Market Review and Outlook for the Week
Stocks fell over four trading days erasing gains but did not hit the year’s low as dull trading persisted. A key event was the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad entering receivership over 5000 miles, with $50 million in stock and $300 million in bonds. Government reports on May conditions and crop acreages, plus a high court decision in the Minnesota rate case, were awaited as markets priced future conditions amid global gold flows and Balkan tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
Alabama
Arkansas
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Missouri
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Boston & Maine
Ec&ton
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Federal Circuit Court
New York City
Bank of England
France
Germany
Bank of France
New York
Balkan
Austria
Turkey
Calendar for Today Dividends Payable and Notes
Calendar shows dividends payable dates and percentages for numerous stocks and bonds led by Amer. Gas Co. of N. J. 184% and 45% extras, with payables from Penn. R. R. and Standard Oil lines. Also notes books open or close dates and upcoming meetings for Buffalo Mines Co. and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer. Gas Co
N. J
Associated Merchants. Com
Federal Lt. & Tract
Independent Brewing, Be
Int
Smelt & Ref
Lehigh Coal & Naveae Mass. Gas
Nat. Biscuit
Alabama
Lt & Pwr
Cinn
N. C. & Tex. Pac
City Suburban Homes Co
Crex
Crown Reserve Mag
Eastman Kodak. Com
Erie & Pitts
Galena Signal Oil
General Elec
Kerr Lake Mag
Lackawanna Steel
Laclede Dias Lt
Nat. Transit
Norfolk Ry. & Lt
Norfolk & Western
Northern
Ohio
Union Pacific. Com
Massachusetts doubles tennis tourney at Brae-Burn reaches semis
With 54 entrants the annual Massachusetts doubles competition began at Brae-Burn. Notable pair N. W. Niles and A. S. Dabney did not appear, opting to withdraw after turf play this spring, leaving a spread field for the semifinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Brae-Burn
N. W. Niles
A. 5
Dabney
Poles Rally for Liberty in Patriot Meeting
A large patriotic meeting of the Volisa Falcons, a Polish American military group, featured radical speakers declaring the rifle superior to words. They urged organization, readiness to fight if Austria and Russia clash, and said 4000 Poles here would go to Poland for liberty. they called for more funds for the national defence committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volisa Falcons
Paine Memorial
Poland
Austria
Russia
Committee of National Defence
Senate to Take Up Lobby Probe Tomorrow
Senator Overman announces the judiciary committee will study the Senate lobby resolution and likely hand the investigation to a five member sub committee. The move follows last night’s approval of the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Senator Overman
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rescue of 90 Year Old Woman From Burning Home
Fire destroys the McDonough street residence of Mrs. Hannah Stevens in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Neighbors enter through the door and rescue her after she is unaware of the blaze. Sparks from a passing locomotive are blamed for starting the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Hannah Stevens
McDonough Street
Semi finals set in high class tournament clash
Narrowed field leaves Greenough and Frothingham to face Johnson and Whitney in one semi final this afternoon. Seaver and Putnam meet Wales and Dana as the other semi final advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenough
Frothingham
Johnson and Whitney
Seaver
Putnam
Wales
Dana
H. A. Lawton
Batterman
N. FE. Paine
W. F. Chase
H. Greenough
C. Frothingham
R. M
C. Currier
Ht. C. Johnson
EE. H. Whitney
J. W. Wheelwright
F. 5. Blanchard
S. L Beals
H. R. Scott
J. C. Wright
R. Bishop
C. H. Collester
C. T. Porter
F. W. Jones
Elias Field
R. C. Bray
W. C. Porter
Cc. M. Underwood
H. T. Moore
D. S. Niles
H. L. Davenport
N. S. Niles
A. S. Dabney
G. B. Kayser
O. Williams
G.S. Fuller
P. W. Davis
R. C. Seaver
G. T. Putnam
W. A. Bradford
J. W. Foster
Co. R. Hastings
J. C. Deveraux
D. J. Cummings
R. W. Newell
Co. KE. Barker
A. B. Hillman
W. Hochmeyer
H. Meigs
W. P. Everts
E. P. Everts
A. J. Lowry
E. H. Woods
Lawton
Beals
Scott
Collester
Porter
Bray
Niles
Davenport
Kayser
Williams
Everts
S. Johnson and
Whitney
Seaver and
Smith
Plympton
Nations Favor Peace Plans Signaled by Bryan
Secretary Bryan announced that eight nations Italy Great Britain France Brazil Sweden Norway Peru and Russia have favorably responded to the peace plan. He said no nation asked adverse reply though some asked more time for consideration. A tentative statement outlining suggested details was submitted to each government for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
Italy
Great Britain
France
Brazil
Sweden
Norway
Peru
Russia
Gaw Declared Free Agent by National Baseball Commission
In Cincinnati on May 30 the National Baseball Commission declared George J. Gaw of the Brockton club a free agent after overturning a prior board ruling. The Brockton claim and mailed contract were disputed. Newton postmaster had no record of a returned letter, leaving reasonable doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
E. K. Perryman
National Board
George J. Gaw
Brockton
Newton
Mass
Mexican Leader Surrenders in Texas at Eagle Pass
Jesus G. Hermosillo a Constitutionalist figure crossed from Piedras Negras to Eagle Pass and surrendered to U S authorities after learning of a neutrality law violation warrant. He posted bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Eagle Pass
Jesus G. Hermosillo
Piedras Negras
United States
Harvard Varsity Crews Out on River Practice Day
Harvard varsity crews spent the day practicing on the river with the eight and two four oared boats rowing to Watertown Arsenal and back. Morning and afternoon sessions showed no boat changes and smooth performance in calm stretches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Varsity
Varsity
Watertown Arsenal
Harvard Freshmen and Varsity Rowing Plans and Lineups
Stratton and Morgan swap positions in the afternoon eight as crews shift for the Cambridge race. The varsity and freshman eights will practice briefly before Red Top, with examinations allowing longer training. The Harvard crew lists include A Abeles Carver Curtis Fuller Gardiner Goodale Harwood MacVicar Meyer Morgan Murray Pirnie Reynolds Saltonstall Stratton Trumbull and managers Neilson Aspinwall Cobb for the varsity. Busk Chichester Uwright Herrick Kreger Lund Lyman Mittendorf Mittendorf Morgan Parson Potter Schall Soucy Talcott Whitmarsh and managers Felton King for the freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Morgan
Chanler
Murray
Fuller
A. Abeles
Pirnie
Mills
Gardiner
Saltonstall
Gallagher
Cornell
Husky Gilman
Middlesex School
Lund
J. Mittendorf
M. Mittendorf
Whitmarsh
Enright
Charles
New London
Cambridge
Red Top
Harwood
Goodale
MacvVicar
G. Meyer
Trumbull
Bow
Reynolds
Cox
C. Abeles
Chichester
Schall
Parson
Soucy
Potter
Captain Morgan
Lyman
Kreger
Harvard
Co. A. Abeles
C. Carver
C. Curtis
MacVicar
Meyer G. Mills
Berkshire Power Company First Mortgage 5s Details
On June 1 1913 the Berkshire Power Company issues first mortgage 5s payable at Fidelity Trust Company Hartford Connecticut notes for Bridgewater Electric Company International Trust Company and American Trust Company with specified payment office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Power Company
Stone & Webster
The
Berkshire Power Company
First
Office of Fidelity Trust Company
Hartford
Conn
Bridgewater Electric Company
Office of International Trust Company
Brockton and Plymouth Street Railway Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Office of Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
First mackerel arrive in Boston as Thelma brings 9000 fish
The Thelma arrived at Boston harbor with 9000 mackerel weighing 3 to 5 pounds each captured off the Cape. Wharf dealers plan to purchase Thelma's catch early today. The Parisian sails for Glasgow with hundreds of passengers from Boston and New England. The Canadian leaves for Liverpool with about 320 Canadian cattle and Y M C A delegates bound for Edinburgh aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thelma
Cape Shore
T Wharf
Charlestown
Glasgow
New England
Liverpool
Association
Edinburgh
George E. Day
Somerville Y. M. Co. A
Britons Show Great Polo In Valley Display
The English polo team defeated a strong local four 17 1 2 to 0 at the Locust Valley Pip Rock field in New York. In their first practice for the Westchester cup matches on June 10 and 14, the visitors impressed with swift, coordinated riding and bold attacking play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Shipping News Arrived With List Of Vessels And Routes
Shipping arrivals include steamers Arabic and Finch sailing Liverpool via Queenstown and Portland. Helen Stavnem Baracoa Cuba Nacoochee Diehl Savannah Juniata James Baltimore via Newport News. other ships like Grecian Page James Whitney Crowell Melrose Frostad and City of Bangor Blair Godfrey listed with routes to Baltimore Philadelphia Belfast Portland and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finch
Liverpool
Queenstown
Portland
Helen
Stavnem
Baracoa
Cuba
Nacoochee
Diehl
Savannah
Juniata
James
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Grecian
Page
Philadelphia
James 8
Diverse sermons fill city churches in a Sunday roundup
Advent Christian Church plans 10:30 p.m. service on goodness and mercy and 7:30 p.m. hymns. Baptist churches at Warren Avenue and Tremont Temple feature sermons by Rev. Farnham, Rev. Heath, and Rev. Myers on civic faith and moral themes with music by choirs and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
C. O. Farnham
D. D
Opening Day At Revere Beach Draws 100,000 Visitors
Yesterday drew 100,000 people to Revere Beach for the official opening day. The bath house remained closed but is set to open Sunday June 15. The steamboat line between Revere Beach and Nahant operated for the first time yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Beach
Nahant
Worcester Academy wins Brown meet in Providence
Worcester Academy captured the Brown interscholastic meet in Providence Rhode Island with 481 2 points among 20 schools. Drew of Pow d Point tied school records in the 1 6 and 220 yard dashes in 10 seconds and 22 5 seconds. Worcester Classical High finished second with 18 points and Pawtucket High third with 13 12 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Worcester Ecuaann
Drew
Powder Point
Worcester Classical High
Pawtucket High
Sunday Services at First Church of Christ Scientist
Church notices list Sunday services at 10:45 a m and 7 30 p m in Falmouth Norris way and St Paul streets Boston lessons titled Ancient and Modern Necromancy Denounced Testimonial meetings Wednesday evenings at 7 30 and Sunday school at 10 45 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Scientist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Mother Church
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Sunday church services and speakers at multiple Boston churches
Listing of morning and evening services across St. Paul's Cathedral Church of the Advent St Stephen's St Mark's English Lutheran People's Temple First Methodist Somerville and a Presbytery meeting. Services include holy communion sermons and addresses by Rev. Sullivan and others with times from 7:30 a.m. to 7:50 p.m. and notes on choirs and cantatas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul’s Cathedral
E. VT. Sullivan
E. T. Sullivan
KE. JT. Sullivan
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer Streets
William Harman van Allen
D. C
Dr. Cabot
Father Nattress
ST. Stephen's Church
Florence Street
ST. Mark's English Lutheran Church
Winthrop Street
Dudley Street Terminal
Roxbury
Boston
Edwin Lynn Miller
Methodist Episcopal People’s Temple
Columbus — Avenue
Berkeley Street
A. N. Nazavian
People’s Temple
Warren W. Adams
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Bowst
Somerville
Mass
Ernest Tyman Mills
Ehie
Edna Spry
Miss Hazel
Gounod- Dressler
Faure
Swedenborgian church notices at Sowdown Street
The Swedenborgian Church of the New Jerusalem on Sowdown Street opposite State House Park invites all to Divine worship at 7:50 a.m. led by Pastors Rev. James Reed and Rev. H Clinton Flay with sermon by Mr Hay on A Priceless Treasure. Sunday school at noon with classes for adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedenborgian Church OF the New Jerusalem
Sowdown Street
Ministers and services at King’s Chapel and Roxbury church
King’s Chapel at Tremont and School streets lists the Rev Howard N. Brown and Rev Sydney B. Snow with a 10 30 morning service. First Church in Eliot Square Roxbury offers 11 o’clock service followed by communion and monthly offering preached by Rev James De Normandie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Avenue
West Canton
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Herbert S$. Johnson
Frederick FB. Heath
Heath
Roosevelt
Samuel Russell
Bible School
Brotherhood
W. YT. Bone
Etta M. Rutherford
Havening
Charles C. Earle
Roosevelt Tibel
Benjamin Redden
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
James A. Francis
Union Square Baptist Church
Wyalnut Street
Somerville
Jancis W. O'Brien
Cummings
Austen Kennedy de Blois
King's Chapel
Tremont
School Streets
Howard N. Brown
Sydney B. Snow
First Church
Eliot Square
Roxbury
James de Normandie
Births Marriages And Deaths Notices From The Post
Leger column lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices with names ages dates and locations. Readers are informed of services and burial details for residents including Augusta Roxbury Bickmore Besse Boyd Bowes and many others, with church and cemetery references.
Universalist Church of Boston Evening Worship and Spiritualist Meetings
The Universalist Church on Columbus Avenue opposite Back Bay station led by Rev Stephen Herbert Roblin offers evening worship at 7:50 with music and Sunday school at noon. A series of Spiritualist meetings follow across Quincy and Saugus camps with speakers including Frederick Nicholson and J Prevon, plus public sessions at Camp Progress Upper Swampscott and Cambridge Science Bible Spiritual Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Avenue Universalist Church
Back Bay
Stephen Herbert Roblin
D. D
Es T. Mills
Franck
Foster
Gounod
Faulkes
Path
Roberts
Saugus Centre
Lynn Association of Spiritualists
Frederick Nicholson
Boston
Elizabeth TD. Butler
Lyon
Sll
Pines
Cliftondale
Scollay Square
Quincy
Mass
Eleeta Hall
Johson
Quincy Square
J. Berry
May Bennis
G. A. R. Post
Fanny c. Allyn
Stoneham
Children’s Lyceum
J. Prevon
Mary FL. Vander
Bilt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sydney Smith
First Science Bible Spiritual, Church (Inc
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Rebecca G. Treadwell
M. M. Jollimore
Morse
Erickson
3. P. Mosier
White
William B. Gale
Blackden
Spritual Science Brotherhood
Washington Street
Po. m
Messrs. McKeraghan
Parks
Gale
Mmes
Thomas
Shirley
Heffernan
Jollimore
Emmons
Lillian Emmett
Death notice for James Jr. Lyons of Mt. Pleasant K of C
Mt Pleasant Council No 98 K of C notified of the death of James Jr Lyons. Members are to meet at 191 Savin Hill Ave Sunday June 1 at 9 pm. Funeral Monday June 2 at 9 am with Solemn High Mass of requiem at St William’s Church at 10 am. Charles A M NAMEER Grand Knight. John B Sheerin Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Roxbury
Sarah J
John Augusta
Quincy St
Bangor
Bickmore
Lucile
Everett M
Fannie F. Bickmore
Wainwright St
Dorchester
Norton
Mass
Taunton
Besse
West Newbury
H. BE. Wheeler
Arvilla M. Besse
Milton Cemetery
Boyd
South Boston
Oscar WL
Mt. Hope Temple
Bay St
Boston
Bowes
Everett
Honora
Thomas Bowes
North End
William Bowes
Oliver
Immaculate Conception
Calvary Cemetery
Boyden
South Walpole
Mary E. Boyden
Elbridge P. Boyden
Burns
John T. Burns
Bickford St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Carmicheal
Andrew H. Carmicheal
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Broadway
I St
Danahy
Catherine
Youn Danahy
Clapp Place
St. Margaret’s
Thaddeus Davison
Wyeth St
Malden
Dawe
Ashmont
John Dawe
Dawson St
Dummer
Auburndale
Sarah Maria
Edward Dummer
Elijah P. Barrows
Andover Theological Seminary
Washington St
Edwards
Jamaica Plain
Timothy D. Edwards
South St
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Revere St
Farrell
Nicholas
Maria Farrell
Conroy
Norfolk St
St. Matthew’s Church
Stanton St
Pearl St
St. Francis de Sales Church
Holy Cross
Winthrop
Sarah Elizabeth
William Sturdevant
Somerset Ave
Winthrop Centre
Hyde
Ellen A. Hyde
Park St
Kenney
John J
Catherine Wennney
Barner
Downing St
St. Francis de Sales
Vernon St
Mt. Bowdoin Council
K. of C
Cheverus
Lyons
James
Ellen M. Lyons
Sherwood Court
Mt. Pleasant Court
Knights of Columbus
Knights of St. Rose
Irish Charitable Society
Boston Lodge
Order of Wils
Savin Hill Ave
St. William’s Church
Mardle
Charlestown
Maria F
Philip and
Mary McArdle
Short St
St. Planets de Sales
Holy Cross Cemetery
James Lyons
James Jr
St. William's Church
Charles A. M'Nameer
John B. Sheerin
George A. Montague
C. R J
O Connors Debate Finances Amid Public Friction
A fragment recalls a dispute involving O Connor and her husband Dennis O Cos. The terse note hints at strain over financial matters and public contention surrounding the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis O’cos
In Memoriam James Lyons of Boston Lodge No 10
In Memoriam notice for the late brother James Lyons of Boston Lodge No 10 B P O Elks. Funeral services at St Williams Church Dorchester Ave Monday June 2 at 9 pm. All brothers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Lodge NO. 10
B. P. O. Elks
James Lyons
St. Williams’ Church
Dorchester Ave
Summer meetings and lectures by local groups in Boston area
The Common Cause Society and multiple clubs announce summer gatherings in Franklin Union, Berkeley Street, and surrounding Boston sites. Events include Wednesday evenings meetings, Sun day talks on rights, free debates, and lectures at 205 Swantington Chambers 3.9 pm, Appleton Street, and Warren Street Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Walt
Cliff Street
Roxbury
Common Cause Society
Franklin Union Building
Berkeley Street
Boston
Catharine Howard Thompson
Swantington Chambers
Paine All
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
St. James Street
Warren Square
L. H. Stine
God
Rip van Winkle
Charles Street Mall
Beacon Street
Boston Common
Trefry
THE
Christadelphians
Warren Street
Dudley Street
Morrion J. Swift
Humansist Forum
Franklin Union
Berkeley St
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Baring Brothers & Co., Ltd
London
Foreigni Exchange
New York Clearing House
Sub-Treasury
Lewis Bros. & CO
Mason Lewis & Co
Devonshire St
State of
Connecticut
el Paso Electric Company
EL Paso
BEL Paso Electric Company
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Amer. Water Works & Guar
Mtg
St. Louis, Iron Mt. & Co
Spec
Buffalo Mines Co
Brae- Burn Club
Falcons
Gaw
Stone & Webster Management
Milk Street
Edison Electric Iluminating Company of
Pawtucket Electric Company
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
R. J
Puget Sound Power Company
Tampa Electric Company
American Trust Company
Weymouth
N. S
Eastport
Eliza Gorham
Nickerson
Tusket
Mary F. Cushman
Wallace
Millbridge
Willis & Guy
Maine
Banes
Yarmouth
Governor Cobb
St. John
N. B
Howard
Edison Light
Sewall’'s Point
Herman Winter
Tug May
Maurice River
Karl
Elizabeth
Cheane
Ritson
Lockett
C. C
Rumsey
Fr. M. Freake
R. Ll. Agassiz
Milburn
Freake
Maeglish
van Stade
F. M. Freake
I. E. Stoddard
R. L. Agassiz
Miller
Shipping News
Sunday Services
Adventists
Congregational
Park Street
Park and Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
Conrad
Tio
J. Willis Conant
Union Congregational Clurch
Columbus Avenue
West
Newton Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Church Quartet
Knights of Pythias
Shawmut Congregational Church
Brookline Streets
FE. Ellsworth Shumaker
H. T
Worcester Academy
Episcopal
Lutheran
Presbytery OF
Warrenton Street
William WM. Tufts
W. W. Iliffe
General Assembly
Unitarian
Waltham
Susan A
Forest Miller
Maple St
Nagle
Catharine
George Nagle
West Second St
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
A. m. Patterson
Dorchester Lower Mills
John A. Patterson
Patrick Jorce
Robbins St
Milton
Thomas Delory
St. Gregory’s
Peterson
Carl John Peterson
Brown & Rollins
Meridian St
Quinn
Mary A
Timothy Quinn
Catherine McGuire
John IF. Dinami
Cushing St
Meaford
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Maiden
Reardon
Charles C
Jeremiah P
Ellen Reardon
Scannell
Frank St
St. John’s Church
Sampson
Chelsea
James Edward Sampson
Stearns
Myra EK
Arlington St
Walsh
Louise M. Walsh
St. James’ Church
North Station
John
Catherine Walsh
Crosby Place
St. Patrick's Church
Dudley St
Woodward
Frastus Woodward
Wigglesworth St
Bartholomew A. Brickley
John J. Keenan
O’connor
Nora
Susan A. Cosgrove
U.S
Asa’n Phone
Ft. Hill
International Bible Students Asso
G. BR. Rayemond
Daniel
Rostrum
Tremont Theatre
Orangemen
Plymouth Rock LL. O Ll. No
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Streets
Tremont Temple
Allin A. Rideout
New Brunswick
Mang
Orange Order
Richard Wright
Plymouth Rock Lodge
Ripley
M. Carlson
Tacoma
People’'s Park
Roslindale
Forest Hills
Beach St
NEW Thought
Torum
Huntington Chambers
Robert Ti. Magwood
No License League
Frankifo Luien
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