Stagnation on Wall Street and Quiet Markets Across Cities
The New York market shows a dull, featureless session with small price moves and sluggish trading. Key players include Morgan and the Standard Oil group amid broad weak sentiment. Colorado Fuel and St Paul shift modestly while granger stocks falter. In Boston, stocks trade near lifeless, with Amalgamated down and Copper Range up. a new mining company consolidates and Bankers Investment reports a July dividend.
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Wall Street
New York
Shorts
Colorado
Mr. Morgan
Standard Oil
Goulds
Harriman
Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
State Street
Boston
Exchange
Amalgamated
Dominion Coal
Dominion Iron
Iron and Steel Company
Bay State
Mining and Stock Exchange
Jupiter Steel
Miskwabik Development Company
Federal Copper Company
Union Land and Copper Mining Company
Miskwahik Mining Company
H. F. Fay
Michigan
Bankers’ Investment Corporation of
Providence
R. I
Stock Exchange
Messrs. Towle & Fitzgerald
Dennett Bros. & Co
Longley, Hale & Co
HEATH
Los
Atchison Siveesetrecvse Sooo Oom
Baltimore & Ohio
Sewewe
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
St Leone
Colorado Southern
Delaware
Denver
Rio Grande
City Southern Pr
T1ville
Nasshville
Atian I
Coeueeueeses
Atot St KR
Issouri Pacifice
Issouri Kan & Lex
York
Congimosewe
Orfolx
Western Tee
Ftavio & Western
Vilvanin
St. & San Francis
Toledo St
L& West
Union Pacific
Keeling
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
American Car & Foundry
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
International Power
National Biscuit
Enews
We North Aidoticat
Pacific Coast
Ale Peoples Gas
Republic Steel
Tnion Bag & Paper Co
Western Union
Longtime Chelsea music supervisor resigns after 34 years
After 34 consecutive years as supervisor of music in Chelsea public schools, George A. Veazie yesterday handed in his resignation and it was regretfully accepted by the committee. He cites the need for rest and his advanced age, nearly 65.
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Chelsea
George A. Veazie
Mills to shut down next week over high cotton costs
Fall River mills operating more than half a million spindles have announced closures next week due to the high price of cotton. Mills named include Union King Philip Stafford Border City Wampanoag Sagamore No 1 Osborn and possibly Cornell.
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Fall River
Union
King Philip
Stafford
Border City
Wampanoag
Sagamore No. 1
Osborn
Cornell
Boston Stocks and Bonds Ex-Dividend and Rights Activity
Ex-dividend and ex-rights notes show total sales of bonds at 26 000 dollars and hosted stocks at 8167 shares with 1970 rights and 4998 shares of unlisted stock. The readable items indicate market activity for bonds and various stock categories.
Milford Woman Celebrates 99th Birthday Milestone
Mrs. Almira Pierce Johnson, Milford's oldest resident and senior member of a county women's relief corps, marked her 99th birthday at her daughter Mary S. Wood's Milford home. Born June 24, 1804 in West Boylston, she taught school, married Captain Nathaniel Johnson in 1826, and is survived by daughters Mary Wood and Alice Hayter.
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Milford
Almira Pierce Johnson
Mary S. Wood
Johnson
Woman's Relief Corps
West Boylston
Levi
Bessie Pierce
Worcester
Lexington
Lancaster
Nathaniel Johnson
Lancaster Artillery
Hving
Wood
Alice Hayter
David H. Hayter
Wolfe Held for Grand Jury on Murder Charge
Herbert M. Wolfe was held for the grand jury by Judge Bolster in Roxbury court yesterday on the charge of murdering Frederick B. Moore at 62 Ruggles Street last Thursday afternoon. Mrs Annie J Wolfe, wife of the prisoner, was in Moore s room when the shooting occurred and refused to testify. Patrolman Killen testified Wolfe said he shot Moore in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert M. Wolfe
Bolster
Roxbury
Frederick B. Moore
Ruggles Street
Annie J. Wolfe
Moore
Killen
Wolfe
City Hall Visit Highlights Longtime Ties With Mayor
Lt. Gen. Miles visited City Hall for about thirty minutes in a social call on the Mayor. The pair renewed an old acquaintance that began when Reneal Collins was in Con.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
City Hall
Reneal Collins
Con
New York at Chicago and Three Other Matchups
Sports brief lists four NBA games with matchups New York versus Chicago Philadelphia versus Detroit Washington versus Cleveland showing upcoming schedule details and rivalries.
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RH E
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Washington
New York
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit Beats Boston 2 1 In Snappy Baseball Clash
Detroit changes tactics to edge Boston 2 to 1 as Dineen and Deering duel in the windy No. 6. Crawford and Deering drive in the runs, with Boston errors aiding Detroit's victory. Barret nearly steals home in eighth. attendance 2,635.
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Dineen
Detroit
Boston
Crawford
Carr
Freeman
Lush
Parent
Lachance
Deering
Barrett
Long
Hassett
B. Lush
O. A
Barnett
Cart
Eater
McGuire
Courtney
Oo Smith
Seeveesees
Ee Deering
New York Beats Cleveland in Doubleheader
In Cleveland, June 24, New York defeated Cleveland 6 to 3 in the first game amid muddy grounds and many Cleveland errors. The second game ended in a New York shutout as Joss dominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Baseball Game Notes Cleveland vs New York
Box score fragment shows Cleveland and New York with players Davis Bradley Keeler Lajoie Ol Fultz Hickman Williams McCary Olberfeld Wick Conroy Clingmans Ganzel Abbott OConnor Bernhard Chesbro totals 8 10 the line score indicates pitching by Bernhard and Chesbro with left on bases 10 for Cleveland and 6 for New York.
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Cleveland
New York
Davisif
Bradley
Keeler
Lajoie
Wick. Rf
Conroy
Clingm'ns
I Ganzel
Abbott.e
Va Csceavions
Flick
Ganzel
Williams
Bernhard
Chesbro
Bern
Bay Cl
Davie Iti
Ol Fultz
Hickman
Williame
M'Car
OjEilberf'd
Por
Ooonrey
Cling
JI Ganzel
Bemis
Bevilleje
Joss
Griffith
O'Loughlin
Cleveland and New York Face Off In Tight Baseball Duel
In Cleveland, New York clashed with tight defense and key hits. Lajoie doubled, Williams tripled, while Joss struggled with control as Griffith pitched well for New York. Attendance reached over four thousand amid a 2 hour 29 minute game.
Owen Hurls Superb Game For Cubs In White Sox Tilt
Owen pitched superbly for Chicago holding Washington to three hits and posting a near shutout as Chicago beat Washington. Attendance 1250. Isbell and Tannehill led with two base hits and Orth added a three base shot in a tight pitchers duel.
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Chicago
Owen
Washington
R. B
B. Po. A
Holmes
Magoon
O Clarke
Tanne'll
Ebinson
Orth
Noricard
Isbell
Tannehill
Green
Ryan
Sheridan
St Louis Beats Philadelphia Behind Waddell Pitching
St Louis trimmed Philadelphia 8 to 2 as Waddell won the start and Donahue matched him split for eight runs allowed. Attendance was about 3,500 with Burkett McCormick Kahoe and Heidrick among the key performers for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Waddell
Donahue
ST. B. Po
R. B. Po
Kahoe
Hoffman
Padden
M. Cross
Burkett
McCormick
Schreck
Heidrick
Pickering
Davis
Hemphill
Wallace
Connolly
Alimony Issued In Two Divorce Cases By Justice Fessenden
Justice Fessenden presided at the May session and awarded alimony in two hearings. Sarah versus Milo J. Gillett granted $15,000. Arabella Mudge versus Alfred ordered $10,000 alimony. Maria I. Trask obtained a decree nisi after admitting desertion and a child aged two. The court urged a written agreement to keep the child with his grandmother. Remaining cases continued to July 8 at 2 pm.
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Justice Fessenden
Sarah
Milo J. Gillett
Fessenden
Arabella Mudge
Alfred
Maria I. Trask
Harry Dow
Nisi
Not Right to Take Away One's Means of Livelihood
In Belmont the Superior Court refused an injunction against the New England Brick Company to stop extending its works. Judge Pierce said extending would not justify closing every quarry and brick yard and noted it would deprive people of livelihoods. The case will go to the Supreme Court on report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Pierce
Belmont
New England Brick Company
Supreme Court
Judge Says Husband Aimed To Get Rid Of Wife
Judge McKim held Julius Seaberg aimed to dispose of his wife Johanna by sending her to Sweden and failing to return. The court granted Johanna custody of the children and ordered Julius to pay $12 immediately and $12 each Wednesday until further notice.
Lawyer Belcher Purges Contempt and Is Discharged
Francis J. Belcher, jailed on a capias for contempt in bankruptcy court, purged himself of contempt yesterday and was discharged. Belcher, co trustee of the James G. Murray estate in Brookline, had refused to turn over about 400 to the estate citing fees as assignee. Earlier Belcher was suspended from practice in State courts for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Belcher
Belcher
James G. Murray
Brookline
Contested Sidwell Will Settled Out of Court
The will dispute of Joseph Sidwell, a State House messenger for over 30 years, was resolved out of court after a Probate Court hearing before Judge McKim began Tuesday and concluded abruptly yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sidwell
State House
Stage Calendar Shows Busy Theatre Run Across City
The article notes extended engagements at the Majestic and Tremont theatres with York State Folks and Peggy from Partis. It highlights upcoming bills at Keiths and Aubrey stock, vaudeville acts at Howard and Palace, plus steamboat and park programs and concerts drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Wright
York State
the Colonial
Atlantic City
Weather Delays National Paced Circuit Races
Only nine of 25 races have occurred with many postponed due to rain. Jimmy Moran Basil De Guichard and Harry Caldwell target a 15 mile showdown at Charles River Park once weather clears. Next Saturday night De Guichard Lawson and Munroe set to race at Revere Track amid continued bad luck for Lawson. Joe Nelson De Guichard Walthour and Nat Butler expected in a four corner 15 mile event at Charles River Park on July 4. Nelson faces Walthour and George Leander in Baltimore tonight. Louis Mettling makes first local appearance at Revere on July 11 amid fanfare.
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Sheld
Charles River Park
Jimmy Moran
Basil de Guichard
Harry Caldwell
Big Motors
Moran
Lawson
Caldwell
Revere
de Guichard
Munroe
Joe Nelson
Walthouvr
Nat Butler
Harry Elkes
Stinson
Walthour
George Leander
Baltimore
Louis Mettling
West Roxbury
Pittsburg
Glendale School Cigarette Incident In Everett
Harold Paris eight years old was found smoking by a Glendale School teacher in Malden. He admitted he and two companions bought cigarettes from Louis Whittner at a Ferry and Ashton corner store. Whittner was arrested and fined fifteen dollars. Henry Morrison twelve and Guy Caferella thirteen testified.
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Everett
Malden
Glendale
Harold Paris
Louis Whittner
Ferry
Ashton Streets
Henry Morrison
Guy Caferella
Bruce
Rittner
Receiver Appointed for Lamkin and Foster Insolvent Firm
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in the U S District Court against Lamkin and Foster boot and shoe dealers. The petition claims the firm is insolvent and owes $51 more than its assets. CG W Lavers of Somerville has been appointed receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Lamkin & Foster
CG. W. Lavers
Somerville
Wholesale Liquor Dealers List Mass Governor Omit Day
The wholesale liquor dealers of Boston announce the closing of their places of business on Thursday June 2 in response to the Governor of Massachusetts request and to honor Hooker Day. Several firms are named including Adams Taylor Co W H Keith Son Co Wood Pollard Co Chester H Graves Sons John Miller Co Park Square Codman Hall Chapin Trull Co T L Smith Sons S W Hunt Co John E Cassidy Son.
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Massachusetts
Wwe
Boston
Adams, Taylor & Co
W. H. Keith, Son & Co
Wood, Pollard & Co
Chester H. Graves & Sons
John Miller & Co
Park Square
Codman & Hall Company
Chapin, Trull & Co
T. L. Smith & Sons
S. W
Wolf's My Clothier Gives Balls and Bats to Boys
The popular Hanover and Portland streets store titled My Clothier offers balls and bats with every boys suit drawing many young customers. The shop is described as a cheerful hub for young Boston shoppers this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
Boston
Palma Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Nervous Debility
Need a reave tonic of the many remedies on the market only one is best Palma Tablets. They soothe fretful minds induce natural sleep and dispel symptoms of nervous debility. 50 cents per box 12 boxes 5 book free sold by Walker Rintels Drug Co Dewey Sq B F Bradbury Bench St and Herrison Ave F H Putnam 31 School St 1681 2121 Washington St C F Eaton 150 Friend & J KLFINs Tremont and Boylston Sts SAWYER Tremont corner Hollis
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Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Bench St
Herrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
C. F. Eaton
Friend &J
Klfin's
Tremont
Boylston Sts
Sawyer, Tremont
Corner Hollie
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Veazie
Haight & Freese Co
Mass
Fres Shay & CO
Tremont Building
Avery Chemical
Empire Cows
Hruvel Consolidated
Occidental
Giezon Securities Co
Areolan Consolidated Oil Rectoml
Troy-Manhattan Copper
United Zinc Companies
Marland Brick
Sagan Woolen Company
American Woolen Company
WM. M. Wood
Bell Tel
Am Tel & Tel
Atah T&sf
Bs Aliouez
Ny Amalgamated Vei
Tel & Te
Boston & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Ju & Stk
Con & M
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Daly-West
Dom Coal
Thom Tron Ee Steel
Boston Land
Edison FE Il
Vishte
Titchburg Pr Setae
Franklin Min
Elec
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Ny& H
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Parrot
Pennsylvania Rts
Pullman Co
Quincy
Rhode Island
Santa Fe
Shannon
Trinity
United Fruit Jones
United Sh Ma Pr
U S Coal & Oil
U S Min
U S Rubber
S Steel
Utah
Victoria
West End St Ry
Westing Flee
Winona
Eaere
Wolverine
Collins
Pnheuser
Nature
Anheuser*Busch Brewing
Ass’n St. Louis, U.S. A
Louis
Eland
Mich
Young
Donovan
Dougherty
O'Brien
Pat
O’brien
Ferris
Criger
Smith
Bucky
O' Loughlin
Gillett
Madge
Sidwell
Peggy
Partis
the Tremont
Castle Square
Charles H. Hoyt
Aubrey Stock Company
Music Hall
Devil’s Island
Toll Gate Inn
Keith’s
McIntyre and Heath
Dale
George Tebhow
Keith
William Robyns
Fred Wayne
Maddox
Wayne
Howard
Nickelodeon
Maclyn Arbuckle
Henry W. Savage
George Ade
Mr. Arbuckle
Winthrop
Richard Golden
Adamowski
Wagner
Tschaikowski
Rienzi
Albumblatt
Waegner
Onegin
Charles H. Perry
Bijou
Idylla Vyner
Palace Theatre
Anyv
Housh
Snow’s Arch Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Nahant Line
North Atlantic Squadron
Bass Point
Union Wharf
Macarte Sisters
Rustic Theatre
Norumbega Park
Mitchell and
Marron
LaNole
Knight Brothers
Litchfields
Lexington Park
J. W. Gorman
Gilbert Sarony
The
Pines Musical Comedy Company
Mamie
Andersom
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Marion Manola
Entertainmients
Tremont Theatre
Hooker Night
Geo. Abe
Hull & Boston Steamboat Co
Nantasket Point
Atlantic
Hull & Oe Steamboat CO
C. N. Grant
Gen. Man
South End
Connelly’s
Matasket Beach
Rowe
Nantasket
Pemberton
Glo
Cape Arn
Cane Ann
Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
State St
Poston
Muntie BE. S. Mercistant
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Co
Favor Se Ao
Andrew
Rowe’s Wharf
Long Wharf
Plymouth
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mer
Commercial Wharf
Cape Cod
Bay Line
Atlantic Ave
Rowe’s
Sta
Provincetown
Main
Atkins Paine
Sorensen
Castle
Oxford
Entertainments
Mrmay
Lexington, Mass
Subway
Bowdoin
Sullivan Sq. Terwinsl
Paul Revere
Newton St. Ry. Co
Newwntonville
Norumbega
Auburndale
Crows
WG Ten
Contecee Bustis Theatre
Zoological Garden
Newton Bousevaed
Norambera
Colonial Theatre
Sam
Shubert
Nixon
Zimmerman
Majestic Wamast Theatre
Town
Falks
WEO
Oyler
Lithlian Burkhart & Co
Annan Caldwell
Lellietts
Howard Dros
Wilsons
Lynn Cadet Band
Pee Ste
Ald
Pata Ces Omcderiogim Kidloss
Music Daily Mats
Aubrey Yy Stock
Col Pon M A
Gate Inn
Tges Theatre
Theatre
Louis Weston
Axdmission Five
Carver &St
Pleasant St
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