Stock Market Strength At Close On Monday June 26
The Boston market showed firmer tone with better demand and less liberal offerings. Allouez rose about 1 percent, U S Mining rights traded at 45 to 50 cents. In New York prices held firm, leaders like St Paul and U S Steel sparked buying with several stocks up. By noon gains appeared, while 2 pm brought quiet, no urgent selling. Union Pacific and Erie rose, bonds remained firm.
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Boston
Allouez
U. S
Steels and Amalgamated
New York
Richardson, Ijill & Co
United States
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
American
London
People’s Gas
Brooklyn Transit
Baltimore & Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Pittsburg
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Reading
U. S. Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Erie
Cotton futures open weak on New York market
Futures opened weak in New York with July at 861 and subsequent months posted gains from 8.68 to 9.01. Spot market closed quiet with middling uplands at 9.30 and middling gulf at 9.55, sales reported in bales.
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New York
Uplands
Gulf
Market shifts push crop reports to prime factor role
Balance sheet of Lowell machine shop dated March 31 shows current assets 1,365,562 and current liabilities 468,115. Rubber Goods Manufacturing stock largely exchanged into U S Rubber. Baltic Mining declares 1.50 per share dividend, Copper Range benefits from six months of 125,000 monthly earnings. Reading dividend hike noted as sign of steady national prosperity. Copper G M B market quiet with limited activity. Wolverine Mining expected September dividend of 6 per share, up from 5. Copper exports rise to 15,707 tons month to date, with potential 20,000 ton month total.
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Lowell Machine Shop
The
Baltic Mining Co
U. S
United States Mining Company Earnings Report
The United States Mining Company's six month net income averaged about 125000 dollars monthly with one month near 145000 dollars. Based on 125000 per month the firm earns about 3 dollars per share on 600000 shares. Amalgamated sold near 90.
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United States Mining Company
Mining profits rise in Butte district reports
The complete mining company returns for Butte district show a year ending June 1 1905 net income of 9 942 310 up 2 596 701 from the prior year. Amalgamated companies contribute 2 452 219 of the increase while United Copper properties add 87 726. Quincy Mining stock may pay a 4 dividend next February if results stay favorable. Foreign selling was lighter than expected in volume totaling about 40 000 shares.
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Butte (Mont.) District
Butte Assessors
Amalgamated
Meinze
United Copper Properties
Quincy
Internationalist
Union Pacific
United States Steels Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
American Telephone and Telegraph stock dividends listed
A dated ledger item shows multiple corporations with share values and July payment dates. Am Tel & Tel declares $2.25 per share on July 15, while Am Woolen pref yields 14 percent on July 1. Other firms listed include Androscoggin Mills Bates Manufacturing Boston Belting, Bigelow Carpet, and many more with various percent and per share figures due July 1 or July 15.
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Am. Tel. & Tel
Am. Woolen Pref
P. c
Androscoggin Mills
Arlington Mills
Bates Mfg. Co
Boston Belting Co
Bigelow Carpet Co
Mission Giving Soars For Methodist Episcopal Church
The Methodist Episcopal church reports total mission offerings exceeding two and a half million dollars this season, marking a significant fundraising milestone for church missions and related relief work worldwide.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Drunkenness Dominates Monday Morning Court Session
In police court Judge Hadley presided after a three week absence. Peter and Margaret Lynch were found guilty of drunkenness and held for sentencing. Several others including Mary E. Waisa and Mary A. Moran faced guilty pleas or pending sentences for intoxication. Charles Crawford, a Humpty Dumpty show worker, paid a $20 fine for trespassing. Several brief fines were issued for minor offenses and players at a card game were fined.
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Hadley
Peter
Margaret Lynch
Frawley
Lynch
Jennie O’brien
Julia McCuddy
Slattery
Julia
O’brien
State Farm
Mary E. Waisa
Mary A. Moran
Mary Blight
Michael Leary
John Ledwidee
Collinsville
Berg
John
Manchester
N. H
Lawrence Chikles
Lawrence
Charles Crawford
Dracul
Merrimack
Charles
Charlie
Margaret Bendon
Bridget Wilson
William W. Crocker
Alfred J. Plouff
Hay's illness after travel prompts special train response
Secretary Hay remains in bed in Newbury after a travel illness. Boston and Maine authorities arranged rapid transport to Newbury for medical care as he recuperates with limited danger. Doctors report a chill from the Washington journey, similar to a four year ago attack, and expect rest at home within days.
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Der
Murphy
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Concord
N. H
Newbury
Mr. Hay
Scudder
Dr. Murphy
Dr. Cain
Cain
Hay
Amherst Senior Debate and Exhibitions Mark Commencement
Amherst College held commencement events with a junior class light gymnastics exhibition in Pratt gymnasium, a college hall concert by Glee Banjo and Mandolin clubs, and the Hardy prize debate on partition of China. Senior speakers from East Orange New Jersey to Natick faced Cambridge and Worcester opponents. Judging of the debate to be announced tomorrow.
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Amherst
Amherst College
Pratt Gymnasium
College Hall
China
F. W. Baldwin, Jr
East Orange
N. J
E. W. Broder
Rockville
Worcester
F. E. Pierce
de Royter
N. Y
A. B. Sturgis
Natick
Colby College Dedication Marks Graduation Week Events
Colby College Waterville Maine June 26 commencement week opening dedicates Foss hall on College avenue. Junior class day exercises precede alumnae reception Colby Alumnae Association business meeting and Maine Beta of Phi Beta Kappa gathering. Remarks by Rev Gee Bruce Nichols son Prof William H Snyder donor Mrs Lilza Dexter Chelsea Mass accepts for college Judge Percival Bonney Portland chairs trustees. Mayor Horace Purinton offers address Rev J Cy Whittemore closes service.
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Waterville
Colby College
Foss Hall
College Avenue
Colby Alumnae Association
Maine Beta
Phi Beta Kappa
Gee. Bruce Nicholson
Wm. H. Snyder
Worcester
Mass
City Hall Briefs on Huntington Nail and Street Plans
City committees debate rebuilding Huntington nail with Alder man Braden chairing. A hearing may be held after an earlier quorum lapse. 54,009 dollars set aside for a vote, summer street extension revived with reduced opposition. Water service to Atherton delayed by water board authority issues. Fireworks contract ready, parade and slambang event planned for July.
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Huntington Nail
Alderman Braden
Common Council
Water Board
Atherton
Yale Honor Awards Announced for Undergraduates
New Haven June 26 Honor awards to undergraduates in Yale academic and Sheffield scientific departments were announced today. Two year honors go to seniors in Classical languages and literature Irving N Chirutryman and Raymond H White New Haven. English Baldridge Cowell Cleveland Ohio George J Hotchkiss Naugatuck Conn Charles W Nichols New Haven Conn Cyrus I Wicker New York. Mathematics William A Crushel Lebanon Ohio. Social science Waller B E Lager wuist Essex Ia Werman J McLatchey Fredericton NB Cyrus F Wicker New York. Sheffield prizes for excellence in mechanical engineering Clifford W Bates Cleveland Ohio Darrah Corbet Brookville Pa civil engineering Joseph W Cone Norfolk Conn electric engineering Samuel J Plimpton Hartford Conn mining engineering Benjamin F Tilson Brooklyn NY Belknap prize in natural history Howard F Weiss. Notable is numerous honors awarded to Charles Talbot Porter 2d Montclair NJ who won freshman year prizes in physics German chemistry English and mathematics and honorable mention in mechanics drawing.
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New Haven
Yale
Sheffield Scientific
Irving N.churitryman
Raymond H. White
Baldridge Cowell
Cleveland
Ohio
George J. Hotchkiss
Naugatuck
Conn
Charles W. Nichols
Cyrus I. Wicker
New York
Willian A. Crushel
Lebanon
Waller BE. Lagerwuist
Essex
Werman J. McLatchey
Fredericton
N. B
Cyrus F. Wicker
Sheffield Scientific School
Clifford W. Bates
Darrah Corbet
Brookville
Joseph W. Cone
Norfolk
N. J
Porter
Noordam and Zeeland steamers reported near Nantucket lightship
In wireless reports from Siasconset, the Noordam coming from Rotterdam was 90 miles east of Nantucket light at 6 am and expected to dock around 8 am tomorrow. The Zeeland from Antwerp and Dover bound for New York was 45 miles east of the Nantucket lightship at 9:30 am today.
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New York
Noordam
Rotterdam
Siasconset
Nantucket
Zeeland
Antwerp
Dover
Lodz Jewish Quarter Quiet Amid Departures
St. Petersburg reports limited details on Lodz violence with Friday to Sunday events largely unknown. observers note loud gunfire heard Saturday night and mass Jewish departures from the city as the crisis continues.
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St. Petersburg
Bere
Lodz
Bank Money Orders Guaranty Authorized by American Bankers
The American Bankers Association selects us to guarantee their new Bank Money Orders making transfers easier. Bank members can now purchase money orders at member banks rather than post or express offices. We are the authorized guarantor with preferred surety arrangements for all guaranty forms.
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American Bankers’ Association
Eet
Class Day Exercises at Yale University
Yale University in New Haven marked class day with senior exercises for the college and Sheffield scientific departments. Alumni meetings of the law and medical schools and Yale corporation events accompanied the program. The 1902 cohort wore Highlander costumes and the 1899 group opted for blue robes with sampan hats.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
College
Sheffield Scientific
University
Yale Law School
Medical School
Law School
Yale Corporation
Burlington VT University week exercises continue with events
Burlington Vermont June 26 continuation of commencement week at the University of Vermont includes class day observances. A new athletic field dedication is planned for late this afternoon and a senior promenade at the Billings library is scheduled for this evening. The public eye is upon you a citizen notes. Washington Star quoted.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Billings
Ator Sorghum
Washington Star
Russians Improve Vladi vostok Defences In War News
London June 26 report from the Moji Japan Daily Telegraph correspondent says Russian forces are strengthening the Vladi vostok defenses. The Usuri district is denuded to famine levels to feed the fortress, and General Linevitch orders noncommissioned officers and men to abstain from alcohol with severe penalties for violators.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Moji
Japan
Vladivostok
Usuri
Linevitch
Guaranteed vermin killer promises in store claim
A customer cites a local druggist Howard at 197 Central Street who said Dead Easy would be available in a few days. He claims quicker service by telephoning headquarters. The ad offers to cover costs if the druggist fails to deliver and guarantees death of household pests with money refunds.
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Howard
Central Street
Peace conference talks advance on plenipotentiaries meeting date
In St. Petersburg on June 26 a proposal for the date of the plenipotentiaries meeting in Washington was submitted to Russia and is under consideration. The exact date is not known, but it is believed to fall in the first week or ten days of August, aligning with the earliest arrival of Japanese representatives.
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St. Petersburg
Washington
Russia
Japanese consul recalled to serve as peace plenipotentiary
London dispatch reports Shanghai based correspondent that Mr. Oraghiri the Japanese consul has been recalled and will depart Tuesday to Washington to join the peace plenipotentiaries awaiting in the capital.
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London
Morning Post
Shanghai
Oraghiri
Washington
Bee Stings Send Alice Crying for Mother in Brooklyn Life
Alice rushes in from the garden after picking flowers. She is badly stung by a bee and clutches her finger while exclaiming that she burned herself on a bug. The Brooklyn Life item presents a brief domestic scene of minor injuries.
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Alice
Brooklyn
Americans Consume Coffee As Stimulant Not Food, Says Article
The piece notes half of coffee exports go to the United States, yet Americans treat coffee as food and overbrew it. It contrasts American methods with European and Middle Eastern practices, recounts wartime coffee issues, and urges a gourmet approach. It ends by weighing coffee as a stimulant vs food.
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United States
Europe
East
India
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Int. Paper Co
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New Idria Quicksilver
Naumkeag 8S. C. Co
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