Stock Market Week Ends With Improvement Amid Coal Strikes
The week closes with notable price gains amid hopes for coal strike settlement and improving sentiment. Granger shares rise 2 to 6 points while Mexican Central, St. Paul, and Missouri Pacific lead activity. Bank statement favorable but muted by labor troubles. market shows increased absorption of quality stocks for investment and speculation. President Fay visits Trimountain mill. oil as fuel eyed by Morse Iron Works. Metropolitan Street Railway declares 1.5 percent dividend. Osceola and Kearsarge Lode output discussed. banks report reserve and loan shifts.
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Granger
Mexican Central
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Standard Oil Party
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
Atchison
Morse
Morse Iron Works and Dry Dock Company
Brooklyn
Texas
Boston Market Ends Half Holiday Session Encouraging
The Boston market showed some encouragement during a half holiday session with broader activity expected in New York. Copper shares were firm led by Old Dominion rising on good buying, while Western Union and American Telephone saw profit taking and strength respectively. Massachusetts Electric traded strongly at 44 amid small-volume activity and steady demand.
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Boston
New York
Old Dominion
Western Telephone
American Telephone
Massachusetts Electric
New York Stock Market Opens Steady Amid Light Trading
On June 14 in New York the stock market opened steady with minimal price changes. Amalgamated Copper 68% and Missouri Pacific 104% showed no major shifts while Reading slipped slightly. By 11 a.m. Missouri Pacific rose above 105 with other Standard stocks gaining modestly. General Electric climbed at first but later fell, and Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh advanced 1%.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Erie
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario
Arf Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S
Futures Opened Quiet in New York Trade
Futures opened quiet in New York with contracts for June at 9.02, July 8.78, August 1.49, September 8.15, October 8.02, November 7.94, December 7.95, January 1.97, February 8.02, March 7.98, while February was offered at 8.02.
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New York
Textile and leather markets show quiet but firm trend
R. G. Dun notes limited textile stocks keep markets steady while buyers wait. Cotton goods demand holds on five cent basis for prints as raw material outlook improves with new crop. Wool and leather trade mix with steady prices but delivery delays and cautious orders. Hides remain strong, Texas steers lead, and retail footwear stays brisk in the West and children’s lines. Haven & Stout cite favorable crop outlook and strong railroad earnings as a positive factor.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Texas
Death of Rev. John Spurgeon Father of Spurgeon Preachers
London reports the death of Rev. John Spurgeon, a retired Congregational minister and patriarch of the Spurgeon preaching family. Born July 1 182? he died this morning at De Norwood, marking the end of a long clerical life.
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London
John Spurgeon
Spurgeon
de Norwood
Steamer Philadelphia Arrives From Southampton
New York reports the steamer Philadelphia has arrived from Southampton with passengers and cargo. The arrival adds to the steamship traffic from Europe and confirms continued transatlantic service.
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New York
Philadelphia
Southampton
Mrs Mary R Patterson Dies Here At 38 West Sixth Street
Mrs Mary R Patterson widow of Geo W Patterson longtime Lowell resident died early this morning at her home 38 West Sixth street from heart failure after a year of ill health. She leaves a stepson Dr David N Patterson a brother Clark Ridley of New Bedford and three sisters Funeral Monday at 2 30 Burial private
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Mary R. Patterson
Lowell
Geo. W. Patterson
West Sixth Street
David N. Patterson
Clark Ridley
New Bedford
Cornell German instructor Mr G B Viles on leave for travel
Mr G B Viles of Cornell University Ithaca N Y instructor in German is spending a few days with his parents at 16 Methuen Street He has just earned the degree of doctor of philosophy at Cornell and the university has granted him leave of absence for one year He will travel in Europe and study at German universities during the year.
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G. B. Viles
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
American Medical association adjourns to meet in New Orleans
Saratoga N Y June 13 The American Medical association adjourned for a session in New Orleans on the second Tuesday in May 1903 Officers elected include President Frank Billings Chicago Secretary Geo H Simmons Chicago and George Cook Concord NH chosen as a member of the judicial council
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Saratoga
N. Y
American Medical Association
New Orleans
Frank Billings
Chicago
Geo. H. Simmons
George Cook
Concord
N. H
Judicial Council
Mayors Club of Massachusetts Tours Barre Quarries
The Mayors club of Massachusetts toured the Barre marble quarries in Montpelier Vermont and Cambridge guest ex Mayor Sortwell. After viewing quarries, a banquet was held at the pavilion before their return home tomorrow.
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Montpelier
Mayors Club of
Massachusetts
Sortwell
Cambridge
Barre
Marconi Announces Sensitive Detector for Wireless Telegraphy
London June 13 William Marconi announced during a lecture that he invented a highly sensitive magnetic detector for electric waves enabling reading about thirty words per minute in wireless telegraphy.
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London
William Marconi
Building paint claims fewer gallons with Devoe mix
The claim states Devoe Lead and Zinc paint requires fewer gallons than Mixed Paints and will wear twice as long as lead and oil mixed by hand, suggesting superior coverage and durability.
Roosevelt seeks Cuba reciprocity in message to Congress
President Roosevelt, after discussions with Congress leaders, will send a formal message affirming his stance on Cuban reciprocity. He argues the duty to Cuba and fairness to the new republic, despite opposition from anti-reciprocity senators, and cites potential benefits to American industries and strategic interests in the West Indies and Central America.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
Cuba
New Republic
Hawaii
Spain
Isthmian Canal
West Indies
Central America
Porto Rico
Philippines
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
President Urges Cuban Reciprocity Tariff Easing
The President asks Congress to pursue substantial tariff reductions for Cuban imports. He cites moral and national interests and points to prior messages by McKinley supporting friendly ties and reciprocal commercial measures. He notes a proposed up to 20 percent reduction tied to Cuban goods and stresses safeguards against benefits to refiners, aiming for a general reciprocal arrangement.
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Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Cuba
United States
McKinley
Palma
Hawaiian Islands
President signs river and harbor bill today
The President signed the river and harbor bill in Washington on June 13, formalizing funding for waterways. The action reinforces infrastructure funding and river harbor projects nationwide.
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Washington
Col Sutton Missing In Michigan Arrest Warrant Issued
Saginaw Mich June 13 Gov Bliss said he had learned from Lansing that Col Eli R Sutton of Detroit resign as university regent is in the executive office at Lansing. A warrant for perjury arrest has been issued and he is missing amid probes into state military clothing frauds.
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Saginaw
Mich
Bliss
Lansing
Eli R. Sutton
Detroit
University of Michigan
Col
Sutton
Amanda Brown Dies in Lightning Strike at Littleton
Miss Amanda Brown, an aged resident of Littleton, was instantly killed when lightning struck early today. The event occurred in the town, with authorities confirming the death of the local woman.
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Littleton
Amanda Brown
New York Stock Exchange Members at 27 and 29 Pine Street
The listing notes members located at 27 and 29 Pine Street in New York City connected to the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Pine St
New York
Popular Crown Prince Frederick William Steals the Spotlight
The 20 year old heir to the German throne charms crowds with a maiden speech at Düsseldorf expo and a boyish, beer loving persona. He shares adventures at Bonn’s Borussen hall, endearing Berlin crowds, and a possible romance with an American heiress encountered in London. He travels between Berlin and Bonn with his father Kaiser Wilhelm II, exuding quiet self possession as heir apparent.
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Frederick William
German Empire
Dusseldorf
Dorf
Unser Kronprinz
Thiergarten
Bhitel Fritz
Kaiser
Kaiser William
Karlsruhe
Alt-Heidelberg
Bonn
Rhine
Beethoven
The
Borussen
Borussens
Kronprinz
Schutzmen
Berlin
London
Duchess of Marlborough
Miss Vanderbilt
Amerikanerin
Henry
United States
Brooklyn Eagle
Dows Tooth Powder Offer Free Brush This Week
This week only, customers receive a free good tooth brush with the purchase of one 25 bottle of Dows Tooth Powder from A W Dows & Co. The company operates two stores.
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Dows
A. W. Dows & Co
Irrigation Bill Passes House Amid Applause in Congress
In Washington on June 13 the House approved the irrigation bill by 146 to 55 after multiple amendments. The measure, already passed by the Senate, creates a reclamation fund from public lands in western states for irrigation construction and maintenance. The bill limits private water rights to 160 acres per owner and outlines fund use for administration, with provisions for educational funding and state control of non navigable waters. The Senate opened with executive sessions and discussed the Cuban reciprocal relations message from the President, prompting light-hearted exchanges before adjourning in the late afternoon.
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House
Senate
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Okkahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
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Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Mitchell
Ore
Pacific Island
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Hoar
United States
Cuba
Dietrich
Neb
Warren
Wyo
Bailey
Tex
Tex.) “It Is,” Replied the Chair (Mr. Kean
Mr. Bailey
Allison
Butter coloring used in oleomargarine tax settled
Washington June 13 Commissioner Yerkes of the internal revenue bureau orders that no artificial coloring may be used in oleomargarine without boosting the tax from one quarter of a cent to ten cents per pound.
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Washington
Yerkes
Internal Revenue Bureau
Drowning of Captain and Mrs Haines in Chester bay
In Chester on June 13, Captain Robbins of Port Norris New Jersey and Mrs Plumma Haines of Camden New Jersey were drowned when the sloop Henry capsized opposite the city while bound for Philadelphia with oyster shells aboard. Three others, two men and a woman, were rescued from the yacht.
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Chester
7Nett Robbins
Port Norris
N. J
Plumma Haines
Camden
Henry
Robbins
Philadelphia
Postponement of Polo Cup Final Game Due to Wet Weather
London reports continued rain forces the third and final American polo cup game to be postponed from tomorrow to Monday next. An editorial caution urges attention to small colds, linking them to serious illness.
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London
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Amer. Sug. Ref. Co
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Brooklyn Rap
Ches. & Ohio
Ats
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Mo. Pac
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Southern Pac
Southern Ry
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U.S. Steel
Aee Boy
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Fisk & Robinson
Cedar Street
State Street
Bingham
Cal. & Hecla
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Trinity
U.S
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Amer. Wool
N. E. Tel
Hamilton Mfg
Harvard Brewing Co
Lowell Trust Co
Mass
Merrimack Mfg. Co
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Middlesex Co
Old Lowell Bank
Prescott Nat. Bank
Tremont and Suffolk Mills
Bigelow Carpet Co
Stony Brook R. R. Union National Bank
Traders’ National Bank
AL G. Walsh
Kilby Street
Boston, Mass
P. O. Box
Andover Street
Marine News
American Medical Assn
Mayors Club OF Mass
Marconi
Daily Market Letter
Hareur & Facese
B’way
Hildreth
Chas. N. Woodward
Middlesex St
Exchange Building
Col. Sutton
Spencer Vrask & Co
Philip R. Hovey
Investment Securities
Conway Transfer Co
Northern Depot
Mitche and Central Streets
Crown Prince
Dr. Wood
Nicholas G. Norcross
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