buoyant markets lift stocks with rail gains and sugar surge
Markets opened firm on New York and Chicago exchanges led by Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Union Pacific as buying intensified. Sugar shares traded around 60 000 shares while copper and steel stocks showed strength amid robust output data and dividend news from General Electric and other companies.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
National Sugar Refining Company
New Combination
General Electric Company
MacCor& Co
American Steel and Wire Company
Denver & Rio Grande
Louisville & Nashville
Messrs. N. L. Amster & Co
Globe, Aris, Dywire
Old Dominion
New Orleans
H. B. Stearns
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Wisconsin Central
America
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company
Ennis & Stoppani
Utah
Parrot
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Boston
Union Pacific
Cape Breton Copper Company
State Street
Chicago Junction Railway & Union Stock Yards Company
Expor
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Amalgamated
Boston & Montana
Arcadian
Centennial
Elm River
Butte & Boston
Lee, Higginson & Co
Anaconda
Montana
Butte
N. Y
Cordell, Zinc and Lead Mining Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Wadiéeee Western
Tate Pacific
Central
Isville & Nashville
Louis Pref
Mobile & Teigt Eee
E& T
Newersey Central
Odes New York
Eesuew Estern
Northern Pacific
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Southern Railway
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Castellane Faces Yacht Creditor Seizure in London
London reports say Count Boni de Castellane owes 175000 dollars for a yacht, either the Valhalla or the Anna, purchased with six monthly installments unpaid. Creditors’ lawyers have attached the vessel as his finances remain precarious.
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Count Castellanets
Valhalla
Anna Gould
London
Boni de Castellane
Paris
Evening News
de Castellane
Burglars Chased Into Woods Near Buckfield
Burglars opened the Alfred Cole post office safe in a Buckfield store early today and fled into nearby woods after a pursuit of about two miles. Armed citizens exchanged shots with the men, who are surrounded as hundreds guard the area. Authorities warn that any resistance will be met with deadly force.
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Osnanes
J. H. Oeerhead
C. M. Holmes
Alderhead
Agriculture
Montana
Olmos
Smith
Buckkfield
Alfred Cole
Groods
South Berwick
Sawyer Bros
Ogi
Ice price rise boosts Boston merchants profit
Ice dealers in Boston report higher wholesale rates as prices climb for bulk orders. The four leading wholesalers pushed ice prices up to 3718 cents per hundred and added charges, with larger deliveries seeing incremental increases.
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Boston
Ice Prices For Small Quantities Fixed
The current rate for ice is 15 cents per 50 pounds for small quantities and a placeholder percent sign for 100 pounds, with no planned change to these prices.
General Hawkins Seriously Ill in New York
General Hawkins, famed for action at San Juan Hill, is seriously ill with pneumonia at Fort Slocum in New York. Government officials and military doctors monitor his condition as news spreads.
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New York
Hawkins
San Juan Hill
Fort Slocum
Reduced Fare Tours From Boston to Denver
Travel deals offer reduced rates on three special tours from Boston to Denver. Tickets include outward tour Pullman berth and descriptive circulars available from Raymond and Whitcomb, 206 Washington Street, Boston, opposite School Street.
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Palace
Sowerb
Boston
Denver
Rees
Raymond
Whitocomba
Washington Street
School Street
Wheat market steady amid mixed Northwest rains and weak provisions
Wheat and futures show little change as Northwest rains offset by small offsetting fees. Northwest buyers sold strongly while steadiness in prices gave way to cautious gains. Grain shipments rose this week with 21,540,000 bushels reported and weekly totals up from last year.
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Ae Howard, Crosby & Coratte
Russia
Ntine
Dun
New York
Jame
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Fall River
Coates Bros
Chicago
Gray Forge
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Lehigh
Pacific
United States
Canada
John
Halifax
Quebec
R H White Co Wins in Circuit Court
Judge Lowell dismissed Frederick Dielman’s suit against R H White & Co. over a mosaic design for the Congressional Library. Dielman, who drew the 1896 Law mosaic, held copyright. photos were taken with library consent. The ruling held that after sale, the buyer, not the designer, may allow reproduction.
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Lowell
United States
Frederick Dielman
R. H. White & Co
Dielman
Congressional Library
Washington
Railroads Still Flourishing Amid Mixed Trade Signals
Bradstreet's notes continued robust railroad car returns offset by weaker textiles and iron markets. May bank clearings fell 12.6 percent from last year while overall prices for key materials trended lower. Despite cautious signals, Pacific coast trade remains strong with large grain and fruit crops expected in California.
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New York
Bradstreet
Anothe
Texas
South
Fall River Committee
Pacific Coast
California
Washington
Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Birmingham
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Baltimo Bank
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Women’s
Ates
Resilia
Tremont Street
Keith’s
Tremont Theatres
Standard Oil
Aarara Tates
Treasury
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Morrill Smith & CO
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National
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Theman Co
United Fruit
United Shoe Pre
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Boston South
Morley Bitton
Buckfield
Gen. Hawkins
Rocky Mountain Region
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