Rails Lead Upward Movement In Strong Market
The stock market advanced with broad participation, rails led gains, and the day showed ample volume and variety with 1,100,000 shares traded. Dividends and American Smelting caused minor pressure while rails, especially Mexican division, showed strength and aided freight prospects. Sugars and tobacco faded late as foreign remittances rose and international issues remained firm.
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Otis
International Issu
Liberty Group
Forty two New Haven golfers to meet Brooklawn in foursomes
Forty two New Haven Country Club members will face an equal Brooklawn number in a 18 hole foursome match at Brooklawn this afternoon opening the club tournaments. Pro Robert Andrews faces George Sparling in a special match. Team captains Ralph M Armstrong and Charles M Groves lead the sides. Golf luncheon to follow play at 12 80.
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New Haven
Brooklawn Country Club
Robert Andrews
George Sparling
Brooklawn
Ralph M. Armstrong
Charles. M. Groves
W. Parker Seeley
John T. %. Hubbard
M. A. Davis
7. H. Alcorn
Nathaniel L. Wheeler
Alpheus Winter
W. A. Rice
C. H. Kimmerman
Racing Results From Ward and Jamaica Meetings
Maiden and claiming races feature Sunny Jim Mooney and Alma for three and two year olds, with winners listed across seven races at Ward. Notable performances include Bronze Eagle in the Baltimore Steeplechase and On Watch in the Paymonck handicap at six furlongs, plus multiple place lines and times for the Jamaica card with Last Straw and Cimarron among others posting fast times.
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Wraith
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Alitt Romanelli
Orris
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Hillsdale
Beamer
Buxom
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Bridgeport Players Fined After Newfield Park Fracas
Daniel ONeill and Emmerick each fined 20 dollars by Eastern League President ONeill for involvement in a brawl at Newfield Park last Sunday. Mayer also fined 20 dollars after the incident sparked when Mayer accused Emmerick of a slur as they collided at second base. Umpire ejected both players and filed the report to league president. no suspensions were imposed.
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Bridgeport
Felder
O'Neil
Mayer
Newfield Park
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Emmerick
Bransfield
Bobby
Mayer Nic Bramerick
Ererick
Tiet
Ump
Chicago Wheat Prices Rise Amid Market Anxiety
Chicago on May 6 faced anxiety over crop prospects in the southwest and sparse market supplies. May wheat rose to 148 1/4, with July at 117 1/4 as gains spread to corn and oats. Reports of unhealthy wheat in large districts spurred bullish sentiment, though later volatility and rumors of higher rural offers trimmed gains. Provisions moved up with grain, while export demand showed signs of softening.
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Gorn
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Ahoma
Pirates Defeat Cardinals For Fourth Straight
Pittsburgh beats St Louis 10 to 6 in a game where four pitchers were hit hard. Cardinals rallied in the seventh to chase Hamilton, then Ponder in the eighth before Zinn relieved. Steelers gain fourth straight win over the Cardinals with strong hitting from Mokam Grimm Lavan Carey and others.
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Tigers beat St Louis in free hitting battle
St Louis hosted Detroit in a high scoring game as Detroit defeated St Louis 11 to 7 for the second straight time in a free hitting contest. Mann and Sisler made spectacular catches to stop runs. Detroit dominated the action amid a May 6 atmosphere.
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ST. Louis
Detroit
Realty Records and Mortgage Notices From Local Deeds
A mixed listing of quit claim deeds and warranty deeds appears, naming Philips to Rawleth a F sale and various transfers to churches and individuals. Several mortgage notices reference The Schwire Brothers, Home Building and Town Association, and The Title Guaranty & Trust Company with pricing and property details. The text also includes stray, garbled remarks about investments and a minister talking about a used car, reflecting fragmented OCR.
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Parks Street
Sland Brook Avenue
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George All
Jeanie
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Lena Snow
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First National Bank of Bridgeport
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Dempsey Arrives in Atlantic City to Start Training
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey arrives in Atlantic City with manager Tom Kearns to begin training for his title defense. Accompanied by Joe Benjamin, Dempsey weighs about 200 pounds and will start light sparring as he moves toward strong workouts for the upcoming bout against Carpenti in Jersey City.
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Yes Carpenti
Jersey City
Joe Benjamin
New York
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Tomorrig
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Kearns
Market Briefs From Coast to Coast In Brief
Fragmentary notes report varied market activity across states and regions. The items mention buyers sellers and price movements with mention of several geographic areas and commodities, but several lines are garbled leaving unclear specifics.
Does Your Corporation Require Financing
A vintage ad copy targets corporations needing financing and stock issuance guidance. It mentions hand‑assembled stock forms, manufacturing or industrial needs, and bank loan negotiation plans. Located at 58 1482 Broadway New York City.
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Writi Room
Broadway
New York City
Five Leading Batters Of the Major Leagues
Five leading batters are listed with brief notes on their hits and strikeouts. The text names pitchers Sutherland and Leonard, with South- losing pitcher Wolp and players Evens and Hildebrand, Tiny, mentioned in context.
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Winmire Callin
Sutherland Leonard
Pichar
Wolp
Evens
Hildebrand
Tiny
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