Wall Street advances and declines amid profit taking
The market opened higher on Monday then drifted, with heavy selling pressure in United States Steel and broad profit-taking. Northern Securities rose on buyout hopes, while copper stocks led gains for Amalgamated and Daly West weakened. Boston and New York trading showed activity but limited breadth, with interest in Daly West, Amalgamated, Copper Range, and related miners.
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Wall Street
United States Steel
Northern Securities
Boston
New York
State Street
Amalgamated
Daly-West
Calumet & Hecla
Adventure
Atlantic
Bingham
Centennial
Mohawk
Mass
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Trinity
Utah
Hayden, Stone & Co
West
American Zinc
Dominion Coal
American Telephone
American Woolen
Mining and Stock Exchange
Arizona Commercial
Bay State Gas
Boston Consolidated
Massachusets Breweries
Jupiter Steel
United States Envelope
Pioneer Lynn
Messrs. H. R. Leighton & Co
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Sydney
Mitchell & Co
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Easton
Heinze
United States Supreme Court
Beattie
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Rarus
Michael Davitt
Johnstown Mining Company
Isle Royale Copper Company
Heath
American Woolen Company Dividend Notice
The American Woolen Company declares a dividend of 1.4 percent on its Preferred Capital Stock to stockholders of record at end of business April 1 1904. Transfer books close April 1 and reopen April 16, 1904. WM M Wood Treasurer Boston March 16 1904.
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Morch
William R. Driver
Boston
American Woolen Company
WM. M. Wood
Mass
Collins' Boys Begin Third Week in Macon in Fine Trim
Collins' boys report strong weight and speed progress in Macon as most players near target, with Lachance, Ferris, and Stahl shaping well. The squad plans exhibition games in Atlanta next week, while the "Big Four" may join in New Orleans. O'Neill rests after hip mishap. Mercer game ends with Wolfe strong in right field and Doran catching.
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Collins
Macon
Parent
Farrell
Lachance
Ferris
Stahl
Tannehill
Gibson
Winter
O'Neill
Doran
Wolf
Atlanta
Hot Springs
New Orleans
Jack O'Neill
Chick Stahl
Lachance Celebrates 34th Birthday With New Nickname Candy
Waterbury star George Lachance, premier league first baseman, turns 34 today. The veteran, famed for wit and kindness, receives a humorous rebrand as Candy while preparing for a stronger season. He carries official proof of birth as he trains, promising to silence doubters with renewed effort.
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Lachance
George Lachance
Waterbury
West T and T Pref 9 75 First Instalment Pad
Fragmented financial note shows listed stocks 16,102 shares bonds 39,000 unlisted stocks 15,133 shares total sales figures and dividends. Mentions Winona Min 110 55 5 percent and Wolverine Min 25 TOW 701g TOW 6014 canis dividend. No clear narrative or dates.
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Ae Tel & Tel
AO B & Q Joint
Gh & N Mich
Ch & W
Am Ag Chemical
Tel & Tel
Boston & Prov
Cal & Hecla
Centennial
Mil & St P
Con Mereur
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Edison el Il
Kim River
Ry & Elec
Fitchburg
Thy Gen Electric
West T & T
Wolverine
Jamaica A C Captures City Basketball Title
The Jamaica Athletic Club claims the Boston city basketball championship after a 36 game season with only two defeats, both to Zeno Parks of South Natick. They plan to defend the title against any city team, with manager J. McKenzie of Union Avenue, Jamaica Plain.
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Boston
Zeno Parks
South Natick
Ward 9
East Boston Gym
Ward 7
J. McKenzie
Union Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Chauncy Hall 28 Boston Latin 9 in YMCA game
Chauncy Hall School defeated Boston Latin 28 to 9 yesterday at the Boston YMCA gymnasium. Players listed include Kneeland Burgess and Sprague with goals from floor and fouls by Creed Kneeland and O’Hare, reflecting a decisive Chauncy Hall win.
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Chauncy Hall School
Boston Latin
Chauncy Hall
A. F
Terhune
Ilare Bailes
C. Mbeet
Green Sprague
Rb.r. B
Knee'an Burgess
floor—Cowan
Sprague
Burgess
Kneelan Abet O'Hare
Creed
Kneeland
O'Hare
Newtowne Team Wins the Cambridge Bowling Championship
The Newtowne Club of Cambridge defeats Boston Athletic Association at Dudley Club alleys to claim the Amateur Bowling League of Massachusetts title. Newtowne led after the first game and built a decisive margin in the second, finishing 17 pins ahead as the trophy moves across the Charles. Hutchinson led B A A with 374, but Newtowne prevailed 2–0 in the match.
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Newtowne Club
Massachusetts
Boston Athletic Association
Dudley
Roxbury
Newtowne
Skinner and Crockett
BR. A. A
Back
Boston
Charles
Cambridge
Hutchinson
Hill
Hales
Fuller
Back Bay
Athletic Club
Grover
James
Tuttle
Waters
Kemp
Calumet Whitewashes Highland Club in Myatle Valley league
Winchester March 21 Calumet on its own alleys rolled steadily to thrash Highland Club of Melrose in the Myatle Valley candle pin league, surpassing the 14th century mark by 35 pins. Purrington led with 289 while Crocker Philbrick Laycock Wellman Richardson Stevens Littlefield Crandon contributed in the scoring. Teams totals: Calumet 457 Highland 420.
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Winchester
Calumet
Myatle Valley
Highland Club
Melrose
Brillant
Purrington
Calu Ava
Crocker
Philbrick
Laycock
Corey
Wellman
Richardson
Stevens
Littlefield
Crandon
Medford Towanda Match Postponed to Saturday Night
Woburn March 21 The Mystic Valley contest between Medford and Towanda was postponed from tonight to Saturday night on the Towanda club’s home court, delaying the planned game action.
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Woburn
Mystic Valley
Medford
Towanda
Russia or Japan Which War Challenge Pays Five Dollar Prizes
The Post invites readers to answer which country will win a future conflict with a clear edge. Two $5 prizes will be awarded for the best responses, one for arguments favoring Russia and one for arguments favoring Japan. Submit to War Editor of the Post with your reasoning and evidence.
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the Post
Russia
Japan
The
Russia deserves sympathy in war say Roxbury letter
In a letter to the editor Thomas F. Phelan of 32 Adams Street Roxbury argues that the United States should support Russia in the current conflict, praising Russia as the larger nation and blaming England for stoking Japan’s strike. He urges patriotic sympathy and a display of renewed goodwill toward Russia.
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Russia
Japan
England
United States
Far East
Thomas F. Phelan
Adams Street
Roxbury
Sir Arthur Davis Urges Sympathy for Russia in Civil War Context
A reader identified as Chester Arthur Davis of Salem argues that the American people should sympathize with Russia for its Civil War stance, citing Russia's sympathy for the North to deter British aid to the South and noting racial homogeneity of Russians.
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Sir
Russia
Great Britain
Chester Arthur Davis
Liberty Street
Salem
Letter to the Editor on Russia and Monroe Doctrine
Francis B Neylon of Fitchburg argues that if Japan wins it could establish the Monroe doctrine in Asia and challenge U S interests. He recalls Russia as a former ally in the Civil and Revolutionary eras and urges the editor to consider the implications. The letter is dated March 20 and appears from 14 Washington Street.
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Roger Connor
Jim O'Rourke
Russia
Japan
Asia
Francis B. Neylon
Washington Street
Fitchburg
Macon Notes on the Invaders and Local Baseball Talk
Joseph F Weaver visits Macon with world-beaters as Maguire Bayne and Collins Farrel take part in daily practice. The Atlanta Journal backs the Invaders for first in the American league while Boston is praised for a first division finish. Debates over catching staff and the Doran versus Wolf fight for third spark fan chatter.
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Roxbury
Maguire
Harvard
Macon
Bayne
Mercer
Collins
Duke Farrel
Atlanta Journal
Invaders
Boston
Journal
Pittsburg
Tea Lewis
Lewis
Williamstown
Mass
Roland Wolf
O'Neill
Dougherty
Duke Farrell
Farrell
Doran
Wolf
Sympathies for Japan in war over Russia clash
Readers weigh Japan and Russia in a dispute over Eastern Asia. J E Sears argues Japan deserves sympathy and victory due to Russia's ambitions and coercion. Max Henry Newman urges mercy and neutrality, calling Russia coercive and urging reform. Samuel Moscourtch contrasts Japan and Russia, praising civil liberties in Japan and criticizing Russia’s tyranny.
Everett Man Ends Life In Sudden Act At Home
Leone Djezair a travelling wine salesman born in Turkey shot himself at his Everett home on 18 Winter Street in a momentary insanity. He left a widow and child. The New England pool title match features William I5. McCune challenging Mr. Foster for a Boston area championship, to be played on a 5 by 10 table with specified pockets and equipment within 50 miles of Boston.
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Wolfe
Mercer
Farrell and
Tannehill
Lachance
Everett
Leone Djezair
Winter Street
Boston
Djjezair
Turkey
William
McCune
Foster
Palmo Tablets Promise Quick Recovery After Night Out
The ad promotes Palmo Tablets to restore stomach tone, soothe nerves, regulate kidneys, and induce natural sleep after a night of revelry. Each box costs 60 cents with 12 boxes for $5 and a guarantee. Sold by multiple Boston area druggists including Walker-Rintels, Beradbury, Putnam, Eaton, Klein's, Knight's, Sawyer, and others at Tremont, Boylston, Washington, Friend, School, Dewe Square, and Harrison avenues.
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Dewe Sq
B. FP
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