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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1905

Page

8

Market Review and Outlook for Wall Street in Summer

The May bear raid appears to end with higher prices unlikely soon. Investors face weak interest, Panama tariff concerns, uncertain tax rules, and crop prospects. Mr. Lawson’s market influence may fade, but a bull move could come later in the summer if conditions improve. Boston copper markets show dull activity with prices down despite a sound longer-term outlook.

Lawson Wall Street Europe New York Panama Canal Wall’ Street Boston

Aid Sought to Save Mary Rogers Life in Supreme Court Move

Montpelier Vermont May 28 Attorney John H Senter and Thomas Moloney plan to take Mary Rogers case to the United States Supreme Court to seek a reprieve. They estimate printing costs around 8000 and total costs near 1000 with printing. urging philanthropy to cover expenses. They note the Vermont Supreme Court has ordered daily sessions this week to file a writ of error and criticize Judge Watson for writing the opinion.

Montpelier John H. Senter Mary Rogers Supreme Court Thomas Moloney Rutland Bennington United States Supreme Court Senter Vermont Supreme Bench Father Sullivan Washington Vermont Supreme Court Watson Mary M. Rogers

Boston Slugs Past Chicago to 8 6 Victory

Boston defeated Chicago 8 to 6 in a high scoring game before 14000 fans. Key moments included Collins stealing home in the sixth, Criger and Tannehill advancing on walks, and Jesse Tannehill driving three two baggers and five singles for the winners. Owen struggled with wild pitches and bases on balls.

Chicago Boston White Sox Frank Owen Collins Owen Criger Tannehill Ferris Sox Patterson Jesse Tannehill Bostons Chicagos Jones Holmes Davis Parent Sullivan Selbach Bostonians Freeman Grimshaw AB. R. BH. PO AB. R. BH. PO. A Donohue Grimshants Umptire—O' Loushlin

Worth a Thought Doan’s Kidney Pills testimonial from Boston resident

Walter Mullen of 10 Upton Street reports strong relief from back and kidney pain after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He says the pills cured his backache, improved kidney function, and overall health. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is sole U. S. agent. Remember the name Doan’s.

Boston Walter Mullen Upton St Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Wells Memorial and People's Institute Field Day Set

The annual field day at Franklin Field starts tomorrow at 1 PM with events for both institutes. Competitions include 50 yard dashes for girls and under 15 boys, bicycle and team races, various jumps, sack and potato races, baseball, and prizes for each event.

Wells Memorial and People’s Institute Franklin Field

Lamplighter Is Injured In Railroad Tie Mishap

Martin Nee a 39 year old lamplighter from 95 West Eighth street South Boston was caught between two railroad ties yesterday and required surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital.

Martin Nee West Eighth Street Boston New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Massachusetts General Hospital

Amalgamated Copper Annual Meeting Notice

Notice to stockholders of Amalgamated Copper Company announces the annual meeting on June 5 1905 at 10 am in Jersey City at 243 245 Washington Street office for electing a Board of Directors and other lawful business. New Jersey law prohibits voting stock transferred within 20 days preceding the election. Dated May 26 1905. A H Melin secretary.

Amalgamated Copper Company Comany Hudson County National Bank Washington Street Jersey City N. J New Jersey Corporations’ Agency New Jersey A. H. Melin

Mary Rogers Remains Calm Ahead of Execution

Mary Rogers, in Windsor Vermont, faces Friday’s gallows with unusual indifference. Guards report she shows little emotion or curiosity about her case, remaining tranquil through four months in jail and uncertain fate.

Windsor Montpelier Mary Rogers Court of Last Appeal Windsor Jail

St Louis Triumphs 5-1 In Final Washington Game

St Louis won the final game of the series against Washington 5 to 1 to avoid a whitewash. Petty hurled well for the home team, while Washington managed only one run on an error. Patton had a rough day with two costly errors. Koehler's center field play stood out. Attendance was 12,300. The score: 5-1.

ST. Louis Washington Petty Patton Koehler

Boston Players Hug Feet of League Ladders in 1905 Opener

After a lay-off, Hughey Duffy's Quakers return to the South End for a 1905 opener with Charles A. Pittinger among the stars. Tenney's squad has surged recently, Cy Young shut down the Quakers in Philly, and two games are scheduled for tomorrow at 10 30 and 2 30. The piece also critiques McGraw and Pulliam's conflict, gambling concerns, and early season batting trends across the leagues.

South End Hughey Duffy Quakers Charles A. Pittinger Duffy Tenney Pittsburg Boston Philadelphia Cy Young New York Collins Selbach Wert Cannell Sunny Jim

Worcester Academy Favored for New England Interscholastic Meet

Worcester Academy leads a strong field at Soldiers Field next Saturday for the New England interscholastic meet under Harvard, with Exeter Andover and English High expected to challenge. Notable contenders include Mayhew McClure French OConnell and Capable sprinters from multiple schools, as well as strong hurdlers and jumpers.

New England Soldiers Field Harvard Mechanics’ Building Worcester Academy Worcester Exeter Andover English High Boston Burlingame Brighton High A. W. Paul Featherstone French McClure Mayhew C. A. Shirk C. C. O'Connell Dedham High W. D. Farrell Mechanic Arts R. B. Burch Gilroy G. T. Porter O’connell Farrell J. H. Payton Bredemus BE. J. Hart Capri Bartholomew Thompson

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