Cambridge Wins by an Innings in Heavy Scots Match
Cambridge amassed 412 in their innings and routed Philadelphia's cricket team by an innings and 163 runs as Cruce top scored with 109 and Jessup added a pivotal 140. Despite strong fielding from Cambridge, Philadelphia struggled all round with eight ducks and a largely ineffective batting display across both innings.
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Cambridge
Ides
Cruce
Jessup
Philadelphia
Germantown
Albion
Collegians
Wood
Ralston
Tode
Patterson
King
Wilson
Shinn
Siemene
Lasnap
Gloucestershire
Cregar
Cantab
Latineda
Fangine
el Aren Ama
Pore
Arles
Bray
Fernie
Hwlers
Cestak Secches
Averae
B. M Wilson
Jeeano
Bailey
Taylor
de Zoete
Shine
Bally
Quakers
Paterson
Witsor
Leavin Ambridge
Dersal
Pennsylvanian Yachtsmen Tested Against Harvard Pace
Special Telegram reports Pennsylvanian crews facing Harvard amid setbacks. Ben Franklin broke a shaft, causing delays. Megargee predicts a turning point as freshmen and varsity pace tests reveal the paper shell edging cedar in speed. Harvard trains amid secrecy as Cornell supporters anticipate strong showing.
Cornell Crew Faces Training Turmoil and Uncertain Roles
Ithaca June 15 Cornell is juggling crew candidates as discipline for breaking training has shaken confidence. Veterans were nearly all dismissed from the training table, with Briggs Spillman and Moore reinstated. Reforms placed Carter at stroke, but the attack pace and snap remain inconsistent as freshmen and veterans contest seats and the two mile race reveals limited speed beyond 32 strokes per minute.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Courtney
Cornell
Briggs
Spillman
Moore
Man
Carter
Savage
Oddie
Odell
King
Bentley
Wakeman
Entoy
Markets show irregular early gains and late-day loss
The market opened firm, slid in the afternoon as orders from commission houses waned. Despite a Barneys Barnato death stir, Kaffir stocks barely moved. many issues closed with modest gains or steady. Sugar weakened on tariff notes, while United Gas led industrials with a near 74 percent high, and Philadelphia and Reading seen firm under pressure from realising sales.
Philadelphia Stocks DeHaven Townsend Quotes
DeHaven and Townsend stock brokers, located at 428 Chestnut Street, release their latest market quotations for buyers and sellers. The brief notice lists current bid and ask figures for key securities and notes firm location for client inquiries.
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DeHaven & Townsend
Stock Commission
Chestnut Street
Dividend notices and stock market notes from June reports
Dividend declarations include Fitchboro Railroad two percent on preferred stock, Northern Savings Fund 3 1/4 percent, and New London and Northern Railroad 2 1/4 percent. Western Passenger Association sub-committee to study interchangeable mileage tickets. Northern Pacific may appoint a successor to President Winter. Wall Street anticipates Daniel Lamont as next leader. Reading and Northern Pacific show gains amid activity. coal stocks and consumption trends discussed. Baltimore Stock Exchange to elect five governors on June 20 after a June 7 tie. London markets reported scarcity of American securities and ongoing arbitrage activity. Frederick Nart shifts from bear to bullish stance amid rising prices. Indianapolis 3-cent fare case moves toward potential dissolution of injunction. Supreme Court decision pending.
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Baltimore Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
Dia
Commission On New York
The
Stock Exchange
Curtis
Indianapolis
Judge Showalter
Citizens’ Pessener Railroad
Spreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Market Gossip and Corporate Moves Highlight Busy Street Scene
Union Traction earnings showed 30600 last Monday and 37000 last Saturday while Philadelphia bank clearings reached 11015531 with balances of 1638881. Jersey Central short interest fell by 15000 shares in ten days. Colorado Midland reorganization plan sent to London for critique. East River Gas directors will not declare a preferred dividend now. Re-elected railroad directors include William L. Elkins, Thomas Dolan, and H. Clay Kemble. National bank notes redeemed totaled 195147 and federal revenue receipts 246326 with customs 697230 and miscellaneous 13995. George A. Hubn & Sons report closing prices for Chicago stocks including West Chicago 96½, North Chicago 218, Biscwit 48, Lake Street 74, Diamond Match 140, Strawboard 25. Coke Alexander resigns Missouri Pacific post to become general agent for two other lines. Wall Street activity shows Cammack commenting on coal stocks amid iron billets rise. Carnegie Company production to persist for six months. Reading Coal and Iron anticipates a 25 cent coal advance within a week or ten days barring program changes. Dividend leaks around Vanderbilt stocks noted. New York Central directors declared quarterly.
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Pennsylvania
Miss Crawford
Coxawain Lee
Maude Mégargee
TIMES
Egargee
Ben Franklin
Megargee
Ward
Hoyle
Varsity
Crimson
Harvard
Penn
Lehman
Cowles
Columbia
Ahmed
Attmed
Lehmann
Cornell
Hense
Ithacans
Barney Barnato
London
New York
St. Paul
Louisville
Northern Pacific
Shorts
Commission Houses
Burlington
Lake Shore
Lackawanna
Lake Erie
Western
Colorado
Big Four
Western Union
Reading
Record
Pacific Mall
Missouri Pacific
Manhattan
Delaware and Hudson
Jersey Central
Lehigh Valley
United Gas
Dolan
Welsbach
Pennsylvania Heat
Consolidated Traction
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Union
Geo. A. Hubn & Sons
Chicago
West Chicago
North Chicago
Biscwit
Lake Street
Grain and Produce Market Report Shows Mixed Readings
Receipts varied from 83,465 bushels of corn to 23,848 bushels of oats as markets in wheat, corn, and oats weakened with light demand and limited foreign orders. Prices for contract wheat, rye flour, refined sugars, hay and straw steady to weak, while cotton and provisions remained quiet with minor activity and overlap across multiple grain types.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Og Ag Og Eg Dee
Fat City Mills
Exper Io
Aire
Marketplace Pork and Poultry Prices Amid Light Demand
LIVE POULTRY was in liberal supply and fowls were barely steady under a light demand. Choice large spring chickens met fair sale. DRESSED POULTRY was in good supply with light demand and prices steady. Fresh killed Western fowls and broiling chickens quoted with size and quality. Butter and eggs showed easier markets with varied grades and local supply influencing prices.
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Ile
New York
Wholesale Prices Chicago June 15 Market Report
Chicago wholesale prices and futures in a dense report dated June 15 show bids and closes for grains and products including corn oats and wheat with numbers for No 2 and September contracts. Cash quotes list flour dairy eggs and fats with receipts and shipments tallied and the produce exchange steady with dairy and eggs noted.
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Chicago
TMKAT
Iver
Auctioneers sell Germantown Venango corner property at 8100
Barnes and Lofland conducted a public sale at the Philadelphia Bourse selling a three story brick store and dwelling on the southeast corner of Germantown avenue and Venango street. The lot measures 59 feet 10 1/2 inches on Germantown and extends to Thirteenth street. The sale price was 8100 dollars.
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Messrs. Barnes & Lofland
Philadelphia
Germantown Avenue
Venango Street
Thirteenth Street
Oil City report notes shipments and balances
Oil City Pennsylvania June 15 certificates no blis credit balances and runs show 68 709 barrels shipped and 115 569 barrels processed in the period.
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Oil City
Overcome by the Heat While Cycling
Frederick Heckel eldest son of F W Heckel a prominent physician of Spring City suffered sunstroke while riding a bicycle. He fell unconscious and was removed to his home where he lay in unconscious condition for several hours.
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the Times
Spring City
Frederick Heckel
F. W. Heckel
Democratic county committee sets August 8 county convention
In Chambersburg on June 15 the Democratic county committee fixed Tuesday August 8 as the date for the county convention. Of the forty one committeemen, twenty three attended the meeting.
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the Times
Chambersburg
Democratic County Committee
Court notes broad assault and larceny cases in local court
Yesterday's docket includes Edward Dorrington convicted of assault on Yung Low and given fifteen days. Arthur Jones and Arnold Piner convicted of bicycle larceny, sent to Huntington Reformatory. William West jailed six months for attempted dwelling entry. Mary Hewitt pleads to selling liquor without license, three months. Beitler confirms $1,630.50 award to Commonwealth Title Insurance for Allegheny avenue gate change injury. Margaret E. Vaughn sues Ellaworth Hewitt for assault damages from January 12 incident. United States Circuit Court confirms Consumers Water Company sale to Andrew H. McNeal with proceeds to creditors.
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Edward Dorrington
Yung Low
Samuel Vincent
Harvey E. Vincent
Arthur Jones
Arnold Piner
John Polk, Jr
Huntington Reformatory
William West
Charles Seltzer
Spring Garden Street
Mary Hewitt
Cabot Street
Judge Beitler
Common Pleas Court
No. 1
Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Company
Sarah Simon
Allegheny Avenue
Tulip
Witte Teets
Margaret E. Vaughn
Ellaworth Hewitt
Fifteenth
Ace Streets
Vaughn
Hewitt
United States
Dallas
Consumers’ Water Company
Reencastle
Pranklin County
Andrew H. McNeal
Suits Slashed to 7 50 as Stock Delays Closeout Sale
About 200 summer sack suits left from E. O. T. closing out sale in assorted light weights and patterns. All sizes and kinds offered at seven dollars and fifty cents. Early buyers have best pick. price expected to clear stock this week.
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Philadelphia Cricketers
B. Shine
Coates
King E. Fernie
Karrie
J. Burnop
Wood B. Patterson
Jessop
C. Bailey
Ant Wilson
E. Ae
B. i Parsor
Tae
B. Jease
A. M. Wood
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Sadel O. Bray
Non
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B. Wilson
Shine Ltd
Shine B. Wilson
E. Shine
Sdesan Stever
Philada
Marie Tempest
Celebri Mariani
Paris
Bouter Kta Hausaman
Commission House
Washington
Chicago Gas
Citizens’ Gas Company
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Grangers
Gould Group
Pacific Mail
Lazard Freres
Europe
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St. Paul Reeves
Lehigh Nav
Cambria Lion
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Lehigh Tyke
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Mending
Seth
Fitchboro Railroad
Northern Saving Fund
New London
Western Passenger Association
Caldwell
Sebastian, Kniskern
Kustie
Northern Pacific Railway
FE. W. Winter
Wall Street
Daniel 8. Lamont
United As
Reading Company
New England
Judge Chester
Coal Trust
Justice Chester
Catskill
Merchants’ Trust Company
Nicholas Brice
Spencer M. Janney
John Lucas
Davis Page
Joseph R. Rhoads
John F,wis
As R. Gill
Charles S. Hinchman Ward S. Sayres
J. Bolton Rynpeeey
Ellwood Becker
Edwin
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Philedelpaia Traction
Metropolitan
Felons Traction
Vee Cies
Electric People's
United States Bonds and Exchange
Rae
Oe & Ranes
NEW York Stock Market
N. Low. Close
Sem. Ret. Co
Ohio
Ilio
Canada Southern
Consolidated Gas
Chic
Northwest
O & St
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Erie & Western
General Electric
Ksas & Texaryt Ie
M Laclede Gas
Louis & Nas
Manhat
Consol
N.yat. & Hu
Union ‘Traction
Colorado Midland
London Committee
East River Gas Company
William L. Elkins
Thomas Dolan
H. Clay Kemble
Pete and Seventh Avenue Railroad
Newark
National Bank
Coke Alexander
Missouri Pacific Railway
Gepasel
Louisville, Henderson
Cumberland Gap
Mr. Cammack
Andis
Pittsburg
Carnegie Company
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Vanderbilt
New York Central Direc
Idaléc
Hume
Brand
M. Thomas & Sons
South Fourth Street
Peoveemieles
Nat'l, Nor. Amertct
Chestnut St
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Securit
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Nat'l
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Southwestern
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West Phil Western
BOTTY
M. Thomas & Son
Integrity T. O
Pan Bats Invest. Co
Fideli
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Bance Co Pennsylvania
Permantown
Philadhia
Pnita, Tge
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Mechanics
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Jefferson
Dion 'S-Seeee Lamberman
Franklin
ED Thompson
Ife Insurance Co
N. W. Cor
Robert B. Pattison
PANE
Philadelphia Trust
Safety Deposit and Inrurance Co
Eom
Exosta
Burplos
Os Egives
Ecto J. Livingston Erringer
William Henry Trotter
Benjamin B. Comegys
William L. DuBois
Augustus Heaton
John Story
GEO. A. Huan & Sons
Bankers
Bullitt Building
S. Fourth ST
Members OF
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Stock Exchanges
Boston
Baltimore
Holmes & CO. N. W. Cor. Ltd
Chestnut Sts
Broadway
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
Fearon & CO. Bankers and Brokers
South Fifth Street
Captain Gandy
Garcia Filibusters
Atlantic City
Trius
Cape May
J. B. R. Gandy
Tuckahoe Tolay
Garcia
Great
Egg Harbor Inlet
Mare
Calixto Garcia
Bermuda
Cuba
South Chester
Tims
Chester
DR. Chase Company
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