Sugar stock rally, market blunt on Cochiti concerns
Sugar rose after a regular dividend was announced while general profit taking weighed on shares. Amalgamated Copper remained strong as Copper Range rose. Analysts expect higher prices for Atchison and Union Pacific, with Southern Pacific and other rails likely to advance. The Times notes a lease story for Atchison and So Pac support, and the market witnesses mixed action across steel and Erie. Investor letters urge clarity on Cochiti stock as Lowell holders seek dividends or explanations for declines.
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Rolston & Hooley
Atchison
Union Pacific
Gould Southwestern Properties
Alton Common
Mo. Pac
Tex
Pac
E. T
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Steel Co
U. S. Steel Corporation
Erie
Alton
Atchison Common
the Times
So. Pac
Union Pac
Burlington
St. Paul
Cochiti
Lowell
New York
Sugar Ref. Co
Atchison P
del. & Hu
DdLa&Ww
Erie Ball
Gen. Elect &N
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Oo. Oennee
K.&t
Cen
Ihe
Penn Railroad
People’s Gas
Pullman
Pan
Seeneeee
So. Ry. Com
So. Rail Pfd
St. L
Pta
Tenn. C. & I
Texas & Pac
Steel
Ween
U.S. Steel
U.S. L
West Union
W.&l
Boston
Chicago
Mex Central
Amalgamated
Adventure
Atlantic Anacon
Bingham One
Baltic
Bos. & M
Butte & Bo
Bay Opere One
Isle Royal Oe O
Mohawk
Osceola
Old Dominion
Santa Fe
Trinity
Cecesres
U. Mine
Winona
Wolverine
N.e.gas & Coke
T. & T. Reet
Stockholders Seek Full Financial Statement From Company
The Boston office sources indicate stockholders want a clear statement of the current condition of the company. They request a detailed disclosure including the salaries paid, to be issued promptly in their interest.
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Boston
Wireless telegraphy advances by Slaby Pupin resonance method
The article reviews two long-standing obstacles to wireless telegraphy: direction finding and signal overlap. Slaby’s resonance system now allows a receiver to respond only to waves of a specific period, enabling clear transmission amid multiple signals. It notes U S signals service leadership, limits of the method, and honors Joseph Henry as a foundational figure in electrical oscillations.
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Slaby
Berlin
Pupin
Columbia College
New York
United States Signal Service
Joseph Henry
America
Henry
Joseph S. Ames
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Independence Yacht Tests Speed Off Boston
Independence, the intended cup defender, was steamed through a two hour test in Massachusetts Bay under a seven knot breeze. Capt. Haff and owner Thomas W. Lawson watched as the yacht with three lower sails showed speed, handling, and a near perfect mainsail shape, though minor rigging adjustments and a slight bow bowsprit issue were noted before a return to harbor.
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Boston
Independence
Massachusetts Bay
Haff
B. B. Crowninshield
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Dreamer
Capt. Haff
Constitution
Independence Yacht at Cape Ann to Boston sail trials planned
The crew spent time rigging, lunching, and testing the big spar. A northerly wind arose but faded, tow lines were used to tow to Boston where the yacht anchored at 7 pm. Independence will stay docked to complete painting and fittings before frequent sail trials and a Newport departure next week.
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Cape Ann
Boston
Independence
Newport
Detroit to defend Canada Cup with Skimming Dish design
Detroit yacht club owners launch the Canada’s Cup defender named Detroit a center-board craft of the Skimming Dish type. Designed by Capt Kid Wilds, the vessel measures 47 feet 6 inches overall, 26 feet water line, 11 feet 6 inches beam, 14 12 inches draft, weight 5000 to 6000 pounds, spar 49 feet, boom 40 feet, gaff 26 feet, mainsail hoist 32 feet, jib hoist 33 feet, ballast one ton. Expected spin next Wednesday.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Yacht Club
Kid” Wilds
Tewksbury Awarded 6000 for Highway Extension Effort
The town of Tewksbury receives 6000 from the Massachusetts State highway commission to extend the State highway from Wamesit toward Tewksbury Centre. This follows a 5000 grant last year and is in response to a petition filed this year.
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Tewksbury
Massachusetts State Highway Commission
Wamesit
Tewksbury Centre
Constitution Sails in Test Run Off Newport
The Constitution left its moorings at 10 this forenoon for a trial run in light to freshening wind. With only lower sails and the No 3 topsail, it moved like a racehorse, reaching Beaver Tail, Narragansett Pier, and Rose Island before returning to moorings. A thoroughly satisfactory test of speed and sailing qualities followed, with a new main sail to be tried in the morning.
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Newport
R. L. Lune
Constitution
Beaver Tail
Narragansett Pier
Duncan
Rose Island
R. L. Jure
New York Yacht Club Considers Independence Trials Tactics
The New York Yacht Club challenge committee met for three hours at Lewis Cass Ledyard’s office to discuss preparations for Thomas W. Lawson's Independence in trial races against Constitution and Columbia. A letter outlining yacht handling methods was reportedly sent to Lawson, while members urged quiet, private proceedings.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Odie
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Mrs Talbot Hosts North Billerica Anniversary Party
Mrs. Thomas Talbot entertained about 100 guests last evening at her North Billerica home to commemorate the tenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Victor I. Cumnock. She received unassisted with dancing in the barn and a luncheon by the D. L. Page Co. at 11 30. Out of town guests included R D Ware and H J Strout of Boston Leo Ware of Brookline Mrs Struit of Buffalo Miss Greene of Cincinnati J 3 Holden of Billerica Centre Reddington Joy of Groton and many from Lowell.
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Thomas Talbot
North
Billerica
Victor I. Cumnock
Talbot
D. L. Page Co
R. D. Ware
H.J. Strout
Boston
Leo Ware
Brookline
Struit
Buffalo
Miss Greene
Cincinnati
J. 3. Holden
Billerica Centre
Reddington Joy
Groton
Lowell
Chelmsford notes assessors enroll 611 liable for duty
Chelmsford reports 611 men liable for military duty and 243 dog owners. The annual school cadet drill and post event sports are planned for Friday. Miss Hope Dutton of Wakefield has accepted a physical culture instructor post in Dayton Ohio. An experience supper and town hall tidying efforts are praised. A fifth wedding anniversary is celebrated with a family gathering and gifts. The McLean cottage on Boston Road burned, owner unknown and origin unclear. Lowell Cooperative bank held significant interest in the property.
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Chelmsford
Hope Dutton
Wakefield
Chas. Dutton
Boston Manual School of Gymnastics
Dayton
Ohio
Central Congregational Vestry
Emerson
Town Hall
William H. Hall
Hall
Octavia L. Parkhurst
Charlotte M. Parkhurst
Charles FE. Parkhurst
Harry L. Parkhurst
Edgar F
AT&T to Increase Capital Stock to 150 Million
American Telegraph and Telephone Co stockholders met in New York on June 3 and voted to raise the capital stock from 100 million to 150 million dollars.
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American Telegraph and Telephone Co
New York
For Sale Fruit Farm Near Lowell With 14 Acres
For sale a 14 acre fruit farm near Lowell close to depot schools churches and post office. The property features fine buildings a nine room house 3 acres of small fruits a large orchard of winter and summer apples pears quinces and other fruits. One of the best located phe on our list and a 2600. Apply to see T H Elliott 64 Central St
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Lowell
T. H. Elliott
Central St
Woman shot in forehead by stray rifle bullet
Mrs Sarah L Greene was accidentally shot in the forehead on Ironstone street Millville but the wound may not be serious. The bullet came from a rifle used by Daniel Robbins practicing at a riverbank target nearby.
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Blackstone
Sarah L. Greene
Ironstone Street
Millville
Daniel Robbins
Canadians Win in Fast Lehigh Lacrosse Contest
South Bethlehem Pa June 2 Toronto defeated Lehigh in the cleanest fastest and most scientific lacrosse game seen on Lehigh field by 11 to 9 in a showcase today. The Toronto team dominated the play with sharp passing and strong defense while Lehigh fought hard to close the gap.
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Bethlehem
Lehigh
Toronto
North Chelmsford Welcomes Pierce Owned Horses to Wannaland Park
About 12 new horses arrive at Wannalandt park owned by Boston horseman Waldo T. Pierce. Franklin Jones freight car delivered them with eight more expected soon. Notable trotters include Patronage with a 2.03% one mile record and Alicadia at 2.10% as Pierce anticipates strong performances from his Pierce colts.
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Wannalandt Park
Waldo T. Pierce
Boston
Frank Jones
Mr. Pierce
Alix
Alcidalia
Park Racetrack Shows Summer Speed Demonstrations
Report notes entries on the park race track during the summer months with several participants already noted as fast sprinters. The scene captures athletes testing speed, skill, and control as warm weather workouts continue.
Tewksbury Receives State Highway Appropriation Boost
The town of Tewksbury is allotted six thousand dollars to continue the State highway toward the Centre, extending from the Lowell line to Wamesit. The grant, fifteen hundred more than last year, should macadamize to within half a mile of the village and has residents elated. Also, John Gale learns of his mother’s death in Matthews Court House Virginia and departs for the funeral Wednesday.
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Tewksbury
Albert C. Blaisdell
Lowell
Wamesit
John Gale
Matthews Court House
Virginia
Arlington Police Raid and Child Injury Report
Arlington police conducted a raid on the Suburban hotel and also checked the home of Arthur B. Sharpe on Lake street, seizing three pints of whiskey. Florence Chapman, ten, suffered a severe leg injury while alighting from a provision wagon at Massachusetts avenue and Medford street. doctors treated her at home.
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Arlington
Arthur B. Sharpe
Lake Street
Florence Chapman
Everett
Chapman
Massachusetts Avenue
Medford Street
Water Street
Little Department Store Offers Seasonal Stationery Goods
The stationery and dry goods shop of F. A. Cambridge, branded as the Little Department Store, showcases two departments stocked with the season s goods at popular prices.
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F. A. Cambridge
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Stock Market
Sugar
N. Y. Central
Newman
Lake Shore
New York Central
Appleton Company
Southwest
M. P
S. P
Lee, Higginson &Co
State Street
Investment Securities
Brooklyn Edison
Evans
Terre Haute
Iowa
Ry Co
Louis
N. A. &Chic
Ind
Mexican Centra
Missouri Pacific Trust
Minn
Elec
Mob
Montgomery
Div
Rio Grande Western
Iron Mt. & So
Spencer, Trask & Co
Pine Street
State St
Albany, N. Y
Bright, Sears & Co
G. Pollard
Dewey & Bigelow
Temple Place
Morocco
Mires
Charles E, Hires
Malvern, Pa
J. B. Goodwin
Thorndike Street
Constitution Out
Continental Tobaccs
Exchange Building
North Chelmsford
Telephone
Chas. T. Saul & Co
THE
Lowell Opticians
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Street
Lowall
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