Stock Market Shows Strength Across June Trading
Wall Street notes a near elimination of short interest amid cautious public participation. Canadian Pacific and Consolidated Gas lead gains while steel and copper shares firm, overtones of bullish crop data and subdued monetary shifts. The mood remains buoyant with brokers warning of possible summer volatility and a steady bid for mining and utility stocks.
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Wall Street
New York
Canadian Pacific
Manhattan
Consolidated Gas and Steel Preferred
Steel
Consolidated Gas
Chicago
Boston
State Street
Utah
Shannon
Isle Royale
United States Mining
Bingham
Parrot
Mohawk
Tamarack
Quincy
Dominion Coal
American Telephone
United Fruit
Massachusetts Electric
Mergenthaler Linotype
Osceola
United States Oil
Old Dominion
Swift & Co
American Woolen
Agricultural Chemical Preferred
Elevated
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Commentary
Ennis and Stoppani report mixed grain quotes with July wheat at about 85 cents and new wheat around 84 cents. They note Liverpool and continental strength, rainy conditions easing trade, and traders expecting little improvement until new crop movement accelerates. Domestic stocks show reductions, with No 1 Northern at 98 and No 2 at 95, while overall demand remains cautious and margins thin.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
Congress Street
Cess
Liverpool
Northern
Commission House
Woman Dies During First Ocean Bath
Mrs Leontine Martell of 210 L street South Boston died in the water yesterday afternoon during her first ocean bath of the season. She waded in about a foot and a half, collapsed, was carried out, and pronounced dead by a doctor. Medical Examiner Draper notified.
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Leontine Martell
L Street
Boston
Dividends Declared by Various Companies
Dividend announcements from multiple firms include Revere Rubber Company 2 percent quarterly, Cuban-American 3 percent, Corn Products 134 percent, Standard Trust 3 percent semiannual, Tennessee Coal and Iron and RR Company 2 percent, Philadelphia Company 11-2 percent, United Traction 21-2 percent preferred, Mexican Telegraph 21-2 percent, Central and South American Telegraph 11-2 percent, Century Realty 3 percent, American Smelting and Refining 11-2 percent common and 13-4 percent preferred, all regular quarterly or semiannual.
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Atchison Eesereeneses
Baltimore &Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of
Delaware & Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Kansas _ City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan Eee
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan T Ry
Minnealis & St Louis
Lion Minn, St . Paul &S . M
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kaw & Tex
Newark Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Southernacific
Southern Railway
Toledo
St Louis
Union
Pacific
Wabash
Wheeling Lake Erie
Amalgamated Copper
Eresere
Amer Ice
Amer Locomotive
Seer Ee
Amer Smelting & Refng
Dore Er Amer Sugar Refining
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel Iron
Consolidated Gas
Ewes
General ‘Electric
Ewe
Republic Stee
Tae Coal & Ame
U Realty
Western Union Westinghouse Electric
Revere Rubber Company
Cuban-American Company
Corn Products Company
Standard Trust Company
Tennessee Coal and Iron & R. R. Company
Philadelphia Company
United Traction Company
Mexican Telegraph
Central and South American Telegraph
Century Realty Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Everett Sentenced for 87MPH Drive in Greenwich
Greenwich, June 21 William W. Everett a chauffeur for Frank J Gould of New York was sentenced to 30 days in jail and to pay court costs for driving his automobile at 87 miles an hour along Greenwich avenue last Saturday He appealed and posted a $500 bond
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Conn
William W. Everett
Frank J. Gould
New York
Greenwich Avenue
Houlihan and O'Brien Arraigned in Breakin Case
Martin Houlihan and Davis O'Brien faced Police Court in Lynn on charges of breaking and entering the Murphy residence last Saturday. Both pleaded not guilty and sought a continuance. Mrs Murphy identified O'Brien after a struggle with a milk jar, but did not identify Houlihan. Bail set at 300 dollars, remanded until tomorrow.
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Martin Houlihan
Davis O’brien
Timothy J. Murphy
Murphy
O’brien
Houlihan
Albert E. Wilson
Utica Street
United States
Marshal Waters
Fiske
Circus man Murray jailed for manslaughter in Boston barroom killing
William Murray, indicted for murder in the Tremont street barroom death of James Wilson, pleaded guilty to manslaughter before Judge Bond in Suffolk Superior Court and was sentenced to 19 to 20 years in state prison. Harold Holbrook, alias Willard, was freed after district attorney exonerated him of complicity. Both men had worked with a traveling circus visiting Boston.
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James Wilson
Tremont Street
Bond
Suffolk Superior Criminal
Holbrook
Murray
Boston
Slow Work by Harvard Crew in Rough Water
Harvard crew faced a sluggish practice at Quarters GALES FERRY Conn June 21 with heavy wash from a passing steamer forcing stoppages. The varsity logged four miles down stream then half a mile up with 30 stroke rate amid ragged technique and rough water. Captain F L Higginson Jr and BE Storrow arrived at Red Top to watch the race and report improved work since Cambridge. Freshman Sherwin suffered facial and hand poisoning but Dr Jouett expects a quick recovery.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Varsity
BE. C. Storrow
Red Top
Cambridge
Sherwin
Jouett
Harvard and Yale Crew Warm Up For Final Race
Yale varsity and Harvard launchs paddled a six mile trial with Harvard following closely behind. Yale’s Blagden will likely miss rest of year due to a swollen hand. Four oared crew also competed with replacements. Two informal yacht races were held with both sides winning once. Final race scheduled for tomorrow.
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YALE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale Varsity
Jonn Harvard
New Haven
Blagden
C. E. Adams
Stalwart Wins Swift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
In New York on June 21 Stalwart started at 10 to 1 and won the Swift stakes for three year olds over seven furlongs on the Futurity course at Sheepshead Bay. Broomstick was two lengths back as the favorite finished second. Sparkling Star, the even money favorite, won the Surf stakes.
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Sheepshead Bay
Broomstick
Sparkling Star
Highborn
Hub Amateur Baseball League Schedule
At a league meeting a schedule for the season was adopted. Next Saturday features Jamaica versus Mt. Bowdo in Dorchester, Brooksides against Warrens in Somerville, Working Boys Home versus Crescents in Cambridge. The league, formed late, allows two games between teams. Final games run Aug. 20, Aug. 27, Sept. 3 and 5 for the championship. The clubs are noted as top 18 year olds in the state based on early season results against strong Boston-area peers.
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Jamaica
Mt. Bowdoin
Dorchester
Brooksides
Warrens
Somerville
Working Boys
Crescents
Cambridge
Boston
St Botolph Club defeats Tavern Players in high scoring game
The St Botolph Club baseball team beat Tavern Players 24 to 22 yesterday at American League grounds Huntington Avenue. The innings score shows a strong finish for St Botolph with a 28 23 70 line and Tavern struggling to keep pace as errors and miscues plagued both sides.
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Tavern Club
St. Botolph Club
Huntington Avenue
St. Botolph
N E League Results From New Bedford and Nearby Cities
Baseball scores show Manchester over New Bedford 5 to 4 at New Bedford. Lawrence defeats Manchester 7 to 6 at Lawrence. Nashua beats Lowell 5 to 2 at Nashua. Fall River bests Concord 10 to 2 at Fall River.
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Manchester
Lawrence
Haverhill
Nashua
Lowell
Fall River
Concord
Cunarder Saxonia Departs with 26 Free Passengers
Immigration Commissioner Billings ordered deportations for 26 English Hebrews aboard the Cunarder Saxonia as it left for Queenstown and Liverpool after Washington did not sustain their appeal. The harbor reports multiple cargo movements, including haddock, cod, hake, pollock, cusk and halibut sales, and vessels bringing wool, bananas, and coal. Saloon passengers on the Cestrian arrived from Liverpool with cattlemen and others. The barkentine Auburndale, in dismasted condition, will depart for Dakar with 279 tons of coal.
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Nellie G. Adams
Joseph Warren
Mattakeesett
Julia Costa
Yankee
Ida S. Brooks
Malicius Enos
Catherine D. Enos
Joseph P. Johnson
Flora J. Sears
Emilia Enos
Maggie Sullivan
Boyd and
Leeds
Thomas Brundage
Haddock
Maggie Sulllivan
Lynn
Nantucket
South Shoal
Rosario
Bigelow Carpet Company
Barkentine Reform
Buenos Ayres
King Frederick
Boston
Progreso
Mexico
H. W. Peabody & Co
Avalon
Long Wharf
Sama
Cuba
R. Noyes
Leader
Henryb. Wenzell
Ethel M. Bates
Helen M. Waterman
Joseph Gamage
James T. Ford
Dennison
Barkentine
Auburndale
San Juan
P. R
Dakar
Africa
Dow
Fiske
John F. Brooks
Shipping News Mini Almanac Reads Into Coastal Trade
The column lists sunrise and sunset times for June 22 and notes day length and moonset. It details arrivals and clearances of numerous steamers, brigs, schooners, and tugs bound for or from ports such as Liverpool, Copenhagen, Baltimore, Norfolk, Portland, and Gloucester with numerous vessel names, captains, and routes.
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Liverpool
Michigan
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Alexandra
Dan
Thomsen
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Christiania
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Bond
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Norfolk
King Frederick
Porteous
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Mexico
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Whitney
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New York
Barkentine Reform
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William Churchill
Georgetown
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van Allens
Boughton
Carter
Henry
Little
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Sanborn
Machias
Susie P. Oliver
Kendall
Port Johnson
Elizabeth Palmer
Smith
Newport News
Marrrunswick
Brina P. Pendleton
Norfolk, Va
Clara A. Donnell
Brendige
Harry Messer
Garland
Canadian
Bound Brook
Port Antonio
Jam
Beaver
Advocate
N. S
Barkentine
Auburndale
Daker
Newspaper Men Return from Springfield Auto Trip
A Boston party of newspaper men returned from Springfield after visiting the Knox Automobile Company plant. They made the five hour run at over 20 miles per hour with perfect weather. Dinner was at the Brookfield House and the trip proved a valuable object lesson.
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Boston
Springfield
Knox Automobile Company
Brookfield
Harvard Nine Gets Last Practice For Yale Game
Harvard baseball team wrapped up final practice before facing Yale with all players in good condition. Infield work appeared smooth and fast as Paul Coburn declared his arm fine. No on field work today, evening mass meeting at the Union will honor last year’s squad with gold baseballs.
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Harvard Baseball Nine
Yale
Paul Coburn
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