Wall Street Surges After Sharp May Day Rally
Markets recovered from Saturday’s plunge as short sellers rushed to cover and general demand steadied. Rail earnings rose with Union Pacific, St. Paul, Illinois Central, and Colorado & Southern posting gains, while copper stocks led the gains amid bullish Morgan interests and talk of Union Pacific and Northern Pacific arrangements. The day closed with a modest overall gain and expectations of steadier prices ahead.
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Wall Street
Shorts
London
Europe
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Colorado & Southern
United States
Boston
New York
Cvacsvecees
Coves BO
State Street
Harriman
Northern Securities
First National Bank of New York
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Hil Morgan
Mr. Harriman
Adams
Boston News
Gould
Union Pacific Board
Morgan
George Gould
Pacific Coast
Standard Oil
Boston Market Ex-Dividend and Instalment Details
The Boston Market notes a ex-dividend status and first instalment paid. Total sales include listed stocks of 65,704 shares, bonds worth 86,000 dollars, and unlisted stocks totaling 21,244 shares.
New York Stock Market Ends Day Higher After Late Rally
In a firm session trading recovered after early selling, gains of 1 to 3 percent appeared in Eries, Louisville and Nashville, Canadian Pacific and steel issues. The market showed improved speculative sentiment with expectations of further rallies while advising buying only on sharp declines. total volume reached 398 410 shares with notable quotes from W B Smith & Co.
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Utah
Lawson
Chase & Barstow
W. F. Fitzgerald
United States
Bingham
Amalgamated
New York
Eries
Louisville & Nashville
Canadian Pacific
W. B. Smith & Co
Congress Street
Amalgamated Copper
Top
San Fe
Mil & St Paul
Ccc
Ce Ee
Metropolitan Street Ry
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Catarrhal Powder Said To End Long-Running Attacks
Brewer Maine man O G Archer suffered years of watery eyes and nose runs until trying Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder four months ago. He reports no further attacks and claims relief in ten minutes.
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Oo. G. Archer
Brewer
Maine
Dr. Agnew
Bulls Festive In Wheat Pit At Chicago Market
Demand for cash grain boosted wheat options with May up 26-8 and July up 13-8. News of firmer Liverpool market and a large drop in breadstuffs on passage supported the bullish tone. Primaries receipts totaled 374000 bushels as shorts bid lightly and prices closed near highs.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Senator Morgan Plans Bigger Auto Hill Climb At Mt Washington
Senator W J Morgan of New York confirms Mt Washington hill climb will occur this summer from July 10 to 15 with a larger scale than last year. The event may be preceded or followed by a reciprocity tour Bretton Woods to Montreal and back. Amos Batchelder starts as AAA secretary with authority to sanction race tracks and oversee meets.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Dudley Joseph
New York Consolidated Exchange
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Thomas B. Bailey
Benjamin Dean
Thomas Sherwin
Henry S. Hyde
Edmund W. Longley
William R. Driver
Frederick P. Rich
Moses G. Parker
Thomas S. Sherwin
Horace J. Stevens
Hancock, Michigan
Lac la Belle
Mandan
Medora
Keweenaw Copper Company
C. A. Wright
Kearsarge Icde
Wolverine
Osceola
Mohawk
Centennial
Calumet & Hecla
Isle Royale
Ahmeek
James J. Phelan
Hornblower & Weeks
Bingham Consolidated Company
Park City
Utah
Old Dominion Copper Company
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Monoline
Irojal Sacas
Edwin G. Heath
W. J. Morgan
New York
Ormond Beach
Mt. Washington
Boston
Harry Harkness
Bretton Woods
Montreal
Amos B. Batchelder
American Automobile Association
National Cycling Association
Batchelder
Harvard Track Games Produce Surprises on Soldiers Field
Harvard's spring handicap meet on Soldiers Field yielded strong sprints and standout feats by L. P. Dodge of Noble & Greenough, who won the 100 and 220 yard dashes with handicaps. W. Minot and H. M. Turner led the mile, while P. O. Mills and W. B. Jordan won field events. Garcelon named a training-table squad led by Dodge and Turner.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
L. P. Dodge
Noble & Greenough
J. L. Swarts
Billy Schick
H. H. Rowland
Dick Grant
C. Brinsmade
H. H. Whitman
E. J. Blagden
W. M. Hurd
Colwell
Curtis
Hurt
R. H. Cox
Eddie Dives
London
Jim Doyle
Worcester Academy Athletic
O. I’. Rogers
P. O. Mills
Hennéberry
Garcelon
A. Dana
R. H. Bollard
R. H. Oveson
JJ. M. Turner
O. F. Rogers
W. A. Schick, Jr
S. Curtis
W. A. Colwell
E. S. Blagden
W. B. Jordan
F. J. W. Ford
W. A. Forbush
P. O Mills
R H Oveson
W W. Thayer
Oveson
L. G. Brooks
J. S. Hellborn
C. J. Stevens
W. P. Heneberry
E. M. Sawyer
A. G. Grant
Popularity of G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies
The advertisement touts G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and G. O. Taylor Pure Rye Whiskies as popular and fire free, promoted as pure healthful beverages suited for sick rooms and social gatherings. It urges buyers to seek licensed dealers and ensure the proprietor’s firm name appears on the label and cork, with sealed bottles only.
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Carlyle
G. O. Taylor
G. O.aylor
Walsh Defeats Phil Logan In Six Round Bout
Jim Walsh of Boston outpointed Phil Logan of Philadelphia in six rounds at the Washington Sporting Club. Logan opened by bloodied Walsh, but Walsh pressed the pace, hurt Logan with a right to the jaw in round three, and dominated the later rounds despite a hand injury suffered in round four. In the semi windup Mike Malone defeated Kid Egan in six rounds.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
Washington Sporting Club
Phil Logan
Logan
Walsh
Mike Malone
Kid Egan
Washington, D. C
Boston Wins 111th World Series Sepia Tilt
The Boston team defeats New York 4 to 3 in ten innings as Criger drives in the winning run. Burkett stars with three singles and Stahl, Dougherty and Williams add key hits while Orth shuts down New York after the fourth. Chesbro’s spitball looms but Boston takes the championship edge with a late rally and strong fielding.
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Boston
Burkett
Parent
Stahl
Collins
Williams
Freeman
Orth
Criger
Young
New York
Dougherty
Elberfeld
Worcester
Hogg
C. F
Grimshaw
Ferris
Ee Hogg
Fultz
Ortheee
Washington Wins On Poor Local Défense In Philadelphia
Washington defeated Philadelphia 5 to 4 as the locals misplayed in the field. A ninth inning double play ended the threat, with Davis hitting a two-base hit and Hoffman and Shreck adding triples. Key error-filled inning and pitching totals noted, attendance 5077.
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Washington
Coakley
Davis
Hoffman
Shreck
Hill
Huelsman
Cassidy
Hughes
Murphy
Knight
Stahl
Nill
L. Cross
Kittredge
Tpire
Connolly
Washington AB R
A. E Jones
Ereererewee
Serene
Hartsel Eenewe
Eevese
Vo L Cross
Seybold
Ever
Ere Shreck
P .Waddell
Barton
Detroit
Glade
St. Louis
Mullin
Wood
Wo Fesse
Ars Ae
Stone
Koehler
C. F
Frisk
Seeee
Jones
Crawford
Eee
Hickman
Seer
Schaefer
O'Leary
Greresseeeees
Ceeseeseseseeeee
Peseveeeeressess Thomas
Deeeveereeseees Sabathia
Thomas
Sugden
Gleason
Padden
Miullin
Gan
Pire
Sheridan
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Pullman Palace
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Eereesesees Rubber
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U S
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Ennis & Stoppani
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Racing Board
Robert Lee Morrell
Amos G. Batchelder
E. D. Hamilton
E. J. Dives
W. Soule
R. E. Nason
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O. F. Rogers, Jr
G. S. Morrison
H. Taylor
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Wee Atla
Do 1St Inc
Do 2d Inc
Stl&sf
Feds
C&a
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Ri&pcss
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Conroy
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Chesbro
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