Wall Street Bears Turned as Market Rebounds in Rally
Market mood shifted from nerves to buying with a broad rise across active stocks. Gains led by Saint Paul, New York Central, Pennsylvania RR, and Copper groups spurred stronger closes. Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda advanced while Copper Range and Centennial showed notable gains amid a copper stock rally.
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Sloss-Sheffield
Tennessee Coal and Iron
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Mr. Morgan
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Keene and
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Adventure
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Con Mercur
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Dom Ir & Steel
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Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Mont & Bos
Squash Club Honors Mr Simon Donovan
Members of the Squash Club gathered at the Boston Tavern last evening to pay tribute to Simon J Donovan with a banquet. He received a $200 gold charm in the shape of a squash, the club emblem, studded with diamonds. Prominent business, professional and political figures attended. Donovan had just returned from a trip abroad and shared travel highlights.
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Boston
Simon J. Donovan
Mr. Donovan
Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey Adults Health Tonic
In modern life illness is common and nature can use help. Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey offers a mild flavor stimulant to support digestion appetite and general strength. It is advertised as pure uncolored unsweetened and aged by time with a facsimile signature from Chester H. Graves & Sons.
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Nature
Graves
Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Corbett Wins In 11th Round In Ring Controversy
The match ends with Young Corbett defeating McGovern by knockout at the count of ten. Timekeeper Harding and referee Graney defend the stoppage while McGovern’s corner cries foul, insisting he could have continued. Corbett declares the win and challenges any challenger in his class.
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Corbett
Paddy Sullivan
Graney
Young Corbett
Terry
Brooklyn
Mece- Govern
Yerry
Corbett Retains Championship In Furious Round Fight
In a brutal clash, Corbett defeats McGovern after a grueling sequence of exchanges and knockdowns. The Brooklyn fighter shows stamina while McGovern suffers a late knockdown and fading strength as the bout ends with Corbett dominant.
I Was Robbed Says McGovern McGovern Keeps Fight Spirit Alive
Corbett comments on the result saying McGovern showed a stronger challenge than before and that the victory was not a fluke. McGovern declares he was not knocked out, insisting he was counted out while standing.
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M’govern
Terry McGovern
San Francisco Fight Night Between Corbett and McGovern
Crowds gathered at Mechanics Pavilion as 11,000 packed the hall for the San Francisco bout between champion Young Corbett and challenger Terry McGovern. Both wore heavy bandages as Eddie Graney prepared to referee the eagerly anticipated match.
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Denver
Harry Corbett
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Dixie Kid
Los Angeles
Eddie Cain
Brooklyn
Cain
Cal Mequim
Jimmy Carroll
Workmen's Benefit Association Concert At Fremont Temple
Several hundred members and friends of the Workmen's Benefit Association attended a concert at Fremont Temple last evening under Lodge No. 1. The Cecilia Quartet and the dancing of Hazel Frost highlighted the event.
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Workmen's Benefit Association
Fremont Temple
Lodge No. 1
Cecilia
Little Hazel Frost
Old Belfry Whitewashed Mystic Valley Candle Pin Victory
In Lexington on March 31 Mystic Valley Candle Pin League match saw Old Belfry win at home with Martin scoring 123 and 282 for best single and total. Final scores Old Belfry 1127 plus 1314? tally against 90NTH A A 1314 and Ep SE A i unclear.
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Glynn
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Riverside
Kimball
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Brown
Warren
Whitney
Ashenden
Malden
Melrose Athletic Club
Cochel
Mie
Ore
M. A. Oat
Wee
Gibbons
Clapp Cochel
Casey
Battle at North and Fleet as drunken prisoner overpowered by officers
About five hundred bystanders surrounded two policemen at North and Fleet. A strong drunk held off an attack, the first officer used his club after the suspect lunged. The crowd surged, the prisoner’s wife tried to cradle his bleeding head, and the man was carried to the Hanover street station.
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Fleet Streets
Hanover Street
Vermont Sugar Party Brings Maple Fun to Boston Clubrooms
Nearly 200 members of the Vermont Association of Boston gathered at the Hotel Westminster for a maple sugar party. Vermont sent liquid sugar for tasting, boiled and served on ice, while guests used spoons to stir and savor the syrup. Notables included Frank H. Brooks of St Johnsbury and committee members from Vermont and Boston. The group reported 150 new membership applications since the last meeting, bringing total members to about 600.
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Westminster
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Frank H. Brooks
St. Johnsbury
Board of Trade
F. BE. Alfred
W. W. True
Charles Prouty
Josiah H. Benton
N. J. Sheldon
Albert Clarke
James Gleason
Arthur I. Robinson
Edgar J. Sherman
Joseph F. Scott
Everett C. Benton
Isaiah R. Clarke
Wade Keyes
Boston
School crews begin season practice on the Charles River
Inter scholastic teams from Boston Latin Roxbury Latin Roxbury High and Stone's and DeMerritte's began practice on the Charles River under Coaches Glendon and Donovan. South Boston High missed. Stone's School rower Harry LeMoyne sits No 3 and is expected to be a power in the boat.
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DeMerritte
South Boston High
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Harry LeMoyne
Irish Move to Improve Land Bill Amid Irish Credit Claims
Dublin despatch reports the Irish nationalist press pushing the view that the land bill is funded entirely by Irish money and not a gift from the imperial treasury. The Freeman's Journal urges larger Irish savings and amendments seek at least 15 million more in the free grant, higher second term rent reductions, and tenant purchase limit of 25 years.
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Dublin
The
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Imperial Treasury
Wyndham
Freeman's Journal
Littlefield Social Dance at Highland Hall
Dr and Mrs Samuel Littlefield of Roxbury hosted a social and dance at Highland Hall last evening. Mrs Albertine Hayward sang with fine voice as part of a varied program. Soprano Mrs George Galbraith and contralto Mrs Jacobs contributed. Invited guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Brock, Mr and Mrs Roy Davis, Mr and Mrs William Weeks, Mr and Mrs Charles Shackford, Mr and Mrs Bean, Misses Bishop, and several Driscolls and Gif Ford families.
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Roy Davis
William H. Weeks
Ashmont
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Dorchester
Bean
Somerville
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Fred Driscoll
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Gifford
Woman's Relief Corps Officers Honored in Somerville
A reception and banquet in Oda Fellows Hall Union Square Somerville honored Harriet A. Ralph department junior vice president Mary E B Eliot department secretary and Fannie M Jones department inspector. About 159 members and friends attended.
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Wilard C. Kinsley Women’s Relief Corps of Somerville
Oda Fellows
Union Square
That City
Harriet A. Ralph
Mary EB. Eliot
Fannie M. Jones
Boston East Hall reception honors newlyweds Ader Sapirstein
A reception in Commonwealth Hall East Boston celebrated Ed ward D Ader of Chicago and Miss Eliza beth Sap rstein of Boston who wed yesterday at Baldwin Place Synagogue.
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Edward D. Ader
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