Grangers Rise Amid Bullish Tilt in New York Market
Tuesday trading sees New York market exceed 700000 shares with selling pressure outweighing buying. Grangers advance sharply while profit taking suggests a minor pullback before an eventual resumption of the bull run. Copper group leads with Amalgamated up. several miners and rail plays show modest gains amid a firm money market and renewed interest from the bears. The Old Dominion and Heath notes await forthcoming reports.
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New York
Centennial
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Heinze
United Copper
Quincy
New Haven
Atchison
St. Paul
Saissouri Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Ates
Boston
Papet
Boston Market Daily Bond and Stock Totals
Boston on July 15 reports highest bid roway sales and closing prices. Total sales include listed stocks 13911 shares rights 2899 bonds 91500 unlisted stocks 10513 shares bonds 92000. Ex dividend and ex rights noted with first instalment paid.
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Bell
Gee
Mich 5S. 6,000 10914 10944 109 110 Fre & E H
NE Gas & Coke
Seattle
el Ist
PQ \m Ag Chemical
Tel & Tel
Roston & Maine
al & Hecla
SJ &Sy
Mercur
Daly- West
Om Iron & Steel
Boston Land
Atna Mining
Mitchburg
Ren Flee New
Isle Royale Mining
Mohawk Mining
Mont & Bos
N & Cot
E Gas & Coke
Kbetel & Tel
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Dom
Isceola Mining Eee
Parrot Mining
Pere Mariette
Ullman Oe
Reece
Shannon Mining
Southern Ry
Swift & Co
Terre Haute el
Ee . Oh
Eee
Tnion Pacific
United Fruit
United Shoe
Ss Steel
Utah Mining
Victoria Mining
West End St Ry
Western Tel & Tel
Girl Takes Laudanum in Maine Bourne Case Emerges
Miss Anna Graham a 17 year old of Central Falls says she took laudanum and that married man Daniel D Bourne, who vanished Friday, was with her and drank it. She left him in the woods and he is presumed dead. Doctor warns exposure may prove fatal. Bourne’s whereabouts unknown.
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Pawtucket
Anna Graham
Jenks Street
Central Falls
Daniel D.bourne
Bourne
Miss Graham
City Sues L Road Over Elevating Railway Damages
Boston city filed eleven suits in Superior Court against the Boston Elevated Railway Company claiming property damages from location construction and operation of the Elevated line. The total sought is 189000 dollars with depreciation in market value and noise as damages. Petitions were filed by Assistant Solicitor Childs.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Childs
Lorimer Sails for Europe from New York
Dr. George C. Lorimer of Madison Avenue Baptist Church and formerly of Tremont Temple sails for Europe this morning aboard the Commonwealth with Mrs. Lorimer.
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George C. Lorimer
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
New York
Tremont Temple
Lorimer
Europe
Biennial Hibernian Convention Opens in Denver
July 15 Denver delegates, nearly 500 strong, gathered at Coliseum Hall for a parade and pontifical high mass at Sacred Heart Church celebrated by Bishop Katz. Sermon by Rev. J. Barry. After procession, Stephen J. Donlevy chaired the first session and welcomed remarks came from Governor Orman, Mayor Wright, and C. G. J. McGuire.
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Coseum Hall
Aen
Heart Church
Weeer
Atz
Pb . R. J. Barry
Coliseum Hall
Stephen J. Donleavy
Orman
Wright
CG. J McGuire
John T. Keating
James S. Woolan
Minneapolis Mayoralty Police Scandal Exposed by Grand Jury
Minneapolis grand jury indicts Mayor Ames, Chief of Police Fichette, Norbeck, and others for bribe taking from a gang of crooks known as big mitt men. Detectives turn state’s evidence. multiple convictions. ongoing probe into city administration and police corruption.
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Ames
James C. Howard
John C. Morrissey
Police Department
Erwin A. Gardner
Christopher C. Norbeck
F. W. Ames
John Long
John” Fichette
Charles Brackett
Billy” Edwards
Charley” Howard
Picnic of North End Catholic Society in Essex Mass
The annual outing of the Society Maria Santissima Auxilitum Christianorum of the North End took place at Centennial Grove in Essex Massachusetts yesterday with 709 members attending. Afternoon events featured athletic contests including a fat men's race won by Frederick Cavanaro. A parade led by president Fred Di Pesa traveled to and from the picnic as buildings along the route were lit with Japanese lanterns, skies filled with skyrockets and colored lights.
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North End
Centennial Grove
Essex
Mass
Frederick Cavanaro
Fred di Pesa
Globe Takes Advertiser Building in Washington Street
The Globe Newspaper Company yesterday took title to the Advertiser building at 246 to 248 Washington Street adjoining the Globe. After fire damage rumors had circulated until a sale was finalized by T Dennie Boardman and Reginald Boardman. The marble front structure sits on 3017 square feet with an assessed land value of 256400 and building tax of 75000, totaling 331400.
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Globe Newspaper Company
Advertiser
Washington Street
Globe Building
T. Dennie Boardman
Reginald Boardman
Mr. Waters
Indicted Minneapolis Police Chief Heads to Europe
Minneapolis July 15 Police Superintendent Fred W Ames indicted last week in municipal corruption cases is reported en route to Europe. John Fitchette a former mayoral aide confirms Ames is aboard a transatlantic liner and plans not to return to Minneapolis soon.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Fred W. Ames
Europe
John Fitchette
Ames
New Application In Gaynor Case
A new application will be presented to the Canadian government in the John F. Gaynor and B. B. Greene case. They were wanted at Savannah Georgia in connection with alleged fraud in government work.
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Washington
John F. Gaynor
B. B. Greene
Savannah
Kiss Shunners: Evanston Youths Form Anti-Kissing Club
In Evanston Illinois a new group called the Kiss Shunners has formed with three days of operation. The society doubles its membership and pledges members to refrain from kissing while identified with the organization. Leaders include Esther Merrill Florence Hatfield and H G Smith.
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Evanston, Ill
Evanston
The
Kiss Shunners
Garrett Biblical Institute
Esther Merrill
Florence Hatfield
H. G. Smith
Claims Four Husbands Florence Kimball Revealed on Island Visit
Florence Kimball a middle aged English woman with 17 aliases went to Deer Island to stay three months. She told probation officers she had four living husbands and perhaps as many dead. She acknowledged four marriages in court but the men she named denied the unions.
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Florence Kimball
Deer Island
Keefe
Miss Maynard
Florence
McDonough
Grant Forgot Trial Date in Malden Dish
In Malden District Court Carl W. Grant of Malden charged with theft from the Boston Congregational Publishing Society had a defaulted case. The grand jury had returned a bill, and Grant requested the Malden case not be pressed. He later appeared, said he forgot the date, and the case was continued pending Boston authorities actions.
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Carl W. Grant
Boston Congregational Publishing Society
Boston
Emerton
Suffolk County
Grant
Treworgy Trial Begins for Bucksport Murder in Maine
William T. Treworgy of Bucksport goes on trial in Hancock county Supreme Court for the murder of Sarah Ware. The case, long unresolved since 1898, draws large crowds as the jury is sworn and the defendant pleads not guilty. Justice Emery weighs a request to view the Bucksport crime scene.
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William T. Treworgy
Bucksport
Sarah Ware
Hancock County Supreme Court
Emery
Treworgy
Seiders
Albino de Petro Arrested for Readville Knife Assault
Albino de Petro was arrested in lyde Park for a July 6 assault with a knife on his cousin Camillo de Petro. Bonds of 1000 were posted for his Dedham District Court appearance. He claims self defense after being attacked by cousins Cereco and Necolo de Petro at Readville station. He says they followed him from a Boston train and pushed him in the smoking and baggage cars. He faces trial July 24.
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Albino de Petro
Lyde Park
Camillo de Petro
Albino
Cereco
Necolo de Petro
Readville
Boston
Entertaining Season News From Boston Theater World
Henry W. Savage sails for a two week yachting break. Castle Square company enjoys strong crowds at Music Hall with She Stoops to Conquer. The Prince of Pilsen scores well with Tremont orchestra. Jeff D Angelis plans The Emerald Isle for next season. Golden and Corbett appear in biograph pictures, prompting Keiths rumors. Shubert Bros plan Dearborn Street Opera House purchase. Austin Stone’s attracts midsummer crowds. William Norris sails to Europe for The Country Girl. The Martinique Disaster plays at Nickelodeon. S Miller Kent overdue on Canadian hunting trip. Edward Braden named business manager for The Sultan of Sulu. Clara Palmer leads Rogers brothers company. Osborne Searle returns to Boston with fall water color show. Frances Desmonde to star in Across the Pacific.
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Emerald Isle
George Fuller Golden
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Golden
Jim
William Norris
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Hal Murdock
York State
Newton
Mr. Searle
Boston
Frances Desmonde
Bowdoin Square
Blaney
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