Market maintains slight edge amid damp day on St Paul gains
Wall Street activity was narrow with most movement in a few speculative issues led by St Paul Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper. Traders awaited the government crop report as tonnage rose and cereal receipts surged, while Amalgamated Copper benefited from improved earnings. the market closed firm after favorable crop data and late gains.
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Wall Street
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Chicago
Amalgamated Copper Company
New York Stocks End Mixed As Gas Decline Dented Early Trade
The market opened weak with Consolidated Gas slipping about 2 1 2 points from 140, dampening sentiment before a late buying surge lifted several issues. Delaware & Hudson and Reading posted gains on rail optimism and short covering while St Paul rose three points after a brief downturn. The close found broad strength with Amalgamated, United States Smelting, and Massachusetts Electric among notable gainers. interest centered on bank and utility shares and on local notes and municipal loans in Everett and Newburyport.
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Consolidated Gas
St. Paul
Delaware & Hudson
Pennsylvania
Paris
Reading
New York Stock Exchange
York
Boston Clearings
Boston
New York
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Massachusetts
Amalgamated
Boston Consolidated
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Massachusetts Electric
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Houges
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Market Bonds and Stocks Close Mixed On June Day
Boston financial notes show bond prices and stock listings across railroads and utilities with bids and asks. Atchison and Am Tel & Tel figures appear alongside C B Q and U S Steel, reflecting a cautious session with varied gains and losses.
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Boston
Utah Consolidated Mining declares dividend of 2.50 per share
At a June meeting the Utah Consolidated Mining Company of New Jersey declares a 2.50 per share dividend payable July 16, 1906. Record date is June 20, 1906 at 3 p.m. Stock transfer books close June 20, 1906 at 3 p.m. and reopen June 30, 1908 at 9 a.m. F P Andrews, secretary and treasurer.
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Broadway
New York
Utah Consolidated Mining Company of
New Jersey
Andicks
Curb Market Opens with Raven Mining Decline and Arizona Commercial Rally
Raven Mining led curb market trading, opening at 41-4 and sliding to 8, then rising to 88-8 before closing. Arizona Commercial showed strong demand with a new high of 52 and final close at 51 1-2, signaling resilience in adverse conditions.
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Raven Mining
Exchange Place
Arizona Commercial
Woman Identified After Fall From Street Car
The young Dorchester woman who fell from a ward-bound Norfolk street car at Capen and Norfolk streets has been identified as Miss Anna O Connor 20 of 238 Norfolk Street She regained consciousness at City Hospital yesterday and was reported on the road to recovery.
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Capen
Norfolk Streets
Dorchester
Anna O'Connor
City Hospital
Deer Spotted With Ladder Fastened to Antlers
Passengers on the Newfield accommodation train from Philadelphia report a wild deer running beside the train through the pines with a step ladder secured in its antlers. The ladder prevents the deer from obtaining food as it clings to its horns.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Newfield
Philadelphia
Orient beauty to visit New York on way home
A striking Oriental beauty, wife of J F Minchin, a wealthy Englishman, will arrive in New York soon on a voyage from India to England via the Pacific. She is noted for nose jewels and large pearls in her ears, rivalling the Maharani of Baroda.
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Orient
Maharani
Baroda
J. F. Minchin
England
India
Pacific
Cape Cod Begins Season Daily Trips to Provincetown
Next Thursday the steamer Cape Cod starts daily trips to Provincetown signaling summer. Leaves 400 Atlantic Ave at 9 g m with Sundays at 9 30, four hours to Provincetown, 1.5 hour stop for picnics or town rides, cost one dollar, return to Boston to connect with evening trains.
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Race Point
Atlantic Avenue
Town Hill
Boston
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Rowe’s
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Reduced Rail Fares to Amherst for Mass Agricultural College Commencement
The Boston and Albany railroad offers excursion tickets to Amherst via Palmer from Boston at 2.98 dollars and from Worcester at 2.05 dollars for June 16 to 20 to coincide with the Massachusett Agricultural College commencement. For details call City 7 Agents at 366 Washington Street Boston and 8 Main Street Worcester.
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
Boston & Albany Railroad
Palmer
Massachunett Agricultural College
Boston
Worcester
Washington Street
Bosti
Main Street
Tunnel Trolley Links Gnigrt Heights To Beach Service
Notice notes a tunnel car marked Gnigrt Heights now connects at journey end for shore access to Wonderland or the beach. The trolley company reports reduced crowding and improved reliability since the change.
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Wonderland
New South Shore steamer Speedy and Staunch in trial run
The Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company unveiled the South Shore a 205 foot steel excursion steamer built by Fore River. It sustained over 16 mph for hours during trials and will carry up to 2300 passengers on the inside route and 1800 in Massachusetts Bay. It features modern amenities, two simple engines, steel fireproof engine rooms, and a full observation deck.
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Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company
Boston Harbor
Nantasket Beach Company
Massachusetts Bay
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Walter L. Rathburn
Mark H. Crehan
Bert Nickerson
David Purdy
Frank Lyone
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C.D. Montgomery
C. B. Edwards
George P. Cushing
Ll. Ripley
Albert T. Whiting
Albert Stone
J. T. Galleano
John Trussell
Old Colony
O. F. James
Insurance rates to rise ten percent for business risks
The Boston Board of Fire Underwriters executive committee favors a flat ten percent increase in business risk premiums. A previous suggestion of a two percent rise in congested areas was dropped after private talks. Firms plan to cut agent commissions, some as high as eighty five percent, while Gail Furbush of the New England Exchange discusses the situation with insurance leaders in New York.
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Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Gail Furbush
New England Exchange
New York
B. C. Alumni Dinner Announces Prominent Guests
Chairman Desmond of the alumni dinner committee announces a slate of prominent guests for the B. C. alumni gathering. The event will bring together notable former students and local figures for an evening of remarks and fellowship.
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Desmond
Boston College Alumni Dinner Set for June in New England
Boston College alumni association plans a dinner at Young's Hotel on June 19 at 6 p.m. James A. Desmond leads the event with many alumni from New England expected to attend. Special guests include Rev. W F Gannon S J president of OGA and Rev Joseph H Rock adge Charles A DeCourcy Court. The evening promises a gala night.
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Young’s Hotel
New England
James A. Desmond
W. F. Gannon
O Gallewe
Joseph H. Rockadge
Charles A. DeCourcy
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O’connell
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Turfman Left Fortune to Colored Woman Nurse
A suit filed in Lexington seeks to set aside Major B. G. Thomas's will for bequests to Margaret Pryor a Negro woman claiming the bulk of his fortune and burial beside him in the family lot in Lexington Cemetery near June 11 reports.
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Lexington
South Carolina
B. G. Thomas
Margaret Pryor
Lexington Cemetery
Stabbed With Clam Diggers Rake in Boston Assault
Police seek De Aro Emanuele 20 for assault with a dangerous weapon after he allegedly attacked Michale Russo 36 near the L Street Bridge South Boston at about 2 30 am. Russo suffered four deep back wounds from a clam rake penetrating the left lung and was taken to Relief Hospital. Two witnesses, Michale and Gusse Chully, saw the attack and ferried Russo to T Wharf while the suspect fled toward City Point. Emanuele is described as 6 feet 7 inches tall with olive skin and dark hair.
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North Street
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Relief Hospital
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Boston
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Committee Split on Smoot Senate Seat Eligibility
Washington June 11 The Senate heard both the majority and minority reports from the privileges and elections committee on Reed Smoot Utah. The majority holds Smoot not entitled to his seat while the minority opposes that view. Senator Batley agrees with the majority but says removal requires a constitutional expulsion resolution.
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Committee On Privileges and Elections
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate
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Smoot
Foraker
Batley
New York Student Wins Boston University Thesis Prize
Chandler M. Wood of New York State won the prize for the best senior thesis at Boston University. His paper titled Admissions Results as Conclusions of Law From Acceptances. Honorable mention went to Edward Fef Adams of Derby New Hampshire Frank P. Ayer Cornish Maine W H Tucker Chelsea Davis C Ahern South Framingham and Edward W Holmes New Bedford.
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New York State
Boston University
Edward Fef. Adams
Derby
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Frank P. Ayer
Cornish, Me
W. HE. Tucker
Chelsea
Davis C. Ahern
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Edward W. Holmes
New Bedford
Beverly Man Dies of Wounds in Quarrel
Herman J. Haas of North Beverly died from gunshot wounds suffered in a dispute with his father in law Patrick Howley of Tenafly New Jersey. Howley pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and was jailed in Salem for a hearing Saturday.
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Herman J. Haas
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Salem
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Sears
First District Court
New York
No Tickets Ejected Suit Against Elevated Railroad
In Superior Court Richard Foley sues the Elevated railway for 2000 alleging assault by a special officer at Scollay Square subway station. Foley and a friend, after passing a ticket chopper without tickets, claim the officer ejected them and used excessive force leaving Foley with two black eyes.
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Elevated Railway
Scollay Square
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Banbury Chosen as Conservative Candidate for London Byelection
The Conservative Association of London unanimously adopted Sir Frederick Banbury as the party candidate to replace Sir Edward Clarke in Parliament. Banbury, former MP for Peckham Camberwell, is a notable stock broker and railroad man.
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Conservative Association
City of London
Frederick Banbury
House of Commons
Peckham
Camberwell
Edward Clarke
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