Market strength holds in early Boston quotations amid fire and turmoil
The wholesale market opened strong despite profit taking as a Boston fire cut power and delayed late quotes. Amid mixed signals, insiders point to higher prices ahead in coal and steel, with Union Pacific dividends tied to crop outlook and Montana stock holders facing lower returns from the Butte exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott Street
Boston
U. S. Steel Co
Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania
Mo. Pacific
Erie
Reading
Philadelphia
Atchison
Denver Preferred
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific
Western Union
Mohawks
Wolverines
Dear Dr Williams Eye Treatment Praised By Patients
Letters from Everett W. Fisn and W N Knowlton praise Dr Williams eye treatment. Fisn reports rapid sight improvement after Boston consultation and calls for wider medical attention. Knowlton notes successful results and referral of several patients. Free eye booklet offered by mail or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
N.Y
Everett W. Fisn
M.D. Melrose Highlands
Mass
Dr. Williams
W. N. Knowlton
M.D
Elm River mine pushes copper despite higher costs
In the Mass mine drift the copper vein exposure is described as not being diverted. Management plans to push through the copper despite increased costs. Foundations for No 3 engine house and compressor building are underway. About 35 men are employed at the Elm River mine. Operations remain on one shaft down about 250 feet.
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Butler Lode
Elm River
Amalgamated Copper case recalled in Newark hearing
At Newark Vice Chancellor Stevens reopened the suit brought by the C E Venner company of Boston and Calvin O Geer to restrain Amalgamated Copper from acquiring Boston and Montana. The defense denied ownership of 173000 shares in Butte and Boston stock and rejected allegations of planned stock unloadings. The plaintiffs argue merging costs could reach 74750000, risking liens and depreciation of their holdings.
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New York
Newark
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte & Boston
Boston & Montana Company
Henry H. Rogers
William G. Rockefeller
Lindabury
Amalgamated Company
Fire and Water Damage Strike Local Furniture Stores
A thunderstorm sparked a fire that heavily damaged a Robertson Brothers furniture store on Prescott Street, with water damage on upper floors. Wires, insulated by porcelain boxes, may have failed despite expert safeguards. The Robertsons insured for fifty to sixty thousand dollars and noted total loss on upper floors. Telegraph services and newspaper offices suffered minor delays. Insurance covered other nearby losses at Southwick block and Gookin Brothers building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson Brothers
New York
John L
William L. Robertson
Courier
John L. Robertson
Prescott Street
Western Union
Courier-Citizen
Fred. C. Church
George D. Kimball
Nicholas G. Norcross
Southwick
Gookin Brothers
Injunction Denied in Copper Company Case
New York June 14 Chancellor Stevens at Newark denied the application for an injunction to restrain Amalgamated Copper company from purchasing the Butte and Boston Boston and Montana companies. He also required plaintiffs to file a bond of 20009 on their appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stevens
Newark
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte & Boston
Boston & Montana
Cailles to Surrender Guns to General Sumner
Manila June 14 Cailles insurgent leader in Laguna province says he will surrender 100 guns to Gen Sumner tomorrow at Santa Cruz and give up the rest within three days He has refused to surrender before on his own terms.
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Manila
Cailles
Laguna Province
Sumner
Santa Cruz
Bronze Tablet Unveiled for Revere Ride Start Site
Daughters of the American Revolution unveiled a bronze tablet at the Charlestown Bridge entrance in Boston on June 14 to mark where Paul Revere began his midnight ride in 1775. Mayor Hart accepted the tribute for the city.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charlestown Bridge
Paul Revere
Hart
Waldersee Entertained by Emperor Matsuhito in Berlin
Count von Waldersee was received and entertained at luncheon Tuesday by Emperor Matsuhito, according to a Tokio despatch to the Lokal Anzeiger. Unusual honors were paid him during the visit in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor Matsuhito
Berlin
Count von Waldersee
Tokio
Lokal Anzeiger
Matsuihito
Ontario Ex-Premier Hardy Dies After Surgery
Toronto June 13 Hon A S Hardy former Ontario premier died at General hospital after an operation for appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Hardy
Ontario
Toronto
General Hospital
Exploding motor causes drama on Varnum Avenue
An expoding electrical apparatus near the wheels of a Varnum avenue car erupted in flame and smoke in front of the Hildreth building. More than a dozen passengers rushed to exit and two women jumped onto the street. No injuries reported and the car was sent to the stable.
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Varnum Avenue
Hildreth
Olga Ventura Oil Co Lets First Well Pump Oil
Olga Ventura Oil Co reports its first well now pumping oil on 300 acres in California amid neighboring Union Bard and Pacific fields. Company offers limited full-paid stock at 15 cents par value, signaling potential profits as dividend and well outputs cited, with prospectus available on request from Olga Ventura Oil Co Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Ventura Oil Co
Choice
California
Union and
Bard
Union Oil Company
Pacific Oil Company
New England
Obituary: Jennie A. O'Brien Dies at Home
Jennie A. O'Brien wife of Police Officer William O'Brien died yesterday at her home 138 June Street She is survived by her husband and three children.
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Jennie A. O’brien
William O’brien
June Street
Numerous Funeral Processions Attend Local Losses
The town yesterday held several large funerals from 2 p.m. at multiple homes and churches. Notables included William Blackstock, Mrs. Sarah Rafferty, Mary A. Blakewell, Frances White, Rose Marriott, and James V. McCann with extensive floral tributes, Catholic rites, and bearers from labor groups and local societies. Undertakers Curragh, O'Donnell, Brooks, Weinbeck, Savage guided the services.
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William Blackstock
Epping Street
Wigginville
Isabel
James
Melloy
McShane
Catherwood
Tom Garside
Fr. Walsh
Fannie Bradley
Thomas F. Connolly
Joseph F. Convery
Clarence F. Peterson
Anthony A. Cunningham
William J. Elbewaite
James E. Donnelly
Thomas F. Connelly
O’donnell
Mary A
James T. Blakewell
Baker Avenue
Brooks
Carney
John James
Patrick Mylatt
John Patterson
Frances White
East Pine Street
T. Ford
Thomas Bridges
Henry Maguire
Edward Heenan
Lyman Flanders
Edson
Weinbeck
Rose Marriott
Appleton Street
St. Peter’s Church
Gorham Street
John J. McKenna
J. W. McKennedy
C. I. Hood
James F. Norton
G. A. Wallage
J. W. Bennett
H. W. Richardson
Fred A. Brown
Miss Hicks
John Gilmore
Everett Bixby
Fr. McKenna
Peter H. Savage
James V. McCann
Merrimack River
Immaculate Conception Church
Schmidt
P. P. Haggerty
Fr. Dorgan
Frs. Lewis and
Campeau
Hugh Walker
Haggerty
Jesus
Savior of
Arthur McCann
Thomas F. Cuff
John J. Burns
Thomas A. Green
Deaths in Newburyport and city notices
Obituaries list several local deaths with ages and funeral details. Susan H Edmands 82. Samuel Dame 89. Walter H Emmett 3. Mary Murray 45. Mrs Mary A Ranger 68. Miss Frances L Sayles 72. Funeral arrangements set for June 18 to 14 with residence addresses and burial plans noted.
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Edmands
Newburyport
Mass
Susan H
Edson Cemetery
Dame
Samuel Dame
James Court
Oclock
Emmett
Walter H
Addie M. Emmett
Westford Street
Reginald Emmett
Murray
Swift Street
Mary Murray
Lowell Cemetery
Yellowstone Park Extended Tour by Private Coaches
An extended leisurely itinerary includes long park stops with private coaches for exclusive use on the drive. Pullman sleeping and dining cars accompany the trip under the American Tourist Association led by Beau Campbell, with a limited number of participants. Depart Chicago by the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway on Tuesday July 9 at 7 p m, including all expenses.
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American Tourist Association
Beau Campbell
Marquette Building
Chicago
Colorado
Alaska
Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
Blondin Mystery Deepens On St John Boat Transit
Police trace Blondin from Canada to Mrs Fish home in April. He later moved trunks between lodging houses at 43 Howard street and 583 Albany street. Investigators search baggage rooms as they seek the missing trunk linked to the Chelmsford case and a dismembered body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Abbott
Wolf
Fish
Blondin
Canada
Lowell
Mr. Fitzgerald
Howard Street
Ms. Fish
Albany Street
Lakeview theatre entertains crowds with varied acts
New York Novelty company offerings at Lakeview theatre delight daily audiences with a polished moving picture display and strong acts. Lenton Brothers perform Chinese comedy acrobatics while the Tourgee family tops the musical side. Gracie plays appealing violoncello solos, Gordon Eldred delivers original song and dance, and Neil and Mrs. Litchfield draw laughs in Down on the Farm. Kitty Lenton adds illustrated songs to the bill drawing applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Novelty Company
Lakeview Theatre
Moving Picture Machine
Lenton Brothers
Tourgee
Little Gracie
Gordon Eldred
Neil Litchfield
Kitty Lenton
Lowell Visitors Find The Citizen At Buffalo Bureau
Lowell visitors may purchase The Citizen at the Buffalo Circulation Bureau headquarters on 70 West Swan Street and at major news stands near hotels and Exposition grounds. Dealers will supply copies from the Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
West Swan Street
Man finds Siberian rubies in old Halifax stone
A Minneapolis man bought a rough reddish stone from a Russian in Halifax five years ago. Acting on a hint he sent the stone to Kansas City, where cutters revealed ten fine Siberian rubies valued at 75 dollars per karat.
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Minneapolis
Halifax
Kansasity
Handkerchief Sale Prices From Donnell & Gilbridebo
The ad lists numerous handkerchiefs with reduced prices including 4 for 10 cents for plain and printed border styles for children, 5 for 4-? cents for ladies and children plain or fancy initials, Swiss embroidery at 8 to 15 to 30 cents, lace trimmed at 19 cents, men's colored border and white remstitched at 15 cents, and 200 dozen all linen at 19 cents, with a final line offering selection at 10 cents each.
Soaps and Toilet Articles Sale at Reduced Prices
Advertises widespread discounts on soaps perfumes and toilet articles. Items include Kirk's Violet Soap 7c a cake, Seidlitz powders 15c a box, Colgate's Toilet Water ranges 49c, 75c, and other toiletries at reduced prices. Details show multiple brands and prices, highlighting party items and gift options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packers
Kirk's
Martin's
Parker’s
Seidlitz
St. Thomas Bay
Colgate
Exceptional Saturday Coffee Bargain in Mocha and Java
We bought 1000 lbs of high grade Mocha and Java Coffee at regular value and offer 2 lbs for 25 cents. This is touted as the greatest value ever, aimed at Tea and Coffee Department customers for Saturday sales.
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Stock Market
List
Hamburg-American Steamship Co
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
trans-Pacific
Montana
Butte
Amalgamated
Banco
Chas. T. Saul & CO
THE
Lowell Optician
ZO Central ST
Central Street
Crawfordsville, MD
F. A. Williams
Boylston St
Williams
Bright, Sears & Co
Sugar Ref. Co
Aw Tobacco
Brooklyn
Chesa. & O
C.b.&qq
C.&g Wes A
Om&st P
CRI& Pac
C.C
Pape
Orn Nee
M. Ke & Ty
New York Cen
Nyos&w
Pac. Mall
Venn Railroad
People’s Gas
Pao
So. BR
Benee
Bo. Rail
W’n Pfa
Tenn. L
Texas & Pac
Union Pao
Union Pac
Steel
U.S. IU
Wabash
West Union
Old Colony R
Amalgamated Copper
Babcock
Amalgamated Copper Co
Count Waldersee
Olga Ventura Oil
State Street
Yellowstone Park
ST. John
Lowell Visitors At Buffalo
Spiisal Company
Bridge St
Lowell, Mass
Merrimackay
United States
A. Caswell
H. Watts
T de Parne
Qtoonnell & Gilbride
Cook, Taylor & CO
Garment Department
Dimity
Seersucker
Oxfords
Burbank & Company
Merrimack St
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