Dull Wall Street Opens With Cautions on Copper and Sugar
The market was quiet at noon with light trading and little change in copper sarugar and Readings. Insiders foresee better prospects ahead as currency flows and lower hostility risks may improve sentiment. Rumors of Amalgamated absorbing the Smelting trust buoy stocks, while Utah and Montana prospects hint at future dividends and extended mine life despite current weak actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Amalgamated
City stable repair order sent back to committee
A city hall meeting of the conference committee on lands and buildings debated funding and methods for repairing the city stable. Debate centered on contracting versus superintendent led work with Alderman Conlon and Councilman Markham clashing over estimates and authority before the measure was referred back to the committee by a 1 vote margin. The adjournment followed at 9:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Alderman Conlon
Conlon
Markham
Henderson
Charles F. Varnum
Gillow
Lebrun
Pawtucket
Mr.Lebrun
Committee On Appropriations
Mr. Henderson
Mr. Conlon
Webb Flanagan
Mullen
Barnard
Trades and Labor Council
Maauam
Committee On Lands and Buildings
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Markham
Boston police misidentify Blondin arrest report
Boston officials concluded late today that the real J. Wilfred Blondin remains at large after checking a Brushton, New York suspect known as Montroy. Brushed-on officials said the trunk removal at 43 Green Street likely did not reach Chelmsford by rail, suggesting Blondin delivered the trunk by wagon to Chelmsford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pierce
Watts
J. Wilfred Blondin
Brushton
N. Y
Blondin
Montroy
Boston Police
Green Street
Chelmsford
Dean
Lowell
Blondin in City Despite Police Knowledge
Saturday night Blondin was seen in the city but no arrest followed. Authorities noted many Blondins reported recently, yet Louis Blondin a wood chopper living in the woods is not the wanted man and resembles him only by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondin
Blondins
Louis Blondin
Boston reporters chase Blondin through New York
Boston newspaper men in a Cleveland Plain Dealer reprint recount their improvised, behind the scenes dispatches tracking the Blondin murder suspect. They describe disguises, watchpoints at railways and docks, planned drag nets, and the police’s secrecy, ending with a confrontational note about Capt. Titus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Blondin
Providence Dock
Central Park
Titus
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hay Cannot Visit Harvard on Commencement Day
Boston June 24 Gov Crane received a telegram from Secretary Hay's private secretary stating he could not accept Harvard's degree offer to join the visit with the governor on commencement day. The message notes Hay cannot avail himself of the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Crane
Hay
Harvard
Fourth of July Committee Sets Costs and Bands
The Fourth of July committee met late last night and discussed badges but took no action. A maximum badge cost of 50 cents was set, bell ringing at 40 dollars, and the Celior band was approved to play one contest for 50 dollars. Band assignments include Cadet at Centralville afternoon, City Farm at night, Military North Common afternoon, Fort Hill night, and National with others.
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Livingston
Cadet
Centralville
City Farm
Military
North Common
Fort Hill
National
Captain Pettingill Dies After Surgery in Lynn
Captain John M. Pettingill who led Company C of the 8th Regiment in the Spanish War died in Lynn today following an appendicitis operation. Born in Newburyport in 1842, he leaves a widow three children a mother and three brothers.
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Lynn
John M. Pettingill
Spain
Pettingill
Newburyport
Highland club parade marshal named James H Walker
A town meeting approved inviting James H Walker as marshal of the firemen parade. A councilman argued bands should only be sent if the public could access the grounds. After arranging minor details the committee adjourned at 10 40 o'clock.
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South Common
Excelsior
Pawtucketville
Americarade
Highland Club
James H. Walker
Marriage of Martin Roth and Johanna Leibacher
The marriage occurred June 22 at 5 p.m. officiated by Rev. George F. Kenngett. Maid of honor Miss Gussie Miller of Boston and best man Mr. Otto Held attended. Bride wore white muslin with Valenciennes lace. bouquet of white carnations. Reception at the bride’s home 127 London street with guests from Boston and Lowell. They will reside at 20 Montreal street after July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Roth
Johanna Leibacher
George F. Kenngett
Gussie Miller
Boston
Otto Held
London Street
Lowell
Mrs. Roth
Montreal Street
Mr Arthur H Cashin and Miss Ros alind Farnham Wed
Mr Arthur H Cashin and Miss Ros alind M Farnham were married yesterday at 6.20 pm at the bride’s home 883 Dutton Street. Rev George F Kenngett officiated. Bridesmaid Alice Wing and best man Frank Grindle. Nettie Studley played wedding marches. Parlors decorated by Patten and Roberts with roses peonies and palms. Bride wore white peint d esprit over silk and carried bride roses. Ushers were Emma Schofield Jennie Perry Addie Killpartrick Maud Ludwig Viva Young. Reception hosted by William Morgan Bert Nichols Harry Webber with Rena Landers. They will be at home after Aug 1 at 29 Perrin Street.
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Arthur H. Cashin
Rosalind M. Farnham
Dutton Street
George F. Kenngett
Alice Wing
Frank Grindle
Nettie Studley
Patten and Roberts
Emma Schofield
Marblehead
Jennie Perry
Merrimac
Addie Killpartrick
Maud Ludwig
Lowell
Viva Young
Haverhill
William Morgan
Bert Nichols
Harry Webber
Rena Landers
Mrs. Cashin
Perrin Street
Barlow and Coughlin M arry in Immaculate Conception Ceremony
Mr Albert W Barlow and Miss Kath erine F Coughlin wed yesterday at the Immaculate Conception parish residence with Fr McGrath officiating William J Maddocks served as best man and Miss Susie Coughlin as bridesmaid The couple will reside at 8 Coral Street and hosted a reception at the bride’s home 64 Pleasant Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Barlow
Katherine F. Coughlin
Immaculate Conception Church
Fr. McGrath
William J. Maddocks
Susie Coughlin
Pleasant Street
Mrs. Barlow
Coral Street
Marriage of Harriet Armstrong to Sylvester Lane at Brown Home
A quiet wedding occurred last evening at 72 D street attended by a goodly company. Miss Harriet J. Armstrong, cousin of Mr. A. J. Brown, married Mr. Sylvester L. Lane of Nashua New Hampshire. Rev. A. E. Wilson officiated. A collation followed and the newlyweds departed by evening train for Nashua where they will reside after July 1. Presents were numerous and beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Brown
D Street
Harriet J. Armstrong
Mr. Brown
Sylvester L. Lane
Nashua
N. H
A. E. Wilson
Couple Weds at Central Methodist Parsonage
At the Central Methodist parsonage on June 22, William F. Coolidge of Maynard and Winnie M. Wasgatt of Nashua New Hampshire were married.
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Central Methodist Parsonage
William F. Coolidge
Maynard
Winnie M. Wasgatt
Nashua
N. H
Obituary: Isaac B Spinney Dies Suddenly at Home
Isaac B Spinney, 54, died suddenly Saturday night at 48 Fremont Street. After supper he rested on the piazza and did not respond when his wife checked on him later. The exact cause was not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Spinney
Fremont Street
Mr. Spinney
Death of Mrs Hannah Welch A Local Parish Resident
The widow Hannah Welch died yesterday at 495 High Street. She leaves five sons John, Richard, Patrick, Edward, and Thomas, and three daughters Mrs John Harrington of Providence, Elizabeth and Mary Welch. She was long a devout member of St Peter's parish and well regarded in the city.
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Hannah Welch
High Street
St. Peter’s Parish
John
Richard
Welch Bros
Patrick
Welch & Danahy
Edward
Thomas
John Harrington
Providence
Elizabeth
Mary Welch
Memorial Rites Held for Local Residents in Catholic Cemeteries
Funeral services were held yesterday for Jean B. Mailloux at St. Joseph's Church with a high requiem mass, burial in St. Joseph's cemetery, and Undertaker Albert in charge. Lizzie McGrew, John C. Carr, Arthur Jean, Catherine F. Murphy and other locals were interred at parish cemeteries with obituaries noting trains, railroad workers, and family affiliations. The services featured Gregorian and requiem masses, organ music, and floral tributes from relatives, friends, and local organizations.
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Jean B. Mailloux
Dalton Street
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Albert
St. Joseph's Church
Nolin
Marion
Gagnon
Lemaitre
Donnelly
Mollie Ivers
McKennedy
Thomas
John
George Ryden
Martin Dolan
Michael Kiernan
John Shea
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Rogers
Fr. Mullin
Arthur Jean
Tok
Ford and
Cabot Streets
Lee Street
Father Gagnon
Father Desroches
O. M
Brotherhood of Railroad
Louis Lambert
James Harkin
J. M. Ward
W. J. Kennison
N. Cook
Henry Lederman
St. Joseph's
Father Lamothe
Catherine F. Murphy
St. Patrick’s Church
Walsh
Schmidt
BE. F. Faulkner
Michael J. Johnson
Farrell
Miss Rooney
James Healey
Lowell Post Office
Hector O’heir
John Burns
Golden
John Cannon
Margaret Cannon
Hugh J. Cannon
Eveylyn Cannon
Esther Murphy
Dennis Murphy
Dedham
Mass
Michael Farrell
Joseph Lee
Timothy Donovan
James Smith
Thomas McCann
John Golden
Molloy
Obituary notices for Glodden and Welch
In Middlesex street Melvin C Glodden aged 50 died June 23 and body sent to Bedford Canada for burial by Undertaker Brooks. Hannah Welch aged an old resident died June 23 at her home 495 High street in this city.
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Glodden
Middlesex Street
Melvin C. Glodden
Bedford
Canada
Brooks
Welch
High Street
Hannah Welch
Ribbon distribution for South African War medals
The London News reports that about 75 000 yards of ribbon will be issued with England's South African war medals, based on an estimate of 300 000 recipients. Each medal uses nine inches of ribbon in a ribbed silk with red edges, dark blue center, and orange in between. Distribution backdated to troop return, regiments already home may claim and wear the ribbon.
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England
South Africa
London News
Portrait Frames Wholesale and Retail Stock Offer
A local seller promotes a broad assortment of portrait frames for wholesale and retail needs. Emphasizes value, variety, and competitive pricing across finest, medium, and cheapest grades to attract customers and encourage in-store viewing and comparison. The stock is available at the Cor John & Merrimack location under the GFKO designation.
Tyngsboro Liquor Case Verdict and Fine
Frank Cady testified the liquor was his and he stored it in a shed to keep it cool. Four men who drank at the Shaw farmhouse admitted to receiving beer without payment. Judge Hadley found Shaw guilty of illegal liquor keeping and assessed a $50 fine, paid by Mrs. Shaw.
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Frank Cady
Tyngsboro
Shaw Farm
Albert Dawson
North Billerica
David Schofield
Hadley
Shaw
Weymouth water works head arraigned on larceny charge
George J. Ries superintendent of the Weymouth water works, held in 4000 dollars bail in Boston after arrest for larceny of 1800 dollars from Weymouth. He pled not guilty before Judge Humphrey in Quincy district court and the case was continued to Thursday, June 27 for examination.
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Boston
George J. Ries
Theeymouth Water Works
Weymouth
Humphrey
Quincy
Writs Grow As Reis Forgery Charge Follows Bail Held
Weymouth June 24 The shortage in George J Reis superintendent of water works accounts is believed far above the 1800 warrant quoted at his Quincy arraignment. He is held on 4090 bail as the water board opened the safe and reviewed books Treasurer Stetson will report findings and a second forgery warrant was sworn out. Reis was moved from Quincy and jailed awaiting re arrest.
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Weymouth
George J. Reis
Quincy
Water Board
Stetson
Reis
Rels
Dr Turner Acquitted in Bishop Case
Boston June 24 Judge Bishop ordered a verdict for Dr Augustus W Turner who was indicted and tried with Mrs Jane B Bishop of Newton. Prosecutors offered no evidence against Turner and the judge instructed the jury to return a verdict of not guilty while the Bishop case proceeds to the jury later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Superior Criminal Court
Bishop
Augustus W. Turner
Jane BD. Bishop
Newton
Clarence E.rowley
Turner
Rowley
New Revenue Office appoints new deputy collector
Boston June 24 Deputy Collector C T Thomas of New Bedford resigns. Collector Gill appoints A L Carpenter of Taunton to the position. Deputy Carpenter served during the war when the force was temporarily increased.
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Boston
Internal Revenue
C. T. Thomas
New Bedford
Gill
A. L. Carpenter
Taunton
Carpenter
Novel dam method floods Pittston coal fire in six weeks
A mine fire at Pennsylvan ia Coal Co in Pittston was fought by flooding two connected collieries via a dam in the main slope. A trap door released 209 000 gallons to wash over the fire, then repeating cycles subdued the blaze in six weeks, far faster than flooding alone.
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Percival Ridsdale
Frank Leslie
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pittston
No. 6
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Stock Market
Rolston & Hooley
Atchison Common
Montana
Butte
Utah
Bright, Sears & Co
Sugar Ref. Co
Atchison
Brooklyn Rap
Chesa. & O
C.be
Erie
Gen. Electric Co
Ll & Manhattan
New York Center
NY Pac
Penn Railroad
BO. Pac
Ieeenee Wee
Rail
Texas & Pac
Union Pic. Sane
Union Pac Pfi
USB
Steel Pro Cess
L. Pd
U. E Ruboer
Atliantic
Royal
Mont
Coal & Coke
Trinity
Messrs. C. T. Savan & Co
Oscar Alcd
Liberty Street
Waich
Alpha Quartette
Steinert & Sons
Chas. T. Saul & Co
ZO Central ST
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Straat
Lowall
Iron Mt. & So
Spencer, Trask & Co
Pine Street
State St
Albany, N. Y
Brushton, N. Y
Cleveland
Capt. Pettingill
Roth—Leibacher
Cashin
Farnham
Barlow—Coughlin
Lane—Armstrong
Coollidge—Wasgatt
Lee,Higginson &Co
State Street
Securities
U.S. Steel
U. S. Steel
Amalgamated Coper
Boston Elevated
Corey, Milliken & Co
Exchange
Gfko, E. Maker, Cor, John & Merrimack Is
Ries
Weymouth Water Works
Heis
DR. Turner
NEW Revenue Office
A.G. Pollard & Co
Sais
New Axminster
Dwight
Palmer Street
Aisie
Sorosis
A. G. Pollard & Co
Merrimack, Palimer and Middie Sts
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