Revenue and copper stocks slump amid market dullness
Utah Consolidated and Utah copper issues lead a broad market drift as New York and Boston trade slows. Reading stock activity climbs while rumors swirl about Missouri Pacific and a large bull pool liquidation. Revenue Leasing gains short-term lift on insider telegrams. Union Pacific bid declines for non qualification.
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Chicago & Northwest Board of
Investments offer on zinc and copper stocks in brief window
A broker prospectus from J. Le Rice of Boston advertises limited time offers on a range of zinc and copper shares. Listed are 100 U S Steel 600 International Zinc 200 Boston Aurora Zinc 600 Boston Circle Zinc 80 Boston Get There Zinc 25 United Zinc Lead 600 John D Copper 100 Commonwealth Zinc 200 Narragansett Zinc Copper Queen of Alaska 100 Blacktop Copper 1000 Red Crown of Colorado.
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Narragansett Zinc
Queen of
Alaska
Blacktop
Red Croan
Colorado
J. le Rice
Milk St
Mass
Copper Investment Urges Quick Action in New Deal
A promotional pitch touts copper futures as an enormous opportunity. It claims Calumet and Hecla stock at one dollar could have grown to seventy thousand dollars if invested early. The offer promises tiny lot sizes and hints treasury stock could rise tenfold, urging readers to buy as much as they can.
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Boston
Blackfoot Copper Co properties in Montana stock offering
Oliver M. Holmes writes to a stockholder from Helena Montana April 66 describing Blackfoot Copper Co assets. He touts 1 000 000 shares par ten with 800 000 treasury fully paid and non assessable and claims largest copper deposits worldwide accessible via tunnels with ready water power and railway access.
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Blackfoot Copper CO
Montana
Oliver M. Holmes
Helena
Copper Stock Offer Promises Rich Returns for Small Investment
Investors urged to subscribe to a limited copper offering with 20 percent cash and the remainder by June 28. The prospect boasts potential gains as copper markets rise since Calumet and Hecla sold at $1 per share. Only 10,000 shares available on a first come, first served basis. Subscription books close Friday, June 15.
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HECLA
Mets vs Walthams at Charles River Park Race Card Set
Metropolis cycling meet features Jimmy Michael against Burns Pierce in a twenty mile main event plus a one third mile novice and one half mile handicap. Includes club team pursuit heats by Metropolitan Wheelmen and Waltham Cycle Club and a five mile sweepstakes finale.
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Burns Fierce
Metropolitan Wheelmen
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Hedstrom
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Waller
Stinson
Myers
Crooks
Sherer
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Jim Kennedy
Batchelder
Pierce
Aar
Fasi River
Waltham
Filet W
Chael
Fallver
Dividend and security sales totals in firm assets
Assessment paid and asset breakdown show listed bonds totaling 4700, unlisted bonds 53000, listed stocks 9518 shares, and unlisted stocks 4780 shares. Details imply a diversified portfolio with both listed and unlisted securities and a paid assessment.
Lincoln Cycle Club Hosts First Half Century Run
Lincoln Cycle Club of 18 Stamford street plans its first half century run of the season tomorrow forenoon with slow division at 9, intermediate at 9 30, and last at 10. All entrants receive a souvenir regardless of finish, featuring Edward Robinson the comedian rider. The slow division will be paced by two ladies, with a course to South Framingham.
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Copley Square
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South Framingham
Ten Eyck Accepts Challenge From Gaudaur in Worcester
James A. Ten Eyck of Worcester, New England champion sculler and father of Edward H. Ten Eyck, has accepted the three mile challenge to world champion Jake Gaudaur issued by Ned Hanlan. A suitable purse will be provided for the race.
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Chamby
Yale Crew Changes Amid Fog and Rain
Dense fog and heavy rain hinder Yale crews at Yale Quarters. Varsity eight saw John Cross out, Brock move to six, Kunzig in at four. All four boats trained briefly in morning and late, with sessions cut short by downpour. Gould Lincoln moved from four-oar to bow of eight, Lincoln Mitchell shifted to four-oar.
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Yales Ferry
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Varsity
John Cross
Brock
Kunzig
Gould Lincoln
Lincoln Mitchell
Harvard Crew Averts Setback as Bullard Recovers
Harvard varsity crew rowed in its usual order with Bullard medically improved after an ankle issue. He did not start the first boat but took a seat in one of the four oars, continuing as a contributing crew member.
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Union four aim for national regatta to earn Paris trip
The Union four eye victory at the national regatta with a Paris berth at stake, Hanlan may join them if victorious. He seeks a match with Champion Jake Gaudour and plans a salt water race against Ten Eyck with purses at Boston summer resorts. The B A A four race likely a match, while an interscholastic junior eight is planned. St Joseph’s A A four-oared crews prepare for a noted meet. Hallahan’s crew practiced well, showing good form.
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Worcester
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Hallahan
Dean’s Ointment for Delicate Skin Promoted
A vintage ad urges parents to treat children's eczema and other skin irritations with Dean’s Ointment. The copy claims it soothes the most delicate skin and is available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Failures Rise as D and B Reports Trade Peak
Dun and Bradstreet says May failures larger than expected with 947 firms listed and liabilities of 23.77 million. Heavy brokerages caused over half the total. Prices edge toward natural levels as Congress adjourns and peace prospects in South Africa shape activity. Labour disputes and unsettled China risk limit domestic expansion.
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Yacht Racing Schedule At South Boston And Block Island
High tide at 8 40 this morning marks the start of today’s events with Winthrop Y C handicap race at South Boston Y C the tender race at New Bedford Y C and a match race around Block Island featuring schooners Mizpah and Betty all racing under sailing conditions expected today.
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Open Regatta at Hull Yacht Club
Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club holds an open regatta off Hull on June 18 with races for Y R A classes B H D L 8 and T. Classes include cabin boats under 20 feet in B 2 12 foot D boats L boats up to 21 feet 8 inches and T boats not over 18 feet.
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Jockey J Perkins Dies Riding Ten Letta at Newport
Jockey J Perkins was fatally injured today after a fall in the second race at Newport race track Kentucky. He rode Ten Letta before it went down against the fence and died from the injuries sustained.
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Tenletta
Gaelic Football Playoff Set After Memorial Day Draw
The Redmonds of Somerville and the Emmets of Chelsea will settle their Memorial Day draw at Everett Athletic Park on June 18. Oak Island committee meets captains at 8 PM Saturday to arrange the playoff and also plans talks with Celtics of Malden and Shamrocks of Lynn about a return match the same day.
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Chelsea
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Lynn
United Clan-na-Gael Field Day and Picnic Schedule
The United Clan-na-Gael of Boston and vicinity will host its annual field day and picnic at New Downer Landing Weymouth on July 4. Events include sprinting, distance runs, jumps, relays, sack and potato races, cycling, tug of war, pole vault, weight throws, hurling, football and baseball. i JM Patten 12 Dewey Roxbury charged with the en-
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Convention Elets Officers and Bylaws Change at Club Women Meeting
Milwaukee June 8 The club women's convention elected officers largely without contest with Rebecca Lowe of Georgia as president and a diverse slate of vice presidents secretaries treasurer and directors. The group approved by law changes on representation and adjourned after addressing tension over the color line amid Mrs Ruffin's case and executive maneuvers led by Mrs Lowe.
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George Kendrick
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Emma van Vrechten
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Annie D. West
Massachusetts
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New Hampshire
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Cyclist Thrown in Brookside Park Open Races
Athol hosts Brookside Park cycling event before about 1200 spectators amid threatening skies. In the final two mile handicap H F Burdick fell and was overturned by H Drury, who escaped serious injury. Winners include Mie novice G Hutchins, Moran winning two races, Gaudette taking the two mile handicap, Moran setting a track mile record, next meet in two weeks.
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Hugh H. Minnie
Chicopee
Claude Hamilton
Lowell
Eli Gaudette
Gaude Hamilton
Gravesend Races Report From New York June 8
Weather at Gravesend intermitted sun showers but track remained sound. First race 134 miles Humiles Pardee won with Lackland second Monroe Doctrine third. Time 3 17. Second race 6 furlongs Gleneille Janice first, Lady Georgiana second, me third. Time 1 01. Third race 6 furlongs Rumpeter first, Re er second, Golder third. Time 1 4. Fourth race 11 16 miles McMeekin first Teddy second Peep o Day third. Time 1 47 3 4. Fifth race 61 2 furlongs Vouch arg Fleetwing second Six Shooter third. Time 1 3 5. Sixth race about 6 furlongs Kensington first Pink Domino second Gray less third Tirae. Time 1 1
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Hardy Pardee
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Kelley Sets New World Record At McCarthy's Alleys
Michael J. Kelley, famed candle pin roller, established a new world record last night at McCarthy's alleys with a total of 164 pins. He surpassed John Schaete's 1898 mark by nine pins, achieving two strikes, six spares and seven and nine pins across ten boxes.
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Rathbone case worsens as vouchers are found twice
Havana reports escalating trouble for Estes G. Rathbone former director of posts. The auditor's department voided 15000 dollars of vouchers including 8000 dollars paid twice most in Muncie Indiana. Fidelity Company to be held on Rathbone's bond while Corrydon Rich posts a 2000 dollar witness bond in Neely matter. A Neely ally warns Rich may be exposed as a liar if compelled to testify.
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Lynn School Board Dismisses Dr Brock's Charges Against Principal Russell
In Lynn on June 8 the school board voted 12 to 6 to dismiss charges brought by Dr Edwin H Brock against Classical High School Principal Russell. Board members critic suggested Brock backed down. some argued the charges were indefinite and unfair. Brock vowed to seek further inquiry, while noting some colleagues viewed Russell as dishonest. The controversy over Lynn schools continues.
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Burgess
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Dr. Brock
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T. Harlan Breed
Mr. Breed
Yeas
John M. Barry
Harlan Breed
Georgs S. Burgess
Oseph W. Colcord
Frederick B. Degell
Charles E. Hatch
Henry T. Luminius
Edwin L. Newhall
John B. Pearson
May L. Sheldon
Louis A. Wyman
Edwin
Williams Accepts Cambridge Pastorate Call
The Rev. Charles F. Williams of Brooklyn has decided to accept the pastorate at North Avenue Baptist Church in Cambridge. His letter of acceptance will be read during Sunday services.
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Pleasing Benefit Entertainment Aids Fresh Air Fund
A large audience attended an evening program at Association Hall in Boston to support the Fresh Air Fund of the Boston Industrial Home. Mrs. William Bailey led the event with patrons including Mrs. Oliver Ames Sr and others. Performers included Fred Kendall Viola Waterhouse Wulf Fries Ernestine Fish Margaret A Curtis Walter E Baine. Fish recently returned from Germany after three years studying there.
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Fred FE. Kendall
Viola Waterhouse
Wulf Fries
Ernestine Fish
Margaret A. Curtis
Walter E. Baine
Fish
Germany
Fifth annual dramatic recital at Dahlgren Memorial Hall
The fifth annual dramatic recital of Miss Hattie J. Gardiner and pupils was held last evening at Dahlgren Memorial Hall in South Boston. Diplomas were awarded to graduates Miss A. V. Peterson Miss Alice Livingston Ergen and Miss H. F. Holmes. A large assembly of friends and relatives attended.
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Winchester Golf Club Beats Pine Bank at Malden Links
The Winchester Golf Club defeated Pine Bank Golf Club in a one sided match at Malden yesterday. It was the first season game at the Pine Bank course witnessed by a large crowd of spectators. The score:
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Malden Briefs: Frye Attends Rene Satomi Event
Malden officials report Rene Satomi attended a local event featuring 1% Frye supporters. A lean crowd gathered as community leaders discussed civic engagement and future city projects with Satomi keynote remarks.
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Glass of '03 Wins Cup at Brook Ine High Spring Meet
The Brook Ine High School athletic meet on Cypress street yesterday crowned class of 1903 as cup winners with 28 points, narrowly beating the senior class by two. Marshall led the last lap race to a three-yard victory, while 1903 swept multiple events, including Barndollar and Strickland duo in sprints and distance runs.
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F. Barndollar
Strickland
Hennessy
McNamara
C. Barn
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le Moyne
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Interscholastic Track Titles At Cambridge Feld
This afternoon the annual Interscholastic track championships are at Soldiers Field Cambridge. Exeter Academy is favored after defeating Andover last Saturday while Andover and Worcester High School stand as main rivals. If weather permits several records may fall and Schick of Andover hopes for a fair 100 yard dash chance. The meet is run by the Harvard A A with local officials.
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Exeter Academy
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