Market Report Shows Mixed Coppers and Dividend News
In New York trading Friday June 7 volume was light as professional activity dominated. Union Pacific fell on crop reports while Louisville & Nashville rose on speculative buying. Planters’ Compress surged on favorable Texas railroad hearing and a 75 cent dividend was declared by New England Metal Company payable June 10.
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New York
Union Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Compress
Charles Head & Co
Texas
New England Metal Company
New Jersey
Edward >. White
White
Boston News Bureau
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boston
Crane
Tower Giddings & Co
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
George Gould
Chatham & Lebanon Valley Railroad
W. Seward Webb
Rutland Railroad
Wiliam C. Roberts
Roberts, Blair & Co
Bennington
Chatham
N. Y
Be dae Bet ries over Boston trip from News Bureau
The fragment discusses a six week trip perhaps by train or road, mentioning Boston and a Boston News Bureau. It hints at a voyage or travel plan with cloud imagery and unclear details. Names and places are partially readable but specifics are missing.
Boston Market Summary of Daily Stock Prices
Boston on June 7 reports the highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices for the day. The data reflect trading activity across major securities, with figures showing the range of prices and final market quotes for today.
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Boston
Combination Park Racing Tonight at Local Track
Tonight at Combination Park the season’s best racing includes two events at 2:31. Entries for the 2:31 class include Lyman Willie Mapes Tony G Ren Wilkes Todd Lumps Midget and Frazier. Runners named for the trot pace and running race are Boisterous Sir Garnet Flirtaway Jug and Reeve.
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Combination Park
Lyman
Willie Mapes
Tony G
Ren Wilkes
Todd Lumps
Midget
Frazier
Boisterous
Sir Garnet
Flirtaway
Jug
Reeve
Newton Centre Golf Club Spring Cup Semifinals
On the Newton Centre Golf Club links the spring cup semi finals were played. W W Ra ted 1 A Harrington 3 up and 2 to go. Percy Gilbert defeated Frank Narvey 1 up 19 holes. The finals between Gilbert and Rand will be played next week.
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Newton Centre
Newton
Newton Centre Golf Club
W. W. Raated
A. Harrington
Pis
Percy Gilbert
Frank Narvey
Gilbert
Rand
Fire guts Men s Sick Ward at Newton Hospital
Newton June 8 Fire tore through the Thayer ward at Newton Hospital on Washington Street just before 1 am. Thirty male patients were moved to safety by Miss McDowell and nurses with no injuries. Roof and furnishings of the ward were destroyed. adjoining areas and main building suffered damage with about 5000 dollars in losses.
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Newton
Newton Hospital
Washington Street
Newton Lower Falls
Thayer Ward
Rlif
Potowatomie Tribe Plans Voyage to Chicago
In Van Buren county Michigan a Potowatomie tribe secret pow wow at Hartford voted to sail for Chicago on June 2 led by Chief Isaac Quigno. They aim to invest the lake front and press their land claims, seeking recognition of their claims to Chicago area lands.
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Detroit
Mich
Tribune
St. Joseph
van Bureh County
Hartford
Chicago
Isaac Quigno
Pottowatomies
Trade Improvement Reported By Bradstreet and Dun
Bradstreet and R G Dun & Co report improved trade conditions overall due to better weather and crop prospects. Textile demand rises while iron and steel stay quiet. failures in May show mixed trends with higher liabilities, and railroad earnings and bank clearings surge nationwide.
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New York
Bradstreet
Middle States
South
West
New England
Far West
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Milkman Critchet accuses Clara Jones in hotel theft caper
John Wesley Critchet of East Boston claimed a wallet with 300 dollars vanished after a reunion at Marliave's Hotel Bosworth street. Clara Jones denied knowing him, was jailed overnight after a search found no money, and Critchet alleged a prior meeting. Authorities took them to Station 2 for questioning.
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John Wesley Critchet
Butaw Street
Boston
Critchet
Marliave
Bosworth Street
Clara Jones
Miss. Jones
Mr. Critchet
Miss Jones
Censor Bans Play The First Visit At Garrick Theatre
English censor prohibits production of The First Visit by Beverly Sitgreaves at the Garrick Theatre to begin Wednesday. English version of Une Visite de Noces by the younger Dumas blocked.
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London
Dumas
Beverly Sitgreaves
Garrick Theatre
Art Sims Stops Jack Hamilton in Ten Rounds
In Akron on June 7 Art Sims defeated Jack Hamilton by knockout in ten rounds. The bout drew seven hundred fans with Gus Gardner of Youngstown challenging the winner afterward. Hamilton boasted he could whip any man in his class.
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Akron, O
Art Sims
Akron
Jack Hamilton
Seven Hundred Tone
Gus Gardner
Youngsrown
Hamilton
Sims
Corbett's Herald Co. declares 2 percent monthly stock dividend
The company announces a twelfth annual rate plus an extra one percent dividend this month making two cents per share for holders payable July 1 1901. On June 10 the check rises to two dollars per share with limited stock at one fifty per share. Checks payable to Corbett's Herald Co. 66 Weybosset Providence. Business founded twenty years ago. Loans offered on stock and interest accrues. Roger Williams Trust Co. Providence R. I.
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Corbett’s Herald GO
Weyhbosset St
Providence
Corbett’s Herald Co
Roger Williams Trust C
Providenos, R. F
Mrs McKinley Resting, No Change In Health
Washington June 7 Dr Rixey said Mrs McKinley is resting comfortably at the White House with no change in her condition since this morning. She has not gained or lost ground and shows no sign of improvement, his remarks followed by concerns about the heat and her low vitality.
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Washington
Rixey
White House
Fire at Beach Co. dye works and warehouse in Hartford
The Hartford fire department battled a large blaze at Beach Co. dye works and chemical warehouse adjoining the gas works. Explosions occurred and authorities warned of possible disaster if the gas works exploded.
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Hartford, Conn
Beach & Co
Lawson Charter Controversy Over Independence Yacht
The New York Yacht Club debate centers on chartering the Independence to club members. Thomas W. Lawson argues conditions to defend the cup without surrendering ownership. letters between Lawson and Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard reveal tensions about chartering and control during the match. The Newport races loom with the Independence set to face the Constitution if allowed.
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Challenge Committee
Lawson
New York Yacht Club
Boston
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Toour
Commodore Lewis
Cass Ledyard
Thomas W. Lawson
New York
Thomas .W. Lawson
Coittee
Cemens
R. Crowninshield
Cype
Independence Yacht Narrowly Escapes Steering Failure
The Indépendence suffered a steering gear jam but survived a test that boosted confidence in the craft. A cracked iron band on the boom end was found by Billman and will be reinforced by adding a new band alongside the oil one. A larger screw is due today, with trials set for Monday.
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Billman
Haff
Memorable Day at Wellesley Lets Students Shape Rules
Wellesley College on June 7 1901 marked Tree Day with a new student government plan approved by the board of trustees. The senior and freshmen presided and the entire student body voted on rules except academic matters. A class tree was planted as part of celebrations amid rain and campus serenades.
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Wellesley
Wellesley College
Hazard
Alexander McKenzie
Board of
Pauline Adeline Durant
Wellesley Student Government Association
House Council
Boston
Catherine H. Dwight
Margaret C. Mills
Pearl B. Randall
Eva Terry
Eleanor M. Bennett
Longfellow Pond
Ruth Sours
Sue Ainsile
Sophos Mores
Florence Hutsinpillar
Rose
Herreshoff Works Duplicating Topmast Spreader Parts
At Herréshoff shops in Bristol R I June 7 a large amount of work is underway to duplicate the topmast and spreaders for the Constitution along with other small fittings. The aim is to provide contingencies for accidents aboard the frail craft to prevent delays. A near finished new topmast was inspected by Nat Herreshoff and Captain Rhodes. The main boom is lashed to the deck to prevent it from rolling overboard in rough harbor weather. The condemned plate removal from the mainmast is nearly complete.
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Bristol
Herréshoff
Nat Herreshoff
Rhodes
Machinist Assault Near Chelsea Leaves Louis Cohen Slain?
Louis Cohen a 47 year old machinist at Blake works says two unknown men followed him from the shop around 6 15 last evening and struck him near Vine street after Third street. He was knocked down and the assailants fled. Cohen and witnesses offer no further information.
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Louis Cohen
Chelsea
Blake P E Works
Cohen
Works
Stone Third
Vine Street
Oscar Dearborn Brakeman Fatally Injured At North Union Yard
Oscar Dearborn aged 41 a longtime Boston and Maine brakeman was struck by a shifting engine at North Union station last night. His left leg was severed above the ankle and half of his right foot was cut off. He resided at 21 Vine Street Medford with his wife.
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Oscar Dearborn
Vine Street
Medford
Boston & Maine Road
North Union Station
Lawson Faces New York Yacht Club Standstill
The New York Yacht Club presses Lawson toward unconditional surrender on their initial terms. No official word from Lawson, but friends expect a reply today. A charter to an individual member could force Independence into a trial race as a possible workaround. Over twenty Boston yachtsmen are NYC members, with F. H. Foster on the advisory board.
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Thomas W. Lawson
New York Yacht Club
Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Boston
N. Y. Y. C. Ce “Sone Ec Cs F. H. Foster
Foster
Fireman Overcome by Heat at Cambridge Plant
Charles Donelan a fireman with the American Rubber Company Cambridge was overcome by heat while at work shortly after 6 pm. He was taken to the General Hospital for treatment.
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Charles Donelan
Poplar Street
American Rubber Company
Cambridge
General Hospital
Lundin and Parker Meet In Notable Hartford Wrestling Night
Hjalmer Lundin of Hartford and Harvey Parker of Brockton faced off in two wrestling bouts. Lundin won the Greco Roman clash in 22 minutes and 32 seconds. In the longer match Parker triumphed with a hammer lock after 1 hour 27 minutes and 17 seconds, with the bout halted by lateness.
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Hartford
Conn
Hjalmer Lundin
Harvey Parker
Brockton
Mass
Ciy
Lundin
Parker
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement urges relief from eczema and other skin diseases with Dean's Ointment sold at drug stores for 50 cents. It emphasizes gentle curing claims and accessibility for families.
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Dean
Tufts Girls Form Union at Tufts College
Tufts College women students organize into a group named the Tufts College Association for Women Students Self-Government. The body acts as a union club or protective association but does not grant students lawmaking power. it signals to the faculty that self-government could be acceptable.
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Meidford
Tufts College
Tufts College Association
Tufts
Ake Wellesley
Association
Sugzges
Pro sprint field shines at Revere Beach race card
A stellar lineup of pro riders meets in mile handicap and mile open at Revere Beach track with McFarland Cooper Moran Jacobson Wilson Hoyt and many stars from Boston Worcester and New Haven. The event features four prizes on a 25 mile base plus a 2 prize for leading each mile and a fierce Moran versus Jacobson chase in unpaced action amid a crowded amateur card.
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New Revere Beach
McFarland and
Wenn
Lester Wilson
Frank Butler
Floyd Krebs
Watson Coleman
Joe Downey
J. J. Casey
Worcester
Major Taylor
Robert Walthour
Boston
John King
Harry C. Caldwell
Charles Tindfield
Arthur W. Ross
Ben Munyzoe
Otto Maya
Frank Cadwell
John Dubois
W. E. Becker
J. Pr. Jacobson
Janes IF. Moran
Hardy Downing
Fred Hoyt
Earl Stevens
R. M. Alexander
Joseph Aoreean
Bst
Moran
Jacobson
Mottling
McCon
Potter
Jynn
Dow
Osgood
Collins
Hooper
Eaton
Howland
van Cott
Clyde Chase
New Haven
McLean
Wilson
Man
McConnell
Coleman
T . Connell
Teenom Moran
Hoyt
Elkes
Harry Edwards
Brockton
R. Baxter
Fall River
John Williams
Pleasant Street
Pall River
East Boston
Fred Lewis
Edward Nagel
Fred Lumm
Midnight Cavaliers
Nantasket
East Brookline Street
Nelson
Ginning
Tom Linton O
Binton
Ant
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St Louis
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Pacifi
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Seabes
Eeeereenet Wabach
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
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Ee & Miscellaneous
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Vevbeeneee
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GOOSE
Republic Steel
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Western Union
Ieee Oe
Boston Stock Sales
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T&s
Cen Ist Inc
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Z. Chemical
Arcadian Mining
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Blugham
Boston & Albany
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Domin
East Boston Land
Erie Tel & Tel
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Mass Electric
Mexican Central
Michigan Ining
Mohawk
Parrot Mining
Rhode Island
Rutland
Santa Fe Mining
Trinity Mining
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Victoria Mining Oe
West End St Ry
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Newson Hospital
Dun and Bradstreet
UN Chitchet
Corbett
Herald
H.W. Pattee
GO. Stills
Ga Giain
Attr and
Sela
Ask Saraer
Mrs. Mkinley
Lewis Cals Ledyard
Thomas WW. Laiwson
Orersons
Likewis
General Paine
E. V. R. Thayer
Rave
N. Y. Co
Newport Y.C
Columbia
Newport Club
Yacht
Herreshoff
Dence
Anita
Tufts Girls Form Union
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