Wall Street Apathy Delays Market Rally Across May 9
Wall Street on May 9 shows persistent market lethargy with no relief from trading apathy. Amalgamated climbs to 48, Tri Mountain characterized by questionable dividends, and Copper Range demands high bids but scarce buyers. A Helena dispatch notes Heinze-Amalgamated rumors of a possible pooling or sale, with Montana industrial politics scrutinized.
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Dominion Iron
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Boston Mining and Stock Exchange
American Rotary
Bald Butte
Greene Consolidated
Jupiter Steel
Wyandot Mining Company
Charles E. Adams
William O. Gay
M. A. O'Neil
Irving J. Sturgis
Jackson, Curtis & Co
Congress Street
Helena
Mont
F. Augustus Heinze
Butte
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Montana
John G. Morony
United Copper Company
Boston News
Lawson
William Scallon
Amalgamated Properties
Heath
Two Years to Close Up Union Trust Affairs
Samuel W McCall and Charles F Choate Jr receivers of Union Trust Company filed assets totaling 189896 60 With notes due May 24 1902 including Barrett Advestinn paper Co and Charles H Adams The saving bank commissioners expect the affairs to remain unresolved for two years.
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Samuel W. McCall
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Union Trust Company
W Barrett
Advestinn Wepaper Co
Charles H. Adams
Saving Bank
Drift Ice Delays Halifax Steamship Route Through Straits
Drift ice in the Straits of Canso holds Halifax steamship passage to Hawkesbury and Charlottetown until Saturday May 14. Ice tends to stay together due to winds, delaying normal river and gulf breakup. crews expect clear passage by the 14th.
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Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Attractive routes to the St Louis Fair travels
Simmons and Marsters of Boston issued tour plans to the St Louis exposition with options including Montreal Quebec St. Lawrence River Thousand Islands Niagara Falls Chicago Great Lakes and other steamship routes. Rates start at 24.00 with liberal stopovers at Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago Washington and more. Circulars available at 298 Washington Street Old South Building.
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Old Dominion Steamer Resumes Service From Boston to New York
The Joy Line restarts the steamer Old Dominion after major overhauls. Daily May trips offer daylight voyage to New York with views of Martha’s Vineyard and Hell Gate. Depart Boston Wednesdays at 5 p m and Saturdays at 6 p m returning Sundays. Rates valid until June 1. schedule and rates available by mail from E D Pitts, 808 Congress street, Boston.
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Rain Delays All Local and New England League Games
Rain forced the postponement of every local game scheduled for yesterday along with all New England league contests. Local venues and league officials will announce new dates and make up plans in the coming days.
Barry Scores Another Draw In World Chess Tournament
Cambridge Springs Penn May 9 America and France lead the international masters tournament at the Hotel Rider. Marshall of Brooklyn and Janowski of Paris won their ninth round games to stay atop with 8 points each. Barry drew with Schiechter after a Petroff defence, preserving a four game undefeated run. Lasker beat Tschigorin, while Lawrence defeated Mieses in 56 moves. PillsburyTeichmann drew after 48 moves. Showalter Fox and Delmar Marco adjourned as the field tightens.
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Pittsburg Promises 25000 For Two Star Pitchers
Pittsburg May 9 Two bundles of 1000 dollars await the man who lands two specified pitchers for Pittsburg. Dreyfuss aims to acquire stars including Hahn Bernhart Iveland Mullin Young Baston Fraser Nation Waddell Weimer McGinnity and Check of St Paul. A three year contract is planned for the New York pitcher Matthewson not yet named by Pittsburg.
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Matthewson
New York
Hahn
Cincinnati
Bernhart
Iveland
Mullin
Detroit
Young
Baston American
Fraser
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Waddell
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Chicago
McGinnity
St. Paul
Home Races for School Crews
At a meeting of the Interscholastic Rowing Association the decision was made not to send an all interscholastic crew to the Henley regatta in Philadelphia this season. With May 30 fast approaching and Boston and Metropolitan regattas nearby, the move aims to defend the Franklin trophy while coordinating a possible special race for schoolboy crews. The association plans to attempt entry at St. Louis for the national regatta and to raise funds for expenses. Championship races are set for May 25 to 28.
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Metropolitan Rowing Association
Charles
St. Louis
Tufts Amherst Tennis Meet May Be Called Off
May 9 Tufts annual dual tennis meet with Amherst was set to start with five matches at Amherst this week and end with five in Medford next week. Amherst faculty barred Tufts players from going to town, risking a cancellation. If sanctioned, Tufts will send players to Amherst and five matches will be played between the rivals.
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Boston Market Bonds Ex Dividend Instalments and Share Totals
Ex dividend data shows first instalment and total sales for listed stocks 61 shares at $37,500 in unlisted stocks 2984 shares. Market details indicate bond activity and share counts across listed and unlisted holdings.
Boston Nationals Shut Out by Chicago in Wet May Day
Chicago pitcher Jake Wiemer dominated the game as Boston failed to muster more than two hits. Chance, Kling, and McCarthy all contributed runs for Chicago while defensive miscues from Boston helped seal the shutout in a rain-soaked afternoon in Chicago.
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New York Beats St Louis In Five One Defeat
New York defeated St Louis 5 to 1 as two errors and timely hits produced four runs in the second inning. Slagle was hurt on a collision chasing a bunt and may miss a week. Moran steadied behind the plate. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn as Kellum shut them down after the first inning, with sixth inning hits producing all runs.
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Pittsburg Triumph Over Philadelphia In Tight National Game
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 3 to 2 as a wild throw by Dooin in the seventh opened the big inning. Philippi kept many runners from scoring and was aided by solid defense. Lush pitched a strong game, delivering what could have been a charity win.
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Dooin
Philippi
Lush
Standings Then and Now in the American and National Leagues
A look at how league standings have shifted since last year shows Chicago leading the American and Boston dropping to third, while in the National Giants led with Pittsburgh second, though Pittsburgh has fallen back. The article notes Boston's rich culture of baseball statisticians and the prominence of dope analysis in collecting averages and percentages.
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Harvard Lacrosse Defeats Hobart 4 3 at Soldiers Field
Harvard lacrosse beat Hobart College yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field by 4 to 3. After a 4 to 1 first half lead, Hobart outplayed Harvard in the second half but could not overturn the deficit.
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Fitz Foresees Title Bout Ambition In Ring Talks
Fitz states his plan to fight the McCoy O Brien winner in Philadelphia next Saturday and declares he will challenge the top American fighter after Jeffries. He criticizes Boston for not allowing boxing yet praises the city and Boston crowds. An earlier sparring bout with Bob Armstrong at the How ard drew a large, fast exhibition, culminating in a bruising exchange and Fitz’s swift counters. Two daily exhibitions are planned at the Howard, with a 2 30 PM session.
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Fitzsimmons Aims To Follow Epoch Makers In Oratory
After a three round exhibition with Bob Armstrong at the Howard theater, Bob Fitzsimmons spoke to the crowd in a calm, practiced voice praising Boston’s welcome, comparing himself to John L. Sullivan and Daniel Webster and vowing to study acting between fights and headline a show next season. He lauded Wendell Phillips and John Boyle O’Reilly, and said he plans to imitate great orators while continuing his boxing career.
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Daniel Webster
Bunker Hill
Wendell Phillips
John Boyle O'Reilly
Fitz
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Spring Cup Tournament Opens At Country Club
The annual spring cup golf tournament for members began yesterday at the Country Club with F. B. Holder defeating C. L. Barlow 3 up. The field is larger than prior years and high class golf is expected. Harv ard class championships were postponed due to heavy rain. play will resume today if conditions improve.
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F. B. Holder
C. L. Barlow
Pop Concerts Draw Large Audiences at Symphony Hall
The Pop concerts at Symphony Hall under conductor T Adamowski attract large, sociable audiences. Tonight's program includes overtures from Flotow Fra Diavolo and Suppe Pique Dame, waltzes by Waldteufel and Strauss, marches by Suppé and Sonja, acts from Gondoliers and Three Little Maids, and Wagner Ride of the Valkyries.
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T. Adamowski
Flotow
Wagner
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