Life less market and lower prices
Wall Street dull trading marked the session with prices drifting around yesterday’s close. Buying for London helped absorb profit taking as market sentiment remained cautious amid a strike suspense and mixed regional reports. Copper Range and Amalgamated fluctuated, while a general dullness persisted in the mining and bond markets and some securities softened by late trading.
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State Street
Commission House
Lawson
New York
Amalgamated
Montana
Calumet
Adventure
Arcadian
Trinity
United States Mining
Victoria
Tamarack
Bingham
Centennial
Mass
Osceola
Parrot
Winona
Utah
Dominion Coal
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Rotary
Bay State Gas
Treadwell
Guanajuato
Pioneer Lynn
Boston & Oroville Gold Company
Leather River
California
Boston & California Company
Supreme Judicial Court
Andreas Blume
Mexican Central Railroad
Lewis Dabney
Boston
Dayton
Parkinson & Burr
Farson, Leach & Co
FE. H. Rollins & Son
Chicago
Heath
Dividend Notice for New England Telephone and Telegraph
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company declares a cash dividend of 1.50 per share to holders of record at close of business July 30 1904. Transfer books close August 1 to August 14 1904. Payment date August 15 1904. W R Driver treasurer. July 27 1904.
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William R. Driver
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Quick Relief Says Boston Man
Isaac Lrndshaw of 17A Cleveland Ave. Five Rivet Mass. says Doan's Kidney Pills cured kidney trouble for almost twenty years. He reports back pain relief and improved urinary health after trying many remedies. He praises the pills for quick relief and recommends them to friends. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for VA. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Boston
Isaac Lrndshaw
Cleveland Ave
Fiverett
Mass
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo N. Y
South Dakota Reports Wheat Ravaged by Insects
In South Dakota the rust faulted crop reports show wheat heads badly ravaged by insects. Corn crop conditions remain excellent with a dull grains year and corn gaining favor as a purchase.
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South Dakota
Wall Street closes heavy amid wheat and coal fears
In New York early trading showed activity and gains with Southern Pacific leading, while Tennessee Coal & Iron slipped. Profit taking hit Metropolitan Street Railway and Metropolitan Securities amid denials of Inter borough Company negotiations. Afternoon trading cooled as wheat crop conditions and anthracite strike rumors weighed on sentiment. Total SALES 116,380 shares.
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Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Central of New Jersey
Chicago & Alton
Chicago& Great West
Chicago & Northwestern
Mil & St Pauls
Delaware & Wadson
Erie
Illinois Central
Rock Triang“Coy
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
TOD
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
Wit American
Vet Co
ORI
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Tran
Colorado Fuel & Iron
General Electric
International Paper Pr. Nationa
Tgho Dees Casas
Sweer
ASG
Republie Steel
Eave
Tenn Coal & Iron
United States Leather
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Western Union Erate
New York
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Metropolitan Street Railway
Metropolitan Securities
Interborough Company
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
Amalgamated
Atch
Top & SF
Brooklyn Rap Tran
Chi
Mil & St Cs
BGO Orel
Wees
Metro
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Tennessee C & 1
Union Pacific
Concord Beats Nashua Twice In Baseball Action
Concord New Hampshire won two games from Nashua today with strong batting led by Kane and Noblitt who combined for five three base hits. In the second game Lee nearly shut out Nashua but a wild throw by Lee prevented a perfect inning as the scores were decided.
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VO Ale
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Rhs
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Merritt
Hi' Tings
Bir’ham
Res
AD Des
S'thwell
Rollins
Oscvu
Manchester Beats Lowell 5-3 In Exciting Aug game
Manchester defeated Lowell 5 to 3 with a sixth inning homer by McLaughlin tying the game. In the ninth Manchester plated two runs on a misthrow, a walk, and two hits. McGovern broke a finger early. Jordan pitched six frames for Manchester and Bushey finished. Attendance 800 with details of hits, errors, and scoring.
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Lake
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Smith
Dorgan
Warren
Hickey
Chapm'n
Cross
St Oo
Ek Ees
Towel Mercies Oes
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MoeLaughlin
Armbruster
Taylor
Kwaul
Page
Jordan
Volz
Bushey
Kerins
Gaelic Football Tourney At Dedham Picnic
The annual A. O. H. Division 11 picnic in Dedham kicks off Labor Day at Oakland Grove East Dedham. The feature is a Gaelic football tournament offering a $50 prize. Teams may enter through Patrick F. Snow 538 Maverick Street East Dedham.
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Dedham
Oakland Grove
East Dedham
Patrick F. Snow
Maverick Street
Spotted Leopard Joins Post’s Menagerie This Sunday
A Sunday Post feature announces a new animal in the paper’s menagerie, the spotted leopard, alongside the tiger and wolf. The animal masks, printed on heavy cardboard, are part of an ongoing readers’ contest with awards to be announced in the Sunday Post after careful editor review.
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Sunday Post
Boston Sunday Post
Animal Mask
Animal Parade in Lynn Draws Cheers and Scrapes
Harold A. Girard of Lynn recounts an animal parade through Lynn streets featuring five bulldogs four pigs four goats eight tigers seven donkeys and five bears with a monkey cage added after a delay. Tigers quarrelled but peace was restored and crowds cheered the Boston Post at tents.
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Animal Mask
Lynn
Boston Post
Harold A. Girard
Whiting Street
Community readers receive free masks with Boston Post
John Joseph Mayer of 47 Washington Street Stoneham Massachusetts recalls advising friends to obtain the Boston Sunday Post to receive a free mask. Three cheers were given to the Post, and the boys pledged to continue getting the paper in the future.
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Boston Sunday Post
John Joseph Mayer
Washington Street
Stoneham
Mass
Mask party on Washington street ends in a mock brawl
A twelve year old writes of a July 27 party on Washington street with friends wearing animal masks Dan Chambers as a Donkey Fred Smith as a Pig James Chambers as a Goat Kevin Christy as a Tiger Walter Kirk as a Bear Frank Kirk as a Wolf Harry White as a Monkey John Venton as a Bulldog Willie Black as a Monkey and the narrator as a Goat The animals chased, fought, and a pretend kick from the Donkey ended the scuffle as the party dispersed
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Animal Mask
Washington Street
Dan Chambers
Fred Smith
James Chambers
Kevin Christy
Walter Kirk
Frank Kirk
Harry White
John Venton
Willie Black
George Brown
Animals enjoy a playful voyage with Monkey as guest
In a morning scene the animals in cages react to a new member the Monkey with curious mischief. The Bull dog calms the group and the Monkey shows pleasure. a pretend voyage to Bass Point follows with chairs as a boat and lemonade refreshments. Louis Doyle Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Animal Mask
Bass Point
Pete
Louis Doyle
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Kramer Loses to Fenn in Grand Circuit Race
In St Louis the first four days of cycling events opened as part of the National Cycling Association grand circuit and Olympic trials. Frank L. Kramer of East Orange NJ was defeated by W. S. Fenn of Waterbury CT in the one third mile grand circuit championship. President Francis will attend Thursday’s events including a pursuit race pitting East against West riders.
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ST. Louis
National Cycling Association
Frank L. Kramer
East Orange
N. J
W. S. Fenn
Waterbury
Gentlemen's Driving Club Holds Readville Matinee Today
The sixth Readville matinee features multiple classes with entries led by riders including F. G. Hall and W. B. Farmer. Classes B to F list horses such as Astro l., Lottie Fallis, Promise, and Autolou, with riders A. Litchfield, J. Shepard, Arnold Lawson, and G. R. Hall among the lineup. Weather permitting, the event proceeds this afternoon.
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Readville
Ackerland
B. G
F. G. Hall
Astrol
John Shepard
Altwood
W. B. Currier
Geiger
G. R. Hall
Anna Bell
B. m
W. B. Farmer
Lottie Fallis
A. H. Alley
His Highness
Galleat
Arnold Lawson
Ethelwyn
J. W. Taylor
Susie K
C. H. Belledeu
Dick Berry
IF. G. Hall
Autolou
A. Litchfield
Brightness
A. C. Haley
Topeka
Dorchester Outing Club Lawn Party Plans Highlight Weather Hope
The Dorchester Outing Club plans a lawn party for tomorrow evening if weather permits. if not, the event will move to the first fair evening.
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Dorchester Outing Club
Dorchester
Favorites Lose Nashua Races
The August meeting of the New England half mile circuit opened in Nashua New Hampshire with two events the 2:20 pace and the 2:40 trot A free for all was booked but did not fill In the 2:20 pace Little Miss appeared set to win but Al Dean claimed the race in three straight heats Hortens favored in the 2:40 trot finished third in the first heat and Arthur was replaced by Sanderlin The race went to Wilene after five heats
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N. H
New England
Little Miss
al Dean
Hortens
Arthur
Sanderlin
Wilene
White Bear Challenger for Seawanhaka Cup
Dorval Quebec Aug 2 It has been decided that the White Bear of the White Bear Y C of St Paul will be the challenger for the Seawanhaka cup The Novina has been chosen to defend the trophy The first race will be held Thursday afternoon
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Dorval
Quebec
Y. C
St. Paul
Novina
Cyclone the Steeplechase daredevil thrills at Revere Beach
At Revere Beach Steeplechase this week Cyclone performs an aerial chasm vault act named leaping the gap. The rider starts atop a tall tower, races down a steep incline, leaps through space to a frail 35 foot distant platform, all while remaining seated on a safety bicycle. Spectators applauded the show yesterday afternoon and evening.
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Revere Beach
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