Opening Stock Market Moves Amid Irregular Fluctuations
New York on June 30 reports active opening trading with irregular price changes. Texas and Pacific strong, Canadian Pacific up. Pacific group weakens. Illinois Central up near 160. Southwestern railways firm. Western stocks soft. Futures show steady opening with varied contract levels.
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New York
Texas and Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Pacific Group
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Sault Ste. Marie
American Ice
Southwestern Railway
Missouri Pacific
Western
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania
Western Union
Ann Arbor
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Historic Bank and Mfg Stock Listings Snapshot
Ledger style report showing bank names such as Atlas National Bank and National Bank of Redemption alongside manufacturing firms like Androscoggin Mills and Cocheco Mfg Co. with ex-dividend and price details. Includes railroads like Berkshire and Boston & Albany, plus investors such as Boston Athenaeum and Concord & Montreal R R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Day & Co
Atlas Nat'l Bank
Spay Sasth Ee
Weeee Ee
Nat'l Bank of Redemption
Old Boston Nat'l Bank
State Nat'l Eee
Appleton Co
Tas
Amory Mfg
Coade Sameaaalt
Androscoggin Mills
Boston Duck CO
Crossreeeeees
Cocheco Mfg
Ides Ag Cao
Pamecabl
Great Falls
Chicopee Mfg
Hamilton Mfg
Lyman Mills
Unsa ¢ Ieee
Lowell Machine Shop
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Pacific Mills
Salmon Falls Mfg. Co
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Berkshire R. R. Co
Boston & Albany R. R. Co
Boston & Phila. S. Ey “Co
Cambridge Gas Light Ce
Cdble Ko
Bay
Cris Cena
Quincy Railroad Bridge Co
Galeciopscine Db
Resais
Amalgamated Copper Co
Boston Athenaeum
Receseerers
Boston Insurance Co
Steamers Arrive From London Antwerp and Far East
Boston reports the steamship Anglia from London and the Weeland from Antwerp have arrived. In Tacoma, the Northern Pacific liner Tacoma arrived from Japan and China with a large cargo, including about 9000 packages of tea from Amoy Shanghai and Japan, plus nuts silk and gunnies.
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Boston
Tacoma
Wash
Northern Pacific
Japan
China
Aull
Amoy
Shanghai
Dividend Declared by Treasurer Edward Lovering
A two dollar per share dividend is declared payable July 10 to stockholders of record July 1 by Edward Lovering treasurer. Lowell date June 14, 1902. Dr Mary Walker opposes shirtwaist masculinization and urges prevention of such a catastrophe with a useful comfortable feminine garment.
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Edward Lovering
Mary Walker
King Edward on Road Toward Recovery
Late Edition reports King Edward's condition improves after surgery with bulletins from Buckingham Palace noting reduced discomfort and entirely satisfactory progress. Crowds and royalty returning to public life as he is moved from bed to a movable couch and public bonfires are proposed for Monday night.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Edward
Lord Canborne
Rathbone petition and Panama canal lobbying in Senate
Washington June 28 a partial conference report on the general deficiency bill was agreed to with Hale Allison and Teller named conferees. Teller presented Estes Rathbone’s petition for full investigation into his Cuba director duties. The scene shifted to Morgan’s Panama canal resolution, Spooner opposing and Hanna defending. debate over lobby influence and constitutional questions followed with no immediate action.
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Washington
Senate
Messrs
Hale
Allison
Teller
Washington Monument Association
Alexandria
Colorado
Estes G. Rathbone
Poss
Cuba
Cub
Congress
Committee On Relations With
Morgan
Committee On Inter-Oceanic Canals
United States
Panama Canal Company
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Mr. Morgan
Spooner
Wisconsin
Mr. Spooner
Hanna
Panama Company
Panama
That 10 hour law petition denied in U S circuit court
Providence June 28 Judge Colt refused the petition of Thomas Martin of Chelsea Mass a large stockholder in Woonsocket Street railway seeking an injunction to restrain the company from obeying the 10 hour law and to bar prosecution by the attorney general The case touches stockholders interests in multiple states and relates to the constitutionality of regulating employment contracts with railroad firms
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Providence
Thomas Martin
Chelsea
Mass
Woonsocket Street Railway
Colt
United States Circuit Court
United Traction Company
Rhode Island Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Railway Corporation
Large Lakes Shipbuilding Deal Sealed in Cleveland
The Plain Dealer reports the American Shipbuilding company has booked orders for 11 freight steamers valued over two million dollars. A. B. Wolvin of Duluth, president of the ordering firm, will develop grain freight via the St Lawrence to Quebec. Ships measure 242 feet keel, 43 feet beam, 26 feet deep and are due to be completed next May.
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Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
Lakes
American Shipbuilding Company
A. B. Wolvin
Duluth
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Five Smallpox Cases Shake Marblehead Town
Five smallpox cases, all traced to a common source, have been found in Marblehead on June 28. Authorities fear a broader outbreak and are converting the cadets armory, once used by the State militia, into a pest house to quarantine patients.
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Marblehead
Cadets
Boiler works accident injures left finger worker
William Durham of Scannell and Whaley's boiler works sustained a severe injury to the index finger of his left hand when a riveting machine slipped Sunday. He was taken to Emergency hospital for treatment.
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William Durham
Scannell & Whaley
City Councilman Robertson Surrenders to Police
Salt Lake City June 30 Alexander A Robertson Wells Fargo paying teller and city council member who vanished Saturday turned himself in. Bank records show a shortage of about 85 000 to 90 000 dollars. He surrendered to authorities.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Alexander A. Robertson
Wells-Fargo Bank
Suchet Demands Release as Venezuelan Port Tensions Ease
Despatch from Paris reports French cruiser Suchet enforcing prisoner release at Carupano Venezuela. Suchet’s commander pressed for apology to the French consular agent and warned the Venezuelan gunboat Restauradores not to depart until seven Frenchmen were freed. No further trouble expected.
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Paris
Associated Press
Carupano
Venezuela
Restaurdos
Suchet
Funeral Processions for Miss Mary E McGuirk and Others
Funeral services and burials across several days marked by mass choirs, floral tributes from family and colleagues, and interments at St Patrick s Cemetery. Recurring names include Rev Fr Carney Undertaker Molloy James Murphy McDermott O Donnell and Miss Mary Ivers. Carrie A George was buried in North Chelmsford with services in Worcester and Concord attended by school officials and colleagues.
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Mary E. McGuirk
Lakeview Avenue
St. Michael’s Church
Sr. Carney
Schmidt
Thomas P. Boulger
James A. Murphy
McCaskill
Lahue
Margaret Lynch
Daniel F. Sullivan
James Devlin
Patrick O'Neil
James
Patrick
Bright, Sears & Co
Udell
Cassie Murray Gately
South Street
John H. Murphy
Frederick Conley
John Sullivan
William Conley
Michael Murphy
St. Patrick's Cemetery
McDermott
Mary Ivers
James Donnelly
Eddie O’connell
Thomas Kane
Patrick O’brien
Michael Duane
Michel Sharkey
Owen McKenna
Mr. Armistead
Malden
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Heffernan
James H. McDermott
Carrie A. George
North Chelmsford
Frank L. Phalen
Church of the Unity
Worcester
Howard F. Hill
Concord
N. H
Ida Johnson
Miss George
Taken to London for jail term in London custody
Sligo Ireland June 28 Patrick A McHugh Nationalist MP for the north Leitrim division and proprietor of the Sligo Champion began three months imprisonment for contempt of court after failing to answer a summons on a bench warrant under the Crimes Act He departed for London in custody this afternoon and will be lodged in Holloway jail as a first class misdemeanant.
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Sligo
Ireland
Patrick A. McHugh
The
North
Leitrim
Sligo Champion
London
Holloway
Bishop O'Connell to address YMCA on July 7 at St Patrick's
Bishop O Connell of Portland will deliver an address to members of the Young Men's Catholic association at the opening of their rooms on the evening of July 7 by invitation of Rev Father William O'Brien P R of St Patrick's church.
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O’ Connell
Portland
Young Men's Catholic Association
William O’brien
P. R
St. Patrick's Church
Real Chinese Fireworks Sold by W S Wong & Co
The firm at 31 John Street imports direct from China and offers novelties not sold elsewhere. Customers in the city buy goods there for a real Fourth of July celebration.
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W. S. Wong & Co
John Street
China
Letters Explain Nesmith and Tyler Bequests Administration
The correspondence between Rev. George C. Wright and Secretary M J Courtney of Lowell overseers of the poor reveals how Nesmith and Tyler bequests are managed. Wright states the Ministry-at-Large receives no city money. interest from Nesmith’s $25,000 and Tyler’s $10,000 is paid through the city treasurer to trustees or the Ministry and reported to the relevant boards and officials.
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George C. Wright
Martin J. Courtney
Overseers of the
Courtney
Mr. Wright
City Hall
Ames Street
Lowell
Mass
M. J. Courtney
Mr. Courtney
Thomas Nesmith
Nesmith
Jonathan Tyler
Tyler
Butler Horton's House Debate on G A R Encampment and Districts
Washington June 28 The House debated unanimous consent for a resolution empowering DC commissioners to regulate the G A R encampment in September. Moon of Tennessee objected to unstaunchable consent while criticizing delay on the Jefferson territory bill. Butler of Missouri defended his contested election stake, speaking an hour before conference votes on naval and DC appropriations.
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Washington
Babcock
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Moon
Tennessee
Indian Territory
Territory of
Jefferson
House
Butler
Missouri
Pleasant Outing of E Hapgood & Son Ladies at Griffin's Farm
The lady employees of E Hapgood & Son enjoyed a Saturday afternoon outing at Griffin's farm. Miss Elsie Stockwell led with songs, the Misses Davis and Rodgers played mandolin selections. Supper at five featured fern and daisy decorations. Guests included friends from Boston who thanked the hostess for hospitality.
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E. Hapgood & Son
Griffin's Farm
Elsie Stockwell
Davis
Rodgers
Boston
McHugh Examined for Contempt by Parliament
Nationalist MP Patrick A McHugh of Leitrim division admitted contempt of court before the Commons select committee led by A J Balfour. He had been jailed for three months on June 18 for failing to answer a bench warrant. He was brought to London in custody, then released after the committee adjourned.
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London
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Patrick A. McHugh
North
Leitrim
McHugh
Plans for a glazed leather consolidation in the Northeast
A Herald despatch from Philadelphia reports talks of merging glazed leather interests across Philadelphia Wilmington New York and Lynn. A new corporation could form within weeks with a $50 million capital and about 60 factories. Annual production would surpass $35 million.
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New York
The
Herald
Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Wilmington
Lynn
Despondent miner Ernest Gray kills self in Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek Colorado June 30 Ernest M Gray son of Dr George W Gray Washington DC a well known physician shot himself Gray about 35 years old resident of the state for several years engaged in mining here death by own action attributed to despondency over financial affairs
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Cripple Creek
Col
Ernest M. Gray
George W. Gray
Washington, D. C
Gray
The Bride's First Servant in Modern Homes
A Good Housekeeping essay argues the bride should view her servant as a full person with needs and rest. It notes servants require adequate quarters including dining space, a bath, privacy, and single beds, reflecting hygiene and dignity in working women’s homes.
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K. E. Miller
New York
Boston
Home making instinct evident in college girls social life
Jeannette A. Marks in Good Housekeeping notes that the social life of girls in colleges shows a strong home making instinct. Sunday suppers, space for study and comfort, and self managed society houses reflect economical, durable furnishings, shared taste, and educational responsibility through ownership of a house with varied architectural styles.
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Jeannette A. Marks
Memorial Hall Delegates Present at State Relief Corps Meet
Memorial hall hosted the last exemplification of the season for the Massachusetts Women’s Relief Corps with eleven department corps represented and several unassigned. Delegates arrived by early trains and morning business was light, with programs featuring Mrs Dorcas Lyman of Boston and other officers.
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State Department
Women’s Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Department of Massachusetts
Dorcas Lyman
Boston
Deliah Davis
Lou Stewart Wadsworth
Fanny E. Minot
Concord
N. H
Lowell
Lawrence
Stoneham
Wakefield
Groton
Woburn
Andover
Reading
East Pepperell
Ayer
Nashua
Department of New Hampshire
B. F. Tutler
F. L. Roberts
Adelaide E. Noyes
Josie Powers MacDonald
Department
Charles Cowley
Corps
Emma J. Ober
Elizabeth Bean
Sarah Simmons
Sophia Baker
Mary Chute
Lizzie Worthen
Ella Butters
Helena Quinn
Delia Goss
Mary Allen
Emma Fowler
Addie Nelson
Helena Corcoran
Miss Smith
Secret counterfeiters den unearthed in Chicago
Workmen tearing out a West Van Buren Halsted building uncovered a hidden vault containing 15000 in bogus coins and currency and a complete counterfeiters outfit with plates for 1000 bills. A police detail guarded the scene to prevent looting as Capt Porter of the U S secret service said the money was cleverly coined and printed and would defy most experts.
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Chicago
West van Buren
Halsted
Porter
United States Secret Service
Fourth of July Tickets At Grammar Schools
Children will receive tickets for the Fourth of July entertainment at grammar schools Thursday morning. Many children have asked at the superintendent's office for tickets, but none are available yet. Tickets will be distributed Thursday at 8 30 o clock at the respective grammar schools.
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Supt. Whitcomb
Desmarais Joubert Couple Wed At St Joseph Church
Edelmard Desmarais a well known city plumber and Miss Louisa Joubert were married this morning at St Joseph's church. The 8 o'clock ceremony was conducted by Rev Fr Fournier with special church choir music directed by H A Racicot and organist Ed Vincelette.
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Edelmard Desmarais
Louisa Joubert
St. Joseph’s Church
Fr. Fournier
H. A. Racicot
Ed. Vincelette
Frederick Hubert and Marie Guilmette Wedding
Frederick Hubert and Marie Guilmette were married Sunday afternoon at St. Joseph's church residence at 3 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Fr Mangin O M I. The witnesses were Severe Guilmette and Hector Hubert.
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Frederick Hubert
Marie Guilmette
St. Joseph’s Church
Fr. Mangin
O. M
Severe Guilmette
Hector Hubert
Milk Route For Sale Advertised By S S Vong & Co
S S Vong and Co 31 John Street near Merrimack Street advertise milk route for sale due to sickness. Owner Addhew L directs inquiries to their office.
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Addhew L& This
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Rathbone
Martin
Supreme Court
Rhode Island
American Company
Great Lakes
Salt Lake Bank
India
F. D. Munn & Son
Caleb L. Smith
Nicholas G. Norcross
Insurance
Central Street
Lowell Mass
Courier
Butler-Horton
Hugh Examined
Desmarais—Joubert
Hubert—Guilmette
Ww. S.svong &O
Merrimack Street
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