Market Tests Leave Wall Street Dull as Pros Push Prices
Wall Street tested the market with professional operations suggesting selling interest would resist large price drops. Gains led by Pennsylvania rose over 2 points before fading as expectations of export gold to Germany eased. Readings about anthracite conciliation, Read ing cealers, and Missouri Pacific earnings shaped the day with Wabash hopes fading after rumors of harmony. Bonds moved irregularly. total par value $2,090,000. U S 3s coupon rose 1-4 point on last call.
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Wall Street
Germany
Pennsylvania
Anthracite Conciliation Board
Reading
Atchinson
Missouri Pacific
Southwesterns
Wabash
Gould-Pennsylvania
Colorado
U. S
Musical Electrics at Dorchester Club Band Concert
The Colonial Club of Dorchester opened its second band concert with hundreds of colored lights and an electrical fountain in a pagoda. Robert Mitchell controlled the switchboard to time the lawn lights with the music, pleasing about 1500 prominent Dorchester residents. The final concert is scheduled for next Wednesday evening.
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Collins
Colonial Club
Dorchester
Robert Mitchell
Girl Rescues Siblings From Fire on Monroe Street
Mary Drapkin aged 2 is credited with saving her younger brother and sister from a blaze on Monroe Street in New York. The parents, overcome by smoke, were revived but then suffered epileptic fits.
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New York
Mary Drapkin
Monroe Street
Medford Wins Lawson Cup at Winchester Canoe Club
The Winchester Canoe Club races were held yesterday in strong winds. William Ladd won the morning sailing event, earning the Winchester and Tufts trophies. Medford High School led from start to finish to claim the Lawson cup, finishing two lengths ahead of Dedham, with Winchester and Newton High School trailing. James Newman won the hand paddling event.
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Winchester
Harbor Parade of Steamers and Wrecking Tug Moves
Decorations at the harbor impressed as captains from coastwise lines hurried to dress ship. The navy yard flotilla led by the Massachusetts and other vessels tied up under Bunker Hill. The five masted schooner Van Allens Bough ton at Mystic wharf displayed five lines of flags. Steamers Chattahoochee, Parthian, Old Dominion, Herman Winter, Surprise, and City of Haverhill also hailed. Stag arrived four days overdue from Naples, Leg horn, Palermo en route to bunkers, carrying 12 700 lemons and marble. Danish steamer Alexandria from Copenhagen docked at Mystic wharf. Admiral Sampson from Jamaica berthed at Long Wharf with 34 98) bunches of bananas and cocoanuts. Gale slowed progress to one third speed on the Admiral Sampson. Wrecking tug Underwriter set to tow schooner yacht Mayflower to New York from East Boston. Fishing fleet landed Catherine, Ellen, Frances Whalen, Tecumseh, and Dorothy with 30 000, 40 000, 6 and unknown pounds of fish, expecting high prices as weather hindered grounds. Saxonia sailed from Queenstown for East Boston with 75 saloon and 1010 steerage passengers, due next Wednesday. Halifax bound Halifax bound Halifa x floated Halifax voyage. The Halifax trip begins next Tuesday from dock at Lewis wharf. THE LANDSMAN.
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Navy Yard
Bunker Hill
Massachusetts
Scorpion
Marietta
Hist
Atlanta
Parthian
Old Dominion
Herman Winter
Surprise
City of Haverhill
Myles Standish
Stag
Naples
Leghorn
Palermo
Algiers
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hast
Boston
Alexandria
Thomsen
Mystic Wharf
Copenhagen
Admiral Sampson
Jamaica
Longwharf
Higgins
Brown
Beverly
Mayflower
New York
Catharine
Ellen
Frances Whalen
Tecumseh
Dorothy
Cunard
Saxonia
Robert C. Warr
Queenstown
Liverpool
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Lewis Wharf
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Coal Barge Gaston Sinks Near Prudence Point
The Red Star line coal barge Gaston of 1800 tons, en route from Baltimore, lies sunk in 18 feet of water between Ohio Ledge and Prudence Point after springing a leak while being towed by the Tormentor.
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Providence
R. I
Red Star Line
Gaston
Baltimore
Ohio Ledge
Prudence Point
Tormentor
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Features Sun Rise Times
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings with multiple ships and routes. Steamer Stag arrives Naples and Alexandria while United Fruit Company service brings fruit and passengers. many vessels depart for Antwerp Havana New York and Boston with cargoes and barges.
Englishmen Defeat Harvard at Lacrosse in First Atlantic Game
The Oxford and Cambridge combined lacrosse team beat Harvard 6 to 5 at Soldiers Field in Boston. Harvard led 6-2 at half, but the Englishmen rallied with teamwork and stick work, led by Coop Whitley and Harley scoring late to clinch the victory.
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Michell
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RCR
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H. C. McConighy
Boston
W. Bickford Smith
J. W. Sever
A. A. Coburn
J. Smith
Vessels and tugs move through Ports and bays on brisk seas
The log records barge movements from Eckley to New York and Philadelphia and dozens of tows including Liberty Western Belle Nay Aug and S. O. Co. barges Nos 55 and 75. North Star Gardner Deering Nobska and other ships pass Nantasket Roads and Portland East winds shift to northeast as tugs Valley Forge and Mary E. Luckenbach tow barges toward Portland and Portsmouth.
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Philadelphia & Reading
Chatham
Stoner North Star
Tug Valley Forge
Portsmouth
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Nashua Favorites Win Opening Meet Pace Swings
Nashua New Hampshire June 17 Favorites won both paces in the opening meet of the season with clear victories.
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Nashua
N. H
Palma Tablets Promise Strength and Wellness
SUCCESS comes only to the man or woman who is of strong nerve, keen brain and boundless energy. Palma Tablets are sold by WALKER, RINTELS DRUG CO., and several local stores in Dewey Sq, Beach St, Harrison Ave, School St, Tremont and Boylston Sts. Each box 50 cents. 12 boxes $5 with guarantee. book free. Induces restful sleep and benefits kidneys. aims to make you look and feel younger.
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Walker
Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
New England Half Mile Circuit at Fairgrounds Heat Summary
Johnnie Wiseman driven by Cox, favorite in 2 21 pace, placed sixth in heat one, won heat two, faded in heat three, then led the field in heats four and five with best time 2 19 3 4. Lady Schley won three straight after dropping heat one to Allie Snell, posting best time 2 18 3 4.
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New England
Fairgrounds
Johnnie Wiseman
Cox
Lady Schley
Allie Snell
Yale oarsmen ease training amid rough conditions
Yale crews resumed light work after yesterday’s heavy session. The varsity rode two miles in three stretches with strokes rising from 28 to 33 per minute and Daly returning to No. 2 after malaria. Freshmen eight completed a mile and a half with a final quarter mile at top speed.
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Yale Gali
Daly
Minor
105 Drunks in 24 Hours Before Judge Ely
Sixty four drunks faced Judge Ely in Central Municipal Court after a nighttime roundup. Fifteen were fined $15 each. the rest released. Arrests totaled 19 from 8 am Tuesday to 8 am Wednesday, with 105 charged as intoxicated victims. Murphy of Woburn was fined $15 for harassing women. sent to Deer Island for nonpayment. Anderson, of 6 Battery St, found guilty of assault and fined $10. Connors, 13, fined $3 for discharging a revolver. Demapulus, Everett court resident, fined $8 for discharging a revolver. Murray and Wallace alias Annie Anderson held on $500 bond until June 19 for pocket-picking. Lawyer Jesse Gove represented the defendants.
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Charlestown
John Murphy
Woburn
Haymarket Square
Murphy
Anderson
Thomas Connors
McGilvary
Division 6
Sharon Street
Brown
Peter Demapulus
Everett Court
McDevitt
Station 1
Hanover Street
James Murray
Mary Wallace
Annie Anderson
Morrissey
Washington Street
Jesse Gove
McGregor Manslaughter Case Falls to Jury Impasse
In Salem Superior Criminal Court Judge Aiken presiding the jury in Edward W. McGregor of Beverly charged with manslaughter in the May 3 death of Charles Ritchie reported they could not agree on a verdict. District Attorney Peters said McGregor must plead guilty to assault for trial at the next term.
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Salem
Superior Criminal Court
Aiken
Edward W. McGregor
Beverly
Charles Ritchie
Peters
McGregor
Golden v Revere Rubber verdict awarded nine thousand five hundred
In the Superior Court third session a jury returned a verdict for John C. Golden against Revere Rubber Company for 9500 dollars. Golden sought damages for injuries from an accident at work when his hand was caught in a hydraulic press.
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Superior Court
John C. Golden
The
Revere Rubber Company
Judge Gives Advice Then Sentences Robbery Suspect
Judge Bishop of the Superior Criminal Court yesterday advised a young offender and sentenced Frank Cleary to the Reformatory for the May 7 robbery of a watch from George Saxby.
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Bishop
Superior Criminal Court
Frank Cleary
George Saxby
Supreme Court Defects Arlington Swine By Law Case
Commonwealth v Warren W Rawson: Supreme Court sustains defendant's exceptions in a by law case. Indictment barred since by law prosecutions must begin with a complaint. By law invalid as it affected employment and lacked statutory authorization. Defendant entitled to jury trial.
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the Commonwealth
Warren W. Rawson
Supreme Court
Arlington
Stage Happenings Around Town This Week
Large audiences attend Peggy from Paris at Tremont Theatre and Chinese Honeymoon at Colonial as the season speeds along. York State Folks at Majestic, Audrey at Castle Square, Hagenbeck animals at Music Hall, Aubrey stock company next with Devil's Island, and vaudeville at Keith's draw crowds. Boston area fairs, beaches, and parks report strong attendance and varied acts including Fadettes concerts, monologs, and nickelodeon shows. The 18th Pops season closes with Harvard night and alumni benefits, featuring a diverse program of classical and light works.
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John E. Henshaw
Toby Claude
Majestic
York State
Audrey
Castle Square Theatre
Mary Hall
Howell Hansel
Charles Ho
Model Playhouse
Fadettes
McIntyre and Heath
Keith
Sam Bernard
Cliff Gordon
Young Corbett
Professor Baum
Austin & Stone’s
Palace Theatre
Alio
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Tillie Cohen
Billy Hines
Finn
Warren
Wink
Mack
Norumbega Park
Bunker Hill
Point of Pines
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
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Nahant
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Lecocq
Overture
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Flotow
Waltz
Ziehrer
March
Boccaccio
Suppe
Trolley Link Approved For New York Boston Electric Road
Judge William T. Elmer granted permission to complete the last link of the trolley line between New York and Boston the route running parallel to the New York and New Haven line from the Hub to Grand Central station. The new road aims to create an electric through-route.
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New Haven
Conn
William T. Elmer
New York
Boston
Grand Central Station
Noddle Island Yacht Club Regatta at Breed's Island Pond
The Noddle Island Miniature Yacht Club held a regatta at Breed's Island Pond with 28, 36, and 40 inch classes. Winners were Now Then in 28 Inch, Dolphin in 36 Inch, and Crescent B C Tedford first in 40 Inch. Races are slated for July 4 with many boats expected.
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Breed’s Island Pond
Noddle Island
Brilliant tennis at Hartford championship heats
Hartford Conn June 17 day two of the New England tennis championship showcased brilliant play on Hartford Golf Club courts. Top singles paces were Yale’s F Cole versus Williams’ Lewis Perry and Yale’s Condict against Hartford’s Howard, all hard fought. In doubles Nettleton New Haven with Wright Princeton led. Condict Yale with Sargent Yale teamed with Perry Williams and Blagden Harvard also secured honors.
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Hartford
Conn
New England
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