Market swings and corporate reorganizations dominate June trading
A broad stock market day in June sees a bear raid with notable losses and a late rally as investors cover shorts. Dominion Coal Company directors are reelected and financials from Mich gan tax proposals to Union Pacific earnings are released alongside European copper concerns. A new American Pneumatic Service Company plans to acquire Lamson stock and control Boston mail service with 6 percent preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Anthracite
Boston
Standard Oil
Arcadian
Anaconda
Boston & Montana
Butte & Toston
Calumet & Heela
Centennial
Franklin
Tamarack
Arnold
Tse Royale
Old Dominion
Parrot
Utah
Baltic
Mohawk
Copper Range
Old Colony
Rhode Island
Quincy
Mass
Bingham
Osceola
Dominion Coal Company
Henry M. Whitney
H .F. Dimock
David Mackeen
Hugh McLennan
McLennan
F. S. Pearson
James Phillipps
W. B. Ross
Strathcona
Mount Royal
William C. van Horne
Whitney
MelLennan
Michigan
Union Pacific
Apnril
Pardee
Caig
Aloes Ee Ouisis
Vie
Aivss
Amalgamated
Francis B. Sears
Third National Bank
Wnce Moses Williams
Willams
Lamson
American Pneumatic Service Company
Pneumatic Company Common
John Shepard
Benjamin W. Currier
George W. Armstrong
Oakes Ames
Arthur S. Temple
Samuel S. Sias
U. K. Pettingill
W. EF. L. Dillaway
England
France
Germany
Pneumatic Company
American
Pneumatic Service Company
Borton
New York
ER Curt Ee Loe Ik Cchie
Boston Gas Light Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Bonanza Development
Mpany
Santa Rita
Bonanza Company
Cochiti
Cochiti and Boca No 1 grants eyed as future mine values rise
Cameron and Noyes in the chiti mining district of New Mexico hold the Cochiti and Boca No 1 grants with auriferous veins. The Cochiti tract is valued as potentially greater than Santa Rita copper mines. The Santa Fe Gold Mining Company treasurer visited the property, reporting good weather and favorable conditions. Nearby stocks including United States Oil and U S Mining and North American Gold Dredging attract attention as the market steadies.
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Chiti
New Mexico
Boca No. 1
Cochiti
Santa Rita
Bonanza
England
France
United States
U. S
North American
Santa Fe Gold Mining Company
California
Market Report: Closing Prices and Share Totals
Boston on June 1 reports highest and lowest sales and closing bid and ask prices for the day. Ex-dividend and ex-rights noted. Total sales include 60,500.00 and listed shares 77,077 with unlisted shares 20,099.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sted
Foston Investment
Noory Mollie Gibson
Wisconsin Central i
Tees
Ao Bay State
Portuna Gold
Bonanza Devel
Ariz van Uheate Electric
Montina & Artvuona Con
Eneere T
Boston & Cripple Creek
SCHOONER SUNK NEAR FRESHWATER POINT
The Mattie Holmes was struck by the Ada Ames and sank at Freshwater Point with a difficult rescue of the crew. The Banish Stremsr Orion also wrecked in the same incident, a total loss for that vessel.
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Freshwater Point
Collision in fog sinks schooner Mattie Holmes near Newport
In dense fog between Watch Hill and Point Judith the schooner Mattie Holmes commanded by Captain Charles C. Mattox sank within five minutes after a bow collision with the Rockland Maine schooner Ada Ames commanded by Captain Kk C Emery. The Ames rescued Mattox and his five crewmen. losses included personal goods. Holmes carried coal bound for Brewster Maine while the Ames carried 2800 barrels of lime for New York with damaged rigging bulwarks rails and jibboom left on deck.
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Newport
R. I
Watch Hill
Point Judith
Mattie Holmes
Charles C. Mattox
Bangor
Rockland
Ada Ames
Kk. C. Emery
Holmes
Ames
Mattox
Brewster
New York
Danish steamer Orion wrecked in fog near Cape Race
The Danish steamer Orion from New York bound for Copenhagen ran ashore at Freshwater Point seven miles west of Cape Race in dense fog at daybreak. With a crew of forty five and twenty rescued shipwrecked seamen aboard as passengers, all escaped with no serious injuries and were hauled up by local fishermen as the vessel settled, water filling to the second cargo.
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ST. John's N. F
Orion
Callesen
New York
Copenhagen
Freshwater Point
Cape Race
Professor Frank House Ends Life in Fayetteville Area
Syracuse report states Professor Frank J. House former Fayetteville High School principal killed himself last night by hanging in an old line unit. The death is reported as self inflicted in the Fayetteville region with no immediate motive disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank J. House
Fayetteville
Youth Hit by Bicycle Fractures Leg in Front of Home
Joseph Moeoredited, 11, of 1 G1 Call Street, was struck as he stood in front of his home at 6:50 last night. A bicycle rider, Susan Graham of Call Street, caused the accident and Joseph suffered a fracture to the right leg below the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moeoredited
Call Street
Stindlinas
Mia
Susan Graham
Joaseph
Leeleee EE
South Framingham
Faaherbarbee
Lighthouse Tender Cactus Reported Ashore Near Orient
The lighthouse tender Cactus of the United States Lighthouse Department is reported ashore near Orient Point New York, with details unclear and no injuries confirmed. The incident occurred in June as crews assess the vessel’s condition and potential salvage actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Nekthouse Department
Orient
Death of Father Jourfen Roman Catholic Bishop
The Roman Catholic bishop of the New Westminster district Father Jourfen died today in New Westminster City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vangcorver & C
Father Jourfen
New Westminster
New Westminster City
Summer cooking on gas ranges a necessity and economical
Our line includes the simplest to the largest model. Mc Kenney and Waterbury, 181 Franklin price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenney & Waterbury
Pranklin
Trance Death of Civil War Veteran Michael Murphy At Malden
In Strange case Michael Murphy 56 a Malden Civil War veteran died Memorial Day after a 14 day trance beginning May 16 at a railroad station. He lingered while doctors prayed and tried remedies at his friend Patrick Bradley’s home before passing at St Luke's Cemetery. His family notes a hereditary pattern of similar episodes across generations.
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Westboro
Michael Murphy
Malden
St. Luke’s
Murphy
Patrick Bradley
School Street
Bradley
St. Luke’s Church
Mr. Bradley
Father McGann
Navy
Iife
Ife
Crowds Pack North Shore Beaches Along With Nantasket
Large weekday crowds fill parks and suburbs with the North Shore and Nanasket at Winthrop and Nantasket beaches drawing season peak attendance despite garbled OCR text.
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North Shore
Nantasket
Winthrop and
Nantasket Beaches
Heat Havoc as City Sees Record Temperatures
A feverish day pushes thermometers past 93 degrees in Newspaper Row at noon. Crowds flock to Crescent Beach and nearby hotels and bath houses as restaurants and amusements report brisk business despite the heat.
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Crescent Beach
United States Hydrographic Office
Admiral Deweys Olympia To Proceed To Mediterranean By July
DEWEY MUCH IMPROVED HONG KONG June 1 Admiral Deweys flagship Olympia will coal and move on to the Mediterranean Sea passing the Suez Canal around July 4. She will spend until about Oct 1 at Mediterranean ports and then cross the Atlantic to New York. The admiral, in a top story hotel room, reports better health and praises the conduct of American sailors ashore. He notes they avoid native quarters to reduce risk of disease.
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Hong Kong
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Mediterranean Sea
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Atlantic
New York
Lamberton
Bennington Banker Henry G. Rool Dies in San Diego Home
Henry G. Rool, among Bennington's wealthiest residents and a founder and vice president of the First National Bank, died yesterday at his winter home in San Diego California. Born in Greenfield Massachusetts in 1818, he lived in Bennington for over fifty years and served as a state senator and a key figure in the Bennington Battle Monument project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Henry G, Rool
Vermont
San Diegro
Rool
Greenfield
Mars
First National Bank
Bennington Battle Monument
May Dividend Checks for Boston Little Circle Zinc Company
Checks for the May dividend of the Boston Little Circle Zinc Company were mailed to stockholders of record in May. The distribution reflects the company’s earnings status and confirms entitlement for listed holders recorded through the cutoff date.
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Boston Little Circle Zinc Company
Opening of new institution near ready with final inspections
The project remains in the hands of carpenters and painters though almost all is prepared for the opening a week from next Saturday June 10. Arrangements are under way for the formal inspection by the Metropolitan Park Commission.
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Metropolitan Park Commission
Norpineton Circulars Promote Pain Cures Hurting Nerves
A damaged ad-like notice warns readers against drugs and nostrains that numb nerves and damage life-powers. It condemns advertisements selling electricity insulations and liniments as bogus cures. The piece invites readers to request essays and interviews and lists irregular office hours.
Bimetallic Club Meets in Louisville with Gubernatorial Candidates
In Louisville at MacAuley’s Theatre delegates from the bimetallic clubs convened with speakers including William Goebel P Watt Hardin and W J Stone. A Finley of Ohio backed a campaign organization for 1896 and a committee was named with Tarvin announcing members Altgeld Williams Overmeyer Lemonin Clark and Tarvin. Hardin opened by criticizing financial systems and money circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
MacAuley
William Goebel
P. Watt Hardin
W. J. Stone
O. B. Finley
Ohio
National Committee
Democratic Party
United States
Tarvin
John P. Altgeld
Ilinois
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
W. J. Overmeyer
Indiana
M. J. Lemonin
Kentucky
Allen V. Clark
James P. Tarvin
Mercer County
Ada ir Adair Wedding at 16 Austin Street East Somerville
At the residence of Mr and Mrs Samuel Charles Lund in East Somerville their youngest daughter Julia Vostaund Lund married Charles Henry Adair of New York City. The ceremony was at 6 o clock by Rev Charlie Frost with bridesmaid Miss Alice Merson in pink puis and best man J Frank Sumner. The couple will reside in New York City after June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Charles Lund
Austin Street
East Somerville
Julia Vostaund
Charles Henry Adairt
New York City
Charlier B Frost
Alice Muatle Imerson
Pir Rases
J. Frank Sumner
Lexingto
Williiam Dowsa
Br, Smith
Charlies Spencer
Boston
Harrington C, Lund
Somerville
Mrs. Adair
Memorial meeting honors Theodore P Spitz of the Ely Club
The Ely sium Club held a memorial gathering last night for Theodore P. Spitz former president. Daniel Frank presided and read unanimously adopted resolutions praising Spitz’s life, service, and kindness while extending sympathy to his widow and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysium Club
Theodore P. Spitz
Daniel Frank
Spitz
Frank
A. Asher
S. Vorenberg
Regue Lations
Ferdinand Strauss
Francis Bacon
Godfrey Morse
Theodore Parker Spitz
Shakspera
Mr. Spitz
Jacob H., Hecht
Jacob Hehlborn
Louis Hecht
A. Shuman
Charles Well
Shuman
Reeturn
Boston
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Butte & Montana
Decline- Dominion Goal Co
Princip
International Investors
Kilbu St
Andrew Herbert
Kilby Street
G. E. Ward
Cameron & Noyes
State Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison
el Gas
Be&n
Oses
Beé& Q Ts
Eee
C&n Mich
Fts & M
M& Bem
Mexican Central
Boston & Law
Boston & Maine
Central Mass
Chicago & BP Ill
Fitchburg
Mobile & Ohio Ee
West End
Allonez
L&s
Ochiti
I'ranklin Nee
Humboldt
Wolverine
Wyandotte OU
Am Bell Tel
Ewee
East Boston Land
Sony Jas ‘ Hs Hy Krie
Federal Steel
General Electric
Mergenthaler
Pullman Palace
Forrington Cl A
L&man Ky
United Shoe
Ailey
Red West Eleo
Sat Royale Pew
Marsden Co
Dom Lass
Lo Swift & Co
Missouri Pacific
Mobile
NJ Central
NY Central
North West
North Aner
Ontario
Mio Grande West
St Louis
St Louis S
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Ky
Isl
beXas & Pacitte
Roy
Col I & Tron
Pacific Mail St
Allman Palace
Standard Nee & Twine
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Nouh State Street
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Great West
Toleit
Thidson
Seeee
Lilingis Central
L. LS
Met Street My . Oe
Michigo Central
Minn & &Td
Wisconsin
Chicago Market
Teacher
Ashorp
Durien
Michael
Bell Telephone
Treasury
United States Power Company
E. A. Corbett & CO
Bankers and Brokers
7 Exchange Place
Boston, Mass
Providence
Park Square
Herb Bhert
Efed- Ferfor
Ceria
Franklin Park
Montana
Butte
Jimmy
City Baths
Dewey
Suez
Henry G. Rool
Fegegy
S. M. Landis
Sanford
Washington St
Adair
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