Wall Street Holds Up Amid Stabilized Markets and Cautious Turn
The New York market shows calmer sentiment after support measures, with futures turning up as bears hesitate to liquidate. Amalgamated Copper up, American Telephone pressured by holdings shifts, and several rail and mineral stocks gain while overall activity remains light in Boston.
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New York
Wall Street
United States
State Street
Aug.il
Boston
Shorts
Bears
Lake
Morgan
New England
Amalgamated
Centennial
Atlantic
Daly-West
Old Dominion
Parrot
United States Mining
Utah
Winona
Franklin
Mohawk
United Fruit
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Electric
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State
Boston Consolidated
Greene Consolidated
Massachusetts Breweries
J. Adams Brown
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Brown
Globe and Central National Banks
Mt. Vernon Bank
Thomas N. Hart
Benjamin F. Dyer
Otis, Wilson & Co
Morgan, Kulth, Loeb & Co
Goulds
Rockefellers
Chewink II Wins Crowhurst Cup at Manchester Yacht Club
The Chewink II the only 26-footer to start won the Crowhurst cup in Manchester Massachusetts under yacht club auspices. Medric a 22-footer took second, Perhaps 12 a restricted 21-footer third, Bagghara 21-foot raceabout fourth. Bagghara protested Perhaps on measurement. Eight mile triangular course with shifting breeze produced a modest field of 18-footers though time allowances heavily favored larger boats.
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Manchester
Mass
Chewink III
Manchester Yacht Club
Medric
Bagghara
Martin's Ledge
British author jailed over contempt of court in London
Arnold White author was fined 500 dollars by the High Court for contempt of court. He wrote a Sunday article aimed at prejudicing the Wright trial and hindering bail. The newspaper editor apologized and paid costs. White refused to pay and was sent to Brixton jail where Wright had just been released.
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London
Arnold White
High Court Today
England
New York
Whitaker Wright
London and Globe Corporation
Brixton
Wright
Tiernon Made Brigadier General and Retired
Colonel John L. Tiernon of Fort Banks Winthrop and the Boston artillery district was promoted to brigadier general of the U S Army yesterday and today goes on the retired list. His commission arrived at noon as an 11 gun salute rang out at Fort Banks with the band playing hail to the chief. Major Patterson presented the commission and officers gifted Tiernon a silver punch bowl during the ceremony.
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John L. Tiernon
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Boston
Tiernon
Army of the United
Major Patterson
Dedham Police Chief Celebrates 25 Years in Office
Dedham August 11 Chief of Police W F Drugan marked his twenty fifth year in the post with well wishers, carnations and a card reading twenty fifth anniversary Congratulation from friends. The day brought continued congratulations from colleagues and residents alike.
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Dedham
Cedham
W. F. Drugan
New England Telephone Declares 1 50 Per Share Dividend
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company announces a dividend of 1.50 per share to stockholders of record at close of business July 31, 1903. Transfer books close August 1 to August 14, 1903. Treasurer William R. Driver signs the notice. July 22, 1903.
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William R. Driver
Constitution Dismantled At Thames Yard For Winter
The Shoop yacht Constitution lies at anchor off Thames Towboat Co at Riverside in a dismantled state ready for haulout. Sails are unbent, spar unstepped, and the bowsprit housed. Crew will be paid off and discharged this week.
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New London
Thames Towboat Company
Riverside
Philadelphian cricketers praised in England
London August 11 The Philadelphians tour is a great success. P F Warner reviews the trip praising J A M Lester J B King and P H Clark with King called the toughest bowler seen in England this season and among the best all round cricketers in the world.
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London
P. F. Warner
England
J. A. M. Lester
J. B. King
P. H. Clark
Boston Women at Hull Outing by Stony Beach Guests of Miss Vining
The Boston Woman's Press Club visited Stony Beach Hull yesterday hosted by Miss Floretta Vining. Members recalled Lucy Stone, led by Mrs. Alice Whitaker and Mrs. Elizabeth Gosse with others. Alice Ives Breed of Lynn attended as guest of honor. A magical pitcher was presented to Mrs. Whitaker with a speech noting the vessel would hold only milk of human kindness.
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Boston Woman's Press Club
Stony Beach
Hull
Floretta Vining
Lucy Stone
Alice Whitaker
Elizabeth Merritt Gosse
Margaret F. Maginnis
Aliice Ives Breed
Lynn
Curten Trustee for F M Tucker Wins Bid at Meeting
Bankruptcy hearing for F. M. Tucker & Co. bankers ended with John A. Curtin of Brookline elected trustee after Referee Farmer ruled votes for Charles M. Luden invalid. About 40 of 995 creditors attended. largest claim by Lawson, Arnold & Co at $22,405. Assets listed at $37.64 against liabilities of $341,419. Secured claims total $173,528. unsecured $167,891.
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F. M. Tucker & Co
Referee Farmer
Charles M. Luden
Lawson, Arnold & Co
Resignation of Root to Go to President
Washington Aug. 11 Sec retary Root will resign to permit President Roosevelt to appoint a Secretary of War if needed during his London voyage with the Alaskan commission. It is believed Governor Taft will be offered the post. Root seeks to leave public life for family and law practice in New York City.
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Washington
Root
London
Alaskan Commission
Roosevelt
Taft
New York City
Boston & Albany Threatened With Engine Shortage
Labor men warn the Boston and Albany railroad faces a locomotive shortage due to a machinists strike. They cite multiple dead engines in the roundhouse as crippled and unfit for use until repairs are completed.
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Boston & Albany
Boston & Albany Railroad
Machinists Strike Tests Rail Route Beacons Park Engines
The road moved to borrow engines to cover the strike. Since Saturday four dead engines have been sent to Beacon Park roundhouse in Allston and seven more are at West Springfield daily for repairs. Allston roundhouse was mostly deserted as workers stayed out with sympathy for the machinists and potential refusals to run borrowed engines.
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Beacon Park
Allston
West Springfield
Stone in Chief Arthur's Place Stone in Chief Arthur's Place
W W Stone of Eldon Iowa has been elected to the unexpired term as grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The executive committee pledged no radical policy change and said Stone will uphold conservative principles. Stone, born February 1860 in Ainsworth IA, has 24 years with the Rock Island Missouri division and will move to Cleveland as required by the group.
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Eldon
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
B. M. Arthur
Warren Sanford Stone
Ainsworth
Washington County
Rock Island
Missouri Division
General Board of Adjustment
Tha Road
Cleveland
Young Burns of Fall River Saves Boys From Drowning
John R. Burns a 12 year old from Fall River has within three weeks saved three boys from Crabs Pond deadly waters. The St Mary's pupil describes how he pulled George Boulay and another boy to safety yesterday. His first rescue occurred about three weeks ago when Loner fell in and Burns brought him out nearly lifeless until onlookers revived him.
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Fall River
John R. Burns
Crab Pond
Young Burne
John W. P. Burns
St. Mary’s Parochial School
George Boulay
Mil Durand
Loner
Burns
American Sculptor Kuehne Beveridge Weds Johannesburg Man
Paris reports Miss Kuehne Beveridge the American sculptor married Mr. Branson of Johannesburg Transvaal in Trouville on Monday. Honeymoon aboard Branson’s yacht. Beveridge previously gained fame modeling busts of President Cleveland and actor Joseph Jefferson in New York. She later wed actor Charles Coghlan in 1890, a marriage ending in divorce after discovery of a prior wife and daughter.
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Mr. Branson
Johannesburg
Paris
Transvaal
Trouville
Miss Kuehne Beveridge
Cleveland
Joseph Jefferson
East Seventeenth Street
New York
Miss Beveridge
Charles Coghlan
Rose Coghlan
Dividend and stock sale tally in 7i and Li etad listing
A concise record notes total sales across multiple security types including Li etad stocks with 11 747 shares, bonds at 14 500 dollars, rights at 87 222, and unlisted stocks at 831 shares.
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Bell Tel
Tel & Tel
T&s F
Ju & Stk Yds
Th & W
Arcadian Mining
Atlantic Mining
Boston
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Con Mereur
Daly-Weet
Domoe & Steel
Edison el Mieter
Fitchburg Pref
E. Gi Franklin Min Sae
Gen Electric Seeee
Guanajuato
Lele Royale Mining
Earee
Mohawk Mining
Bby
Mont
NH &H
Old Colony RR
Old Dam Mining
Oxceola Mining
Parrot Mining
Pullman Co
Quincy Mining
Rutland
Seattle
Shannon Mining
Swift & Co
Lietad
Colonel Ammon Sentenced to Sing Sing for Theft Connection
Colonel Robert A. Ammon, convicted of receiving money known to be stolen in the Miller syndicate case, was transported to Sing Sing prison on August 11 to begin serving his sentence.
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Robert A. Ammon
Dicate
Sing Sing
Lawrence edge Nashua 1 0 in pitchers battle
Lawrence defeats Nashua 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel at Lawrence. Klobedanz hit by pitch and scored on a mishap. McLean credited with two-base hit for Lawrence. Voorhees pitched for Nashua allowing few hits with eight strikeouts. Attendance not listed.
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Bigbie
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Calhoun
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Kelly
Hooker
Bushey
Berry
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Lake
Merritt
Kerine
Fall River Beats Concord in Ten Inning Garrison Finish
Fall River wins 5 to 2 over Concord in ten innings with O Hara saving in the eighth. Warren and Iott lead Fall River while Eustace and Green contribute key plays for Concord in a high tension game.
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R. B. Po
Iott
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Nobutt
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Newton
Ball
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Green
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Webster
Entryprise Leaves Lisbon for Gibraltar
A cablegram to the Massachusetts Nautical Training School announces the Enterprise left Lisbon bound for Gibraltar. Commander William F. Low US Navy conveyed the update to the commissioners yesterday morning.
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William F. Low
United States Navy
Enterprise
Lisbon
Gibraltar
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