Stock Market Strength Dims on Opening Mixed Trading
The market showed strength for about two hours with prices above Friday’s levels. Copper and rail stocks led gains as New York openings were uneven with some leaders slipping fractions before a partial recovery. Canadian Pacific fell then rebounded while Baltimore & Ohio and other majors rose.
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Lst
Reading
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Futures Opening Prices For Months Unchanged In New York
Futures opened firm in New York with June at 12.15, July 12.20, August 11.79, September 10.85, October 9.99, November 9.92, December 9.79, January 9.80, reflecting steady market sentiment. Market observers note slight upward bias amid ongoing demand across contracts.
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New York
New York Market
Amer. Eng. Ref.Co
Beeenewees Atchison
Atchison, Ptd
B&o
Brooklyn Rap. T
Can. Pac Sogecerese
Ches. & Ohio
Erte Rail
Gen. Electric
Ill. Central
L. BN
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Pacific
M. K.&t. Pfd
New York Central
Penn. R. R
Soos
People’s Gas
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry. Eeesee
T.C
Bende
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
U. 8. Steel
U.S. Leather
U. 8
Leather
By, Amy
U. S. Rubber Co
Wabash
Wind Dou
West Union
W.&l. EL
Boston
B. & My Wesecates
Chicago Junction
Central
Amalgamated
Arcadian
Adventure
Atlantic
Sete Nee
Bingham
Jawan Bilg Bilg Bas Cal
Heela
Enteeeee
Elm River
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Osceola
Old Domini
Old Colony
Santa Fe
Decline Fueled by Syndicates and Bearish Pressure
Haven and Clement discuss how heavy participation in syndicates and deals weakened holders of illiquid new securities, while bearish traders and extreme short selling propelled further declines. They note liquidation, crop and labor issues, and prospects for wheat and cotton futures, with mixed signals for textiles and rail stocks as Northern Securities dissolves and assets are redistributed.
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Haven & Clement
Plans to dissolve Northern Securities Company debated
Reported by Bright, Sears & Co. officials refuse to confirm dissolution rumors while supreme court appeal on the company’s legal status proceeds. Northern Securities, incorporated in 1901 with $400 million capital, arose from the battle for Northern Pacific control that triggered a 1901 stock panic.
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United States Supreme Court
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pacific
Personal notices of local residents and travels
Charles E Lovejoy of this city granted a spindle bearing patent Richard Thompson of Franklin Falls NH accepts dye position at Lowell mills Walter Rice of this city takes second hand job in Berkshire mills Adams Mr and Mrs Asa C Russell and family depart Lowell June 23 for Europe sail New York June 25 on the Blucher for Hamburg travel July in Norway and Land of the Midnight Sun to North Cape see continuous sun a week Stockholm Moscow two weeks Russia and a week Austro Hungary sail Southampton September 2 on the Deutschland for New York Lowell friends of Harry W Clough now Mr Grace E Goodey announce marriage at Church of the Unity Los Angeles Investments yield 4 and 5 percent for sale by Albert S Guild banker.
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Richard Thompson
Franklin Falls
N. H
Dyer
Lowell Mills
Walter Rice
Berkshire Mills
Adams
Asa C. Russell
Lowell
Europe
New York
Hamburg
Norway
North Cape
Stockholm
Moscow
Russia
Austro-Hungary
Southampton
Lowell Friends
Harry W. Clough
Grace E. Goodey
Church of the Unity
Los Angeles
Bill Repeal Hopes Faced Deliberation In State House
A liquor law repeal measure faced a cautious path after a committee hearing at the state house. Governor Bates urged repeal of the original package sale ban, but Representative Hayes of Lowell delayed suspension of the rules, asking for regular procedure. Support came from temperance groups, while opposition centered on haste and enforcement concerns. the bill was postponed to Monday with expected passage barring unexpected opposition.
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State House
Bates
Hayes
Lowell
Representative Hayes
Courier-Citizen
M. Z. Fanning
League
Beale
Boston
Hiquor
Lawson Answers in Delawar e Gas Company Case
Boston June 12 Thomas W Lawson filed his answer and demurrer in the supreme judicial court suit by Bay State Gas company of Delaware seeking a receiver to demand and receive securities. Lawson says Weidenfeld and he can hand over the securities held as collateral and that all sums due from Lawson Weidenfield Co to Bay State Gas have been paid.
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Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Supreme Judicial Court
Bay State Gas Company of Delaware
Lawson
Weidenfield
Lawson and Weidenfield
Lawson, Weidenfield & Co
Lawson and
Forest fires threaten again in Washington hills
Reports from Seattle indicate a grave danger of last year’s forest fires returning this summer. A logging camp crew has fought fires for two days near Emmenclaw, where the town narrowly escaped last year. Fires surround Granite Falls as Ellsworth camp on the Weasel River is destroyed.
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Seattle
Wash
Emmenclaw
Granite Falls
Ellsworth
Weasel River
Storm Bites City As Trees Fell in Strong Wind
A fierce late day wind toppled an elm on Westford street in front of Hood house and felled a tree in Howard street. Numerous trees across Centralville Belvidere and Highlands shed dead branches as pedestrians narrowly escaped injury. Police report widespread damage and city hall will remove hazards.
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Westford Street
Hood House
Howard Street
Bridge
Eleventh Streets
Centralville
Streats
Belvidere
Highlands
Saved from Sea by Tug R W Waterman at New Bedford
New Bedford June 12 Tug R W Waterman captained by A N Whipple arrived with the crew of Barge Wasp after it sank in the bay between Inez Rock and Middle Ledge while being towed. The captain's wife jumped into the sea with a rope around her waist and was rescued unharmed. The deck hand, and Whipple, followed as the barge went down.
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New
Bedford
R. W. Waterman
A. N. Whipple
Wasp
Inez Rock
Middle Ledge
Fred White
Newport
Whipple
Pope Receives Bishops Gaffney and Haas in Private Audience
In Rome on June 12 the Pope met privately with Bishop Leo Haas of Belmont North Carolina and Thomas St. John Gaffney of New York. The Pope asked Gaffney to convey to President Roosevelt his high regard and esteem for the President.
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Rome
Leo Haas
Belmont
N. C
Thomas St. John Gaffney
New York
Gaffney
Roosevelt
Smuggling found on brig Vera Cruz wreck
Washington reports the brig Vera Cruz VII wreck near Ocracoke Inlet carried a secret rum hoard. Officials say the crew sold liquor locally and two men will be prosecuted for smuggling and liquor sales without license. The captain fled with about $5000 belonging to the immigrants. The vessel flew an Argentine flag at the time.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Cape Verdi Islands
New Bedford
Mass
Ochiacoke Inlet
N. C
Newberne
Vera Cruz
Trade Review Predicts Strong Northwest Wheat Yield
Bradstreet's notes improved weather crop and labor conditions across the week with the Northwest showing flawless prospects for a large movement as the high water recedes. Industrial strikes mostly settled, wholesale trade steady with cotton prices rising, and exports for wheat and corn up from last year.
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New York
Bradstreet
Philadelphia
Providence
Canada
Pacific Coast
Strike Vote Shuts 17 Mills In Holyoke Paper War
The Eagle lodge of Papermakers and ragroom workers at American Writing Paper mills voted to strike over a wage increase, affecting about 3500 employees. Seventeen mills will close Sunday as plants prepare to work off material and clean equipment, with no further settlement talks expected.
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Holyoke
Eagle Lodge of Papermakers
American Writing Paper Company
Lodge
Parsons Paper Company
Man Claims Son of God Arrested After Carriage Rush
Vienna report says Jacob Reich, an unemployed commercial agent, rushed Emperor Francis Joseph's carriage with a stick. He claimed to be the Son of God and said he bore a message from the Almighty. Reich later was recognized, deemed insane, and released from custody.
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Prisoner
God
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Jacob Reich
Hofburg
Reich
Whitney Steeves marriage united at Hereford Place
Arthur C Whitney and Annie C Steeves wed at No 10 Hereford Place in a ceremony conducted by Rev Mr McNally of Worthen Street Baptist Church. A reception followed with many friends offering wishes. Best man was Wm Sullivan and bridesmaid Bernice Steeves.
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Arthur C. Whitney
Annie C. Steeves
Hereford Place
Mr. McNally
Worthen Street Baptist Church
Wm. Sullivan
Bernice Steeves
Obituary for Andrew Fallon Veteran at Meadowcroft Home
Andrew Fallon aged 61 died at his home on Meadowcroft Street after a lingering illness. He was an old veteran and is survived by his wife four sons and two daughters.
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Andrew Fallon
Meadowcroft Street
Fallon Obituary Notice for Andrew Fallon at 108 Meadowcroft
Andrew Fallon aged 61 dies at his home 108 Meadowcroft Street in Fallon. The notice notes the date June 12 and location of passing, with no additional biographical details provided.
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Fallon
Meadowcroft Street
Andrew Fallon
Rumor of Baseball League Consolidation Denied
In New York on June 12 President Pulliam of the National Baseball League denies any truth to a Cincinnati report proposing a merger of the National and American leagues. He says he would know of such a move if under way and had no indication that Presidents Johnson Herrmann would meet. A weather aside and a note on a Lowell American band concert at Canobie Lake Park follow.
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New York
Pulliam
National Baseball League
Cincinnati
Johnson
American League
Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Weavers at Boott Mills Strike Over Double Cut System
Weavers at Boott mills quit work yesterday in protest of the double cut system. The stoppage is not enough to trouble the company. Tremont & Suffolk mills report 59 percent of weavers and 84 percent of ring spinners at work, and plan to boost force Monday.
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Boott
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Monay
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