New York Market Opens Strong Amid Copper Fluctuations
The New York market showed initial strength led by vigorous demand for gruyers and strong buying by James R. Keene's brokers. Copper trades were erratic with a weaker main trend and profit taking, while Amalgamated Copper and other majors drew attention amid merger rumors and dividend announcements. The money market remained stable with a cautious tone on settlements and upcoming exchange actions.
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Private orders rush tango concert cash in Baltimore
Fragmentary OCR notes mention private orders in Baltimore related to tango music and cash, with references to Washington and building addresses. The text is unclear but suggests urgent procurement or payments connected to a tango event.
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Baltimore
Boston Stock Sales Report Highlights June 24
Boston reports show highest and lowest sales, closing bid and asked prices, with details on divisions dividends and unlisted bonds. The day includes 10 042 shares in total across 600 lots and 9300 rights.
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Hanna Men Win in Convention in Columbus Ohio
At the Republican State convention in Columbus on June 24 the Hanna faction won a sweeping victory in seating state committeemen and controlling committees. Senators Foraker and Hanna were cheered as they appeared, and the anti saloon league vigorous opposition to Caldwell continued amid platform fights.
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Shortage in Reis accounts leads to new forgery charge
George J. Reis, superintendent of water works, faces a new forgery warrant after a first audit by Town Treasurer John H. Stetson. Reis, held on a $4000 bail, arrived from Quincy after arrest on prior charges. The Water Board reviewed the books as unpaid water notes rose from $4700 to a disputed $6500 amid alleged accounting changes.
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Yale Class Day Beset by Tragedy as Attendees Gather
Sons of Yale and visitors assembled in New Haven on June 24 for class day events across the academical and law schools. The mood balanced celebration with grief over Adelbert Hay’s Sunday death as Richard H. Evans delivered the class oration and Paul T. Gilbert read the class poem, followed by Marcus Knowlton’s law school address on legislation and decisions.
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Train wreck near Monaca claims deaths and high toll
Train No 23 known as the Cleveland salon wrecked at Monaca thirty miles west of Pittsburg this evening with several killed and about thirty injured. Rescue teams rushed to the scene as authorities investigated the cause and secured the wrecked cars.
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Damages Reduced in Personal Injury Suit
A Superior Court judge cut a verdict from $? to 5000 after a fare register fell on a passenger in a Boston and Maine Railway car. Richardson yesterday secured a reduced damages award for the plaintiff injured in the incident.
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Banquet Honors Rindge School Officials at Young's Hotel
About twenty members of the class of 190 gathered at Young's Hotel for the annual banquet. Speakers included Principal Charles H. Moore, E. Stark, and John W. Wood, highlighting the school's achievements and aims for the year.
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Ruth Moore Faces Court Case Over Alleged Incident
A fragmented report mentions Ruth Moore involved in a court matter for a year with unclear details. The text references a bishop, a court, and a phrase about a cold hands girl, but specifics are unreadable.
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Graduation Exercise Honors Across City High Schools
In a citywide ceremony over 2300 diplomas were issued yesterday across ten high and grammar schools. The Girls High School led with 26 graduates, English High for boys issued 24 diplomas, as students prepare to enter the workforce.
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East Boston High and Dorchester High School Graduates Listed
The East Boston High School reports graduates across multiple courses and diplomas including four year course diplomas, certificates, and honors. Names such as Liden Nelson Doyle, Adelaide Arke Bert, and Ethel Elliott appear among the East Boston cohort, with many others listed. Dorchester High students are named with numerous graduates across year groups, including Katherine Sadana, Lillian Brown, and John Donovan, among many others, with total counts by school reported.
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Unusual Janitor Payroll Unearths City Hall Figures
An examination of the public buildings department payroll lists an astonishing number of janitors across city facilities. At Wareham street storehouse twelve janitors include one woman earning seven dollars weekly and several men earning twelve to fifteen dollars weekly. other items show City Hall, Old Court House, and Probate building staff with varied monthly and weekly wages.
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Harvard Night Lights Up Symphony Hall With Jubilant Alumni
Harvard graduates from 1811 to 1900 filled Symphony Hall for Graduates Night. Balloons floated, the crowd roared, and mothers spouses and sweethearts cheered from balconies. The class dinners followed by speakers and a lively alumni program highlighted a busy Boston night with hundreds dining at Vendome and Young’s, as 1901 and other classes toasted the event.
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Accident injures man at Huntington Avenue freight yards
At about 6 pm Hollis P. Gail of 148 Willis Avenue Ashmont fell from a hayload at the Boston and Albany railroad freight yards on Huntington Avenue, suffering a severe scalp wound.
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