Railroads Show Some Support In Choppy Market
The stock market drifted with little movement, though rails edged higher before noon led by B&O to 69.75 and NYC at 70. Sugar fluctuated between 14 and 15 percent. Steel stocks strong, sentiment cautious with liquidation fears. Analyst talk credits a Bryan market and anticipated anti trust pressure in elections. Dividend chatter hangs over Northern Pacific and B&O, while copper demand remains robust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Erie Telephone
Rolston and Bass
Chicago
J. J. Hill
Con. Gas Co
London
Pekin
Bears
It HLF Boseton and New York Markets Report
Bright Sears & Co reports on Boseton and New York markets with brief updates. The note mentions market activity and indicative trends as observed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boseton
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
One Half Mile Handicap Races Highlight Local Meet
One half mile handicap brought many riders with four trial heats. Final heat won by W J Potter Everet 35 yards with M L Hurley Boston 35 yards second. Time 11 02. Five mile pursuit for 300 dollars between Wim Miller West Medway and Clyde Cheney Milford won by Cheney in 12 40 2 5. Twenty mile motor paced match race professional Jimmy Michael and Burns Pierce Waltham Mass won by Pierce in 34 29 3 5.
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J. JM. Watson
Cambridge
Julius
Dreyfus
Boston
Thos. Keaiting
Chelsea
W. J. Potter
Everett
M. L. Hurley
John S. Weld
South Boston
Wim
G.miller
West Medway
Clyde Cheney
Milford
Cheney
Jimmy Michael
Burns Pierce
Watham
Imass
Pierce
Lockwood and Averill Set for Myopia Cup Final
The Myopia Hunt Club open golf tournament ends with Lockwood of Allston and Averill of Rochester and Harvard set to meet in the Myopia Cup final. Hubbard wins consolation, Silsbee nets handicap prize, and a three way tie for gross prize is resolved with Shaw taking the playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mass
Myopia Hunt Club
A.&. Lockwood
Allston Club
J. G. Averill
Rochester
Harvard
G. C. Hubbard
4. L. Ripley
Arthur Silsbee
Essex County Club
Stockwood
Shaw
Harriman
MacDonad
A. G. Lockwood
A.M. Robbins
A. L. Ripley
R. Cracknell
G. G. Hubbard
F. Winsor
WA. L. Ripley
Tamarack Utah Gas and Coke Listing Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Tamarack Utah entry with gas and coke references and repeated numeric tokens. No clear event, dates, or identifiable entities beyond Tamarack Utah and E. Gas & Coke.
BOER STAMP BOOM DRAWING HUGE DEMAND FOR V R 1
In wartime South African stamps, the V R 1 free state issue commands high prices as soldiers bought Bloemfontein issued stamps and mailed them home. Collectors note rare Drie Pence Oranje Vrij Staat items and potential future value while Mafeking and Transvaal stamps rise in demand. Attendance in the Boston game reached 8500 as Brooklyn won in the eleventh.
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F. R. Ginn
Strand
Free State
Lord Roberts
Bloemfontein
England
Oranje Vrij Staat
Free
Transvaal
London Mall
Banner Year in Commerce Exports Jump Far Ahead
The United States plans a record year in trade with exports surpassing all prior years by over $150 million and manufacturers exports besting earlier peaks by more than $75 million. Imports rise on raw materials demand, with notable gains in silk, raw cotton, rubber, hides, tin plate inputs, cabinet woods, and wool. Iron and steel products lead the gains, while leather and its manufactures nearly reach $28 million.
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United States
Massachusetts lawn tennis finals set for tomorrow
In Boston on June 18 the championship match will feature Dwight Davis and Leo Ware after both won semi finals. A. J. Pier upset Holcomb in the third round, while Beales Wright provided a spirited challenge to Dwight Davis in their contest.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Dwight
Davis
Leo Ware
A. J. Pier
Holcomb
Beales Wright
Dwight Davis
Wright
Bicycle Race Entry Blanks Available in Littleton
Entry blanks for the Littleton bicycle races on July 4 are available at the office. Events include a mile novice, mile handicap, half-mile open, two mile tandem handicap, and one or two matched races. Promoter is Mr. Frank W. Hart of South Acton.
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Littleton
Frank W. Hart
South Acton
National League results roundup from Boston and Chicago games
National League results include Boston beating Brooklyn 6 to 3 in 11 innings. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 1 to 0. Philadelphia hosted New York with a 2 run gap. St Louis routed Cincinnati 9 to 0 at St Louis.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago and Milwaukee clash in 4 1 scorecard upset
In a packed set of games across multiple venues the scorelines show Chicago defeating Milwaukee 4 to 1 in Chicago and Hartford edging Rochester 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Worcester beat Toronto 12 to 1, Providence topped Montreal 10 to 1, Chicago University beat Penn 12 to 6, and Minneapolis defeated Kansas City 5 to 4.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Hartford
Rochester
Worcester
Toronto
Providence
Montreal
University of Pennsylvania
Chicago University
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Pierce Beats Michael in 2 Mile Motor Paced Race at Cambridge
Burne Pierce defeats Michael in a 2 mile motor paced race at Charles River Park Cambridge. The event finished in a slow 34.29 5 due to a strong headwind. Preliminary events included a large third mile novice field and a final heat won by J M Watson of Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Jimmy Michael
Burne Pierce
Charles River Park
J. M. Watson
Sharkey Ruhlin Punch Legacy Shaping Boxing Heads to New York
The Cleveland era piece recalls Sharkey and Ruhlin as the Akron giant, noting Sharkey’s famous punch and Ruhlin’s sparring losses. It surveys the evolving heavyweight scene, Maher’s brutal punch, and predictions for a two to one odds showdown, with Tubman’s potential rise and Roblin’s long wait for a title chance.
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New York
Sullivan
John L
Roblin
Sharkey
Ruhlin
Maher
Maher Wae
Corbett
Mulelin
Oyster appetite shocks West Philadelphia officer
John Long a West Philadelphia policeman known as Long John ate 200 oysters in minutes at a small church fundraiser. Thefts followed later that night as oysters disappeared from a classroom, then Long revealed his feat to fellow officers, who marveled at the quick consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Long
West Philadelphia
Long John
iAn
Long
John
Hs Brother
Philadelphia Record
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Stock Market
Parrot
N. P
Wall Street
Amory Mfg. Co
Appleton Company
Boston & Lowell R. R
Boston & Maine R. R
Boston & Albany R. A
Boott Cotton Mills
Adventure Mining Co
Yokohama
Japan
China
City National Bank
J. R. Keene
Billy Oliver
Jakey Field
A. A. Houseman
J. W. Gates
Harry Warrett
Orns
D. I
Federal Steel
Manhatta
Laloni
U. & Reaver
Wabash Pia
Hoston
Ty Mining
Amalgamated
Lowell and Vicinity
Uncle Sam's
Thomas Wood & CO
State St
Lockwood and
Averill
Tamarack
Utah
E. Gas & Coke
Seeee
Ellanhous
Tenney
Stahl
Abrich Pone
Hamilton Cf
Collins
Stahl Lf
Long Ss Eee
Freeman Rf
Lowe
Weee
Sullivan c
Nichols P
Clements X
Barry EK
Eee
Toneh CE
Cssc
Seteoncedp
Kebler
Jennings
Kelley
Dahlen
Cross
Weeeee Daly
Eens Farrell
McGinnity
Nichols
Farrel
Jones
Farrell
Crossns
Nicholas
Freeman
MecGinnity
O'Day
Longwood
Michael
Hale Price Sale
Boston Cloak & Suit Store
Merrimack Strpfet
Old City Hall Block
Akron
National Biscuit Company
Burlington
Burlington Amalgamated
Am. Agricultural Chemical Co
Ees
Goseph R. Thompson
Alddiones North District
Steinder
T Maford Road
Lowell
George Suttle
Salt Old Chelmer
Sinteen Fort
Atet
Srw B. Gay
Rte
Janes Kawi Aharnes
The
Courier
A. G Pollard & CO
Merrimack Street
Knickerbocker
Palmer Street
Cenvre
Tomers
Wilton
A. G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Sts
America’s Health Beverage
Harvard Barw
LAW EE
Mars
Rhis
Price
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