Stocks Open Sluggish After Easter Holiday Slow Start
Wall Street opens tepid as markets abroad stay closed for Easter Monday. United States Steel weak despite iron price reaffirmation and rumors of steel rail orders. Soft coal miners resume work boosting early prices while bank cash remains high. bonds dull with $3,802,000 par value sold.
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Business Men's Merger League backs New England railway control
A Boston meeting unanimously adopts proposals to merge New York New Haven Hartford and Boston & Maine railways under New England ownership. The resolutions urge legislative support for the merger and warn against any state action blocking it, naming numerous business leaders and corporations backing the plan.
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Harmony Strife Reemerges Over Taft Crane Rift at Convention
Analysts say the Crane Taft clash resurfaces as Crane pushes for no pledges or instructions while Lodge supports harmony. The fight shifts through district and state conventions, with New Hampshire and Massachusetts delegations pivotal to Crane’s influence and potential anti Taft momentum.
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Filene's Team Defeats Gilchrist on Franklin Field Morning
Filene's team defeated Gilchrist Company 18 to 5 at Franklin Field yesterday morning. The victors showcased hard hitting as the game progressed.
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Trouble in Tafi Pledges Trouble in Tafi Pledges
Concord Republicans gather for the New Hampshire state convention to name four delegates at large for Chicago. Debate looms over endorsing a presidential candidate with potential contests involving Chandler Burnham Rollins Churchill names. Gallinger pledges to oppose any Taft preference resolution.
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Dorchester High Tops English High In League Opener
Dorchester High beat English High 2 to 1 at Dunbar Avenue in a tense league opener. Everett pitched well for English High but lacked run support as Spaulding and Redgate contributed big plays for Dorchester. Cavanaugh starred for Dorchester with several key catches and runs, while Halligan kept English High in the game. Attendance around 1200 with Mayor Hubbard starting the game.
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Rindge M. T. S. trounce Somerville High 16 to 3 on Broadway
Rindge Manual crushed Somerville High 16 to 3 as Somerville used three pitchers Mixer Lougee and Pike who were wild. Fritz pitched well while Somerville infield play was weak and McDonald starred for Rindge.
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Cambridge Latin School Edges Waltham in 10 Inning Win
Cambridge Latin School defeated Waltham High 9 to 8 in 10 innings this morning. Kimball, a new player, hit a decisive single for the winning run and made a spectacular one handed catch in the seventh. Berry struggled for Waltham as Babson started pitching for Cambridge.
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Brown and Nichols Triumph 3 2 at Volkmann Field
Brown and Nichols beat Volkmann 3 to 2 on Volkmann Field in a tight game. Critical errors in the ninth inning sealed Volkmann’s fate as Brown and Nichols scored the winning run and claimed the victory.
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