Wall Street recovers as Amalgamated dip fades and shares rally
The market resumes gains after yesterday’s Amalgamated Copper slump with New York Central and St Paul leading. Amalgamated rebounds to 49 1/2, Copper Range and Osceola show support, and bankers note improving sentiment for loans in the week’s bank statement outlook.
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Wall Street
New York Central
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Reading
Erie
Illinois Central
Kansas & Texas
Union Pacific
Atchison
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Copper
Colorado
Toledo
St. Louis & Western Securities
Rock Island
Pennsylvania Company
Boston
New York
State Street
Shorts
Roosevelt
Congress
Copper Range
Osceola
Tamarack
Calumet
Adventure
Atlantic
Centennial
Mass
Michigan
Parrot
Trinity
American Telephone
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Electric
Boston Elevated
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State
Boston & Maine
Adams Brown
Central National Bank
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Houghton
Ahmeek Company
Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Interior
Heath
Trade optimism and firming prices across regions
Bradstreet reports bright summer weather boosting crop prospects and fall trade. Railway earnings rise 13 to 16 percent, with the Southwest showing stronger trade tones. Cotton and wool markets vary, iron remains robust in production, and overall fall demand looks healthier despite weather and labor concerns.
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New York
St. Louis
Stage Stays And New Acts At City Theaters This Week
The Castle Square stock company ends its run of The Bells of Haslemere this afternoon and evening as Fanchon looms next week. Peggy from Paris at Tremont draws seaside party crowds. the 10th week ends tonight. Aubrey stock closes We Uns of Tennessee at Music Hall today. reopens Monday Aug 10 with Down by the Sea. Keith’s welcomes Montrose acrobats and More next week.
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Castle Square
Haslemere
Fanchon
Peggy
Paris
George Ade
Tremont
Aubrey Stock Company
Music Hall
Gregsons
Hume
Ross and
Lewis
Dillon Brothers
Pretty Girls
the Howard
Austin & Stone
Snakerines
van Goffe
Charles Waldron
Palace Theatre
Barnum
Jessie Couthoui
Norumbega Park
Hacker
Lester
Katherine Roth
Fowleys
Ward
Curran
Solaret
Elmnore
Bush
Gordon
Darrows
Charles Cartmell
Lexington Park
Zoological Garden
Rustic Theatre
Till
Reed
Shaw
Earl
Wilson
Killeen
Murphy
Point of Pines
the Pines
Pauline Hall
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Grahams
Arthur Young
Emerson and Omega
Morgan
Phillips
Nahant Line
Boston Marine Band
Union Wharf
Commercial Street
Snow’s Arch Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Hough's Neck
Rowe's Wharf Line Serves Pemberton and Nantasket Excursionists
Steamers run hourly from Rowe's Wharf to Pemberton and Nantasket daily as the season opens. The resort offers band concerts every afternoon and evening and a new amusement hall with varied entertainments. A late Boston boat grants evening concert goers extra travel.
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Rowe's Wharf
Pemberton
Nantasket
Boston
Public Landing
City Point
Ella
Castle Island
Madelaine
Marine Park Boat Service
Amalgamated Copper declares small dividend
At a July 16 1903 directors meeting the Amalgamated Copper Company announces a dividend of one half of one percent payable August 31 1908 to stockholders of record at 3 p m July 23 1903. Transfer books close 3 p m July 23 1908 and reopen August 10 1903. WM G Rockefeller secretary and treasurer.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
Broadway
New York
WM. G. Rockefeller
Ex dividend and rights noted on mixed holdings listing
The report shows assessment paid and total sales across listed stocks 19 881 shares bonds 32010 rights 8987 unlisted stocks 12797 shares. Ex rights and ex dividend adjustments accompany the ledger of holdings.
The Tyfold Collar Ad for Adjusting Ties
An advertisement explains the Tyfold Collar with side cut outs to adjust a necktie without opening the collar. The design keeps the front closed, hides the cut out, and hides the button. It promises summer comfort and style. Dealers sell Cluett Brand Arrow Brand and Cluett Peabody.
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Cluett
Arrow
The Trip to Plymouth
The Governor Andrew steamer departs Rowe's wharf daily at 10 am for Plymouth offering a scenic voyage past Minot's Light Scituate and Duxbury. A three hour Plymouth stop allows visits to Memorial Hall and to explore the town's colonial remnants before returning to Boston by 6 pm.
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Plymouth Rock
Governor Andrew
Rowe
Scituate
Duxbury
Plymouth Harbor
Plymouth
Memorial Hall
Boston
Andrew
Rowe’s Wharf
Long Wharf
Revere Beach Sunday Hours for Johnstown Flood Show
The management announces Sunday openings for the Johnstown Flood spectacle at Revere Beach. Each Sunday during the season, the presentation runs from 2 o clock to 11 p m to remove any doubt about schedule.
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Revere Beach
Johnstown
Courthouse Too Small in Pemberton County Courts Move
The Pemberton County courthouse, in use about 12 years, is deemed too small for current business. Preparations seek extra quarters outside the building possibly forcing the Board of Health to surrender its second floor hearing room. Justices say enlargement is imminent despite the $2,500,000 building cost and $1,056,000 land expenditure.
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Pemberton Square
Board of Health
Sunday Church Services and Gatherings Across Boston
A roundup of morning and evening worship services at multiple churches including Bowdoin Square Baptist Ruggles Street Baptist Tremont Temple Dudley Street Baptist and First Baptist along with Union Tent Meetings People’s Forum and spiritualist circles. Listings note times venues pastors and topics such as Spiritual Life The Coming of the Kingdom and The Unspoken Gift.
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Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
L. A. Clevenger
D. D
Bible School
Gospel Prohibition Association Service
People's Meeting
Theastor
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
A. C. Dixon
D. C
Madison Park
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
W. J. Williamson
St. Louis
L. H. Rhodes
Williamson
Dudley Street Baptist Church
P. S. Henson
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
O. P. Gifford
Buffalo
Old South Church
Third Church
Oliver D. Sewall
Harvard Church
Brookline
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
C. L. Younkin
Berkeley Temple
William
Kelsey
Hugh Pedley
Montreal
Can
Clarendon Street
Warren Avenue
Morton Plummer
People's Forum
Boston Common
George W. Cook
The
Cooperative Commonwealth
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
W. H. Clough
Lowell
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Northampton
Littlefield
Bixby
Randall
Litchman
Sanderson
Miss Emery
Madame Zara
L. L. Whitlock
Ent
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Reed
Alexander
Smith
Boston
Commercial Hall
Hill
Sears
Horton
McKenna
Strong
Miller
Morgan Memorial
Unitarian
Methodist Episcopal
Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
E. J. Helms
Japan
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Myles Langley
Bay
Canton
Martha A. Bartle
Charles Street
Beacon Street Mall
Wilson M. Backus
William S. Key
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Southwestern Trade Active
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
New England
Atchison Ov
Cles
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of NJ
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
PC & St Louis
Wea
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, Lack & West
Denver & Rio Grande
Hocking Valley
Iowa Central
Kansas City
Nat R R
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pitts
C & St Louis
Rock Island Co
St L & San Fran
St Louis Southwestern
Paul Seeee
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Ada
Levere
St L & West
Wabash
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Coppers
Am Car & Foundry
RG Reaerieen
Even Smelt
Benatioat
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Columbus & Hock Coal
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
International Paper Sae
Eee Senate
Ase
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
U S
Western Union
Rowe’s Wharf Line
Boston Post
Tel & Te
Atch
T&s F
B & Q Joint
St J & C
Western T & T
Allouez
Tel & Tel
Arch
To &Sf
Boston & Albany
Boston Maine
Boston & Proveee
Cal & Hecla
Nh J & Stk Yd
Daly-West
New York Herald
Dom Coal
Dom Ir & Steel
Edison el St
Fitchburg
Gen Electric
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Mass Electric
Eeenee
Pa Mergenthal Lin
Mexican Central
Mohawk
Idria
NH & H
Phenix
Ee Pullman Co
Eos Quincy
Seattle
Shannon
Swift & Co
Trimountain
United Fruit
United Shoe
Coal & of
Utah
Ccce
Victoria
Wolverine
Methodist
People's Temple
Charles A. Crane
Jesus
Jehu
A. M. Thatcher
Hible School
Evangelist Russell
Eastern Avenue
Ferry Streets
Malden
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley Streets
William B. Grant
Mansfield
Charlie
Leander Butler Deguichard
Wright & Ditson
Clark’s
Iames River Park
Pat
Tennessee
Aubrey Stock Co
Howard
P. M
Mark Makers
Entertainments
Nantasket Bach
United States
Martland Brockton
Gay
MR. E. S. Williams
Old Mill
G. P. Cushing
Gen
Mgr
HOTEL
Iwiass
Nantasket Point
Nantasket Beach
Bay Line
Atlantic Ave
A. M
N. Grant
American League Huntington AV
Detroit
Norumbega
Auburndale
Chalbct
Newton Boulevard
Lexington
Revere
Tonicht
Walthour Vs. Moran
Tel
Remont
Henry W. Geo. Ade
Teddy
Liam
Salem Willows and
Gloucester
City of Haverhill
Atlas Stores
Congress Street Bridge
Willows
Gordon Sisters
Jeanetta
Austin
Stone
Bar Harbor
Surprise
Enterprise Transportation CO
F. K. Robbins
Steamer
New Brunswick
Davidson
Lincoln Wharf
Commercial St
Battery St
Edwin GG. Bates’ Orchestra
E. Co. Peck
Tremont Street
Crand Harbor
Bass Point
Nahant
Battery Street
Boylston School Asso
Sheldon
N. E
Keith
Victor Moore and
Miss Littlefield
Fadettes
Frirnst Grand Union
A. Co
Idynn
Oak Island
R. B
Grove
And
Cape Ann
North Side Central Wharf
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Co
Provincetown
Pilgrims
Cape Co
Bay Line Vet
Atkins Paine
Point Or Pines Pines
Pacific House
Olientage
South Shore
L. E. Bova
Norumbega Park Cafe
Marine Park
Park Cafe
King Philip
Edward W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Philadelphia
Sorensen
Houch’s Neck
Atlantic Av
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