Prices, Pessimism Rule Wall Street Bears
Wall Street markets slip under heavy selling pressure as concerns over money supply and Erie stock weakness weigh on sentiment. Gains in United States Steel preferred and selective gains in Amalgamated offer slight relief amid broader declines across mining, copper, and utility shares.
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Wall Street
Erie
United States Steel Preferred
Sub-Treasury
Macon
State Street
New York
Seppember
Amalgamated
Wolverine
Allouez
Bingham
Daly-West
Osceola
United States Mining
Victoria
Old Dominion
Parrot
Utah
Adventure
Massachusetts Gas Preferred
Massachusetts Electric Common
Central Oil
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
East Boston
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State
Bostoh Consolidated
American Rotary
Jupiter Steel
London
New York Metal Exchange
Pierce
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
D. W. James
Arthur Curtis
James McLean
Cleveland
H. Dodge
John H. Pierce
Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelting Company of
New Jersey
Trenton
United Globe Mines
Old Dominion Company of
Maine
Allouez Mining Company
Kearsarge Lode
No. 2
Bald Butte
Noted Brookline Trio in Fight for Senate
Brookline voters face a Republican primary for Senate in the fourth district with three prominent citizens contesting: Prentiss Cummings a retired lawyer and former U S district attorney official, Charles H Utley treasurer of local manufacturing firms and longtime town official, and Charles H Pearson connected with Chelsea Clock Company and Brookline governance. All are respected as Brookline figures with varied career highlights.
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Brookline
Prentiss Cummings
Charles H. Pearson
Charles H. Utley
Cummings
United States District Attorney
Greater Boston Street Railways
Cambridge Street Railway
West End Road
Guch
Elevated
Public
Brookline Savings Bank
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Boston
Columbus Manufacturing Company
Quincy Market Cold Storage Warehouse Company
Charles H Pearson
Chelsea Clock Company
Pearson
Miss Whiting Kitchen Maid Denies Family Conspiracy
Miss Lillian Whiting says she will fight the suit for conspiracy brought by former friend Miss Meeker of Greeley Colorado. She explains she served as kitchen maid to assist Miss Meeker and denies any property exchanges or plans to remove Miss Meeker. She notes meetings in the household were not clandestine and emphasizes she had no role in family affairs.
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Lillian Whiting
Miss Meeker
Greeley, Col
Mr. Meeker
Ex-dividend totals for listed and unlisted stocks
aEx-dividend totals show listed stocks at 14 077 shares and 69000 dollars. Unlisted stocks record 5927 shares. Senda.
July Wheat Jumps Up Chicago Market Bullish Close
In Chicago on May 16 the wheat market surged as beliefs in near total depletion of contract stocks supported prices. July wheat gained 1% closing near day’s high. corn and oats rose while provisions advanced. Primary receipts were 218,300 bushels.
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Chicago
Port of Peddock's Island steamer Porto Rico sails for New York
Reports detail the Porto Rico leaving Peddock's Island with sugar cargo bound for New York after landing Fifty-Ninth Coast Artillery troops at San Juan. The ship will be drydocked there for painting and repairs before resuming New Orleans to San Juan service.
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Peddock’s Island
Fifty-Ninth Coast Artillery
San Juan
Porto Rico
New York
New Orleans
P. R
Yarmouth
N. S
Prince Arthur
Halifax
Yarouth
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Boston
Lewis Wharf
Prince Edward
Prince George
Prince Rupert
Nova Scotia
T Wharf
Catherine
Ellen
Bat Whalen
Flora J. Sears
Frank Munroe
Quannapowitt
Ayer
Annie
Jehnnnie
Minerva
Robert
Arthur
Carrie F. Roberts
Philip P. Manta
Harvester
Ellen V. Gleason
Ignatius Enos
Philomena Manter
I. J. Merritt, Jr
Galatea
Jennie
Agnes
Malicita Enos
Had
Saxonia
Liverpool
Queenstown
J. E. Teye
Maritime Cargo and Passenger Movements Across Ports
A dense list of ships and vessels arriving and sailing, detailing steamers, schooners, barges, and tugs with their routes, origins, and destinations. Notable entries include City of Birmingham, Downing, Old Dominion, and City of San Antonio alongside multiple ports from New York to Portsmouth and Portland.
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Cestrian
Thomas
Liverpool
Peasengers
Frederick Ley
Durie
Puerto Plata
Birmingham
Burnee Savannah
Mdise
Downing
Old Dominion
Burton
New York
Joy
Lancaster
Sabbich
Philadelphia
Paxinos
Tharine Moon
Sullivan
Mary Brewer
Nutt
Kennebec
Annie Sargent
Tibbetts
Rockland
Ralph M. Haywood
Samos
Tee
St. George
S. Iane
Chester Wrehce
Seenlawt
Kelloch
Rothport
Cole
Calais
Fuse Lackawanna
Lewis
Hoboken
Cohocton
Eanrk
Boxer
Welshiladelphia
Mafion
Alburtis
Portsmouth
N. H
Bear Ridge
Gheektowsse
Wentsworth
Perth Amboy
Wit Tee
Baronet
Bravo
Daniel Willard
Betjamin
Herien Maywood
Roe
John A. Hughes
City of
San Antonio
John G. Chandlerly
Alice
South Amboy
Drifton
Wallpores
Silton
Gloucester
Lehigh
ncGoudrick
New New York
Beacon Bustie
Dover
Portland
Bizarre
Boston
Shipping News Miniature Alalaaoa
Shipping update notes sunrise at 4 21 and sunset time for the day. Day length is 16 hours 39 minutes.
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Shipping News
Alalawao
Seta
McNary Guest of Boston Teachers Association
Congressman William E. McNary was the guest of honor as about 100 members of the Boston Primary Teachers Association met at Hotel Nottingham. Speakers included Rev. Charles Ames Robert Metcalf John Brett and Miss Sarah L Arnold.
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William E. McNary
Boston Primary Teachers’ Association
Nottingham
Charles Ames
Robert Metcalf
Winchester
John Brett
Boston School, Board
Sarah L. Arnold
Simmons College
Petition Against Speed Way on Franklin Field
Massachusetts Civic League playgrounds committee led by James J. Minot presented a petition to Mayor Collins protesting a speedway on Franklin Field. The group includes Rev Reuben Kidner Mary Morton Kehew S C Lawrence Joseph Lee C W Hubbard George B Morrison and Elizabeth G Evans.
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The
Massachusetts Civic League
James J. Minot
Reuben Kidner
Mary Morton Kehew
S. C. Lawrence
Joseph Lee
C. W. Hubbard
George B. Morrison
Elizabeth G. Evans
Collins
Franklin Field
Aldermen Approve 1 825 000 Loan Bill for City Projects
The Board of Aldermen approved the annual loan bill totaling 1 825 000 with 1 500 000 for schools 300 000 for street improvements and 25 000 for new buildings at the insane hospital at Austin farm. The measure passed unanimously after referral to the public improvements committee. Appointments from the Mayor remain stalled and firemen off days requests were sent to the ordinances committee.
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Board of Aldermen
Insane Hospital
Austin Farm
Alderman Slattery
Doogue
Public Grounds Department
Sherman Curley
Alderman Knéeland
Committee On
Suffolk Sheriff May Extend Court House
The joint committee on judiciary reported a bill allowing the Suffolk County sheriff to arrange additions to the Suffolk County Courthouse after plans gain approval from the Governor the Mayor of Boston and the chief justice of the Supreme Judicial Court.
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Suffolk
Joint Committee On Judiciary
Suffolk Bare Association
Suffolk County
Suffolk County Court House
Boston
Supreme Judicial Court
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
General Court
Henry L. Plummer
East Boston Tunnel
Bill to safe theatres and churches after Iroquois fire
Massachusetts legislature committee reports a bill to improve safety in theatres halls and places of worship. Provisions require illuminated exit signs, non combustible curtains, fire resisting stage materials, metal netting on gaslights, two independent employee exits, curtain raised before each show, no loitering in aisles, safety matches only, and exit plans printed on programs or posted in buildings.
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Chicago
Massachusetts
Boston Aldermanic Bill Passes House
The Boston aldermanic bill urged by Governor Bates moves to engrossment in the House and then to the Senate. Representative Hannan of Boston seeks reconsideration while denying aldermanic ambitions and aiming for a third House term. Representative Woods backs reconsideration as the committee bill would elect 12 Democratic aldermen. Reconsideration failed 4 to 81.
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Boston
Bates
House
Senate
Hannan
Boston al
Dermanic
Representative Woods
Springfield Water Bill Faces $6 Million Graft Hints
In the Senate a water supply bill authorizes Springfield to take water from the Westfield River. Representatives Garfield Lyon and Whitcomb dissented. The measure goes to the people for acceptance, but critics allege a backers’ scheme and a $6,000,000 cost.
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Senate
Committee On Water Supply
Westfield
Garfield
Lyon
Whitcomb
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Ida Partlow
Iron-Ox Remedy CO
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