Wall Street Waiting Game Signals Cautious Trade
Traders hold pattern as Morgan’s return and Schwab resignation loom. Quiet market sees rail and copper shares slip while Amalgamated and Copper Range drift. Copper price nervous, copper futures uncertain. exchanges vote on summer closure amid weak volume and scattered gains.
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Wall Street
Morgan
Colorado Fuel
Schwab
Steel Trust
Harrison & Co
Lewisohns
Weir
Bears
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Readingcoman
Ilinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Atchison Common
United States Leather Preferred
St Agnes School Graduation in South Boston
The graduation exercises at St Agnes School of the Gate of Heaven Parish in South Boston were held yesterday morning with many parents present. Rev Robert J Johnson commended the sisters and school for excellence and pupils for passing the South Boston High School exams as diplomas were awarded.
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St. Agnes’s School
Gate of Heaven Parish
South Boston
Robert J. Johnson
Millionaire McKay Estate Contested by Ex Wife
The Countess von Bruening, Gordon McKay's second wife, will contest a will leaving seven million dollars to Harvard. The action aims to benefi t McKay's two sons from his first marriage. McKay, about 70, endured illness and near death at his Newport villa after divorcing Marian Treat years earlier.
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Countess von Bruening
Gordon McKay
Harvard
McKay
Newport
Pittsfield
Cambridge
New England College
Governor Winthrop
Mt. Auburn Street
Rhode Island
Marian Treat
Treat
Gordon M’kay
The McKay saga of wealth marriage and invention
Doree leads a life of wealth and social triumph, followed by Gordon McKay and later a second marriage to Baron Adolph von Bruening. The tale recounts early fortunes and a famed shoe stitching machine that transformed Lynn industry, doubling as social spectacle and a symbol of significant labor shifts in Massachusetts.
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Cambridge
McKay
Gordon McKay
Lynn
Massachusetts
Yale Class Day Honors and Prizes at New Haven
Yale Juniors receive honors at class day in Bat tle Chapel amid open air exercises. Notable awards include the Townsend prize of 100 dollars to George Crawford, Joseph Barker prize of 125 dollars to Garfield Jones, and Munson prize to Stanley Edwards. Various LL B and M L degrees conferred with honors. Phi Beta Kappa appointments announced for numerous seniors across New Haven and other cities.
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New Haven
Yale
Battell Chapel
Law School
Hendrie Hall
Townsend
Whitelaw Reid
New York
Reid
George W. Crawford
Birmingham
Ala
Joseph Barker
J. H. Sears
St. Louis
Betts
W. J. Wynn
Haronton
Ind
Chung Hiu Wang
Canton
China
Garfield P. Jones
Evanston
Hal Crampton Bangs
Chatsworth
Ill
George N. Whittlesey
Conn
G. H. Bartholomew
C. W. Bronson
S. W. Edwards
Granby
George P. Graves
Cambridge
Mass
C. E. Lockwood
Stamford
Elizabeth
N. J
Walter B. Walker
New York City
Arthur A. Ward
Odon
Antonio J. Waring
Savannah
Bradford Webster
Waterbury
Ex dividend and rights issue figures reported
Ex dividend and fx rights noted with totals of 98000 in bonds and 7267 rights listed, 1986 rights, and 4864 unlisted stock shares. Indicates instalment paid on tist instalment.
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American Woolen Company
Heath
Hebrew School Opens in Cambridge at Beth Israel
The Hebrew school began yesterday in the Beth Israel synagogue at 238 Columbia Street with Mayor McNamee and notable Jewish leaders officiating. It will operate all summer for three hours daily in the basement, with plans for after-hours sessions during the term, seating up to 250 children. About 65 enrolled the first day. Simon Alexander heads the school with a 20-member board. The opening drew 500 to 600 attendees, featuring a keys ceremony, addresses by Mayor McNamee Rabbi Friedman and Alexander, and a Children’s procession with flags. Refreshments and music followed into the evening.
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Cambridge
Beth Israel
Columbia Street
McNamee
Simon Alexander
Rabbi Friedman
Israel Nelson
National Hussars
Palmo Tablets Promise Youthful Vitality for Women
Women who are nervous pale weak and fretful may find Palmo Tablets boost energy and appearance. The ad claims results years younger looks and strength with a 50 cent box price and a 12 box guarantee. Numerous local druggists including WALKER-RINTELS DRUG CO. and KLEIN'S stock the product with a money back offer.
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Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
C. EK Eaton
Friend St
Klein's
Tremont
Boylston Sts
Sawyer
Hollis
Harbor Tow Boats Idle Amid Busy Piers and Rich Trade
The harbor shows 24 large and small towboats tied up at T, Central, Commercial and Lewis piers at low water, as tugs sit idle awaiting work. US frigate Hartford and training ship Enterprise anchor nearby while imports reach 1.526 million and exports 1.144 million dollars for the week, with Cunard liner Altonia sailing westbound and a fishing crew recounting a haul of haddock and cod onboard Easy Street.
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Central
Commercial
Lewis
United States
Hartford
Constitution Pier
Massachusetts
Enterprise
Boston
Cunard
Altonia
Jeffies
Queenstown
Liverpool
Frank Cooney
Mary BB
Robert and
Arthur
Appomattox
Boyd and Leeds
M. S. Ayer
Joseph Warren
Julia Costa
Oliver F. Kilham
Fish Hawk
Shipping News Miniature Almanac For June 23
Sun rises at 4 08 am and sets at 7 24 pm giving 15 hours 17 minutes of daylight. Moon rises 2 52 am. High water at 9 30 am and 9 45 pm. Arrived: steamers Buffalo Loveridge Halifax Pye Old Dominion Allan Bosun, fruit and 10 cabin passengers, barkentine Bessie Spurr, wool, several schooners and vessels with lumber. Cleared: Altonia Westmorland Hugh John. Sailed: State of Maine Seminole H F Dimock.
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Bell Tel
Am Tel & Tel
Fitchburg
Allouez
T&s F
Bingham Con M
Boston
Bos & Albany
Bos & Albany Eee
Bos & Maine
Bos & Prov
Gal & Hecla
J & Stk
16 & M
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Dom Ir & Steel
Edison el Ilste
Gary & Elec Setee
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Telco
Mont & Bos
NS Steel & Coal
Colony
Pullman
Qui
United Shoe Ma
Buffalo
Loveridge
Hull
Eng
Sanderson & Son
Admiral Schley
Jansen
Port Morant
Jam
Halifax
Pye
N. S
Old Dominion
Burton
New York
Penobscot
Allan
Bangor
Barkentine Bessie
Spurr
Rosirio
Henry Withington
Thames
Altonia
Liverpool
Westmorland
Portland
Hugh John
State of Maine
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Seminole
H. F. Dimock
Class Day at Dartmouth College Holds Exercises in Hanover
Hanover N H June 22 Class day exercises of the twelfth commencement of Dartmouth College were held today in the old chapel and College Park. Speakers included Frank lin W Wentworth Victor H Place Louise H Haney Norton B French Harold M Hess and David E Bradley with officers and committees named. The Kellogg prize speaking contest was also held and senior dramatics prevented the play She Stoops to Conquer tonight.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Old Chapel
College Park
Franklin W. Wentworth
Chelsea
Mass
Victor H. Place
Douglass
Fort Wayne
Ind
George F. Hoke
Herndon
Penn
Louise H. Haney
Normal
Ill
Norton B. French
Athol
John Crowell
Cleveland
Old Pine
Harold M. Hess
Evanston, NL
David E. Bradley
Evanston, Ill
Board of Arbitration
Draper €. Bartlett
Chicago
Alexander C. Ewen
Plain Ville
Stanley King
Springfield
James
Park of Walden
N. Y
Albert W. Atwood
New York
William H. Leary
Hatfield
Robson
Lisbon Centre
Clifford P. Warrren
College Hall
Frederick S. Bale
Ashbury Park
Clifton R. Hall
Danvers
William W. Wright, Jr
Preble
Everett M. Belbarre
Conway
Kingman Brewster
Worthington
Ralph W. EK. Edgecombe
Worcester
Edward W. Broder
Rockville
Ivy Day at Smith College Marks 1903 Class Vine Planting
Smith College observed ivy day as the class of 1903 planted the historic vine beside the student building though rain reduced ceremony. Jessie Ames welcomed at College Hall and Ruth S. Baker read a poem, with a solo and quartet performance. Graduates Margaret W. McClutcheon and Klara E. Frank led the ivy day ovation and class procession.
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Northampton
Smith College
College Hall
Jessie Ames
Lowell
Anna T. Kitchell
Milwaukee
Ruth S. Baker
Plymouth
Marion Evans
Chicago
Pearl Sanborn
Laconia
N. H
Rona B. Carpenter
Brattleboro
Isabel Wright
Newton Centre
Eva Becker
Worcester
Alice Butterfield
Madeline Newell
Arlington
Bertha M. Macomber
Margaret W. McClutcheon
Plainfield
N. J
Klara E. Frank
Rainsville
Prize Speaking at Amherst College Juniors Win Leland Prize
Amherst College commencement featured a light gymnastics exhibition by sophomore prize winners in Pratt Gymnasium. The Hardy prize debate followed in College Hall with the topic on referring labor questions to a referring panel.
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Amherst
Amherst College
Pratt Gymnasium
College Hall
Harvard Class of 1888 Celebrates 20th Anniversary Sail event
The Harvard 1888 class chartered the King Philip for a harbor celebration down the harbor, stopping at Pemberton for a shore dinner. Sixty two graduates rode along, serenaded warships, and many accepted ship hospitality aboard the flagship Indiana. The day wound up with a Pops appearance and a lively, festive harbor ceremony.
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Harvard
Pemberton
Commercial Wharf
Indiana
Jackies
Signal Corps
King Philip
Harvard Dental Alumni Banquet Addresses Skill and Standards
Dean EB H Smith urged admission applicants to prove mechanical fitness for the profession as a key to future success at Harvard Dental School. He noted many students lag in mechanical work early but improve later, while some fail to reach competency. 38 applicants sought degrees this year, 27 qualified. Dr Sanford G Perry spoke on New England. Officers were elected: Perkins president, Stoddard vice president, Boardman secretary, Holmes treasurer. Three deaths recorded since last meeting. Delegates to the National Dental Association convention were authorized.
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Harvard Dental School
EB. Hf. Smith
Harvard Dental Alumni Association
Young’s Hotel
Smith
Harvard College
W. P. Cook
H. S. Parson
National Dental Association
Asheville
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State Street
Detroit
Dennett Bros. & Co
Calumet & Hecla
United Metals Selling Company
Amalgamated
United Copper
Parrot
Utah
Boston Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State Gas
Jupiter Steel
Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
Houghton
Mich
Boston News Bureau
Michigan Smelting Co
South Range
Lucius L. Hubbard
Painesdale
Fred W. Denton
Atlantic
John H. Rice
Allen F. Rees
R. T. McKeever
Ll. L. Hubbard
F. W. Denton
J. H. Rich
Champion
Baltic
Possib Range
J. R. de Lamar
Mercur
Salt Lake
Mr. de Lamar
London
Bully Hill
New Sway
Old Colony Trust Company
Time
Eeesaee
Clos- Wigh- Lowing Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton Tee
Chi & Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
CG & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
del Lack & West
Rio Grande
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
T(h
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kaw & Texas
Renee
Western
Ontario
St Louis
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Union Pacific
W & LE
Wisconsin
Central Wee
Brooken Rapid ‘Transit
Bsle
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Continental Tobacco
General Electric
International Paper
Refeeree Eereree
Pacific Mall
Eee Sen Ee
People’s Gas A
Republic Steel
Western Union
Eeeeee
Marconi Wireless
Kelley, Endicott & Co
State ST
Haight & Freese Co
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William R. Driver
M'Kay
Doree
Washington
Newport Cottage
Levi P. Morton
Gordon Kay
Adolph von Bruening
Diplomatic Corps
Germany
Europe
N Street
Gordon, Ay
Gordon MC Nay
Newport Belle
U_S
Cerenece
U S Steel
Vermont & Mass
Victoria
West End Land
West End St Ry
Ecenere
Winona Min
Hebrew School
Seph H. Cromwell
Rienzi
Harvester
Albert Geiger
Rose Cabral
Mary T. Fallon
Flavilla
Eleanor A. Percy
Nobska
Norfolk
Thomas W. Lawson
Newport News
Edwin R. Hunt
Margaret B. Roper
Marie
Shipping News
New England
Frankin W. Wentworth
Timothy Lyman
West Brookfield
Daniel ®. Hinckley
West Lebanon
William H. Watson
Allen B. Farmer
Roxbury
Morley K. Dunn
New Bedford
Azre K. Skinner
Keene, N. H
Edward K. Burbeck
Manchester
Arthur FE. Hanlon
Salem
Jeremiah KE. Mahoney
North Andover
Daniel A. Hausman
Albany
Sherman A. Murphy
James B. Cresswell
Dean Smith
Cluett
Arrow
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