Amalgamated deals dominate New York market report
The New York market showed decreased trading with 488000 shares for the day and selective strength in General Electric New York Central Pennsylvania and Atchison while others steadied. Proposals include listing 1500000000 in bonds and 114946000 in stock for American Telephone and Telegraph Company with strategic moves by New England Telegraph and Telephone and a planned consolidation involving Amalgamated Copper and related firms.
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New York
General Electric
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Koon
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York Stock Exchange
J. P. Morgan
New England Telegraph and Telephone Company
New England Telephone Company
Boston News Bureau
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burington
Ohe
General Electric Company
Thomson-Houston Company
Thomso Houston
Iton
Monterey
American
Telephone &Telegraph
Appointment News Relayed By Ritz Studio Photographer
Fragmentary notes recount a long career path from a weather service official to a school post in Washington and a Tenn station posting. Details are unclear, but references to Corsicana and a 1597 date appear amidst incomplete sentences and names.
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Weather Service
Sias
Washington
Corsicana
Paige Niet
Copper, Silver and Gold Rich Mine Promises Stock Rise
Public notice from June 19 proclaims bullish stance on California Shasta Mountains properties. Company claims low net cost copper output and potential stock advance rivaling Butte and Boston. Remodeled offices, separate board rooms, and cash or margin orders on New York and Boston markets. Correspondence solicited.
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Boston
Bendit
Shasta Mountains
California
Butte
New York
Pinkham shares rise in brisk trading session
The Pinkham issue traded heavily in early today under favorable conditions. Over the first half, about a third of the total shares changed hands as the price moved from 41 1/8 to 41 5/8 and later to 38 3/8 with 383 4 as a reaction.
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Ae A
Trac
Pinkham
Harvard Yale baseball game report with late rally
Harvard and Yale met in a tense baseball game with scoring through the ninth inning. Wrenched play featured Reid and Devens on base, Ken Winston’s homer, and Yale’s late threats before Frants closed the game.
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Harvard
Brr
Wendell
Tees
TALE
AB. K. Guernsey
Frants
Stillman
Clarkeon
Cooldrison
Winsd
Devenendell
Tiarkson
Cook
Yale
Hervard
Taleo
Clarkson
J. R . Winslow
Arach
Arkaon
Reid
Fincke
Sehnider
Harvard Class Day Functions Draw Northward Crowds
Harvard seniors crowd the streets as class day festivities begin with yard decorations and social spreads by Delta Upation and Kappa Gamma Chi behind Massachusetts Hall and Hollis. The day includes chapel ceremonies at 10:45, class oration by Henry Porter Chandler, ivy oration by Jean R. Du Bois, and the statue exercises at 5 pm followed by yard lights and dances.
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Harvard
Beck Hall
Philadelphia
Chicago
Claes Dey
Masschusetts
Hall
Delta Upation
Hollie
Kappa Gamma Chi
Holworthy
Leo’ J. Logan
A. Er
Boston Society
Aoe Reat Cruah
Promism
du Boils
C. F.C. Arensberg
Re. Bilot
Harvard Senior Spread Showcases Social Elite at Memorial Hall
Harvard seniors held the campus wide spread at Memorial Hall with New York Chicago and Boston leaders among guests. The event featured a converted dining hall bandstand filled with an orchestra and nearly 200 tables on the lawn near John Harvard statue as lanterns lit the fairy like scene. Waiters served refreshing ices and every dance was filled with partners as patrons arranged dances weeks in advance. Patronesses included Mrs George P Beker Mrs L B R Briggs Mrs B Goodrich and others from Cambridge and Boston.
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Harvard
Memorial Hall
New York
Chicago
Boston
Massachusetts
Sanders’ Theatre
John Harvard
George P. Beker
B. R. Briggs
B. Goodrich
Warren
Charles. S. Saroe Moorfield Storey
George . Wheelwright
1810 Music Students Graduation Exercises Prompt Audience
1810 music students perform at graduation exercises before a large audience, as Chelius Con- leads the event and oversees the ceremonial proceedings.
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Chelius
Woman's Charity Club Leaves General Federation
The Woman's Charity Club voted yesterday to quit the General Federation of Women's Clubs after a lengthy discussion. Promoters cited financial reasons, not race issues, noting the $60 annual federation cost should go to local work. The motion to withdraw passed with two dissenters amid applause.
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TVN
Woman's Charity Club
Organi
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hotel Vendome
Rs. Reed
Kate Helps
Massachusetts
Annie M. Delano
Captain Hunt Pursues Clue in Dorchester Park Murder Case
Dorchester police Captain Hunt reports a clue in the Park murder inquiry with possible arrest within twenty four hours, aided by Quincy investigators. Hunt and Inspector McKay planned a conference, but scheduling delayed progress as Quincy teams pursue multiple leads. Hunt vows to clear the department’s name through hard work with two or three officers, while patrolling saloons for movement of Park and two Dorchester figures.
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Captain Hunt
Dorchester
Park
Quincy
Inspector McKay
Neponset Bridge
Hunt
Chandler
Taft for Governor Philippines to Have Civil Government
Washington reports that civil government will be established in the Philippines with a civil governor as head of the Philippine Commission. The appointment will be issued through the Secretary of War and the civil government order will be issued by the President.
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Philippines
Washington
Philippine
Philippine Commission
Trovernor
Diploma Ceremony at Chickering Hall Receives Graduates
The observatory of Music in Chickering Hall hosted a ceremony yesterday afternoon where diplomas and certificates were awarded to graduates. An address followed the musical program by Rev. Dr. L. H. Dorchester and others, as director Herman P. Chelius announced the graduates.
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William
Shertan
Edith L. Kag
Koyencer
Clara Pr Migs Mitred. Gaster
Eddie
Bessie O’brien
Ma ‘B. Kelley
Harriet Bentley
Constance Isella
Queenst Tones
Buella Miltlmore
Ete
Eleanore Buehogs
Semiaen
K. Wakeling
Ae Keith
Helen Zempel
Henry Peirce
Alice Horan
Ana Mabel Ingham
A. V. Coney
Harriett Carver
Nelie
Helen Ed‘wards
Charles McGill
Marforte
Violet
Lillias M. Austin
Giaemberton
Kennetlee
Marree Bleakie
Graduation Exercises At Mass Normal Art School
Graduating ceremonies at the Massachusetts Normal Art School drew many visitors to Exe ter and Newbury streets. Mrs Kate Gannett Wells presided as Rev Francis Tiffany delivered an exhaustive paper on art. Students presented papers on Public School Drawing, Greek Sculpture, and a Modern Home, with Miss Lara M Bent giving the valedictory and forty-two diplomas awarded. A 4 to 7 pm reception followed, then dancing and a costume parade closing the day.
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Massachusetts Normal Art School
Exeter
Newbury Streets
Morris
Hetty G. Evans
Florence C. Richmond
Lara M. Bent
Police drop search for Blondin as new lead points north
New York police, after reviewing new evidence, shift to northern pursuit of Joseph Blondin missing after a wife murder. Inspector McCausland reports identifications of Blondin are likely false and says a tramp hostler named Rice sought jobs. Authorities plan to await fresh information from the Canadian border toward Montreal.
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New York
Joseph Wilfred Biondin
Connecticut
McCausland
Boston Dedaarg
Toda Ortchester
Pelham
New Rochelle
Greenwich
Conn
Ytts
Blondin
Central Bureau
Titus Seep
Smith Promoted to National Forecast Officer for New England
John W. Smith, longtime head of the local weather bureau, is named national forecast officer for New England. The role starts July 1 with full Sunday and holiday reports and district specials to aid Boston. Smith, born near Lexington, Kentucky, has 27 years of service and is regarded as highly proficient.
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John W.smith
Weather Bureau
New England
Boston
Smith
Kentucky
Lexington
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Isle Royale
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Oters
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Yesaw
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Fional Shewmut Bank
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Trenton
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Yuelting & Rot
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Pacific Mail
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Rouse’s Point
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