July Market Opens With Bullish Tone Despite Mixed News
July stock market opens with strength as bulls drive prices higher and cover shorts amid a steady demand. June and July financial notices report favorable bank statements, dividend plans, and corporate earnings from Chicago, Boston, and Philadelphia, while copper and zinc markets show ongoing activity and shifts in mining dividends.
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Copper Shares Rally Amid Market Pressure From Shortages
The article notes limited ability to execute buy orders amid copper stock activity and rising sentiment that copper prices may strengthen. It cites Boston and New York markets, call loans, time money, and commercial paper with figures, underscoring scarce copper shares in brokers' offices and cautious optimism about natural price adjustment. Pinkham
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United States Steel Treas Ur Stock Shares for Sale
8000 shares of the Treasury Stock of United States Steel Company offered for sale at current price. For details and prospectus contact J J Ransom Bridge & Co Fiscal Agents at 63 State St Boston.
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Carrier pigeon killed. message found aboard
A carrier pigeon was killed at Hilliard's wharf and a tube on its leg contained a message from Monongahela dated 6:30 a m. The note listed positions and a sequence of bird tosses, signed by Wadha, with details obscured in the damaged text.
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Mastseo Rengan Relief Promises Permanent Cure
An advertisement claims mastseo provides relief and a permanent cure for itching piles. It urges readers not to suffer and notes availability at drug stores with a price of 50 contas per bottle.
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Bryan delegates rally as 16 to 1 purity overshadowed by convention buzz
At the convention site the Bryan camp pushes for a 16 to 1 free coinage plank with gold and silver at that ratio, while rival factions seek moderation. Nebraska leaders urge unwavering bimetallism and a clear 16 to 1 stance amid shifting delegate dynamics and vice presidential speculation.
Bay State Men Arrive in Kansas City for Bryan Support
Massachusetts delegation reaches Kansas City eager for Bryan and Hill as Vice President. They reject the unit rule, anticipate 16 to 1 support, and plan a caucus to decide their stance. Rhode Island Vermont and New Hampshire delegates also back Bryan and want a Hill caliber aide.
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Paine’s Pocket Picked in Massachusetts Theft
Robert Treat Paine Jr. of Massachusetts was pickpocketed tonight and lost a fine gold watch.
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Croker says Tammany backs free coinage 16 to 1 plank
Richard Croker clarifies to AP that Tammany is not fighting the 16 to 1 silver plank. He says the New York organization could back it if a majority believes it would boost votes elsewhere. He notes Democrats will support Bryan regardless of the issue and praises living by beliefs.
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Towne Men Engage In Bid To Shape Fusion Ticket
Kansas City July 2 Towne managers press for a joint fusion strategy to nominate Bryan on July 4 while blocking a vice presidential choice. They advocate conference committees among Democrats Populists and silver Republicans and report Bryan aligned with fair treatment of allies. Pettigrew chairs a committee to push Towne efforts amid growing support from silver Republicans.
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Bryan Hill discuss Democratic platform in Lincoln conference
In Lincoln Nebraska on July 2 a lengthy midnight meeting between W J Bryan and B B Hill of New York ended with Hill leaving for Kansas City at 5 am. Mayor McGuire of Syracuse and Eugene Hughes accompanied Hill. They reportedly focused on the Democratic platform highlighting imperialism militarism and trusts, with free silver not abandoned.
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Vice Presidential Dilemma in Democratic Race
Kansas City July 2 The vice presidential outlook remains unsettled after Shively of Indiana withdraws. Front runners are Charles A Towne of Minnesota and William Sulzer of New York with possible backup from New York figures. The choice ties to whether the Chicago platform is reaffirmed or altered to 16 to 1. Towne would suit a silver platform but loses Western strength on a modified slate.
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Washburn Eyes Vice Presidential Choice for People's Party
George F. Washburn, treasurer of the People's party national committee, after attending the Sioux Falls convention and Chicago conference, says Towne of Minnesota would maximize allied vote or aid pivotal states. He notes Towne’s oratory, honesty, Lincoln Republican appeal, and potential to draw Bryan supporters, while suggesting an Eastern running mate could help carry New York or Indiana. He adds Towne could stay in the race if an Eastern candidate is chosen to win key states.
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Bryan Front Porch Dedication Draws Colorado Visitors
The Bryan front porch dedication in Lincoln, Nebraska, drew the Colorado delegation who traveled from 8 to noon. The Colorado musical group wore Indian costumes, attracting attention. Bryan pledged to fight for the man over the dollar, contrasting Democratic and Republican stances.
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Bryan Tours Country Revise Speeches for Each Section
Mr. Bryan announced plans to tailor speeches for different regions as he toured the country. His remarks drew vigorous applause at the end of the address, highlighting his promise to adapt messages to diverse audiences.
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Roosevelt predicts victory in Kansas campaign swing
Governor Roosevelt greeted by huge crowds in Lawrence and cities including Topeka Osage City and Emporia He credits Kansas with his nomination for Vice President vows to win this year and says the war against brigandage will continue until it ends in the Philippines The tour included brief speeches and enthusiastic receptions across several Kansas towns
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Mob Attacks in Fez Amid Oasis Dispute
In Fez a mob attacked a French meat concern and killed its manager, an American citizen, as tension grows over French encroachments on the Touat Oasis. The British consul seeks police protection for his residence while the Hebrew ghetto is besieged. the legation issues strong representations.
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Nagle Granted Bail After Manslaughter Arraignment
William H. Nagle, accused in the death of former Senator John J. Hayes, appeared in municipal criminal court and was granted bail of 6000. Judge Burke ordered a continuance to August 2. Hatch and Doyle were discharged as witnesses. Hannah Power stood as surety for Nagle.
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More Cubans Arrive in Cambridge on Sedgwick Transport
Four hundred twenty eight Cuban women teachers arrive in Cambridge aboard the Sedgwick with Alexis Frye, Grace Minns, Elizabeth Evans, and Dr. Menocal. Frye praises the group as intelligent and grateful as they move to lodging and schooling arrangements. The party travels via electrics to Cambridge after quarantine with the captain Hendricks in charge.
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Memorial Hall hosts first carload registration session
The first carload arrived at Memorial Hall at 4 15 PM and by after 9 PM Secretary Mann and staff completed the registration. President and Mrs Eliot visited during the teachers’ arrival and stayed an hour as Cambridge and Charles Town residents showed keen interest. Cuban attendees express unified appreciation for the support shown.
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Shaw Trial Opens for Murder of Deputy Hoffman at B Stock Bridge
Frank E. Shaw faces trial for the murder of Deputy Sheriff George W. Hoffman after Dustin Shaw pleaded guilty to breaking jail and impeding an officer. The Windsor County Court session in Woodstock began at 3 pm with a jury panel completed after a hot courtroom.
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English Teachers Plan Pronunciation Focus At Rollins
The English teachers met with Professor E C Hill of Rollins College to decide teaching methods focusing on pronunciation and vocabulary rather than grammar. Classes begin Thursday at Sanders Theatre with Eliot and Frye addressing teachers before regular work starts. Men and women will have separate classes.
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Souvenir of Cubans' Visit News Stand Sale
A souvenir programme for the Cuban teachers’ visit goes on sale at news stands to raise funds for the Harvard Cuban teachers fund. It features an emblematic title page, bilingual text, and illustrations of the school buildings. Fifty thousand copies planned at 6 cents each, with orders to F. A. Blackmer, 68 Cornhill.
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