Market Dips After Amalgamated Report Amid Choppy Trading
Stock action opened firm then slipped on profit taking led by Amalgamated Copper. United States Steel preferred boosted sentiment while Ontario & Western drew interest on dividend rumors. Traders debated Amalgamated results and pool rumors as bonds and money markets stayed uneven and clearing figures showed activity.
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Wall Street
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel Preferred
Uwn
Ontario & Western
New York Central
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Amalgamated
United States
San Francisco
Boston
Body found in Mohawk River may be Cam bridge merchant
A body found in the Mohawk River at Cohoes is believed to be Dennis A. McCloskey, the wealthy Cambridge merchant missing since May 27. Descriptions match the partner M. J. Harty’s account and details from coroner William C. Baxter. McCloskey had lived at Sagamore Hill Nantasket and recently suffered stock losses.
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Mohawk
Cohoes
N. Y
Dennis A. Mc Closkey
Cambridge
M. J. Harty
McCloskey
Pierce
William C. Baxter
Watervilet
Boston
Mr. Harty
Derby Hat. Mr. Harty Also Says That McCloskey Bought Clothing At Shuman’s
Posner’s
Harty
Protective Order of Elks
Sagamore Hill
Nantasket
Local Market Quiet as Amalgamated Jump Grants Gains
The local market was quiet with Amalgamated rising 11-4 to 84 1-4 early, then easing after Copper Range and others fell on a company statement. Dividends were declared by Copper Range and St Louis San Francisco, with book closings and record dates announced.
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Amalgamated
Centennial
Osceola
Utah
United States
Tamarack and Wolverine
Calumet & Hecla
Greene Consolidated
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
Mining and Stock Exchange
Guanajuato
North Butte
Pioneer Lynn
Utah Apex
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
New York Stock Exchange
Bond prices steady on June day with mixed yields
New York bonds posted varied results on Saturday June 3 with rates for many rails and utilities steady near previous levels. Notable issues include Mexico Central 4s at 76 and Penn 3 1/2s at 101 while St Louis 5s sit at 116 and Sea A L 4s at 86.
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N.r
N.c
Atch G’s
C.b&q
C.ri& P
CCC
Erie P
New York
M, K
N&w
Penn c
Sou Ry
Tex Pac
T.stl&w
UN Pace
Inate
US Steel 2d
Wabash
West Md
W&l E
Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car & Cem
Amer Mhide & Lea
Amer Locomotive
Amer Smelting & Refug
Amer Sugar
Amer Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Do
Atlantic Coast Line
Rae Aee & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ee
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Mil & St Paul Il
C. C
St. Louis
Colorado
den & Rio Grande
Erle Ee
Hocking Alley
Illinois Central
International Pa
Louisville & Nashville
Metropolitan
St Ry
Minn
St Paul
Missouri Pacific
Mine Kan& Tex
Ee National
New York Central
New York, Ont & West
Norfolk & Western
North American
Eee
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
People’ S Gas
Teel
Republic
Rock Island Co
Ado
St Louis Southwest
Ofouthern Pacific
Bet Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis
New York Stock Market Opens Strong Then Edges Higher
New York Consolidated June 5 The stock market opened strong with early gains but Amalgamated Copper weakness due to a $9 million surplus figure checked the advance. By noon the market firmed and by late trading prices were higher with a bull tilt, total sales 95,860 shares.
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State Street
Amalgamated
Reading
Union Pacific
New York
London
Morgan, Hill, Gates
Standard
New York Consolidated
W. B. Smith & Co
Congress Street
Amalgamated Copper
American Sugar
Atch
Topeka & Santa Fe
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chicago
Mil & St. Paul
Erie
Atenae
Ceveese
Louisville & Nashville
Metropolitan St. Railway
Missouri Pacific
Seeeseeees
Secae
United States Steel
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt receives equestrian statuette by Macmonnies
President Roosevelt was given a bronze equestrian statuette of himself as a Rough Rider by Miss Janet Scudder at the White House. Attending were Mrs. Roosevelt Admiral Dewey and Mr and Mrs Charles J Bonaparte. Roosevelt praised the gift and the artist’s work.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Macmonnies
White House
Janet Scudder
New York
Luxembourg
Paris
Scudder
Dewey
Charles J. Bonaparte
Gaudens
New Catholic Women's Club Formed in Wakefield
In Wakefield on June 5 a new Catholic women's club was formed in the old St. Joseph's church building. The club elected Mrs. Edward J. Gihon as president, wife of Colonel Gihon.
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Wakefield
St. Joseph's Parish
Edward J. Gihon
Gihon
Wakefield Catholic Club elects new officers
Mrs Edward J Gihon wife of Colonel Gihon on Governor's staff was elected president. Other officers include Mrs Lawrence J Kirke as vice president secretary Sadie Sliney Mrs John Glynn treasurer and directors Mrs James Hickey Mrs Michael Lane Nellie Do Gaffy Eleanor Maloney Julia Preston.
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Edward J. Gihon
Colonel Gihon
Governor's Staff
Wakefield Catholic Club
Lawrence J. Kirke
Sadie Sliney
John Glynn
James Hickey
Michael Lane
Nellie Do. Gaffy
Eleanor Maloney
Julia Preston
Living Whist Pleases East Boston Catholics
Under the East Boston Catholic Club, living whist was played in Lyceum Hall last night. The affair was a great success and attracted a pretty picture of evolutions. The first presentation a week ago was repeated due to its success. Proceeds go to the club’s charitable work.
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East Boston Catholic Club
Lyceum Hall
Chilian Editor Van Buren Arrives in Boston
Carlos Van Buren a wealth attorney from Valparaiso and kin of President Van Buren lands in Boston marking his first entry to U S shores aboard the United Fruit Company ship Admiral Farragut on a world tour. He estimated voyage costs may reach twenty five thousand dollars though he declines to confirm a final total.
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Carlos van Buren
Valparaiso
South American Republic
Martin van Buren
Boston
Uncle Sam
United Fruit Company
Admiral Farragut
Mr Van Buren the $25 000 tourist travels from Kingston
Mr Van Buren, the Kingston born traveler dubbed the $25 000 tourist, rejects fear of large expenses as he lounges at the Hotel Touraine in Boston. He toured the city and suburbs by auto, praising Bostonians for enterprise and comparing South American beauty to Chilean women. He also expressed admiration for President Roosevelt as a strong leader.
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Boston
Roosevelt
Chili
Unions Yield to President Eliot Over Debate Publication Label
Boston Allied Printing Trades Council agreed to no objection to printing the Foster Eliot Fan hall debate without the union label. Union printers will handle the work while President Eliot refuses the label for the joint publication.
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Boston Allied Printing Trades Council
Foster
Labor union actions and elections in Greater Boston area
Labor notes cover nominations in Sheet Metal Workers' Union 17 including John J. Hynes and others, plans to organize all shops in Greater Boston within ten weeks, and five new applicants admitted. Reports of new state branches, officers elected in Building Laborers’ unions, and various union activities across Boston area including car drivers strike support and fundraisers.
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Sheet Metal Workers’ Union 17
John J. Hynes
Frank K. Faulkner
Louis Z. Harrington
Edward F. X. McCarthy
Herbert O. Morton
John K. Kennedy
Greater
Boston
Northampton
Springfield
Cambridge
Newton
International Building Laborers’ Union
Michael Sullivan
Antonio Scagaliarno
Patrick Nagle
Michael C. Sullivan
Arthur W. Clark
Boston Grocery and Provision Clerks’ Union
Carpenters’ Union 33
Gustav Theimer
Chicago
Amalgamated Glass Workers’ Union
United States
Canada
Fred J. Kneeland
Painters’ Union 11
Robert A. Callahan
Bartenders’ Union 77
P. A. Daley
Carriage and Cab Drivers’ Union
Boston Central Labor Union
Metal Polishers’ Union
Knights of Labor
Chicago Grain Quotations and Wheat Market Outlook
Ennis and Stoppani report: Southwest wheat markets attracted attention while prices trend lower amid a bearish outlook. Corn prospects are favorable for holding or advancing prices supported by speculative interest. Chicago July wheat options show puts at 86 percent and calls at 88 percent.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
CGC
I AG
Southwest
Minneapolis
McGraw Wins Court Battle Over National League Fine
Judge Sheldon blocks $150 fine and 15 day suspension for John McGraw, halting enforcement against him. McGraw appears in uniform as Brush and Pulliam spar over Fleischmann and Brush amendments, with Barney Dreyfuss to decide next steps. Pulliam issues a lengthy statement defending the league’s disciplinary rules and procedures.
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Barney Dreyfuss
Sheldon
Pulliam
McGraw
New York
Brush
Post
Judge Sheldon
John McGraw
New York Ball Club
National League
Fleischmann
W. C. Temple
Pittsburg
Penn
League
Messrs
Charles M. Sherman
James F. Bacon
Tremont
Harry C. Pulliam
Murray’s stunning catch decided a New Bedford game
In a dramatic late play Miah Murray halted a bases loaded foul by leaping over the railing to grab the ball, sparking cheers as his team scored all runs before he bowed to the stand. The tale frames youth versus experience in baseball, with Stone’s early St Louis form noted as a contrast to Burkett’s class.
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Miah Murray
Harry Pulliam
Pulliam
Frank Bancroft
New Bedford
Murray
Boston
Collins
St. Louis
George Stone
Taylor
Stone
Jesse Burkett
Burkett
Dr. Osler
Huntington Avenue
Brighton man loses 250 dollars after aiding stranger
Michael Lucas of 39 Market Street Brighton lent a night’s shelter to a stranger who claimed to be homeless. The man vanished in the night with 250 dollars hidden in a pillow slip.
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Michael Lucas
Market Street
Brighton
Lucas
Daniel O Connell Will Gifts 100 to Several Boston Charities
The will of Daniel O Connell of Boston was filed in Suffolk County Probate Court. He leaves 100 to each of several institutions including Little Sisters of the Poor in Roxbury and Somerville, Home for Destitute Catholic Children, Working Boys Home Boston, Mission Church Roxbury, St Gerard Chapel, Holy Ghost Hospital for Incurables Cambridge, House of the Angel Guardian Roxbury, and Home for Industrious Boys Philadelphia. May 27 1905 is the date. Elien E Sullivan named sole executrix.
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Daniel O’connell
Daniel
O’connell
Boston
Suffolk County
Little Sisters of the Poor
Roxbury
Somerville
Harrison Avenue
Working Boys
Mission Church
St. Gerard Chapel
Holy Ghost Hospital
Cambridge
House of the Angel Guardian
Douglas Wins Decision in Eight Round Bout at Gloucester
Fred Douglas of Savannah won a decision over Blink McCloskey of Philadelphia in an eight round Gloucester A. C. match. McCloskey, with a sprained left wrist and a stomach illness, fought bravely as Douglas blocked most attacks and won by points after a rough, wrestling heavy bout.
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Gloucester
Fred Douglas
Savannah
Blink McCloskey
Philadelphia
Gloucester A. C
McCloskey
Arthur Cote
Douglas
Fred
John A. Sullivan
Magnolia
Billy Keefe
Lawrence
Kid Bridges
Young McDonald
Eclectic Physicians to Meet in Montpelier Vermont
The 11th annual meeting of the New England Eclectic Medical Association will be held in Montpelier Vermont with about a score of Boston and Massachusetts doctors reading papers. Dr Albert H Flower will discuss Cancer treatment. Other papers cover Heat and Cold therapeutics Electricity in treatment and women's diseases. Dr Sylvina A Abbott secretary will present on women’s illnesses. Dr Alexander Wilder of Newark is a noted delegate and aged 84, cited as father of eclectism in America.
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Eclectic
Montpelier
New England Eclectic Medical Association
Boston
Massachusetts
Albert H. Flower
St. Botolph Street
C. Gilbert Percival
John Fraser Barbrick
M. D
Sylvina A. Abbott
Tat Iton
Alexander Wilder
Newark
N. S
America
Norumbega Park Week Two Opens With Large Crowd
Norumbega Park on the Charles reports one of its largest crowds this season as daily band concerts debut from 12 30 to 8 p m in the music court. Mullaly's Band performs and the chalet of wonders shows new electrical novelties in expanded space. Vaudeville at 3 30 and 8 p m features Allison and Allison in Minnie from Minnesota, Troubador Four, Anderson and Goines, Zara and Stetson, LaNole brothers, and the domograph with new pictures.
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Norumbega Park
The
Charles
Mullaly
Mrs. Allison
Minnie
Minnesota
Troubador Four
Anderson and
Goines
Zara
Stetson
LaNole Brothers
Cambridge Junk Licenses Limit Proposed By City Committee
The Cambridge Committee on Licenses will report to the Board of Aldermen tonight in favor of capping junk licenses at 60. The move aims to curb overproliferation and regulate permit issuance.
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Cambridge City Council
Board of Aldermen
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Amalgamated Company
Standard Oil
Lawson
Rogers
Washoe Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Jersey City
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Rio Tinto Company
Hardy
Dennis F. M’closkey
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Shannop
Tamarack
Trinity
Pend Os
United Cop
United Fru
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Victoria
West End Land
West Ome St Ry
Westinghouse
Wolverine
Curtis
Sederquist
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New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
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Ennis & Stops
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N.Y
Greene Consolidated Copper Co
Broad Street
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Top & S Fr
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Rhode Island
NEW Catholic Women’s Club
East Boston
Chilian
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Pres. Eliot
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Madison Square Garden
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Willard Massey
FF & P
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