Wall Street Stalls Amid Mixed News and Copper Rally
The May 15 trading session shows slow bond demand, muted overall market strength, and renewed copper stock momentum led by Amalgamated Copper. Rumors of mergers and potential reforms influence prices while the Equitable Life matter drags on.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
London
Burlington
Rubber Goods Company
United States Rubber Company
New American Smelters Securities Company
United States
Boston
New York
Voees
Iwell New York Funds
State Street
St. Paul
Amalgamated
Combine
Boston Market Obx Dividend Record Summary
The listing reports first instalment paid and rights issued. Total sales show listed stocks at 22 374 shares and unlisted stocks at 12 235 shares with 21 rights. No further readable details available.
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Aeroseeet
Good Weather Bears Down on Wheat Market Blues
Chicago May 15 clear weather weighed on the wheat market. July prices swung with initial gains erasing to a weak close after profit taking. May wheat in Minneapolis rose while forecasts of continued clear skies spurred renewed selling. primary receipts totaled 238 100 bushels.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Ennis & Stoppant
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
Seyaie Uly
Ennis Stoppani
Lawson Denies Buying Philadelphia Gas Plant
Thomas W. Lawson asserts the report that he bought the Philadelphia Gas lease is false. He says he was never behind the purchase, noting only a possible interest but finds chances of outside access to the system minimal, and predicts Philadelphia will remain constrained for a while longer.
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Philadelphia
Lawson
Pennsylvania
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston Beats Detroit 6-2 in Series Finale
Boston defeated Detroit 6 to 2 in a strong display led by Dineen's pitching and solid defense. Mullin and McIntyre highlighted Detroit's miscues while Boston's timely hitting and base running secured the victory.
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Boston
AB. R. BH
Burkett
J. J
Parent
Seeseeeseneer
Stahl
Grimshaw
Freeman
Unglaub
Detroit
O'Leary
Sullivan
Croreewenseeerre
Mullin
O’leary
Hickman
McIntyre
Cooley
Coughlin
Ferris
Dineen
Kneen
By and Grimshaw
Ferris Parent
Crawford
Sheridan
Philadelphia Beats St Louis 4 0 Behind Poor Support
Philadelphia won the deciding game of the series 4 to 0 in St Louis as the defense and Glade on the mound failed to support the effort.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Glade
St Patrick's T A S Field Day Entries Close May 25
The fifth annual field day of St Patrick's Total Abstinence Society will be held in Brockton on Memorial Day. Entries close May 25 with J M Ward, 28 Ward Street. Events include 135 yard handicap 100 yard consolation high jump pole vault broad jump boys race local amateur race and a baseball game. Entrance fee is 1. Eugene Buckley will set handicaps.
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St. Patrick's Total Abstinence Society
Brockton
J. M. Ward
Ward Street
Eugene Buckley
Chicago Beats New York 10 to 4 in Final Series Game
Chicago won the last game of the series against New York by 10 to 4. Walsh started for the locals and was tagged for runs, with White relieving and allowing only four hits. White held New York in check as the visitors managed scattered contact.
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Jones
Callahan
Seeeee Davis
Donahue
Ib Tee
Sullivan
Tannehill
Dundon
New York
O. A. Dougherty
R. F
Keeler
Orth
Chicago
White
Anderson
Donohue
Conroy
Green
Davis
Williams
Walsh
Market Edges Up as Short Covering Buoys Stocks
New York May 15 The stock market showed a dull start then gained strength as short covering and a delayed Supreme Court decision on a franchise case spurred buying. No major developments altered overall bullish sentiment and traders anticipate further upside while watching crop reports. Prices rose modestly on active volumes.
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Amalgamated
Heinze
New York
United Copper
Montana
Centennial
Old Dominion
Allouez
Atlantic
Boston Consolidated
Isle Royale
Mass
Michigan
Santa Fe
Trinity
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Victoria
Bingham
Copper Range
Greene
Mohawk
Parrott
Hunt
United States Circuit Court
Parrott Company
Boston & Worcester Preferred
Massachusetts Gas Common
United States Oil
United Fruit
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
Common
Dominion Coal
Dominion Iron
Mining and Stock Exchange
North Butte
Majestic
Utah Apex
Supreme Court
W. B. Smith & Co
Congress Street
Officials named for Worcester hill-climbing contest
Worcester May 15 The Worcester Automo bile Club selects officials for the May 25 hill climb led by President Elliot C. Lee as referee. Judges include Samuel M. Butler Lewis R. Speare and James Dorr with Asa Goddard starter.
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Worcester Automobile Club
Elliot C. Lee
American Automobile Association
Samuel M. Butler
Automobile Club of America
Lewis R. Speare
Bay State Automobile Club
James Dorr
Asa Goddard
Frederick E. Frost
Worcester Club
H. P. Bagley
O. M. Savels
George Otis Draper
Carl H. Page
W. B. Clark
Ira P. Smith
James Murphy
Checkers
H. C. Goulding
William A. Chaffin
J. B. Moss
George H. Hill
Worcester Police Force
Ex Champion Bicycle Rider Edward Anthony Released on Bail
Edward Co. Anthony, once a bicycle racing champion, was jailed for contempt in Taunton related to unpaid installments to his wife Dora Anthony. He was released in New Haven on $131 payment, with counsel John B. Tracy securing the release. Anthony then returned to Stoneham.
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New Haven
Conn
Edward Co. Anthony
Dora Anthony
Taunton
John B. Tracy
Anthony
Stoneham
Hackenschmidt Champion Down With Typhoid Fever
St. Louis dispatch reports world champion wrestler George Hackenschmidt ill with typhoid fever. He canceled engagements and left for New York by fast train. The Russian Lion defeated an American three times and a terrible Turk once in under thirty minutes Saturday night.
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ST. Louis
George Hackenschmidt
New York
George Hackenschmidtz
Dartmouth 11 Syracuse 0 in Hanover contest
Dartmouth shut out Syracuse 11 to 0 as R Glaze pitched with strong defense from Watkey and McCabe. Only three Syracuse players reached second base as Watkey was held at bay. Attendance listed at 800 with Haggerty umpiring.
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N. H
Dartmouth
University of Syracuse
Glaze
Watkey
R.H.E. Dartmouth
Syracuse
R. Glaze
McCabe
Wilbur
Haggerty
Cleveland Eds Highlight Young and Yale Rough Play
Cleveland notes Young’s move to Cincinnati editorial pages while Yale teams are described as playing rough this season. Holy Cross infielder Joe O’Brien seeks engagement. Public notices list addresses and upcoming games and personnel changes at local fields.
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Joe O’brien
Holy Cross
Tremont Street
Woburn
T. T. McHugh
Washington Street
Victor Willis
Ewing
Fred Doe
Lynn
Corcoran
Kelley
Cincinnati
McCloskey and Ashley Stage Hard Fought Brockton Bout
In Brockton on May 15 the boxing card at the Young Men's L and A C drew a crowd. Blink McCloskey of Philadelphia and Guy Ashley of Fall River fought 12 rounds with fast exchanges and solid defense, Ashley pressing more but McCloskey blocking effectively. The prelims featured Young O'Brien vs Finley, and Johnny Saunders quitting early against Heywood Briggs. Next meet will pit Rouse O'Brien against Tommy Scully of Chicago.
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A. C
Blink McCloskey
Philadelphia
Guy Ashley
Fall River
O’brien- Evans
Ashley
McCloskey
Blink
Young O’brien
Rouse
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O’brien
Keizer
Cambridge
Johnny Saunders
Heywood Briggs
Whitman
Rouse O’brien
Tommy Scully
Chicago
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