Parrot Stock Moves on Mixed Market Report
Light trading continued amid broad stock market stagnation on Thursday. Parrot traded on reports of a fire, with the ounce of activity contrasted by gains in Chicago & Northwestern and declines in United States Rubber. Observers noted little lasting effect from the Bryan letter and a general flat tone across the list.
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Bryan
Bears
London
Chicago & Northwestern
United States
Dominion Coal
Fred Davis
Mudge
D. C
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
Eastern
Illinois
Johnson Vivian
Smith
Harry C. Page
Paine, Webber & Co
Winona
Atlantic
Baltic
Friends of
Massachusetts
National
Shawmut Bank
William B. Thompson
New York
Montana
Michigan
Arizona
Anaconda Comny and Butte and Montana Company
Amalgamated Company
Boston & Montana Company
Great Falls
Butte & Boston
OSS
Boston
Wees
George L. Walker
Butte
Boston Financial News
Amalgamated Copper Company
Heinze
Woskie
Orever
Anaconda
Sepres
Suibus
Parrot
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Rio Grande
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Iowa Central Eee
Nee & Weste
Louleville & Nashville
Manhattan
Metropolitan Street
Minn & St Louis Pref
Missouri Pacific
Jersey
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Estern
St Louis SF
St Louis Southwestern
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Eeseeaee
Seeaveeees
Anaconda Minin. Co
Brooklyn Rapidransit
Republic Iron & Steel
Suga
Ten Coal & Iron
United States Rubber
United States Steel Co. Shares For Sale
1 percent United States Steel Co. shares offered for sale. The notice mentions 180 shares in whole or part. Advertisement appears in the public notice column.
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United States Steel Co
PAT Ware Bridge & CO
Bos
Copper shares drift after mine fire cuts output
The copper market closed with prices near 401 2 after a brief rise to 407 8 and a small mine fire damaged a shaft house, potentially curtailing production for weeks. The loss is partly insured and unlikely to exceed 100000, while trading remained light with limited price changes. Towle and Poenetes sold heavily on the bottom, Parrot drawn down, Standard Oil brokers were buyers.
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Towle & Poenetes
Parrot
Standard Oil Brokers
Market Report Bonds and Stocks Activity in Boston
Boston August 9 report shows highest and lowest bond and stock prices with closing figures. Total sales include listed bonds of 12 500 and unlisted bonds 3 000 listed stocks 8110 shares and unlisted stocks 3821 shares with ex dividend and assessment paid noted.
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Boston
Lsted
Eee
Eee S
Erte Tel
General Electric
Mexican Central
NE Gas & Coke
Aetna
Am Ag Chem
Am Sugar
Am Tel & Tel
Arcadian Am Zine
L& 38
Seesee Atch
T & Eee
Atlantic Eeeseneeee
Bingham
Dom Coal
Sg Edison Elec
Elm River
Fitchburg
Isle Royale
Montana C & National Tube
NH & H
Old Colony
Osceola
Pullman al Co
Rhode Island
Winona Easesen
Wolverine
Americans Lose 60 At Yang Tsun In China Crisis
Reported capture of Yang Tsun 18 miles beyond Tien Tsin marks a key military advance aiding the march toward Pekin. US note to China and British troop landing at Shanghai shape diplomatic moves as Consul Goodnow cites merchant fears while Washington weighs protection claims and allied cooperation.
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State Department
Goodnow
Shanghai
Washington
United States
Amoy
China
Root
Pekin
Yang Tuan
Chaffee
Pei Tsang
War Department
Fred Bowers to Perform at Point of Pines Next Sunday
Vocalist Fred Bowers known for Because I Love You and Always will be showcased at Point of Pines next Sunday. Fans are invited to enjoy his romantic ballads and popular numbers in a likely brief concert.
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Fred Bowers
Point of Pines
Demands on China Demand Immediate Protection of Legations
The State Department released a memorandum to the Chinese government via Minister Wu. It cites the imperial edict of August 6 allowing cipher communications and mentions a despatch from Minister Conger reporting daily cannon fire on ministers in Pekin. It calls for an immediate cessation of attacks and urges protection for legations and foreigners.
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United States
Imperial Government of
China
State Department
Pekin
Washington
Conger
Legations
Allies Lose 200 in Yang Tsun Capture Report
A Daily Express despatch from Che Foo dated Aug. an account of Yang Tsun says allies suffered about 200 losses, most killed, after a dawn assault on entrenched Chinese positions east of the river. Other reports mention Japanese incursions near Haiku and Wei Ho with 200 horses captured.
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London
Yang Tsun
Daily Express
Che Foo
Tien Tsin
Haiku
Wei Ho
m@ Hsiku wit
Chaffee
London Morning Papers
Pekin
Shanghai
Robert Hart
Imerial Customs
Washington
The
Daily Chronicle
M. Pichon
Allies Capture Yang Tsun in China as Forces Advance
Despatch states Yang Tsun was captured at the junction of the Pei Ho and the Pekin railroad, securing routes to Pekin for international troops. The town lies 17.8 miles from Tien Tsin and its seizure advances the controlled transportation network.
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Washington
Signal Office
Army
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Cable Report on Pekin Telegrams and Yamen Edict
Acting Secretary Atlee released a Che Foo cable from Consul Fowler describing protests over limits on correspondence with Conger and a governor’s instruction to forward Pekin telegraphs. The Yamen says ministers may telegraph peacefully with their governments and will transmit originals for consular verification.
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Washington
Atlee
State Department
Fowler
Che Foo
Conger
Pekin
Teung Li Yamen
Yamen
Wu reports eight legations sending cipher despatches from Pekin
Washington Aug 9 Chinese minister Mr Wu said he received information that eight foreign legations in Pekin had sent cipher messages to their governments. He said this shows China is allowing ministers to communicate freely under the imperial edict. Wu added consuls' cipher dispatches were also forwarded after delays.
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Washington
China
Pekin
British Troops for China Deploy Strength Released
Simla India August 9 report shows the force marching to China totals 446 officers 1064 NCOs and native officers 13970 men 1180 followers 1150 drivers 220 horses 4300 ponies and mules 12 guns 14 Maxims and 1300 Imperial service troops. It is expected that the entire force will join the expedition.
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Simla
India
China
Count von Waldersee's Rise Linked to American Wife
Countess Mary Esther Lea von Waldersee, born American, is credited with shaping her husband Count von Waldersee's rise to top commands in China and at the German court. Born 1882, he joined the army in 1860 and rose after her influence, succeeding Moltke as chief of the general staff. The Countess, known as the power behind the throne, remains in Europe and has not returned to America in over forty years.
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New York
Count von Waldersee
China
Mary Esther Lea
Countess von Waldersee
Princess von Neer
Austria
Schleswig-Holstein
Count von Neer
Mary Lea
Connecticut
Stutgart
Holy Land
Vienna
Wilhelm
Bismarck
Prussia
Augusta Victoria
France
Count ‘von Moltke
America
Dewey Says War Exists With China
Admiral George Dewey told a Brooklyn Eagle correspondent that the Philippines show encouraging signs as Aguinaldo’s lieutenants surrender one by one and that insurrection will linger past the November election. He called China’s situation grave and affirmed a state of war with China, noting Americans are being killed and soldiers fight for their lives.
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New York
Washington
Brooklyn Eagle
George Dewey
Eagle
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Bryan
China
Philippine Islands
Jeffries Will Fight For World Title After Doctor’s Warnings
James Jeffries issues a statement stating he will risk the doctors and enter a world championship match with the NY bout winner, to be decided before Sept 1 in or near New York City. If Gus Ruhlin wins, he earns first chance on fair terms before Sept 1 or waits six months. if Robert Fitzsimmons wins, Jeffries will offer another chance before Sept 1 under conditions.
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New York
James Jeffries
New York City
Gus Ruhlin
Robert Fitzsimmons
McFadden Beats McPartland in 16th Round Tug of War
In New York at the Broadway Athletic Club on August 9 George McFadden defeated local rival Kid McPartland after McPartland’s seconds stopped the fight in the sixteenth round to avoid a knockout. The scheduled 25 round bout was for 188 pounds with McPartland holding a five pound pull.
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New York
Broadway Athletic Club
George McFadden
Kid McPartland
McPartland
O Rourke Defeats Hennessey in Trimount Club Bout
About 500 spectators from Boston Haverhill and Lowell packed the Trimount Club tonight to watch Charlie O Rourke of Boston defeat Patsey Hennessey of this city in the fourth round. The preliminary standout between Frazier and Paige of Boston ended in a draw.
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Lawrence
Boston
Haverhill
Lowell
Trimount Club
Charlie O'Rourke
Patsey Hennessey
Hennessey
Frazier
Paige
Pittsburg boxers McClelland and Broad draw in twenty rounds
Pittsburgs Jack McClelland and Clevelands Kid Broad fought twenty rounds at Millvale tonight ending in a draw. McClelland led much of the bout while Broad tired in the tenth but rallied and finished strong to a well received decision.
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Pittsburg
Jack McCleLland
Kid Broad
Cleveland
Millvale
McClelland
Broad
Rainbow Wins Forty Mile New London Race at Newport
Cornelius Vanderbilt's Rainbow leads the New York Yacht Club cruisers over the forty mile course from New London to Newport finishing in 6 26 16. Mineola and Quissetta follow with strong showings as the fleet awards multiple class wins and Commodore's cup honors.
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Newport
R. I
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rainbow
New York Yacht Club
New London
August Belmont
Mineola
Quissetta
Yankee
Virginia
Suce
Wasp
Mayflower
Hester
Isolde
Ingomar
Syce
F. Lippitt
Ornelius Vanderbilt
Glen Cove
Series ends as caps win Corinthian Yacht Club races
In Marblehead on Aug 9 the second race of the Corinthian Yacht Club series drew 49 starters. The Hanley won the H C class and several boats Victory with the Flirt Dolly Opusah I Fantasy and Gee Whiz clinching their class cups. Handicap boats faced time limits and will resail Saturday morning.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Hanley
H. C
Flirt
Dolly
Opusah I
Fantasy
Gee Whiz
Re- P Yaans
Mistral
Sorrento Tennis Tourney Sees Closest Matches Yet
In Sorrento Maine on August 9, Smith and Derby completed an unfinished match 6-3. Illiston battled to beat ret in two sets 7-6 5-3, Thorndyke beat Smith 6-4 7-5, and Davidson defeated Thorndyke. Beals edged Paret 8-6 in the first set then lost 6-2 in the second. Doubles and handicap singles opened with little interest.
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Sorrento
Smith
Derby
Ees
Illiston
Thorndyke
Davidson
Paret- Beals
Beals
Love
Paret
Canoe Club Ladies Night At Waltham Veranda Dedication
Under ideal conditions the Waltham Canoe Club held a ladies night to celebrate the new veranda beside the club house on the river. About 1000 people watched canoeists on the water while onshore spectators waved joss-stick firelight.
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Waltham
Waltham Canoe Club
Massachusetts bicycle meet opens in New Bedford
The midsummer meet of the Massachusetts division of the L A W began today in New Bedford with 500 riders attending. The smoker was the highlight, and Mayor Charles Ashley along with Chief Consul George A Perkins addressed the wheelmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Massachusetts
Charles Ashley
George A. Perkins
Booming Winsloe Hosts Greenhalge Club Feast
About 100 members of the Greenhalge Club gathered at the Langham to back Representative Winsloe for re election to the House. Speakers included H Houstis Newton Everett C F A Smith Waltham and Rep Charles H Innes. Powers of Newton spoke independently while Fred H Williams of Brookline warned about corporate influence on the Legislature.
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Greenhalge Club
Langham
Winsloe
Samuel L. Powers
Fred H. Williams
H.houstis Newton
Everett
C. F. A. Smith
Waltham
Charles H. Innes
Mr. Powers
Newton
Drysdale Elizabeth Mary Miles
At Everett on August 8 Elizabeth Mary Miles Drysdale beloved wife of George A Drysdale aged 51. Funeral services at her home 45 Hancock street on Sunday August 14 at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited.
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Amalgamated
Robinsci
N. Y
Congress St
Pinkham
Boston Stock Sales
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Coo
State Street
Commonwealth Zinc
Fortuna-Republica Een
Ee Or
Bay State Gas
Little Tiger
Terauchi
Scriven
CURB
CK Sales
Norman Cameron & CO
Boston Consolidated
Ceccesesesee
Goldore Fortuna-Republica
Boston-South Dakota
Navaho
Boston & Buffalo
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
U. 5
Countess Waldersee
New York Herald
Count von Waldersbee
Berlin
William
Dewey
Post Office Department
Military Postal Station
No. 1
Jeffries
Fitz-Ruhlin
M’fadden
O'Rourke
Vanderbilt
Opisah
Gee Whiz the Marblehead
Ragsdale
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