Manipulators Halt In Their Efforts On Wall Street
The July 17 market report shows a firm undertone with weak demand and curbed activity. Declines in obscure stocks contrasted with modest strength from dividend rumors as traders noted weather, money conditions, and potential use of government funds and a Japanese loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Erie
Amalgamated Copper
Sub-Treasury
United States Steel
United States
Boston
New York
Eas
State Street
New York Stock Exchange
Steel Common
Steel Preferred
Reading
Amalgamated
Pennsylvania
London
Tennessee Coal & Iron
The
Post
Associated Banks
Shaw
Japan
Roxbury Woman Falls From Car Injures Body
Mrs. Sarah J. Murray of 116 Cabot Street Roxbury fell from an inbound Allston car at Village Square Brookline yesterday afternoon. She sustained a severe shaking and contusion and was taken home by police ambulance.
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Allston
Village Square
Brookline
Sarah J. Murray
Cabot Street
Roxbury
Boston Market Ledger Reports Partial Dividends and Sales
The market shows first instalment paid and assessment settled. Total sales include listed stocks of 24 223 shares bonds valued at 8000 dollars and unlisted stocks totaling 7769 shares.
Disqualification at Saugus trots sparks crowd uproar
At Saugus racecourse on July 17 Driver H Brusie was disqualified for foul driving in the third heat of the 2:19 trot, Gratton Bells ruled off though she finished near the lead. Harrison Wilkes faltered on the back stretch, Cox protests denied. Attendance reached 1500 and racing resumes tomorrow with 2:18 and 2:21 trots listed.
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Saugus
H. Brusie
Gratton Bells
Harrison Wilkes
W. Cox
Cox
Brusie
Trout
Lasell
J. H. Nay
F. H. Foster
W. A. Rich
Frank B. Subert
Wilkie
Billy F
Sundown
Daniel Webster
Br. H
Mene CW
Bingham
Bik
Rsisen
McDougall
Ch. H
Sidney
Carlo
A. Merrifield
Willos
B. G
Elder
W. Coe
Elsa
B. m
Electric
Bell
T. EE
Nettie Bell
Bow Bells
A. Mginngy
Lida
T. Arthur
Br. G
Fortunatus Cdt
NAVE
Triard Wolves
Ea Eierers
Erskine Reed
Corona
Belmont Forest
Deiacecalees
Jerome Geis report at last in Equitable inquiry
An official copy of the testimony taken by Superintendent of Insurance Hendricks in the inquiry into the Equitable Life Assurance Society was received by the district attorney's office after Jerome had made several unsuccessful attempts to obtain it last week.
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New York
Hendricks
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Jerome
Baptists Open New England Young People Convention
About 200 Baptist youths gathered last evening at Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple for the first regular convention of the New England Baptist Young People Society. A dinner and reception opened the event which runs through the week. Governor Douglas sent a letter of regret. Welcome addresses were delivered by Rev. Richard B. Esten and Rev. Dr. Lorin A. Clevenger, with Mr. W. S. MacLean. Replies came from Rev. C. W. Jackson and Rev. W. T. Green.
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Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
All New England Baptist Young People’s Society
Governor Douglas
Richard B. Esten
Boston Baptist
Lorin A. Clevenger
Baptist Churches
W. S. MacLean
C. W. Jackson
Bellows Falls
W. T. Green
Natick, R. 4
General Wood Leaves Hospital After Head Operation
General Wood, after a very difficult head operation at St. Margaret's Hospital, was moved home yesterday. A private letter to a city friend reveals he plans to sail for the Philippines in August.
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General Wood
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Philippines
Fire on U S Supply Ship Glacier at Charlestown Yard
A small fire broke out on the deck of the United States supply ship Glacier at Charlestown navy yard yesterday. It was caused by a red hot bolt dropped into a rubbish heap and was quickly extinguished.
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United States
Glacier
Charlestown Navy Yard
Chicago grain quotations and outlook from Ennis and Stoppani
Wheat and corn quotes show mixed moves with September options in the wheat market. Ennis and Stoppani note traders questioning who will take surplus wheat this year as bulls liquidate and prices trend lower after an early strength. Coarse grain prices decline amid general selling by local bears and bearish crop expectations.
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New York
Clearing House
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Young's Pitching Wins for Nationals in 4 to 3 Victory
Cy Young dominates the Cardinals as Boston wins 4 to 3 at the South End. Delehanty and Moran homer. Moran adds another in the seventh. Needham exits after finger injury. Moran and Delehanty spark the offense. Grady and Arndt contribute key plays. Cannell makes two defensive outs to seal the win.
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Cy Young
Boston
South End
Young
St. Louis Cardinals
Delehanty
Moran
Grady
St. Louis
Cannell
Tenney
Pat Moran
Rip Cannell
Beckley
Abbaticchio
Dolan
Svennees
Wolverton
C. F
Raymer
Needham
Cesveee Moran
Brown
St. Louis Aene
Abbatic
Pittsburg Defeats New York 3–0 Behind Wagner Home Run
Pittsburg shut out New York 3 to 0 as Wagner hit a solo homer to left field bleachers in the eighth inning. Beaumont scored ahead of him, and Clymer was ejected in the first inning for kicking.
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New York
Pittsburg
Wagner
Beaumont
Clymer
E Clymer
R. Ar
Clarke
F Leach
Sines KO Wagner
Howard
Brain
Eeerereseen Ee
Browne
Devlin
McGann
Eevee Ersees
Mertes
Strang
Gilbert
Bowerman
Ames
Phillippi
Peitz
Johnstone and
Klein
Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia 1–0 in 10 Innings
In Philadelphia on July 17 Cincinnati edged the Phillies 1 to 0 in ten innings. Overall and Sparks pitched well, with Overall allowing only one hit. Odwell’s single and Steinfeldt’s double delivered the decisive run.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Today
Sparks
Odwell
Steinfeldt
PO E Thomas
Gleason
Eeeerese Qo
Courtney
Ee Titus
Magee
Bransfield
Doolin
Eeevereseees
Seers
Huggins
Barry
Ballswine
National Basketball Schedule Drafted for Six Bouts
National matchups list St Louis at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Pittsburg at New York with games spread across venues and days.
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Minh
Am Car Foundry
Am Locomotivee
Am Smelt & Refining
Sugar Refining Sieielaie Anaconda Min Co
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Nadnetua & Ohio
del & Hudson
del Lack & Western
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie Wc
General Electric
International Pump
Louisville & Nashville
Met Securities
Met Street
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific
Mis
Kcan & Texas
Nat R R
New York Central
Ny, Ont & Western
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Republic Steel
Eee
Rock Island Co
St Louis S
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tenn Coal & Iron
Texas & Pacific
L & West
Union Pacific
Caroline Chem
Westinghouse Electric
R. Er
Boston
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Soveresee
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Osten
New
Chicago defeats Hanlon's team 1–0 in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on July 17 Chicago won 1 to 0 over Hanlon's team. Both pitchers pitched well, with two errors costing a run in the fourth inning that decided the game and could have stretched it to extra frames.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Hanlon
Scores From Regional Matches
Buffalo defeated Newark 9 to 1 in Buffalo New York. Toronto defeated Jersey City 7 to 5 in Toronto. Montreal defeated Montreal 4 to 0 against Baltimore. Rochester beat Providence 6 to 4 in Rochester.
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Buffalo
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Baltimore
Rochester
Providence
Conductor Fends Off Sailors Riot On Boston Line
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on July 17 Conductor G E Marston of the White Mountain limited intervened as sailors from the USS Potomac clashed aboard the train. He tackled four men aiding a brawl and after a brief struggle restored order in under a minute, ending the attempted riot.
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Portsmouth
N. H
G. E. Marston
White Mountain
Boston & Maine
Boston
United States
Potomac
Tockies
Marston
Mr. Marston
Bass Point Nahant Offers Varied Summer Pleasures
From its ideal location Bass Point Nahant remains a cool retreat for pleasure seekers. A new athletic field and dance hall attract sport fans and music lovers. Open air theatre showcases vaudeville talent with Castle and Coogan Elizbeth Miller Mons Faber Marr and Evans and Tom Bateman performing.
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New England
Bass Point
Nahant
Castle and Coogan
Elizabeth Miller
Mons. Faber
Marr and Evans
Tom Bateman
Vorenberg's Big Store Sells Sheinwald Suit Stock
Crowds flood Washington Street and Hanover Street as Vorenberg's advertises a bankruptcy sale of L. Sheinwald 69 Summer Street Boston stock. Thousands buy suits at prices claimed below maker costs amid intense buying excitement.
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Washington
Hanover Street
Old Colony to Plymouth Visit Highlights Pilgrims Town
A travel note extols Plymouth as the most historic American town with Mayflower landing sites relics of Bradford Standish Alden on display. The Old Colony steamer departs Rowe's Wharf at 10 a m daily and Sunday, giving nearly three hours for dinner and sightseeing in Plymouth.
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Plymouth
America
Bradford
Standish
John Alden
Old Colony
Rowe’s Wharf
Ex Councillors Crane Guests in Pittsfield Visit
In Pittsfield on July 17 ex governor and council members arrived at Senator Crane’s Windsor summer home for a visit. The party planned a Windsor welcome and a Berkshire Hills tour with a banquet at Wendell and possible ping pong or lawn tennis due to few players ready for baseball.
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Pittsfield
Bater
Murray Crane
Windsor
Bates
McNamara
Jefferson
Maxwell
Howe
Field
Robinson
Counclllor McNamara
Jerry
South Boston
Winethrop
Aldermen approve Bathhouses loan package for street and public works
Mayor Collins sent to the Board of Aldermen a loan bill totaling 587 000 dollars. Principal items include 220 000 for the street department and 250 009 for street layouts. The Lane bill passed with no dissent outlining sewer damages at Bennington street and other city projects.
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Collins
Board of Aldermen
Bennington Street
Inc Ee
Adool Copley Square
Dover Street Bridge
Wiente
Chelsea Bridge
South Draw
Cottage Street Bridge
Cccessccces
Cis Power Cae
Sib Wah Bok
Ninth Street
Sont Hobson
Freeport Street
Eustis Street
Seeke Ferrias Likely Signed by Boston Americans
NEW BOX MAN FOR CHAMPIONS SOUTH BEND Ind July 17 Seeke Ferrias a tall lanky pitcher from South Bend central league team is expected to be signed by the Boston Americans. In his second pro season he leads pitchers in the league and fields well while batting 207 He is 21, 170 pounds, and over six feet tall.
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South Bend
Ind
Ferrias
Boston Americans
Chatsworth
Ill
Dubuque Gunboat Runs Aground Near Spermacetic Cove
The U S gunboat Dubuque grounded in Horseshoe near Spermacetic Cove in lower bay early morning. Tugs hauled her off at high tide by 6:50, with the bottom described as shifting sand and no apparent damage.
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New York
Horseshoe
Spermacetic Cove
Lower Bay
Canada Troops to Visit Here for British Day Event
The Canadian Forty-third Regiment of Toronto, 650 strong, will arrive at South station at 6 a m Aug 5 with about 1500 admirers. They will be met by British veterans and local organizations, breakfast at the armory, then entrain at 8 for Providence to join British Day activities. The party returns to Boston for a church parade and harbor trip before a Tuesday morning departure. Commanded by Colonel S Maynard Rogers, they are escorted by Lord Aylmer and Frederick Borden.
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Toronto
South Station
Honorable Artillery Company
Boston Fusiliers
Highland Brigade
Oakes
Fifth
Providence
Boston
S. Maynard Rogers
Spoiecesch
Lord Aylmer
Frederick Borden
Canada
Newton Highlands Man Struck By Derrick At Work
Michael Camso, 25, of Newton Highlands, was struck in the abdomen by a derrick handle while excavating on the Boston and Albany tracks. He was taken to Cottage Hospital in critical condition with internal injuries. Doctor Phelps attended him. He is employed by Gow and Palmer.
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Newton Highlands
Boston & Albany
Michael Camso
Gow & Palmer
Phelps
Camso
Cottage Hospital
Domestic Jump From Window Sparks Roslindale Search
Mary Menich eighteen a domestic employed by Mrs W Fairclough of 181 Beech street Roslindale jumped from a kitchen window and disappeared. She had been in a home at 98 Dartmouth street and was found after several hours of searching.
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Mary Menich
W. Fairclough
Beech Street
Roslindale
Dartmouth Street
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Centennial
NEW York Bonds
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Col Sou
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UN Pac
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Sederquist
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H.R. Leighton & CO
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Devonshire ST. Oston
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Fitchburg Pref Ee
Franklin Min
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Rhode
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Victoria Mineree
West End St Ry
Western T & T
Hoot Saugus
Jerome Geis
Baptists Open Convention
Wood
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Nationals
Frederic P. O’connell
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Arndt
Batty
Burke
Shay
Poo
Tom Needham
Arnat
Smoot
Frazer
Slagle
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Schulte
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Hoffman
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Scanlon
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Gessler
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