Market Stronger and More Active on June 2
Wall Street reports a robust session with substantial cash purchases of the Pennsylvania stock issue and strong London buying for Americans. Reading led gains as Pennsylvania stock activity surged, while copper and mining shares advanced. Amalgamated and other majors rose amid renewed optimism for an upward trend.
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Wall Street
Pennsylvania
London
Bears
Reading
Cealers
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
State Street
New York
Amalgamated
Centennial
T. S&s
Wolverine
Utah
Bingham
Trinity
Winona
Parrot
Arcadian
Allouez and
Shannon
Shoe Macarinery Common
Boston & Albany
Massachusetts
Mining and Stock Exchange
American
Jupiter Steel
Armstrong, Schirmer & Co
Spencer W. Richardson
William H. Hill
Richardson, Hill & Co
Spencer Richardson Hill
Henry W. Dodd
Frank FE. James
Richardson, Hil & Co
Charles H. Rollins
J. Francis Brown & Co
J. Francis Brown &Co
Mexican Telephone Company
Butte
Mont
Wasnoe
Anaconda
Washoe
St. Lawrence
Diamond
Bell
Boston
Montana
Butte & Boston
Colorado
Scallon
Heath
Dividend Notice of American Woolen Company
The American Woolen Company announces a dividend of 1 3/4 percent on Preferred Capital Stock to holders of record at the close of business July 24 1903. Transfer books close July 2 1903 and reopen July 16 1903. WM M Wood Treasurer Boston Mass June 22 1903.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Tale William R. Driver
Treasu
American Woolen Company
WM. M. Wood
Boston
Mass
Tugs and Champagne Fail to Move Schooner Elizabeth T Doyle
A four masted schooner Elizabeth T Doyle remained on the launching ways at Harbor View East Boston after three hours of work by three tugs and 20 men with hydraulic jacks. The plans had called for a launch last Saturday at 1 30 p m. A champagne bottle was broken over the bow by Miss Louise Nickerson but the vessel refused to budge.
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Elizabeth T. Doyle
Harbor View
Boston
Louise Nickerson
William A. Nickerson
Hooner
East Boston
Ambitious Dorchester Clerk Steals From Drug Company
Edwin S. MacField, a young Norfolk Drug Company clerk at 305 Norfolk Street Dorchester, stole goods worth about 200 dollars over three months to fund his plan to open his own drugstore. Manager James H. Sexton reported the theft after evidence was found in MacField’s trunk and room at 3 Milford Street. MacField confessed and was jailed at Station 11.
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Edwin S. McField
Norfolk Drug Company
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
MacField
James H. Sexton
McField
Milford Street
Sexior
MecField
Great Crowd at Dublin for the Big Auto Race
Dublin crowds swell for the Irish automobile week with a constant influx of automobilists and visitors into the capital from today through Thursday.
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Dublin
Irc
Pugilist Fitzgerald Weds in East Boston Church
Mary E. Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry P Smith of Sumner Place wed William J Fitzgerald known as Billy Ryan of South Boston in the Church of the Assumption East Boston. Rev Father Gerald Fagan officiated. The couple will reside in South Boston after a New York Washington tour.
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Church of the Assumption
East Boston
Mary E. Smith
Henry P. Smith
Sumnerplace
William J. Fitzgerald
Billy Ryan
South Boston
Gerald Fagan
Annie Ryan
William E. Cloney
New York
Washington
Charles River Park Racing Preview and Results
Charles River Park held two days of workouts for a 15 mile race tonight. Bennie Munroe rode 19 miles in record time while Basil De Guichard Stinson and Gussie Lawson dueled for position, with De Guichard taking the lead after an extended neck-and-neck stretch.
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Bennie Munrroe
Basil de Guichard
Gussie Lawson
Charles River Park
Munroe
de Guichard
Stinson
Lawson
Good Progress on Land Bill Moves Through Parliament
London report says the House of Commons spent about six hours on the Irish land bill, approving Clauses IV to X with little change. John Redmond urged conciliation and ended Nationalist debate early. William O'Brien proposed tenants restitution through land commissioners. Wyndham signaled openness at the report stage. The house adjourned for midnight.
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London
House of Commons
John Redmond
William O'Brien
William O’brien
Wyndham
O'Brien
Fitz Commands Second Cadets in Salem Election
Brigadier-General Dewey presided at the Second Corps Cadets armory election to fill vacancies from Colonel Peck’s retirement. Major Andrew Fitz was chosen lieutenant-colonel and Captain John E. Spencer became major while Ira Vaughn was elected captain of Company C. Fitz’s service began April 22, 1874 with a sequence of promotions through 1899.
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Salem
Dewey
Second Corps
Walter F. Peck
Andrew Fitz
Peck
John E. Spencer
Fitz
Ira Vaughn
Spencer
Matchups Set Across Cities in Basketball Roundup
Boston plays Chicago, New York faces St. Louis, Philadelphia meets Cleveland, and Washington battles Detroit in a slate of major league games. Each pairing highlights regional rivalries and postseason implications.
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Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
York
LOUIS
P.C
St. Louis
Detroit Sweer
New York
Collins Leads Red Sox Past White Sox In One Sided Win
Jimmy Collins and Boston coasted to a 7 0 win over Chicago after four costly Sox errors. Dineen collected 10 hits for Boston while Isbell and Lachance sparked multiple runs. Cy Young may start for Collins tomorrow as Boston solidifies first place in the standings.
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Chicago
Jimmy Collins
Comiskey
White Sox
Bill Dineen
Boston
Dunkle
South Siders
Collins
Holmes
Green
Lachance
Ferris
Dineen
Isbell
Parent
O'Brien
Freeman
PF. A
Dougherty
O' Brien
Criger
Sore
Rey A
E Holmes
A.B
Jones
Suena
Magoon
Tannehill
O' Dunkle
Detroit 3 Washington 0 in tense error game
Detroit defeats Washington 3 to 0 as both pitchers are sharp but costly errors decide. Mullin shuts out the Nats for a second straight game aided by strong defense. Patten allows one run via a walk and wild pitch. Attendance 2054 at Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Patten
Mullin
Washington
R. B. Po
Lush
C F
Moran
Robinson
Hassett and Carruthers
Phillies Top Cleveland 4 2 In Wide MLB Victory
Philadelphia outbatted Cleveland and won 4 to 2 in Cleveland. Sharp fielding kept the score down as the Phillies secured a decisive win.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Tyfold Collar Adjusts Tie Without Opening Front
The Tyfold Collar shows a cut out on each side to let a necktie adjust without springing the collar. It keeps the front close, hides the cut out, and the tie is retained over the button. Summer comfort and style are promoted. Dealers sell them. Cluett Brand 25¢ Arrow Brand 15¢ Cluett Peabody & Co.
New York Take Opening Game Of Series In St Louis
New York won the first game of the series against St Louis 4 0 in the opening inning as Reidy struggled. Attendance 1200. Burkett and Williams sparked the offense with key hits and St Louis made several defensive plays but fell short.
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ST. Louis
New York
Reidy
R. B. Po
Conroy
Oh'mphil
Rtot
Fultzer
Ander
Will'ms
Wallace
Sugden
Genzel
Kahoee
Connor
Williams
Burkett
Kahoe
Elberfeld
McFarland
Padden
Anderson
Kultz
Chesbro
Connolly
Lowell Wins in Sth Lowell Meet Results
Lowell defeated an unnamed opponent as Manchester faced Lawrence and Concord met Harvard Well while Lowell competed against Fall River in a New England meet.
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Manchester
Lawrence
Concord
Haryverhill
Lowell
Fall River
Nashua
Ae Lawell Ee
New Bedford
Ewes
Lawrence Eee
Haverhill
Peter Ewer Tae
Lowell Downs Fall River 6 3 in Eight Inning
In Fall River on June 29 Lowell won 6 3 over Fall River after a sequence of misplays and late scratch hitting in the eighth. Courteen pitched well until his support faltered and Moorhead made a fine running catch to highlight the game.
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Fall River
Lowell
Courteen
Moorhead
Lowell Fall River
Lawrence shuts out Manchester in home debut
Manchester was blanked 4-0 by Lawrence in the first home game under the new manager. Lawrence fans held the visitors to four hits and played an errorless game. A solo unassisted double play by Rapp highlighted the action.
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Lawrence
Manchester
Rapp
Tha Anoras
Haverhill Beats Concord After 10 Straight Defeats
In Haverhill on June 29 the locals defeated Concord 10 to 4 after ten straight losses. The game was decided in the eighth inning when Sheets hit a two bagger to right field driving in two runs. The line score shows Haverhill 4 0 0 0 6 0 2 4 5 and Concord 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.
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New England
Haverhill
Concord
Nashua Defeats New Bedford In Extra Innings
In New Bedford on June 29 Nashua edged the hosts 4 to 2 after three extra innings. New Bedford committed errors while Nashua capitalized with timely hits and sharp base running. The game featured strong baserunning by the visitors and costly miscues by the home team.
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New Bedford
Nashua
Nasrug
Boys Baseball Leagues Forming At Columbus Avenue Grounds
Two youth leagues for under 14 and under 16 are organized at Columbus avenue playgrounds. July schedule splits morning and afternoon games. teams must submit rosters and a $1 fee by July 1. A junior league ball is provided each game and becomes the winner’s property. A medal goes to each member of the team with the most wins. Further details from Superintendent Dame at the playgrounds.
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Columbus Avenue
Second Boston postoffice baseball game set for June 20
The second of three games to decide the championship between Boston letter carriers and postoffice clerks will be played on June 20 at 3 p m at Columbus avenue playground. The carriers won the first game and the clerks aim to even the series in a close and exciting matchup. Public interest runs high this year.
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Boston Postoffice
Columbus Avenue
Columbus Avenue Athletic Meet Opens July Fourth
An athletic meet is set for the Columbus avenue playgrounds at 10 am on July 4. Events include 10 yard dash, pole vault and mile for all. 440 yard, running broad jump potato race and sack race for boys under 14. Prizes include silver cups for first and second in the first class and gold silver and bronze medals for the boys events. Entries accepted at the playgrounds on or before a stated deadline.
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Columbus Avenue
Hurley aims for auto by winning amateur events
Marenus Hurley plans to secure an automobile by winning amateur events at Charles River Dark Providence and Manhattan Beach this season. He expects to send prize money, via promoter, to Chairman A G Batchelder, totaling at least $2000. Hurley’s father covers his expenses as he trains for weekly meets.
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Marenus Hurley
Charles River
Providence
Manhattan Beach
Hurley
A. G. Batchelder
Revere Track
Hugh MacLean
Walthour
Moran
Jimmy Moran
Nelson
Jimmy
Charles River Park
Stinson
Butler
de Guichard
James Ingraham
Revere
National baseball pairings announce city matchups
Cincinnati at Boston and St Louis at New York lead a mixed slate with Littsburg visiting Brooklyn and Chicago meeting Philadelphia in key intercity games. The schedule highlights traditional rivalries across major leagues.
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Pittsburg
HSS
New York
Eevsbeuve Wee
Chivage
Brooklyn Estes Eeenert
Inelmatt
Boston
St Louis
Steteeneeus Va
Enue Seanee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Littsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Darkness Ends Nine Inning Boston Chicago Tilt In Slugless Tie
Am bre Moran called the game after nine scoreless innings as darkness fell. Wiemer and Pittinger matched zeroes through a pitching duel with six hits total two by Boston and four by the Colts. Pittinger starred for Chicago and Raub, Dexter and Cooley contributed in a tense, error light contest.
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Ambre Moran
Boston
Chicago
Moran
Wiemer
Pittinger
Colts
Jimmy Casey
Raub
Greminger
Dexter
Tinker
Tonney
Chance On
Chance
Rostow
Puttinger
Tenney
Cooley
Kling
Stanley
Batty
Charlie Pittinger
Jones
Aubrey
Chicagos
Evers
Holliday
Slagle
Harley
Palma Tablets Promise Brighter Eyes And Calm Nerves
Sunken eyes with “half moons” signal suffering and nerves decay but Palma Tablets are advertised to remove the cause and restore brightness, calm nerves, and a youthful look. Each box 50 cents, 12 boxes for 5 dollars with guarantee, free book. Sold by multiple area druggists and stores.
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Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
C. Featon
Friend
Klein's
Tremont
Boylston Sts
Sawyer
Hollis
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A. E
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