Market Review And Outlook For The Week Ahead
Last week showed all market phases from feverish starts to a strong upturn and a weak close. Expect no dramatic strength early next week and possible continued selling on Saturday. Strike talks and tight money add uncertainty, copper remains a focal point for Boston, and New York gains and losses list notable movers while the market weighs Amalgamated’s influence and broader supply concerns.
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Boston
Amalgamated Company
Standard Oil
Amalgamated
Dominion
New York
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Locomotive Preferred
Louisville & Nashville
Panhandle
Union Pacific
Brooklyn Transit
Consolidated Gas
Erie
General Electric
Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Manhattan
Metropolitan
New York Central
North American
Northwestern
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
San Francisco
Calumet & Hecla
Copper Range
Consolidated
Old Dominion
Bingham
Mass
American Pneumatic
Mohawk
American Telephone and Telegraph
Massachusetts Electric Common and Agricultural Chemical
Adventure and
Osceola
Wolverine
Rutland
Dominion Tron
Daly-West
Dominion Coal
Boston & Albany
HEATH
Three Drownings Reported in Lawrence Canal Tragedy
May 11 in Lawrence marks a day of drowning deaths as two men are found in the canal mud. Jerome M. Dunphy, 28, a Davis & Furber machinist from North Andover, likely drowned hours before his body surfaced. Albert Hainsworth, 43, a Boston & Maine worker, missing since Friday, presumed accidental. A 12-year-old boy, Andrew Frost, perished while fishing near the canal mouth after slipping from a tree limb into the current. his body had not been recovered by midnight.
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Lawrence
Jerome M. Dunphy
Davis & Furber
North Andover
Cambridge
Albert Hainsworth
Boston & Maine Railroad
Dunphy
Hainsworth
Andrew Frost
Kramer Makes Record Mile at Vailsburg Track
At Newark New Jersey May 11 Frank L. Kramer dominated the Vailsburg event sweeping the half mile open and the one mile handicap. He set a new record 1 57 2 5 for the mile the fastest ever by a handicap winner with McFarland also strong and teaming with Kramer Collett and Willams also showing. The five mile amateur handicap drew 52 starters a record with Henry Chappy winning 50 yards in 11 33 2 5 and W T Ivy taking lap prizes.
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Newark
N. J
Vailsburg
Kramer
McFarland
Collett
Willams
Frank L. Kramer
East Orange
C. H. Collett
New Haven
Henry Chappy
Little Falls
W. T. Ivy
Boston
Match Declared Off At Charles Fiver Park Races
Disagreement over pacing machines owned by Walthour and Champion leads to off for a proposed $00 side match. Walthour want concessions in motor gear, Champion group refuses. A possible June 5 team race between Elkes Walthour and Champion McFarland is planned. William Stinson plans light training this week to race June 17 after collarbone injury.
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Walthour
Champion
Charles Fiver Park
Harry Pikes
Albert
de Cuichard
Robb
Howe
Kennedy
Harry Elkes
Robbie Walthour
Albert Champion
Floyd McFarland
Elkes
Michael
William Stinson
Amateur Baseball Teams Seek Games Across Boston Areas
A compiled roster lists amateur clubs by locality with ages from 10 to 19, managers and addresses for Dorchester South Boston Medford and surrounding neighborhoods. Notable entries include St. Peter and Paul South Boston 17 18 A. F. Hockwell 147 Milk street and Atlantic A. A. South Boston 13 W. Barry 11 National street.
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Matieahetstaande
Y & Vnager
St. Peter's A. A
Dorchester
Valentine Rein
Stonehurst Street
Central Juniors
South Boston
Wiles
Bowen Street
Columbia A. A
James F. Hayes
West Third Street
Atlantic A. A
W. Barry
National
J. F. Leary
Howell Street
Boston
EB. Kennedy
Washington Street
SS. Peter and Paul
A. F. Hockwell
Milk Street
Swanseas
John Downey
R Street
Rambler Juniors
T. Cuffe
D Street
Roger Park Juniors
Brighton
James Jacobs
Peaceable Street
Southside A. C
Watertown
D. Sullivan
Main Street
East Milton Reds
East Milton
Peter J. Barry
Victor A. A
Mattapan
Carl Merry
West Selden Street
Utopians
J. P. Leahy
Bennett Street
Sagamore A. A
Fred Porter
Mer Street
Santon A. A
Canton
W. H. Morse
Drapers
Philip Lane
State Street
City
Battery Blues
Fast
Patrick J. Powers
Cross Street
Hartfords
D. C
E. H. Smith
Vernon Street
Enterprise
Meachams
West Somerville
Henry Thornton
Willow Avenue
Young
J. A. Carberry
Tremont Street
Young Crescents
E. P. Kennedy
Parsons Street
Roxbury
W. O’brien
Warren Street
Our Boys
East Boston
Bernard WL. Dunn
Porter Street
M. McDonong
Yisions
Jamaica Plain
T. W. Johnson
Centrals
A. Newman
Linwoods
Hyde Park
F. F. Savage
Rosewood Street
J. J. Teevans
M. Heller
West Fourth Street
Emmets
F. J. Burke
Church Place
Marions
Newman Street
Parker A. C
J. F. Griffin
Bickford Street
North End
W. A. Murphy
Hillsides
Charlestown
William Morrissy
Cook Street
Cork Point Stars
P. Flaherty
West Fifth Street
Berkeley Juniors
John Harrington
Dorchester Street
Crescents
Cambridge
EB. Callahan
Fourth Street
Elnas
J. J. Sullivan
E. J. Learys
Richard Sheehan
Freemans
William Fitzgerald
Maleys
J. Barden
Dorchester Avenue
Eurekas
M. J. Powers
Brooks Street
Library
D. B. Green
P. OM. Box
Atons
Albert Kelly
Winter Street
Lowell
W. F. Reddish
Minden Street
Young Pfeffers
Chester Norris
Olympia A. A
J. B. Lynch
Thomas IF. Clarks
Edward Murphy
Everett Street
Playfairs
Edward Marley
Decatur Street
Melrose P. P
Melrose
R. D. Farris
Vinton Street
Aeroys
Lynn
D. J. Donohue
Suffolk Street
Auburns
F. F E. Waite
Sidney Street
Sarre A. C
George Jacobs
Osborn Diace
Sumnere
George Holden
Cabot Street
Philip Hahn
FE Street
Howell A. A
Clide Campbell
Washburn
Can
B. Donlan
Rollinscourt
Atlantic Juniors
George
Locke
Powerscourt
Montefiore Associates
B. Freedman
Washington E Avenue
Union A. C
James Cragen
Fi Street
Bunker Hill Boys’ Club
H. Mason
Wood Street
McGlinchys
E. MccGlinchy
Bunker Bill Street
Baxter A. A
Joseph Kelly
Ninth Street
Midget A. A
J. R. Courtney
Twilights
H. Reardon
I Street
Boyans
John Norton
Marlon Street
Hawthorne A
C. A. Dolan
St. Marys
D. T. Larkin
Bennington Street
Granites
F. Harney
Granite Street
Metropolitans
Somerville
L. Dawes
Ashland Street
Nationals
The Starido Petit Cigars and Mexican Land Offers
The Starido petit cigars have no competitor you may think so but buy a box and see Susmann Bros 22 Water St Those Interested in Mexican Investments Are invited to call for conference on Land Commissioner of leading Mexican Railway large mahogany and cedar tracts and lands suited for tropical agriculture at close prices Call Room 730 58 State st
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Starido Petit Cigars
Susmann Bros
Water St
State St
No League Ball Here Till Friday in Boston Baseball Scene
Boston will suspend league play until Friday with Nationals and Americans away from home. Collins team returns Friday to face Philadelphia Athletics, then plays daily in Boston from Friday through Sept. 20 except June 30, Aug. 27, 28. Jimmie Collins and crew perform in Philadelphia today and through Thursday, while Herman Long’s team opens in Pittsburgh today, then moves to Chicago. Week summary shows Somers team posting gains, with improved batting and defense, as Buckenberger’s squad shows steady but tougher opposition against Brooklyn and Cincinnati.
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Boston
Nationals
Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
Huntington Avenue
South End
Jimmie’’ Collins
Philadelphia
Herman Long
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston Americans Lose Exhibition To Hoboken Nine
The Boston Americans were defeated 38 to 6 in an exhibition game at Hoboken. Boston outbatted Hoboken but costly errors in the field aided the home team. Batteries Mitchell and Criger for Boston. McPhillips and Lamar for Hoboken. Umpire Aerrity.
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New York
Boston
Hobokens
Hoboken
Mitchell
Criger
McPhillips
Lamar
Aerrity
Games Today American League Schedule
Boston visits Philadelphia while Washington matches Baltimore. St Youla plays Cleveland and Chicago travels to Detroit in today’s AL action.
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Detroit
Chicago
I$t. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
St. Youla
Mullin’s Seven Inning Start Stalled by Chicago Rally
Mullin pitched seven strong innings but Chicago rallied in the eighth and ninth, tying the score. Yeager subbed in ninth. In the tenth McGuire drew a walk, Buelow ran, advanced on Casey’s infield hit, and scored on Harley’s two bagger into the crowd for the winner. New York 5 St Louis 4 in National League action.
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Detroit
Mullin
Chicago
Yeager
McGuire
Buelow
Casey
Harleys
A.B. R
B. P.O. A. BE. Casey
Harley
Barrett
Holmes
Elberfeld
Pee
A.B
P.O
Strang
Jones
Green
Tavis
H. McFarland
R. F
Isbell
Daly
Sullivan
Pratt
Patterson
Wrens
Maullin
Piatt
Jatt
Gleason
Davis
Byatterson
Ullin
Timoe
Johnstone
New York
van Haltren
Seereee
Brodie
Lauder
Dorle
Taylor
ST. Louis A.B
Ferrell
Donovan
Raft
Smoot
Barclay
Kruger
Hartman
Ryan
Ib Steer
Nichols
Cere
Wicker
Dt. Louis
Jackson
Bean
Dopevan
Farrell Kruger
Farrell
Smith
Wild
Oyches
St Taylor
Louis
Millionaires and Notables Lead Country Club Golf Tourney
Boston joins 40 entrants in an 18 hole open match as judges, financiers, athletes, and club notables vie for the silver cup. Notables include Judge Robert Grant, T Jefferson Coolidge Jr, Police Commissioner Charles Curtis Jr, George Barnard, Louis Frothingham, Dr Harold Ernst, H W Crosby, Henry Russell, Robert Saltonstall, Samuel Carr, Lawrence Curtis, George Francis, Francis Amogy, Herbert Jaques, Thomas Wheelock, Mortimer Mason, Clement Houghton, Frederic Holder, and others in a fashionable season opening event at the Country Club.
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Robert Grant
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Old Colony Trust Company
Boston
Judge Grant
Charles P. Curtis, Jr
George B. Barnard
Algonquin Club
Louis A. Frothingham
Harvard
Harold Ernst
W. R. Crosby
Henry B. Russell
Ance
Robert Saltonstall
Samuel Carr
Crosby
Lawrence Curtis
George H. Francis
Brookline
Francis Amogy
Commonwealth Avenue
Somerset Club
Herbert Jaques
Thomas R. Wheelock
Mortimer Mason
8. D. Warren & Co
Clement Houghton
Frederic Holder
Beacon Street
Changes Made by Father Walsh at Cathedral of Holy Cross
In assuming duties at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Rev. N. P. Walsh has introduced changes to boost attendance. The 7 o'clock mass payment was cancelled and the parish divided into four districts allocated to Father McCoy, Father Dolan, Father Mullin, and the pastor, hoping to bring the congregation closer to the parish through closer contact.
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Father Walsh
Cathedral of Holy Cross
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
N. P. Walsh
Father Sullivan
Father McCoy
Father Dolan
Father Mullin
Remodelling of St. Josephs Church Underway
The Rev Father Millerick new pastor of St. Josephs Church West nd orders major remodelling of the church at a cost near 12000 dollars. The project includes converting the adjoining house to a parochial residence and turning the old residence into a vestry. Repairs aim for completion by September first.
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Father Millerick
St. Joseph’s Church
West Nd
Doheny Shuts Cincinnati As Pirates Triumph In Tight Game
Doheny pitched superb ball allowing six hits and no runs as the Pirates defeated Cincinnati. Pittsburg showed better play while Cincinnati struggled before Ewing relieved. Attendance reported at 10,000.
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Cincinnati
Doheny
Pittsburg
Ewing
A.B. R
P.O. A. E. Davis
R. F
Clark
R Hoy
Dodds
Treckley
Crawford
R ” Beck
Saar Care Boc
Corcoran
Seeree Wees
Leach
Stolen Hoy
Davis
Beck
Beckley
Bergen
Power
Browne
Brooklyn shuts out Chicago in CORALS contest
Chicago May 11 Brooklyn blanked Chicago in a CORALS time event. Newton starred in excellent form holding opponents at bay. Attendance reported at 17 000.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Newton
No Game In Cleveland As Sheriff Halts Attempt
Cleveland Ohio May 11 There was no attempt to play a game of professional baseball here today by the Cleveland American League team. The baseball group decided not to oppose the sheriff s determination to stop any attempt at a game and President Kilfoyle said no game would be played in deference to the court before whom the injunction argument was made awaiting decision.
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Cleveland, O
Groue
Kilfoyle
Baseball Scores From Newark and Providence
In Newark Newark hosted a 15 inning game where Toronto defeated Newark 3 to 8. At Providence Rochester played a 10th inning tilt with Providence winning 10 to 9.
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Rochester
Providence
Newark
Toronto
Vanderbilt entries fail to place in Paris races
In the Longchamp replay on May 11 W K Vanderbilt owned horses Nettle and Flash did not place in the Prix Daru and the Prix de Vire flay respectively.
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Paris
Longchamps
W. K. Vanderbilt
Washington Wins Chess Match by Telegraph
The telegraph chess contest between Washington and Brooklyn concluded with Brooklyn defeating Washington by a score of 8 to 4. The match showcased rapid play and strategic openings across multiple boards, highlighting Brooklyn's superior execution and timing.
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Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Erne and Gans Eighth Lightweight Title Bout
Frank Erne the lightweight champion defends his title against Joe Gans in a 20 round bout at 136 pounds. The fight is before the International Athletic Club of Fort Erie Ontario with a guaranteed purse and split receipts. Erne trained in Buffalo and comes in in peak condition. Gans, arriving in good form, backs his chances amid strong bets and odds.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Erne
Joe Gans
Baltimore
International Athletic Club of
Fort Erie
Ont
Ernc
Gans
Millstreams Crew Trials Under Coach Delano on Charles River
Coach Delano of the Millstreams tested a senior eight on the Charles River in a tryout. The crew may race Union Boat Club on May 31 or June 7. New rowers include Dinneen English Doherty Ryan Sears weighs 115 pounds and is to row coxswain. The club, in Delano’s ninth year, has won 22 races, and he keeps high praise from the rowers.
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Delano
Millstreams
Union Boat Club
Patrick Lyons
George McDonald
James English
Dennis Dinneen
Daniel Burke
James Dillon
Patrick Doherty
Joseph Ryan
James Sears
Dinneen
Doherty
Ryan
New England Rowing Association
Boston
Urke
Nness
Sears
FAST TROTTERS TO MEET AT NEW ENGLAND BREEDERS MEETING
Secretary Jewett lists entries for the $10,000 2:07 class to be trotted at the Breeders' Association annual meeting in September. Eleata from Portsmouth, Boralma from Boston, Chain Shot from New York, The Monk from New York, Peter the Great from Boston, on Herr from Lexington, Lord Derby from New York, Dolly Dillon from Santa Rosa Farm, and en Silver from Bardstown.
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Jewett
New England
Boston
On Herr
D. J. Qabill
Lexington
Lord Derby
E. E B. Smathers
New York
Dolly Dillon
Santa Rosa Farm
Santa Rosa
Cal
En Silver
J. L. Drinen
Bardstown, Y
Roxbury Cricket Club unveils season schedule dates
The Roxbury Cricket Club announces a season schedule with matches at Franklin Field and other venues. Notable fixtures include Lynn Wanderers at Franklin Field on May 17, Brockton there May 24, Lynn at Lynn May 31, Chelsea and Everett games later in the summer, with several opens on July 12 and August 16.
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Roxbury Cricket Club
Lynn Wanderers
Franklin Field
Brockton
North Billerica
Lynn
Chelsea
Maynard
East Boston
Everett
North Gear
North Billericn
Small Navy Yard Fire at Charlestown No Damage Found
An alarm from Charlestown Navy Yard reported a fire in a bituminous coal bin in the lower ship house near Pier 9 around 6:65 p.m. The marine guard and Boston fire department responded, extinguishing the blaze. Cause was spontaneous combustion with no damage.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Pier 9
Marine Guard
Boston Fire Department
Junk Men Have Lively Meeting
About two hundred junk men gathered at Schwartz's Hall to elect officers and raise funds. Police and janitor clashed over a contracted half hour, as a mass exit formed to dodge the contribution box while officers tried to hold the door.
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Schwartz's Hall
Leverett Street
Boston Board of Police
Boston
West End
Ways and Means
McDonough
Mystery in Malden Injury at 52 Clinton Street
Police respond to a 3 AM call with Mrs. Welsh found unconscious and bleeding at residence of Richard Welsh in Malden. She offers conflicting accounts of injury, a bloodied stick is found, and no arrest is made as investigators pursue a clear motive.
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Malden
Clinton Street
Richard Welsh
Powers
Dunn
Thompson
French University Gains Paris After Reballots
May 11 report shows 128 ministerialists and 40 anti ministerialists elected from 168 re ballots. Ministerials gain nine seats, strengthening the government's majority in the chamber. Dreyfus champion Joseph Reinach loses in Basses-Alpes.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Joseph Reinach
Basses- Alpee
Along the Water Front Seiners Return With Mackerel Scores
Seiners arrived at the fish pier for the first time this season with mackerel trips per day. The clipper schooner Odna Wallace Hopper led with 120 barrels fresh and 140 salt in two hours off Montauk Point. The Arthur Binney followed with 112 barrels salt, signaling a strong demand as prices stay high. Other vessels and cargoes docked amid heavy weather, with European liners expected and dredging work underway in the main ship channel.
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New York
Newport
Wdna Wallace Hopper
al. Mallock
Montauk Point
Arthur Binney
Maurice Whalen
The
Binney
Nantucket Shoals
Chatham
Ellen M. Doughty
Ellen Pooler
Rowland Hill
Halifax
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Dominion Hne
Ottoman
Parry
Hoosac Docks
Taverpool
Portland
Forest City
Leyland
Caledonian
London
Allan Line
Glasgow
Galway
L. P. Holmblad
Stettin
Christiania
Storm King
Antwerp
Ulrikan
Cuba
Delaware Breakwater
Ice King
Morses of Bath
Brayman Bros
Minot I. Tilcox
Gaelic School Session at Philo Celtic Society Meet
Sunday session held in the Hudson and Oak street school room with Superintendent James Drinan and J. J. Ahern directing classes. Vice President C. J. Lyons presided as members John King J. J. Ahern presented songs and readings in Irish and English. a poem in old Irish was read by Mr Drinan.
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Philo-Celtic Society
Hudson Street
Oak Street
James Drinan
J. J. Ahern
C. J. Lyons
John King
Knickerbocker Limited to Run on Shore Line Route
Increased demand for parlor car seats on the 1 p. m. Air Line Limited from Boston to New York, and limited cars cause delays. Starting on the 19th, the train moves to the Shore Line route and is renamed the Knickerbocker Limited. It will be entirely parlor cars and follow the Bay State Limited path.
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Boston
New York
Air Line
Shore Line
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