Prices Hold On Dull Trading As Copper Stocks Rally
Prices hold on a dull trading day as copper shares gain value and insiders face questions. Amalgamated Copper and rivals rise while markets reflect cautious patience amid strike fears and weak liquidity. London buyers and New York activity fuel a cautious upswing. dubious insider moves draw scrutiny.
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London
United Metals Selling Company
American Metal Company
Lake
Amalgamated Copper Company
Amalgamated Company
Centennial
Dominion Iron and Steel
Wall ‘Street
Boston
Dominion Iron
Amalgamated
Wall Street
Wall Street Trust
Gates
Union Pacific
New York
Northwest
Boston Stock Sales Report Summary
Total sales cover listed stocks 16 985 shares and bonds 86 816 dollars unlisted stocks 6 378 shares and bonds 91 850 dollars. Assessment paid noted.
Weld Crews Rout Newells in Harvard Interclub Races
Wray on the Weld led a clean sweep over Newell rivals in the Harvard interclub graded crew races on the Charles from Longwood bridge to the Union boat house. The Weld boats dominated all three races, with the first crew expected to race at Annapolis and Cornell, while exam clashes delayed a final decision. Notable Weld boats include the first and second crews with Walcott and Macomber in key seats, and the third Weld crew under Locke, all proving faster than the Newell lineups coached by Vail of Philadelphia.
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Harvard
Charles
Longwood Bridge
Union
Wray
Weld
Newell
Vail
Philadelphia
Annapolis
Cornell
Terday
Newells
Walcott
George
Brooks
Bent
Greenough
Rich
May Party and Dance at Enterprise Social Club
The Enterprise Social and Athletic Club held its third annual May party and dance at Copley Hall last night. A concert of popular music ran from 8 to 9. President Benjamin Stellar and Miss Eva Alcader led the grand march with Vice-President Herman Teffer and Miss Leah Cohen guiding the procession. About 50 couples followed. A. Lipman supervised the floor with a aids team. Arrangements were by Nathan Hilzeize, Benjamin Stellar, Herman Treffer, Harry Kudich, and Joseph Finkle.
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The
Enterprise Social and Athletic Club
Copley Hall
Benjamin Stellar
Eva Alcader
Herman Teffer
Leah Cohen
A. Lipman
Corps of
Aids
Nathan Hilzeize
Herman Treffer
Harry Kudich
Joseph Finkle
Democratic congressional campaign plan outlined in Washington
The Democratic congressional campaign committee chose to locate its headquarters in Washington and expand its executive committee from 11 to 4 members, eight from the campaign committee and all outsiders. Ben T. Cable of Illinois is expected to chair. The Chicago headquarters will direct the West campaign while the main committee handles the East from Washington.
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Washington
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Executive Committee
Congressional Campaign Committee
Ben T. Cable
Illinois
Chicago
Metropolitan Regatta Elects Officers for Next Year
The Metropolitan Rowing Association annual meeting at the B A A elected W S Youngman as president and named officers including vice president Dr Hugh Cabot and secretary J F Facey. The regatta is set for June 17 with entries closing June 10. interscholastic crews and non metropolitan club crews may participate.
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Metropolitan Rowing Association
Youngman
W. S. Youngman
B. IA. A
Hugh Cabot
Union B. C
J. F. Facey
Riverside B. C
J. W. Crooks
Harold P. Wardwell
H. H. Holton
James F. Phelan
Bradford B. C
Ehdadward J. Brown
Jeffries Point R. A
George McDonald
Millstream B. C
W. F. Hines
Richard Walsh
St Joseph's A. A
Hugh Cayot
Hugh Minturn
Weld B. C
Granville Clark
Newell B. C
P. W. Healey
Shawmut R. C
Man Arrested for Selling Policy Tickets in Cambridge District
William Smith of Everett Somerville was arrested yesterday afternoon on the charge of selling policy tickets on Cambridge street. This marks the 28th arrest for policy selling and promoting within the past month. Almost all offenders have been convicted and fines totaling 1975 dollars have been paid.
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William Smith
Everett Avenue
Somerville
Cambridge Street
Concord Golf Club match ends in draw as Concord defeats Allston 2 to 2
In a team match at Concord Golf Club on May 14, Concord defeated Allston by a score of 2 to 2, marking a tied result in the two team events.
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Concord
Concord Golf Club
Allston
Harvard Crimson Beats Lampoon in Holmes Field Contest
The Harvard Crimson defeated the Harvard Lampoon yesterday on Holmes field with Forthingham as umpire upheld by a 26 inch horse pistol to quiet protests. After the second inning the scorer striked, and the Crimson painted Cambridge crimson as they paraded up the yard led by Editor Dickinsons bull terrier in a crimson blanket.
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Harvard Crimson
Harvard Lampoon
Holmes Field
Forthingham
Crimson
Cambridge Crimson
Mae
Dickinson
Golf at Country Club matches crown 1901 medal finals
At Brookline Country Club yesterday several matches crowded the ongoing club tournaments. F C Hood defeated R H Daniels 8 up 2 to play to win the monthly medal for 1901. Hood beat Daniels 3 up 2 to play in the finals. Wadsworth defaulted in spring cup first round while Fenno beat Carry up 6 to play second round. In the Women’s May handicap Phelps defeated Salstonstall 2 up 1 to play and Hamlen beat Sargent 6 up 4 to play.
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Brookline
F. C. Hood
R. H. Daniels
C. Hood
B H. Daniels
E. ‘Wadsworth
E. N. Clark
L. C. Fenno
Marie Phelps
R. Saltonstall
M. P. Hamlen
Alice Sargent
Harvard Yale Dual Meet entries list for Soldiers Field
Harvard and Yale announce their annual dual track meet on May 24 at Soldiers Field Brighton Fifteen entrants per event will form the teams with a complete list of Harvard and Yale athletes across sprint distance hurdles jumps and throws included in the entry.
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William R. Driver
Harvard
Yale
Soldiers Field
Brighton
Burditt Wins Open Handicap at Wollaston Golf Club
T A Burditt of Wollaston Club won the gross prize in the open handicap stroke event at Wollaston Golf Club Montclair. He posted 78 with a late finish including a 4 on 17 and a steady 18th. Thorp of Oakley was second in 79, while Becker of Woodland won net prize with 71 on a 14-handicap. Weather was ideal and greens praised.
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Wollaston
T. A. Burditt
Wollaston Club
Wollaston Golf Club Links
Montclair
W. A. Burditt
Price
Burditt
J. G. Thorp
Oakley
C. L. Becker
Woodland
May cups second-round results at Brae-Burn links
Newton May 14 second-round matches at Brae-Burn Golf Club West Newton. Class A W H Thayer beat P P Crawford 1 up after 20 holes. Class C F M Sherman beat George A Frost 1 up. Frost beat F S Baldwin 4 up 4 to play. Class D T B Lindsay beat D W Noyes 5 up 3 to play. May cup women at Newton Golf Club. Mrs A B Cobb won golf sweepstakes. scoring: Mrs A T Clark 3 points, Mrs Cobb 2, Miss Olive Morrison 1, Miss Margaret Cobb 1.
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Newton Golf Club
A. B. Cobb
A. T. Clark
Cobb
Olive Morrison
Margaret ©. Cobb
Bicycle notes at Charles River Park race trial by G G Cannon
Harvard University Automobile Club member Mr. G C Cannon tested a steam racing car track mile in 1m 45s, slower than the steam car record of 1m 6s. The boilered machine uses bicycle tubing frame, 24 horsepower, two operators. A five mile race is set for next Tuesday with amateur and motor paced events, including Maya and Kee gan. The track mourns Archie McEachern's death and recalls three prior motor paced fatalities caused by obstructions near the course.
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G. GC. Cannon
Harvard University Automobile Club
Charles River Park
Cannon
Chester Norris
Louis Mettling
Charles McConnell
Otto Maya
Patsey
Keegan
Maya
Peatertay
Hl Winsett
Bobby”’ Althour
Motors
Archie McEachern
Miles
Stafford
Waltham
McHachern
Johnny Nelson
Princeton shuts out Brown in 9-0 victory
Princeton defeated Brown 9 to 0 in Princeton New Jersey. Dunscombe pitched superbly allowing four hits while Leland yielded the runs, Brown’s Pearson Cosgrave and Steinwender collected Brown’s three of the six hits. Umpires were Henderson and Underhill. Time two hours.
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Princeton
N. J
Brown
Dunscombe
Leland
Pearson
Cosgrave
Dunecombe
Lelan
Phillips
Balk
Davis
Steinwender
N. Henderson
Philadelphia
Underhill
Woburn High Beats Medford High In Tight City Clash
Woburn High defeated Medford High 13 to 12 in a heated afternoon game at Medford. Key players included McMahon Kee and Hearn for Woburn and Brown Cram and Hughes for Medford as the teams traded runs and near misses in a sporty district matchup.
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Woburn High
Medford High
Medford
McMahon
Kee
Hearn
Brown
Cram
Hughes
Mechanic Arts Tops Adams Academy In Close Baseball Contest
Mechanic Arts High School defeated Adams Academy 9 to 5 at Wollaston yesterday afternoon. Bjorkland Van Amringe and Kelley starred for the winners while Doyle Moyle and Bennett showed well for Adams. Two-base hit by Winckley and a Bjorkland three-base hit highlighted the game. several players drew walks and there were multiple strikeouts. Attendance and some scoring details footnoted.
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Mechanic Arts
Adams Academy
Wollaston
Brjorkland
van Amringe
Kelley
Doyle
Moyle
Bennett
Adams
Winckley
Bjookland
Strobel
Thomas
Reardon
Hoxie
Wilgon
Davenport
O'Brien
Doble Hoxile
Curtis
Brickley
van Aniringe
Miller
Sheppard
Yale Defeats Lafayette In Baseball By Five Run Margin
Yale beat Lafayette 8 to 5 in New Haven as Yale fielding tightened the game. Lafayette hit well but miscues by the visitors allowed Yale runners to score. Batteries Yale Westcott Garvan Welton Winslow. Lafayette Prichard Irwin. Umpire Gruber.
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YALE
Lafayette
New Haven
Conn
Westcott
Garvan
Welton
Winslow
Prichard
Irwin
Gruber
Williams Defeats Amherst Aggies In Close May Game
Williams edged the Amherst Aggies 13 to 12 in a low scoring contest played this afternoon. Batteries Bodfish and Cook for Williams with Smith Woodsworth and Quinn for Amherst are noted in the abbreviated box.
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Williamstown
Williams
Amherst ‘‘Aggies
Mass. Agri. Col
Bodfish
Cook
Smith
Dartmouth Beats Tufts 5 to 3 in Hanover Tilt
Dartmouth defeats Tufts 5 to 3 in Hanover. Key performers Hobbs bat steadily while Rollins pitches well for Dartmouth. Batteries Rollins and Corse for Dartmouth. Perkins and Punkett for Tufts. Game noted for strong Dartmouth batting and pitching on May 14.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Tufts
Hobbs
Rollins
Cee Cura News
Corse
Perkins
Punkett
Exeter Triumphs 1 0 Over Harvard Freshmen
Exeter, N H May 14 Phillips Exeter defeated Harvard freshmen 1 to 0 winning on a first inning run. Exeter when three men were on base each inning later could not push across more but Cook puzzled the Harvard lineup. Spencer starred in right field with four put outs and two assists. Batteries Cook and Cooney Tuckerman and Thomas.
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Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter
Harvard
Innin
Cook
Harvards
Spencer
Cooney
Tuckerman
Thomas
Holy Cross Triumphs Over Andover 14 to 3 in Baseball
Holy Cross dominated Andover in a 14 to 3 win. Coakley pitched well for Holy Cross while Brown struggled for Andover, which committed 11 errors. Andover scored three runs in the ninth as Holy Cross let up.
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Andover
Holy Cross
Brown
Will
Coakley
Noonan
Reach
Somerville High Cruises Past Cambridge High in league clash
Somerville High defeated Cambridge High 15 to 1 on the Broadway grounds. Cambridge lost their regular pitcher Barnes, Grebenstein yielded many runs, and Somerville hammered 24 hits amid a lop-sided afternoon.
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Somerville High
Cambridge High
Broadway
Barnes
Grebenstein
Somerville
Lowell High Falls to English High at Franklin Park 14 to 7
English High defeated Lowell High School at Franklin Park yesterday afternoon with a 14 to 7 score. Wilson of English led with the rounds in 82 as the lowest medal score on public links this season, while English High players Longley 3, Wilson 8, Sibley 3, Glidden 0 totaled 14. Lowell High’s Wilder 0, Parker 0, Buttricks 0, Putnam 7 totaled 7.
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Lowell
English High
Franklin Park
Wilson
English
E. Longley
A. Wilson
I. Sibley
H. Glidden
Lowell High
Wilder
R. Parker
W. Buttricks
B. Putnam
Roxbury Latin Rout Boston Latin In Local Golf Meet
Roxbury Latin defeated Boston Latin 26 to 1 in a Greater Boston Inter scholastic League golf match at Franklin Park yesterday. White led with an 88, 43 out and 40 in. Roxbury Latin players White Whitte Pierpont Haberstroh P. Grant Jr total 26. Boston Latin Mansfield Heath Packard Ritchie totaled 1.
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Roxbury Latin
Boston Latin
Franklin Park
Greater Boston
White
Roxbury
Whitte
Pierpont
Haberstroh
P. Grant, Jr
Mansfield
Heath
Packard
Ritchie
Baseball scores across multiple city matchups
At Lakeville Yale 24 to 8 two teams, at Providence Buffalo 15 to 4, Norwich 8 to 7 Bridgeport, New London 7 to 2 New Haven, Waterbury Hartford 7 to Waterbury, Meriden Springfield 3 to Meriden 4 in 0 innings, Newark 3 to Montreal 1, Worcester Rochester 7 to Worcester, Jersey City Toronto 5 to Jersey City, Bangor Maine 2 to Bates 1.
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Lakeville
Conn
Yale
Hotchkiss
Providence
Buffalo
Norwich
Bridgeport
New London
New Haven
Waterbury
Hartford
Meriden
Springfield
Newark
Montreal
Worcester
Rochester
Dying of baseball blow in Ithaca incident
Richard Ross remains unconscious after being struck by a batted ball on the temple during a Sunday game in Ithaca New York. Doctors report he is believed to be dying tonight from the injury sustained in the incident.
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Ithtaca
N. Y
Richard Ross
Ross
Harvard Names A M Browne Golf Captain
A M Browne class of 1903 was elected captain of the Harvard golf team last night. He is the university champion and enjoys wide popularity.
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A. M. Browne
Harvard
Browne
Palmo Tablets Promise Rosy Health for Nervous Women
Nervous pale and fretful women can gain strength and a youthful look with Palmo Tablets. Each box costs cents, 12 boxes $5 with guarantee, money-back if unsatisfactory. Sold by Walker-Rintels Drug Co Dewey Square. Bradbury 637 Washington St. Putnam 31 School St. Eaton 150 Friend St. Klein's Tremont and Boylston Streets.
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Dewey Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Washington St
F. H. Putnam
School St
C. F. Eaton
Friend St
Klein's
Tremont and
Boylston Sts
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