Market News Describes Dull Trading and Copper Ups and Downs
The morning session shows general dullness in the stock market with heavy selling in American Tobacco and a dip to 3, then a recovery as Union Pacific rose from 102% to 10415. Copper listings for Boston and Montana fluctuated, while sugar edged higher. Reports hint at strategic moves involving Kuhn Loeb No. Pacific and Union Pacific, and optimism surrounding mining ventures like Adventure and Baltic. Directors declare a $4 per share semiannual dividend for Boston & Lowell Railroad with a June 1 record date.
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Union Pacific
Boston
Montana
Boston and Lowell Railroad Company
Wills and Administrations Filed Across Multiple Towns
Probate filings list numerous wills and administrations granted or presented on May 29 in communities including Lowell Everett Cambridge Marlboro Somerville Wakefield Newton Dover Wayland Wilmington Framingham Watertown Lexington Malden Boston Portland and surrounding areas. Names cover Duganne O Connell Hartshorn O'Brien Walcott Fogg Mertens Conant Fletcher Fletcher Manning Nugent Baker Mundy Reid Ingham Bickford O'Connell Geer Boyd Hogan Sullivan Brackett Crost Weston Conant Hews and others.
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Mary Duganne
Lowell
R. MacDonald
Everett
Mary Keady
Ashland
Michael O'Connell
Cambridge
F. A. Hartshorn
Marlboro
Lawrence O’brien
C. H. Walcott
Concord
Frank Andrew
W. 8S
Ewell
Malden
J. F. Mitchell
W. H. Woodbury
Harriet Derby
Somerville
Mary Mansfield
Wakefield
Emily Smith
Mary Gordon
Newton
Hugh Campbell
W.S. Stevens
Dover
N. H
Isabella Wight
Wayland
J. J. Clapp
Wilmington
Wm. Ross
Dsther Fogg
Waltham
Adrian Mertens
Hartford
Conn
Frederick Conant
Downey
Cal
Harriet Howard
Sarah Whittier
Georgianna Marin
E. A
Mass deaths and a fraud arrest head Massachusetts brief
In Massachusetts Mrs. Margaret Sullivan died Tuesday from injuries after her clothing caught fire while she burned paper in her yard. Dr. Emanuel Harris was arrested on a grand larceny complaint alleging a $3500 defalcation in accounts. Coleman Caine, 42, was killed when a wagon wheel struck him at the Dorchester Cow Pasture while loading iron pipes for Bay State Gas Company.
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Margaret Sullivan
Trenton Street
Lawrence
Emanuel Harris
Fall River
Supreme Council of the American Order of Druids
Supreme Council
Harris
Coleman Caine
Shirley Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Bay State Gas Company
Caine
Rain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertisement
Biliousness described as a digestive disturbance with stomach weakness and liver torpor. The ad promotes Rain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to soothe the stomach, restore appetite, tone the liver, and regulate bowels, claiming pleasant results, sold by all druggists.
Higgins Cavanaugh Marriage at Immaculate Conception
Miss May Cavanaugh and Mr Frederick F Higgins wed at the Immaculate Conception Church in Boston. The couple, accompanied by family, celebrated at a reception on Stackpole Street before departing on a five to six week honeymoon to Newport News Norfolk and Buffalo and plan to reside in Beacon Street. Higgins works in the Boston and Maine railroad interlocking signal department.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
May Cavanaugh
Frederick F. Higgins
Eugene A. Dorgan
David F. Cavanaugh
Belle Cavanaugh
Newport News
Norfolk
Buffalo
Beacon Street
Boston
Higgins
Boston and Maine Railroad
McCoy engagement and city Y M C A news
The Y M C A of San Francisco announces the engagement of Henry J. McCoy general secretary to Miss Fannie E. Crowell. McCoy has been a beloved leader for 20 years in San Francisco and is linked to Dwight L. Moody. Crowell belongs to Third Congregational Church. The wedding is planned for the summer.
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Association News
San Francisco
Henry J. McCoy
Lowell Y. M. C. A
Fannie E. Crowell
Miss Crowell
McCoy
Dwight L. Moody
Burbank Hall
House of Prayer
Anna Macauley
Mabel Nickerson
Hibbard
W. E. L. Ward
Mills O. Carter
Herberts
Oregon
Springfield
First Baptist Church
W. H. Yarrow
St. Tames Street
Obituary for William Garrity Street Railway Conductor
William Garrity a popular conductor on the Nashua section of the Lowell division of the Lynn and Boston Street Railway died last night at his mother's Fulton street home after a long illness. He served many years with the company and was well liked by associates. He belonged to a local Foresters of America court. He leaves a mother one brother Thomas and a sister Annie and two half siblings.
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William Garrity
Nashua
Lowell
Lynn and Boston Street Railway Company
Fulton Street
Street Railway Company
the Foresters of America
Thomas
Annie
Local obituaries recap several deaths and services
Dated notices recount the deaths of Thomas Kieren Mary A Hawkes and Michael Brady along with funeral services at Sacred Heart church St Peters and St Jean Baptist. Other commemorations include Miss E Cormier Gustavus Chamberlain and a list of bearers officiants and cemeteries. Undertaker firms ODonnell Weinbeck Rogers and Young handled arrangements.
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Thomas Kieren
Sacred Heart
Rov
Lefebvre
Daniel Reardon
Charlies Fennick
John McKennedy
John Morris
John Conley
Michael McNulty
Fr. Reynolds
O'Donnell
Mary A. Hawkes
John L. Russell
Mr. Garland
Nashua
N. H
Faugus
Weinbeck
Michael Brady
Summer Street
St. Peter's Church
A. Levasseur
al Gage Street
St. Jean Baptist Church
Lamothe
M. I
Schmidt
Caisse
Himmel
Kenyon
Obituary notices for Grady Roberts and Marshall in city
In this city on May 28 Johanna Grady aged 70 of 34 Eliot street leaves four daughters Julia Annie Grace and Mrs Dennis Flynn of Rockland Mass In this city May 28 Mabelle Ruth Roberts aged 5 years 7 months at 30 Starbird street Charles D Marshall aged 53 at 229 Stackpole street funeral services Thursday at 2 oclock friends invited
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Grady
Eliot Street
Johanna Grady
Julia
Annie
Grace
Dennis Flynn
Rockland
Mass
Roberts
Starbird Street
Mabelle Ruth Roberts
Marshall
Charles D. Marshall
Stackpole Street
Garfield colony members mull two new applications
At the regular Garfield colony Pilgrim Fathers meeting last evening two membership applications were read. A mock trial entertained a large crowd with lighthearted fun and amusement for all attendees.
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Garfield Colony
Pilgrim Fathers
The Cost Of Kingly Crowns In Royal Coronations
A historical survey traces coronation expenditures from Nicholas II to George IV and William IV. It notes 1896 Moscow splendor costing millions, lavish robes and carriages, and huge sums for singers and spectators. George IV’s 1821 coronation tops English costs, while William IV’s simple ceremony totals 30,909 pounds.
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Russia
Moscow
Nicholas II
Mme
Sigrid Arnoldson
Nicholas I
Duke of Devonshire
George IV
Westminster Abbey
George Iit
William IV
Coronation Costs and Crown Details Revealed
The article recounts Queen Victoria’s coronation expenses totaling about 70,000 pounds and notes the lavish pageantry. It describes the heavy coronation ring, the Archbishop’s strict observance of the prayer book, and the awe of spectators as Lord Ralle stumbles on the steps. The imperial crown valued at 300,000 pounds weighs nearly two pounds and holds 3000 gems. The same crown to be used for Edward VII. It also mentions the oil anointment by the Archbishop, touching the head and hands.
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Queen Victoria
Canterbury
Ralle
Pedro
Castile
Edward VII
Archbishop of
Leonard Land Sale On Bridge Street Nets Bidder
A Monday sale on Bridge Street despite poor weather drew strong turnout as J E Conant Co offered Leonard land terms. John C Burke Esq won all lots at 15 percent per square foot, though assessed value was 18 cents. Lots ranged 120 to 140 feet deep with 50 foot fronts on a hill. Real estate men called the sale satisfactory and successful for the year.
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J. E. Conant & Co
Leonard Land
Bridge Street
John C. Burke
Col Bryan Calls Out For Payment To Public Trust
Haver Gazette reports Col. Bryan declares an obligation to the people of the United States and presses for payment as the currency system rests on a gold standard, urging action and accountability.
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Col
Bryan
United States
Haver Gazette
Desey the The Kind You Have Always Bought Bignature
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a tagline about a longtime purchased signature or brand phrase. The readable bits hint at consumer branding but do not specify a clear event, person, or organization.
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M.K.& T. Pfd
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Stackpolle Street
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Kimpal
Wells River
Norris
Wm. J
T. F. Hatch
Denver
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Butte, Mont
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McIndoes
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