Market dull and stock prices edge higher in lagging market
The market Thursday evening May 15 shows dullness and sporadic strength. In New York 200,000 shares changed hands with an overall uptick of about half a point. Copper and electric shares moved, with Mass Electric trading, Wyandotte and Winona showing bursts of activity. The market remains hampered by tight money and a looming miners strike while copper stocks set a higher London price and investor interest grows around Boston Fruit and United Shoe Machinery related moves.
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Harvard Student Aims for 60 MPH Steam Car Breakthrough
Harvard student G C Cannon and James P Cannon unveil a steam racing automobile with a 28 inch bicycle wheel drive, a large boiler and engine geared four to five times, claiming potential to reach 60 miles per hour. They plan to race in New York and New England events including Long Island trials on May 26. two-man crew handles steering and boiler work as they seek to break steam car records.
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Cincinnati Scores Final Win as Phillies Fall in Series
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia in the last game of the series with Ewing pitching well. Summer and Bay released. Attendance 40. Scoring play details show two base hits by Magoon Jacklitsch Barry Hallman and miscues. Chicago defeats Brooklyn in 12 innings as Lowe O Hagan combine on a key double play and Williams makes a late sensational catch. Attendance 2400.
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Mexican Investment Conference Call in Room 730
Those interested in Mexican investments are invited to call for a conference on land with the commissioner of a leading Mexican railway. It notes large mahogany and cedar tracts and lands suited for tropical agriculture at close prices. Call Room 730 58 State st.
Poston at Chicago and other early standings
In Pittsburg Penn May 15 both pitchers were effective and the game snappy throughout Tenney and Clarke were ejected in the eighth for a fist fight Attendance 2600. Pittsburg scored one earned run Leach Lush Demontreville Beaumont Cooley Carney Ritcher Smith Long Tenney Doheny Malarkey O'Day. Time 1h50m.
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Phillies Edge Red Sox Errors Save Seven-Hit Start
Cy Young delivered superb form in Philadelphia as seven scattered hits over six innings threatened a shutout. Boston fielding miscues kept the locals in the game, while Chick Fraser reported back with the Philadelphia National League club and planned to rejoin in the West.
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Baltimore wins on seventh inning batting outburst
In Washington on May 16 Baltimore mounted a seventh inning rally with two singles a double and two triples to clinch the game despite McGinnity’s earlier troubles Attendance listed at 3117
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Sunday Night Benefit Concert at Park Theatre
Boston seekers of entertainment will witness a notable programme next Sunday night. A charity benefit features Anna Held from The Little Duchess, John Henshaw, D. I. Don, Josie De Witt, Marie George with double quartet, and William McCart from The Strollers. Adele Rafter and George Frothingham join from the Boston Theatre. Idalene Cotton, Fougere imitations, Gould, and George Schiller appear from The New Yorkers. Paula Edwardes, Richie Ling, Harry Braham, and Charles Dixon from The Defender company. Neva Harrison from Two Little Vagrants closes the lineup.
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Boston University Commencement Week Schedule 1902
The programme lists Class Day on Tuesday June 3 with events at Worimer Hall Jacob Sleeper Hall and related alumni meetings. Wednesday June 4 is Commencement Day with trustees meeting at 10, address by Judge Simeon Baldwin at 2, convocation and speech by Rev. Francis J. McConnell. June 5-7 exam days at 12 Somerset Street. The class of 1902 is expected to be the largest yet.
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Cy Young shines again as Husting wins four straight
Baseball notes report Cy Young’s latest victory and Pete Husting’s four straight wins with the Athletics. Wins by Winters for Collins, Tenney’s sloppy fielding, Duffy’s Brewers beating a rival in the American Association, and young Thorney at 19 as a rising star are noted alongside manager quips and crowd reactions in cities from Boston to Cleveland.
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Games Today New England League Matchups Logged
Concord faces Manchester, Lawrence takes on Fall River, Dover plays Haverhill, and Nashua meets Lowell in a set of New England League games today.
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Local team breaks 12 inning duel with late winning hit
In Haverhill on May 15 the locals beat the Dovers 6 to 5 in 12 innings. Girard delivered the decisive single bringing in O'Reilly after eight chances by the new shortstop Mullaney made key plays. Smith pitched well, fanning seven and allowing one walk. Haverhill left 17 on base, while Dover left six. Mullaney, Bernard, and O'Reilly starred for Haverhill. Spooner and Joyce contributed with two-base hits. Attendance was 600. umpire Hassett. SQUIRE TEAM DEFEATS HOSMER follows.
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Fall River 6, Lawrence 3 in New England game
Fall River defeated Lawrence 6 to 3 as Murphy's third base play and running catches by Harrington Britt and Bun yan highlighted the effort. Umpire Fennelly ejected Krouse in the fifth inning for using wild language.
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Lowell 11 Nashua 6 from May 15 game
Lowell dominated Nashua 11 to 6 in an outdoor baseball showcase on May 15. Key plays featured a strong Lawrence drive and rookie pitcher LoweL yielding minimal opposition in early innings. Nashua struggled to capitalize, with errors hurting their offense throughout the contest.
Bridgeport Meriden And Other City Match Scores
Bridgeport Meriden score 5 to 4 in Bridgeport Meriden. Waterbury Norwich 10 to 5 in Waterbury Norwich. Springfield New Haven 7 to 4 in Springfield. Hartford New London 5 to 3 in Hartford New London. Newark New Jersey 4. Rochester 1. Ithaca Cornell 5 to Manhattan 2. Providence Toronto 4 with Providence. Worcester Montreal 9 to 4 in Worcester Montreal. Jersey City Jersey City 2 to Buffalo 1.
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Harvard Seeks Stroke For Varsity Crew Amid Trials
Dr. Jim Hutchinson of Philadelphia aids Harvard coaching as the crew undergoes hard trials on the Charles. Short stroke tests name Foster Smith and Brownell at stroke with Covel in Fran is's seat as efforts to select a premier stroke continue amid daily radical changes.
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Poultry Clinches Second in Marketmen Candle Pin League
The Poultry team clinched second place by sweeping the Barbers in three straight games at Carruth's last night. The Barbers finish tied for third with Wish, prompting a roll-off. Butter claims the championship with 21 wins and nine losses.
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Inquest Into Brooks Shooting Recorded In New York
The May 15 inquest into the Glen Island Hotel shooting of Walter Brooks was continued. Testimony included statements from William Vink and Joseph Wilson at Elmira Reformatory, with discussion of mislabeled milk tins and a condemned vinegar consignment. Mrs Brooks and Ruth Dunn reacted emotionally as proceedings linger to tomorrow for further witness testimonies.
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Ber Giher Sporting News See Page 3
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