Copper Market Broadening Out
Wall Street reports a firmer copper market with broadening buying and little selling pressure. United States Mining and copper names rise as investors anticipate continued strength, while bonds are irregular and the money market shows only slight changes.
Chicago Grain Quotations From Ennis & Stoppani
Ennis and Stoppani report no Liverpool wheat cables and a steady London. Wheat briefly fell to strike price with buying support. buyers expect higher prices later before new crop movement. Corn receipts 483240 versus 588000 last year. weather fine and shipping demand softer. Oats turn strong after a slow opening as local professionals push buying against large short interest.
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Dividends Declared by Several Companies
The Western Telephone Company declares a semi annual 2 percent dividend as of August 1. Ames Shovel Company issues a semi annual dividend of 1 dollar per share on July 27. Great Northern Railway Company posts a quarterly 1 percent dividend as of August 1. Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company announces a quarterly 2 percent dividend as of August 1.
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New York Stock Market Opens Heavy Then Recovers
New York July 18 The market opened heavy on unfavorable far eastern developments and weak London prices. Buying soon absorbed offerings and stocks like Brooklyn Rapid, Metropolitan, Louisville & Nashville, Pennsylvania, Reading, Union Pacific and Steel issues rebounded. By 10:30 the selling pressure returned with rumors of a new B. A. T. control deal and hidden manipulation around Metropolitan stock.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Boston Testimonial
Daniel J Harrington of 21 Dartmouth street Boston carpenter says after twenty years of kidney trouble with night-time secretions headaches dizziness and excruciating back pain Doan's Kidney Pills relieved all symptoms after ten months and he now remains free of the issues sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the U S Remember the name Doan's and take no other
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New York Americans Edge Detroit In Tight Inning Game
In New York, the Ameri cans beat Detroit 2 to 1 as Marrett fumbled and Williams hit to O Leary for the winning run in the final inning. Chesbro fanned five for New York while Donovan struck out nine for Detroit. Attendance 2269.
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St. Louis Beats Philadelphia 1–0 in Ninth Inning
St. Louis ended Philadelphia's win streak by plating the game's lone run in the ninth. Wallace delivered the RBI single and Kahoe added a two-base hit. Glade pitched well and the St. Louis defense starred in the American League contest played in Philadelphia.
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Chicago Five Washington One Crucial Inning Bunches Hits
Walsh was effective for Chicago as he kept Washington's hits scattered except one inning. Chicago defeated Washington 5 to 1. Most hits by Chicago came off Dunkle in three innings.
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St Augustine Field Day Announces Aug 6 Events
The St Augustine field day committee released the event list for this year’s open amateur track and field games set for Saturday August 6 at Locust Street grounds Dorchester Avenue South Boston.
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Games Today Feature National Matchups
National basketball card lists Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Ince Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburg with teams to watch and potential outcomes.
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Pittsburg Triumphs 2-1 Over New York in Ninth
Pittsburg wins 2-1 in ninth inning with Wagner and Sebring three baggers and Ritchey single. Lynch shaky two frames then steadies. Mathewson falters despite Mertes and Leach plays. Highlights include Wagner and Sebring triples, Leach snag, and 5330 in attendance.
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Pitchers Duel Ends With Hulswitz Error
Chicago 8 Philadelphia 7 in a tight game decided by Hulswitz error in the last inning. Kling drove in the lone run on a single aided by an error and an out. Williams fielding highlighted the affair as the winning run came with two outs.
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Cincinnati Game Brief Ends After One Inning
Cincinnati report notes Garvin pitched one inning in unsettled conditions with four hits and an error marking a short start.
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Cronin Succeeds and Faces Hard Hitting Brooklyns
Cronin, who had followed the chief, was struck hard at intervals as the Brooklyns failed to mount a timely offensive. The offense could not string together bases or hits to capitalize on scoring chances.
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Dineen Returns as Doubleheader Promises Hopeful Split
Hard luck for Dineen as two games are set today starting at 2. Young and Winter will pitch for Boston per Collins. Sheridan drew ire after calling Lachance out at third. debate whether Lachance would have scored. Large crowd and strong Ladies Day turnout frame a tense day, with fans hoping for an even split and Mickman’s late-hit noted.
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Trade talk and rivalries swirl around fast baseball scene
Rally starts as Cleveland claims a winner with trading talk about Suthoff from Cincinnati to Philadelphia. Giants manager John J. McGraw hints at possible World Series crossovers if the pennant lands in New York. Milestones include Providence hitters Aubrey and Daly primed for strong seasons, Milwaukee touts Stone at .419, and Dorchester battles West Quincy with Mansfield set to pitch. Bellwether teams like Hemlocks, Iroquois A. C., and Dorchester High plans loom. Boston-area clubs seek rivalries, schedules, and trials for state championship.
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