Eliot to Make Presentation at Cogswell Testimonial
President Eliot of Harvard will deliver the presentation speech for Cambridge citizens honoring Superintendent F. G. Cogswell on June 27. The testimonial marks 50 years of service in the city schools. W. A. Bancroft will present a portrait to the city. E. B. Hale will present five portraits to several city schools.
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Eliot
Harvard University
Cambridge
F. G. Cogswell
Cogswell
W. A. Bancroft
Mr. Cogswell
E. B. Hale
Boston Bank Statement Shows Weekly Decrease
The Boston bank statement compares with last week showing a decrease. One year ago loans stood at 187 517 000 and deposits totals include 141 225 000 in individuals and 6 566 000 in circulation with various due from and to items and legal tenders noted.
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Boston Bank
Etaunda
New York
Dividend schedule snippets from multiple corporations
New York, New Haven and Hartford confirms 2 percent quarterly, Northern Central Railway 4 percent semi annual, Hood Rubber 2 percent quarterly, Bigelow Carpet 2.50 per share quarterly, Providence Traction 1 percent quarterly, and Homestake Mining 25 cents monthly.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
Northern Central Railway
Hood Rubber Company
Bigelow Carpet Company
Providence Traction Company
Homestake Mining Company
Dorchester High to Face English High in Senior Meet
Dorchester High will meet English High this afternoon on the Dunbar avenue grounds for the second and last game of the year. Dorchester won the first game in extra innings. Captain Brayley will pitch for Dorchester while Captain Burke leads English High. The contest starts at 2 30.
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Dorchester High
English High
Dunbar Avenue
Dorchester
English
Burke
Brayley
Providence
Rhode Island
Parthian
Central Wharf
Philadelphia
Vera
Gibara
Cuba
Rob Roy
Hickey
Prince George
Long Wharf
Wall Street notes on copper prices and rail traffic
The June 13 market report shows a cooled speculative rise with United States Steel weakness, pessimistic railroad traffic notes, and a large May export decline led by breadstuffs and cotton. Copper prices fell and Amalgamated stock shadow looms, while banks report rising currency and strong earnings from Northern Securities and United Fruit.
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Wall Street
United States Steel
Northern Securities Company
New York
United States
State Street
Bears
Boston
Amalgamated
New York Metal Exchange
London
Wolverine
United States Mining
Utah
Winona
Michigan
Adventure
American Telephone
New England Telephone
American Woolen
United Fruit
Dominion Securities
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Rotary
Bald Butte
Horseshoe
Majestic
Pioneer Lynn
Marconi
Cunard
Campania
News of
Cunard Daily Bulletin
Comptroller
Boston News Bureau
United Fruit Company
J. J. Hill
Northern Securities
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
William K. Vanderbilt
J. P. Morgan
E. H. Harriman
George J. Gould
Arope
Moore
Jacob H. Schiff
James Stillman
William Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
Manhattan
Rothschilds
New York World Today
Surlay Post
Calumet & Hecla
Edward M. Horton
Boston Stock Exchange
Richard F. Parker
Ely & Co
Champion
Providence
James F. Shaw
Boston & Worcester Electric Company
Newton
Needham
Dover
Walpole
Wrentham
North Attleboro
Attleboro
Pawtucket
United Shoe Machinery Company
Paterson
N. J
Frank JT. Babbott
Inslow
Ten riders set for 25 mile paced race at Charles River Park
A 25 mile paced race tops the card at Charles River Park with ten starters expected. Moran and Stinson face a strong field including Sulk ins Monroe Mettling De Guichard and Keegan. Leander Butler and Walthour may join if they arrive, plus a mile handicap and a five mile open race for amateurs with about 40 entries.
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Charles River Park
Sulkins
Monroe
Mettling
de Guichard
Keegan
Moran
Stinson
Leander
Butler
Walthour
America
Chelsea
Cambridge
Harvard Crew Races in Four Mile Practice at Conn
Harvard crews ran two four mile stretches at Ga les Ferry Connecticut. The varsity and substitutes competed with a half length gap at two miles and a six foot deficit at the finish. Coach Colson listed the four mile time as 21 34 5, fastest of the year but slow for conditions. Bowditch, a substitute, expects to return to Red Top late next week.
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Harvard
Gales Ferry
Conn
Varsity
Colson
John Bowditch
Red Top
Tufts Class President Stricken With Mumps On Eve Of Commencement
Medford June 13 Tufts senior class faces disruption as president James W. Chism contracts mumps just before commencement. He led class day events and was to be key at Wednesday exercises, affecting official ceremonies and student plans.
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Medford
Tufts
James W. Chism
Local Scoreline From Narrowville Matches
The score reads Lowell 5 Lowell-Manchester 3 at Fall River 5 Haverhill 3. Nashua 7 Concord 8. New Bedford 5 Lawrence 1.
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Lowell
Manchester
Fall River
Haverhill
Nashua
Concord
New Bedford
Lawrence
Woman seeks arrest of dentist after assault claim
Fall River reports Mrs. Clarisse Violette plans to obtain a warrant for the arrest of Dr. George Sears, a dentist, as she moves to press criminal charges following a civil action award of one cent. She testified Sears kissed and bit her in his office after a dental treatment on Jan. 18.
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Fall River
Clarisse Violette
Violette
Mrs. Violette
Montana Court Rules Mining Tax Law Constitutional
The Montana Supreme Court ruled that House Bill No. 132 allowing corporations to transfer property to other firms is constitutional. The law, vetoed in 1899 by Governor Smith, enabled Amalgamated Copper to acquire Boston & Montana Butte & Boston and Parrot properties. The case involved O R Allen versus Ajax Gold Mining and was appealed from a district court injunction.
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Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
Smith
Amalgamated Copper Company
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Parrot Companies
O. R. Allen
Ajax Gold Mining Company
National Prospecting and Development Company of
New Jersey
Clements
District Court of
Lewis and Clarke County
Fleet of 17 schooners brings in vast fish cargo at Gloucester
A fleet of 17 schooners arrived at T wharf after noon Saturday with haddock 174000 pounds large cod 177600 hake 266000 markets 118000 pollock 5000 cask 30000 total 770600 pounds. Highliners Flora S Nickerson Rob Roy Irene and May Marshall L Adams Howard Trevoy lead catches with 110000 85000 80000 100000 66000 pounds.
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T Wharf
Flora S. Nickerson
Rob Roy
Irene
May
Marshall L. Adams
Howard Trevoy
Philomena Manter
Catherine Enos
Emilia Enos
Sylvia M. Nunan
Mildred’ V. Nunan
Manhassett
Isaac Collins
Boyd
Leeds
Thomas Brundage
William A. Morse
Mary P. Mosquito
Arthur Binney
Haddock
Gloucester
Priscilla
Harmony
Cape Ann
Haddock Fishery
Harvey Daly
George Zinck
Charles H. Hersey
Commercial Towboat Company
William H. Clark
Frank Swim
Ida M. Dalby
Red Star
Florence
City of Gloucester
Central Prier
Atlantic Works
Boston
Fish City
Aaron Goudey
Storm King
Custom House
Port Mulgrave
Miles Hillary
Orion
Boston Towboat Company
Wood’s Hole
Nova Scotia
Michael Powers
Benjamin F. Phillips
Mary G. Powers
John Hamilton
Appomattox
Savoia
Matanzas
Cuba
Hatteras
Mercury
Ford
Norman
Maritime Traffic Report of Coastal Steamers and Tugs
List of arriving steamers and schooners with destinations and towing assignments. Ships include Admiral Sampson Higgins Port Antonio Jam Thordis Pettersen Lou isburg C B Chattahoochee Old Dominion Burton New York Norman Page Providence and many others. Wind east to southeast with vessels bound for St John Portland Eastport Gloucester and Bangor.
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Higgins
Port Antonio
Jam
Thordis
Pettersen
Louisburg
C. B
Chattahoochee
Burroughs
Savannah
Old Dominion
Burton
New York
Norman, Page
Providence
Mercury
Cora B
Johnson
Clementsport
N. S
Gazelle
Warner
Port Gilbert
N.S
Maggie Miller
Hams
Windsor
Thelma
Spofford
Fernandina
Pendleton
Satisfaction
Forz
Georgetown
8. C
G. G. Haskell
Haskell
Harry A. Berwind
Hewitt
Philadelphia
Catharine
Moon
Sullivan
J. D. Ingraham
Sanborn
Calais
John D. Paige
Foxwell
Eacrestown
S. C
Joe
Kelley
Millbridge
Emily F. Swift
Edwina
Raymond
Elizabethport
Ethel F. Merriam
Newman
L Rockert
Greta
Buck
Lynn
Mass
Ugs
Peter B. Bradley
Betts
Portsmouth
N. H
Priscilla
Heverly
Gloucester
Harmony
Berwick
Hampton
P. N. Co
Old Dominion, Co
Storm King
Port Mulgrave
Josephine
Annapolis
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
Portland
Eastport
Herman Winter
Frostburg
Baltimore
Wood’s Hole
Grayling
Fannie F. Hall
S.sawyer
Julia Baker
Bangor
Gracie J
Bluehill
Lizzie Lee
Mary Willey
Eastern Steamship introduces summer schedule gains
The Eastern Steamship Company announces a summer timetable across its lines with rising patronage and favorable prospects. Regular daily Boston Portland trips including Sundays, daily Boston Bath Richmond Gardiner Hallowell and Augusta trips, and coast sailings to Portland Lebec Eastport and St John are offered. A three day outing starts with Bunker Hill Day, including Saturday and the Sabbath.
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Eastern Steamship Company
Boston
Portland
Bath
Richmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Kennebec
Coast Line
Lebec
Eastport
St. John
Bunker Hill
Magnates Watch Game. Johnson and Killilea Spotted
President Ban Johnson of the American league and Henry Killilea were seen at yesterday's game. They denied baseball business, but insiders say Johnson's presence hints at possible activity. Killilea cited legal work for a client and accompaniment, while Killilea maintains ties to baseball interests and recent talks with Mike Lynch. Johnson denied confirming Walter Clarkson's New York contract, saying no notification had been received.
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Ban Johnson
American League
Henry Killilea
Boston Americans
Killilea
Johnson
Boston
Mike Lynch
John I. Taylor
New York
Fitzgerald
Washington
Walter Clarkson
Clarkson
Yale Crew Sets Fast Four Mile Time In Morning Row
Yale varsity oarsmen posted a four mile time of 20 minutes 55 seconds in ideal conditions, downriver start at 27 strokes per minute and finishing near 32. They then returned from the navy yard in a light row against the freshmen with the varsity holding a half length lead.
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YALE
Yales Ferry
Conn
Red Top
Navy Yard
Varsity
Washington Allston Protest Over Semi Final Game
Washington Allston School protests the semi final in the grammar school series with Roger Wolcott School played at Mystic playground. Captain Woodlock alleges an incompetent umpire and a 10th inning call that altered the result. He also claims Roger Wolcott’s second baseman held a ball and did not return it.
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Washington Allston
Washington Allston School
Roger Wolcott
Mystic Playground
Woodlock
Roger Walcott
Fourth of July Excursion to Niagara Falls by B and A and NY Cen
Special excursion tickets to Niagara Falls via Boston and Albany and New York Central go on sale July 1 and 2 with varied rates by city. Nine through sleeper trains to Buffalo and Niagara Falls will operate to return July 4 and after, with Boston office handling details.
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Niagara Falls
New York
Buffalo
Niagara Falll
Washington Street
Boston
Hanson
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Old Colony To Its Fleet, the Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company
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ALPHA
Alpha Shoe Store
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Scollay Square
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