Market turns as crop report boosts stocks in early session
Wall Street gains on a broad rally following a favorable government crop report. Large buyers stepped in after initial volatility, with Amalgamated Copper leading advances as copper prices rose guided by strong mine output. The session ended firmer than the opening, with analysts upbeat about a potential 10 to 15 point rally and continued demand for copper securities.
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Wall Street
Atchison
London
United States
State Street
Boston
New York
Well
Amalgamated
Washoe
Anaconda
Massachusetts
Bates
Sterling Exchange
Berlin
EAM
N. Y
Aissadseveccass
Hugh M Lean Badly Hurt In Rhode Island Accident
Providence June 11 Hugh McLean cycle racer was badly injured at the Colosseum while training for a contest with Walton and Lawson tomorrow night. His front wheel hit the rear tire of a motor machine, he was thrown and struck his shoulder hard. He was unconscious and doctors found his collar bone broken. McLean represents Revere Beach track.
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Providence
R. I
Hugh McLean
Colosseum
Walthour
Lawson
McLean
Revere Beach
Foresters Honor Timothy R. Reardon At Lyceum Hall
June 11 in Lynn Massachusetts members of the Catholic Order of Foresters gathered at Lyceum Hall to honor Timothy R. Reardon, recently chosen high chief ranger. The program featured speeches by local leaders and a surprise gift of a watch, chain, and charm presented by Rep. W A Kelly.
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Lynn
John Driscoll
Lafayette Court
T. IF. Doherty
Boston
William P. Hayes
Springfield
David J. Horgan
Daniel A. Cronin
John Z. Kelly
Mary Carmody
Frank Morrill
Reardon
W. A. Kelly
Boston Stocks: Summary of Rights and Dividends
Boston markets report mixed stock activity with rights and dividends noted. Traders watch price movements and regulatory cues as assessments and payables are tallied across major sectors.
Accuse Pierce Of Lobbying On Council Floor
On the Boston Common Council floor last evening Dr. George B. Pierce, Republican city committee president, was charged by Councilman Mc Grady with soliciting Democratic votes to defeat the $458,000 street improvement loan. The vote ended 46 to 24 against the loan, with Republicans largely opposing it, and debate centered on labor influence and city administration.
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Common Council
George B. Pierce
Republican City Committee
McGrady
Ward 13
Long Island
Curry
Ward 9
Howes
Ward 22
Bennett
Collins
Mr. Bennett
Beacon Hill
Pierce
Donnelly
Ward 2
McMackin
Mancovitz
Carter
Weber
Gove
Maynard
Ward 8
Abbott
Newton
Charles Street
East
Boston
South
Charlestown
Spillane
Dolan
Flaherty
Cauley
McMahon
Long
Scigliano
McDermott
Harney Brothers Surrenders Stamp Ending Strike
Lynn June 11 Knights of Labor officials say Harney Brothers one of the ten stamp factories has surrendered the union stamp ending a strike that began last January. A shop meeting will be held at Knights Hall tomorrow as workers are invited to return to their positions. The dispute involved 89 cutters and 60 lady stitchers who quit, with a union stitching room in Boston. the company grew dissatisfied with arrangements and heavy orders continue to press.
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Lynn
Knights of Labor
Boot and Shoe Workers
Harney Brothers
Knights of Labor Cutters’ Assembly 3662
Harney
Knights of Labor Hall
Harney Bros
Boot and Shoe Workers' Union
Boston
Reliance Demonstrates Supremacy in Yacht Race Trials
In New York on June 11 the Reliance defeated Constitution and Columbia by decisive margins on the 30 mile windward and leeward course. The new craft led from start to finish after a tight duel, clocking an official time of 8:49:43 for the course. The Columbia lagged, and the Constitution fell a few minutes behind as wind conditions shifted. A later note said no race will be held until Monday for Glen Cove cups.
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D. Ee
Baltimore & Odo
Cisess
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
C & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, Lack & West
Denver
Rio Grande
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Gor Kan City
Louisville & Nashvile
Metropolitan St Ry
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Nee Rt
Rock Islanc
St L& San Iranetis
St Touis Southwestern
St Paulee
Renee
Texas
Iiftte MO
Toledo
St Louis & West
Union Pacific
Wabash
Neeressnserve O
American Car & Fadry
Smelting & Refining
Eresessereere
Anaconda Mining Co
ASX
Brooklyn Rapid Transist
Coan Coal & Iron
Union Bag & Paper Co
United States Leather
United Ones Rubber
United States Steel
Nace
Western Union
New York
Constitution
Columbia
Reliance
Sandy Hook
Rhoades
Lee
Barr
Frovistion Piisseens
Secvafu Pali UY Lee
Glen Cove
Manchester Boats Win Two Races in Seawanhaka Trials
Manchester Yacht Club boats Kolotoo and Vampire dominate two light weather races off Manchester Bay. Kolotoo wins race one by four minutes over Vampire. race two ends with Vampire edging Kolotoo by two seconds amid close finishes. Frontenac strong, Duke weak. another race planned for 2 pm with possible further trials and Canadian entries.
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Manchester
Manchester Yacht Club
Kolutoo
Higginson
Vampire
Tudor Syndicate
Kolutov
Frontenac
Kolotov
Duke
Atalanta
Misery Island
Baker's
H. m
Sean
Atrietur
Canada
Harney Bros Plans Employees Increase After Agreement Revocation
Harney Bros, which currently employs about 500 workers, announced today it will raise the workforce by roughly one third in the near future after deciding to revoke its agreement with the union.
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Harney Bros
Fire destroys Dorchester dry house on Ayl Street
A one story wooden structure at 98 Ayl Street Dorchester burned early today causing about 1000 dollars in damage. The building used as a dry house by A I Stearns Lumber Company was destroyed and the cause remains unknown.
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Ayl.1
Dorchester
A. I. Stearns Lumber Company
Elevator Narrow Escape at Castle Square Hotel
Vinal Courtney narrowly escaped being crushed in an elevator at the Castle Square Hotel last evening. Neighbors acted quickly as the cage rose with him pinioned between the car and shaft. A porter reversed the lever and cut power, freeing Courtney who suffered a fractured right forearm and severe cuts to his left wrist.
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Vinal Courtney
Castle Square
Courtney
Chelsea Liquor Arrest Sparks Warrant Charge
Chelsea police raided 88 West Third Street yesterday and arrested Mary, alias Sertrude Cohen, on a warrant charging her with keeping and maintaining a common liquor nuisance.
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Chelsea
West Third Street
Mary, Aliassertrude, Cohen
Nina Danforth Freed After Governor Grant
Nina Danforth a 4 foot 4 inch, 78 pound girl pardoned for killing her betrayer. She thanked the governor council and papers, exchanged farewells with Sheriff Fairbairn, and left for a home with her sister in Medford Hillside, amid a crowd and roses.
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Nina Danforth
Sheriff Fairbairn
Andrew Emery
Mr. Brown
Medford Hillside
Newton
East Boston Carnival Committees Named
The committees for East Boston’s July 4 carnival have been elected to run the event. Officers are Bates, Graves, Gallagher, and Wellington. Key roles include Major Ainsley R. Hooper as chief marshal and a broad advisory, subscription, press, music, and feature group led by Hooper, Kennedy, Witt, and multiple noted locals.
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Boston
B. Fred Bates
Edward G. Graves
Daniel W. Gallagher
Alfred E. Wellington
Ainsley R. Hooper
Patrick J. Kennedy
Joseph A. Conry
Charles T. Witt
William J. Donovan
Charles I. Albee
John E. Lynch
William F. McClellan
John Marno
John F. Sullivan
Francis Lally
James F. Nolan
A. Dudley Bagley
Irwin Clark
Robert Hodson, Jr
John H. Duane
Charlies T. Witt
John FE. Lynch
James E. Maguire
Augustin J. Bulger
John A. O'Shea
James IF. Nolan
George H. Shields
James B. Maguire
George Leet
Eorge H. Battis
Frank C. Wood
J. Henry Bussey
A. J. Bulger
George Elder
W. H. Ellis
Joseph A. Ogoonry
Charlies I. Albee
Edward Call
Thomas B. Grimes
Drowned during yachting trip despite efforts
Arthur J Humphreys of London and staying at 97 P Street drowned after a fit while yachting with Arthur J Betterly. Betterly dived to help but could not locate Humphreys as Captain Hamilton and a life-saving crew member watched from the boat. Betterly resides at 18 East Sixth Street.
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Arthur J. Humphreys
Arthur J. Betterly
Betterly
Hamilton
Humphreys
London
Eng
P Street
East Sixth Street
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Hugh M
Foresters of
Timothy B. Reardon
Poe
Rene Am Bell Tel
T&s F
B & Q Joint
Ch Ju & Stk Yd
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Tll Steel
ASIH
Ft S & G
Western T & T Ss
Tel & Tel
Arcadian
Atch
Top & SP
Atlantic
Bos & Albany
Bos & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Chi & Sky
Conn River
Mercur
Daly-West
Com Coal
Dom Ir & Steel
Edison Fl
Elm River
Fitchburg
Franklin
Ga Ry & Elec
Ps Gen
Granby
Guanajuato
Isle Royle
Michigan
Nh&h
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Quincy
United Frutt
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Ty S Coal & On
U S Leather
Utah
Victoria
Te & Tel
Winona
Wolverine
Wrandot
Stern
Shamrock I
Shamrock II
Shamrock III
Leeward
Baker’s Island
Dukce
Pride’s Rock
Sam’s Rock
Duyce
Manchester Bay
A . Higginson
Henry Tudor
E. A. Spn
Dulee
Egbert Moxham
C. de HH
Brower
Ir. Jr Tee
E Lili
Country Club
Marges
Ipswich Street
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Boylston Street
Brookline
Village Square
Hotel Touraine
First Corps
William Loraine Beve
Mats, Wed
Fat
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mer
Dan McAvoy
Provincetown
Pilgrims
Cape Cod
Bay Line
Atlantic Ave
Rowe's Wharf
Atkins Paine
York State
Philadelphia
Sorensen
Commercial Wharf
Museum OF Fine Arts
Sare-Ent
Tremont
Jane
Audrey
Bowery
Haymarket
Chelsea Liquor Arrest
Entertainments
Huntington Avenue
Wight
Barnum & Bailey
Earth
Klein's Drug Store
Barlston Streets
Huntington Ave
St.louis
Wright & Ditson's
Washington St
Cohen's Cigar Store
Summer St
Oblast Shoe Store
Washington, Cor. Boylston
Revere
Walthour Stinson Caldwell
Norumbega
Auburndale
Charles
Colonial Theatre
Merrily Running
Sam S. Shubert & Nixon & Zimmermen’s
Sint
Newport
Music Hall
Hagenbeck
Howard
Jones
Vaudevilian
Ithhmp.m
Jones, Moran
GSO Unds
King Philip
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