Market Strength and Active Trading Across Major Exchanges
The July 1 market session showed stronger and fairly active trading in Boston and New York with emphasis on short covering and speculative buying led by Metropolitan and select copper stocks. United States Mining rose on a 50 cent dividend news, while several high grade investments gained, and copper futures appeared poised for gradual gains amid anticipated consolidation in New York traction.
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Wall Street
Metropolitan
Acof
New Yorks
Stock Exchange
Boston
New York
Ceksaces
State Street
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Lawson
The
Osceola
Centennial
Allouez
United States
Santa Fe
Calumet & Hecla
Quincy
Tamarack
Arcadian
Atlantic
Shannon
Winona
Bingham
Daly-West
Mohawk
Michigan
Utah
Victoria
Wolverine
Boston & Maine
Chicago Junction Stock Yards
Boston & Albany
American Telephone
American Woolen
New Haven
Massachusetts Electric
United Fruit
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Rotary
Boston Consolidated
Treadwell
Horseshoe
Majestic
Pioneer-Lynn
Boston & Northern
Old Colony
Fisk & Robinson
Gulf & Ship Island Bonds
Adventure
Isle Royale
Mass
Trimountain
Champion
S Baltic
Baltic
Southern New England Telephone Company
Butte, Mont
Boston & Mont
Stock Exchange Summary of Dividends and Trades
Btrst instalment paid and ex dividend noted. Ex rights apply. Total sales show listed stocks at 8304 shares, O rights 3879, bonds 27 with 1574 shares. Unlisted stocks amount to 27,600 dollars.
Marine Cargoes and Arrivals at Boston Harbor Summary
Seining schooners Victor under Capt Sol Jacobs with 16 000 large fresh mackerel 650 barrels salted mackerel from Block Island and Manomet with 5000 fresh mackerel. Venus reports 150 mackerel. Ground fish Joan M Keen 1500 lb haddock 9000 cod Sylph 2000 haddock 14000 cod. Eva and Mildred landed 66 swordfish at 7c lb. Haddock 1 50 per cwt large cod 2 75 pollock 1. Centered on bustling port activity with liners Canopic Republic Caledonian Weyland, Canopic departure details.
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Victor
Sol Jacobs
Block Island
Venus
Joan M. Keen
Eva
Mildred
Haddock
Brooks’ Yard
East
Boston
William F. Palmer
G. O. Waltz
Waldoboro
Waltz
Maine
Governor Ames
Azores
Mediterranean Sea
Canopic
Enoch Maddox
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Caledonian
Manchester
South Boston
Eliot
St. Paul’s Island
North Sydney
C. B
Snowdon
Toye
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rachel Emery
Wyman
New York
Louisburg
Everett
Coke
Dania
Norfolk
Landsman
Moths force woman to move from Melrose residence
Mrs Vira Westgate left Wyoming Heights because gypsy moths over weeks covered her home and invaded interiors. Caterpillars swarmed the exterior and crept inside, making life miserable and prompting relocation to the edge of the woods.
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Melrose
Wyoming Heights
Vira Westgate
Railroad Earnings Show Gains Across Weeks in June
The gross earnings of 41 roads for the third week in June totaled 7 848 767 dollars, up from 7 661 584 the same week in 1908. Twenty five roads rose while 16 fell. Since July 1 the group earned 400 957 127 dollars, an increase of 11 301 281 over last year. For the longer period 28 roads show gains and 18 declines. Some late earnings are listed in detail.
Telegram Advises Market Moves At 9:50 A.M.
A telegram received at 9:50 A.M. each day is described as giving the most accurate market advice seen, signaling a trusted source for daily trading guidance. The message emphasizes precision and reliability, suggesting regular use by investors seeking timely insights.
Dividends Declared by Several Companies
United States Mining Company declares 50 cents per share dividend for August. New York & New Jersey Telephone Company pays 1.4 percent quarterly on July 5. Consolidated Gas Company declares 2 percent quarterly on September 15. American Car and Foundry Company directors meet and declare a common stock dividend for the quarter ended June, cutting from 4 percent to 2 percent last February.
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United States Mining Company
New York & New Jersey Telephone Company
Consolidated Gas Company
American Car and Foundry Company
Dorchester Club Postpones Concert with Fireworks Display
The Colonial Club of Dorchester postponed its band concert last evening to next Wednesday. The grounds will be aglow with electric lights and a fireworks feature is planned as part of the evening program.
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Colonial Club of
Dorchester
Shipping News Mini Almanac Items Arrive And Depart
Shipping notices list arrivals and clearances for multiple steamers and schooners. Republic from Liverpool arrives with passengers and cargo for White Star line. Numerous vessels sail for European and Atlantic ports, with tugs and barges noted for Newport News, Baltimore, and Norfolk.
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Liverpol
Queenstown
Charles F. Mayer
Machow
Salem
Mass
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Blair
Bath
City of
Rockland
Pierce
Bangor
Dingley
Dennison
Portland
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Ober
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Godfrey
Gloucester
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Lloyd
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Enterprise
Manheim
Preston
R. M. Waterman
Whipple
Beverly
Artel
Brittain
Lynn
Theodora Palmer
Newport News
Samuel W. Hatheway
Kent
Port Tampa
Fla
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Johnstone
Norfolk
George W. Jordan
Holder
George H. Ames
Watts
Brunswick
John B. Biemiller
Adams
T. Carleton Henry
Crowley
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Azores
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Nales
Genoa
Admiral Dewey
Port Antonio
Jam
Bodo
Gibara
Cuba
Vera
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Juniata
Clara A. Donnell
Philadelphian
London
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Lillie
S. D
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. S
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
Chatham
Washington
Age Penobscot
New London
International
Lincoln
Schuylkill
Richardson
Juno
Norfalk
Sunday Worship Across Boston Baptist to Spiritualist Churches
A packed Sunday church page lists Tremont Temple Baptist with the Mount of Vision sermon by Rev. P. S. Henson and Jonah series. Ruggles Street Baptist, People's Temple, Dudley Street Baptist, First and Old South Congregational, Berkeley Temple, Christian Catholic, and many other congregations with service times, sermons, and free seating. Spiritualist meetings abound at Boston and area halls with seances, lectures, and mediums. churches and centers advertise calendars, pastors, and special programs.
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P. S. Henson
D. D
L. H. Rhodes
Jonah
Henson
Jesus
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
A. C. Dixon
D. C
Jenkins Orphanage
Charleston
S. C
People’s Temple
Charles A. Crane
Satan
Young People’s Society
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Bustard
Shawmut Congregational Church
Brookline Streets
William T. Meckelvveen
MecElveen
Old South Church
Third Church
Samuel KE. Herrick
Boston
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
W. S. Kelsey
Berkeley Temple
Allen A. Stockdale
Joseph Slattery
Berkeley Hall
Hilon
Bourke Cochran
Jesuit College
Evangelist Kernohan
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ Jesus
Mwhe First Spiritual Church OF
Boston (Inc
Clara E. Strong
America Wall
Washington Street
Circle
Messrs
Mason
Graham
Brewer
Davis
Cutter
Mattie
Brown
Miss Strong
Huntington Avenue
Hollis
Washington—Circle
Kendall
Greaves
Reed
Howe
Williams
Kampe
Woods
Jersey
Jackson
Marston
F. Cobb
Chrele
First Spiritualist Church
M. Adeline Wilkinson
Indian Healing Circle
Malden
Progressive Spiritual Society
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Children’s Lyceum
Alice M. Whall
Harvey Redding
Matook
Gaird
Mamie Helyett
Abbif Heath
Vitaopathic
Dover Street
H. A. Young
Williams Street
Chelsea
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Feeb
Africa
Chicago Grain Quotations From Ennis and Stoppani
Ennis and Stoppani report Liverpool wheat shows fair strength amid wet weather fears for crops. Openings were flat yet bids rose on small lots, with a later pullback as commission houses sought profits. Deliveries on July corn heavy, buying by elevators steadied markets, and oats rose on corn strength while cash demand remained subdued.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago
Liverpool
A. m
Independence Day Train to Newport From Boston
Popular excursion by special express train from Boston to Newport and return on Monday July 4 at a low round trip rate of 1. Passengers are limited to train seating capacity, so buy tickets in advance to avoid disappointment.
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Newport
Boston
Deer Escapes Pursuing Dogs At Cambridge Reservoir
A full grown deer fleeing two dogs ran from the woods near the Cambridge water basin yesterday and swam across the big reservoir before fleeing back into the woods and becoming unseen.
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Waltham
Cambridge
Stage matters in Boston theater holiday lineup
The Fourth of July matinee schedule features Woodland and Tremont Theatre shows with Pixiey and Luders fantasy of the forest in week five of its engagement. Globe’s Isle of Spice nears 100th performance. many Boston venues announce farewells, new lineups, and notable performers across Bowdoin and Castle Square theatres as crowds flock to holiday performances and special acts.
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Tremont Theatre
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B. C. Whitney
Isle of Spice
Globe Theatre
Grace P. Atwell
Boston
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Conn
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Henry “Lay Barnabee
Nottingham
Castle Square Theatre Company
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Gertrude Berkeley
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John F. Webber
William J. Hasson
Louis Thiel
Howell Hansel
Palace Theatre
Big Dan
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Curio Hall
Ludwig Eisenbaun
Nickelodeon
Castle Square Theatre
Belasco and DeMille
Griffin
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bowdoin
New York
Norumbega Park
Winston
Seals
Pierce
Maizee
Tists
LaVeen and
Cross
Carl W. Sanderson
Norwood Brass Band
Music Court
Rustic Theatre
Lexington Park
Kenny and
Hollis
Nellie B. Chandler
Ladies’ Orchestra
Point of Pines
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Mrs Michael Hannon of Concord Junction Dead
Concord Junction July 1 Mrs Michael Hannon widow of Michael Hannon died yesterday afternoon after months of illness She leaves four sons and three daughters The eldest is wife of Maurice Heffernan captain of the fire department The second daughter is wife of the Hon John F Fitzgerald Her death will be mourned by the people of Concord and Acton where she had lived for 50 years
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Concord Junction
Michael Hannon
Maurice Heffernan
John F. Fitzgerald
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