Stock Market Prospects and Canadian Pacific Backing
The market opens with expectations of improvement after Saturday’s muted reactions. Watson & Gibson discuss the Atchison bonds ads and a fair 4 percent return, with the Reading coalition and Drexel Morgan ties noted. A long review covers earnings, bank reserves, gold exports, and a Canadian Pacific-backed Marquette Houghton Ontonagon railway bond issue as a profitable investment opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Watson & Gibson
New York
Atchison
London Times
Neece Beesseses
Vic Lebavaccesvaes
Henry Clews
Reading
Richmond
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Atchison & Topeka
Messrs
G. M. Hatfords & Co
Fall River
Messrs. Messervy & Co
Marquette, Houghton &Ontonagon Railroad Company
Michigan
Marquette
Houghton
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Duluth Road
Duluth
Sault Ste. Marie
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Montreal
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
Manitoba & Southwestern
China
Japan
British and Dominion
Suez Canal
India
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon Railway Company
Comany
Champion
L’anse
Ispheming
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Aluth
South Shore & Atlantic
Larquette
Houghton & Ontonagon
Clyde Park Race Day at Clyde Park Open Handicap Sweepstakes
Describes a horse race where Gammon led early, Little Monarch overtook Hyakn to win by a length, with Hyakn second and Little Friend third. Weather and crowd conditions noted, seven races run with minor incidents. Open pony race results list Little Monarch, Hyaka, Little Friend in top places with times and entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gammon
Princess
Hyaka
Little Friend
Little Monarch
Hyakn
Country Club
Clyde Park
James Parker
F. Seabury
F. M. Ware
Crypy Park
L. Meyers
Meyers
H. Timmine
Ci. G
Magann
Pereta
Iceberg Wins Open Pony Race in Close Finish at Holiday Meet
A Holiday Afternoon program opened with delays as Long Stride faces a $20 fine. Iceberg overtakes Piquante in a tight stretch to win by a half length, with Mineral third. California Brandy takes the archlight race after Bleitz is disqualified for reckless riding. Starlight unplaced, The Crow disqualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piquante
Harwood
Alfred
Mineral
Iceberg
Long Stride
Razzle Dazzle
P. P
Richshaw Stable
B. G
California Brandy
Shaw
H. Timmin
Little Friend
Magann
Starlight
Bleitz
O’donnel
M. Daly
Archlight
Coldstream
Clytie
Torchlight
Torchight
Robert E
Elliott
J.C. Barnard
Barney
Meadow Lark
Lewis
Red Mike
Neptune
Samu
Nches
B. Porter
Ch. m. Starlight
Ware
Eeees
Lone Tree Stables
B. G. Independence
Bulrush Stables
Br. G
Honest Injun
Griffin
Independence
Governor Russell’s Maine Trout Catch Described
Governor William E. Russell recounts a Maine fishing trip with six companions near Rangeley lakes. He details a rough lodge, a 33 mile stage ride, weather, and a haul of two to three pound speckled trout plus seventeen similar fish brought home. He explains fly fishing, rest, and avoiding any office seekers during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Russell
Post
Richard
Maine
Russell
Rangeley Lakes
Oxford Club
Otis Wetherbee
Thayer
Peabody
Senator Simpkins
London County Council meeting features Boston link and reform debate
The Fifth annual gathering of the Massachusetts Society for Promoting Good Citizenship, held at the Old South Meetinghouse, elected officers led by Honorary President Rev Edward Everett Hale and President Edwin D Mead. A symposium praised London County Council reforms, municipal control of utilities, and city planning, contrasting with Boston’s system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society For Promoting Good Citizenship
Old South Meetinghouse
Edward Everett Hale
Edwin D. Mead
W. A. Mowry
Julius H. Seelye
Edward Atkinson
Robert Treat Paine
N. 8. Shaler
E. B. Haskell
London County Council
Sylvanus Baxter
Robert A. Woods
Charles W. Birtwell
Baxter
Germany
London Council
Whitechapel
John Burns
New Trades’ Union
Boston
Theity Hall
R.A. Woods
Andover House
Children’s Aid Society
First Break in the National Paying Cutters' Strike
The National Paying Cutters' Union reports a break as six members return to work in New York on May 30. The contractors claim voluntary returns, stating strikers have earned no pay since the strike began while the union denies ongoing regular wages. Contractors foresee broader victories with more non-union labor resuming paving on Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Paying Cutters
Third Avenue
The Rothschilds To Help Out Brazil
London May 30 rumors say the Rothschilds will lend Brazil two million pounds to cover coupon payments and restore the normal exchange rate, aiding fiscal stability and government finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
London
Capitalist Land Deals Offer Vast Texas Acres
Broad land sale notice lists 40 000 acres in Floyd and Briscoe Counties at 2.25 per acre and 60 000 in Randall and Swisher Counties at 2.50 per acre. Hale County parcels priced at 4 per acre, with 090 acres in Coke County fronting on the Colorado River at 6 per acre. Details through D B Ves Co. at 40 Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Briscoe
Randall and Swisher
Hale County
Coke County
Colorado River
D. BP. Ves CO
Water &T
Fall River Regatta Draws 32 Entries at Yacht Club
The Fall River Yacht Club regatta drew 32 entries with representation from several cities. The standout was the Hanley sloop from Boston owned by C. H. Jones, a 30 footer modeled on an enlarged catboat, which beat the Mignon of Providence in actual time. Time allowances delayed final standings, but the Hanley is expected to win the King Philip trophy. The maiden race showed graceful performance and windward speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fal River
Fall River Yacht Club
C. H. Jones
Boston
Providence
Philip
Boston wheelmen triumph in multi-race meet at Mechanics Hall
A detailed cycling program lists races from one mile to two miles with prizes including a shotgun, piano, and travel bags. Taylor wins the main event with 2:42.1, Williamson and Gar place in heats, while Beers, Seeley, and Murphy perform well in handicaps. Spectators savor a late-night cross-city scene as visitors split between Mechanics Hall and local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Srrdan
Massachusetts
Boston
Albany
C. H. Robinson
H. F. McIntyre
Bay State Bicycle Club
George A. Marshall
Cambridge
A. D Pech, Jr
George A. Place
New Hampshire
F. A. Hubbard
Vermont
George I. Cook
Rhode Island
Charles S. Howard
Arthur W. Robinson
Charlestown
John C. Kerrison
J. Fred Adams
Haverhill
F. Marshall
Campe W
Roxbury
J. G. Jewett
North Attleboro
L. W. Piper
Newburyport
George H. Perry
Medford
C. E. Whitton
Lynn
W. W. Scott
Hyde Park
W. J. E. Beane
Fitchburg
John J. Fecit
William Hillss
Brockton
William H.pendleton
Taunton
Thomas Caton
Foxboro
Fre McCausland
Somerville
L. M. Alexander
B. A. Lamont
H. Schervee
A. C. Copeland
P. P. Spring
Cambridgeport
J. S. Dean
Roxbury Bicyclelub
Press Cycling Club
Somerville Cycle Club
Agricultural Park
Bay State Band
Roxbury Bicycle Club
R.S. Williamson
Holyoke
George H. Carter
F. W. Osgood
Hudson
H. G. Beckman
Westboro
Joseph Kellar
W. J. Miles
F. B. Emerson
Chelsea
George P. B. Clark
East Douglas
Ralph Callowhill
New Bedford
C. A. Jackson
Harry Ogden
Waltham
W. E. Humphrey
Williamson
Emerson
Callowhill
D. Connolly
Thomas Relph
George E. Quinn
P. J. Berle
W.F. Murphy
McDuffee
Berle
Taylor
Taxis
S. Maltby
Wilson
F. L. Connolly
G. L. Gar
L. P. Swett
J. A. Darlow
F. N. Herman
Gar
T. L. Connolly
Beers and McDonald
Everett
C. F. Seeley
F. W. Herman
Everett Cabinet
Tyler
Fuller
Hartford
G. L. Gary
P. J. McDuffee
A. A. Francis
Murphy
James Clark
A. K. Pressy
Newton
Connolly
Clark
Dunn
Berlo
Quinn
Mechanics’ Hall
A Cry for Aid for Darkest England in London
The Earl of Aberdeen Dr Compton Bishop of Ely the Earl of Dysart Labouchere Fowler Samuel Smith Archdeacon Farrar Dr Parker and others have signed a letter urging public help for General Booth to fully implement the social regeneration plans outlined in his work Darkest England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl of Aberdeen
Compton
Ely
Earl of Dysart
Messrs
Labouchere
Fowler
Samuel Smith
House of Commons
Archdeacon Farrar
Parker
Clifford
Haweis
General Booth
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glyde Park
B. G. Lceburg
Coffin
George Lee
Ch. m. Piquante
Weir
H. A. Wingut
B. G. Mineral
Wean
Gloucester
Glorucester
N. J
Young Lottery
Austral
van S
Sundance Gold Step
Glenmound
Eddie M
Epey
Ralph
Fearless
Rialto
Sir David
John Day
Lebanon
Prince Albert
Henry Mack
Middlestone
Dundee
Darling
Fesy Cyeenen
Alan Archer
Ed McGinnis
Hemet
Fernwood
Lost Star
Seeeeses
Blackburn
Addie T
Ceeseveses
Leveller
Eve
Nzatios
Ces
Nettie
Stringfellow
Jim Clare
Gov. Russell
Siders
Veig
H. D. van Norden
Hthool
Massachusets
Cape Cod Bay Land CO
Washington St
E. Russell
J. F. Drew
Russell & Drew
Portland
Mass
Lowell
Eastern
Henry Dudley
Roslindale
Hewlett
Walter
Stebbins
John Pierce
Bradford
Bradford Estate
C. P. Atwood & CO
South Street
Feotels
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-eighth
Fifty-ninth Streets
Central Park and
Plaza Square
Terminal Station
Sixth Avenue
Chas. F. Chandler
Plott
Metropole New Voux Oir
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Grand Central Depot
Grand Central
Weat Shore
Green & Putne
Colleges and Schools
la Lace Mont ST
Main ST
H. Harris & CO
State Street
Snow & CO
Fulton Street
London’s County Council
California
Blancuard & Farrar
Dock Sq
Faueuil Hall
Texas
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad Company
Kittery
F. R. Barrett
Copartnership Notices
Jcob J
Brown & Adams
Jacob F. Brown
County of Essex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Samuel G. Adams
Osto
Count of Suffolk
Said Commonwealth
Flisha P. Podge
Dodge
Col. Said
Jacob Fllrown
Sam
G. Adans
Elisha P. Dodge
Suffolk
Bostox
Elsha P. Lodge
E. H. Crandell
S. VM. Ulin
The
Commonwealth
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Seth Hunt
Springfield
Pacific Mills
Henry Saltonstall
Kilby St
Jackson Company
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