Isle Royale Surges in Boston Trading Amid Lode Hopes
Wall Street roundup notes steady conditions with little broad movement. Isle Royale jumped from 7 to 8 in afternoon trading on heavy volume as insiders reportedly bid amid speculation of a new lode discovery near Section 15. Nearby stocks such as Shannon, Atlantic, Michigan and Copper Range also advanced modestly while Amalgamated fell. May mine outputs set records for Champion and several lake mines with copper production reaching highs, and corporate actions included stock splits and rights issues from New England Telephone and United Copper.
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Jupiter Steel
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Arizona
New England Telephone Company
United Copper Company
Hoboken
A. P. Heinze
Boston Suburban Electric Companies
Majestic Copper Mining & Smelting Company
Irish Champion Athlete Kiely Arrives for St. Louis Games
Thomas F. Kiely, famed British and Irish all around champion, arrived aboard the Teutonic to compete in the all around championship at St. Louis on July 4. He holds eight championships and numerous records, including a hammer throw of 161 feet 11 inches and a 56-pound weight throw of 38 feet 11 inches with one hand.
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Thomas F. Kiely
Great Britain
Ireland
White Star Line
Teutonic
St. Louis
Kiely
Pulliam Clears National's Debt
New York June 2 President Pulliam of the National League announced the final instalment had been paid through Trustee N. & Young of Washington to J Earle Wagner of Philadelphia, clearing debt from when the league reduced membership from 12 to eight clubs. Washington Baltimore Louisville and Cleveland relinquished franchises for a sum reportedly about 39,000 dollars to the Washington club owners. other clubs' claims fully satisfied.
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Pulliam
National Baseball League
N. &. Young
Washington
D.C
J. Earle Wagner
Philadelphia
National League
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Louisville
Cleveland
Washington Club
Woodland Isle of Spice Ball Teams Play Today
The first of a series of Theatre championship baseball games will be played this afternoon at the American league grounds between Woodland and The Isle of Spice represented teams. The Woodlanders have won every game so far and seek to extend their perfect record.
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Isle OF Spice
Notice of Annual Meeting Amalgamated Copper Company
The Annual Meeting of stockholders will be held June 6 1904 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the County National Bank Building Jersey City New Jersey to elect a Board of Directors and transact other lawful business. In accordance with New Jersey law no stock can be voted on which has not been on the books for required days preceding. Secretary G Rockefeller.
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I County National Bank
Jon
Washington Street
Jersey City
N. J
New Jersey Corporations’ Vency
Wall Street Giants Beat Boston Brokers
The New York Stock Exchange team defeated the Boston brokers 1 to 0 in seven innings in a tight exhibition. Paine pitched well for Boston. Hubbard at first base and De Witt for New York drew attention. Wrenn of tennis fame and De Witt led the visitors, who shouted a NYSE-BBC cheer. Score details include a lone Wrenn run in the fifth, errors on both sides, and a 3.5 minute tally with 3,500 in attendance.
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Bostons
Hubbard
Foster
Bob” Wrenn
de Witt
Gotham Rooters
Wrenn
New York Battery
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C.’ de Witt
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Walter Watson
M. Fierner
C. Miller
M. Morris
C. Provost
N. McCullough
B. EB. Knoblauch
B. H. Hough
Hamlin
W. G. Cousens
G. Frederic Gridley
W. F. Fitzgerald
J. W. Bowen
Charles N. Barnard
George Learnard
Greenway
Minhurray
Oldfield Describes Racing at Unbelievable Speed
Barney Oldfield, staying in the city with the Win ton Bullet No 2, talks of rides near the minute mile on a circular track at Readville. He explains the feel of racing at 6445 seconds per mile, the wind and dust, the roaring eight cylinders, and the aim to reach 50 seconds per mile on a track and 30 seconds per 1/2 mile straightaway, with visions of breaking records.
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Barney Oldfield
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Readville
First instalment paid and ex-dividend noted
Listed stocks total 65928 shares and 7857 unlisted stock shares. Bonds totaling $16000. Ex-dividend status indicated with payment of the first instalment.
Boys Forming Ball League With Early Success
A new ball league for youths averaging 18 years is forming with Jamaicas of Jamaica Plain and Stack Working Boys' Home already in. Jamaica Plain, managed by Joe L Wagner, has won eight straight games. Stack Working Boys' Home is six and one. Four more teams will join to form six evenly matched clubs. A silver cup donor promises an award to the winner. Dorchester may supply one team while Cambridge is unlikely.
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Jamaica Plain
Stack Working Boys
Jamaica
Joel Wagner
Hans Wagner
Pittsburg
Working Boys
Dorchester
Cambridge
Somerville Baseball Seeks Tomorrow Game With 19 Year Old Team
The Metropolitan A. A. of Somerville seeks a game tomorrow with a 19 year old team. Manager A. W. Jackson at 160 Lowell Street can be reached by telephone 1744 Main between noon and 1 PM. The Cleveland game yesterday featured a home team win in the last inning.
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Somerville
A. W. Jackson
Lowell Street
Cleveland Triumphs In Extras As Donahue Seals Win
In Cleveland the home club pulled ahead late, then rallied Boston to tie 6-6 in the seventh and eighth. Elmer Flick delivered the deciding hit in the tenth, Abbott scoring on a fielding miscue as Cleveland won their first extra inning game of the season. Hess started for Boston, Donahue closed, with key plays by Lajoie Bradley Stahl and Dineen shaping the tense finish.
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Stahl
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Ray
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Detroit Triumphs In Nine Inning Scrappy Baseball
A rough scoring recap describes a low drama game with two errors and several gifts in the early innings. Puttmann started for Detroit before Griffith steadied the mound, while Caves and Thoney delivered key moments late. McGine and Conroy produced two base hits as the winner claimed a one run victory.
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Puttmann
Ith Grifith
Thoney
McGine
Conroy
Chicago 13 Washington 7 slugging game in Chicago
Selbach's left field play highlighted today's slugging affair as Chicago defeated Washington 13 to 7 in a high scoring American League game in Chicago.
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Chicago
Washington
Nashua Wins 10 Inning Game In New England Action
In a long New England league tilt Nashua prevailed after ten innings as action across Manchester Lawrence Concord Haverhill Lowell Fall River New Bedford and Nashua featured matchups today with Nashua winning the extra inning game.
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Lawrence
Concord
Haverhill
Lowell
Fall River
New Bedford
Nashua
P. Nashua
Ted Eebee
Mall River
Nashua Tops New Bedford in 10 Innings 7 to 5
Nashua defeats New Bedford 7 to 5 in 10 innings after a tense ninth inning tied the game. Nashua pushed ahead in the 10th with two runs on a walk, a sacrifice by Kallahan, Wilder's three-base hit, and a wild pitch, while New Bedford failed to respond. Key players include Wilder with a three-base hit and Murphy, Friend, and Kallahan contributing for Nashua and New Bedford respectively. Attendance was 350.
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Ree
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Roy
Carr
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Thoney
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Labelle
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Wild Pine
Fall River Beats Lowell 2 1 In Tight Finish
Fall River 2 Lowell 1 with winning run scored on a crucial play with one out. Key hits by McGovern and Yott support the late rally. Courneen pitched for Lowell against Moorhead and Hart, with two earned runs charged to Fall River and one to Lowell.
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Tufts Debating Club Officers Elected in Medford
The Knowlton Club and Capen Club at Tufts elected officers. Knowlton: President Henry T. Claus, Vice-President Harold C. Haskell, Frederick R. Mackenzie, Willis C. Warner, Ernest G. Metcalf on the executive committee. Capen: President George S. Miller, Vice-President Rudolph Currier, Secretary and Treasurer Alfred V. Hall, Ernest C. Mulvey, Armand W. Benoit on the executive committee.
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Knowlton Club
Capen Club
Henry T. Claus
Harold C. Haskell
Frederick R. Mackenzie
Willis C. Warner
Ernest G. Metcalf
George 8. Miller
Rudolph Currier
Alfred V. Hall
Ernest C. Mulvey
Armand W. Benoit
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