Wall Street Bears Lose Ground After President Message
The market reversed as bears covered short positions led by Amalgamated Copper. Rail and industrials rallied with gains in New York Central Reading and Union Pacific while Amalgamated hit 102 1 8, aided by favorable railroad prospects. Local copper shares followed the trend with Utah Consolidated and Copper Range advancing.
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Wall Street
Shorts
Amalgamated Copper
Standard Oil
State Street
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Congress
St. Paul
Great Northern
Louisville & Nashville
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Reading
Union Pacific
Distillers
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Spier
Boston Clearings
Boston
Treasury
New York Clearings
Bankers’ Sterling
Weveee
Reichsmarks
Guilders Sisk
Utah Consolidated
Bingham
Copper
North Butte
Osceola
William E. Soule
Amar & Foundry
Ice Securities
Ian Melt & Ref
Kor Sigar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Eee
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil & St Paul Co
C & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware& Hudson
del, Lack & West
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers’ Securities
Orien Waweee
Manhattan
Minn
St P & S
Ste M
Missouri Pacificse
Kansas
Texas
Nat RR of Mexico
Ny, Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western
North America
Northern Pacifio
Pacific Mail
Rt Pennsylvania
Republic Steel
Ewer
Rock Island Co
Sloss Sheffield Steel
St L & S F 2d
St Louis Southwestern
Deeene
Ah Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Summary
Ennis and Stoppani report wheat opened sharply lower on weak Liverpool cues and widespread damage rumors. Offers increased during the day and the market closed weak after initial decline with varied May and July prices shown in the Chicago Board of Trade quotations.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppens
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
Ennis & Stoppani
Liverpool
Dividends Payable Notices From Several Firms
Various companies announce upcoming dividend payments including American Company regular quarterly dividend payable in June, Philadelphia Electric Company semi annual dividend payable June 15, Washington Electric Company semi annual on preferred stock, Massachusetts Gas declares usual semi annual dividend on preferred stock, and Butterick Company regular quarterly dividend payable June 1.
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Poe American Company
Philadela Eleetric Company
Wash Electric Company
Massachusetts Gas
Butterick Company
Red Cross Treasurer Reports San Francisco Donations
Gardiner M. Lane, treasurer of the Massachusetts Red Cross Society branch, reported total receipts of 59 790 69 for San Francisco relief funds.
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Gardiner
M. Lane
Massachusetts
The
Red Cross Society
San Francisco
Strike of Cigar Makers Continue on First Page
Report notes a Boston factory scene with female workers organized in a separate union. An agreement with bosses runs for nearly a year and a strike by cigarmakers would trigger work stoppages for allied workers.
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Boston
Union 97 Cigar Makers Push May 7 Price Increase
Union 97 officials issued a new bill of prices to go into effect May 7 1906 after manufacturers declined to approve. The union argues 24 years of New England made goods and higher material and distribution costs justify a share of rising profits.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Union 97
Faneuil Hall
New England
American Cigar Company
Boston
United States
Society Ball For Frisco Aid Hosted At Somerset Hotel
A charity ball sponsored by Boston society women will be held at the Somerset Hotel this evening from 8 to 12 in aid of San Francisco sufferers. Miss Gay Farwell Stahl of 1647 Beacon street leads the event with a roster of patronesses including Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and Mrs. James T. Fields among others.
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Somerset Hotel
San Francisco
Gay Farwell Stahl
Beacon Street
Julia Ward Howe
James T. Fields
George C. Lee
George W. Gay
George D. Sargent
Eben D. Jordan
Stillman B. Allen
James M. Barnard
David W. Cheever
Harryl. Burrage
Bexard L. Burrell
Henry Arnold
Bowdoin Square
Columbia
Canning
Farren
Boston American Baseball
Mile. Carrino
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Olio
Stock trades and payments report announces totals
Instalment paid and ex-dividend noted. Assessments paid. Total sales show listed shares 36 913 unlisted 29 654 and bonds valued at 32 000.
Boston Curb Market Sluggish Trade Amid Mixed Quotations
Boston curb traders faced dull activity with the Butte Coalition leading sales but down 5 to 8 points from Thursday. Shaw mut Consolidated showed weakness yet notable activity around 11 to 2, while Raven and Majestic held steady at yesterday’s levels.
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Exchange Place
Butte Coalition
Shawmut Consolidated
Raven and
Majestic
21 000 Miles in 9 Months by Boston Bark
The Boston bark Benjamin F. Hunt Jr. arrived in Baltimore from Turk's Island on Wednesday after a 21000 mile voyage. She left Baltimore June 16 1905 with lumber for Rosario then carried hay to West Africa, discharged there, sailed to Barbados and Turk's Island to load salt for Baltimore.
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Boston
Benjamin F. Hunt, Jr
Baltimore
Turk's Island
Rosario
Africa
Barbados
Turk’s Island
Iceberg sinks ocean liner Anglo-Peruvian near Atlantic
In a collision with a huge iceberg the British steamer Anglo-Peruvian capt Curtis from Shields April 11 to Philadelphia foundered in mid ocean. The entire crew were saved by launching boats before the ice crushed the vessel. Mohawk capt White from New York April 20 for Antwerp picked up the crew. Other arrivals report icebergs in the direct path of Atlantic liners.
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London
Curtis
Shields
Philadelphia
White
New York
Antwerp
Harvard Crew Brushes Union Boat Club on Magazine Street
The Harvard varsity eight engaged the Union Boat Club eight in a short brush from Magazine Street Beach to Third Street after a long practice. Captain Filley arranged a New London race between a gentlemen's eight and a graduates' shell. J Lowell, class sophomore, joined the varsity squad yesterday.
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Harvard
Union Boat Club
Crimson
Magazine Street
Third Street
Filley
Ew London
Shell
J. Lowell
May Party of Blessed Sacrament Court Announces Guests
The Blessed Sacrament Court M C O F hosts its annual May party Monday evening. Guests include Thomas F. Tremble and High Chief Ranger Daniel A. Cronin.
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Blessed Sacrament Court
Eons
Thomas F. Tremble
Daniel A. Cronin
Miners’ Wage Dispute Referred To Sub Committee
President Mitchell announces that the scale committee has referred the anthracite coal miners’ dispute to a sub committee of Mitchell and district presidents and secretaries. They will meet tonight to prepare a report and recommendations for the convention to seek a compromise and avert a general strike.
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Scranton
Penn
Mitchell
United Mine
Cambridge Police Shift Involves Major Reassignment
Mayor Thurston ordered an extensive patrol shift in the Cambridge police department to take effect today after adding five regular officers. Patrolmen across three districts were moved between routes with few district changes and no promotions or reductions among superior officers.
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Cambridge
Thurston
Hessel and Nelson Fight to Draw in Lowell Boxing Card
In Lowell on May 4 Kid Hessel of Providence and Joe Nelson of Chelsea boxed ten rounds to a draw at the Saingle City A. A. A six round preliminary saw Frank Russell of Boston and Young Cahill of Roxbury also draw.
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Lowell
Kid Hessel
Providence
Joe Nelson
Chelsea
Saingle City A. A
Frank Russell
Boston
Young Cahill
Roxbury
Boston Theatre Stilts and Stars Highlight Spring Scene
Boston playgoers await Nance O Neill's return with Rosmersholm and Sapho among a packed week of openings closings and features at Tremont Colonial Boston Theatre Empire Majestic and Bowdoin venues.
Baseball News Sketches From Huntington Avenue and Local Parks
Today only one local game scheduled Washington at Huntington avenue at 3 with Tanne hill ready to pitch. Other teams like Kirby Independents and The Assumptions seek outof town games. details and contacts listed. Includes reminiscences on Cy Young’s superb pitching and notes on players such as Candy at Huntington avenue and Martin of Newburyport with trials at Montreal and in the New England leagues.
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Washington
Huntington Avenue
Tannehill
Maroney
Goode
Brown
Tenney
Dr. Duff
Kirby Independents
Johnson
T. Hoey
G. HH
Cy Young
Philadelphia
South End
Bureau of Statistics and Labor
Senate
Governor Guild
Lee
John Welch
Centre Harbor
Washington Street
George W. Martin
Newburyport
Frank Leonard
Lynn ‘Independents
Martin
Montreal
Jimmy Bannon
Huelsman
Zimmer
Little Rock
Washington Star
Toledo Press
Jp’ Cannell
Toledo
Rip
St. Paul
Melrose Triumphs Over Roxbury In Tight Baseball Showdown
Gilkey steers Melrose to a 7 to 5 victory over Roxbury High as E Cassell Verge and Ward drive three runs each. Attendance reaches 500 at Melrose Park with 2 hours play and 9 strikeouts by Gilkey.
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Melrose
Gilkey
Roxbury High
Roxbury
A.E
Bean
Sheriden
Knapp
O'Connell
Boyden
Keefe
Vaughn
Brummet
A. Cassell
Connoly
O’connell
McCarthy
E. Cassell
Verge
Allen
Hayes
Martin
Brookline High Dominates Tufts Freshmen in 18 to 3 Victory
Brookline High overwhelmed Tufts freshmen yesterday at Brookline 18 to 3. Key players were Jones batting and Gaffey and Sawyer in action. Score shows Brookline 5 3 0 0 6 0 0 4 0 and Tufts 0 0 9 0 0 1 0 0 1. Batteries Brown O Hearn and Phelan for Brookline Sides and McGann for Tufts.
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Brookline High
Tufts
Brookline
Jones
Gaffey
Sawyer
R. H. E. Brookline
Brown
O’hearn
Phelan
McGann
Harvard Faces Holy Cross In Worcester Baseball Tilt
Harvard travels to Worcester for a baseball opening game against Holy Cross. Lineups include Harvard Leonard at third and Call at second, while Holy Cross fields Cahill in center and Barry at short in a game awaiting kickoff.
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Harvard
Worcester
Holy Cross
Leonard
cCall
Dexter
Stephenson
Burr
McCarty
Hellman
Castle
Greene
Harvey
Cahill
Barry
Hoey
Flynn
Carrigan
Dennis
Riley
Casben
Mansfield
Hagerty
Blackwell Beats Campbell in Four-Round New York Bouts
Jack Blackburn of Philadelphia defeated Sammy Campbell in four rounds at Sharkey A C in New York. Jig Stone and Tommy Connolly drew in the semi windup. Frank C. Shay beat Frank Mangold. Harry Engel beat Tom Carey. Marty Williams defeated Kid Palmer.
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New York
Jack Blackburn
Philadelphia
Sammy Campbell
Sharkey A
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NR M
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Do Ist Inc
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AL Aa. Sa
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Tex & Pac Vnl
RED Cross
Bell Telephone
Chic, Bar & Quincy
Chicago Junction
Illinois Steel
NYK Central
Seattle Electric
Western Telephone
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Oe Mining
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Arcadian
Arnold Min
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Cal & Ariz
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Rhode Island
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Tecumseh
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United Cop
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M. C. O. F. May Party
Tremont Theatre
Ibsen
Rosmersholm
McIntyre
Heath
Ham Tree
Miss Nethersole
Colonial
Henry E. Dixey
Majestic Theatre
Harold MacGrath
Mr. Dixey
Empire ‘Theatre
Empire Stock Company
William &. Butler
Mechanics’ Building
Lila Wiles Yman
Creature
Keith's
Leon Morris
Frank Bush
Raymond Findlay
Lottie Burke
Irving Jones
Kellar
the Globe
Fays
Grand Opera House
Henry Clay Blaney
Boy Behind
Lady Ursula
Castle Square
Rudyard Kipling
Forbes Obertson
Bowdoin Pauere
Old Howard
Freyda Brothers
Murphy
Willard
William Cahill
Fields and Wooley
Entertainments
Henry WW. Savage
Grote Story
Jesse Lynch Williams
Erican Leagu
Huntington Ave
Wright & Ditson
Washington St
Herrick’s
Copley Sq
Empire Ter
W.l.douglas
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Ee
W.L Douglas
Cor
Poncolan
Hoe
Summer St
Lincoln
Court Street
Howard River Street
Baseball
St. Louis
Lean Oq
Kame Company
Wilson Bros
Watchmakers Jewellers
Big Ten
Court St
Wilsons
Hanover St
Boston Theatre
Lawrence M'Carty
N.Y. Hippodrome
Mars
Harry He
BOC
Mats
Isaac Brice
Mer
Kiaw & Erlanger
Laughing Trust
Romeo
Howard
Castle Sq
Winter St
Graul Valad Kellar
John. T
Eva
Chiontre
Lyceum
Colden
Naulaskel
Ovvec
Pean Torull
Pemberton Lanting
Antanket
Pemberton
G. P. Cushing
Enterprise Transportation Co
Ned
Scion
Vegan i
Frank Jones
Van’s
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