Stocks Slump as Liquidation Flood Hits Market
New York June 10 Prices of stocks were smashed at the opening by an avalanche of liquidating sales with blocks of 1000 to 8000 shares dumped on the market. Losses averaged over a point, fueled by business gloom and late market recovery efforts, then renewed selling and a feverish snap rally followed through the morning.
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New York
St. Louis
England
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Erie First
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Sugar
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Vu. S. Steel
U. S. Steel
Wabash
United States Steel
Pacifics
Grangers
Louisville & Nashville
Kansas & Texas
Shorts
Amalgamated
Eries
Northwestern
Stock Market Opens Weak Amid Heavy Liquidation
New York traders faced a weak open with heavy block sales. Amalgamated Copper and Erie led declines, while Atchison and Pennsylvania traded near last night levels. By 11 am the rally faded, new lows reappeared, and broad selling persisted across trunk lines, coalers, and grangers.
Cotton Market Futures Open Firm in New York
Futures opened firm in New York with July at 12.11 and August 11.57. September 10.53, October 9.81, November 9.66, December 9.63, and January 9.65, reflecting steady early demand and price levels.
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New York
Baring Shifts Gold Shipments and Market Watch
Baring Magoun plans a $600000 gold coin shipment to Buenos Ayres late this week. Old Colony calls an assessment of $1 a share to develop 75 amygdaloid lodes, sending the stock to 75 cents. The British cabinet split and potential consequences weighed on consols at London opening. J S Bache notes cotton buyers speculate on high prices amid fears of rising short interest and crop reports, while oldtimers seek a quick front change.
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Baring, Magoun & Co
Buenos Ayres
Old Colony
London Stock Exchange
J. S. Bache & Co
Export Cotton Loss After Flood Closes Mills’ Output
Destruction of several thousand bales bound for China and flood damage crippling mills dampen export activity. Some lines will be replaced but bulk of goods won’t be replaced at purchase price. Buyers, wary from speculation and uneven China demand, are pleased to avoid forced deliveries. Obligations on warehoused goods remain unsettled, with no rush to fulfill orders.
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China
Investments yielding 4 and 6 per cent for sale
Albert S. Guild banker advertises investments yielding four and six per cent. for sale. The notice emphasizes secure returns and client options, signaling a financial opportunity offered by the banking professional.
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Albert S. Guild
Cotton markets rally on New Orleans and Liverpool firmness
New York reports nervous sentiment and unsettled cotton trading with early declines offset by renewed buying from New Orleans and a sharp Liverpool upturn. July to September futures rise. gains range 8 to 16 points amid short covering and firm tone. Porto Rico forms first university trustees board as cotton flurry spreads awareness of Sea Island cotton trials and fertilization benefits.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
San Juan
P. R
Hunt
Universities
Porto Rico
United States
Rio Piedras
United States Agricultural Experiment Station
Elliott
Sea Island
Woodford Ashore Off North Sydney Harbor
The British steamer Woodford, from Pascagoula to Hamburg with pitch pine cargo, lies ashore in North Bay harbor. Early tugs failed to move her. Removal of most cargo and a high tide are expected before she can be floated.
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North Sydney
C. B
Woodford
Pascagoula
Hamburg
North Bay
Belvidere Matron Mary McCaffrey Dies at 112 Pleasant Street
Mary McCaffrey longtime Belvidere resident died Tuesday morning at her home 112 Pleasant street. She was a devout parishioner of Immaculate Conception. Survived by four sons Daniel a noted singer Tho an ex councilman John James and daughters Miss Margaret soprano of the church choir and Miss Katherine. The family endures years of afflictions including the loss of a beloved son killed by an electric wire.
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Mary McCaffrey
Belvidere
Pleasant Street
Immaculate Conception
Aniel
Tho
John
James
Margaret
Immaculate Conception Church
Katherine
Funerals for Mrs Harrington and Mr Sullivan Held Yesterday
The funerals for Mrs Mary Harrington and Mr James O Sullivan were held yesterday. Harringtons service at St Patricks church featured a Mass with choir and offertory songs, burial in St Patrick's cemetery, undertakers O'Donnell & Sons. Sullivan's service at St Peters church included Gregorian mass, offertory and Jerusalem songs, burial in St Patrick's cemetery, undertakers O'Donnell & Sons. Floral offerings included a large pillow from Miss Margaret Sullivan and a spray from Mr and Mrs Moulton.
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Mary Harrington
John O’brien
Worthen Street
St. Patrick's Church
Fr. McManmon
Fred G. Bond
Schmidt
Nano M. Gallagher
Bond
Jerusalem
Michael McCourt
William O’brien
David Welch
Jeremiah
Patrick
John Harrington
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
O’donnell & Sons
James O. Sullivan
Lane Street
St. Peter's Church
Heffernan
James E. Donnelly
Michael Keefe
John Blackburn
John Duffy
J. H. Reilly
James O'Brien
St. Patrick's Cemetery
O'Donnell
Thompson M D Prayers and Funeral in Boston
In Boston June 8 Augusta tin Thompson M D prayers at his Boston residence Thursday at 10 am. Funeral from his son's residence 36 Varney street Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited.
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Thompson
Boston
Augustin Thompson
Varney Street
Drake
G. E. Marshall
Puffer Street
Jacob Drake
Young
Samuel Young
Swett
Manchester
N. H
Euphemia Swett
William L. Swett
Notre Dame academy graduation held at Adams Street hall
The Notre Dame academy commencement was held in the Adams street convent exhibition hall with a large crowd of priests and friends. Misses Lane Dore Fardy Allen Maguire and others received medals and diplomas after essays on light and faith, music by pupils, and a valedictory by Miss Eliza M. Fardy. Fr. O'Brien and Fr. Walsh lauded the school, urged fidelity to church and home, and Archbishop Williams’ absence was noted. An informal reception followed.
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Notre Dame Academy
Adams Street
John J. Williams
Boston
Brady
Howe
Alice Millard
Teresa Mahoney
Mary Dore
Helen R. Dore
Laura Denault
Helen Calnin
Mary F. Maguire
Mayor Howe
William O’brien
P. R
St. Patrick’s Church
Helen F. Mallee
Mary V. Allen
Eliza M. Fardy
Caroline BE. Lane
Caroline
Lane
Donizetti
Lucia
Margaret Locke
Nettie Studley
Katherine Tessier
Alice Walsh
Julia Allen
Helen I
Mallee
Ella, Reilly
Florence Dozois
Laura
Regina Denault
Marchetti
Helen F’. Mallee
Dame Precaution
Sieveking
Fr. O’brien
Elodie A. Chapdelaine
Ella Reilly
Elizabeth Farley
Margaret Hanlon
Horetta Marin
Julia Slattery
Lorenz
Fardy
Rossini
Tancred
Eliza
Beth Farley
Hortense Gallagher
Cecile Dozois
Regina Default
Marie O'Donnell
Caroline E. Lane
Mary Holmes
Elizabeth Coughlin
Euretta Marin
O’brien
Archbishop Williams
Bishop Brady
Sisters of Notre Dame
Fr. O'Brien
Louis S. Walsh
Fr. Walsh
Massachusetts
Harvard College
Lynn Strikers Stand Firm in Wynn Hospital Fight
Labor clashes unfold as bricklayers and masons refuse to work with non union tenders on the Wynn hospital addition. Union officials threaten an unfair list and expulsion, while the building trades council pushes for higher pay and a general strike if demands are unmet. Labor unions plan further support meetings for Lynn hospital.
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Lynn
Wynn
Hospital Addition
Dearborn
W. B. Littlefield
Vroom Brothers
Fog delays race among cup defenders at Sandy Hook
New York reports fog halted a race among three cup defenders the start timed for 11 30 a m. The Con stitution left for the starting line at 1 p m with Reliance and Columbia following. Fog over Sandy Hook forced all three yachts back to the Hook delaying the race to tomorrow if weather allows under the Atlantic Yacht club.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Constitution
Reliance
Columbia
The
Atlantic Yacht Club
Dwight Manufacturing closes multiple cotton mills in Chicopee
The Dwight Manufacturing Company has shut Nos 1 through 4 of its cotton mills for a week in Chicopee, with plans to extend. Agent L A Aumann says the curtailment stems from inability to buy cotton at current prices and process it into cloth without heavy losses, a condition tied to the cotton goods market.
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Chicopee
Dwight Manufacturing Company
L. A. Aumann
Dwight Company
Scribbling Paper Sizes and Rates Advertised
Scribbling paper suitable for pen or pencil sold in blocks 4x5 percent 4x7 and 6x94 with a price of 5 cents per pound. Courier Citizen office promotes subscription and the Courier brand.
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Courier-Citizen Office
FATAL FIRE AT BROOKLYN COOPERAGE PLANT
In South Boston the Brooklyn Cooperage Company plant burned destroying a large stock of rough material and 30 000 finished barrels. A worker Joseph Wood was severely burned while trying to save his clothing and tools and may not recover. The loss totals about 140 000 with 100 000 in stock and 40 000 in buildings. Fire officials suspect incendiary origins and investigate with state fire marshal officers.
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Boston
Brooklyn Cooperage Company
Joseph Wood
City Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lowell M. Palmer
Clarke to be committed to Taunton asylum for insanity
Philip H. Clarke the Assonet well poisoner was in New Bedford superior court where two alienists said he was not accountable. The court stayed disposition and ordered his commitment to Taunton asylum for the present with Clarke protesting the finding.
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New Bedford
Philip H. Clarke
Superior Court
Milton Reed
Swift
Mr. Reed
Prof. Clarke
Clarke
Taunton
Villains Pursued In Montana Jail Break Case
Glasgow Montana June 9 Up to a late hour last night no report had been received from the posse pursuing the four prisoners who escaped from the city jail here Saturday night after killing the death watch Charles Williams and beating Deputy Sheriff Rutter and Jailer Dillard. One posse of 25 men is on the trail and 50 more joined yesterday. At daylight two men were seen near Milk River moving east on tired horses.
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Glasgow
Mont
Charles Williams
Rutter
Dillard
Milk River
Oyster Bay Welcomes President Roosevelt for Summer Visit
New York june 9 oyster bay preparing to welcome president roosevelt to his summer home a committee of the local board of trade will arrange the reception much depends on the president arrival date the village will celebrate its 250th anniversary june 21 to 23 and officials hope he can attend
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New York
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Board of Trade
New Milford field day marks record by Miss Zimmer man
In Ingleside school events at New Milford Connecticut on June field day Miss Eleanor Zimmerman of East Orange broke the women's schools fifty yard dash record with a time of 6 percent seconds The previous best was seven seconds held by Vassar College.
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New Milford
Severe hail storm hits Sapello valley crops and sheep
Reports from East Las Vegas New Mexico describe a severe hail storm in Sapello valley on June 10. Ground was buried under 13 inches of hail with alfalfa flattened and other crops ruined. Many sheep on the ranges were killed and shepherds fear for their safety.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Sapello Valley
Meeting of pub baths committee in near future
The committee on pub baths will hold a meeting soon. The health department hopes the smallpox hospital will be closed for the summer.
Dixon on the Negro Question at Book Sellers' dinner
Rev Thomas Dixon Jr addressed the American Book Sellers association dinner in New York arguing race prejudice stems from fear and self preservation. He predicted a Lincoln statue in the Confederacy capital and warned of a 60 million Negro population in fifty years with three possible solutions: elevate or sink or remove. Mayor W Willard Palmer of Grand Rapids described trade revival efforts amid a current crisis.
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New York
American Book Sellers’ Association
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Dixon
America
South
Abraham Lincoln
Confederacy
Lincoln
Mr. Dixon
W. Willard Palmer
Grand Rapids, Mich
Association
Moros Granted Autonomous Province in Philippine Bill
The Philippine commission moves to autonomous Moros governance with Taft and Davis drafting the measure. It creates a five district Moro province Sanctioning local laws under American oversight, with an appointive council led by a governor and officials. It extends Philippine court and constabulary jurisdiction and codifies tribal laws while allowing slavery abolition and Moro courts.
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Manila
Philippine Commission
Sulu
Zamboanga
Lanao
Cotabato
Davao
Leonard Wood
Gauss Antarctic Expedition Returns After Successful Voyage
The German steamer Gauss arrived at Simonstown, Cape Colony, for refitting after an Antarctic stay of about three weeks. No casualties occurred among the crew. Departed Cape Town December 7, 1901, the expedition discovered Emperor William Land and conducted extensive scientific investigations in polar regions.
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Simonstown
Cape Colony
Gauss
Antarctic
Cape Town
Emperor William
Polar Circle
Killed at Beverly Elderly Springfield Man Struck on Bridge
Richard F. Janes of Springfield, about 75, visiting his daughter the wife of Rev. E H Byington, was struck by a train on the Beverly harbor bridge between Beverly and Salem. He wandered from the footpath onto the tracks and fell into the water, where he died. He leaves four children.
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Beverly
Richard F. Janes
Springfield
Janes
E. H. Byington
Dane Street Church
Salem
Assault at Forest Hills Cemetery Leaves Foreman Dead
Boston June 9 Death followed an assault on William A. Worley foreman for laborers at Forest Hills cemetery. Frank McDonald, about 30, in custody on a manslaughter charge with $3000 bond for assault and battery. McDonald faces prosecution for the June 5 attack at the cemetery.
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Boston
William A. Worley
Forest Hills
Frank McDonald
Worley
McDonald
Refused to Halt Kansas City Man Shot by Soldier
Kansas City June 9 Albert Hurley was shot and mortally wounded for refusing to halt by John Maloney of Company A Sixth U S infantry on guard duty in Kansas City Kas where martial law has been in force since the flood Captain F J Taggart in command submitted a report to the mayor exonerating Maloney after investigation
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Kansas City
Albert Hurley
John Maloney
Sixth U.S. Infantry
Kas
F. J. Taggart
Maloney
Boston Man Seeks Bill of Particulars in Embezzlement Case
Moody Merrill accompanied by counsel from New York appeared before Judge Bishop in the superior court to obtain a bill of particulars in the embezzlement charge involving $19,000 from Mrs. Sarah Cohen. The defense stated they needed the bill to prepare a proper defense, the court took the matter under advisement.
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Boston
Moody Merrill
New York
Sarah Cohen
Bishop
Anchor Line brings Shamrock gear from Glasgow and Moville
The Elthiopia arrived from Glasgow and Moville with 85 packages of spars and gear. Among them 58 are for the yacht Shamrock III and 27 for the Shamrock I, confirming British delivery of naval fittings for the racing yachts.
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New York
Elthiopia
Glasgow
Moville
Shamrock
Not Insured? Revival of Kidney Cure Hailed
The Rev J W Weisley of St Paris Ohio suffered kidney trouble but after using Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy he was cured. His acceptance by four life insurers supports the claim of a kidney liver and bladder remedy that benefits rheumatism or dyspepsia. Available in 60 cent and 1.00 bottles with a free trial sample by mail from Rondout New York. Dr David Kennedy Corporation advertised across the page.
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J. W. Weisley
St. Paris
Ohio
David Kennedy
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N. Y
David
Unidentified man commits suicide on ferryboat
In New York last night an unidentified man swallowed carbolic acid in front of 50 or 60 women aboard a ferry from the Battery to 39th Street Brooklyn. The passengers fled in alarm and the pilot halted the boat to calm the scene.
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New York
The
Battery
39Th Street
Brooklyn
Young Collegians Will Climb Mt McKinley
Frederick A. Cook a New York scientist Robert A. Dunn a Harvard geologist and Ralph Shainwald a Columbia botanist form the Cook expedition en route to Alaska to ascend Mount McKinley. The party has secured 15 pack horses to be taken to Cook's Inlet at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Frederick A. Cook
New York
Robert A. Dunn
Harvard
Ralph Shainwald
Columbia
Cook
Alaska
Mount McKinley
Cook's Inlet
Miss Lucinda Prescott Convalesces After Appendicitis
Miss Lucinda Prescott of Westford who underwent an operation for appendicitis a few weeks ago is now convalescent. George F. Penniman, W. W. Carey, ex mayor Runels and M. G. Perkins have gone to Sharon Springs New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Prescott
Westford
George F. Penniman
W. W. Carey
Runels
M. G. Perkins
Sharon Springs
N. Y
Humberts in Crawford millions case face forgery trial
Paris reports that the Chamber of Indictments finds sufficient evidence against the Humberts of Crawford millions fame to warrant their commitment for trial. Formal counts allege forgery, use of forged documents, and swindling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Indictments
Humberts
Crawford
Dishonest Doctors Cheating City Health Officials
Between thirty and forty warrants were issued in New York on June 9 for doctors accused of fraudulently obtaining anti-toxine. They allegedly signed affidavits claiming a serum was for a poor patient at health stations, securing it free, then selling it later at five dollars a bottle to the patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Health
Mercerized Goods Sale at Half Price in Palmer Street Window
A. G. Pollard & Co displays mercerized plain goods in the Palmer street window including Toiles La cettes Basket Cheviot and Panama salting with permanent lustre. Yard values from 35c to 60c sold at 2l per yard in white goods department centre aisle.
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Palmer Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
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