Stock Market Soars in Boston Mont Market Spotlight
Boston and Montana led the morning session with gains, as Butte and Boston opened at 119 then rose to 123 after a dip. Amalgamated sold heavy, slipping from 128 3-5 to 126 3-4. Copper Range and Trinity rose, while U S Steel steadied and railroads were quiet. Rumors of copper consolidation and corporate reorganizations circulated as brokers eyed value plays and Everetts potential bid.
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Boston
Montana
Butte
Amalgamated
Trinity
New York
U. S
SugarRef
el. Luvba.co
Atchison
Baee
Brooklyn Rap. T
Chess. & O
Essee
West’n
OM &St P
New York En
Nyos&w
Penn Railroad
People’s Gas
Reading
Heeenewees
Ios So. Ry
Aes
Rail
Tenn
Texas. & Pac
Union Pac
Lllu
U.S. Steel
Steel
U.S. Pd
Wabash
Wacasa Pfid
West Union
W. &L. Beeseee
Mex Central
Bos. & Mon
Butte & Bos
Centennial
Eureka
Franklin
Isle Royal
Mont. Coal & Coke
BSB
Mohawk
Osceola
Old Dominion
Quincy
Tamarack
Trimountain
VU. S
Mass
Eiec Stecces
N.e.gas & Coke
Tel & Tel
Cabinet Meeting on Chinese Settlement and Insular Questions
Washington June 18 cabinet meeting held with no major developments. Desultory talks covered Chinese settlement and affairs in the Philippines Cuba and Puerto Rico. Hay proposed deducting payments to American missionaries from the 25 million claim. President ready to proclaim end of duties with Porto Rico if insular legislature shows Hollander tax revenues will sustain self sufficiency.
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Washington
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hay
United States
Insular
Lynn cabinetmaker dies after fall from third floor window
William C. Duncan aged 62 of 23 Whiting street Lynn fell from a third story window at 29 St. James avenue while putting up screens. He was killed instantly and taken to City Hospital morgue. A native of Virginia, he had lived in Lynn 20 years and leaves a wife and three daughters Mrs. J A Paul Mrs L N Perry and Mrs Ida Marston.
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Boston
William C. Duncan
Whiting Street
Lynn
St. James Avenue
We City Hospital
Duncan
Virginia
J. A. Paul
L. N. Perry
Ida Marston
Not Guilty Lowers Smuggling Charge for Rodgers
New Bedford June 18 Commissioner Clifford found A M Rodgers agent of the Hattie and Lottie not guilty of smuggling immigrants and discharged him after ruling the government failed to prove willful involvement. He noted three vessels from the same place arrived about the same time and could not connect Rodgers to the landing.
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New Bedford
A. M. Rodgers
Hattie
Lottie
Clifford
Rodgers
Heineze Wins Minnie Healy Mine in Montana District Court
Judge Harney awarded the Minnie Healy mine, valued at 10 million dollars, to F Augustus Heinze this morning in Butte Montana district court. Miles Finelan had worked the property after spending 54000 and offered it to Heinze for that amount. Finelan fought back with the Copper Trust, but Heinze secured the title.
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Butte, Mont
Harney
District Court
Minnie Healy
F. Augustus Heinze
Miles Finelan
Copper Trust
Boston House Sustains Governor Veto Of Subway Bill
The Boston House voted 135 to 98 to sustain the governor's veto of the subway bill. Lawmakers rejected the measure, leaving the project from advancing under current approval.
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Boston
House
The Burgomaster to Play Tremont With Special Cast
The Burgomaster a Frank Pixley Gustav Luders musical comedy returns to stage next Monday at Tremont with famed comedians singers and a large chorus. It previously played four weeks at Columbia and Chicago New York Philadelphia engagements followed by a Chicago run. The show is praised for lively action strong music and memorable songs. A separate note mentions a Vienna street incident about license for parcels. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets endorsed for liver function and vitality with 25 cent price and drugstore availability.
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Frank Pixley
Gustav Luders
Columbia Theatre
Tremont Theatre
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
All Drug Stores
Auction for unclaimed goods at Hall's storehouse
Unclaimed items stored in barrels and boxes will be auctioned at Hall's store house on Rock street Tuesday the 25th at 10 o'clock. The sale includes assorted merchandise and household goods awaiting owners. A notice to creditors and interested parties is posted.
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Hall
Rock Street
Dutton Street
Blondin Clues Elude Police Near Montreal
Police tracking Blondin report he fled from Rouses Point New York to Montreal area and hid there after shaving his hair and mustache. An interview with Mme Lafond recalls Blondin’s cruel temper and a dog burned in a furnace. Detectives hint at possible new developments soon.
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Rouse’s Point
N. Y
Montreal
Blondin
Mme. Lafond
Richelieu Hotel
Carpenter
City
Boston Police Clarify Blondin Trunk Discovery
Boston officials say Fall River, not Boston, caused news of Blondin trunk and bicycle in New York. They claim New York police failed to watch depots and steamships, missing the items at Pier 19 since Saturday morning after arrival from Fall River.
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Boston
Titus
New York
Blondin
Fall River
Pier 19
Blondin vanish act continues after Port Chester sighting
Blondin who left 688 Third Avenue after seeking work in New Rochelle and Port Chester disappeared after promising a job and to pick up mail at Miss Mary Berger’s lodging house. Miss Berger identifies a photo as the man she hosted, described as short, very dark, bow legged with a beard growth. The trail includes a trunk and bicycle tied to a Fall River freight office and a report to Captain Titus of the detective office.
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New York
Blondin
Third Avenue
New Rochelle
Port Chester
Byers
Captain Titus
Fall River
Mary Berger
Miss Berger
Colorado
Joe Morrou
Grand Central Station
Pelham
Montreal
Mystery sale at Hall store house announced
A mystery sale is set at Hall store house for 10 oclock in the morning on Tuesday the 25th. The exact items and terms are not disclosed. Local residents are invited to attend and discover what will be offered.
Obituary notices for Dickerman and Thompson families
Mrs O W Dickerman formerly of this city died Monday in East Somerville. Sarah M Thompson age 83 years 4 months died June 18 at the Old Ladies Home daughter of Elijah and Rosanna Thompson and niece of Warren Colburn lifelong Lowell resident sinceChelmsford. Benjamin H Miller nine year old son of Charles H and Matilda Miller died of diphtheria at 131 Lowell Street this morning.
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O. W. Dickerman
East
Somerville
Sarah M. Thompson
Old Ladies’ Home
Elijah and
Rosanna Thompson
Warren Colburn
Lowell
Chelmsford
Benjamin H. Miller
Charles H. and
Matilda Miller
Lowell Street
Funeral Notices for Holt Mevis McMaster Stewart
The funeral for Edward Holt was at 2 PM from 3 Harri son place with burial in the Cat olic cemetery under Undertaker O'Donnell. John W. Mevis funeral at 4 PM from 1374 Gor ham street, burial in Ed son cemetery. Molloy in charge. Samuel R. Mc Master funeral from his Helenburg street home with about 100 D. Gage Ice Co. foremen in attendance. burial in Edson cemetery. Undertaker Young. Alexander P. Stewart funeral from 54 South Whipple street Saturday afternoon. Rev E Victor Bigelow officiated. bearers John McCord Alfred Bar rett Wm McAlpine Lawrence Mc Namara. interment Edson cemetery.
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Edward Holt
Harrison Place
O'Donnell
John W. Mevis
Gorham Street
Edson
Molloy
Samuel R. McMaster
Hllenburg Street
D. Gage Ice Co
Young
Alexander P. Stewart
South Whipple Street
E. Victor Bigelow
Eliot Church
John McCord
Alfred Barrett
Wm. McAlpine
Lawrence McNamara
Edson Cemetery
Spaldings Return to Chelmsford from Pasadena
Mr and Mrs Edward B Spalding arrived in town Tuesday evening from Pasadena California and will be cordially welcomed by their many friends The vases in Central square have started on their floral mission through the agency of Florist J R Parkhurst
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Edward B. Spalding
Pasadena
Cal
Will
Central Square
J. R. Parkhurst
Taylor earns a master of arts in pedagogy at Mt Holyoke
Westford notes Miss M J Taylor attended commencement exercises at Bible Normal College and Mt Holyoke College. She received the master of arts degree in pedagogy for work done under J R Street Ph D professor of pedagogy at Mt Holyoke and the Bible Normal college. Her thesis was The Escape Feelings in Education.
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M. J. Taylor
Bible Normal College
Mt. Holyoke College
Mt. Holyoke
Wakefield Worker Severely Injured In Pole Accident
Fred N. Lord an employee of the municipal light board was seriously injured on Water street when a rotten pole he was cutting wires from fell. His right leg broke below the knee, right arm fractured, and nose split open after he cut the wires to allow the Episcopal church building to be moved.
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Fred N. Lord
Municipal Light Board
Water Street
Lord
Episcopal Church
Lexington Couple Reunites After Forty Years At Wedding
Capt William A Harris and Mrs Lucy Gould Whiting, old sweethearts separated for more than four decades, were wed Monday at the First church in Lexington where they once sang in the choir. He sailed away as a youth, endured wrecks and adventures, and returned to find him a grandfather and his bride a grandmother before they joined in marriage. A brother of the former pastor officiated, and two of the bride’s grandchildren attended as bridesmaids.
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William A. Harris
Lucy Gould Whiting
Lexington
Harris
Robbery at Medford home nets valuables and heirlooms
Mrs. H B Jackson of 92 Dudley Street reports a thief entered through a rear bulkhead Tuesday after 6 PM, stealing a strong box with bonds marriage certificate and heirloom ring plus two children's rings and two watches from a desk. Suspect seen near Park Street station. possible link to a discharged domestic. Unclaimed machinery auction listed for Tuesday 25th at Hall's storehouse Dutton Street.
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H. B. Jackson
Dudley Street
The Carnegie Trust for Scottish Universities Adopted
The deed of the Carnegie trust transfers bonds value ten million dollars from United States Steel and empowers trustees to spend income to expand Scottish universities in science medicine and related studies. One half funds facilities scholarships professorships and research while the other half aids eligible Scottish students with fees and related support subject to committee rules and merit.
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Carnegie Trust
Universities of
Scotland
United States Steel Corporation
Scotch Education Department
Earl of Elgin
Fal of
Rosebery
Lord Balfour of
Burleigh
Lord Kelvin
Lord Reay
Lord Kinnear
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
M. P
A. J. Balfour
Mr. Bryce
Mr. Morley
Robert Pullar
Henry Roscoe
Haldane
Mr. Shaw
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Westford
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Boys Orchestra of
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YHE Singer Me’g CO
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