Stocks Show Mixed Strength as Professionals Lead Trading
Stock market activity increased from last week with broader stock distribution and higher prices. Professional operators dominated, sending Amalgamated and other issues higher while some leaders lagged. copper stocks like Amalgamated and Greene Consolidated rose on reports and new corporate moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Grangers
Amalgamated Copper
Shorts
Colorado Fuel
United States Steel Corporation
Republic Steel Combination
State Street
Union Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Reading
St. Paul
Colorado
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York Central
Missouri Pacific
Anaconda
Pennsylvania
Steel Commons
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Boston
Treasury
Bankers’ Sterling
Schveedle Een
Greene Consolidated
Amalgamated
Greene
North Butte
Osceola
Utah
Massachusetts
Ola Dominion
Boston Bank
Boston Market Bond and Stock Sale Figures
The Boston market summary shows bond and stock sales totals with open high and low figures. Notable entries include Amer Tel & Tel 4s at 91 with 81% low, Chic Bur & Quincy 4s at 98, Eastern 6s at 100% range, and Western Telephone 5s at 101% range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Amer Tel & Tel
Chic
Bur. & Quincy
Ion
Eme
Do Tehison
Bosk Ob
Colsay
Union Pac
Allouez
Arcadian
Arnold
Atlantic
Bingham
aCal & Ar
Daly-West
Franklin Ee
Greene
Guanajuato
Michigan
Nevada
aNo Butte
Sit Aris
Shannon Bi ST
Tamarack
Uta
Victoria
Winona
Odes
LAND
West End L
Combarland
West Tel
Pneu
Aio Pref
Bos & Sub
Ao Ee
Pullman
US Steel
Boe
Domin Iron
Isle Royale
Montana Cc
Swift Co
Dividend Notices From Various Corporations
Dividends payable include Celluloid Company 1 percent June 2, International Silver Company 1 percent on preferred stock July 2, Greene Consolidated Super Company 4 percent custom ogepee, Guggenheim Sapte Company 1 percent July 2, Missouri Pacific Railway 2 4 percent semi annual July 20, Thompson Starrett Company New York 4 percent semi annual July 2, and National Bank of Mexico 18 percent annual dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eevecess
New York
Eereseteen
Amalgamated Copper Company
Celluloid Company
International Silver Company
Greene Consolidated Super Company
I . Guggenheim Sapte Company
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Thompson-Starrett Company of
National Bank of Mexico
Winthrop to Hear Big Gun at Fort Heath Blast
Winthrop residents expect a miniature earthquake at 8 30 this morning as Fort Heath fires a full charge of powder for the first time The town braces by packing fragile items and leaving windows open to reduce glass damage and jar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Fort Heath
Meat Packing Under Filthy Conditions
The article discusses USDA inspectors condemning and disposing of condemned animals under federal supervision. It contrasts Neill Reynolds findings with Burrill and Grindley who defend strict meat inspection and packing-house conditions. It argues inspections ensure integrity while criticizing misleading reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neill-Reynolds
Mesers. Neill
Reynolds
T. J. Burrill
University of Illinois
H. 8. Grindley
Bureau of Animal Industry
President urges immediate law for meat inspection reforms
The President sends the Neill-Reynolds report on meat packing to Congress and urges prompt federal inspection of stock yards and packing houses. He warns current laws fail to curb unsanitary practices and calls for Senate amendment No. 2 to fund and authorize interstate meat product oversight from hoof to can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Neill-Reynolds
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Comey
Beveridge
Neill Reynolds Report on Yard Pavements and Sanitation
The Neill Reynolds report notes unverified items still under Chicago investigation. It describes yards, gavement, pens, viaducts, platforms, and brick pavement with grooves that trap manure and refuse, creating slime, odor, and dust when wet or dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill- Reynolds
Chicago
Roosevelt Calls Packing Houses Revolting Poorly Clean
President Roosevelt declares conditions found in packing houses revolting and not even reasonably clean. He highlights filthy floors with meat waste, tuberculosis afflicted workers, unclean tables, improper sanitary arrangements, lack of lavatories, and insufficient inspection allowing diseased meat to enter products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Unhealthy Plant Conditions Reported In Meat Works
A visit reveals dead pigs and other carcasses on unloading platforms due to delays and cost. Poor light and ventilation pervade workrooms with humid air and strong odors from offal, while wooden, inadequately cleaned tables, racks, and tubs spread grease and meat scraps. Privies lack partitions and vent into work areas, with lunch rooms adjoining.
Denial by Boston Agents on Canned Meat Standards
Local Western packing houses denounce Roosevelt’s charges as exaggerated and misrepresented. Boston agents from Cudahy Nelson Morris and Swift & Co. insist New England markets receive high grade, clean canned meats with strict government inspection, denying old stock or relabeling. They cite routine inspections and daily checks to maintain quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New
New England
Chicago
West
Charles A. Baldwin
Boston
Cudahy Packing Company
Nelson Morris
Charles R. Stockton
Nelson Morris Company
Fairbank ‘Canning Company
Post
Fairbank
John B. Orr
Swift & Co
Advertising Men Banquet at Tremont Club in Quincy House
The Tremont Advertising Club held a successful dinner at the Quincy House last evening with addresses by Henry L. Hoey of the Boston Herald Carroll J. Swan New England manager for Pearsons Magazine and Alex Newburt representing Mr Barnes of Boston Vice-President Walter B Weld presided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Advertising Club
Quincy House
Henry L. Hoey
The
Boston Herald
Carroll J. Swan
New England
Pearson's Magazine
Alex. Newburt
Mr. Barnes
Boston
Walter B Weld
Will Bates Bench Appointment Sparks Springfield Rumor Mill
Former Governor John J L Bates is floated as a possible successor to the late Judge Maynard on the Superior bench. Governor Guild weighs several candidates including Henry A. King and Charles F. Jenney of Hyde Park as others circulate in political circles. The chosen appointee may be sent to the executive council this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John JL. Bates
Maynard
Bates
Governor Guild
A. P. Langtry
Executive Department
Henry A. King
Springfield
Charles F. Jenney
Hyde Park
Executive Council
Boston Port Activity Buoyant With Vessel Arrivals and Trade
A fleet of 12 vessels brought in 286 400 pounds of mixed fish at the pier including haddock cod hake and pollock. The Hostilius from South America delivered wool hides and other cargo. hoof and mouth disease curbed cattle shipments. May saw 157 arrivals including 88 steamships as City of Gloucester resumed service and Cape Ann undergoes maintenance. Summer weather aided the fruit trade with 96 023 banana bunches moved by three ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddock
Boston
Houston Line
Hostilius
Ational Dock
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Para
St. Lucia
New York
Lockyer
Brazil
Captain Lockyer
England
Liverpool
London
City of Gloucester
Central Wharf
Gloucester
Cape Ann
East Boston
Peregrine
R. H. White & Co
Rose
United Fruit
Esparta
Long Wharf
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Morton. E.cobb
L. J. Hoppenstadt
Hamburg
Avalon
Admiral Schley
Simon
Landsman
Shipping News of Miniature Almanac
The column lists sun and moon times and high tides for the day, then details arrivals and sailings of numerous steamers and barges. Ships arriving include Hostilius and Rose, with destinations such as Buenos Ayres Montevideo and Port Antonio. Several vessels are described towing barges and docking at ports from Newport News to Portsmouth and Perth Amboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostilius
Lockyer
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Para
St. Lucia
A. C. Leombard’s Sons
Avalon
Rasmussen
Sema
Cuba
Astral
McGoldin
Insieu
Boerce
oOen
Baltimore
Susie H. Davidson
White
Geano
Jennie French Potter
Potter
New News
Helen Traynor
Philadelphia
Re Ra W. Spear
Etrasrens
Desperandum
Orland
George F. Keene
Caine
Mt. Desert
Mary Steele
Paschal
Lanesville
Representative Duane Recovers After Appendectomy
Waltham June 4 Representative Duane underwent an appendectomy last night and is resting comfortably at Waltham Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Duane
Waltham Hospital
Question on Creed of Kansas City Pastor Sparks Episcopal Debate
A dispute in the Kansas City diocese centers on Rev. Charles Ferguson of Kansas City Missouri. He was listed as a non parochial Episcopal clergyman connected to Massachusetts in 1902 1903. Some clergy say he has led Unitarian congregations in Kansas City and St Joseph. The All Souls Episcopal Church Kansas City controversy prompted questions about Ferguson’s ordination and current status. Bishop William Lawrence is in Europe and no decision is learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ferguson
Kansas City
Boston
Eastport
Missouri
Ferguson
Massachusetts
J. Stewart Smith
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
St. Joseph
All Souls’ Episcopal Church
India
All Souls’ Church
Living Church Almanac
William Lawrence
Europe
Knives Turn Wharf Row Into Clash At Eastern Steamship
A street fight on India wharf left one Bay State sailor in hospital and five foreigners under arrest after a brawl that delayed the Portland boat Bay State by more than 30 minutes. Fireman Melville P. Stinson and painter John Bonner were among the sailors attacked as knives flashed during the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Steamship Company
India Wharf
Portland Boat Bay
Melville P. Stinson
Stonington, Conn
John Bonner
W. J. Lakeman
Olaf Peterson
Bay State
Stinson
Bonner
Vito Papasadero
Giuseppe Pasadero
Vito Vatalaro
Nicolo Tetti
Hanover Street
Francesco Campagnia
Hanover Place
Lomasney Loses Subway Battle Over Cambridge Transit Plan
Representative Martin M. Lomasney suffered his first notable House defeat as his amendments to the Cambridge transit bill failed. The bill passed to a third reading after a 29 to 80 vote on his subway plan from Haymarket to the Charles River dam and the referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin M. Lomasney
House
Cambridge
March Bennett
Ward 11
Lomasney
Peabody
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Haymarket Square
Charles River
Labor Notes on Union Nominations and Labor Day Prep
Labor Notes reports unions nominating officers for Shop and Mill Hands' Union 1416 with I A Mosher as president and H Harding D B Fitzgerald as vice presidents. It notes officers for Boston Central Labor Union and confirms Labor Day committee meets tonight to organize. Also mentions Boston Journeymen and San Francisco laundry workers events and regional leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Mattimoe
Bartenders’ Union
Boston Central Labor Vos
Central Labor Unen
Boston Journeymen Ag Omeon
Labor D. International
George Lever
Boston Metal Shors, Ses and Platers’ Union
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Laundh Workers of
San Francisco
Boston Laundry Workers’ Union #6
Wells Memorial
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Shoreham
Block Island
R. I
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Shore
American Shipbuilding Company
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Angus. Jose
William E. Soule
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer Hide & L
Amer Ice Securities
Amer
Amer Locomotive
Amer — & Refining
Amer Sans Refining
Amer Tobac, Certif
Anaconda Mining Co
Ewe
Atlantic — Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Alton
Great Western
Chic & Northwestern
Mil & St Paul, Ciea & Trans
St Louis
Soietkac Fuel & A
Colorado & Southern
York
Ontario
Pacific Mail
Ennessee Coal & Iron
Guatis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
So. Pacific
U. S
Congress St. Boston
Broadway
Ennis & Stops
Broad ST
Igi
Marsia
State Mutual
Congress ST
Beverly BR Wood
Mgr
Nickerson Simmons
BUSS
State St. Boston
S Atockholaers
Rederic Stanwood
Aiasieree
Arizona
Apex
Raven
Saleeigh
Arizona Commercial
Auto Force
Butte
Cumbreland Ely
Bale Tein
Bingham Gentral
Black Mountain
Butte & London
Cal
Pitts
Feneneen
Junction
Rotary
Mitchell
Nipissing
Veves
N. Gold & Co
Pitts & Dulut
United States Department of Agriculture
Neill-Reynolds Report
Aema Ronge
Aone P Heavy
AMAL
City of
Hake Pollockeres
A. Gleason
Mente oOee
Seers
William A. Morse
Eese Viking
Mary Holl
Shipping News
Chaser
Steamers Romanic
Azores
Naples
Debontals
Xres
Gibraltar
Valon Or
Sama
Davide
Ital
Prospero
Calvin Austin
John
N. B
Portland
East Montport
Barotee
Hathorn
Orfolk
Hersch Longfellow Man Winter
Oowers Ag Wareham
Comrade Be
Hants N
Singleton Palmer
Cogl
Keston
Guttenburg
E Parm
Thomas Ys Fata Checkio
Subway
Union of Interests
E. Rodman Peabody
Committee On
Metropolitan Affairs
Ywomasney
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