Markets Report Quiet Yet Firm Across Exchanges
Stock markets show calm firmness with total New York sales at 429,600 shares and Boston at 48,468. United States Steel led New York activity while Amalgamated Copper topped Boston. Notable gains and losses spanned National Lead preferred and Calumet group names amid dividend speculation and leadership changes in mining firms.
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New York
Boston
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet & Arizona
Nial
Superior &Boston
Amalgamated
Adventure
Centennial
Superior & Boston
Granby
Mass Mining
Michigan
North Butte
Market Focused on Gains as Bears Lose Ground
Trading on State Street shows professional activity with bears failing to sustain early pressure. Har riman Hill issues rise on Northern Pacific Union Pacific news while steel and copper shares lead gains. Erie and Wabash groups lift sentiment amid reports of earnings rises and merger talks.
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State Street
Bears
Harriman and Hill
London
Hill
Amalgamated Copper
Erie Railroad Company
Public Service Commission
State of New York
Wabash
Lackawanna Roads
Amalgamated
St. Paul
Erie
Reading
Union Pacific
Steel
Wabash Common
New York Stock Exchange
Market Letter Offers Inside Reasons Behind Movements
The weekly market letter claims authoritative analysis on recent market moves for regions including Arizona and Montana. Circulation exceeds 33,000 with requests welcomed for copies.
Boston Curb Market Features and Bond List Adjustments
Boston curb market today highlights include Calumet Corbin at 11-4 close and Southwestern Development at 25 cents, Bay State Gas 56 cents, First National 61-6, and notes on Geyser and Eclipse Oil names. Bond activity shows Lehigh Valley 3 million additional 4 percent bonds due 2003 totaling 26.539 million listed to date, with Louisville & Nashville 4 percent bonds of 4.591 million sold to a Boston New York banker syndicate and offered by N W Harris at 98 1-2.
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Boston
Calumet Corbin
Southwestern Development
Bay State Gas
First National
Geyser
Ohio Copper
Vulture
Black Mountain
Helvetia
Goldfield Consolidated
Eclipse Oil
Louisville & Nashville
New York
N. W. Harris & Co
Acme Consolidated
Ariz Mich
Benuver Sane
Begole Caer
Black Mt . Ae
Cal & Corbin
Arizona
San Antonio
Yukon
Alaska
de Amer Tobacco
Butte Coalition
Chicago Subway
Cobalt Central
Davis Daly
Douglas Coppe
Giroux Mining
Kerr Lake
Manhattan Transit
Miami
Nevada
Oor Dor
Utah
M & Dy
Nipissing Mines Co
Rawhide Coalition Eo
Standard Oil
Pitts
United Copper
Bond Market Notes and Bond Issues Reported
Massachusetts Railroad Commission petitions seek approvals for Boston & Northern and Old Colony street railway bond issues totaling 811,000 for property improvements. Stafford Springs treasurer invites bids for 40,000 four percent funding bonds due 1918 to 1937. NYSE-listed bonds include 11,000,000 general funding and improvement mortgage bonds due 1929 from Chesapeake & Ohio and 15,000,000 ten year 6 percent collateral trust bonds due 1918 from United States Rubber Company, with official notices in exchange for notes.
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Boston
Boston & Northern
Old Colony Street Railway
Massachusetts Railroad Commission
Stafford Springs
Conn
New York Stock Exchange
Chesapeake & Ohio
United States Mortgage & Trust Company
United States Rubber Company
Dividends Declared by Various Companies
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Co declares quarterly 30 cents dividends for stock of record June 30 with payment July 31. Detroit and Mackinack Ry Co pays semi annual 2 1/4 percent on preferred stock, with books close June 15 and reopen July 38. International Silver Co declares quarterly 1 1/4 percent on preferred stock, July 1. F I Dupont De Nemours Powder Co declares quarterly 2 percent on common stock, record June 5. F I Dupont De Nemours Powder Co declares quarterly 1 1/4 percent on preferred stock, record July 15 with payment July 26.
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Goldfield Consolidated Mines Co
Detroit & Mackinack Ry. Co
International Silver Co
FE. I. Dupont de Nemours Powder Co
F. I. Dupont de Nemours Powder Co
Calendar for Today Ex Dividend Meetings
Ex-dividend calendar items list today for Federal M and S preferred shares. American Pneumatic Service Company holds meetings scheduled as part of the day’s corporate events.
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Federal M. & S
American Pneumatic Service Company
Lockwood and Thayer Tied for Low Score
Seventy nine golfers played the qualifying round of a three day tourney at Woodland Golf Club. A G Lockwood of Allston and S F E Thayer of Woodland tied for best score with 78s, while A L White carded 80. The 48 lowest gross scores advance to match play in three divisions of 16. Several lead players withdrew today.
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A. G. Lockwood
Allston
S. FE. Thayer
Woodland
A. L. White
T. W. Small
J. W. Coe
A. M. Reed
R. M. Purves
Navy Beats Carlisle Ready for Army
Annapolis May 27 Carlisle fell 1 to 0 to the Navy in a fast game of bell closing the local season. The victory gives Navy hopefuls for a victory over Army in the inter service game at West Point Saturday. The Navy squad was escorted to the train by the brigade of midshipmen at 9 o clock tonight.
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Bell
Carlisle
Midshipmen
Navy
Army
West Point
Harvard 2d to Meet Springfield M T on Second Diamond
The Harvard second baseball team plays Springfield Manual Training School on the second team diamond this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The game continues a series between the two schools with Harvard aiming to secure another win.
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Harvard
Springfield Manual Training School
Harvard Golf Championship Playoffs At Oakley Club
The tournament at Oakley Country Club completed a round of championship matches with A H Shaw defeating B W Corkran 3 up and to play H H Wilder beating Mck Hollins 6 up 4 to play S W Largent edging A Sweeney 1 up and P M Smith defeating R Hornblower 4 up and to play Consolation matches saw H C Clark beat M MacArthur 8 up 2 to play W F Morgan won by default over T M Claflin T A B E Harris beat F T Clark 4 up 3 to play and A M Crosby defeated W E Russell 3 up 4 to play Play continues today.
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Oakley Country Club
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H. H. Wilder
Mck Hollins
S. W. Largent
A. Sweeney
P. M Smith
R. Hornblower
H. C. Clark
M. MacArthur
W. F. Morgan
T. M. Claflin
T. A. BE. Harris
F. T. Clark
A. M. Crosby
W. E. Russell
Looking for games for Saturday afternoon June 5
St Marys of Malden seeks opponents from Salem Attleboro Lowney Mansfield Plymouth Cordage or Reading for a Saturday game on June 5. Address Manager Albert J Welsh West street Malden.
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Wolcott A A clash moved to Dunbar grounds
The game between Roger Wolcott A A and the Jacksons of Charlestown was relocated from Franklin Field to the Dunbar avenue grounds on Saturday afternoon. Dan Sullivan will pitch for the Rogers and John Sullivan will catch.
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Franklin Field
Roger Wolcott
Roosevelt in History as One of America's Greatest Presidents
Henry Clews, at a Metropolitan Temple dedication, lauded Theodore Roosevelt as destined to rank with Washington, Lincoln, and Grant. He praised his reform work, extirpation of railway rebates, and anti corruption drive, and called the peace with Russia and Japan a major achievement. Clews predicted Roosevelt’s fame would grow with time and that his policies would endure under his successor.
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Portsmouth
Sothern and Marlowe Star in Romeo and Juliet at the Majestic
A large Boston audience saw E H Sothern as Romeo and Julia Marlowe as Juliet in a masterful, thoughtfully acted performance. Sothern's cool cynicism shifts to passionate restraint, while Marlowe impresses with youth and cultivated reading. Other cast members include Frederick Lewis Mercutio Ina Goldsmith nurse and Sydney Mather Tybalt. The show uses Gounod entr’acte music and runs into a weekend slate of Hamlet and Richelieu.
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Majestic Theatre
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Boston
Romeo
Mr. Sothern
Juliet
Capulet
Friar Laurence
Tybalt
Miss Marlowe
Shakspere
the Majestic
Frederick Lewis
Mercutio
Ina Goldsmith
Nurse
Rowland Buckstone
Peter
Sydney Mather
Tramlet
Ophelia
Richelieu
Zalder's German Restaurant Opens in New Washington Street Building
Zalder's German restaurant opens in a two floor, new building at 63 65 Washington Street opposite Beach Street. The lower floor is a wine room, the upper house a German dining room with over 10 tables. Yellow decor features German scenes with Flemish oak panels and mounted birds and fish. Zalder cuisine is served promptly with both imported and domestic beers on tap.
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Zalder
Washington Street
Beach Street
Germany
Baseball scores from Milwaukee Minneapolis and others
American Association results show Milwaukee 0 Minneapolis 2 in the first game and Milwaukee 5 Minneapolis 1 in the second. Kansas City 3 St. Paul 9 in the first game and Kansas City 38 St. Paul 2 in the second. Columbus 4 Louisville 2. Toledo Indianapolis postponed by rain.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Missing men return to armory after day-long search
Herbert White 25 and Reuben Lacasse 18 of Battery C M V M returned to the State Armory in Lawrence after three posses scoured the area all day in a manhunt.
Georgia strike to run mail trains with mixed crews
In Atlanta on May 27 a Georgia railroad strike triggers two crises. First, 12 mail trains will run with crews questioned for racial composition. Second, arbitration decisions loom as U S labor commissioner Neill may require the railroad to accept arbitration by noon tomorrow. Federal interstate commerce issues could follow if crews remain unsettled.
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Georgia Railroad
United States Commissioner of Labor
Neill
Scott
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Real reformers praised by alderman Hale letter
Alderman Hale defends reformers who study issues and push high ideals. He argues idealists elevate public opinion and practical reformers implement changes, both needed for progress. He warns against inexperienced voices harming politics.
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Matthew Hale
Boston Observers Missed New Comet Sight
The supposed comet racing toward Earth at 1,000,000 miles an hour near sunset was unseen by Boston observers as rain blocked the view. Harvard Observatory officials dispute the claim, saying what was seen was likely an atmospheric phenomenon or a remarkable aurora rather than a comet.
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William R. Brooks
Hobart College
New York
Professor Brooks
Baseball Notes: Dodgers Back in Hoops After Weather
Double header with Brooklyn begins at 2 this afternoon. The Doves claim Works, the Detroit waivers target. Fred Clarke’s second inning catch stands out as a key moment. Leach and Barbeau boost averages while Wilson edges toward Ty Cobb status. Joe Wood gains pounds and hopes to start next week. A Maryland recruit pitcher joins the Red Sox lineup eager for work.
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Dodgers
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Detroit
Fred Clarke
Leach
Boston
Barbeau
Wilson
Ty Cobb
Joe Wood
Ree Sox
University of Maryland
Monday double header at Dunbark avenue grounds
Monday schedule features a 9 o'clock start with Page Class versus Filene. The Bigelows of Quincy meet Roger Wolcott A A after that game. In the afternoon the Roser Wolcott A A with Dan Sullivan pitching faces St Paul's at Cambridge.
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Filene
Bigelows
Quincy
Roger Wolcott
Norfolk Y M C A Meet at Berwick Park
The Norfolk county Y M C A athletic meet will be held at Berwick Park on Saturday starting at 9 30 a m and running to 3 o clock with a short intermission. A hall game follows between Norwood Y M C A and Sharon Phi Alpha Pi.
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Norwood
Young Men's Christian Association of
Norfolk County
Berwick Park
Norwood Y. M. C. A
Sharon Phi Alpha Pi
Red Sox Jrs Clash In East Boston Championship
The Red Sox of East Boston meet Marion A. C. at Wood Island Park on May 31 for the 16 year old East Boston championship with a 7:50 p.m. start. In the afternoon they face Porters A. C. in a separate game.
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East Boston
Marion A. C
Wood Island Park
Porters A. C
Eastern League results mix with rainouts
Toronto edged Buffalo 1 to 0 while Montréal defeated Rochester 4 to 8. Netewik Baltimore game was postponed by rain and Providence Jersey City also postponed due to rain.
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Buffalo
Montréal
Rochester
Netewik
Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City
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