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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1906
Page
8
Wall Street reports note bears covering positions as liquidation subsides with a holiday approaching. Prices show a cautious uptick as short covering occurs, while analysts warn against a rapid rally due to ongoing liquidity concerns and tight call money.
Kinleydale, a 38 year old Canadian stallion valued at $15,000 and a famed stakes winner, is dying of pneumonia at Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire. He was shipped from Buffalo where a specialist diagnosed the illness after the horse fell ill during transit. The horse belongs to N Dyment of Toronto who operates a string of runners including Tongarder.
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder troubles causing bear ing-down pains backache and nervous symptoms. It includes a testimonial from Mrs J J Murphy of Boston praising relief after using two boxes and notes Doan's Regulets as a bowel aid. The ad lists Foster Milburn Co as U S agents and mentions stock sales figures akx-dividend total shares and bonds.
Raven declined to a new low of 74 cents while Nevada Utah eased to 213 16 and Shawmut rose to 90 cents. The rest of the list remained quiet with prices mostly lower than yesterday's close.
The Shawmut Consolidated Copper Company reports authorized capital of 2.5 million dollars with 600 000 shares, 400 000 issued and 255 508 outstanding. Net debt about 29 600 includes 19 500 Bingham bonds. President Wead notes ore finds in a new Sedalia tunnel near Bingham and outlines plans to extend the tunnel west to intercept the U I vein, with potential 200 tons daily capacity and possible ore shipments soon. Present Sedalia operations are profitable and may rise.
Morning schedule lists pairings for five cities with games across morning and afternoon. Matchups include Lawrence versus Lynn, Lowell versus Worcester, Manchester versus Haverhill, and Fall River versus New Bedford, followed by Lynn at Lawrence, Haverhill at Manchester, and New Bedford at Fall River in the afternoon.
Vigorous hitting from Leith's delivery this afternoon powered Haverhill to six runs while Lawrence managed only one. Final score shows Haverhill six, Lawrence one, with notable performances from CORRES and Duggan against Leith and teammates.
New Bedford, aided by timely batting and solid pitching from Elliott, defeated Worcester 6 to 0. Batteries were Elliott and Coveney for New Bedford with Sline and Knott for Worcester.
Yeager wildness in the first inning produced the lone Lowell run. Abbott pitched well for Fall River, while Bawcock and Gulheen starred for Lowell. Final line shows Lowell 1 Run 5 Hits 2 Errors, Fall River 0 Runs 8 Hits 1 Error. Batteries Abbott Lake Swanson Yeager Sullivan Watters.
Lynn defeated Manchester 2 to 1 as errors by Manchester helped Lynn score. Swope, released to Manchester, allowed two hits in nine innings while Madden caught for Lynn and performed well. Battery details list Smith and Madden for Lynn and Swope and Mce Daniels for Manchester.
The annual race pits Charles River volunteer lifesaving crews from North End and West End against each other this afternoon at the North End beach. Captains Jim Farrell John O Connell and Albert Donovan lead the crews while Councilman McGonigle acts as referee.
Washington July 38 The quartermaster general Humphrey, famed for easing woes, unveils the Humphrey Soother. Mix a lime, ice, a shot of rum, and top with ginger ale for a refreshing remedy amid the summer heat.
Ipsala in European Turkey reports a remarkable fecundity case as a Turkish woman, age 20, has given birth seven times in two years. She had quadruplets in 1904 and last week bore two sons and a daughter, all healthy.
Members of St Patrick's Total Abstinence and Literary Society of Roxbury hold an open house today. In the evening a city sponsored band concert will be held in front of the clubhouse. Committees plan ample entertainment and a fireworks display by society members.
Nearly 40000 vacationers left Boston on the Fourth, as trains and steamships moved crowds to seashore and mountains. Tickets totaled about 105000 dollars with 8000 passengers on steamships and 13000 at South station. Extra cars ran on Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Cape Cod routes to handle trunks, fireworks, and crowds.
Charles L Feldman local counsel for Lee Higginson Co of Boston said Wabash Railroad plans call for a magnificent passenger station on the Hamburg canal strip at Main and Washington streets in Buffalo.
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