Market Breaks on Heavy Selling in Wall Street
Wall Street today saw heavy selling with a weak undertone and signs of urgent liquidation since the prior rise. Bear raids pressured stocks as doubts over dividend sustains and Anglo Russian tensions fueled fears of a larger decline. Copper Range led losses with mixed profits in Calumet & Hecla and other copper names, while traders watched Osceola, Quincy, and Daly West amid broader mining activity.
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Wall Street
Europe
Stock Exchange
Erle
Shorts
Boston
New York
Oman
State Street
Bears
Ecu
Copper Range
Calumet & Hecla
Osceola
Quincy
Adventure
Amalgamated
Utah
United States Mining
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Rotary
Horseshoe
Pioneer Lynn
James A. Pollack & Co
Salt Lake City
Daly-West
Market decline widens as
New York July 26 The stock market weakened further under pressure from ongoing labor strife in the West and New England and from broad liquidation. Trading volume rose with bearish sentiment, and a sharp attack hit Steel preferred around 2 pm. Notable quotes show American Sugar at 128 and Union Pacific at 96 5/8, total shares traded 161,240.
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Illinois Central
Kansas City South
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
J.uete
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan St Ry
Minneapolis & St Louis
St Paul
Missouri
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western AO
Itory Tennsylvania
Soos
Island Co
Rock Wey
St Louis
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
OK Southern Allway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo St
Union Pacific
Wabash Aes
Wheeling & Lake Arle
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer Ice
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Velay Consolidated Gas
Orn Products Ee Eeee
Olg Distillers’ Securities
General Electric Ae Tae
International Paper
Eee
200 &S
Pacific Mail
People’s Gas
Republic Steel Ae WO Ae
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Westinghouse
New York
Western Packing House
New England
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
Atch
Top&sf
Brkion Rap Tran
HOM
Mil & SP
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rggait
Eas Ss Os
Enn Coal & Iron
LSU Hy Sethely See Hee
Bell
T&sf
SOE & S F
ROY Cc B & Q Joint
Tel & Tel
Arch Top & SP
Atlantic
Bingham
Bonanza
Boston
Boston «& Albany
Boston «& Maine
Bos & Maine Pr
Bos Cop & G
Cal & Hecla
Mercer
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Addison el
Franklin
Yen Electric
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Mass Electric
Michigan
Nh&h
Old Colony
Osceola
Parrot
Pullman Co Oe
Quincy Min
Shannon
Swift & Co
Tae
Tamarack
Trinity
United
United Shoe Ma
UW S Coal & Ol
U S Leather Pr
al S
S Steel
GOR
Utah
Victoria
West End St Ry
Western Tel & T
Wolverine
Boston Market Ex Dividend and Instalment Details
The Boston Market reports ex dividend and instalment paid with total sales across categories. Listed stocks amount to 26,478 shares, bonds total $34,000, and unlisted stocks total 7,299 shares.
Two Women Die by Own Action Over Same Man
In Marion Indiana Miss Bertha Ellison 20 and Miss Cora Bowser 19 killed themselves after quarrels over Ross Stephens. Ellison drank morphine following a race outing with Stephens who favored other girls. Bowser, who had previously died in the same house six months earlier, was driven to self destruction by Stephens attention.
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Marion
Ind
Bertha Ellison
Ellison
Ross Stephens
Stephens
Cora Bowser
Miss Bowser
Miss Ellison
United States Steel Declares Quarterly Dividend
New York July 26 The United States Steel Corporation directors declare a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on the preferred stock. Net earnings for the quarter ending June 30 total $19,490,725, down $17,151,583 from the same period a year earlier. Schwab resigns as director, Thomas Morrison of Pittsburgh to fill the seat. Remaining funds allocate for sinking, depreciation and reserves, interest, and the preferred dividend, leaving a surplus of $2,777,644.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
Thomas Morrison
Pittsburg
Upheaval in Detroit Club
Washington reports a Detroit club upheaval after E G Barrow resigns as manager and President Johnson with Owner Yawkey leave. The club plans to trade infielders Greminger Robinson O Leary and catcher Buelow with Buelow sold to Cleveland. Third baseman Coughlin of Washington is expected to join Detroit after this week.
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D. C
E. G. Barrow
Detroit
Johnson
Yawkey
Greminger
Robinson
O'Leary
Buelow
Waivers
Cleveland
Coughlin
Hill
Senators
West
Kramer Wins Championship at Charles River Park Track
Rain halted a premier racing card at Charles River Park. Frank L. Kramer won the half mile national championship with W S Finn second and the Bedell brothers placing high in a rain shortened program. Hugh MacLean dominated the paced race before weather stopped a record run. Fire alarms during crowd unrest caused police action but did not halt the main event.
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Charles River Park
Frank L. Kramer
W. S. Fenn
Waterbury
Bedell Brothers
John
Hugh MacLean
Cambridge
Jupiter Pluvius
E. F F. Root
Melrose
Meuus Bedell
Lynnbrook
Fast Orange
N. J
J. P. Jacobson
New Haven
W. S. Finn
Conn
Floyd Krebs
Newark
F. A. McFarland
San Jose
Cal
John Bedell
Frank Kramer
Menus Bedell
Kramer
MacLean
Isile of Spice Engagement Extended in Boston
In Boston the engagement of Isle of Spice the merry musical extravaganza was extended briefly after announcements had said it would end next Saturday. The show, which had delighted summer theatergoers for 12 weeks, will now run longer at the Globe Theatre to meet popular demand before its New York debut at the Majestic Theatre on Aug 1.
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B. F. Keith
Chicago
Portland
Cleveland
Boston
Buffalo
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Prospect Street
L. M. Ehrich
Globe Theatre
Majestic Theatre
Doans Kidney Pills Bring Relief in Boston Testimony
James F. Moran of 613 Harrison Avenue testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his wife's kidney pains and inflammation after repeatedly, noting family use and benefit. He endorses the remedy, urges others to try it, and cites sister’s improvement. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Boston
Doan
James F. Moran
Harrison Avenue
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Robbed by No End Thugs On Friend Street
Miss Helen V. Cummings was robbed of a chatelaine wrist bag containing money and valuables on Friend Street last evening. One assailant pinned her, another seized the bag, and a crowd chased the pair toward Hanover and Dock squares before one suspect, Michael O'Brien of 17 Mt. Vernon Street Charlestown, was captured by Policeman French.
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Helen V. Cummings
Friend Street
Albert Nixon
Hanover Street
Washington Street
Dock Square
North Street
Policeman French
Michael O'Brien
Mt. Vernon Street
Charlestown
Florence Greene Sues Currie for 100000 Over Insults
Miss Florence Elaine Greene seeks 100000 from William H. Currie of Broadhurst Currie theatrical managers after a breach of contract suit led Currie to lose his temper and call her names at their Broadway office in New York on July 26.
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New York
Florence Elaine Greene
William H. Currie
Broadhurst & Currie
Broadway
St Louis Defeats Pittsburg In First Inning Rally
National league game report from Pittsburg notes St Louis broke the game open in the first inning with Leever hit hard and two Pittsburg errors. Sebring produced Pittsburg’s lone run in the fourth with a two base hit and Ritchey’s three base hit. Final score 6 to 1 with Miller pitching. Attendance 2670.
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St. Louis
Leever
Taylor
Sebring
Ritchey
Miller
Farrell
Brain
Smoot
Shannon
Emslie
Wesceesses
Ssaghr
AB Po
Leach
Stankard
Beaumont
C. Ft
Kruger
Sewer Ee
Wagner
Renes
Bransfield
Thee
Atkinson Takes Up Smoking Late in Life
Edward Atkinson of Brookline, president of the Boston Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance, writes he learned to smoke at 70 and now, in his 78th year, cherishes cigars after dinner. Friends note his evident satisfaction and believe smoking helps prolong his life.
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Edward Atkinson
Brookline
Boston Manufacturers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
F. N. Barrett
Atkinson
Chicago and Quakers clash as Tannehill shines then falters
Chicago again today at Huntington avenue and the Quakers at the South End. Tannehill falters after a near-win as McFarland drops a key ball. Lee Tannehill singles in the ninth to drive in Dundon for the final run, while Freeman’s accurate throwing stifles McFarland at the plate.
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Huntington Avenue
Quakers
South End
Tannehill
Ferris
Jesse Tannehill
Lee
Jesse
Dundon
Freeman
McFarland
Chicago Triumphs 3-1 Over Cincinnati in Pitchers Battle
In Chicago on July 26, the locals won in the fifth on two singles, Seymour errors, and a deep fly. Cincinnati's run came on Captain Kelley’s double and Corcoran’s two-base hit. Captain Chance was ejected in the second for disputing Umpire Moran’s call at first base.
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Seymour
Captain Kelley
Cincinnati
Corcoran
Chance
Moran
Tinker
Woodruff
Schlel
Semen Tener
Ewing
Precveeeee
Sesseeees
Kelley
Odwell
McCarthy
Barry
Wicker
Johnstone and Moran
Goelet Said To Be Engaged In A Vanderbilt
A London rumor claims that Robert Walton Goelet and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt are engaged. The tale likely stems from their joint North Cape cruise aboard the Nahma, with Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Miss Vanderbilt as guests. Goelet, New York's wealthy bachelor, counts about ten million dollars in his own right and stands to inherit thirty million from his mother. Vanderbilt is still a teen, with a fortune around thirty million.
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London
Robert Walton Goelet
Gladys Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Robert Goelet
North Cape
Nahma
Miss Vanderbilt
Converse Executors File Bonds of One Million Each
The Hon. John D. Long Frank B. Bemis Moorfield Storey and Harry Converse as executors of Elisha Converse of Malden qualified before Judge Lawton in Middlesex Probate Court East Cambridge and posted bonds of one million dollars each. The estate totals include about one and a half million in real property and eight and a half million in personal property.
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Converse
John D. Long
Frank B. Bemis
Moorfield Storey
Harry Converse
Elisha Converse
Malden
Lawton
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Phantom Yacht Seen Off Surfside Coast
Mrs M J Hilman of Weymouth House her daughter Mrs Madslane and guests witnessed a phantom boat skimming the waves near the hotel about 11 p m with one occupant gliding along without sails or rowing. Officer Tremaine was summoned but the boat and passenger vanished before arrival.
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M. J. Hilman
Weymouth
Madslane
Harry Tremaine
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