Traders Sold Them on Chance of Roosevelt Return
Markets pivoted on Roosevelt speculation with heavy professional trading and a mixed close. Traction shares fell as investors anticipated Roosevelt’s political moves, while bonds and mining stocks fluctuated amid earnings, dividends, and ongoing reorganizations.
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New York
Gale
Bulness
Roosevelt
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Manhattan
B. A
Adventure
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New England Gas and Coke Securities
Whitney Iron Mines
Newfoundland
Fortuna Republica
Trimountain
No. 1
Arnold
Humboldt
Isle Royale
Atlantic
Baltic
United States Mining Company
Robert D. Evans
Sidney W. Winslow
Joseph 8. Ricker
Federal Steel Comany
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Boston Towboat Company
Northwestern Telephone Exchange Company
Minneapolis
Coal lands for sale or lease in Kentucky area
For sale or lease 8200 acres of prime coal lands in Kentucky with two railways to ship from one tipple. Read the plat for full description and location. CGC L. Moead Owensboro Kentucky.
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Kentucky
CGC. L
MO Ead
Owensboro
Belmont Chief Resigns Over Golf Dispute
Belmont Chief Frank B. Chant resigned from the Belmont police amid a dispute over golf and golfing laws. Wealthy resident H. O. Underwood wished to play on his grounds on Sunday. The Selectmen reportedly would not back Chant in pursuing prosecution.
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East Cambridge
Police Department
Frank B. Chant
H. O. Underwood
Chant
Burial of Mrs Gladstone in Westminster Abbey
Mrs Gladstone widow of the great Wonglish statesman was buried in Westminster Abbey this afternoon with a service resembling her husband’s. The Queen and the Prince of Wales were represented. Attendees included Sir William Vernon Harcourt Mr John Morley Lord His reverie Mr H Hulth Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman and Mr James Bryce.
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Gladstone
Wonglish
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Prince of Wales
Radgebery
William Vernon Harcourt
John Morley
Lord Hisaberiey
H. Hulth
Henryampbell-Bannerman
James Bryce
Pacific Coast Agency Seeks Good Proposi tion for Expansion
A San Francisco visitor, an energetic businessman, seeks a solid staple article and a worthwhile investment to push. He wants timely business opportunities, noting Pacific coast growth, East Asia trade gains, and new gold field development increasingly enriching America. Send interview address to I 60 in the Post.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Far East
Pacific Slope
America
I 60
the Post
Tufts Alumni Day Highlights Phi Beta Kappa Meeting
Alumni day at Tufts featured the Delta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa with a 2 PM business meeting in Minot Hall. Officers elected included Byron Groce as president and Charles E Fay as vice president, while new initiates from Tufts classes and alumni were named and Dr Edwin Bolles was made an honorary member. The oration by Rev John Coleman Adams and a poem by Prof Charles Henry Patterson followed in Goddard Chapel at 3 30.
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Tufts College
Delta Chapter
Massachusetts
Phi Beta Kappa
Greek Letter Society
Minot Hall
Byron Groce
Charles E. Fay
Melvin M. Johnson
William Fuller
William K. Denison
Walter P. Beckwith
Frank M. Hawes
Frank G. Wren
Tufts
Madge A. Anthony
Adams
Ethel Li Fay
Elizabeth C. Lane
West Medford
Messrs
Anthony B. Lamb
Attleboro
Lawrence Haughton Parker
Newtonville
Ernest L. Spaulding
Jaffrey
John Coleman Adams
Charles Henry Patterson
A. M. Tufts
University of West Virginia
Students Receive Diplomas at Boston College Class Day
The class day exercises of the Boston College graduates of 1900 were held yesterday afternoon in College Hall. Twenty seven young men received diplomas. One of the largest audiences ever assembled in the hall attended. The seniors gathered at 2 o'clock in the recreation hall and then proceeded to College Hall.
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Boston College
Boston College Uates
College Hall
Recreation Hall
Graduating Class Exercises and 1900 Dance Summary
Under Ambrose Dore’s direction the class marshal led graduates to stage seats as Frederick J. Allchin opened with a brief speech. Charles F. Mahoney read the class history, Walter H. Gill the ode, Joseph Moore delivered the mantle oration, Edward A. Costello read the class poem, Dennis J. Maguire gave the oration, and James C. Gallagher composed the class song sung by all. An orchestra supplemented selections before the evening 1900 dance at Catholic Union Hall. The dante list names F J Allchin, D J Coverly, E F Costello, J C Gallagher, W H Gill, D J Maguire, J J Moore, J A Supple, M J Welsh and many others.
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Ambrose Dore
Frederick J. Allchin
Charles F.ahoney
Walter H. Gill
Joseph Moore
Edward A. Costello
Dennis J. Maguire
James C. Gallagher
Catholic Union
F. J. Alichin
D. J. Coverly
E. F. Crowley
D. C. Coleman
E. F. Costello
J. C. Donovan
J. E. Donnelly
W. Duffy
E. J. Daignault
A. A. Dore
W. F. Finnegan
A. H. Fogerty
E. F. Farrer
W. H. Gill
E. J. Farrer
J. C. Gallagher
Vincent Kelley
C. F. Mahoney
D. J. Maguire
J. J. Moore
J. Q.brien
F. R. Mullen
G. Quigley
Smith College 22nd Commencement Largest Class
Smith College in Northampton held the twenty second annual commencement with the largest class yet, 22 graduates. Degrees awarded include 107 bachelor of arts 112 bachelor of literature 4 bachelor of music and 2 bachelor of science. Most grads hail from New England, 120 from the region and 85 from Massachusetts. The commencement oration was delivered by Hamilton A Mabie editor of the Outlook.
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Smith College
Smith
New England
Massachusetts
Hamilton A. Mabie
The
Outlook
Amherst College Class Day Exercises Near Stone Chapel
Massachusetts Agricultural College held class day exercises with alumni and friends attending. George Parmenter of Dover planted the ivy. Ysidro H. Canto of Canseheat Yucatan read the ivy poem. Austin W. Morrill of Tewksbury delivered the class oration. Maurice B. Landers of Bondsville read the class poem. Percy F. Felch of Worcester composed the class song sung by the group. Arthur Conahan of South Framingham gave the campus oration. James Kello of Amherst gave the pipe oration. Arthur A. Harmon of Chelmsford spoke at the class tree hatchet oration.
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Amherst
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Stone Chapel
George ¥. Parmenter
Dover
Ysidro H. Canto
Cansaheat
Yucatan
Austin W. Morrill
Tewksury
Maurice B. Landers
Bondsville
Percy F. Felch
Worcester
Arthur Conahan
South Framingham
James Kello
Arthur A. Harmon
Chelmford
Graduation tomorrow at Lyceum Hall East Boston
Assumption parochial school's boys department holds commencement tonight at Lyceum Hall East Boston. Graduates include Eugene Hayes William Smith J Sullivan and James Hurley. Program features songs declamations and lays ending with the farce The Hypochondriac with Eugene Hayes William Smith Charles Mclsana Dante Barry among cast.
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Assumption Parochial School
Lyceum Hall
East
Boston
Eugene Hayes
William Smith
J. Sullivan
James Hurley
Charles Mclsana
Dante
Barry
Mrs Hila Clute credits pink pills for cured daughter
Testimonial from Mrs Hila Clute of 319 Wilkinson St New York says her daughter Florence 13 suffered stomach trouble and weakness, feared consumption. After Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, half a box restored appetite color and health. The mother reports personal benefit as well and notes price 2.50 per box.
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Tenn, Goal & Iron
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Uniteates Rubber
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Florence
Abbot Girls Plant Linden Tree at Commencement
Abbot Academy held its seventy first annual commencement for eighteen graduates. At ten the class planted a linden tree on the grounds with exercises including an original poem by Caroline Van N Gowdy and a tree song by Winona K Algie. Closing exercises followed at the Theological Seminary chapel.
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Constance R. Gutterson
Carter
Winona K. Algie
Pee Theological Seminary
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Twin Seniors Engaged at Dartmouth College
Hanover June 19 engagements announced of John Chase Redington and Paul Goodwin Redington twins and seniors at Dartmouth College. John Chase to Margaret, daughter of President Williamlicer, and Paul Goodwin to Sarah Elizabeth Proctor, daughter of John C. Proctor and Adeline Proctor of Hanover.
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N. H
John Chase Redington
Paul Goodwin Redington
Evanston
Ill
Dartmouth College
Margaret
William : Cker
Sarah Elizabeth Proctor
John C. Proctor
Adeline Proctor
Amherst Alumni Election Names Officers and Seats
Amherst June 19. The alumni meeting elected officers: President Flint of Boston a professor. H Legate of Boston professor C. S. Ere s 85 Storrs Conn J L Hills 81 Lington Vt seen Professor J B Page 82 Amherst treasurer F F Howard 94 Amherst auditor E B Holland 92 Amherst.
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Flint
Boston
H. Legate
Ofessor C
Eres
Storrs
Conn
J. L. Hills
Lington
J. B. Page
F. F. Howard
E. B. Holland
Smith College receives gifts from Wallace and Albright
President Seelye announces gifts totaling 12000 to Smith College for concerts hall and a $2000 scholarship fund. Mr Albright’s daughter is among the grantees. Wallace of Fitchburg and Dr Mudge of New York contributed.
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Mass
Seelye
Smith College Today
Roanee
Wallace
Fitchburg Iven
John J. Albright
Eualo
Canson Yg
Dr. Mudge
New Rk
Lbright
Parsons Silent After Somerville Killing Arraignment Delayed
Parsons of Somerville who shot William Hammond in Charles Town Monday night remains silent. He was taken to Charlestown Court for arraignment after a photo lineup. the case adjourned and he will likely be arraigned on murder charges though police doubt the killing was premeditated.
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Parsons
Somerville
William Hammond
Charlestown
Rogues’ Gallery
Elye
Self-Defense Question in Parsons Shooting Case
Police investigate if Parsons held a revolver during a fatal dispute with Hammond or retrieved it later at home and faced Hammond again. The clash reportedly stemmed from Parsons being seen with a young girl near a merry go round in Sullivan Square. Parsons, born in Rochester New York, refuses to speak with detectives.
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Hammond
Amid
Bhut
Sullivan Square
Yesterda Anne Prisoner
Rochester
E. Wright
Noted Criminal Escapes From New York Court
New York June 19. Max Magnus, a man with multiple aliases, escaped from the Criminal Court building this afternoon. A general alarm has been issued to secure his recapture. Magnus has prior forgery sentences in New York.
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New York
Max Magnus
Criminal Court
Unding
Magnus
Speech of Senator Wolcott on Philippines and the Republic
Senator Wolcott defends keeping the Philippines after the Spanish war, arguing United States must liberate islanders from tyranny, establish law and order, and prepare for self government. He cites Cuba and Porto Rico policies, warns against retreat, and urges national unity, duty, and expansion through peaceful commerce. The speech links victory to global influence and Democratic party principles.
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Our Constitution Follows No Longer Over Cuba View
The speaker argues the United States cannot extend its Constitution over Cuba or Porto Rico. insists Congress controls territorial governance there until statehood. He notes Cuba’s reforms under Brooke and Wood, a public school system, health improvements, and elections as steps toward self-government while condemning post office frauds and urging accountability.
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Cuba
Santiago
Brooke
Wood
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Republican Party
Uncertain Path Ahead as Nation Seeks Steady Global Role
Containing a speech excerpt, the paragraph conveys resolve about embarking on a new, bright course while avoiding fear. It references world adjustment, shared leadership among major nations, and a cautious yet determined international stance. The tone is formal and forward looking, emphasizing gradual progress and resilience.
Massacre Fear Over Chinese Arrivals Sparks Tien Tsin Talk
Report describes John G. Stewart, famed owner of twenty educated horses, as a massed massing figure tied to recent arrivals in China and his planned show in Tien Tsin next month. A year earlier he was in the area and spoke with a press correspondent.
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China
John G. Stewart
Tien Tsin
Foreigners at risk as Boxer mobs threaten Pekin
A reporter recalling his time in Tien Tsin and Pekin warns Boxers aim to destroy foreign lives and property. He fears massacres of whites in Pekin, cites slow U S response, and notes bands marching from Tien Tsin toward Pekin. Stewart of Somerville, back a week, plans six months stay.
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Tien Tsin
Pekin
China
Pekin I
Stewart
Cedar Street
Somerville
In-er-seal Package Transforms Baking Goods Packaging
Americans can now enjoy fresh biscuits wafers crackers and ginger snaps lasting longer thanks to the In-er-seal Patent Package. The moisture proof airtight design from National Biscuit Co preserves Uneeda Biscuit flavor and crispness, shielding from dust and odors and maintaining quality from oven to shelf.
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America
Publiq
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda
Dominion Service to Nova Scotia Begins Next Sunday
Dominion service to Nova Scotia expands summer schedule with steamers Prince George and Prince Arthur sailing from Boston to Yarmouth starting June 4 from Long Wharf. Nets include daily sailings from July 1 and the Flying Blue Nose train from Yarmouth to Halifax. Travel times cited to Halifax Pictou New York Oxford Junction St John among others, with full rates and schedules available from J F Masters N E superintendent 228 Washington Street Boston.
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Division 36 Elects Officers for AOH
Division 36 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians elected John F. Clancy as president James P Calnan as vice president Darnelus J ree recording secretary D. J. OConnor as treasurer and D J OConnor as financial secretary The newly elected officers will be installed Sunday evening July 1 in Clase
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John F. Clancy
James P. Calnan
Darnelus J. Eee
Wigrence Erald
D. J. O'Connor
Clase
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