Canadian securities feature of market decline and rebound
Wall Street reports a first effective turn against bears since a prolonged decline. Canadian stocks showed premonitory trouble amid Dominion Coal and Iron concerns, with sharp drops in Twin City Rapid Transit and Minneapolis routes, while late recoveries occurred in several other major issues.
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Wall Street
Bears
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Atchison, Louisville & Nashville
Wabash
Dominion Coal and Iron Companies
New York
Twin City
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Canadian Pacific
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
New Rock Island
United States Steel
United States
Market Turmoil From Ames & Co Failure Rocks Boston
An anxious trading day in Boston follows the A E Ames & Co failure in Toronto. Dominion Coal and Amalgamated were focal points as prices swung with a 61 2 point net loss for the day. Copper stocks showed mixed results while overall market activity remained dull.
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State Street
A. E. Ames & Co
Toronto
Bears
Dominion Coal
Canadian Pacific
Boston
Ames & Co
Amalgamated
Lewissohns
Standard Oil
Dominion Iron
Montreal
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Dominion Coal and Steel
London
America
Sterling Exchange
Dublin University considers women admission and Greek compulsory study
The council of Dublin University has recommended Senate approval of admitting women to the university rights. It also urged abolition of Greek as a compulsory study.
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Dublin
Council of Dublin University
Ideal Vermont Vacation Promises Restful, Affordable Travel
A promotional piece extols Vermont vacations as low cost and healthful. It touts a summer stay at four to ten dollars a week, highlights green hills and pristine lakes, and notes a book Summer Homes Among the Green Hills available for a four cent stamp from T. H. Hanley at Central Vermont Railway in Boston.
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Vermont
Green Hills
T. H. Hanley
Central Vermont Railway
Washington Street
Boston
Supreme Court rules on Hawaii case constitution applies after annexation
In a 6 to 4 decision the Supreme Court held that Hawaii's pre annexation laws allowed conviction by a majority jury without indictment by grand jury. The ruling, written by Justice Brown, says the federal constitution became Hawaii law at annexation, a point dissented by Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Harlan Brewer and Peckham. Osakki Mankichi, a Japanese defendant, was convicted of manslaughter by a Hawaiian jury.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Hawaii
United States
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
Supreme Court
White
Ats
I T
Holmes
Day
Gray
Shiras
Brown
McKenna
Fuller
Harlan
Brewer and Peckham
Osakki Mankichi
District Court of the United States
Territory of Hawaii
Mankichi
United States Supreme Court
Justice Brown
The
Ex-Speaker Reed Leaves Estate Valued At 431 Thousand
The late Thomas B. Reed former Speaker of the House left a personal estate totaling 431 099 after debts and admin costs. The gross amount was 629 538 mainly in stocks and securities. By will the property goes to his wife.
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New York
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
United States Leather Stockholders Plan Endorsed by Committee
A committee of holders of United States Leather Company preferred stock outlines a cooperative plan to address unpaid dividends and surplus, enabling partial dividend payments in treasury securities. The arrangement assigns shares to Morton Trust Company, with authority to accept securities and seek 80 percent consent, aided by notable figures atop the New York Philadelphia Newark financial community.
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United States Leather Company
Leather Company
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Morton Trust Company
Messrs
Edward M. Shepard
New York
John G. Johnson
Philadelphia
R. V. Lindaburg
Newark
N. J
Nassau Street
William Street
Blind Children Exhibit Talent in Boston Theatre
In Boston Theatre a display by 250 blind students from Perkins Institution and South Boston State School entertained 2000 spectators. Featuring memory music, clay modeling, geography through raised maps, and a notable self built electrical battery by Thomas Stringer, the event highlighted remarkable intellect amid blindness with teacher Miss Conley guiding his readable thoughts.
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Boston
Perkins Institution For the Blind
State School
South Boston
Michael Anagnos
Charles Fleischer
Thomas Stringer
Thomas
Lowell Grammar School
Miss Conley
Mechanic Arts High School
Helen Keller
Elizabeth Robin
Edith Thomas
Cora Crocker
Captain Sol Jacobs ships 37 000 mackerel for Gloucester trade
The Gloucester skipper known as king of mackerel catchers arrives at T wharf with 37 000 fresh mackerel weighing 21 2 to 23 4 pounds each aboard the Alice M Jacobs. He also ferried 325 barrels of plain salt mackerel, and his fleetstock totals a record 9340. Other vessels bring haddock cod hake and pollock. a near disaster at Lewis wharf is averted by towboats preventing a larger fire. The port sees two vessels clear for Africa with cargoes of rum and lumber. steamers Saxonia and New England carry out and inbound passengers.
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Solomon Jacobs
Gloucester
Pacific
Ethel B. Jacobs
Sol Jacobs
Alice M. Jacobs
Sol
T Wharf
Canso
Cape Shore
Eana Wallace Hopper
al Malloch
Irene
May
Allen H. Jones
Emelia Enos
Francis Whalen
Mary Stone
Manhassett
Joseph
Cromwell
Catharine
Ellen
Nellie G. Adams
William A. Morse
Sadie M. Nunan
Winifred
Melicia Enos
Laura Enos
Ignatius Enos
Enos
Emelia
Melicia
Ignatius
Laura
Haddock
Long Wharf
North Pier
Lewis Wharf
Lewis Towboat Company
Ned Wixon
Nellie
Wilkie
Blanche
Sears
Doane
Ocean Steamship Company
Savannah
Hiram Emery
Alice J. Crabtree
Axim
Africa
Perkins
Boston
Emery
Carlson
Grand Junction Pier
East
Europe
Saxonia
Queenstown
Liverpool
Dominion
New England
James
Ned Evans
William Sprague
Kate Jones
General Ayres
Alice Holbrook
Cora F. Cressy
Harry A. Berwind
New York
Bunker
Metropolis
Philadelphia
Boston Provision Company
Morgan's art raids draw protests from Europe over treasures sold
London reports spillover from J Pierpont Morgan's Duveen purchase of Houdon busts valued near 100000. Critics accuse the American financier of despoiling Europe, noting Morgan has spent about 10 million on art in 12 years and loaned pieces to galleries while sparking fears of a modern Napoleon.
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London
Mr. Morgan
England
Italy
France
Germany
Spain
Greece
Pierpont Morgan
King of Finance
Europe
Athens
Glasgow
Napoleon
Shipping News Mini Almanac for June 3
Sun rise 4 10 a m sets 7 15 p m length of day 15 hours 5 minutes moon sets 12 29 p m high water 6 15 a m 6 p m ships Arrived including United States cruiser Atlanta revenue cutter Seminole steamers America Tojneth Sama Cuba and many more with bananas to Noyes and others sailing and tugs barges listed for Port Johnson Bangor Philadelphia and Boston area ships and schooners across Atlantic routes noted.
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Tel & Telds
T&s
B&o
Domin Coal Tis
Ee Am Ag
Am Tel & Tel
Atch, Top & SF
Boston
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Cal & Hecla
BOM Ee Daly-West
Ee Dom Coal
Ae Dom Iron & Steel
Fast
Boston Land
Edison el
Elin River
Fitchburg
Franklin
Granby
Old Colony
Shannon
Swift & Co
Trimountain Atin
Trinity
Union Pacific
Ewes
United
Coaly
Sony
Victoria
West
Western Tel & Tel
Westing Kitts
Winona
Wolverine
Wyandot
United States
Atlanta
Turner
Key West
United States Revenue
Seminole
Reges
Baltimore
America
Tojneth
Sama
Cuba
Strout
Bangor
Railroad
Perkins
York, Me
Honey Brook
Four at the table include Bartlett Harvey Ryan Nelson Roys
The caption identifies four individuals seated at a table Joseph Bartlett Lyman K Harvey Edward Ryan Frank Nelson and Lincoln Roys as the instructor. The line notes all participants are fully blind.
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Joseph Bartlett
Lyman K. Harvey
Edward Ryan
Frank Nelson
Lincoln Roys
Shipping gold to Europe from New York ships $2.5 million
On Thursday European steamers will ship $2,500,000 in gold from New York. The total includes $1,000,000 from Nidder, Peabody & Co. of Europe.
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
New Yor
Nidder, Peabody & Co
Boston
Liberal candidate chosen in Midlothian race
Edinburgh June 2 The Evening News says Lord Albert Dalmeny eldest son of the Earl of Rosebery will stand as the Liberal candidate for Midlothian at the next election. The late Mr Gladstone long served as Midlothian MP.
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Edinburgh
The
Evening News
Lord Albert Dalmeny
Earl of Rosebery
Midlothian
Mr. Gladstone
Rush to Nome Begins as Seattle Ships Head North
About one thousand passengers and heavy freight depart Seattle on three steamers the Senator Oregon and Jeanie bound for Nome. All vessels run full to capacity with many seeking passage and hundreds turned away.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
Senator
Oregon
Jeanie
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Chicago & Alton
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Rio Grande
Essen
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Southern Railway
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Too
W&le
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Am Car & Foundry
Am Smelting & Rete
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
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Lsou General Electric
Hocking Coal
International Vere
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel
Tenn Coal & Tron
Lnion Bag & Paper Co
Ghais
Dublin University
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Reed
George Foster Peabody
Ss. P. Davidge
Eugene Horton
Theodore R. Hoyt
George R. Vail
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George L. Nichols
Ln G. Myers
Morgan
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Shipping News
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Kelly
Newport News
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Teaser
Calhoun
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Admiral Dewey
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Antwerp
Helen H. Benedict
Hillsboro
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William K. Park
Fernandina
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C. B
Juniata
Norfolk
Marion
John G. Chandler
Shawmont
St. Nicholas
James Woolley
Jmlynn
Mass
Ariel
Passaic
Lynn
Hokendauqua
Baronet
Portsmouth
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Perkins Institution
Rosebery
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Cluett-Peabody
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Monarch
Cluett, Peabody & Co
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