New High Levels On This Movement
Wall Street reports lift in markets amid initial strength in local stocks. Union Pacific leads railroad gains as copper and mining shares rally with Amalgamated and Utah rising. bonds remain in demand and copper markets show overall strength amid reorganizations and corporate news. Heath.
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State Street
New York
Union Pacific
Atchison
Lawson
Amalgamated
Utah
Tamarack
Allouez
Mohawk
Osceola
Centennial
Copper Range
Isle Royale
Winona
United States
Dominion Coal
Preferred
United Fruit
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bald Butte
Treadwell
Majestic
Pioneer Lynn
Jupiter Steel
H. D. Corey
Corey, Milliken & Co
England
Wales
France
Germany
Holland
Daniel F. Kellogg
New York Sun
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Supreme Judicial Court
Thomas W. Lawson
New England Gas and Coke Company
Rogers
Mr. Lawson
New England Gas and Coke
Massachusetts Gas
Addicks
United Metals Selling Company
Europe
Majestic Copper Mining & Smelting Co
Maine
Greene Consolidated
Quincy
Franklin
Merrimac
Mass
Merrill, Oldham & Co
Boston
Heath
Dividends Declared On Multiple Companies In July
The H. B. Claflin Company declares a regular quarterly dividend of 2 percent on common stock payable July 165. Third Avenue Railroad pays a first quarterly dividend of 1.5 percent on its stock on July 30 from rental receipts. Stone Webster reports a semi annual dividend of $5 per share on Fall River Gas Works stock, payable Aug 1 to stockholders of record July 18.
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H. B. Claflin Company
Third Avenue Railroad Company
New York City Street Railway Company
Messrs. Stone & Webster
Fall River Gas Works Company
Wheat Market Strong With Active Trading In Chicago
Wheat prices showed a very strong and fairly active day on the Chicago market today. Corn and oats followed wheat’s movement to some extent but remained less active as buyers and dealers responded to the guiding strength in wheat quotes.
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Wall Street
Metropolitan Securities
Combination
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Havana
Ennis & Stoppan
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Oo. Ing
Este “Ing
Why Collision Was Postponed at Point of Pines
Manager O Neill of Point of Pines explains that preparations for a head on collision drew an immense crowd. Only 14 police were provided, crowd control failed, and after consulting engineers and officials the event was postponed. He says refunds will be issued to any ticket holders and that visitors enjoyed other amusements despite the disruption.
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O'Neill
Point of Pines
Revere
Pines
Baby Thrown Into Harbor At Fort Point
A woman, Mabel Smith, 25, of 14 Hanson street, was arrested after being seen near Fort Point channel tossing a bundle into the water. The bundle contained a dead full grown female infant. The body was sent to the morgue and the woman held for investigation as the medical examiner decides if drowning or natural death caused the infant.
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Washington Avenue
Fort Point Channel
Mabel Smith
Hanson Street
Alix Dividend and Listed Securities Summary
First instalment paid on the alix dividend and ex rights. Total sales include listed stocks 13 208 shares rights 3077 bonds 62500 dollars unlisted stocks 1951 shares.
May railroad earnings show gains across major lines
Union Pacific reports its May earnings up 11 percent in gross and 22 percent in net, with the 11 month total up over 10 percent gross and more than 12 percent net. Other lines listed include Norfolk & Western and Pennsylvania routes with solid year to date gains across gross and net figures.
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Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Kesapeake & Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, Lack & West
Denver
Rio Grande
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Lee
Metropolitan
St Ry
Minneapolis & St
Minn
Misouri Pacific
Missouri
Kan & Tex
New York
Rock Island Co
St L & San Fod Piers
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo St
L & West
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Osea
American Feereeese
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
Am Smelt & Ref
Am Sugar Refining
L2rl
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
BOM
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
International Paper Ee
North People's Gas
Pullman Palace Car
Republic Steel Ae
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Westinghouse Filectric
Western Union Een
Norfolk & Western
Mar
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg & Erie
Chicago Great Western
NOU Galeens
National of Mexico
Detroit United
Rain Stops Boston Brooklyn Tilt After Seven Innings
In a rain interrupted game at South End Boston led 7 to 3 when Emilie halted play in the seventh after Brooklyn errors and loose fielding helped Boston extend its lead. Willis dominated until the seventh, with bosom catching and timely hits fueling the Boston charge.
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Brooklyn
Willis
South End
Boston
Bob Emsile
Jones
Needham
Lumley
Buck
Braves
Brooklyns
Tom Needham
Billy Bergen
Dr. Carney
Jordan
Tenney
Dillon
McCormick
Batty
Geler
Carney
Cooley
Fall River Tops Lowell Five to Four
Fall River defeats Lowell five to four in a competitive game. Today’s slate includes Manchester at Haverhill, Concord at Lawrence, Nashua at New Bedford, and Lowell at Fall River in another matchup.
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New England
Manchester
Haverhill
Concord
Lawrence
Nashua
New Bedford
Lowell
Fall River
Perc't. Haverhill Sige
Lowell Beats Fall River In Low-Scoring Contest
Lowell edges Fall River 4 to 2 as Bushey slugged a three-base hit and Dwyer was hit by a pitch. Weddige and Connors produced two-base hits for Lowell while Harris struck out six for Fall River and Bushey fanned seven for Lowell. attendance 900.
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Batty
Delehanty
Dobbs
Carney
Cooley
Brooklyn
Dillon
Needham
Lumley
Sheckard
Babb
Bergen
Jordan
Willis
Boston
Geler
Tenney
Abbaticchio
Ss. Ee
Raymer
Creesettee
Paes
SiVeric Eal
Ratty
Wills
Jones
Cormick Dobbs
McCormick
Emsle
Fred P. O'Connell
Wall River
Seree
Lake
Harris
Bushey
Dwyer
Ryan
New England
Fall River
Weddige
Tibbetts
Lowell
Grant
Moorehead
Cho
Guiheen
Bigble
Hickey
Riccius
Ele
Lake, Laas
McLaug'n
Sechrist
Dorgan
Peterson
McGovern
Pas
New Bedford Beats Nashua in Slugging Baseball Tilt
New Bedford defeated Nashua 9 to 4 as Hollis pitched six innings and homered, with Blatchford less effective for Nashua. Kehoe, Murphy, Valdous, Burrill, Josslyn and Hollis drove in runs. Hickey allowed three Nashua runs in three innings amid substitutions and errors. Attendance was 300.
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Carney
New Bedford
ASU
Kehoe
Murphy
Valdous
Burrill
Josslyn
Blatchford
Nashua
Hollis
Valdots
Labelle
Hickey
Trollis
Pastor, Soffel
Lime
Riva
A.E. Nashua
Bi.po
A.E. Kehoe
Pastor
Ss. S
Toner
Valdois
VanZant
Wilson
Vanderg't Cc
Mullaney
Cassidy
Stackpole
1Ahelle
Ti'rend
H. Wilson
Seah
Gaddis Wagon Collision Near Highland Bridge
William C. Gaddis of 118 Shirley Street Winthrop drove a team that collided with a Crown Carbonating Company wagon near the Highland bridge Winthrop yesterday afternoon Gaddis was thrown from his wagon and suffered a broken leg
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William C. Gaddis
Shirley Street
Winthrop
Crown Carbonating Company
Highland Bridge
Gaddis
Phillies Triumph In 10 Inning Game Over New York
National League report from Philadelphia notes a 10 inning home win as Dooin and Hall drive in the decisive run after Duggleby walked two in the ninth. Roth injures sliding to second. McGinnity, Duggleby, and Taylor pitched. McGinnity allowed 11 hits in nine innings. Dooin and Gleason key offensive plays. Attendance 1,638.
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Philadelphia
New York
Duggleby
McCormick
McGinnity
Dooin
Hall
Roth
New York —c
McGann
Lush
Mertes
Gleason
Dahlen
Doyle
Hulswitz
Gilbert
Warner
Taylor
Balk
PO A. E
Thomas
Bea Suis Cave
Hulswitt
Ors
Seeee Gilbert
Bowerman
Eereee
Eees
Oe & Taylor
bMcCormick
Wire Fatality in Sumner Mills Storm Wave
Biddeford Me July 5 John Bearce 35 a York mills weaver died instantly after stepping on a live electric light wire fallen in a severe storm Lightning halted the fire alarm system and caused a fire at City Hall with damages about 2500 Several other buildings were struck and suffered small losses
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Biddeford
John Bearce
York Mills
Bolt Kills in Fitchburg
Charles Edgan Barker aged 15 was struck by lightning here tonight and instantly killed in Fitchburg. His death adds to a series of storm related fatalities reported in the area, with authorities beginning a formal inquiry into the incident and weather conditions at the time of the strike.
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Fitchburg
Charles Edgan Barker
Thunderstorm Strikes Electric Car in Quincy
During a severe thunder storm an Old Colony street railway electric car in Quincy was struck by lightning. The car carried women and children. none were seriously hurt except Miss Ethel Scott of Pawtucket Rhode Island who was severely shocked. The conductor was thrown from the rear window and his hand was badly cut.
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Quincy
Old Colony Street Railway
Ethel Scott
Pawtucket
R. I
Brooklyn Baseball Today and League Play Logic
Brooklyn reports last chance for league baseball until next Tuesday as world beaters return. Pittinger to work for Buck's Braves Garvin to pitch for Manson's Superbas. Lumley's home run, Carney's fine plays, and Hanlon's discontent color a busy day amid league and newspaper series talk.
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Brooklyn
Pittinger
Buck
Braves
Garvin
Manson
Superbas
Billy Dineen
Arthur Glover
Jerome Kelley
Malcolm Ducker
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Lumley
Carney
Buckenberger
Cannell
Jordan
Hanlon
Hugh Duffy
Post
The
Globe
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago
White Sox
Boston Nationals
National Association
Providence
Boston
Collins
Round Trip Tickets Offered for Old Home Week trip
The Plant Line issues round trip tickets to Charlottetown for Old Home Week across Prince Edward Island. Valid for travel Saturday July 9 Tuesday July 12 and return by August 1, at less than half fare. Tickets go on sale Thursday morning at Plant Line offices Union Wharf and 298 Washington Street while limited supply lasts.
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Bass Point
Nahant Boston
Mount Desert
Union Wharf
Commercial Street
Nahant
Lafricain
Boston
Ferry Cara
Battery St
G. W. Beebe
Gen. Mer
Washington Street
Prince Edward Island
Plant Line
Charlottetown
Plant
Royal Blue Line announces two tours to St Louis World Fair
The Royal Blue Line offers two 11 day tours from Boston to the St Louis World Fair, departing July 16 and 30. All expenses and details are provided, with stops at prominent cities both ways. For itinerary and illustrated booklet send a postal to Joseph P. Taggart, N E P A, 860 Washington Street, Boston.
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ST. Louis
Royal Blue Line
Boston
Washington
New England
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Mass
Gala Days on Steamer New Brunswick Excursion
Sunday and yesterday the steamer New Brunswick hosted gala outings with ideal weather. A professional party provided impromptu vaudeville entertainment featuring Annie Conley, John Conley, Effie Conley, and John Dempsey. Tomorrow plans promise another grand event with Isle of Spice and Globe Theatre members, plus Traveler Fresh Air Fund children invited by Caspar Berry.
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New Brunswick
Annie Conley
Tenderfoot Company
John Conley
Effie Conley
John Dempsey
Isle of Spice Company
Globe Theatre
Traveler Fresh Air Fund
Caspar Berry
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Paw
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Austin & Stone
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Traderite
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Ladies’ Orchestra
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York
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Dr. Jekyll
Hyde
Johnstown
America
Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company
Massachusetts Bay
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South Shore
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