Wall Street Slump Hits Amalgamated and Reading Stocks
Market relief after heavy liquidation sent Amalgamated and Reading down sharply with declines of 3% to 5% from early levels. Copper shares and other active issues followed the broad selloff as traders described the day as a concerted bear drive with a late rally failing to steady prices.
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Wall Street
Treasury Department
London
Reading
Montana
Amalgamated Copper
American
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Preferred
Colorado
State Street
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Union Pacific
Steel Common
Mill
View
Diyas
Boston Clearings
Vera E Es
Boston
New York
Treasury
Bankers’ Sterling
Reichsmarks
Guiilders
United Copper
Bingham
North Butte
North
Boston Market Bonds and Stock Activity Summary
The Boston market records last sales and price ranges for bonds and stocks. Total sales include bonds worth 8,000 and stock activity totaling 60,387 listed shares and 32,593 unlisted shares with 30 rights noted.
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Eastern Isles
Til Steel Ss
West Tel & Tel
aEx
Curb Market Shows Activity in Raven Mining Greene Copper
Boston curb brokers report a fair volume with Raven Mining Greene Copper and Butte Coalition most active. These three and many curb list stocks tracked the broader market, Raven Butte Coalition and Arizona Commercial notably weak.
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Curb Brokers
Raven Mining
Greene Copper
Butte Coalition
Curb List
Raven
Arizona Commercial
Butte Copper
Butte & London
Dominion Copper
East Butte
Lake Superior
Pittsburg
Mexico
Troy-Manhattan
Mitchell
Utah-Apex
Utah
Blue Bell
Duluth
Majestic
Shawmut
International Rotary
Nevada-Utah
Montant
Harvard Lacrosse Tryouts Start This Afternoon
Candidates for the Harvard lacrosse team begin work this afternoon in the rear of Hemenway gymnasium under the direction of Captain A. W. Rice, 1L.
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Harvard
Hemenway Gymnasium
A. W. Rice
Couch of Bagdad Captures Burglar in New England Town
The burglar William D. Churchill, alias A Horace Messenger, entered a North Cambridge home via kitchen window and fell asleep on a library couch amid valuables. He awoke to police after guards and the resting burglar were alerted. from the scene, checks and pawn tickets were recovered.
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Bagdad
Messenger
Stanley B. Hildreth
Mt. Vernon Street
Cambridge
Dream Gown Couch as Sleep Inducer Hunter Art Heist Link
A couch described as a Dream Gown of the Japanese Ambassador is linked to a crime scene. Police believe it may connect two recent break ins in the Greater Boston area, one at Wade's house in Wellesley Hills and another at a B. H. location. Named items and exact dates are not fully clear from the fragment.
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Greater
Boston
Mr. Wade
Wellesley Hills
B. H
Keefe Finally Passes Bill Against Public Spitting
Representative Keefe of Fall River wins approval as his anti expectoration bill passes engrossment in the Senate and heads to enactment and a governor's signature. He cites personal loss from tuberculosis linked to the habit as motivation.
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Keefe
Fall River
Senate
Guild
Mass Mining Company Report Faces 1905 Gains and Forward Push
The Mass Mining Company reports 1905 gross of 304 534 against 284 465 in 1904 with net 55 079 up from 31 330. Copper output falls to 2 007 950 pounds. Price per pound averages 16 488 cents, the company notes strong asset liquidity and plans to release No 2 stamp, add Nordberg rolls, and expand underground development. President Lamb expresses optimism for the property’s future.
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Mass Mining Company
Lamb
Wilcox
Michigan Mining Company
Stubbs Over English Tom In New England Pool Showdown
William Stubbs defeated English Tom 152 to 99 in the first block of 150 balls during a three night pool championship match in New England.
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William Stubbs
Tom
New England
Prisoner Pleads Guilty in Chestnut Hill Robbery Case
In district court Judge Almy bound the prisoner to recognize for 1000 dollars after pleading guilty to a robbery at B. E. Bent's Chestnut Hill home. A loaded revolver, a gold pen, gold coin, a pedometer, a B M mileage book and a three stone diamond pin were found with him. Numerous checks from New England Trust Company Natick National and Indian Head National Bank of Nashua were in his possession, some signed by J. S. W Kingsley and Wm. B. Churchill, with indorsements by others.
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Almy
B. E. Bent
Chestnut Hill
New England Trust Company
Atwood, Gould & Co
J. S. W Kingsley
A. Shuman & Co
J. S. Kingsley
Natick National
D. C. Percival & Co
Indian Head National Bank of
Nashua
N. H
A. P. P. Jassett
Southington man possibly linked to Cambridge arrest
From Southington Conn March 5 it is thought the man under arrest at Cambridge Mass may be Austen Messenger a son of George L Messenger He has not been seen here since last fall when he was sent to Meriden with goods valued at about 200 He is about 24 or 25 years old 5 feet 7 inches tall and stockily built.
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Butte
East Butte
Butte & Columbus
West Butte
Butte & St. Louis
American Consolidated Mining Company
Butte & London
Butte Copper Texploration Company
Butte Coalition Company
Red Metal Mining Company
Butte-Montana
Lewissohns
Amazon Group
Washington Copper Mining Company
Utah-Apex Mining Company
Andy Tunnel
Moody Corporation of New York
Wall Street
United Copper
Amalgamated Copper Companies
Boston & Montana
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Heinze
Michael Devitt
Amalgamated and Butte Coalition
Financial Department
E. L
East Butte Company
Washoe
Boston News Bureau
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New York
Morgan and Kuhn, Loeb
Chicago
Swift
New York Exchange
Engineering and Mining Journal
Mexico Consolidated Company
State Street Trust Company
Lake Copper
SOULE
Southington
Conn
Cambridge
Mass
Austen Messenger
George L. Messenger
Meriden
Telephone Companies Seek State Supervision By Highway Commission
State legislative committee heard a bill to place all telephone and telegraph firms under the State Highway Commission. The measure, drafted by Attorney General Malone, allows public hearings on complaints signed by mayors or 20 customers, and requires commission approval for any rate increases.
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Legislative Committee On
Metropolitan Affairs
State Highway Commission
Malone
Supreme Or
Superior Court
J. Richard Carter
Merchants’ Association
George F. Mead
The
Fruit and Produce Exchange
George Albee
Concord
Telephone Company
Benjamin Lane
West Roxbury
Batty May Return to Boston Nationals This Season
Ed Abbaticchio of the local Nationals is likely to play again this season amid salary talks. Batty seeks higher pay and has threatened to quit for his Latrobe hotel business unless Soden and Fred Tenney indicate an increase.
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Ed Abbaticchio
Nationals
Batty
Latrobe
Penn
Soden
Fred Tenney
Harvard upper class crews begin preparations for May 18 race
Candidates for the upper class crews at Harvard start training today for the interclass race planned around May 18. The event will showcase the new rowing squads from the university.
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Harvard
Ex-Champs Hit Hot Springs Practice Ahead of Season
Whit ing Park hosted Boston players in a brisk practice with infield work dominating three quarters of the session. Collins Selbach Stahl and Parent worked the batting. Young and Dineen showed speed, Tannehill lobbed, Gibson missed practice due to tonsillitis, and Turner of the Cleveland club was struck on the wrist and left practice.
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Collins
Selbach
Stahl
Parent
Young
Dineen
Tannehill
Gibson
Turner
Clevelands
Armour Not Claiming Flag
Manager Armour of Detroit speaks modestly about the pennant race. He seeks a first division finish, noting the team has spirit and promising young players will be given chances to prove themselves.
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Armour
Detroit
Is Football Reformed
The American Intercollegiate football rules committee nears completion of reforms aimed at cleaning up the game. After a Saturday meeting further steps were taken to prune mass plays and promote a cleaner, more open and interesting sport, pending practical tests with actual lineups.
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American Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee
O'Toole Beats Forbes In Six Round Bout In Philadelphia
Tommy O'Toole of Philadelphia defeated Harry Forbes of Chicago in six lively rounds at the Washington Sporting Club. O'Toole set a furious pace, Forbes rallied in the third and fourth, and in the final two rounds O'Toole surged to win as Forbes showed strong ring generalship to endure.
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Philadelphia
Tommy O'Toole
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Washington Sporting Club
O'Toole
Forbes
Public School League Abolishes Gate At Major New York Meet
The Public School Athletic League of New York ends entry fees for the big Madison Square Garden event on St Patrick’s Day. The move aims to include boys unable to pay and to draw in attendance and interest in athletic development by letting all see their schoolmates compete.
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Public School Athletic League of
New York
Madison Square Garden
St. Patrick's Day
Open House Set During Boston Auto Show at Copley
Bay State Automobile Association plans open house next week at the Copley Square Hotel during the Boston Automobile and Power Boat Show. A committee including J A MacAlman of Locomobile, Er A Gilmore of Rambler, and J C Kerrison will secure permanent in town quarters. A musicale is scheduled for Sunday afternoon March 11 at Woodlawn Park Hotel.
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Bay State Automobile Association
Copley Square
Boston
J. A. MacAlman
The
Locomobile Company of America
Er. A. Gilmore
Rambler
J. C. Kerrison
Woodlawn Park
Tennis tourney planned for schoolboy players
An innovation in lawn tennis aims to recruit top players by holding a series of boy school events. Winners from public and high schools will meet for the championship title, a scheme started in New York and likely to spread to Boston and other major cities.
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New York
Boston
Busy May Days for Harvard Athletes
The last two weeks of May showcase major intercollegiate contests. Harvard faces Princeton on Soldiers Field May 19, with Harvard Yale in a dual track meet that day. May 25 and 26 bring intercollegiate track events on the Stadium track, and Harvard meets Cornell on the Charles River.
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Harvard
Princeton
Soldiers’ Field
Yale
Cornell
Charles
Buddy Ryan Loses Eye in Saloon Mixup
Chicago fighter William Buddy Ryan, a clever welterweight, will lose sight in one eye after a San Francisco saloon mixup, ending his fighting days.
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Buddy Ryan
Nover
Chicago
William
Buddy) Ryan
San Francisco
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Cameron Currie
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Wood
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APEX
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Troy
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Couch OF
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A. Horace Messenger
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Hildreth
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Mr. Hildreth
Mr. Messenger
Churchill
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Stubbs
State House
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Ark
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