Market Review and Outlook After Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court decision on Standard Oil sent prices to yearly highs and the 1910 peak. The rise was fueled by speculation, now tempered as the public digests new levels. Bear markets last about a year and bulls about two, suggesting more gains ahead. Prospects look bright with bumper crops, favorable foreign trade, cheaper commodity prices, easy money, strong bond demand, and bullish banks.
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Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Congress
Calendar for today Ex-Dividend VOKE Corte PR
The notice lists corporate actions with a focus on ex-dividend dates and closing books. It mentions Ohio Copper and related market updates, signaling upcoming corporate actions and share trading implications for investors.
Big Canoe Day At Charles River Draws Thousands
The Charles River hosted a record 2000 canoes with crowds lining Riverside and Auburndale. Dozens rode boats and launches as the park scene at Norumbega Park opened drawing about 10,000 from Boston via enhanced car service. The day ended late with steady canoeing and a police presence guiding inexperienced paddlers.
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Charles River
Riverside
Auburndale
Metropolitan Police
Norumbega Park
Boston
Zoo
Orators on Common Speakers Debate Tax Reform and Luxury
The Common’s oratory season opened with veteran speakers addressing topics amid heat. Robert B Capon urged prosperity under single tax while denouncing taxation as death-dealing, as Peter Riley proclaimed labor friendship and urged attention to a stalled resolution on state issues.
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Robert B. Capon
Boston
Beacon Street
McNamara
Labor
Peter Riley
Indiana
Archbishop O'Connell Lays Corner Stone of New Church
Archbishop O Connell led the corner stone ceremony for St Aidan's Church in Brookline yesterday at 4 pm attended by over 2000 people including bishops priests from the Boston diocese and more than 100 Holy Name Society members. The event featured a silver trowel gift, a bronze box with parish history and donations, and a reception after the ceremony.
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Pleasant
Freeman Streets
Brookline
William H. O'Connell
Boston
Holy Name
Society of St. Aidan’s Church
Pleasant Street
Joseph F. Coppinger
Edward F. McLeod
Michael Fay
George Smith
Holy Name Society
Freeman Street
Father Coppinger
O’connell
St. Aidan’s Church
Erskine Smith
New York
George Havens
Whitney Hall
Coolidge Corner
Mgr
J. E. Millerick
St. Joseph’s Church
West End
Edward J. ‘Moriarity
St. Peter's
Cambridge
Michael J. Splamne
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Cathedral
Edward McLeod
St. Joseph's
John J. O’brien
Hugh Roe O'Donnell
St. Anthony, Allston
Thomas McManus
John Cassidy
St. Lawrence
Cornerstone laid for St. Raymond's Church in Providence
Governor Pothier attends cornerstone ceremony with Providence and nearby city mayors, clergy, and laity. Bishop Harkins lays the cornerstone and Dominican order begins its charge of the new church with Father Malloy delivering the sermon. Dominican priests from New York and Newark also attend.
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Aram J. Pothier
Pawtucket
Central Falls
Woonsocket
St. Raymond's
Matthew Harkins
Father Malloy
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New York
Newark
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Quimby Girl Seeks Broadway Consent and Change of Life
Miss Quimby from Quimby plans to leave her Brooklyn friend’s apartment to pursue Broadway work. She signed a contract for a chorus role in a Savage production but seeks her mother’s written consent to accept a more ambitious Broadway opportunity. She vows never to return to live with her stepfather Mr Werner and cites lacking clothes as a hindrance while hoping for support from her mother.
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Boston
Miss Quimby
Werner
Bika
Tali
Brooklyn
Poston
Queal Big Favorite Over Alf Shrubb
Billy Queal the American champion is a strong favorite over Al Shrubb the British champion in a special 12 mile race at the Boston American league grounds Wednesday night. Queal has defeated all comers across the West and is expected to win by at least two yards. Shrubb has followers who believe he can reverse past defeats. A record crowd is anticipated as stars from Mike Norris to Ted Crooks and others are listed for the event.
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Billy Queal
al Shrubb
Boston
Queal
Shrubb
Orth
Pga
Shrugks
American League Park
Mrs Gardner Seriously Ill In Fenway Palace
Mrs John J Gardner is critically ill in her Fenway palace and has cancelled all social engagements pending recovery. Her illness has lingered with poor health for some time and two weeks earlier she was seriously indisposed during a Gloucester visit.
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John J. Gardner
Fenway
Gardner
Gloucester
Taft praises Y M C A black Washington project
President Taft spoke to more than 1000 African Americans in Washington praising the Colored Y M C A movement and the $100,000 home plan. He commended the Y M C A work and Mr. Rosenwald of Chicago for a $25,000 gift to the Washington branch and building fund despite directorate rules.
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Washington
Taft
Colored Young Men’s Christian Association
Rosenwald
Chicago
Y M C A influence praised by President in wartime speech
The President lauds the Y M C A for shaping young men during formative years, citing its役 in Manila and Hong Kong and its role in providing a robust Christian club environment. He emphasizes its value for young colored men as well as white men, urging moral guidance over temptations.
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Hong Kong
America
England
Taft Summer Home Inspected at Parrametta
Major Archibald W Butt and E W Smithers visited Parrametta to review cottage alterations for the White House summer home. Officials expect the President and family to arrive around July 1 with executive offices planned in the Mason building Cabot street.
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Archibald W. Butt
Taft
E. W. Smitkhers
White House
Parrametta
Mason Building
Cabot Street
Major Butt
Woodbury Cottage
Woodbury Point
R. D. Evans
Evans Cottage
Willoughby vs Anderson in title clash at Columbia Theatre
Walter Willoughby of Cleveland and Sam Anderson of Boston meet again for the middleweight title in a finish match at the Columbia Theatre next Friday night. Their first duel lasted two and a half hours with Anderson winning. A large crowd is expected with stage seating and two preliminaries at 8:15.
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Walter Willoughby
Cleveland
Sam Anderson
Boston
Columbia Theatre
Anderson
Willoughby
Weekend Boxing Card Listings Across Cities
A dense schedule lists multiple bouts across New York Brooklyn Albany Pittsburg Philadelphia Winnipeg Indianapolis Gary and more. Notable matchups include Young Erne vs Jack Ahearn and Monte Attell vs Karl Denning with amateur bouts slated at Armory A A in Twin Sullivan vs Porky Flynn and Eaddie Murphy facing Johnny Willetts.
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Young Erne
Jack Ahearn
New York
Jimmy Dunn
Young O'Leary
Brooklyn
Paddy Sullivan
Young Nitchie
Kid Henry
Tommy Quill
Albany
Woburn C
Woburn
Mass
Buck Crouse
Mike Glover
Pittsburg
Harold Walker
Chicken Roskin
New Bedford
Monte Attell
Karl Denning
Indianapolis
Eaddie Murphy
Johnny Willetts
Jerry Gaines
Bob Lefaver
Joe Nelson
Billy Morrow
Jack Leon
John Perelli
Mike Twin Sullivan
Bob Armory
A. A. Moha
Toronto
Ack Dillon
Tony Caponi
Winnipeg
Buckwin Miller
Jimmy Fryer
Philadelphia
Jeff Clarke
Mike Donovan
Joplin
al Kublak
Barney Williams
J. Smith
Joe Hyland
Pixon
Frankie Wednesday
Tommy White
Morris Bloom
Jim Cooley
Ind
Kgo O. Brennan
Buftanapolis
Hillard Tang
Falo
Chuck Larson
Mike Sheridan
Gary
Tommy Murphy
K Brown
Johnny Coulon
Eetne
Mountaia
Jack Sullivan Daly
Fort Way
Sailor Burke
Fred Maguire
Harney Riley
Lowell
Young Ahearn
Goodman
Aines
Armory A. A
Twin Sullivan
Porky Flynn
Sian
Forben
Eadle O'Keefe
Kansas City
Pores
Igs Perron
Lewiston
Teffarsonte Dale
Dum Oy
Yale Varsity Rowing Faces Changes Ahead of Haeford Race
Alumni and undergraduates wonder about Yale rowing as changes are admitted for the eight tomorrow after a conference with Coach Kennedy. Van Sinderen’s inconsistent seat, Tucker and How trial, and renewed English stroke prompt possible shifts. The eight trains for the Haeford race and sails to Gales Ferry next week for over four weeks, aiming to develop a winning crew amid coaching questions.
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Yale
Frost
Haeford
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Wolgast to Meet Burns in San Francisco Championship Bout
Ad Wolgast and Frankie Burns of California prepare for a 20 round fight next Saturday in San Francisco. Jack Welsh will score the bout. The lightweight limit will be strictly enforced and Burns should weigh in at the contract figure without trouble.
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California
San Francisco
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Wolgast
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Boxing bouts and matches across cities draw local interest
The San Francisco crowd awaits lightweight Wolgast’s likely win as boxing events unfold nationwide. Highlights include Knockout Brown versus Tommy Murphy in New York in a 10 round decider, Eddie Murphy versus Johnny Willetts in Boston, Jerry Gaines versus Bob Lefavor in Cambridge, Billy Morrow versus Dick Nelson in Lawrence, and John Perelli versus Jack Leon for six rounds. Also planned is Tom O Rourke’s white hope tourney for the National Sporting Club with about 18 entrants, plus picks of George Memsic versus Johnny McCarthy in Los Angeles and Mike Twin Sullivan versus Bob Moha in Toronto. Open tournament and three special bouts fill Armory A A’s Friday card.
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Armory A. A
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South Boston
Philadelphia
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Wileletts
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Dick Nelson
Lawrence
John Perelli
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Tom O'Rourke
National Sporting Club
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Sammy Smith
Tom McCarey
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Kansas City
Keep Busy To Be Cool Says Wylie
Dr. Harvey W. Wylie, federal pure food expert, offers heat coping counsel. He urges avoiding thoughts of heat and keeping busy with work to prevent suffering, warning against idle people who dwell on hot weather and those who ask if it is hot enough for you.
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Harvey W. Wylie
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