Early Price Gains Sustain Across Markets
Total sales New York 312 800 shares Boston 26 380 shares. Most active issue in New York Union Pacific 77 900 shares. Most active issue in Boston Greene Cananea 4894 shares. Greatest gain in New York Union Pacific 22 to 147. Greatest loss in New York Bethlehem Steel preferred 2 to 41. Greatest gain in Boston Chicago Stock Yards 4 to 150. Greatest loss in Boston Calumet and Hecla 15 to 660. Call money NY 1 percent Boston 2 to 3 percent. Time money NY 2 to 44 percent Boston 3 to 4 percent.
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Bethlehem Steel
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Ariz Com
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Butte Coal'n
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Reece
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Pullman
United Frutt
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Amalgamated
Bos & Corbin
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US Coal & Oil
Market Rally Responds to Chicago Convention Prospects
The conservative stance at the Chicago Republican convention boosted confidence in stocks. Union Pacific Reading St Paul Northern Pacific and Missouri Pacific led gains while total volume reached 312,800 shares. Analysts expect Taft to win and lift prices, though some caution persists amid crop and railroad earnings concerns.
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Union Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Steel Common
West
Illinois Central
Taft
Amalgamated
New York
Navy
New York Stock Exchange
The Battle of Bunker Hill Remembered in a Grim Tale
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls the long ago clash as British troops faced the Patriots. The piece notes retreat and defiant cries, the monument marking the battle, and the eventual American victory celebrated with sacrifice acknowledged.
New York Meeting Expected for 3 Percent Dividend
The company will meet in New York on Monday to declare a regular quarterly dividend of 3 percent. The local stock exchange will be closed tomorrow in observance of Bunker Hill Day.
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Illinois Central Railroad Company
New York Stock Exchange
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company
Pany
New York
Bunker Hill
William E. Soule
Boston curb market report June 16 trading activity and prices
Trading in the Boston curb market today shows moderate volume with Nevada Utah active on manipulation and price near 3. Eureka common remains under pressure as insiders favor keeping prices low. Davis Daly weak around 11 2, pending new financing plan details while Santa Ysabel stays active at 12 12 to 14 cents. full list fluctuations are detailed.
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Rawhide
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Santa Ysabel Ae
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Superior & Pitts
Superior & Bos
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Walen
Oule
Ministers Fill Pulpits Across Greater Boston Pulpits
During Rev. Forbes absence this summer the First Parish Church at Meeting House Hill will be served by pastors from Boston Lancaster Nashua Wilmington Washington St Louis Philadelphia and Philadelphia. Rev. Stockdale plans a Westward vacation returning for Labor Day sermon. Rev. Minifie to lead European tour with companions visiting England Scotland Ireland France Italy and the Holy Land.
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Lancaster
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Herbert H. Mott
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Nashua
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First Unitarian Society
Wilmington
Del
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All Souls’ Church
Washington, D. C
John W. Day
Church of the Messiah
St. Louis
Charles E. St. John
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Philadelphia
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Union Congregational Church
West Newton Street
Columbus Avenue
William C. Minifie
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
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Ireland
France
Italy
Holy Land
Sinking of Ville de Bruges Reports Cannibal Attacks
West Africa coast reports say the Congo River steamer Ville de Bruges sank last May after a tornado. Of six Europeans who died four were eaten by cannibal natives while attempting to swim to shore. overall 70 Africans drowned.
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Madrid
Africa
Congo
Ville de Bruges
Miss Balch Named for Education Commissioner
Governor Guild sent to the council yesterday the appointment of Miss Emily E Balch of Wellesley to be a member of the commission on industrial education. The act extending the commission’s life added a woman member. Also named were Charles Jenkins inspector of gas meters Leslie H Moore and Lawrence S James assistant inspectors James Cunneen trustee Bradford Durfea Textile School and Herman A MacDonald clerk of the executive department.
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Herman A. MacDonald
Beverly Farms
Covington man struck by foul ball faces death in Cincinnati
William Kordenbrook, 35, of Covington Kentucky, was struck in the temple by a ball he tried to catch. Doctors say he will die. Six others have been killed this season in ball games in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
William Kordenbrook
Covington
Cigar Celebrates 31st Season As Beach Rush Opens
J H Pierce & Co of 272 State Street marks the 31st season of the J H P B-cent cigar, a top seller since 1877. The 10-cent smoke is advertised as a nickel, with the J N P 5-cent cigar expanding sales nationwide. The brand will be on sale at beaches and New England resorts as the summer season begins.
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J. H. Pierce & Co
State Street
New England
Panic in Subway After Defective Shoe Sparks Stampede
A defective shoe on an Elevated train at Adams Square caused a panic in a crowded smoking car last night. The shoe struck the third rail triggering an explosion and a rush that trampled several men amid the crowd.
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Adams Square
Train blast at Scollay Square injures Charlestown workers
Passengers fleeing from a blast on a Boston area train near Adams Square flood the car. George H. B. J. Finn of Austin Street Charlestown dies? No, he is trampled and treated at home after the panic. W. J. O'Brien and John J. Donovan, both Charlestown residents, suffer injuries while escaping.
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Charlestown
Adams Square
George HB. J. Finn
Austin Street
W. J. O’brien
Benedict Street
John J. Donovan
Phipps Street
Deaf and Dumb Witness Testifies in Divorce Suit
Mrs May Fecteau of Revere testified in Judge Fessenden's court in a divorce case brought by William F Wills against Catherine M Wills. She described Mrs Wills intoxication under the name Jane Butler and the court debated symptoms after drinking, including the dry heaves.
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May Fecteau
Revere
Heaves
Carnegie gift statue installed in Paris museum
A cast of the diplodo cus, Andrew Carnegie's gift to France, installed at the Museum of Natural History in Paris by Dr. Holland of the Carnegie Institute, was accepted in person by President Fallieres.
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Andrew Carnegie
France
Museum of Natural History
Holland
Carnegie Institute At
Pittsburg
Fallieres
First Woman Speaker to Address Biennial Club Convention
Dimies T. S. Denison of New York will be the first woman speaker at the big biennial women's club convention opening here next week. Denison is one of the best known and beloved figures among the nation's club women.
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Dimies T. S. Denison
New York
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mrs Denison Leads 19th Century Sorosis Events
Mrs Denison a former General Federation president and Sorosis leader plans a talk on The Long Path while invitations pour in for hospitalities to visiting members. Social hosts in Brookline Holm Lea Jamaica Plain Dorchester Somerville Cambridge prepare receptions for Sorosis delegates arriving Saturday.
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Brookline
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Jamaica Plain
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Burroughs Street
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Cambridge
Alice Longfellow
Hull
Boston
Floretta Vining
St Louis Delegation Endorses Mrs Moore for Federation President
St Louis delegates to the Boston biennial unanimously back Mrs Philip N Moore as candidate for president of the General Federation, pledging hearty support.
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ST. Louis
Philip N. Moore
General Federation
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