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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1906

Page

8

Parrott Dividend Cut Shakes Copper Market

Wall Street traders react to Parrott Silver and Copper Company reducing its dividend from 50 cents to 25 cents per share. Copper shares drop as investors reassess ore values and supply, while Amalgamated and Anaconda rally before a late-day recovery. The Parrott move sparks debate on North Butte and Osceola prospects and hints at possible future dividend actions.

Wall Street San Francisco Parrott Silver and Copper Company New York London North Butte Tecumseh Parrott Amalgamated United Copper Utah Consolidated Arrott North Butte Company Arthur H. Gilbert Boston Stock Exchange Walter J. Brown Lydon Burs John Emmit Lynchburg Berlin Emmit Osceola Parrott Mining Company Foreign Department Boston Clearing House National Shawmut Bank City of Boston F. H. Prince William E. Soule

Market Bond and Stock Totals from Boston May 14

The Boston Market reports bond and stock sales for May 14 with totals across issues including Atchison Atch convert and Am Tel & Tel along with Dominion Coal and Mexican Central 4s. The document lists 8 1,000 Atchison 48 and 12,000 Am Tel & Tel 4s among others.

Atchison Tel & Tel Dominion Coal

Fire Devastates Massapoag Lake Hotel and Surrounding Properties

State police and Sharon officials will investigate the early morning blaze that destroyed the Massapoag Hotel along with multiple nearby structures. The fire damaged 500 acres of woodland and caused about 100000 in losses as wind carried embers across the area.

Massapoag Lake Hotel Sharon Great Massapoag Frank P. Eberly Milton Henry C. Richards Boston

Chicago Grain Quotations from Ennis and Stoppani

Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain quotes with May and July wheat and futures figures. They note a rising close but a visible supply decline and warn prices may ease without fresh selling pressure from outsiderness.

Ennis & Stoppani Chicago Board of Trade State Mutual Cl. Owen RBI Asdas

Harvard Athletes Deny Postcard Insult Report

Harvard athletic authorities and students quarrel with a Philadelphia claim that Harvard sent a postal card announcing the rupture of athletic relations with the University of Pennsylvania. Professor White denies any such card. Dr. Edgar F. Smith reportedly withheld it. The alleged message says the football series with Penn is discontinued to lighten Harvard’s schedule.

Harvard University of Pennsylvania White Athletic Committee Edgar F. Smith Philadelphia University Harvard Athletic Committee

Big Shift in Harvard Crew Before Cornell Race

Harvard rowing lineup changes were made as Flint was out and Corlett moved to the bow of the second boat. Emmons swapped with Tappan at positions in the second boat. Corbett entered at No 7 in the second shell while Richards was moved from 4 to 6, signaling a notable shakeup two weeks before the Cornell race.

Harvard Cornell Flint Corlett Emmons Tappan Corbett Richards

Market Sees Wide Move In Bond Prices May 12 14

Closing prices today versus Saturday show varied shifts across U S Treasuries and corporate issues. Notable mentions include U S 4s trading around 103 to 108 percent, Mex Cen 4s near 108, and Erie public securities near 100 percent, with several issues hovering just under or over key barriers.

K &T Ae Ry Mc Bal & O Do Sts Do Lst Inc Do 2d Inc Do 3d Inc Cé&Éoa Sir B&q N Cuba Ss

Hurd Stars at Noble & Greenough School Games

Edward Hurd led Noble and Greenough School in the annual Brookline handicap track games with three firsts. F Minot placed highly with two wins and a second, as Higginson and others earned podium spots in sprints hurdles throws and distance events.

Edward Hurd Noble & Greenough School Brookline F. Minot Higginson Peterson Hurd Scudder Taylor Eocene Whitman Starr Codman Proper W. Rogers Layman

Cambridge Latin Defeats Cambridge High In Triangular Opener

Cambridge Latin School beat Cambridge High 7 to 5 at Cambridge Common in the opening game of the Cambridge triangular league. Boyer allowed 11 hits for CHS while Latin School managed eight, with strong early offense and a five run second inning by CHS. Monahan, Ericson, Babson and Skilton starred for Latin, while Murray and Styles led CHS at the plate. Time 55 minutes. Attendance 800.

Cambridge Latin Cambridge High Cambridge Common Latin School Boyer Monahan Rcson Babson Feeney Crowley Williams Vickery R.f Beeching Reeves Bescheeks Boyer Skilton Cambridge Muray A. Chase Yeaver

MIT Sophomores Capture Interclass Baseball Championship

MIT sophomores defeated the freshmen 15 to 7 at Technology Field Brookline to win the interclass baseball title. Kelley starred for the freshmen with four assists. Boylston at first anchored the sophomores. Attendance 75. Time one hour 30 minutes. Umpire R. Glover.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Technology Field Brookline Kelley Boylston A.E. Peta Landis Williams Applin Ford W'tworth Barton Nichols Heilman Peirce Perry Daley C.f Sherman Stanley Minot Toppan O Sharp Rv.f Allen Saleh and Hake Siew Ig Adie Sharp Heisman R. Glover

Connolly Injured by Fall in Fourth Round Bout

Providence May 14 feature boxing match ended in the fourth round when Larry Connolly of South ae drove Terry Martin to the ropes and both toppled four feet to the floor. Connolly was dazed and unable to continue as Referee Finnerty awarded the decision to Martin.

Providence R. I Larry Connolly South Ae Terry Martin Philadelphia Connolly Martin Finnerty Meade Edé@ie Jansen

Roosevelt Returns to the Lie Attack in Senate Hearings

The speech recounts meetings with Chandler and other senators and asserts that the Hepburn bill could be meaningfully defined to limit judicial review. It claims no pledge to a single amendment and stresses that definitions should narrow review to ultra vires actions and constitutional rights.

Chandler House

President Roosevelts Veracity Under Fire Across Several Figures

Washington May 14 The President accused many men of lying including ex Senator Chandler whose statement he called unqualifiedly false Others named include Henry M Whitney John F Wallace William E Chandler Herbert W Bowen Alton B Parker George O Shields and Senator Thomas C Platt in a broad attack on alleged falsehoods tied to tariffs the Panama Canal and campaign contributions.

Washington Chandler Henry M. Whitney Boston John F. Wallace Panama Canal Commission William E. Chandler Spanish Treaty Claims Commission Herbert W. Bowen Venezuela Loomis Alton B. Parker Republian George O. Shields League of American Sportsmen Southwest Thomas C. Platt Representative Olcott New York

Tillman Would Not Comment on Roosevelt Statement

Senator Tillman spoke with callers about the President Roosevelt statement and said he would address the issue on the Senate floor. He met former Senator Chandler and urged a full history be issued. Tillman emphasized he did not initiate negotiations or seek Chandler’s White House visit regarding the railroad rate bill.

Tillman Roosevelt Senate Chandler White House

Former Senator Chandler stalls on White House statement

Chandler refused to discuss the White House statement. He said no statement would be issued now and expressed eagerness to see railroad rate legislation enacted.

Chandler White House

Calm Subdued Senate Deliberates Rail Rate Bill

The Senate meets in a quiet session Saturday to debate the pending railroad rate bill. Senators weighed amendments and pressed for careful consideration as key provisions drew mixed reactions.

Sermon Notes on Peacemakers by Senate Chaplain Hale

The Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale the United States Senate chaplain delivered scripture readings at yesterday's convening. He cited blessed are the peacemakers and blessed are ye when men revile you as guiding themes for the session.

Edward Everett Hale United States Senate

Senate Adopts No Amendments to Railroad Rate Bill

In Washington on May 14 the Senate met 11 to 5 15 p m with no amendments adopted to the railroad rate bill. Amendments aimed at railroad liability for employee injuries were rejected, signaling move toward the House bill on the same topic. Lodge proposed a nine member commission with Bailey’s district plan as a possible modification.

Washington Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce Independent House Interstate Commerce Commission Lodge Bailey

Letter to the Editor from A B Pinkham criticizing a Bostonian signed piece

A Boston letter writer denounces a Post article signed Bostonian for un-American bias. He accuses greed and avarice replacing patriotism and urges harsher labels of bigotry and sensibility to describe the author.

The Post Bostonian Old State House A. B. Pinkham

Tribute to Carl Schurz dies at 71 in New York

Carl Schurz a renowned revolutionist soldier statesman editor and reformer died early today at age 71 in New York. Messages of sympathy poured in from across the country and even from Prussia with President Roosevelt Grover Cleveland and others praising his service in peace and war and his long public career. He was born March 2 1829 in Liblar Prussia and served as major general at Bull Run Chancellorsville and Gettysburg and later as minister to Spain and Reconstruction official. The funeral Thursday will be a family affair per his wishes.

New York Prussia Carl Schurz Prince Henry Schurz Mr. Schurz White House Carl L. Schurz Roosevelt Lincoln Republic Grover Cleveland Paris Washington The New York Tribune Westside Post of St. Louis Detroit Post New York Evening Post Harper’s National Civil Service Reform League Bull Run Chancellorsville Gettysburg Spain Johnson South Republican Party Greeley Hayes McKinley Tormany Switzerland Kinkel Ndau Margareta Meyer Hamburg

Howard Smith Beats Bedell In Vicious Six Rounder

Howard Smith of Elizabeth New Jersey defeated Joe Bedell of a city in the fourth round at the Marlboro A. C. in a notably brutal six round card. Semiwindup saw Scroggs lose to Lew Meyers. Preliminary bouts featured several unclear results with multiple fighters named.

New York Howard Smith Elizabeth N. J Joe Bedell Ag City Marlboro A. C Scroggs Lew Meyers Youn Frenchy de Harry Z. Ee Sack Gros Ann Eile Taam Jac al Greenwood Dick Ee

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