Market Notes From New York Amid Dividend Updates
The New York market showed liquidation followed by a rally after Sugar declared regular and quarterly dividends payable July 2. General Electric surged 19 points on strong earnings while copper shares and Baltic Copper Range rose on rumored consolidations. Reports on tobacco mergers and bond issues were noted, with mixed moves across steel and other sectors.
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New York
Ontario & Western
Erie Common
Rock Island
Des Moines & Fort Dodge
Wabash
Wheeling & Lake Erie
General Electric
American Sugar Refining Company
Southern Railway
New York Times
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Waldo Merrill
W. Waldo Merrill & Co
Europe
American
Continental Tobacco Companies
Consolidated Bacco Company
Boston
Call Imans
Baltic
Copper Range
Trimountain
Standard Oil
Joplin
Sunday News-Herald
Lssue
Ttn
Serviere
Rico
Co¢ning Company
United States Miningompany
eMrer
Evans
Skanes
Clancy
Ens Butte
Inin
Harald Stock Dividend and Trust Notes Highlighted in Herald Ad
Garbett's Harald stock adds to the tenth monthly dividend at twelve percent on the stocks. A note mentions two cents in all fees payable to stockholders with a $2.00 per share cost. A limited reverse share is listed at $1.50 a share. The ad cites The Herald Go Providence and Williams Trust Co with dated interest lines and copper company references in New York.
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Herald
Weybosset Mt
Providence
Bargain Sale Notice Amid Stale Promises
A damaged line of copy hints at a bargain sale event with references to a store, pricing, and potential dates. The readable fragments are insufficient to confirm exact participants or location.
Nocturnal Court Case Hints at Counterfeit Ring
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a clean house sale and an accusation of counterfeit activity. Mentions a court or hearing context with unclear names and numbers. The readable text suggests a police or legal matter involving counterfeit items and a suspect observed with others.
Market Report Highlights June 4 Trading
Boston notes the day's highest and lowest sales along with the closing bid and asked prices for the session. Wuey covers price ranges, indicating market volatility and investor activity.
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Boston
Paine Hearing Friday Details In Clue Laden Court Case
Fragmentary notes show a Paine hearing set for Friday with references to Chestnut Street and a second appearance in court. Dr Pain is noted in connection with the investigation and tense exchanges are implied as the case moves forward.
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Lexington
Arenes
Chestnut Street
Dr. Pain
Uae
Aye
Paine
Intercollegiate Track Opens Pan American Games in Buffalo
Sixteen colleges compete as Cornell leads with 28 points followed by Chicago 17 and Penn 9. A. O. Berry of Cornell wins the one mile in 4 2934 minutes, W. A. Maloney of Chicago takes the 40 yard dash, and F. G. Beck of Yale wins the 16 pound shot.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Whih
Cornell
Chicago
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Westminster
Beloit
Minnesota
Yale
Princeton
Purdue
New York
Amherst
A. O. Berry
W. A. Maloney
A. G. Maloney
Arthur Duffey
F. G. Beck
B. A. Gallagher
E. C. Hawley
Lewis Endsley
R. Deevers
Free oil for all big sample distribution in territory
Advertised as 3 in 1 lubricant cleaner and polisher for delicate mechanisms and furniture. Claims include non gumming rust prevention and polish. testimonials from AMESBURY dealer Fred W. Peabody. Offer urges 2 cent postage to G. W. Cole in New York for a free sample bottle.
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Fred W. Peabody
Amesbury
Mass
Relief for Storti in death watch housing bill
A measure to relieve Luigi Storti by allowing the death watch to be removed at the warden's discretion was introduced by Senator Atwill. If passed, Storti would move from the death cell to a life-prisoner cell. otherwise the watch continues until the Supreme Court rules. The bill goes to the rules committee.
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Luigi Storti
State Senate
Atwill
Essex
Storti
United States Supreme Court
Bridges
Committee On Rules
Malden and Arlington Highs Clash Ends in Umpire Dispute
Malden and Arlington High Schools played at Malden on June 4. In the last half of the 11th inning Arlington walked off after a disputed safe call at home plate. The game stood 8 8 when a Malden runner was ruled safe, sparking a disturbance and Arlington’s exit.
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Malden
Arlington High Schools
Arlington
Taylor Triumphs in 20 Mile Colosseum Race
In Baltimore on June 4 Edouard Taylor the French champion defeated Burns Pierce the Canadian in the 20 mile motor paced event at the Coliseum by a lap and a half. Time 30 16 4 5.
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Baltimore
Edouard Taylor
Burns Pierce
Taylor
Cambridge City Council OKs Five Year Fireworks Provisions
At a regular Cambridge City Council meeting Mayor Dickinson reappointed William B. Durant of the Water Department for another five year term. An order approved additional funding for fireworks displays starting July first. An appeal related to prior authorization had been addressed earlier.
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Cambridge City
Dickinson
William B. Durant
Painters Union Holds Impressive Dexter Hall Initiation
Painters' Union No. 1 held an impression at Dexter Hall last night and received applications from thirty painters. About twenty two members were initiated.
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Painters’ Union
Dexter Hal
Elle M Building
Icemen Celebrate Victory At Boston Hall Meeting
Boston icemen marked their recent victory at St Stevens Hall. The open meeting included refreshments and a report on prominent progress, with about seventy-two applications received from various air carrier companies.
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Icemen
Boston
St. Stevens ‘Hall
T PS Airrerent
Injured Non-Union Worker Reported After Blake's Works Incident
An executive committee meeting of the local lodge heard that Hast Cambridge, a non union worker at Blake's works, suffered serious injuries to a hand yesterday during a machinists strike context.
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Blake's Works
Cambridge
Roofers' Union Initiates 25 Members in Blatchford Hall
The pattern Protective Union met in Blatchford Hall last night and initiated twenty five members.
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Roofers’ Union
Pattern’ Protective Union
Blatchford Hall
Ailing Angverst Board Proposal Amid Turbulent Session
A garbled report indicates to abolish an Angverst board and a tense session at Som order, with references to the Ever ih Board of bubbg Wores. The text suggests stormy deliberations and ongoing political friction.
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Bubbg Wores
Aicata
Constitution and Columbia Mast Breaks End Newport Race Plans
Newport and Brenton’s Reef reports detail two separate steel mast failures on cup defenders Constitution and Columbia. Second Mate Nelson was rescued after falling overboard. no serious injuries. Races scheduled for June 15 17 postponed as repairs began in Bristol and Hull.
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Newport
R. I
Brenton
Reef
Belmont Syndicaté
Edward Nelson
Nat” Herreshoff
J. Butler Duncan
C.oliver Iselin
Columbia
C. L. F. Robinson
New York Yacht Club
Newbury Thorne
Bristol
Duncan
Herreshoff
Narragansett
Brenton's Reef
E . Ot
Nelson
Steam yacht Eugenia aids Constitution accident inquiry
In Bristol Rhode Island on June 4, the steam yacht Eugenia towed the Constitution into Newport in a disabled state. John B. Herreshoff explains the mainmast damage stemmed from aloft strain, with plates buckling and a bulge at the gaff jaws. Replace or repair timelines stretch to two weeks or nearly a month. The Columbia’s unused spare mast is considered but deemed impractical for the Constitution.
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Bristol
R. I
John B. Herreshoff
Newport
Herreshoff
Yachtsmen Recall Mast Strength After Surprise News
Regret marked the receipt of news among local yachtsmen after an accident aboard the Constitution. They had believed the mast strong enough to weather a fairly strong blow, and the Independences mast was lost in the surprise.
Captain Haff Confident on Mast After Shamrock Accident
Captain Hank Haff of the Independence declared our mast is all right after learning of the Shamrock incident. He expressed regret for the Constitution and noted it is hard on Captain Rhodes to be handicapped so early, admitting he was surprised by the news.
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Hbo
Bagi
Nat Herreshoff
Clay Hoff
Frank Miller
Clay Hart
Hank Haff
Independence
Haff
Rhodes
San
Shamrock in Dry Dock at Southampton
The Shamrock Ir. entered dry dock at Southampton on June 4 for hull examination.
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Shamrock
Southampton
Shamrock Ir
Blaine Marries Hichborn in Washington Society Scene
At Admiral Hichborn's residence Martha Hichborn wed James G. Blaine with Rev Radcliffe officiating. Walter Damrosch conducted the wedding march. The couple left for New York then Europe, planning to settle in New York City where Blaine joined a major daily newspaper.
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Washington
Admiral Hichborn
Martha Hichborn
James G. Blaine
Dr. Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Walter Damrosch
New York
Mr. Blaine
Europe
New York City
Miss Ethel Ripley McKenney Weds Leroy Porter Leas
Miss Ethel Ripley McKenney daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Henry McKenney and Leroy Porter Leas son of Mr and Mrs David Porteras were married yesterday noon at the Congregational Church corner of Poyal and Berkeley streets. Miss Mildred Williams was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Leas Preston Rothwell Eaton. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Edward Clark with Frederick Kerwyn Leas as best man.
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Ethel Ripley McKenney
Charles Henry McKenney
Leroy Porter Leas
Philadelphia
David Porteras
Congregational Church
Poyal
Berkeley Streets
Mildred Ilams
Sie Leas
Elizabeth W. Preston
Gertrude Rothwell
Alice Eaton
Edward Clark
D. D
Frederick Kerwyn Leas
Allen Stewart Wedding in Chelsea
Nathan D. Allen deputy warden at Charlestown State Prison married Mary Taylor Stewart a stenographer in the Warden Bridges office The ceremony occurred last evening at the Stewart home 26 Carmel Chelsea Rev Samuel M Cathcart of the Third Congregational Church Chelsea officiated Attendant was Nellie Stewart sister and Sidney Stewart brother served as best man
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Nathan D. Allen
Charlestown
Mary Taylor Stewart
Bridges
Henry
Stewart
Carmel Street
Chelsea
Samuel M. Cathcart
Third Congregational Church
Coolidge and Taylor Wedding in Cambridge Home
The marriage of Arthur Fernald Coolidge of Cambridge to Emma Louse Taylor, daughter of musician George Mendall Taylor, was solemnized at the groom’s home by Rev. Dr. Woodman Bradbury of the Old Cambridge Baptist Church last evening.
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Arthur Fernald Coolidge
Coolidge Avenue
Cambridge
Emma
Louse Taylor
George Mendall Taylor
Woodman Bradbury
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
Pretty wedding unites Studley and Brown in Medford scene
Last night at Mulder the young society of that city and Medford gathered for the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Dearborn Studley daughter of John H. Studley Jr and Mrs Studley of Charlestown to Mr Edward Daniel Brown of Medford both prominent in the Elevated Railroad Company.
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Mulder
Youn Society
City
Medford
Elizabeth Dearborn Studley
John H. Studley, Jr
John H. Studley
Pulpit Declared Vacant at St Luke's Baptist Church
Malden June 4 St Luke's Baptist Society has declared the pulpit vacant. Rev James R Randolph must seek a new place to preach following a meeting presided by Orlando F Tate in Bow ances uy evening.
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Malden
St. Luke's Baptist Society
Colored
James R. Randolph
Orlando F. Tate
Perkins Institution Commencement Highlights Deaf Blind Pupils
The Boston theater event honored the Perkins Institution graduates with General Francis H. Appleton presiding. Thomas Stringer, a remarkable deaf dumb and blind pupil, spoke via fingered words and water experiments. The ceremony featured a kindergarten play, geometry demonstrations, wireless telegraphy, a mill drill, and diplomas awarded to Emma Lena Carr, Mary Etta Ellinwood, Annie Swazey Ricker, Samuel Jer Bond, Everett Manly, Barnard Tevin, and Owen Eugene Wrinn.
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Perkins Institution
Massachusetts School
Boston
Francis H. Appleton
Thomas van Ness
M. Anagnos
Thomas Stringer
Pit
Tommy Stringer
Marconi
Verdi
Ernani
Emma Lena Carr
Mary Etta Ellinwood
Annié Swazey Ricker
Muel Jer Bond
Everett Manly
Ha Barnard Tevin
Owen Eugene Wrinn
St Pauls Passengers Will Be in Time for London Banquet
New York line steamer St Baurul faces navigation delays as crews report readiness. Passengers from St Pauls will reach London in time for the banquet, with plans to attend on the scheduled voyage.
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New York
St. Baurul
New
York - Ton
Riscom
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