Wall Street reads buoyant signs amid rail bond abroad sales
The week closed with rails moving large blocks of bonds abroad, including nearly 50 million dollars in St Paul bonds and over 100 million dollars of American securities. Investors wary of overhangs and copper overproduction. Steel’s future demand and easy money temper optimism while caution remains due to ongoing market overhangs.
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Calendar for today subscriptions payable Canadian Pacific
Subscriptions payable for Canadian Pacific at $25. Meetings of copper noted.
Labor Leaders of 1910 Amalgamated Carpenters in Boston
John Mcleod serves as business agent for all three Amalgamated Society of Carpenters branches in Boston and is corresponding secretary of Branch 1. The English society, separate from the American Brotherhood, reports over 500 members across branches 1 2 and 3. It links with the Carpenters District Council and Brotherhood unions, with wage and hour agreements. The jubilee year prompts a history publication. The origin of the Amalgamated Society traces to 1858 59 strikes in London and the formation of a powerful Manchester backed body with offices and a parliamentary presence.
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Amalgamated Carpenters
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Boston and Vicinity
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England
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Pressmen Leaders Here In Boston Meeting
An important special meeting of Boston Printing Pressmen's Union 67 was held at Wells Memorial building. International officers spoke on a home for tubercular and incapacitated members at Hale Springs Tennessee, the international assessment, and new local wage scales. A joint executive-board meeting with Boston locals is planned next week to discuss wage scale requests and a conference with visiting officers.
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Wells Memorial Building
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Cincinnati
P. J. Hobbs
New York
Michael H. Mlannery
Clayton A. Pence
Chicago
International
Hales Springs
Tenn
Boston
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Franklin Association
Report Barr Is Engaged
Mrs. H. G. Fairfield of New York staying at the Hotel Lenox declined to say whether she intends to marry James Cummings Barr of 5 Mt. Vernon place a nephew of General Samuel Lawrence and prominent Boston club member. She recently obtained a divorce from W. B. Fairfield of the Geodetic Survey and is accompanied by her young daughter during the New York visit.
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Lenox
James Cummings Barr
Mt. Vernon Place
Samuel Lawrence
Union
Boston
Barr
Barrett
Philippines
South Boston damage list and Dorchester losses recorded
Entries log small-property fires and losses across Boston areas including Box 126 38S Broadway South Boston and Box 134 141 Gold Street South Boston with $10 damages. Notes mention Wesleyan athlete Captain Bacon shifting to hurdles and shot put, and Haverford freshmen McConnell and Walter Palmer competing in events, reflecting underclass games and intercollegiate quarter work.
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Morris Olin
High Street
Charlestown
Mary D. O’reilly
Henchman
James Perotti
Gold Street
Ambrose Murphy
Demerall Street
Dorchester Avenue
DePeulio Club
Captain Bacon
Wesleyan
McConnell
Haverford
Walter Palmer
Smoke Talk Postponed by Boston Teamdrivers' Union 25
Yesterday's union meeting in Barbers Hall was moved to a later date due to repairs to the main hall. Five new members joined. 11 applications were received. Secretary Treasurer Hunt reported good progress. a $100 death benefit was voted for Edward Barry's widow. President Gillespie noted Newport coal teamsters strike progress and a June 1 wage increase of $1 for drivers and 50 cents for helpers after joint action with Lowell union.
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Joseph J. Hunt
Edward Barry
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John E. Gillespie
Headless Body Found Beside Track At East Walpole
The headless body of George Crowley, a local boarder, was found beside a railroad track near East Walpole early this morning by resident John Riley. Local authorities noted the gruesome discovery and launched an inquiry.
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Explosion Blasts Boy Loses Eye In Roxbury Lot
Andrew L Quirck aged 10 of 53 Langdon Street Roxbury had his eye gouged out and nose bridge cut away by a rifle cartridge explosion. He and two other boys were throwing stones in a vacant lot near Langdon Street and Norfolk Avenue yesterday afternoon. The others escaped injury.
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Mrs Howells Dies Suddenly in New York Home
Eleanor G Mead Howells, wife of author William Dean Howells, died at her New York house after a brief illness on Saturday night. The couple were married in 1862.
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Eleanor G. Mead Howells
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Dual meets spark college championship chatter
Surprises marked Saturday college dual meets as Harvard defeated Dartmouth and Yale edged Princeton while Cornell, Penn, and others upset expectations. Notable cases included Moakley outfoxing Murphy at Pennsylvania Cornell and Bema beating Paull in the two mile, signaling a lively path to the intercollegiates with key showings from Kilpatrick, Little, and Lawrence across events.
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Dartmouth
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Yale
Cornell
Mike Murphy
Jack Moakley
Mike’ Murphy
Moakley
Bema
Murphy
Wilton Paull
What will become of that Jeff Johnson purse should the mill be stopped
Questions and scattered notes on baseball pools and team bets fill the page. The text mentions a mill stoppage affecting a Jeff Johnson purse and promoters losing post forfeits if a fight does not occur. It discusses players, farmed-out status, and interscholastic and intercollegiate events with venues and dates such as Wood Island Park on June 11 and Franklin Field in Philadelphia.
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Newark
Providence
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Yale and Harvard to clash in annual dual meet
Yale and Harvard prepare for their Cambridge and New Haven dual meet. Harvard is favored to win by about eight points, with Yale predicting a 56 to 48 score. Both teams express cautious optimism, noting the expected close contest and determined effort.
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Harvard Poses Strong In Intercollegiates With Regele Foster
Harvard faces Yale at Philadelphia Stadium next Saturday in a tight meet. Intercollegiate champion Regele Foster may return from a strained leg and measles to bolster Harvard’s sprinting depth. Yale counters with Kelley, DeSelding, Simons in the quarter, Kirjassoff in the half mile, Jaques in the mile, and field stars Cooney, Kilpatrick, Camfield, Gardner, and Nelson in various events.
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Dartmouth
Southgate
Carroll Cooney
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Camfield
Gardner and
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Yale Sees Harvard Favorite In Cambridge Dual Meet
Yale track expects Harvard to win the Cambridge dual meet by about 56 to 48. Wheeler and Seymour may score in sprints, Kirjassoff and Max Kilpatrick anchor middle distances, Miles and Southgate set for long events, while Chisholm Kilpatrick and Kilpatrick lead Yale in hurdles and field events with Kilpatrick aiming for second in broad jump and Canfield in high jump.
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Gardner
Chisholm
Yale
Kilpatrick
Lawrence
Canfield
Cooney
Little
Nelson
New Haven
Cambridge
Wheeler
Princeton
Seymour
L.kirjassoff
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Miles
Southgate
Lewis
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Andrus
Ryan
Star Performers Highlight Yesterday's Games
Bush leads Detroit in standout showing as top performers from yesterday's games emerge. N. L. leagues feature strong contributions across teams, with notable efforts fueling late rallies.
Week of school baseball schedule list leads with numerous games
Readable rail of matches for the week features Roxbury High at Franklin Field and Woburn at Woburn among many others. Wednesday includes Brighton High versus the School of Commerce and Medford facing Boston College High. Thursday lists Arlington at Rindge Tech and Quincy at Melrose with additional pairings across the region.
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Franklin Field
Melrose High
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Woburn
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Rindge M. T. S
Newton
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Weymouth
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Stoneham
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American A. C. Show Promises Notable Boxing Bouts
At the American A. C. show Thursday night the program features Newsboys title bout Frank Russell versus Francis, plus Marvelous matchups Kid Thomas of Lawrence against Mike Brown of Malden at 10 pounds, Young Fox of Somerville versus Kid O'Brien of Lawrence at 122 pounds, Miley of Roxbury against Jack Powers of Charlestown in middleweight, and Eddie Carr of South Boston versus Eddie Stanton of California in featherweight. Miley previously swept the B A A tournament. Brown claimed the New England 105 pound title in a strong field.
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Woman Tennis Tourney Opens at Clyde Park Country Club
Today at the Clyde Park Country Club courts the first women’s tennis tournament of the season begins with ladies singles in the morning and mixed doubles in the afternoon. Miss Evelyn Sears, former national champion, heads the tournament committee and is likely to attend. About 20 prominent society women are entered including Miss Eleanora Sears Miss Marion Fenna Mrs W A L Bazeley Mrs Shurtleff and others.
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Hilda Willams
Dorothy Draper
Clarence Denny
M. de Ford
Mary Parkman
Katherine Putnam
Preparing for Track Meets at Boston Schools
Boston school track athletes ramp up training for five upcoming outdoor meets. Major events include Harvard Yale Dartmouth Brown Interscholastic meets, Suburban League on June 2, and Boston High School field and track league on June 11. Officials plan candidate calls later this week or next as classes are organized into seniors, intermediates, and juniors for a large field day likely exceeding 500 entries.
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Father's defence of Jefferies Johnson bout sparks moral clash
Rev A C Jeffries, father of Champ Jim, defends his son’s boxing match against Johnson amid ministerial criticism. He argues boxing profits neither honors God nor condemns opponents, cites hypocrisy in anti fight protests, and says if money and glory were removed, fewer boxers and preachers would fight.
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Jeffries Skips Sparring as Ben Lomond Breaks Routine
Jeffries in Ben Lomond California on May 8 spent Sunday afternoon off sparring to honor a half holiday plan. He limited activity to a gym warmup briefly in the morning and a walk to scouting a fish market, avoiding regular training sessions.
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Johnson Starts Training Ahead of Jeffries Fight
San Francisco May 8 Under orders from George Little and at the suggestion of Kid Cotton Jack Johnson world heavyweight champion will begin training tomorrow The real work will be light but signals a serious push toward conditioning Johnson laughs at weight machines and punching bags saying he can hit prime in three weeks Local experts back him He rode with George Little to the San Jose auto races with friends.
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Boxing Gossip Fights Move Toward California Bound Eddie Murphy
Eddie Murphy after beating Tommy O Keefe gains attention for a South East bout with Dave Deshier at Armory Club Tuesday. Deshier is clever and popular. a close 12 round contest is likely. Semi finals include Johnny Glover vs Billy Nixon, George Alger vs Ralph Tickle, Kid Murphy of Lawrence vs Young Parker of Somerville. Possible Eddie trip to California if he wins.
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