Market Review and Outlook for Goldfield Stocks and Railroads
The piece analyzes market sentiment with fears of another market break after Friday’s rally driven by short-covering. It notes Western Reduction Company of Goldfield Nevada starting ore reception and larger ore shipments, plus Wells Fargo Express handling Simmerone Fraction ore. Railroad earnings for April rise 10.7 percent year over year with March up 3.4 percent, while copper stocks weaken after a weak week.
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New Western Reduction Company of
Goldfield
Nev
Boston Capital
Todd C. Woodworth
San Francisco
Columbia
Simmerone
Wells, Fargo & Co
Express
United States
Pennsylvania
Doan's Kidney Pills Claim Cure for Kidney Ills
Boston man Daniel J. Harrington testifies that after decades of kidney trouble headaches dizziness and back pain he used Doan's Kidney Pills and Shown relief. The ad proclaims kidneys cured and urges purchases from local dealers with Foster Milburn as US agents.
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Boston
Daniel J. Harrington
Dartmouth Street
Carpenter and Builder
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Doan
Stopping Lynn Liquor Selling Figures in City Raid
May 7 reports show Mayor Eastham and Chief Burches enforcing strict liquor and gambling laws. A raid at Free Naturalization and Social Club seized hundreds of quarts of alcohol. about 50 people jailed for drunkenness. A separate arrest on Washington street led to mob threats, and Michael Long was hospitalized after an officer used a club.
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Lynn
Eastham
Burches
Free Naturalization and Social Club
Sagamore
Union Street
Washington Street
Linnehan
Stringer
Thomas McKenna
Henry Leary
Michael Long
Pine Grove Cemetery
Flynn
Long
Grain Exports From Boston Set Heavy Weekly Pace
A Boston grain shipment week looks set to be the heaviest in years with 11 steamers scheduled to depart. Nine vessels carry cereals to Antwerp and Mediterranean ports, while others haul 689,829 bushels of corn and wheat. The Nicolai II opened the run by sending 1,429 bushels of corn to Copenhagen.
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Boston
Europe
Kingstonian
Antwerp
Piladelphia
Canopic
Mediterranean
Nicolai II
Copenhagen
Ivernia
Winifredian
Cymric
Sachem
Liverpool
London
Iberian
Manchester
Corean
Glasgow
Consuelo
Hull
New York
Dedham High pitcher Biddle struck by blood poisoning
Robert Newman Biddle the Dedham High School pitcher and athlete has developed a serious blood poisoning in his right leg after a scratch during sliding practice. He underwent an operation. Biddle was a standout pitcher and much admired for his potential.
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Dedham
Robert Newman Biddle
Dedham High School
Riddle
Champion World Wrestler Bibby Dies in Fall River
Edwin Bibby once world champion catch as catch can wrestler died at his Fall River home after a period of ill health. Born in England, he won the title there before moving to the United States where he defeated many famous rivals.
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Yall River
Edwin Bibby
Bibby
England
United States
Fleet of 15 vessels brings vast fish catch to wharf
A flotilla of 15 ships unloaded 470,200 pounds of fish including 147,000 haddock and 286,200 cod at T wharf, with the Metamora accounting for 115,000 pounds of cod and 3,000 halibut. Fog delayed arrivals. several steamers reached late and others awaited docking.
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T Wharf
Alice M. Guthrie
Louisa Cabral
Thomas Brundage
Sylph
Robert and
Vineyard Sound
Nantucket Shoals
Provinces
Boston
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Long Wharf
Yarmouth
N. C
Howard
Baltimore
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Central Plior
Tallahassee
Savannah
Old Dominion
New York
James S. Whitney
Gwent
Hansen
Baracoa
Atlantic Fruit Company
Union Wharf
Consolidation Coal Company
Savage
Hand
Phillips Bros
C. T. Derry
Potomac
Higgins
Quincy Point
Derry
Point Lookout
Atlantic Works
Waltham
Staples Coal Company
Taunton
McConnell
William Totman
Richmond
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Peter Anderson
Cuba
Standard Oil Company
William MacKenzie
B. Kinney
Prince Arthur
Shipping News May 7 Northern ports vessels sail and arrive
Shipping news notes arrivals of the Admiral Sampson and many steamers with passengers and cargo to various firms including United Fruit and Atlantic Fruit Company. Vessels depart for Copenhagen, St. Martins and Philadelphia while tugs tow barges and wind shifts from southwest with a fresh breeze. NOBSKA records two to four barges towed along the coast.
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Henshaw
Port Morant
Jam
United Fruit Co
Gwent
Hansen
Baracoa
New York
Atlantic Fruit Company
Boston
Kinney
Yarmouth
Moise
J. F. Masters
Tallahassee
Johnson
Savannah
KE. H. Downing
Howard
James
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Thacher
Philadelphia
Frank P. Wing
James S. Whitney
Grove
H. M. Whitney
Old Dominion
Burton
City of Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
Portland
Kennebec
Blair
Bath
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mars
Chandler
Thomaston
Kohinoor
Lynn
Phenix
Wesley A. Gove
Crocker
Mass
Theoline
Moody
St. Simon’s
George McQuestern & Co
Mary F. Barrett
Sargent
Newport News
L. A. Plummer
Peck
Saugus
Annie
Doucette
Salmon River
Cyrene
le Blanc
Mereghan
Romeo
Henderson
St. John
N. B
Nicolai N
Copenhagen
David
Jacksonville
Gertrude L. Trundy
Hillsboro
Belmont
Lunenburg
N. S
Bessie A
River Hebert
Leo
R. Carson
St. Martins
Agnes May
Musquash
S. Sawyer
Harriet C. Whitehead
Stonington
Otranto
Orion
Concord
Josephine Ellicott
Nantasket Roads
A. m
Nobska
Goodwin Denies Involvement In Street Brawl
Chester Goodwin of Chelsea, a well known boxer, denies reports of a West End street melee in which his name was used. He states he was not in town that night and the troublemaker used his identity. He is described as a quiet man of good habits and respected in his home city where he runs a business.
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Chester Goodwin
Chelsea
West End
Goodwin
Amalgamated Copper stock books close for meeting
The stock certificate transfer books of the Amalgamated Copper Co will be closed on Monday May 15 1905 at 3 pm for the annual meeting to be held June 5 1905. The books reopen on Tuesday June 6 1905 at 10 am. A H Melin secretary.
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Amalgamated Copper CO
Broadway
New York
H. Melin
Investors alert on copper stock movement claims
A Post item notes investors should respond only to responsible parties regarding a copper stock movement. It claims no payment until information is proven true and identifiers like "W 144" are referenced.
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Boston Copper
The
Post
New York at Boston and Other NBA Matchups
The schedule lists New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington and Chicago at Cleveland detailing matchups among major NBA franchises.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Cleveland Defeats Chicago 2-0 in Pitcher's Duel
May 7 in Chicago, Cleveland blanked the White Sox 2-0 as Rhodes held Chicago to two hits. Flick and Bgmis collected Cleveland’s two base hits. Owen and Rhodes combined for five and seven strikeouts respectively, with Chicago leaving five men on base and Cleveland eight. Attendance was 18,750.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Chicago Today
Rhodes
Flick
Green
Donohue
Owen
Kelly and
McCarthy
St. Louis Edges Detroit 2 1 to Complete Series Sweep
St Louis defeated Detroit 2 1 in the afternoon game, with Sudhoff delivering solid fielding behind the pitcher. Attendance reached 11 200 as the St Louis club completed the series sweep in St Louis Missouri.
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ST. Louis
Detroit
Sudhoff
Baseball News And Comment
Baseball notes on players, trades, and upcoming games. Ferris and Albert praised for timely hitting while Young defends a prior error. Pitchers Lachance Candy and others discussed. mentions teams, cities, and fans, with quotes about Steinfeldt’s popularity in Fort Worth.
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Albert
New York
Young, Jr
Tannehill
Boston
Lachance
Candy
John S. Taylor
Ward 17
Tammany Club
Thomas Owens
Hampden Street
Roxbury
F. F. James
Box
Whitman
Boston Nationals
Brockton
Chris Mahoney
Milton Boy
Manhattan College
Penn State College
Penn State
Washington
Hugh Jennings
Hughey
George Stone
Browns
Harry Gleason
van Zant
Harry Steinfeldt
Fort Worth
St. Louis
Texas
Steiny
Bradley
Collins
Steinfeldt
Colonist Tickets On Sale Across West Coast
California Oregon and Washington fares listed from 49.90 to 52.00 with a May 15 deadline after which rates rise about 17 dollars. Travel from Boston to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and other Pacific coast points with reduced New England rates. Daily Pullman tourist sleeping cars, direct or via Colorado scenic route, at half the price of standard berth. Contact A Hutchison, manager tourist department, Union Pacific Northwest line, 300 Washington Street Boston.
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Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Pacific Coast
New England
Colorado
A. Hutchison
Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
Wash’n Street
Springtime in Washington on Royal Blue Line Trip
The Royal Blue line of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad offers a 23 year tradition trip leaving Boston May 12. The package is $27 for the Washington visit and $232 total with Gettysburg battlefield tour and Captain Minnigh as lecturer. Send a postal to Joseph P. Taggart in Boston for detailed itinerary.
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National Capital
Royal Blue Line
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Boston
Washington
Gettysburg
Minnigh
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Wind Dampens Local Oarsmen on Warm Sunday
The warmest Sunday of the season saw wind and choppy water deter many oarsmen from practice. At East Boston Rowing Association, debates over Frank Greer's amateur status dominated, while St Alphonsus crews prepared for a bright season with junior and senior eights training soon.
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East Boston Rowing Association
Hugh Cabot
Frank Greer
Union Boat Club
America
Cabot
Charles River
St. Alphonsus
Bradford
W. G. Sheldon
R. D. Landrey
A. O’hara
H. A. Batter
BE. J. Lannagan
F. W. Lannagan
T. F. Quigley
J. J
Eastern Yacht Club announces motor boat race schedule
The Eastern Yacht Club lists summer motor boat races on July 4 27 28 29 Aug 18 26 and Sept 2 with all classes on July 27 28 and 2. The events use a triangular course in sheltered water and times will be recorded by the Chronograph Club to official standards. The club promises liberal prizes to boost local racing interest.
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The
Eastern Yacht Club
Cape
New York
Marblehead
Chronograph Club
Vanderbilt Cup Race Set for October
The Vanderbilt Cup organizers plan an October event in Nassau County with dates narrowed to the 7th or 14th. The course closely mirrors last year’s route, pending permission, with entries from Italy, France, Germany, and the U S. Additional entries expected from Switzerland and Belgium.
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Nassau County
Italy
France
Germany
America
Switzerland
Belgium
Six Team League Seeks Class D Registration for MA
The Southeastern Massachusetts league applies for Class D status under the national agreement. Teams include Taunton Brockton Attleboro North Attleboro Woonsocket and Stoughton. A meeting at Park Hotel Taunton tomorrow evening aims to form a permanent league organization.
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Southeastern
Britt to Fight Nelson in San Francisco Bout
Representatives of Jimmy Britt and Battling Nelson met and agreed to sign articles for a match to be staged in San Francisco. Nelson posted a $2000 forfeit. The fight is targeted for the last week in June or the first week in July.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Britt
Battling Nelson
Nelson
Goodman Accepts Fight Offer Against Nelson in Butte
Kid Goodman, Boston featherweight and top New England prospect, received a telegram offering a June 13 clash with Battling Nelson in Butte Montana on Miners' Union day and wired his acceptance immediately.
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Kid Goodman
Boston
New England
Butte
Mont
Nelson
Goodman
Freeman's Hit Debated Over Fence In BasebalL
Local fans argued whether Freeman's Saturday hit cleared the fence as it dropped beyond right field. Players and Bos ton teammates contested the call, noting the ball seemed deceptive and fell outside, while many in the crowd claimed it went over.
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Freeman
Tommy Connolly
Collins
Ferris
Boston
Athletics
Scotch Picnic Plans For Big Summer Meet
The Scotch picnic will be held Saturday August 5 as the great professional athletic meet of the local season. A prize fund of 3000 is allocated and an amateur morning event is planned. Leading professionals worldwide will compete with a five mile big money climax promised as the biggest yet.
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Games Committee
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