Wall Street Wavers On Activist Moves Amid Equitable Fallout
In a choppy session traders lifted select stocks including Amalgamated Copper and Louisville & Nashville before prices faded. The market stayed dull overall as fears linked to the Equitable scandal weighed on activity, with a cautious tone prevailing across railroads and mining shares.
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Wall Street
London
Southern
Amalgamated Copper
Southern Group
United States
New York
Bond Price Ticker From Market Closing Close
The page lists closing prices and percent changes for various U S government and corporate bonds across different issues. Notable entries include U S 3s at around 104 percent, U S 4s near 132 percent, and several rail and utility issues with varying yields and issue marks.
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N.r
Atch G’s
Bal & O
C&a
C.b&q
C,ri& P
Ccc&sl
Col Son
Cuba
D & RG
Erle P
Japan
L & No
Do Ist Inc
M & Stl
Sea AL
Tex Pac
T,stl&w
UN Pac
US Steel
Wabash
WELE
Chicago Wheat and Corn Prices Edge Higher on Harvest Talk
Chicago wheat for July sagged 1 1/4 cents early then rallied to 86 1/2 cents. Traders cited bright weather and harvest discussions as drivers, with profit taking by shorts fueling the rise. Corn and oats followed, July corn up 1 1/2 cents to 52 1/2, oats up 1/4 to 31 1/4 as May bulls liquidated fewer than 1.5 million bushels.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
Market dull but firm with gains in Southern stocks
New York stock list shows mixed leads with gains in Amalgamated Copper, Steel issues, and coal shares while late trading turns heavier. Short interest remains large and buyers advised on moderate dips. Total sales reach 49 300 shares.
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Boston
New York
Boston News Bureau
Boston Board
Steel
Sugar
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Atchison
Boston Stock Exchange
Mining and Stock Exchange
Horseshoe
Massachusetts Breweries
Majestic
North Butte
Utah Apex
Ronks i
Gate Gait Amer Car & Foundry
Amer
Amer Locomotive
Amer Smelt & Refining
Amer Sugar Refining
Amer Tobacco
Atchison Ewer
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
I Central of No . of
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & N
Chic
Mil & St Paul
Term & T
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Illinois Central
International Pa
Louisville & Nashville
Ace
Manhattan
Metropol Ae
Rock Island
Ewes
St Louis SW
Page Pacific
Southern Railway
Ener
Bite Tenn Coal & Iron Eeene
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St
Coast Line
Amalgamated Copper
W. B. Smith & Co
Congress Street
American Sugar
Atchison,Top & Santa Fe
TOY Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chie, Mil & St Paul
Eireeeerss
Met St Railway
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Weeteee Eee Ae
Southern Pacific
US Steel
Ceesee
Cn Os Bana
Copper Range Consolidated declares quarterly dividend
At a June 5 1905 board meeting Copper Range Consolidated declares a quarterly dividend of one dollar per share. The dividend is payable July 1 1905 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 10 1905. Transfer books close June 12 to June 30 1905. Fredric Stanwood treasurer Boston Mass June 5 1905.
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Chicago & Eastern Illinois
D. F. Yoakum
A. J. Davidson
C. W. Hillard
J. Hobart Moore
Union Bag and Paper Company
Heinze
Helena
Butte & Boston Mining Company
F. A. Heinze
Boston Stock Exchange
Charles M. Catbsoi
Moors & Cabot
Charles Lee Todd
Todd
Connecticut Legislative Committee
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company
Connecticut
Beverly
Mass
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Tampa
Fla
Weil, Roth & Co
Cincinnati
Copper Range Consolidated Co
Frederic Stanwood
Boston
Tel & Tel
Central Vt
United Fruit
Adventure Min
Allouez M
Oar Am Ag Chem
Hide & Leather
Atch
Or & S F
Boston Land Ee
aBoston & Albany
aBoston & Maine
Dalaly-West
Pallzen Elec
General Electric
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Mass Electric
Michigan
NH & H
Dominion
Osceola
Bim
Providence & We
Pullman
Seattle
Elec
Shannon
Swift & Co Ee
Trinity
Union Pacific
United Copper
United Shoe Mach
Utah
Victoria
West Aoea
Westin
Wolver
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain Says Boston Photographer
A Boston photographer C H Foster of 28 Hanover St credits Doans Kidney Pills with ending years of kidney trouble. He suffered backache urinary issues and diabetes before relief came quickly. He urges others to remember the name Doans and buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US agents.
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Bright
Boston
C. H. Foster
Hanover St
Mass
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Boston Market Ex-Dividend and Rights Update
The Boston Market reports aex-dividend and ex-rights movements. Total holdings include listed stocks 9733 shares, bonds 41000 dollars, unlisted stocks 5608 shares, and rights 63 units across the ledger.
Dentists Hold Ladies Night at Massachusetts Convention
Massachusetts Dental Society concluded the second day of its convention at Young’s Hotel with a banquet for 80 guests. President G Stanley Hall of Clark University addressed the gathering as officers were elected including Dr John J F McLaughlin as president and Dr Murdock C Smith as first vice president. The closing meeting is set for Mechanics' Building.
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Massachusetts Dental Society
Young’s Hotel
Edgar O. Kinsman
Cambridge
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Eugene §. Talbot
Chicago
H. Carleton Smith
Harvard Dental School
Alexander P. Bourne
Shepard Memorial Church
Winfield Smith
Mt Vernon Council Gala Night Details
Mt Vernon Council 139 Knights of Columbus Dorchester plans a first social and second degree event next Monday at Hancock Hall Uphams Corner. Harvard football’s Bill Hanley will “ride the goat” in the first event with 25 candidates. G K Horgan of West End Council will confer the second degree.
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Mt. Vernon
Knights of Columbus
Dorchester
Hancock Hall
Upham’s Corner
Bill Hanley
Harvard
G. K. Horgan
West End
Prominent Knights to Welcome Back Former D G K Horgan
Boston area Knights of Columbus members will greet the notable figure as he returns to active knighthood. The group recalls his distinguished work under the late James E. Hayes, former state deputy, and lauds his magnified interpretation of degree rituals.
Robberies at Malden High School and Library
Two local break ins reported this morning in Malden. About 12 dollars stolen from Malden High School and Public Library. At the school thieves used a fire escape to reach the principal Hutchins office and took 10 dollars from a small box. Library entry came via a cut rear door panel and change from Williams office.
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Malden
Hutchins
Williams
Dividends Payable Notices From Several Firms
Dividend dates listed include United Shoe Machinery Company quarterly payments July 1 with 1 percent common and 1 percent preferred. American Tobacco Company July 1 1.14 percent preferred. Boston and Suburban Electric Company July 15 50 cents per share quarterly. Guggenheim Exploration Company July 1 1 percent. American Snuff Company July 1 1 percent regular and 2 percent preferred and common.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Marterly
Aly American Tobacco Company
Boston & Suburban Electric Company
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Merican Snuff Company
Eight-Hour Day for Panama Canal Construction
Attorney-General Moody states that the eight-hour labor act of Aug 1 1892 applies to laborers and mechanics working on U S public works in the Isthmian Canal project. The ruling excludes Isthmian Canal Commission office staff and other employees not within the standard meaning of laborers and mechanics.
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Washington
Moody
Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Isthmian Canal Commission
Rogers Case Heard Today
Albany June 8 Judge Rufus W Peckham of the United States Supreme Court will hear tomorrow the attorneys for Mrs Mary M Rogers a Vermont woman under death sentence for the murder of her husband An application by mail for a writ of error would send the case to the U S court on appeal from Vermont courts Rogers counsel were notified today of the hearing time
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Albany
N. Y
Rufus W. Peckham
United States Supreme Court
Mary M. Rogers
Vermont
Peckham
United States Court
Parade route from Huntington Avenue Show Grounds starts 9 a.m.
A Monday morning procession will begin at Huntington Avenue Show Grounds at 9 o clock and travel along a long downtown route via Huntington Massachusetts Tremont Eliot Kneeland Lincoln Summer High Federal Milk P O Square Congress State Devonshire Washington Elm Hanover Scollay Tremont Boylston and back to Huntington Avenue.
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Huntington Avenue
Huntington Ave
Massachusetts
Tremont
Eliot
Kneeland
Lincoln
High
Federal
P. O. Sq
Congress
State
Devonshire
Washington
Elm
Hanover
Scollay
Boylston
Babyl**ess Flats Are Legal in Chicago**
Chicago officials consider a rental rights issue as Cor poration Counsel Tolman argues landlords may restrict families to married couples. The council spiked Alderman Ruxton’s ordinance amid contentious debate on race and private property, Tolman warning against legislating kindness over law.
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Chicago
Corporation
Tolman
Council Judiciary Committee
Ruxton
Major Tolman
Lost Tots Find Friend In Time Of Storm
Two young girls wandering Adams square during a heavy storm seek shelter from rain. An elderly gentleman calmed them and got their names Alice and Bessie. They said they live on Dudley Street near the elevated cars. A new friend offered to escort them home.
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Adams Square
Alice
Bessie
Dudley Street
Exploding lamp damages tenement in Cambridge
A fire at a tenement house owned by Edward Norton at 44 and 46 Union Street Cambridge caused about 1000 dollars in damage yesterday morning. Susie Messenberg and James Benight reported furniture loss around 500 dollars. The blaze was traced to an exploding lamp.
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Edward Norton
Union Street
Cambridge
Susie Messenberg
James Benight
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Atlantic Coast Line
Charles Lamb
W. E. Fitzgerald
Towle & Fitzgerald
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Washoe
Colorado
Partic & Boston
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Standard Oil
H. H. Rogers
NEW York Bonds
NEW York Consolidated
Philadelphia Inquirer
Young’s of State Dental Society
Chickering
Francis J. Horgan
Malden High School
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Rogers
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Theatre Daily
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Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
Messrs. Shubert
Alexander Clarke
Amelia Summerville
W. M. Armstrong
Georgia Caine
Victor Morley
Nellie McCoy
Violet Holls
Chicago Council
ST. Louis
Wright & Ditson’s
Washington St
Herrick’s
Copley Square
Nantasket Beach
Clobe
York State
Rae
Castle SQ
Castle Square Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
East
David Garrick
Winter St
VIA
Fall River
Van’s Ticket Agency
King Philip
ED. W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Austin
Stone's
Scollay Square
Gertrude Mayes
Patacek
Pops
Symphony Hall
Tel. B
Lyceum
Bowdoin Omic
Lucky Ranesome
Freduceda
B. D. Pitts
Agt
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