Market Strength Boosts Active Nasdaq-Like Trading
Market activity rises with selective gains as Union Pacific leads on news of a New Jersey court injunction affecting Northern Securities asset distribution. Amalgamated Copper weak, United States Steel rose on ore price accords. Boston and New York reports note short-covering, dividend implications, and a cautious outlook for copper and related stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Well Street
Union Pacific
New Jersey
United States Steel
Shorts
United States Steel Corporation
Boston
New York
Revese
State Street
Heinze
Mr. Heinze
Butte Reveille
Rogers
Lawson
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Rockefeller
American Telephone
United Frust
Pere Marquette Preferred
Dominion Coal
United States Mining Company
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Lewissohns
Santa Fe
United States Rubber Company
Luther Kountze
Kount
Houston Oil Company
Kirby Lumber Company
Massachusetts Gas Companies
Peabody & Co
A. G. Andrew
Fay
James Royall
Noble Griffin
Heath
United States May Seek Purchase of St Pierre Islands
Paris reports renewed talk that the United States aims to buy the islands of St Pierre and Miquelon. Deputy de Mahy protests the sale, while the foreign office denies any government intends to sell the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
St. Pierre and Miquelon
de Mahy
Foreign Office
Portrait of Judge Pettingill to be Hung
Malden April 21 The Middlesex Bar Association will meet on June 23 at the District Court in Malden to commemorate the late Judge Pettingill A life sized painting of the judge will be hung in the courtroom as a gift from the bar and friends Mrs M A Follansbee of Charlestown proposed the idea and contributed to its realization
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Malden
Middlesex Bar Association
Pettingill
M. A. Follansbee
Charlestown
Bryan to lecture at his own expense in Chicago
William J. Bryan plans a public speech in Chicago next Saturday night to discuss the New York Democratic State platform and Judge Parker. He has hired the Second Regiment Armory Hall and will introduce himself to the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
New York
Morgan Goes to Paris No Morgan Involved in Steel Talks
Inquiries at the Morgan banking house reveal J Pierpont Morgan has gone to Paris and has not taken part in reported steel manufacturers conferences. Officials say there is no evidence of any movement toward uniform export prices.
Reduced Pullman Tickets From Chicago To West Coast
Daily to April 20 line sale from Chicago by Union Pacific and Northwestern offers tickets to New England California Oregon Washington and British Columbia at over 17.90 less than regular second class rates. Tickets and information from J. E. Brittain general agent 300 Washington street.
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D. Atelissen Eee
Cseeseetenee
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chicago & Alton
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Great Wee
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil & St Paul
Chicago Tern
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, Lack
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan St Ry
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansa Pexas
BSI
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Wester
Penneylvania
Pittsburg
CC & St Louis
Csssees
Rock Island Co
Louis & S I
St Louis Southwest
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis
Fos
Wabas
Esseance Nee
Wisconsin Central
Huo
Amalgamated Copner
Amer Car & Foundry
BOO
Amer Tce
Amer
Amer Smelting & Refining
Amer Sugar Refining
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Cody Doo
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel Peers
Tennessee Coal & Iron
US Steel
Tae
Westinghouse Electric
Union
Oe Western
Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
New England
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
J. E. Brittain
Washington Street
Harris Dexter on trial for brother's death
Dedham April 1 Harris Dexter a 14 year old boy faced a manslaughter charge after allegedly shooting his brother Parker Dexter with a loaded revolver at the Dexter home on March 27. The case, before Judge Grover with district attorney Asa P. French prosecuting, resumes at 9 o clock tomorrow morning.
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Dedham
Harris Dexter
Parker Dexter
Edward Dexter
Dexter
Grover
Canton
Asa P. French
Norfolk County
Waltz
Boston youth David Robinson to give concerts abroad and home
Promising Boston violin student David Robinson of Dorchester plans to appear in concerts in Boston New York and Chicago during his stay in the United States before returning to Europe for further study in Berlin His Paris Conservatory teachers praised him for his extraordinary talent and hard work leading to early recognition at Steinert Hall and in Paris press
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Boston
David Robinson
Oakley Street
Dorchester
City
Paris Conservatory of Music
Steinert Hall
Europe
Berlin
New York
Chicago
Lederer
Paris
Renry
Dividend record of listed and unlisted securities
First instalment paid on a dividend. Total sales include listed stocks 18 512 shares bonds 81 200 dollars unlisted stocks 2744 shares.
Marshall Field Surge as Democratic Vice President Pick
Democrats in Congress considered a New York report noting Marshall Field's potential as a Democratic vice presidential candidate. The discussion reflects New York politicians weighing Field's viability for the ticket amid Washington chatter on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Field
Washington
Congress
New York
Catherine Dalton Weds William J Corbett in Quiet Home Ceremony
At Mrs Mary Ward residence 8 Dwight street last evening Catherine Dalton daughter of Mrs Ward married Lynn businessman William J Corbett. Rev Father Ryan officiated at the Cathedral rectory. Miss Mary Dalton sister attended as bridesmaid with John J Corbett brother of the groom as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ward
Dwight Street
Catherine Dalton
South End
William J. Corbett
Lynn
Father Ryan
Mary Dalton
John J. Corbett
Bridgeport
Providence Beats Pawtucket 5–1 After Costly Errors
Providence Eastern league team defeats Pawtucket 5 to 1 in Providence. Errors by Pawtucket helped the visitors build a lead. Pawtucket retired in the ninth after bases loaded. Score by innings shows Providence with five runs total. attendance about 500. Batteries Viau Amole Fairbanks Duggan Murphy Kelly. Umpires Darecy Timelh.
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Pawtucket
R. L
Providence
R. H. E. Providence
Viau
Amole
Fairbanks
Duggan
Murphy
Kelly
Darecy
Lynn Game Postponed Between Americans and Lynn Team
April 21 Washington Americans vs Lynn semi pro game at Lynn grounds postponed due to wet fields.
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Lynn
Washington Americans
Lynn Grounds
Contest to break Needham will continues before Norfolk judge
The estate contest of Frederick P. Glover paused in James H. Flint's Norfolk courthouse with about 44 000 left to establish the Glover Home and Hospital. Testimony from family and doctors questioned Glover's mental state at the 1900 will. Next hearing set for May 2 at 1 p.m. with attorney Charles A. Allen acting for executor William G. Mosely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick P. Glover
Needham
James H. Flint
Norfolk County
Court Street
Glover
George
Clark
Joseph W. Courtney
Albert M. Miller
Wiliam G. Mosely
Cymric and Cestrian Sail From Hoosac Docks
The White Star liner Cymric sailed to Queenstown and Liverpool with 21 cabin and 100 steerage passengers, including three deportees Johan Hansen British Mr Thompson and Miss Emma Herbert. The Leyland liner Cestrian followed with cargo for Liverpool and a stowaway, T Mills, who will be prevented from landing and may delay his American citizenship plan.
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Hoosac
Queenstown
Liverpool
Johan Hansen
Mr. Thompson
Emma Herbert
England
George Bray
Doris Bray
Jennie H. Evans
Wayne M. French
Mary E. Huntington
Eugene R. Knapp
W. E. Stratton
Parker W. Whittemore
Boston
Grand Junction Docks
T. Mills
London
Harvard Beats Navy Easily 9 to 2 in Annapolis
Harvard baseball defeated Navy 9 to 2 as fielding errors by Navy contributed to the loss. Clarkson and Stevenson pitched for Harvard with Hughes and Symington behind, Pensmith the umpire. Also Hartford beat Trinity College in 10 innings, 15 to 6, in Hartford with Thomas Parkins Tyler Foxen Thackera King Grange Grave on the batteries.
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Annapolis
Harvard
Navy
BR. H. ER
Clarkson
Stevenson
Hughes
Symington
Pensmith
Hartford
Conn
Trinity College
R. H. E. Hartford
Trinity
Thomas
Parkins
Tyler
Foxen
Thackera
King
Grange
Grave
Nashua Beats Lowell in Doubleheader Opener Loss Deepens
Nashua outplayed Lowell 8 to 1 in the second game of a double header as costly infield errors helped the home team. Poland and Wilson made running catches for Nashua in the fourth and ninth innings while Gokey held the visitors to limited hits. Attendance reached about 1,000 with Umpire Clark at the plate.
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Nashua
N. H
Lowell
Duffy
Gokey
Poland
Wilson
R. H. E. Nashua
Daum
McGovern
Clark
Concord Homers Dominate Lawrence in Opening Win
In Concord on April 21 the home team of the New England league beat Lawrence 20 to 12 in a cold eight inning opener. Noblet added a home run as Concord totaled 20 runs with Young Cross and Kussmaul credited in the battery.
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Concord
N. H
New England League
Lawrence
Noblet
Young
Cross
Kussmaul
Eliot
Eaton
Derby
English landlord Ecclestone weighs 560 pounds in London
London dispatch reports William Thomas Ecclestone landlord of the Coach and Horses weighing over 560 pounds with measurements noted in inches. He is described as perhaps the heaviest man in England or the world, larger even than American heavyweight Jesse Amos Baker recently buried at Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
William Thomas Ecclestone
Harrow
Watford
Stadt Noenes
Ecclestone
Jesse Amos Baker
Preston
Latin Lessons Taught On Back Of Score Cards
Roxbury Latin School trainer Mr. Gleason prints catchy score cards for the schools baseball team. The back features advertisements and the schedule followed by three rules titled the little Latin grammar. Rule I subjects of finite verbs are nominative. Rule II direct objects of transitive verbs are accusative. Adjectives agree in gender number and case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
Roxbury Latin School
Court Sustains Miss Gardner In Mortgage Case
The court ruled for Eleanor Gardner of Newton in suit against Beacon Trust Company over Edwin M. Thayer’s mortgage note. Thayer had induced guardian Mrs Wales to assign the mortgage to himself for sale, with no stated consideration, and the judge ordered surrender of the mortgage and note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Thayer
Lenox
Eleanor Gardner
Newton
Beacon Trust Company
Sheldon
Equity
Thayer
Wales
Rose O’brien
Jersey City Defeats New Bedford 8-5 In Cold Tilt
Jersey City beat New Bedford 8 to 5 in a cold game marked by sharp play and hard hitting. Score by innings lists Jersey City 0 0 0 1 3 8 and New Bedford 0 2 0 0 0 5 with 200 in attendance. Pitchers include Lotteries Foxen Van Degrift Clooim and Comnbac. Time 1h 35m umpire Belley.
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New Bedford
Jersey City
Foxen
van Degrift
Clooim
Comnbac
Belley
Atendance
BU Debaters Leave for South to Face Georgetown
Boston University Law School team sails to Washington for intercollegiate debate with Georgetown University on the Sherman anti trust act question. Members include Dunbar Lawrence Newton and Gallagher with judges Senators Bacon Dillingham and Chauncey Jr. Depew. A mass meeting preceded departure with Dean Bigelow addressing students.
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Boston University Law School
Georgetown University
Washington
Northern Securities Company
Boston University
Harris E. Dunbar
Madison
Fred F. Lawrence
Skowhegan
Clarence Newton
Aubrey Centre
Robert Gallagher
Dorchester
Worcester Beats Fall River In One Sided Game
Worcester defeated Fall River in a high scoring contest as poor support and cold weather kept attendance low. The visitors connected off local pitchers with weak defense behind them. McGill Ramson and Accorsine for Worcester faced Keniston Bray for Fall River. Yeager Fields and Riccius combined on defense. Umpire McDermott. Attendance 250.
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Fall River
Worcester
R. H. E. Worcester
McGill
Ramson
Accorsine
Keniston
Bray
Yeager
Fields
Riccius
McDermott
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U. S
ST. Pierre Islands
Judge Pettingill
Bryan
John Haney
F. W. Harris
Draper
A. L. Chase
Dr. Jones
Thomas Kelley
Lina Eddy
Thomas Jones
William R. Roberts
H. L. Paul
William Gallagher
E. Lawrence Payne
Patrick Dignon
BH. B. Lothrop
Dexters
Harris
Parker
Dr. Chase
Dexter House
Robinson
Green
Tel & Tel
Atch
Rk & Ft S
NY &N E Ist
United Fruit
Western I & T
Allonez
Amalgamated
Ag Chem
Arnold Minee
Boston Elevatec
Bos & Albany
Bos & Lowell
Bos & Maine
Bos & Prov
Ccjé& Eae
Dom Coal
Dom Ir & Steel
East Boston
Edison el
Michigan
NH & H
Nor & Wor Pref
Old Colony
Old Colony R
Pere Mary Pref
Pullman Co
Utland
Shannon
Seattle
Elec
Swift & Co
Waity United Kruit
United Shoe Ma
Utah
Vermont & Mas
Ee Victoria
West End Land
Westry St Ry
Tity Western Tel & T
Wolverine
Egg
Wyandot
Corbett—Dalton
Entertainments
Mechanics
Weber & Fields All Star Stock Co
Lillian Russell
Loouis Mann
Chas. An
Ross John T Ion Ally
Peter P. Dailey
Weber & Fields
Marbol Fenton
Treimont
Henry W. Savage
Richard Colden
New
Pixley
Luoders
Frank Pixley
Gustav Luders
Keith
E. D. Stair
Sidney
Wality
Jas. J. Corbett
Eat
Ween Ward
Voices of
PINKS
Chickering Hall
Jessie Davis
Hugh Codman
Symphony Hall
Herrick’s
Mrs. Wiggs
the Cabbage
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee and
Mgr
Wm. Norris
N. Y
Bowdoin
Gates OF Justice
Howard the Ardent Aeri Omawarn
Martini
Maxmillian
Willard
Sullivan
Weston
Burletta
Palace Tiger Lillies
Miss Gardner
Brooklyn
Connelly
Adams House
George B. Appleton'a
Old South Building
Hollis Aates
Beatre
Isaac B. Ricoh
Eve'gs
John B. Schoeffel
Nance O'Neil
Elizabeth
Queen of England
Colonial Theatre
Elaw & Erlanger
Castle
Music Hall
Mit
Lighthouse BY the Sea
B. U
South
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