Market Strength Fades In Dull Session Across Sectors
Trading was tame with little movement in the market as gains in select steel and copper issues offered early support. United States Steel preferred stayed immobile, Amalgamated Copper paused after Montana court news, while Wabash and Central of New Jersey reported improving May earnings amid cost cuts.
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Wall Street
United States Steel Preferred
Amalgamated Copper
Montana
Wabash
Central
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Stock Exchange
American Steel Foundries
State Street
Utah
New York
Amalgamated
Bingham
American Telephone Securities
Europe
London
Dividends Declared on Various Securities
Dividend notices show 2 percent on preferred stock for Dividends cars and Gamble and 1 percent from National Shawmut Bank. Dwight Manufacturing declares 30 dollars per share. Canada Southern announces semi annual payments.
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Cars & Gamble
el ‘Pans Electric Company
National Shawmut Bank
Quar- Dwight Manufacturing Company
Lowell Eieeenery
Canada Southern
Ieee
Clapp & Tilton All'n Hold Annual Field Day
The Clapp and Tilton Association held its annual outing at Weston County Club in Riverside on June 23. Athletic events were enjoyed and dinner was served on the veranda. Prizes were awarded to winners by C. G. Sprague, association president.
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Clapp & Tilton All’n
Riverside
Clapp & Tilton Association
Weston County Club
C. G. Sprague
Passengers to St Louis via Wabash route altered
Travel update directs New England travelers to use the World's Fair station en route to Union depot with baggage checked to that station if desired. Tickets must read via the Wabash to receive the privilege. New England Agency operates at 176 Washington Street Boston.
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St. Louis
New England
Union Depot
Washington Street
Boston
Railroad Earnings For Central Of New Jersey May 1904
Central of New Jersey earnings show gross and net figures across 1902 to 1904 with May totals of 1904 and prior years. The report lists gross and net for May and annual periods, including July 1 to May 31 and July 1 to June 21 intervals, alongside Wisconsin Central figures for comparable periods.
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Central OF
New Jersey
Wisconsin Central
New Dining Car Service Debuts on New York Trains
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad introduced weekday dining cars on routes Boston to New Haven departing at 10 01 am and 2 pm to New York. Eastbound service from New York runs at 1 08 pm and the Colonial Express leaves New London at 5 30 pm.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
New Haven
Colonial Express
New London
Graziallo Wins Sheepshead Bay Handicap at One Mile
Graziallo ridden at 12 to 1 led from the stretch to win the Sheepshead Bay handicap over a strong field in 1 38 4 5. White Crest captured the Rockaway cup steeplechase easily, and Sweet Alice ran 6 1/2 furlongs on turf in 1 19 1 5, lowering the track record by three fifths of a second.
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New York
Voladay
Polly
Rockaway
Sheephead Bay
Alice
Melrose Girl Bertha Hunt Captains Ball Nine
Bertha Hunt of Melrose leads the girls nine in a game against Cambridge to be played in Melrose on Monday. The captaincy highlights a standout youth in local sports.
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Melrose Girl
Ball Nine
Melrose
Cambridge
Monay
Cambridge grocer in trouble over a watch
Edward Champoux a Cambridge grocer on Cambridge street near Lechmere Square East Cambridge was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Scobey charged with larceny of a watch. It is alleged he accepted three dollars from Henry Boweerso of Manchester NH and refused to hand over the item when asked to settle.
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Edward Champoux
Cambridge Street
Lechmere Square
East
Cambridge
Scobey
Henry Boweerso
Manchester
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Champoux
Canoe Capsizes on Riverside River Fatality Not Fatal
Riverside June 23 A canoeist capsized in the river. Officer Doyle witnessed the incident and went to aid the youth. He was dried out at the station.
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Riverside
Doyle
Boston Market Reports Installment and Exchange Rights
The Boston Market notes an ore instalment paid with ex dividend and ex rights. It lists total sales including listed stocks at 24,073 shares, rights at 4,639, bonds at 19,000 dollars, unlisted stocks at 5,585 shares.
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Pacific
Central of
New Jeee
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Feago & Ata
Mil & St Paul
Colorado
Delaware 'T Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Southern
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Metropolitan Securities
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Alis & St Louis
J P & Sa Ste M
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Ee, Kan & Aah
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Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Island Co - 1
Toul Southwestern
One
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Oti , Texas & Pacificoscover
St. Louis & West
Wheeling
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Aor
Corsolida Seeeeee
Distillers’ Securities
General Electric
National Leadeesteere North American
Pacific Mail
U'S. Baber Poe
Western Union
Bell
Champions Escape Whitewash In Tight Win
Philadelphia game notes show a 3 4 4 breakdown with Gibson and Plank handling pitches. Farrell was hit by a pitch, Gibson struck out three and Plank seven. Time 2h. Attendance 6211. Umpires Sheridan and Carpenter.
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Gibson
Plank
Farrell
Sheridan and Carpenter
New York
AB. R
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Ganzel
Townsend
Powell
Dwyer
Chicago
Dundon
Jones
B. R
Allahan
Green
Davis
Isbell
Tannehill
McFarland
Smith
Cleveland
Flick
Twiiws
Bas
Bradley
Lajoie
Abbott
Lush
Inhard
Oftard
M. Mnolly and King
Athletics defeat Boston champions 5 to 1 in Philadelphia
Plank pitched well as the Athletics beat the Boston champions 5 to 1 in the second game of the series. Boston failed to capitalize on early chances. Collins and Ferris made key defensive plays while L Cross and Seybold provided punch for Philadelphia. Gibson struggled with control, and Boston’s lone run came in the eighth.
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Plank
Athletics
Boston
Jimmy Collins
Gibson
White Elephants
Connie Mack
Bostonians
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Powers
Ferris
L. Cross
Seybold
Tannehill
Lachance
Farrell
Freeman
Stahl
Murphy
Parent
Bruce
Hoffman
Flyer
M. Cross
Hier Artées
M Cross
Chicago Grain Quotations From Ennis and Stoppani
Ennis and Stoppani report wheat prices rose as traders covered short positions amid stronger tones and expected rains in Kansas. Local traders feared limited liquidity but favorable Australia and India yields could offset losses from Hungary Romania and Austria. Minneapolis stocks fell 700000, cash prices held firm, and oats traded weak as wheat declined in September.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Ngress Street
Kansas
Russia
Hungary
Roumania
Austria
Prussia
Australia
India
Minneapolis
166 Diplomas Awarded Across Four Brookline Grammar Schools
Brookline celebrated graduation day with 166 diplomas issued from Pierce Heath Edward Devotion and Lincoln schools. Pierce led with 74 graduates followed by Heath 14 Edward Devotion 34 and Lincoln 44. Speakers included Rev. Harris G Hale Allan Stockdale Henry T Bailey Fred Edwards and Michael Driscoll presented diplomas.
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Pierce
Heath
Edward Devotion
Lincoln
Pierce School
Harris G. Hale
Leyden Church
Michael Driscoll
Lincoln School
Fred Edwards
Edith C. Baker
Detroit shuts out St Louis 2 0 in American League clash
Detroit blanked St Louis 2 to 0 as Killian and Glade each pitched effectively. Killian worked the key late innings and proved more controlling, delivering the shutout for Detroit.
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ST. Louis
Detroit
Killian
Glade
Coburn Stars as Giants, Umpire Criticisms Rise
Coburn did it as Boston and New York split. Wilhelm to pitch for Boston eraS. Taylor starts for New York. Ladies day as World Beaters head home for series with New York invaders and P Dougherty joins New York. McGraw seeks four straight over Nationals. Huntington avenue shift tomorrow. Dorchester faces Braintree with Cross and Whittemore battery.
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Giants
Wilhelm
Taylor
New York
World Beaters
New York Invaders
P. Dougherty
Collins
McGraw
Nationals
Huntington Avenue
Dougherty
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Tenney
Nesday
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Ponperday
Dorchester
Braintree
Cross
Whittemore
Toy pistol accident leaves Cambridge boy with lockjaw
Marcus L. Holmes, 10, of 31 School Street Cambridge, was rushed to Cambridge Hospital after an accidental toy gun injury. Police indicate he was playing with a toy pistol when he shot himself in the hand, and he remains in serious condition.
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Marcus L. Holmes
School Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Hospital
Swampscott Car Fares To Be Equalized
State railroad commissioners told Swampscott selectmen their plea for a five cent fare into Salem is rejected. They suggest residents using the lower Salem route should pay no more than 10 cents, matching the upper route, and call for reducing the lower route fare from 15 to 10 cents.
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Swampscott
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Salem
Lockwood Sets Allston Course Record With 71
Arthur G. Lockwood, Massachusetts champion, carded 71 strokes over 18 holes in a two day tournament, beating his previous best by four and establishing a course record. He led bogey by eight at the 18 hole mark, lost only one hole to the mythical colonel, and missed two key putts that could have yielded a 69.
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Arthur G. Lockwood
Massachusetts
Harvard 2d Crew Disbands After Coast-to-Coast Row
Harvard crews under Coach Colson faced good conditions at Gales Ferry Conn. as the varsity paddled two easy miles and the second crew was disbanded. Freshmen and varsity posted half mile times, Brownell sent home for appendicitis, Yale victory celebrated with fireworks, stars Meier and Bladgen mentioned in lineup shifts.
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Conn
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Dillingham
Bowditch
Lindsley
Cambridge
Red Top
Brownell
New Bedford
Yale
George Chittenden
Chase
New London
Mike Murphy
Rockwell
Murphy
Meier
Bladgen
Yale Crew Rows Three Miles With Slow Stroke
Yale varsity eight paddled three miles tonight at a 26 stroke and returned to quarters in two stretches. All the men are in fine shape. The freshman crew was also out and in good form at quarters in Gale s Ferry Conn June 23.
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YALE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Ingraham Resigns From Revere Track to Focus on Charles River Park
James F. Ingraham, longtime manager of the Revere cycle track, resigned yesterday to devote his efforts to Charles River Park. The article also notes several track incidents, upcoming races in Lawrence on July 9, and details about riders Moran Stinson and Butler in forthcoming Revere events.
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Charles River Park
Carl Ruden
Manchester
Caldwell
Stinson
Lawrence
O. A. Greenwood
Common Street
Ragu MacLean
Mettling
Moran
Butler
Cambridge
Gran Stinson
Cal Moran
Charlies River Pas
Cooke to Speak on Socialism at Civic Service House
George Willis Cooke delivers a public lecture on socialism tonight at 8 o clock in the roof garden of the Civic Service House located at 112 Salem Street. The event is open to the public and aims to inform attendees about socialist ideas and their relevance.
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George Willis Cooke
Civic Service House
Salem Street
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