Wall Street Sees Northern Securities Decision Ripple
The July 18 ruling by Judge Bradford in the Northern Securities case shocks stocks of Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Northern Securities. Initial jumps give way to profit taking yet the market recovers some gains as copper and other carriers move. Trading remains active with strong interest from Boston and New York buyers and questions linger over ongoing appeals and bank currency movements.
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Wall Street
Bradford
Trenton
Northern Securities
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Norfolk & Western
Amalgamated Copper
Burlington
Oregon
United States
Boston
New York
CAI
State Street
Utah
8 State Street
Harriman
Amalgamated
Daly West
Salt Lake
Atchison Coereeueeseesr
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St Paul
O & St Louis
Trans
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Hocking Valley
Ilinois Central
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southerd
Louisville & Nassville
Manhattan
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan St Ry
Mexican Central
St P
Reading Peewee
Rock
Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacifica
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis
Wisconsin Central
Brooklyn Rapid
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Tennessee
Eeogius
Accly
Western Westinghouse Electric Union
A Allouez Min
Ag Chem
Tel & Tel
Cretas Ess
Bingham
Boston F
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Catalpa
Chiu
Dom Iron & Steel Eo
Edison Flee Ill
Elm River
Fitchburg
Franklin
Ry & Elec
General Electric
Guanajuato
Mergenthaler
Michigan
Pullman Co
Quincy
Rhode Island
Rutland
Santa Fe
Seattle
Shannon
Swift
Trinity
NTS Coal & ON
U S Steel
bUtab
RLM
Victoria Mass
Big West End St Ry
Westinghouse
Winona
Fitzsimmons Held on Grand Larceny Charge Over Lion Cub
New York July 15 Former champion prize fighter Bob Fitzsimmons was held in 1000 bail in the Coney Island Police Court on grand larceny charges filed by an animal trainer who says Fitzsimmons took a lion cub last Saturday night. Fitzsimmons claims the animal was given to him and refuses to return it. The trainer seeks the cub's return. The lion was locked in a cell at the Coney Island station house.
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New York
Bob Fitzsimmons
Coney Island
Fitzsimmons
Animal Man
Coney Island Station House
United States Mining Co declares 50 cent dividend
The Directors of the United States Mining Company have declared a dividend of fifty cents per share. Payment is due August 15, 1904 to stockholders of record at the close of business July 25, 1904. Transfer books close from July 26 to August 6 inclusive. I. W. Batchelder, Treasurer.
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Osceola
Allouez
Mohawk
Parrot
Shannon
Utah
Winona
Quincy
Centennial
Michigan
Trinity
Victoria
Boston
Santa Fe
American
New England
United Fruit
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bald Butte
Boston Consolidated
GA. Treadwell
Horseshoe
Philadelphia
Seligman Syndicate
Lee, Higginson & Co
New York
H. H. Rogers
Amalgamated
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
M. J. Carpenter
Pere Marquette Railway
Detroit
Mich
Pere Marquette
Chicago
Buffalo
Canada Southern Company
New York Central
Erie
Lehigh Valley
Lackawanna Railroad
Black Rock
Cambridgeport National Bank
Central Trust Company of Cambridge
Central Trust Company
National Bank
H. W. Lamb
Edgar R. Camplin
Charles James
W. G. Davis
Charles Bullock
David A. Ritchie
George F. Kendall
Cambridge
Higgins Development Company
Lake Superior
Arizona
Heath
United States Mining Company
I. W. Batchelder
Athletic Malden Girl an Expert Horsewoman
In Malden on July 15 a well known local athlete Sadie Pepper of 213 Cross Street, about 22, is famed for outdoor sports. Her favorite is horseback riding with daily rides in Middlesex Fells and she is also a capable soprano singer.
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Malden
Sadie Pepper
Cross Street
Pepper
Middlesex Fells
Defeat for Hill Morgan in Northern Securities suit
Trenton N J July 15 Judge Bradford granted a preliminary injunction in Harriman Pierce and others suit to restrain pro rata distribution of Northern Securities assets. The ruling marks a defeat for Hill Morgan interests though it does not decide the main issues. The case centers on title to about 79 million dollars of Northern Pacific stock put into the Northern Securities Company and whether Harriman and Pierce should recover or receive stock in Northern Pacific and Great Northern under pro rata terms.
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Trenton
N. J
Bradford
United States Court Today
Edward H. Harriman
Winslow S. Pierce
Northern Securities Company
Hill-Morgan
Northern Pacific
Harriman
Skipper Smith Reports Huge Haul From Gloucester Voyage
Captain Smith of the Bertha and Pearl arrived at the wharf with a haul of 15 000 large fresh mackerel sold at 13 cents each, slightly under rival Skipper George Hamer. The Bertha and Pearl, out four weeks from Gloucester, had a crew of about 17 men and stock earnings of roughly 150 dollars per man for the trip.
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Captain Smith
T Wharf
George Hamer
Corsair
Gloucester
Newport
R. I
Smith
Santos-Dumont declines return to World Fair in London
Santos-Dumont told the London Daily Express on landing at Havre that he has no plan to return to the United States to compete in the World's fair serial flight. He expressed anger and said the airship was damaged by a crank, not a rival, noting a two month repair would cost about £1600.
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London
United States
Santos-Dumont
London Daily Express
Havre
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Summary
Ennis and Stoppant report Chicago grain prices with July wheat at 0.97 9/16 old and 0.96 3/4 new. Prices show mixed movement on oats and oats, with liquidation pressure on September wheat. Argentine shipments limit gains while cash demand improves on small receipts.
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Ennis & Stoppant
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
Liverpool
Paes Bonds Closing Bid and Market Summary
Closing bid activity shows United Tel and Western Union bonds firming with notable listings for Mexican Cent bonds and Dominion Coal. Total sales reflect 47303 listed shares, 5122 rights, 66000 in bonds, and 14226 unlisted stock across the session.
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Tel & Tel
Ae Ch
B & Q Jt
Dominion Coal
Ltnk & Ft S
United Fruit
dEx
Wisted
Last performances end at Castle Square and Bowdoin venues
Boston theaters present final shows this afternoon and tonight with Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at Castle Square and Bowdoin Square. Next week features Caprice with Florence Rockwell and a fresh edition of the Globe Theatre production with new scenery and cast revisions.
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Castle Square Theatre
Caprice
Florence Rockwell
Mercy Baxter
Isle of Spice
Globe ‘Theatre
Harry Bulger
Woodland
Harry Davenport
Keith
Emil Hoch
Jane Elton
Dicky
Keith's
Clayton. White
Austin & Stone
Billy Washington
SQUA
Bowdo Theatre
DR. Jekyll and MR. Hyde
New York
Sunday and Miscellaneous Church Notices Listed
A dense listing of Sunday services across Boston churches and spiritual groups includes Tremont Street M E Church Dudley Street Baptist Old South Congregational Shawmut lines and various independent spiritual circles with times, locations, and topics such as The Gospel of Good Cheer The Tenth Commandment and Atonement and Divine Plan of the Ages. notes also mention a gospel carriage service at Revere Beach and a patriotic talk by Mrs Slattery at Berkeley Hall.
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Ruggle
S Street Baptist Church
Tres
Washington Streets
A. C. Dixon
D. C
Old South Church
John I. Genung
Amherst College
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
William A. Haggerty
Berkeley Tempile
William
Kelsey
H. A. Barker
Boylston Church
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont
Brookline
J. W. Platner
D. D
Andover
Harvard
Christian Scientist the
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Mary Baker Eddy
Arcade Hall
Park Sq
Park Street
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
O. P. Gifford
Buffalo
Miles Langley
Revere Beach
Pleasanton Hotel
Pee Opoian Hotel
MacGinness
Boston
Mary E. Slattery
Berkeley Hall
Pat
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington Street
Littlefield
Jackson
Smith
L. L. Whitlock
Malden
Progressive Spiritual Society
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Children’s Lyceum
H. ©. Berry
Alice M. Whall
Harvey Redding
Hollis Hall
Hollis—Circle
Kendall
Cutter
Graves
Reed
Kampe
Thompson
McKenna
Fox
Howe
Marston
Hersey
B. Cobb
Commercial Hall
First Spiritual Church
M. Adeline Wilkinson
Harmony Hall
Spiritualist Phenomena Society (Incorporated
N. P. Smith
Huntington Avenue
Saugus Centre
Caird
Nettle Holt Harding
May Pepper
Abbie Heath
Dally
Dover Street
Matook
Winthrop Yacht Club Opens Its New House
The Winthrop Yacht Club dedicated its $25,000 clubhouse last evening with 2500 attendees. Ex-Commodore George B. Leighton presented keys to Commodore William D. Allen, who spoke as dancing followed. Notables from town officials to yacht association members attended, with a full description of the building and facilities on three stories including a 600 capacity main hall and a 250-foot pier with a pagoda.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Winthrop
Willard M. Bacon
George B. Leighton
William D. Allen
Colonel Millis
Forts Banks and Heath
Massachusetts Yacht Racing Association
W. S. Chamberlain
Henry EF. Turner
Edgar A. Cook
Albert M. Torrey
Charles A. Heney
Charles A. Rouillard
Charles G. Bird
Harry M
D. J. Langlands
E. A. Whitney
Winthrop McGee
Ahrend J. Pope
John R. Neal
David Floyd
Charles W. Hall
Post Animal Mask Parade in Melrose July 27
Melrose event hosted by East Side Benevolent Society features a Post Animal Mask parade with prizes for best makeups. Open to all, lawn party proceeds fund Upham street schoolhouse repairs, with 10 cent admission. Children show keen interest and competitors may travel from Boston.
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Melrose
East Side Benevolent Society of
Upham Street
Boston
Sail to Plymouth Aboard the Old Colony Steamer
The Old Colony offers a full day excursion from Rowe's Wharf with a scenic water trip to Plymouth and a return to Boston around 6 30 p m. The ship stops in Plymouth for over two hours allowing visitors to explore the Pilgrim memorials and historic sites unique to the region.
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Rowe’s Wharf
Boston
Long Wharf
Plymouth
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mer
Mount Desert
Union Wharf
Commercial Street
Bass Point
Nahant
Lafricatn
Battery St
G. W. Beebe
Gen
Old Colony
Auto Ride for the Veterans at Concord Campground
The Grand Army event features a motor parade starting at Symphony Hall and looping through historic sites to Concord and back. About 200 auto owners within 20 miles of Boston have offered cars, enabling more than 300 veterans to participate in what may be one of the longest processions on record.
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Symphony Hall
Concord
Grand Army
Boston
G A R Invitation Not Declined By President
Eli W Hall says Roosevelt has not replied to the G A R national encampment invitation for Boston in August. He notes Roosevelt was told of the invitation in Washington and would be pleased to attend, but no final word has been received yet. The committee cannot confirm Roosevelt will be in Boston during encampment week.
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Roosevelt
Boston
Eli W. Hall
Post
Executive Committee
Washington
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Fitz
United States Mining CO
Skipper Smith
Paes
McGea
Palace Theatre
Olio
Olo
Queen of Magic
Nickelodeon
Lexington Park
Rustic Theatre
J. W. Gorman
Alabama
America
Tuxedo
Annie Abbott
Norumbega Park
John Mayon and Company
Mitchell
Marron
Howley
Leslie
Fisher
Fisher and Clark
Imperial Minstrels
Point of Pines
Pines Opera Company
Lynn
Flowerland
Crescent Gardens Rustic Theatre
John Birch
Charles Edwards
Tom Morrisey
Pearl Danforth
Thornton Sisters
Hoyt and Burke
Evangelist Kernohan
THE
Christadelphians
Tremont Street
Tremont and
Concord Streets
E. A. Lake
A. L. Howe
People's Hour
Gar A. Cook
Clarence H. Billings
Ensign K. Tewksbury
George H. Payne
Charles S. Tewksbury
Albert E. Prince
L. Woodard
Charles §. Belcher
Adams, Taylor & CO
State St
G. 0
Blake
Nantasket Real
Nantasket
Martland Brockton
Mace Gay
E.S. Williams
J. N. Proctor
Pemberton
Brunswick
Massachusetts Bay
Lincoln Wharf
Ritschel’s Orchestra
Henry J. Setler
Concordia of
Camb
Turn Verein
Harmonia of &. Dedham
Mannerchor of
Roxbury
Entertainments
Remont
Henry W
Wood
Frank Doane
Stanley Hl. Ford
Walter Lawren
Dove Davidson
Nessor
Harry N. Pyke
John Donahue
Ida Brooks Hunt
Cheridah Simpson
Helen Hale
Alice Dovey
Ida Matlle
Kate Uart
Lucile Nelson
Mattie Nichols
Provincetown
Cap Cod
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe's Wharf
King Philip
ED. W. Dixon
Commercial
Barrow’s Brass Band
F. Chapman
George Feeter
Opera Coin
Mayo San
GLOB
Isle Or
Houst
Hough's Neck
MR. Hyde
Gierman
Nellie B.” Chandler
Ladies’ Orchestra
Labama
Jorumbega
Auburndale
Charles Annie Abbott
Georgia Magnet
Zoological Garden
Johnstown
ACH Century Club
Fadettes
Warman
Model Playhouse
Huntington Ave
Nantasket Point
Pleasure Bay
Attaquin
Snow’s Arch
Otis Wharves
Atlantic Ave
Oliver St
Cape Ann
City of Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
Columbus Orchestra
E. S. Merchant
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Co
Kimball
Cohasset
Green Hill
Nantasket Beach
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