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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1904

Page

8

Market drags as steady drift marks May session

Wall Street shows a dull narrow session with minor losses and little market momentum. United States Steel and copper shares trade near flat amid rail rate cuts and looming dividend decisions while New York and Boston markets show modest gains and cautious optimism for copper stocks and dividends.

Wall Street London New York United States Steel Preferred Shelby Iron Company Boston State Street Copper Range Mohawk Centennial Osceola Greene Consolidated Shannon Arizona Amalgamated Standard Oil Lawson Atlantic Parrot Allouez Daly West United States Mining Utah Winona Michigan Pere Marquette Preferred Mining and Stock Exchange American Rotary Bay State Gas Boston Consolidated Treadwell Marconi Pioneer Lynn American Cotton Improvement Company Majestic Copper Peffer Bay State Gas Company H. H. Rogers United States Boston News Bureau Helena Mont Amalgamated Company

Sully Admits Bankruptcy in Court Filing

Daniel J. Sully and his firm Daniel J. Sully & Co. admit the business is bankrupt in a U S District Court answer filed today and express willingness to be adjudicated bankrupt.

NEW Amo Ay Daniel J. Sully United States District Court Frm Daniel J. Sully & Co

Wheat Market Surges After Winter Damage Reports

Chicago May 5. Sensational damage reports from winter wheat states spurred heavy buying and a strong market. July wheat rose 4 7-8 cents, corn gained 3-8, oats held at yesterday’s close, and provisions were unchanged at 71-20.

Chicago

Once Famous Pitcher Suspended for Bat Throwing

Secretary J C Morse of the New Hingland league said Fred A Klobedanz of Lawrence has been suspended for three days for throwing a bat at umpire Rudderham.

J. C. Morse New Hingland Baseball League Fred A. Klobedanz Lawrence Rudderham

Wharf Market Faces Slow Fish Receipts on Promising Day

Readable fish cargoes arrive as the wharf sees mixed results with haddock cod and hake totals from schooners Sylvia M Nunan and Flora J Sears while other ships bring lobsters potatoes and a corn cargo. The Kana wa innovation promises a record all water route cargo from Chicago to New York. A four masted carrier bound for Galveston goes aground briefly near loading berth. The Lord Kitchener towboat arrives for a Buenos Ayres tow after minor propeller damage.

Sylvia M. Nunan Mattakeesett Harvester Flora J. Sears Governor Russell Nellie G. Adams Mary Edith Mary B. Cooney Mary F. Roberts Minerva Dido Malicia Enos Yarmouth Kanawha Chicago New York Great Lakes Atlantic Lakes Welland Canal St. Lawrence Atlantic Coast Medford Baltimore Galveston Sparrow’s Point Johns. Hmery & Co Broad Sound Kitchener Green’s Yard Chelsea Falk Cienfuegos Trinidad Cuba American Refining Company South Boston

Shipping News May 6 Miniature Marine Arrivals and Departures

Shipping news lists vessels arrived cleared and sailed including steamers Jeffries Queenstown and El Trinidad from Boston to New York, and several schooners and brigs from Norfolk Portland and St John. Notices cover high and low tides, sun and moon rise times, and cargo movements with names like Bay State Oliver City of Lee, Ella M Storer Pattersall Edith L Allen Le Blanc Star of Sea and many more.

Pr Br Jeffries Liv Queenstown el Trinidad Ar Boston Br Stanwood Yarmouth Br. Ellis Halifax Whitne New York Baltimore Norfolk Eat Calvin Austin Pike St. John N. B Bay State Oliver Portland City of Lee Baker Nathente Palmer Wallace Prescott Palmer Trisle Newgeet News Telumab Marshall van Hens Boughton Carter Philadelphia John QC Smith Pendleton Laura T. Chester Beal Lockport Julia Baker Perkins Baner Clara J Stevens Ida Millvine New Shawanese McGoldrick Perth Amboy Bonanza Saeree Bluster Jenna En Lane Nulty Parges Flora Meer Eckley Covington Pont Newport Sterling Omy Durkee Johnson Lord Kitchener Sischen St. John

Providence Rochester Montreal Newark hockey scores

Providence team defeated Rochester 6 to 4 and Baltimore routed Montreal 8 to 0. Jersey City lost to Buffalo 3 to 2 while Newark beat Toronto 8 to 3 in Newark.

Providence Rochester Baltimore Montreal Jersey City Jersey Buffalo Newark Toronto

Nationals Lose Close Game in the Ninth

Giants rally in the ninth to beat the Nationals 10 to 6 at the South End. Christy Matthewson yielded 12 safeties but Boston also fielded well. Raymer starred with seven flawless chances as Tenney’s club pushed in late offense before a packed weekday crowd.

Nationals National Giants Charles Apollo Pittinger South End Boston New York Christy Matthewson Pilinger Tenney Christy Browne Dahlen Gilbert Raymer Delehanty Matthewson Devlin Moran McCormick Pittinger Fer Bowerman Batty McGann Mertes Young Washington Waddell T. C Lachance Huntington Avenue Dwyer Hartsel Hoffman Andy Houghtons Dougherty Collins William A. Bunton Youn George Yio Roms Paneer Soltins Connie Mack Joan Nationals Majestic Theatre Wilbur Ward Vokes McGraw Cannell

Lowell 8 Lawrence 4 in New England game

Lowell batted for Donovan in the ninth and defeated Lawrence 8 to 4 in New England. BigbieEncore, Grant, Connors, Hickey, Lake, Dwyer contributed for Lowell while Duffy, Birmingham, Forbes and Earned runs noted for Lawrence. Stolen bases by Dufty and Bigbie. Derby pitched for Lowell and Busare for Lawrence with Kerins umpiring.

Donovan Lowell Lawrence Bigbie Grant Connora Hickey Lake Dwyer Duffy Birmingham Forbes Ty. Dillon Firant Dufty Shey Mapovan Derby Bonoven Egg Irmingham Kerins Sones Love Lawrence Connors Dillon B'rdman O’brien Ee March

Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia in Narrow Series Win

Free hitting by Brooklyn aided by Philadelphia errors gave Brooklyn the win and the series. Sparks struggled and Brackenridge relieved. Brooklyn tallied 8 runs vs Philadelphia's 0 in the late innings. Craming and Sheckard led with hits, while Brackenridge and Sparks ferried out multiple batters. Attendance was 2873.

Philadelphia Brooklyn Sparks Brackenridge Strang Sheckard Doyle Dillon Komas Lumley Hulswitt

Nashua shuts out New Bedford in a 10 run win

Nashua, playing at home, defeated New Bedford 10 to 0 with Swope pitching strongly. New Bedford managed only a few baserunners by the fifth inning as Friend and Blatchford were hit hard. Van Zant hit a home run for Nashua, with contributions from Carroll Pastor Soffel and Wilson in the batter’s box.

Bowerman Matthewson Gilbert Browne Carney Giants Boston New York Devlin McGann Pittinger Tenney Mertes McCormick Dahlen Batty Raymer New England Nashua N. H New Bedford Swope Friend van Zant Blatchford Wilson Valdois Jou’hlin Kehoe Daum Olson Dunbar Il Olblaceh Carroll Pastor Soffel Bureill Conroy Kehoe van Zant Ld Fee Ye

Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 0 National baseball result

Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 3 to 0 with multiple bunched hits and strong support from its pitchers. The game featured timely offense in the early innings and solid fielding behind a stable pitching performance, securing the win for Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, CO May Benenos St. Ais Am Mg Incinnati Cincinnatis

National update on Philadelphia at Pittsburg matchup

National brief notes a Philadelphia event against Pittsburg with a focus on key plays and outcomes. Includes unspecified venues and dates, highlighting team performance and potential implications for standings.

National Philadelphia Pittsburg

Haverhill Beats Manchester 8-4 in Minor League Battle

Manchester suffers first defeat of the season as Haverhill wins 8 to 4 in a lengthy game marked by poor base running by Manchester and injuries to players. Key moments include a home run by Page and a three-base hit by Hamilton while Wiley collides with Hardesty and leaves the game.

New England Manchester N. H Haverhill Wiley Hardesty Martin W'llace Graham Hamilton Calhoun T.murphy I.murphy Wiehe Murphy Vere Eeeeerey Wallace T. Page Inley Anchester Fase Maer Raferty Bige Page Jeety Morrissey Doutble Gee Allorrissey Wau Ardesty McGinley Raerty Rudderham Tendance

Fall River 4 Concord 1 in New Hampshire game

Fall River runs early and plates four runs as two pitchers combine for the win. Young strikes out 10 over seven innings, allows two hits while Warren and Dorgan contribute for Concord in a tight loss.

Concord N. H Fall River Young A.E Kane Warren Pulsifer Murphy Newton Taylor Lovell M'head Dorgan OjBaton Gilroy O Kelly Bushmaul Iott Sechrist Weddidge Moorehead Forncord Lott Kushmaul Bru Kelly Telit Decoohn Smmpire McDermott

Boxing Gossip Shapes May 14 McCoy O'Brien Title Fight

Kid McCoy abridges training time at White Plains and weighs 163 pounds after a 10 mile jog as he prepares for his Philadelphia bout with Jack O'Brien on May 14. California heavyweight Harry Foley joins the McCoy camp for added conditioning. Terry McGovern wears eyeglasses to aid lingering sight issues while Gloucester previews a big Monday night bout between Jimmy Br and Kid Thomas at the Gloucester A C, a clash many expect to draw a record crowd. Kid Rogers confronts Kid Leslie of Cambridge after Leslie misses a meeting at Rogers’ office. Rogers vows consequences if the two meet in the ring.

Kid McCoy Jack O’brien Philadelphia Harry Foley California McCoy White Plains O’brien Philaelphian Terry McGovern Terry McGovern Gloucester Sports Jimmy Br Kid Thomas Gloucester A. C Gloucester Thomas New England Chelsea Briggs New Zealand Kid Rogers Kid Leslie Cambridge Leslie Rogers Leslingh George Webster

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