and Anderson high jump, plus a half mile relay tie among classes 1903 and 1905. class points show 03 117 1/2, 04 108 1/2, 05 123.
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West Point
N. Y
Officers’ Athletic Association
Hammond
Bunker
Wilson
Dillon
Carruthers
Anderson
Stillwell
Daly
Priest Contracts Smallpox While ministering at hospital
A priest from St. Jean Baptiste, Fr. Lewis V. Lewis OMI, is ill with smallpox at the contagious hospital after visiting a patient Casimir Lefebvre on May 24. Doctors report a mild varioloid case with eruptions appearing yesterday and expect recovery in a few days. Regular hospital staff care for him with no other priests from the parish attending.
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Lewis V. Lewis
St. Jean Baptiste
Agent Knapp
Board of Health
Lamoureux
Livingston
Merrimack Street
Knapp
Casimir Lefebvre
Fr. Lewis
Lefebvre
Hanna Holds Wide Talk With President On Ohio Campaign
Senator Hanna, after a long White House conference, addressed rumors that Mr Burton of Ohio would withdraw from the Congressional race over chairmanship disputes. He denied discussing a candidate besides Burton and said a transmission error made a despatch seem fake. He noted the civil service probe found no violation and the President will not censure Cleveland officials. He defended civil rights and reserved comment on Cuban reciprocity and the coal strike.
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Washington
Hanna
Burton
Ohio
Cleveland
Civil Service Committee
Runaway Girl to Succeed The Geisha at Boston Hall
Boston summer theatre audiences will see A Runaway Girl take the stage at Music Hall next Monday June 16 as a successor to The Geisha. William G. Stewart’s company earns praise for vocal and acting merit and a lavish production with Augustin Daly estate backing guarantees. The cast includes George W. Leslie, Harold Blake, Tom Hadaway, H. W. Frederick, Pietro Piscaro, Julius Steger, Winifred Grey, Clara Palmer, Dorothy Stanley, Edna Hunter, and others in principal roles.
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Boston Music Hall
William G. Stewart
Boston
Augustin Daly
Flipper
George W. Leslie
Guy Stanley
Harold Blake
Lord Doodle
Tom Hadaway
Prof
Deaths feared in St Luke hospital fire inquiry
Chicago reports 34 injured, three in critical condition raising deaths to 13. Authorities, including Coroner Traeger, vow full inquiry into negligence, patient restraint, and staff sufficiency. Alderman Kent, "Blind Billy," dies in strait jacket amid tragedy.
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Chicago
St. Luke Society Hospital
T. T. Mears
Enosburg Falls
A. W. Wattles
Amelia Wilson
Sui Neid
O. E. Miller
St. Luke Society
Miller
Denver
Health Department
Traeger
Billy” Kent
Kent
Samuel K. Markham
Woodruff
Safest Place on Earth for Rail Passengers in 1901
London Telegraph notes rail passenger deaths in 1901 were zero from train accidents, while 8 railway workers and 8 others died in non passenger incidents. 637 were injured, including 476 members of the public, with 135 passengers killed or 1669 injured by platform and carriage incidents. The tally shows overall railway casualties across lines and premises totaling 1171 deaths and 6740 injuries, plus livestock strays on lines.
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Board of Trade
United Kingdom
George Stephenson
London Telegraph
Town Destroyed by Fire in St Paul Minn
A special from Michel, B C reports a town was completely destroyed by fire yesterday. About fifty families are homeless and many escaped death. The Crow's Pass Coal Company's loss approaches $50,000. Canadian Pacific cars burned cost about $10,000 to the company. The railroad track is badly damaged and passenger traffic will be delayed six to ten hours.
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St. Paul
Minn
Michel
B. C
Crow's Pass
St Louis case prompts critique of municipal rot
The grand jury reports an unprecedented revelation of city corruption, yet the writer cautions that such rottenness may be widespread elsewhere. Comparing to Chicago Philadelphia New York others, the piece condemns partisan machines and petty sinecures, urging their destruction for lasting reform.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Tammany
New York
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Pigs Replacing Dogs as Pets in Cumberland County
Pet pigs are increasingly popular in Cumberland County New Jersey as dogs give way in many households. Families report larger spaces and lower care demands suit pig ownership, with some keeping micro pigs for companionship while others cite lower annual costs.
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Cumberland County
N. J
Perkins Urges Navy Yard Construction For War Vessels
Senator Perkins argues for building two battleships two armored cruisers and two gunboats in government navy yards citing lower costs and unions support while noting yard depth and absence of politics. The measure passes its committee amendment and moves toward broader naval appropriations. The scene shifts to the London dock bill objections and the Isthmian canal debate favoring Nicaragua route.
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Washington
Senate
Caremack
Tenn
Committee On Civil Service
Rebecca J. Taylor
War Department
Perkins
Committee On Naval Affairs
Pratt
Conn
Mallory
Fla
Pensacola
Navy Yard
London
Hale
Turner
Wash
Nicaragua Canal
Nicaragua
House Debates Forest Reserves Bill and Pacific Cable
Washington June 10 The House resumes work on transferring forest reserves to agriculture and creating game preserves. Cannon moves to strike the enacting clause, carried 66 to 47. The panel then shifts to the Corliss Pacific cable bill with debate on government versus private construction. Leaders express mixed views on government cables and private enterprise, with no final decision yet.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Cannon
Lacey
Iowa
Roosevelt
Great West
Dalzell
Corliss Pacific
Pacific
Adamson
Philippines
Hawaii
Congress
Richardson
Ala
Shackelford
Grosvenor
Qhio
Committee On Rules
Ca‘sex Company
Government Cable Plan Stirs Debate in House
In a heated session, lawmakers debated a proposal to build and operate a Pacific to American cable. Mr Corliss asserted a government run system would surpass private monopolies, estimating costs at up to 10 million dollars for construction and 400 thousand annually for upkeep. The bill passed a rule 108 to 73 before adjournment.
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Pany
Richardson
Corliss
Pacific
House
Fastern Extension Cable Company
China
Japan
Guam
Philippines
Marshall Islands
Far East
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Hawaii
Manila
House panel rejects Brooke lieutenant general bill
Washington June 10 The House committee on military affairs voted against a favorable report on the Senate passed bill authorizing General Brooke to be advanced to lieutenant general and to retire at that rank.
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Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
Senate
Brooke
Tremont Theatre Brings Prince of Pilsen to Summer Run
Tremont Theatre reports three weeks of uninterrupted success for Prince of Pilsen despite weather. New cast changes add life with Edith played by Lillian Coleman and Francois by Edward Heron. Summer pricing begins with 200 first-floor seats at 42 cents as Manager Schoeffel targets warm weather prosperity.
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Tremont Theatre
Pixley
Luders
Boston
Francois
Edward Heron
Buster
Andrew Mack
Tom Moore
Heron
Montrose
Schoeffel
Fewer Gallons, Wears Longer Paint Claim
An advertisement asserts that Devoe Lead and Zinc paint covers more per gallon than generic mixed paints and lasts twice as long, offering superior durability and cost efficiency for building coatings. The claim contrasts Devoe’s formulation with competing paints and emphasizes lower usage with extended wear.
Seera the Bignature in The Kind You tiava always vougt th Tp tt
The readable fragments suggest a cultural or ad style note mentioning Seera the Bignature and a tagline about a kind you value, though the full context and details are unclear.
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Middlesex County
Tewksbury
Groton
Bright, Sears & CO
Chas,n
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Middlesex St
Lowell
Mass
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Boston Stock Exchange
American Telephone
Wall St
Jre
Hatent & Freese
B’way
Hildreth
Yones
Jones
Georgiana
Vones
Hyetotes
FR. Frisby
Lawrence
Rev. C. S. Cummings
West Point Sports
Priest
Earth
Lawler
F. D. Munn & Son
Caleb L. Smith
Courier
Mr. Perkins
Lowney
Gen. Brooke
Seera the Bignature
Nicholas G. Norcross
Insurance
Central Street
Lowell, Mass
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