Prices Melt Beneath China Woes And Dividend Shock
Markets sag after grim China news and a reduced Northern Pacific dividend. Railroads led losses with Northern Pacific shares plunging from 55 to 51.5, while other majors like C B Q Louisville Nashville and Missouri Pacific fell as confidence waned. Analysts warn campaign politics and uncertain prosperity temper rallies, noting price readjustment as necessary for broad recovery.
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China
Northern Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missionary reports sincerity of savages in faith
In the Detroit Journal excerpt, a missionary claims natives showing evidence of religious sincerity by sending up one request for a creed revision and another in preparation, noting that doubts are silenced by this action.
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Detroit Journal
Review notices and new books in The Son of the Wolf era
The piece surveys Jack London’s The Son of the Wolf and other works. It highlights Maitland Leroy Osborne’s Webster Park plans in Marshfield Massachusetts, Katharine Abbott’s Trolley Trips Washington, Julian Ralph’s Toward Pretoria, and Donahoe’s June issue pieces. It notes fiction like Boscobel and Mistress Penwick, patriotic sketches, editorials, and verse while naming publishers and Lowell booksellers.
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Maitland Leroy Osborne
Marshfield
Mass
Webster Park
The
National Magazine
Transvaal
South Africa
Katharine M. Abbott
Miss Abbott
New England
Washington
Paris
White House
Jerry
Citizen
Pretoria
Julian Ralph
Frederick A. Stokes Company
Lowell
G. C. Prince & Son
Ralph
London
London Mail
Kimberly
Belmont
Devotion to the Holy Ghost and Catholic notes in June World Magazine
The June issue features Rev. Joseph McSorley on devotion to the Holy Ghost, Paulist missionaries, Monseigneur Paul on Armenian customs, a story by John A Foote, notes on Montaleembert and O Connell, sketches of Texas and church portraits, A A McGinley on social settlement work, Father Burns on elective studies in Catholic colleges, Mivart and Father Searle pieces, and calls this issue a creditable number.
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Daniel O’ Connell
Alice O'Connell
Donahoe’s
Doughoregan Manor
Carroll
John D. Anderson
Dixie
L. W. Mulhane
Anna M. Mitchell
Catholic Women's’ Association
Brooklyn
John de Morgan
Henry Cabot Lodge
Chauncey M. Depew
Francis Clement Kelley
Tom
Helen G. Marie
Ss. M. O'Malley
Mortimer Twomey
James Sullivan
Mary Grant O’sheridan
Mary M. Redmond
Lida N. Diedrich
Cathetic World
Joseph McSorley
Paul
Tarsus
John A. Foote
Montalembert
O'Connell
Lacordaire
Notre Dame
Texas
A. A. McGinley
Father Burns
Mivart
Father Searle
Daily Steamers Up the Kennebec
The Kennebec Steamboat company resumes daily service between Boston and Kennebec river ports starting June 15. Steamers depart Lincoln wharf Boston at 6 p.m. daily except Sundays, calling at Popham Beach Bath Richmond Gardiner Hallowell and Augusta with overnight arrivals. Bath transfers lead to Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor resorts. illustrated folders with time tables and hotel rates available from agent Frederick A. Jones.
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Kennebec
Maine
Frederick A. Jones
Lincoln Wharf
Boston
Popham Beach
Bath
Richmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Boothbay
Polate
Boothbay Harbor
R. RB
Brunswick
Lewiston
Auburn
Paris
the Islands
Whasset
Menos Island
Pass Agt
Change in Time on the New Haven Railroad Eastern Division
The summer timetable for the eastern district of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad took effect Sunday June 1 1900. An usual service increase for warmer travel is noted and timetable booklets will be available at company ticket offices.
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Haven & Sout
Texas
Priccs
Rolston & Bass
London
J. P. Morgan
B. & Q. Common
City National Bank
NEW York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Woburn Orphan Home Founded From Winning Will
Through the estate of the late William H. Winning of Woburn a home for destitute children is established in Woburn. The 140 acre property extends into Winchester and Lexington with a 25 room dwelling plus a rear dining room. Rev. George L. Peringt of the Every Day church, Boston, will run the home which will house about 200 children when the season opens July 1. Trustees are J. W. Johnson Woburn Daniel W. Pratt Winchester and Howard M. Munroe Lexington.
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Wiliam H. Winning
Woburn
Winchester
Lexington
George L. Peringt
Boston
Mr. Winning
J. W. Johnson
Daniel W. Pratt
Howard M. Munroe
Framingham ends 200th anniversary with fireworks on pond
The 200th anniversary celebration opened Sunday and concluded Friday night in Saxonville with fireworks and a dance float drawing 15,000 people to the pond. The event drew thousands from Middlesex county and was deemed a complete success.
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Saxonville
Middlesex County
Funeral of John J. Wotton Held at Second Congregational
Friday service conducted by Rev. Robert W. Dunbar with assistance from Rev. Simsley of Highland Methodist. Funeral, with quartet singing and floral tributes, followed by burial at Main Street Cemetery. Bearers were sons Charles, James, Isaac, and Fred Wotton. Squad One Troop F cavalry rode to Framingham for encampment, village residents plan to visit next week.
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John J. Wotton
Second Congregational Church
Robert W. Dunbar
Charles Wotton
James Wotton
Isaac Wotton
Fred Wotton
Main Street
Undertaker Young
Lowell
Framingham
Wokingham Stakes Go To Bridge At Ascot Races
London June 15 at Ascot the Wokingham stakes were won by J A Millers Bridge with J H Martin aboard. Crest fallen carried by T Sloan captured the Ascot highweight handicap. Boni face won the Hardwicke stakes for three year olds. Gadfly won the Alexandria plate with L Rieff steering. Rice took the 47th triennial stakes ridden by J H Martin.
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London
Ascot
J. A. Miller
Sir R. Waldier
Rice
J. H. Martin
The Woman In A Black Hat Upsets Beauty Judges
A remark notes a woman wearing a large all black hat is deemed hopeless for beauty standards, reflecting fashion critique and social scrutiny. The comment highlights how headwear can dominate perceptions of elegance and charm in public appearance.
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Beaulty
September Vacation Trip by Pennsylvania Railroad Tour
The personally conducted tours to Grisaburg Luray and Washington depart Boston on September 14. The itinerary includes carriage drives admission to the Caverns and hotel accommodations for 55.00 dollars. D N Bell Tourist Agent 205 Washington Street Boston.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Grisaburg Luray
Washington
Boston
D. N. Bell
Wash-ionton Street
His Specialty Politic Idea in Ark Scene
A humorous exchange aboard Noah's Ark as Japhet asks Paw about politics and Noah muses that if he entered public life the floating vole would be the only creature for him to oversee. The Baltimore American captioned the cartoon dialogue with nautical nautical details and animal imagery.
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Japhet
the Ark
Noah
Mizzen-To-Gallan
Courier Ad Notice to Advertisers
An abbreviated notice informs advertisers that their spot was seen in the Courier. The message underscores confirmation of placement and invites continued business interaction with the publication.
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the Courier
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Henry Clews & Co
Wall Street
Dun
N. E. Tel
Roswell Miller
St. Paul Road
Washington Spechal
Republican National Platform
Federal Steel
Pacific
Europe
Berlin
American Woolen Co
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
Atchison
N. J
C. C
St. le. Chesa. &C
N. W
Cc. B
C&g Est
Col & Iron
Lla Erie Rail
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Rg & T
Texas & Pa
Union Pacifi
Union Pac Preary
U.S
Wheeling & L. E
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Pfd
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Old Dominion
Paptou
Renee
Amarack
Utah
Ous
Bell Tel
Boston Land
N. J. Gas & Coke
Son of the Wolf
Jack London
Houghton, Miffin & Co
Thomas H. Lawlor
Mistress Penwick
Dutton Payne
R. F. Fenno & Co
East Sixteenth Street
Daniel Webster
Stickney & Poor Spice Co
Mark
Cecoo Oss
Tuuddlesex County
North Cheumsford
Irvin
Nassau Street, N. Y
HH. E. Stevenson & CO
State St
COAL
Wall St
Dominion Coal
Grangers
Exchange Building
Kennebec Steamboat Co
Knights of
Pythias
Wamesit Lodge
Pythian Hall
A. G. Pollard & CO
Ge Cach
Merrimack Street
Palmer Street
A. G Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Sts
Bowler Brothers
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Worcester
Bowler Bros. Limited
White Mountain
Arctic
Thompson Hardware CO
Merrimack St
Harvard Brew, CO
Lowell,ass, U. BA
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