Wall Street Week of Dull Trade Spreads Across Markets
In stagnant trading, high priced stocks lead gains while others retreat. Gould properties rise on optimistic leaders, Delaware & Hudson faces speculation but remains tightly held. Wheat and crop reports spark a commodity boom as Congress adjourns, with mixed moves in rails and industrials and a notable St Paul surge to a new high.
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Wall Street
Delaware & Hudson
Spring Wheat Lines
St. Paul
Hill Roads
Union Pacific
New York Central
Ilinois
Gould
Congress
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Virginia
Texas
Gulf
Missouri Valley
Lake
Paul
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
State Street
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago Northwestern
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Illinois Central
Ioan. Net
Amalgamated
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York Stock Exchange
Mull
R- GM
New York Funds
Boston Clearings
Boston
Treasury
New York
Bankers’ Sterling
Prmnor
Sy Sicics cc Co
Cavecs
Sso
GOM
Market summary shows bond and stock totals for Boston sales
Ex dividend figures indicate a total of 24,477 unlisted stock shares and 12,882 listed stock shares plus 72,000 dollars in bonds for today's Boston market activity.
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Boston
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Fragmented OCR text mentions a 1906 date and times but text is garbled. Possible references to a meeting or stock records with officials titled Secretary and Treasurer. No clear event, place, or entities can be reliably identified.
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York
Curb Market: Raven Mining Leads Declines Amid Mixed Quotes
Raven Mining led the curb market selling, opening at 3 percent, slipping to 214, then to 3 before closing at that quotation. Shawmut Consolidated traded slightly below Monday, while Butte Coalition held steady around 34 as notable issues.
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Raven Mining
Shawmut
Butte Coalition
Chicago Grain Quotations From the Board of Trade Record
Market letter notes Chicago grain quotes with Wheat at Sept and Dec terms, Corn July and Dec, and Oats futures. It mentions Ennis and Stoppant, and reports the week’s overall market steadiness despite some firming in oats and corn with about 8 200 bushels traded for the week.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppant
Chicago Board of Trade
State
Mutual Building
Tuly
Exams Set for Boston Post Office Carriers
A civil service examination will be held at the Boston post office on June 2 for four letter carriers and one substitute for service at the new free delivery postal station at East Whitman is completed.
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Boston
Deliv
East Whitman
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Boston User
Boston resident Paul Hebert reports relief from chronic kidney discomfort after using four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills from Charles Dailey's drug store. He praises the remedy as the best kidney medicine he has used and urges others to try it. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole U S agent in Buffalo New York. Remember the name Doan's.
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Shannon
Lee, Higginson & Co
Nipe Bay Company
Nipe Bay
Cuba
Estabrook & Co
Woonsocket
R. I
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Omaha
Neb
Blodgett, Merritt & Co
New York
J. S. Bache &Co
Otto Heinze & Co
Davis- Daly Copper Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Clark, Grannis, & Lawrence
East Orange
N. J
New York Central
Boston
Oreas
The
Wabash
Nipissing Mines Company
Wiseacres
Arizona Commercial
Black Hawk Ledge
William E. Soule
Dean
Paul Hebert
East Fourth Street
Mass
Charles Dailey
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan
Parker's Plea for Stillings
The petition of Guy Stillings for release from jail was before Judge Hammond in the Supreme Court and the hearing continued to this morning. Herbert Parker supported the petition noting Stillings' repentance and favoring liberty, while Gray the receiver for Preferred Mercantile Company testified Stillings aided him in confinement and endorsed release. Stillings was jailed on August 11, 190 for contempt of court for not delivering funds to the receiver.
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Guy Stillings
Hammond
Supreme Court
Herbert Parker
Stillings
Parker
Nason
Gray
Preferred Mercantile Company
Court Acquits Clyde L. Miles in Salem Post Office Case
Clyde L. Miles of Salem was acquitted yesterday in Federal Court on charges of breaking and entering the Salem post office with intent to commit larceny and forging money orders.
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Clyde L. Miles
Salem
Postoffice
Salem Post Office
Injunction Refused Against L Line Construction
Judge Fessenden of the Superior Court refused a temporary injunction sought by John F. Dempsey of 2757 Washington Street to halt the Boston L from building an elevated structure along Washington Street between Townsend Street and Hawthorne Avenue. Counsel Travis indicated the case could go to the full Supreme Court bench for final determination.
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Fessenden
Superior Court
John F. Dempsey
Washington Street
Boston
Townsend Street
Hawthorne Avenue
Travis
Supreme Court
Electrician Sues for 6000 Over Schoolhouse Floor Collapse
In the Superior Court fifth session Thomas Jennings sues James W. Burge and others for 6000. Jennings, an electrician, alleges that on January 9, 1904 while working on the Jefferson schoolhouse third floor he was told the floor was safe. The fireproofing gave way and he fell to the floor below sustaining severe injuries. The judge discharged the jury deeming the evidence insufficient for a verdict.
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Superior Court
Thomas Jennings
James W. Burge
Jefferson
Plymouth Grand Jury Finds No Bill Against Eben Plympton
The Plymouth county grand jury returned no bill against Eben Plympton the Kingston actor charged last September with assault on Captain George Martin at his Kingston home. Plympton was arraigned in Plymouth District Court and held on $6000 bail. Max Fishacher of Boston helped reduce it to $1000. Captain Martin has recovered from his injuries.
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Plymouth
Eben Plympton
Captain George Martin
Kingston
Plympton
Max Fishacher
Boston
Captain Martin
Taxes Traced to Boston Firm Amid City Suit
The American Felt Company of Beach street faces a Superior Court action by Boston for non payment of 350 in taxes. A petition seeks to enjoin business activities until taxes are settled. Both sides to file briefs. case adjourned to Friday morning.
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American Felt Company
Beach Street
Superior Court
Boston
Boy Sues Over Auto Collision for 6000 Dollars
John J. Breen through his father files a suit for 6000 dollars against Charles P. Cummings owner of an automobile. He alleges on May 12 1904 the defendant ran over him on Ferdinand Street breaking his right leg.
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John J. Breen
Charles P. Cummings
Ferdinand Street
Cadets Drill on Boston Common Draws Large Crowd
The First Corps of Cadets paraded on Boston Common with its band leading at 6:30 pm. The four companies executed battalion drill moves for nearly two hours, ending with a salute to the colors and inspection before the cadets dispersed in company formations.
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First Corps of Cadets
Boston Common
Beacon Street
Acrobat Roy Receives Two Year Term in Court
Napoleon Roy known as Slippery Nap, an acrobat, was sentenced to two years in the house of correction after being found with a burglar’s jimmy on Hanover street. This marked his fifth sentence in three years despite claiming to be 20, with a history of escapes from custody and vaudeville performances.
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Napoleon Roy
Superior Criminal Court
House of Correction
Hanover Street
Roy
Massachusetts
Providence
Methuen Bride's $1000 Pin Missing Before Wedding
Lawrence reports a $1000 diamond pin given by William Findlay Morgan of Boston to his Methuen bride Miss Elise Nevins vanished from a desk secret drawer. Pinkerton detectives investigate after the couple wed on Saturday noon.
Tillman asks clemency from President in desertion case
Senator Tillman pressed the President at the White House for clemency in a case of desertion involving J. Matthews Fortner of Pickens County South Carolina. Fortner enlisted in the navy on a joke about religious young men, deserted after learning sailors' language, then attended Furman University and was later imprisoned. The President said a trial must occur first.
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Washington
Senator Gallinger
Senator Tillman
White House
Tillman
Pickens County
S. C
J. Matthews Fortner
Navy
Furman University
8. C
Army Nurses Meet Friday in Charlestown
The Army Nurses Association of Massachusetts holds its tenth annual meeting at Abraham Lincoln Post 11 G A R Memorial Hall Charlestown Friday June 16. The business session begins at 10 a m with President Mrs Fanny T Hazen presiding. A 2 30 p m reception and patriotic exercises follow open to G A R W R C Ladies of the G A R D of V S of V and Auxiliary members and friends.
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Army Nurses’ Association of Massachusetts
Abraham Lincoln Post
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Green Street
Charlestown
Fanny T. Hazen
D. of V
S. of V
Auxiliary
Not to revive circus parade at Barnum & Bailey
W D Coxey of Barnum & Bailey quotes George O Starr denying reports that the circus parade will be revived. Starr says parades are a thing of the past for large shows and that improvements under the new system have won public praise. Coxey notes James A Bailey valued performances over street processions.
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W. D. Coxey
Barnum & Bailey Circ
George O. Starr
Tor
Waterbury
Conn
Holyoke
Barnum & Bailey
Hbke
Coxey
James A. Bailey
Boston
Man Dead at Charlemont Believed Brother Nearby
Sumner B. Porter 48 a teamster for H. J. Green died Friday after being run over by his team in Charlemont. A widower with a daughter near Lewiston Maine and a brother possibly near Boston, his body lies in a Shelburne Falls tomb awaiting the coroner’s inquest.
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American Telephone
Boston Consolidated
Gascommon
Utah Consolidated
Amalgamated Oro
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer
Aneriean & Lea
Amer Smelting & Refng
Amer Sugar
Amer Tobacco
Pfd
Cer. Mining Co
Atchison Ee Ee
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore & CO
Chesapeak & A
Chicago Alton Pref
Chi Ae Northwestern
Mill St — Trans
Nee Ter & WR
O C
C & St Louis
Ado E Southern
Consolidated Gas Ae
Daaware
Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Iowa Tra
City Southern
Toulsville Iene le
Atoe Ty - St Louis
Missouri « Pacific Ee Kaw & Tex
Eesee Ae
Oat& Western
Weswe Norther Pacific Cere
Pittbate
Eaeeveseeenees
Aeeerresase Ween
Union
Eeweeatereger TY
Eeewesees Eee Sevese
Eneeveee
Caroli Ina
Salinand Central
Atchison
Guerh & ‘Quincy
Eecsvewerens
Illinois Steel
United Ruit
Bos
aBos & S
Union Pac
Allouez Eeewe
Atlantic
Franklin
Nevada
Cumberland
Agai
General Blee
U_S Steel
Domin Iron
Swift
cAs
Bankers
State St
Union Pacific Consolidated Gas
Willo
Arizona
Butte
Bingham Centra
Eeseesee Butte
London
Bay State
Cumberland Eeaee
Eevesere
Bonanza A
Adams Gas
Evne
Esene
Bisbee
Coal &Che
Eens Eees Evens
Davis-Daly
East Butte
International Rotary
Eween Ate
Lake Superior
Pittsburg
Mexico
E- Mitchell P. Tire
Eeane Tbe
Mitchell Wees
Majestic
Sphinx
Court
Boy
Methuen
ARMY
Charlemont
Entertainments
Revere Beach
Wendelll
Greater Boston
Hell Gate
Trixie
Salem Cadet Band
Fadettes Woman’s Orchestra
Horace Goldin
Keith
Walter C. Kelly
Heloise
Amoros
Hines
Remington
Mile. Chester
Tremont
Henry W. Savage
Harry Bulger
T“ Man
BY Bangs, Bryan and
Klein
Mats. Wed
Barnum & Bailet
Imon
Domenmlive
Reente
Ea Congress of Ee
Klein's Pharmacy
Cor. Tremont
Boylston Sts
SS Majestic
Castle Sq. Dorton
Winter St. Eves
Normandy
Empire Theatre
Empire Stock
Harry Bulcer
Colonial Theatre
Tokio
Eatre
Columbus Ave
St.louis
Peteo
AA CO
MER King Philipercial
Norumbega Park
Auburndale
the Country Club
Hotel Touraine
Herrick’s
NIN Tel
Clarendon
Tremont St
Berkeley
Lyceum Lustesque
Oxford
Provincetown
Pilgrims
Staunch and Elegant
Cape Cod
Bay Line
Atlantic Ave
Rowe's
A. Moody
NEW Line
Enterprise Transportation Co
P. O. Sq
Alaska
Seattle
U. S. Co
Raymond & Whitcomb
Washington St
Old South Church
Bass Point
Nahant
Cimbria
Lincoln Wharf
Battery St
Battery St. Nahant Line
Boston Salem
Scollay Sq
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