Irregular Opening As Market Lists Diverse Gains And Losses
The New York stock market opened irregular with mixed gains and losses among leading issues. Wabash advanced briefly before slipping, several rails rose, and profits taking after talk of possible gold exports pushed some active stocks below opening levels. Cotton futures opened firm with multiple contracts priced between 10.09 and 12.20.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Louisville
Missouri, Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario& Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Sugar
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern
Texas
Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Wabash
Wisconsin Central
Colorado
Wabashes
Plans for Trust Company of the Republic reorganization
The New York Herald reports full reorganization plans for the Trust Company of the Republic. The capital stock will drop from 1,000,000 to 500,000 to cover obligations from supporting the United States Shipbuilding company. The board shrinks from 26 to 18 with Winthrop E. Scarrett named as likely president.
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Trust Company of the Republic
New York Herald
United States Shipbuilding Company
Winthrop E. Scarrett
Danced at Belle Grove by Merry Five club event
About 100 couples attended a Tuesday night dance at Belle Grove under the Merry Five club. Kittredge's orchestra provided music. Officers listed include Leo P. Fitzgerald general manager and several assistants and aids.
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Belle Grove
Merry Five Club
Kittredge
Leo P. Fitzgerald
Philip McNeely
Charles C. Burns
Alfred Cooney
Martin Dacey
John Coughlin
James McNulty
James Flanagan
Thos. Hubin
John O'Loughlin
Thomas Allen
Arthur Peters
Funerals for Devine Mitchell and Soule Reported
The funeral of Ann Kathleen Devine infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis J Devine was held at 3 PM from their home 9 Philips Street Mon day. Burial was at St Patrick's cemetery. The funeral of Rose Mitchell occurred yesterday with a 8 30 AM wake and 9 AM mass at St Peter's, burial at St Patrick's cemetery. Miss Kate Soule's funeral was held yesterday at 10 30 AM from J W Brooks undertaker rooms, burial in Eidsen cemetery.
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Ann Kathleen Devine
Dennis J. Devine
Philips Street
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
O'Donnell & Sons
Rose Mitchell
Lyons Street
St. Peter’s Church
Fr. McDermod
Patrick Curran
John Freeman
Patrick J. Mahan
George Kemen
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Fr. MccDermott
McDermott
Kate Soule
J. W. Brooks
Eidsen
Y M C A Auxiliary Dime Social Held at Mrs Fuller’s
The Ladies auxiliary of the Y M C A gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs W H Fuller’s Tyler Park home. A large attendance enjoyed the event which proved financially successful and brought pleasure to attendees.
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W.H. Fuller
W. H. Fuller
Tyler Park
Brave rescue by 20 year old girl from Monroe street fire
New York on June 17 Mary Drapkin aged 20 performed a brave rescue of her younger brother and sister from a burning building on Monroe street shortly after the rest of the family had escaped. Their parents were overcome by smoke and revived only to suffer epileptic fits.
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New York
Mary Drapkin
Monroe Street
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Tops Local Sales
F C Jaquith of Inland Michigan says he sells more Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy than all similar preparations and guarantees every bottle. The remedy is available at all druggists.
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Chamberlain
F. C. Jaquith
Mich
Wedding Gift Picture to Remember the Couple
A wedding present idea recommends a beautiful picture for a friend marrying in June. It remains in the home longer than most gifts and serves as a lasting wall ornament and reminder of the giver. The best place to buy is at the corner of John and Merrimack streets.
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John and
Merrimack Streets
Phillips Academy marks 125th anniversary with Chinese minister
Boston shows praise as Sir Chen-tung Liang Cheng, China’s minister to the U. S., returns to Andover for Phillips academy jubilee. Alumni, 1882 graduates Lin Leun fai and Lew Yuk Lin remembered for shaping Chinese education and diplomacy. celebrations include a torchlit welcome, a postprandial address, and the dedication of Brothersfield athletic grounds funded by George B. Knapp.
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Boston
Chen-tung Liang Cheng
United States
China
Andover
Phillips Academy
MN Cheng
Collins
Phillips- Andover Academy
Academy
Andover Brass Band
Borden Gymnasium
Phillips
Daniel Webster
Massachusetts
Rip van Winkle
Bancroft
Female Seminary
Comatock
Coy
Professor MacCurdy
Mac
Exeter
Hubbard
Sir Chen-Tung Liang Cheng
Coal Miners' Convention Declares No Strike in Anthracite
Scranton Pa June 16 no strike will occur in the anthracite region over operators' refusal to recognize District Presidents Nichols Fahy and Dettrey chosen by the United Mine Workers joint executive board as miners' representatives on the board of conciliation. The convention elected three district presidents and operators said the action was satisfactory.
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Scranton
Nichols, Fahy and Dettrey
United Mine Workers
George F. Baer
Reading Company
Connell
Conciliation Board
Mitchell
Charles P. Neil
Baer
Neil
Brown University Commencement Week Features Alumni Gatherings
Providence June 16 Alumni gatherings on the Brown campus dominated the afternoon plus class reunions in the evening as the 135th annual commencement nears. The gates honoring classes 84 87 and 7 were dedicated and Rockefeller hall cornerstone laid with Harry M Cobb delivering the senior address. Prof Woodrow Wilson spoke on Patriotism before Phi Beta Kappa in Sayles hall as Lucian Sharpe’s organ was opened and M Auguste Wieganda gave a recital, followed by more class reunions concluding the day ahead of tomorrow’s commencement.
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Providence
R. L
Brown University
Rockefeller Hall
Harry M. Cobb
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Sayles Hall
Woodrow Wilson
LL. D
Princeton University
Lucian Sharpe
M. Auguste Wieganda
Royal Conservatory of Liege
Jett and White in Kentucky murder trial coverage
Jett and White case updates from Jackson Kentucky detail military camp support for the Lewen family and safety concerns for Ewen. Dr J M Kash testified he saw Jett before the shooting and helped carry Marcum to his office where he died five minutes later.additional witness Dr Taubee corroborated Kash and Hargis spoke of White exiting the courthouse door.
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Marcum
Curtin Jett
Dr. Kash
Ewen
Smith
Callahan
Hargis
Jett
Court House
White
James
Jackson
B. Lewen
Kentucky
Lexington
J. M. Kash
Kash
Byrd Cross
John Taubee
James Hargis
Australian Ballot Works in Berlin
Berlin reports brisk Reichstag polling under the new Australian ballot law with voters in and out of booths quickly. Parties used transit tactics moving voters from strong districts to doubtful precincts, aided by credentials. Socialists allegedly dispatched thousands of supporters to uncertain constituencies.
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Berlin
Germany
Miss Helen Shorey Reaches Berlin for Summer Studies
A cablegram confirms Miss Helen Shorey arrived safely in Berlin on June 14 to study there through the summer. Mrs. George Fairburn sails with her daughter Florence and Master Clarence on the New England to Liverpool, planning months of travel and sightseeing before rejoining Mr. Fairburn later.
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Helen Shorey
Berlin
Miss Shorey
George Fairburn
Florence
Clarence
New England
Liverpool
Fairburn
City Hall Notes on Aid Decline After Mills Reopen
Martin J. Courtney secretary of the overseers of the poor says city aid calls have fallen since mills resumed. There is still above normal demand, but far less than two weeks ago when mills were idle. He notes $60,000 in circulation last Saturday versus two weeks ago explains the drop in department business.
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Martin J. Courtney
Courtney
Massachusetts Coal Dealer Licensing Bill Passed
Boston June 16 The House of Representatives moved to engrossment a bill requiring all coal dealers in the state to be licensed. The vote stood 105 to 52.
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Boston
House of Representatives
Leper intermarriage favored amid health debate
Honolulu reports a Senate committee finding the leper settlement at Molokai faces moral issues as 60 divorcees are considered to reunite with spouses on the island. Local clergy oppose the plan while legal actions involve Koreans imported as laborers and court challenges. Mortality due to consumption runs unusually high at 2 percent of deaths.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
San Francisco
United States Senate
Board of Health
Molokai
Senate Committee
United States District Court
F. W. Berger
Pr. Bishop
United States Supreme Court
Keppaki
Tie Up Complete in Philadelphia Mills
Philadelphia, Pa, June 16 Efforts by leading textile manufacturers failed to break the strike unity. Big firms blew whistles to recall workers, but no striker returned to work. Kensington Frankford Southwark Germantown and Manayunk remain on strike with 60 000 involved.
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Philadelphia
Kensington
Frankford
Southwark
Germantown
Manayunk
Textile Finishing Concern Suspends at Warren
Warren R L June 16 The Textile Finishing company plant employing 100 hands here will be discontinued and its business transferred to Providence. The action aligns with the combination policy to consolidate interests at one centre. The plant, formerly Rusden Machine company, produced bleaching dyeing and finishing machinery. Workers were informed the shop would close July 1.
Miss Peck Heads for Mt Sorata Climb in Andes Expedition
New York June 16 Miss Annie S Peck sails on the Panama liner Seguranca bound for South America with a party of scientists. She plans to visit the Andes and attempt Mount Sorata ascent, believed to be the world’s highest peak.
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New York
Panama
Annie S. Peck
South America
Police raid halts Brooklyn prize fight plan
In New York on June 16 police raided a Brooklyn hall where a prize fight was said to be set. They found a 24 foot ring and two pairs of boxing gloves. About 200 men who paid $2 each to attend were dispersed. Police seek Kid Walsh and Jack Rehan, alleged principals.
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New York
Brooklyn
Kid Walsh
Jack Rehan
Court martial ordered for assistant paymaster Delano
Washington June 16 Secretary Moody ordered the court martial of Assistant Paymaster Philip W Delano charged with embezzling 1800. Delano a Portsmouth New Hampshire resident and son of Commander P H Delano U S N.
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Washington
Moody
Philip W. Delano
Delano
Portsmouth N. H
P. H. Delano
U. S.N
Fragmentary OCR Weather Note Recovered From Issue
A damaged OCR snippet mentions bears the kind you Hee and Alveys, suggesting a partial note about purchases or items. The readable words hint at a misread headline or advertisement fragment with names and quantities but no clear event or date.
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Thes Alveys
Speedy trial sought in Goddard case murder
In New York on June 16 William Spencer, a Black man, was arraigned for first degree murder in the death of Charles S. MacFarlane, superintendent of the Goddard Anti-Policy Society. His attorney, ex-Judge Lynn, moved for a speedy trial and access to grand jury minutes as Negroes were excluded from the courtroom. A coroner's inquest returned a verdict that Spencer caused MacFarlane's death.
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New York
Wm. Spencer
Charles S. MacFarlane
Goddard Anti-Policy Society
Criminal Courts
Recorder Golf
Lynn
McFarlane
Macfarlane
Liverpool cotton market dampens after open fall
New York led Liverpool cotton trading opened 6 to 10 points higher then sank as selling dominated. Initial declines reached 9 to 13 points below prior close, with volatility and a net drop of 8 to 16 points in half an hour. By midday prices were 15 to 20 points lower as the market steadied briefly amid dull sentiment. A favorable weekly weather bureau report then pushed prices down another 5 to 6 points.
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New York
Liverpool
Weather Bureau
Drunken Belmont Man Tries Suicide on Fast Train
Alphonse Bouten a Belmont carpenter highly intoxicated attempted to jump from a speeding train. He pressed through a rear door window shattering glass before passengers pulled him to safety. Officer Peter Cawley detained him on arrival for drunkenness.
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Alphonse Bouten
Belmont
Bouten
Peter Cawley
Wool buyers safe after Heppner disaster report
Boston dispatches dated June 16 confirm wool buyers feared dead in the Heppner Oregon cloudburst are alive. Telegrams from Wm Ellery in Baker City say Boston wool buyers all safe and another warns that the cloudburst is serious and that he is going to Heppner.
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Boston
Heypner
Ore
Wm. Ellery
Baker City
Heppner
No strike orders yet in Altoona coal district
Altoona Pa June 16 up to noon today bituminous miners employed by Webster Coal company had received no strike orders from officials and all except Bens Creek miners are at work. Other operators in this district say they do not approve Webster company's course in violating the joint agreement.
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Altoona
Webster Coal Company
Bens Creek
Webster Company
Pope Improves Health After Doctor Visit
Rome reports Dr. Tapponi visited the Pope and altered his treatment. The doctor says the Pontiff is in better health following the change.
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Rome
Tapponi
Gould Get No Relief from Rheumatism Remedy Claim
Auburn New York resident B A Lakey reports six years of knee rheumatism relief after using Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. The ad claims the medicine targets uric acid in the blood and promises cure. Free sample offered by mail from Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rendout NY.
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B. A. Lakey
Elizabeth Street
Auburn
N. Y
David Kennedy
Darty
Triad
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rendout
N.Y
Phillips Exeter class day at Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter New Hampshire June 16 Today was class day at Phillips Exeter Academy. Trustees held examinations then in chapel Rev Dr Wm DeWitt Hyde presented diplomas in Morrison's enforced absence. Seniors in cap and gown filed in led by marshals Hooper and Leavell. Officers named Cooney Moss Maine Hastings Buswell. Trustee board elected F S Smith president and Plimpton to the board after Morison resignation due to illness.
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Henry J. Hooper
Exeter
John H. Leavell
Georgetown
Tex
James L. Cooney
Scranton
John T. Moss
New York City
Albert B. Maine
Worcester
Albert BE
Providence
R. I
Guy L. Buswell
Charlestown
N. H
Hudson B. Hastings
Walpole
Geo. F. Morrison
Chicago
F. S. Smith
New York
Geo. A. Plimpton
Opening of Cheltenham match marred by Philadelphian clash
London June 16 report that the Philadelphian cricketers visiting Gloucester shire eleven caused a disturbance at Cheltenham. The home side batted first and were dismissed for 86 runs.
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London
Gloucestershire
Cheltenham
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Lin Leun Fai
P. A
Tientsin Medical College
Lew Yuk Lin
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P. S
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Edward ‘Thorpe
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City Hall Notes
Comfort Powder CO
Hartford, Conn
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Philadelphia Mills
Textile Finishing Concern
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Wool Buyers Safe
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