Overdue Reaction Has Its Beginning
Wall Street shows a reactionary day with heavy liquidation to take profits after a two day advance. Traders cite distrust of the prior rise and note United States Steel preferred firmness while Amalgamated and Copper Range moves draw attention. The market closes near the day’s low with dull money and cautious sentiment ahead of potential further shifts.
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Champ Clark denounces Republican platform in St Louis
In St Louis on July 7 Congressman Champ Clark assails the Republican platform as mendacious. He criticizes President Roosevelt's policies, warns against party over country, and cites historical parallels while attacking corporate influence and tariff ideas. The remarks frame a broader critique of Roosevelt era Republican governance.
Students of investment values should read financial page
Boston Sunday Post emphasizes the importance of consulting the financial section for investment guidance, urging students to study market trends, analysis, and guidance offered by experts. The notice highlights practical tips, sample strategies, and key terms for informed decision making.
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AT&T Declares Dividends for July 1904
American Telephone and Telegraph Co announces a dividend of 1.5 dollars per share plus an extra 0.75 dollar per share. Payment set for Friday July 15, 1904 to stockholders of record June 30, 1904. Transfer books close July 1 to July 11. Treasurer William R. Driver, Boston, June 15, 1904.
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William R. Driver
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Trusts in Control at Washington and a Boss Senate
A political critique argues for uniform tariff treatment on classed articles and minimal taxes, condemns Republican misrule and growing trusts, and notes the appointment of Philander Knox to the Senate as a sign of Wall Street influence. It questions Roosevelt’s stance and portrays trust magnates as shaping political power through this switch.
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Beavers Re-arrested on Post Office Bribery Charges
George W Beavers former superintendent of the salaries and allowances bureau of the Post Office Department was arrested again in Brooklyn under an indictment found in Washington on Oct 5 last year charging him with accepting bribes connected with introducing the Doremus cancelling machine into the Post Office Department. Judge Thomas set a hearing for next Wednesday paroling Beavers until then in the custody of his attorney.
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Malden Fireman Injured Fighting House Blaze
Thomas F Tracey of Hose 3 suffered a scalp wound when a hose slipped at a fire at John Monahan 106 Commercial Street at 11 this forenoon. Fireman Prindall assisted as the nozzle struck Tracey on the head. Property damage estimated at 250 dollars.
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Bryan Man Favors Parker On Nomination
St Louis July 7 A Nebraska attorney general W D Oldham who helped nominate William J Bryan four years ago at the Kansas City convention now favors Parker for the presidency. Oldham sent a telegram to David B Hill stating Parker's nomination will be satisfactory to Nebraska Democrats.
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Kansas City
David B. Hill
New York
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Wood Alcohol Kills Austin in Reading
Crazed by drink and unable to resist intoxicants, William Austin a journeyman painter drank wood alcohol and died. He had come to Reading about three weeks ago and worked for Walter Cook, a local master painter. Two berry-ping girls found him dead beneath a tree in the afternoon.
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Public School Chief Faces Kiss Charge In Westchester
New York public school life at Public School No 12 in Westchester is in an uproar after principal John F Condon, a married man with three children, was before the Board of Education on Siegrid Bjurberg s charge that he repeatedly kissed her The girl s tale was retold but no witnesses could be produced to corroborate the statements.
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John F. Condon
Board of Education
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Sully's creditors discuss 50 percent settlement offer
New York July 7 creditors of Daniel J Sully & Co consider a new plan providing 40 percent cash and notes for 10 percent. A majority of creditors favor the proposal which would also drop all pending litigation.
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Daniel J. Sully & Co
Cotton Crisis Investigation in Fall River Meeting
Fall River manufacturers representing 1,500,000 spindles out of about 8,000,000 discussed the cotton crisis at a July 7 meeting. A committee was appointed to find the best method to meet the situation, amid failed recent union efforts and plans for reorganizing the Manufacturers' Association.
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Mining Dividends Declared by Several Companies
Daly West Mining Company declares a monthly dividend of 40 cents per share payable July 15. Rock Island Company offers a quarterly preferred dividend of 1 per cent. Worcester Railway and Investment Company sets a semi annual payment of $2.25 per share due August 1.
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Worcester Railway and Investment Company
Chicago grain market report from Ennis & Stoppani
Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain activity with Liverpool wheat cables disappointing despite rains in South Russia. Forecasts show cloud cover and showers in the winter wheat belt while floods in the Southwest boost milling and shipping demand. Weather risks threaten corn development as frost danger grows, and September oats see broadening speculative trading with strong selling in Bartlett Frazier open.
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Street Orator James Cleary Arrested After Speech
A Taunton man, James Cleary aged 57, proclaimed himself a people's rights advocate while delivering a street oration to crowds at 11 pm. His remarks criticizing machinery for displacing workers drew loud applause and led to his arrest by Officer Jerry Sullivan.
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