O Sullivan Bros Co Offer on Velour Calf Lace Shoes
Do You Want to Save a Dollar We have purchased for spot cash all the double sale Velour Calf Lace Shoes Made by F D Barry Co Brockton This line of 3 50 Shoes was made for a large New England jobbing house Barry had to advance the price and the robing house people were forced to look elsewhere for a manufacturer who would make Shoes at 3 50 We have accepted their offer for all Barry Shoes on hand and placed them on sale Friday and Saturday at.
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Hare
F. D. Barry & Co
Brockton
New England
Barry
Harnessing the Sun The Engineer of Tomorrow
President Pritchett in Youth's Companion notes that hand tools fade as great machines harness solar energy. The engineer will lead in storing and directing sunlight to power industry, transport, and urban needs, transforming heat and light into usable energy while keeping skilled craftsmanship essential.
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Boston Common
Boston
Arizona
Pritchett
Builders Chance on Gibson Street Lot for Quick Sale
Real value property listing offers the best Gibson Street lot with 6600 feet of land ready to build. Potential buyers can negotiate a split sale as two parcels. Inquiries directed to Thomas H. Elliot at 64 Central Street.
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Gibson Street
Thomas H. Elliot
Central Street
Dull Yet Firm Stock Market Shows No Clear Lead
Boston shares traded weakly with 1779 shares in 1st half hour and most prices steady under 30. Copper Range and Daly-West ex div stock sales noted while West End Street Railway and other guaranteed-dividend issues show demand. New York market dull with minor gains for Louisville & Nashville and American Smelting near close.
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Boston
Daly-West
West End Street Railway
New York
Louisville & Nashville
Futures Opened Strong With Mixed Cotton Quotes
New York on June 9 reports futures opened firm with June at 8.04 bid, July 8.17, August 8.19, September 8.23, October 8.30, November 8.39, December 42, January 8.48, February 8.50, and March 8.58. Spot closed quiet, 15 points higher, middling upland 8.70, middling gulf 8.95, sales 100 bales.
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New York
Uplands
Gulf
Market News From New York Metallurgical and Mining Sectors
New York noon money on call at 3 percent. Mercantile paper 3 and 4. Exchange totals and balances noted. Amalgamated stock seen as stronger than before. Jacob Field cites 800000 share short interest across twenty New York brokers. Copper market supported by United Verde output cut. General Electric declares quarterly dividend of 2 dollars payable July 15 to holders of record June 19. Utah Copper sale denial cited. Heinze case verdict against Butte & Boston Mining Company discussed. Utah Consolidated directors to meet on dividend. earnings projected around 6 dollars per share for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
General Electric Co
Utah Consolidated Company
Copper market notes and dividend update
Copper quiet and unchanged with Lake and Electrolytic at 15 and 14 percent. Denver Rio Grande declares a regular semi annual 2 percent preferred stock dividend payable July 15. Surplus after charges for May and June estimated at 2 770 929. Currency movements show banks lost 1 613 100 this week. United States Mining Company has secured an option on a large copper refinery to be exercised once a new stock issue is authorized. The new plant will be secured at a venture and purchase plans aim to avoid construction delays.
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Denver & Rio Grande
United States Mining Company
T Pi
Ox’ Ae Hasan
Brokers' loans shrink as stocks move to strong hands
Hooley Learned & Co state brokers' loans have fallen to a minimum. They say the most conservative observers believe stocks are now in the strongest hands and that the disc counting process has been thorough and complete following a careful inventory.
Armenian Indicted in Lowell Murder Plot
Lowell Armen Avedias Maramian indicted for assault with intent to murder over a failed $200 marriage brokered wedding. other Lowell residents named in indictments for breaking and entering and assault with a dangerous weapon. Robert E. Kenney discharged as no indictment.
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Cambridge
Avedias Maramian
Lowell
Maramian
James Critchley
Wm. C. Hughes
James Sullivan
James Henry
James Coronatos
Robert E. Kenney
Woman Leaps From Hartford Steamer Near Hell Gate
A 19 year old New York woman, Leah Leitman, jumped overboard from the Hartford as it neared Hell Gate bound for New York. She left behind a card for Elkins Upholstering Co of Hartford and had recently lost work. Her brother works for the Jewish Forward in New York. No motive is known.
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New York
L. Leitman
Long Island Sound
Hartford
Hell Gate
Hartford & New York Transportation Company
Leitman
Conn
Leah Leitman
Windsor Avenue
Chicago
Jewish Forward
East Broadway
Amalgamated's Share Drives Home Market Shift
A fragment notes that houses carrying the largest Amalgamated volumes now account for 25 to 40 percent of their usual line, indicating a significant shift in distribution patterns and supplier reliance within the market.
Bourse Prices Rise on Peace Prospects in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on June 9 markets showed strength and buoyancy amid peace prospects. Trading figures reflected optimism as prices climbed with gains in four major issues.
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St. Petersburg
Douglas Leaves on White Mountains Holiday
Boston reports Gov. Wm. L. Douglas departs for a ten day visit to the White Mountains. In his absence Lieut. Gov. Curtis Guild Jr. will act as chief executive.
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Boston
Wm. L. Douglas
White Mountains
Curtis Guild, Jr
Licorice Roots Marketed for Tobacco and Snuff Flavor
A sailor describes licorice plants growing wild along the Tigris and Euphrates. The licorice sticks are harvested, bundled, and shipped to England and America, used to flavor tobacco and snuff via adulteration or flavoring by druggists and manufacturers.
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Saior
Tigris
Euphrates
England
America
Baltimore Herald
Laxative Bromo Quinine Advertises Cure
An advertising snap promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine as a worldwide cold cure claiming it removes the cause. Readers are urged to call for the full name and to seek the signature of B. W. Grove with a price of 2% cents.
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B. W. Grove
Russians Interned at Manila After June 8
Secretary Taft received Gov. Wright and Rear Admiral Train reports stating Russian warships at Manila were interned after June 8 noon. Disarmament proceeded, engines disabled, breech blocks removed, and crews paroled with pledge not to resume warfare.
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Washington
Taft
Gov. Wright
Manila
Admiral Train
Ohio
Monadnock
Navy Department
Train
Springfield Man Elected Coadjutor Bishop
Rev. Frederick Foote Johnson of Springfield Massachusetts was elected coadjutor missionary bishop of the South Dakota district to assist Bishop Hare. He has served as diocesan missionary of western Massachusetts and is a Trinity College and Berkeley Divinity School graduate born in Newtown Connecticut. Consecration date not yet set.
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New York
Frederick Foote Johnson
Springfield
Mass
South Dakota
Hare
Protestant Episcopal House of Bishops
Johnson
Western Massachusetts
Trinity College
Hartford
Berkeley Divinity School
Newtown
Conn
North Brookfield
Frederick F. Johnson
Fire Rages Through Proctorville Ohio
Fire swept Proctorville Ohio today burning the schoolhouse and several homes. Local fire companies were overwhelmed and aid was dispatched from Huntington West Virginia to battle the blaze.
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Huntington
W. Va
Proctorville
Ohio
Carman Named Chairman of Chickamauga Park Association
Succeeding the late General H V Boynton, General Ezra A Carman is appointed chairman. A Civil War veteran and former colonel of a New Jersey regiment, Carman long collaborated with Boynton on the park commission. Boynton, then on his sick bed, urged Secretary Taft to appoint Carman.
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Washington
Taft
Ezra A. Carman
Chickamauga
Meningitis Claims Two Local Teens Hospitalized Deaths
Harry Leganes a 17 year old boy died of cerebro meningitis at Lowel hospital last night after illness since May 10. Another meningitis case reported is David Scanlan age 16 of 176 Crosby street.
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Harry Leganes
Lowel Hospital
David Scanlan
Crosby Street
Store Of W H Ford Jeweler Tomorrow Visit
Reader is invited to visit the Store Of W H Ford tomorrow to inspect the fine jewelry and offerings. The note mentions a Sunday afternoon appointment and references several unclear names, suggesting a local social or shopping emphasis.
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W. H. Ford
Oleg Iter
Peace talks may move to Manchuria battlefield
Diplomats foresee next steps held by plenipotentiaries withJapan not revealing terms until meeting. A European ambassador suggested talks likely occur on the Manchurian battlefield between Russia and Japan, with Linevitch and Oyama negotiating in neutral territory to set indemnity, Sakhalin, Vladivostok, and neutral ships issues before broader settlements.
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Japan
Associated Press
Washington
Manchuria
Russia
Linevitch
Oyama
Sakhalin
Vladivostok
Far East
Loubet May Follow President's Example
Paris reports M. Bom pard, French ambassador to Russia, returns to St. Petersburg after talks with President Loubet at the foreign office. He may carry an autograph letter to Emperor Nicholas to aid pacific efforts, with hope centering on overcoming the emperor's hesitation and Japan's aims.
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Paris
M. Bompard
Russia
St. Petersburg
President Loubet
Foreign Office
Pacific
United States
M. Loubet
Nicholas
Roosevelt
Japan
Roosevelt Mediation Favored as Russia Japan Peace Prospects Rise
London reports express satisfaction at President Roosevelt's success in bringing Russia and Japan toward direct talks to end the war. Ambassador Whitelaw Reid remains close with the foreign office and, after a busy week, joins Mrs Reid for a weekend at Tatton Park. Russian officials, cautiously optimistic, see potential for a cessation of hostilities and direct negotiations.
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London
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Whitelaw Reid
Foreign Office
Peace prospects discussed at Tsarskoe Selo council
In Tsarskoe Selo a ministerial council led by the emperor was held to assess current developments. Grand Duke Michael, recently arrived from Berlin, is thought to carry a personal message from Emperor William advising peace negotiations.
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St. Petersburg
Tsarskoe-Selo
Grand Duke
Michael
Berlin
Wiliam
Japs Dislodge Company of Horse and Infantry
Army headquarters reports a detachment from Lianshuichuan two miles east of Chenchengtsu pushed back a foot battalion and 60 horsemen, seizing hills north of the area. By 3 o'clock morning June 7 they occupied an eminence east of the position.
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Tokio
Lianshuichuan
Chenchengtsu
Strategic clashes near Changtu repelled at dawn
At 6 o'clock the enemy attacked Sou fangtae ten miles north of Changtu and Taaotun five miles northwest of Changtu and Shihuuti two miles north of Taaotun. All attacks were repulsed.
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Chapengan
Chenchengtsu
Soufangtae
Changtu
Taaotun
Shihuuti
Czar Consoles Admiral Rojestvensky in Message
From St Petersburg on June 9 a cable from Emperor Nicholas thanks Admiral Rojestvensky and all officers for their duty to Russia and the Czar. The note acknowledges bravery despite failed outcomes and wishes a speedy recovery. Enquist and Capt Chagin’s messages omit misbehavior hints and urge consolation in duty.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Rojestvensky
Russia
Enquist
Chagin
Almaz
Linevitch Reports Progress In Russian War Dispatch
Gen Linevitch reports to Emperor Nicholas that on June 5 Japanese forces attacked Russian left flank outposts but were repelled by our reserves. That same day troops moving to the Thin valley repelled the enemy’s advance and maintained defensive positions as of June 8.
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St. Petersburg
Linevitch
Nicholas
Forces drive Japanese from Nan chantchentzi village
Guards and occupied the village of Santsiatoy as other troops press in the Hun valley from Boyhe and another force advances southwest, driving Japanese from Nan chantchentzi as far as Taiuangow.
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Santsiatoy
Hun Valley
Boyhe
Nanchantchentzi
Taiuangow
Steamer Wyandotte Caught in Gale Off Nantucket
The Wyandotte bound from Detroit to New York sought shelter at Newport harbor after a Thursday morning gale off Nantucket. The crew reported seas washing over the pilot house and saloon deck, with window glass broken and minor damage noted. Capt. McLaren steered her to Edgartown then Newport as the storm persisted. The ship, recently sold to Long Island Railroad, is set to operate a ferry on the East River in New York.
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Newport
R. L
Wyandotte
Detroit
Mich
New York
Newport Harbor
Nantucket
McLaren
Edgartown
Long Island Railroad Company
East River
Steamers La Savoie and Lucania Reported East of Nantucket
The steamer La Savoie from Havre was reported by wireless from Siasconset Mass seventy miles east of the Nantucket lightship at 7 am. The Lucania from Liverpool and Queenstown bound for New York was reported at 11 am ninety miles east of Nantucket. The page also features a humorous quip from Puck about a talking parrot.
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New York
la Savoie
Havre
Siasconset
Mass
Nantucket
Lucania
Liverpool
Queenstown
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O'Sullivan Bros. Co
City Hall
Tomor
Frank W. Howe
Bankers & Brokers
Howe Bik
J. F. Oliver & Co
Broadway
N. Y
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
New York Market
New York Central
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Union Pacific
New York Central and Steel Foundries
Northwestern
Atlantic Coast Line
U. S
Jacob Field
United Verde
Equitable
Salt Lake City
Utah Copper Company
American Smelting Company
Heinze
Helena
Butte & Boston Mining Company
F. A. Heinze
Ivers & Pond
Medvca
Ring
Merrimack ST
Lates
Vermont
Locust Valley
Ginter
Pine Grove
Atchison
Arch Pfd
B&o
BRT
Can Pac
Ches & Ohio
Chi & Gt W
St Paul
Rock Island
Erie Rail
Erie
L&n
St Ry
Mo Pac
MK &T
MK & T
O &W
Penn Rail
So Pac
So Rail
So Rypfd
U S Steel
U S
U S Rubber
Boston Market
B&a
B&m
Mont C&c
Michigan
Trinity
Utah
AT & T
Gov. Douglas
Wee
Proctorsville
Gen. Boynton
Lynn
Loubet
Imperial Garden
Aden
Fairbank
York State
Swift
Portland
Nabisco
Peck
Armour
Armour’s
Armour's
Harry Raynes
Lewell
Czar
Admiral Rojestvensky
Marine News
Wireless
Deepery
Puck
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