Roosevelt First Navy Review Of The Great American Fleet
President Roosevelt reviewed the largest U S fleet on Long Island Sound near Sagamore Hill. 45 ships from 12 battleships to torpedo boats rode in two miles of water as rain cleared for sun and a 21 gun salute. He praised Congress for naval funding and saluted Marines in Santo Domingo before the illumination of ships lit the night sky.
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Mining prospects and leaders in Utah Nevada copper boom
Frank J. Hagenbarth of Daly-West visits Mason Valley and Nevada Douglas copper operations near Yerington. He joins Salt Lake and Boston investors to back the Douglas mine, reports high surface copper showings and strong growth at Utah and Nevada camps. Multiple smelters and mills under construction or expansion, railroads rising, and major mining firms preparing large tonnage plants led by Utah Apex and Ohio Copper Company developments. John Heinze ties to new shaft plans and stock control options.
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One Dollar Excursion to Newport Next Thursday
A end of vacation trip to Newport offered by New York New Haven Hartford line departs from South Station at 9 30 am and Back Bay at 9 34 am on Thursday Sept 6. Round trip tickets are one dollar and selling fast.
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August activity tops New York Stock Exchange records
The August total shares on the New York Exchange reached 31 723 545, the highest August in exchange history and the second highest yearly total behind January. Volume varied daily with several days above 1 000 000 and two above 2 000 000, while closing prices mostly rose since last month except for a few industrials and railroads.
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Rock Island
Street Opinions On The Market Forecasts Rally Ahead
Corey Milliken & Co notes uninterrupted price rise with profit taking expected but liquidation scarce and leaders optimistic in higher prices. Pettigrew Bright warns swings may wipe out thinly protected traders as market rises. Keveney Neilon foresee broad bull market from crops and strong economy with cautious money outlook.
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William R. de Gruchy
Lexington Park Opens With Dances and Acts in Rain
Large crowds visited Lexington Park yesterday enjoying the resort despite rain. After Sept 9 the park will stay open daily to 6 p m with zoological garden and free attractions in operation. Acts include Mlle Psycho, Hussey the ventriloquist, the Burkes, Jennings and Renifrow, Field and Hanson. A film titled Love vs Title is shown. Also rail travel offers low rates to Toronto and the West from Boston with tours and stopovers.【2 sentences truncated for length】
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New England States Limited
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Washington Street
Trolley excursions expand as autumn travel rises in Boston
The trolley companies report a record summer and prepare for autumn traffic. Boston and Northern and Old Colony systems will launch popular excursions with descriptive folders available at 309 Washington Street. Trips to Maine, Gloucester, and Plymouth remain favored, with options for private cars and Blue Hill Reservation routes to Houghton's Pond and Lake Ponkapog highlighted as unmatched scenery.
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Norumbega Park Hosts Holiday Band and Vaudeville Acts
Yesterday at Norumbega Park the American Watch Company's Band of Waltham performed in a concert. The vaudeville programme featured Klein, Otto Brothers and Nickerson with the Nudes aerial gymnasts Amann and Hartley in The Professor and a singing and dancing sketch Won't You Walk With Me presented by Whalen and West and the komograph.
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