Philadelphia Beats Sussex 216 to 46 in Crickettale
The Philadelphia team, led by Lester and King, scored 216 and then bowled Sussex for 46 at Brighton. Lester made 92 and King 58, with Cregar and King delivering sharp overs. Sussex captain Murdoch and Ranjitsinhji faced tough bowling from Belmont, as Biddle and H L Clark joined in the fielding standouts.
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Srighton
Philadelphia
America
England
Sussex County
Lester
King
Haverford
Sussex
Cambridge
Collegians
Tate
Bland
Prince Ranjitesinhji
W. L. Murdoch
W. Newham
All
Braun
Killick
Marlow
Oxford
King and Cregar
Belmont Trundlers
Ralston
Biddle
J. A. Lester
Dhiptas
Ton
Wood
Hem
Nary
Quaker City
Brighton Grounds
Patterson
Behlen
Thayer
H. L. Clark
Murdoch
Belmont
Hiladelphian
King and Cregar Dominate Sussex in Crushing 216 All Out
King starred with 7 wickets for 18 to restrict Sussex after a lively first innings, Cregar took 8 for 30 as the visitors bowled them out for 45. Ralston and Lester led Philadelphia’s batting with 92 and 70 plus while King and Cregar again tore through the second innings as the Phillies built a big lead and eyed victory tomorrow.
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Brann
Ralston
Marlow
Percy Clark
Biddle
Newham
Cregar
King
Sussex
Vine
Shoul
G. S. Patterson
Butt B. Bland
A. M. Woods
Bates
Font Seevceeeecteen
J. A. Lester
B. Tete
Ceva
L. Biddle
Butt le Tate
J. B. King
Ranjitsinhji B. Tate
C. Coates
H. B. Clark
B. W
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B. Bland
P. H. Clark
Sreenserneenees
F. W. Ralston
B. Mo
Wens
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C. Park B. King
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C. New
Rinkate
Pallartonu
Cecusr
Killick
E. Ralston
Atkinson Siblings Face Off In Philadelphia Tennis Semi
In slow play due to weather at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, Miss Juliette Atkinson defeated her sister Miss Kathleen Atkinson 6-1 6-3 in the ladies singles semi finals. Mixed doubles semi finals featured Henson and Magruder beating Coombs and Morgan 9-7 5-7 6-3.
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Juliette Atkinson
Kathleen
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Kathleen Atkinson
Miss Neely
Miss Kenderdine
S. Edwards
Junior gig trials heat lineups in four-oared race
The junior four oared gig heats are scheduled for this evening on the national course. First heat at 6 PM lists crews from West Philadelphia Boat Club Pennsylvania Barge Club and Quaker City Barge Club with coxswains and rowers named. Second heat at 6:30 PM features Crescent Boat Club Bachelor Barge Club and Ba teler Boat Club with listed positions and stroke crews.
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West Philadelphia Boat Club
Red
R. A. Pitts
Kappela
W. Purviance
Luther Martin
G. P. Deacon
Pennsylvania Barge Club
White
L. Bassett
Gorman
Edward Frotchineon
Frank Highley
Philip Mans
Earlie
Bachelor Barge’ Club
Ite
C. BE. Krauter
D. H. ‘Tiles
L. ©. Abell
Stimulating Trotting Interest With Large Purse
Prominent horsemen nationwide plan a $25,000 trotting purse open to all trotters with a $500 entry. The race would be decided in New York or Chicago in early October or a race in each city, with half the purse in each event and entries eligible for both races.
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New York
Chicago
Market Rally Follows Short-Lived Test as Stocks Rise
A brief New York market reaction turned into a rally with bears buying again. Gains came from stronger industrials and rail stocks led by Consolidated Traction and Pennsylvan ia and notable crop reports and a judge’s decision boosting sentiment.
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New York
St. Paul
Shiras
Federal Supreme Court
Iowa
Stock Quotations From DeHaven Townsend Brokers
DeHaven Townsend stock commission brokers at 428 Chestnut Street provide the following quotations.
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DeHaven & Townsend
Stock Commission
Chestnut Street
Gossip of the Street Roundup of 1890s financial notices
The Philadelphia bank clearings were 11436093 and balances 1943617. Reports cover dividend plans, stock moves, foreclosures, reorganizations, and earnings for railways banks and firms, with notes on executives, stock prices, and national fiscal data.
Grain and Produce Wheat and Corn Market Summary
Grain and produce notes show light offerings for cash and June wheat with firm prices then weakness in later months. Corn futures fell on weak foreign support and Western tips while local car lots held steady with light demand. Oats deliveries and in situ demand were modest with limited buying for immediate needs.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Twentieth Street
Rio
Eity Mills
Markets Close With Mixed Activity Across Commodities
Cotton held firm at a middling basis while trade remained quiet. Grain and feed supplies were ample with prices softening, as flour and lard markets showed varied declines and stability amid robbing sales and steady demand for dairy and eggs.
Auctions at Philadelphia Exchange Sell stocks and bonds
M. Thomas & Sons auctioneers sold at the Philadelphia Exchange yesterday stocks and bonds including Acetylene Light par 50, William Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine par 50, Manufacturers Bank, Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit, Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances On Lives par 100, United New Jersey R R and Canal 3 to 115, Baltimore and City of Philadelphia 3 percent.
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M. Thomas & Sons
Philadelphia Exchange
Ata Bo Agit
William Cramp & Sons
Sis
National Bank
Chicago futures and cash quotes show mixed grain and commodity trading
The report lists Wheat No 2 oven with varied highs and lows, and multiple September figures. Cash quotes cover flour, corn, oats, rye, barley, flax, pork, and other commodities with broad price ranges and notable volumes in the Produce Exchange.
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Chicago
Venice
Fosses
Agen
Timothy
Petroleum trade notes and crude shipments report
New York and Oil City market brief shows Pennsylvania crude steady for July at 85. bid with no sales. Credit balances and certificates absent. Shipments recorded include 99 133 barrels in June and 95 985 barrels in June.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Oil City
People Regatta Set For July Fourth On Schuylkill River
The annual cup and peoples regatta sponsored by the Schuylkill Navy and City Council Fourth of July committee will be on Monday July 5 on the Schuylkill River. Events include junior and intermediate and senior single and double sculls, four and eight oared shells with entry fees 5 to 20 dollars and returned to crews starting. Entries taken at 11 A M on Monday June 28 by secretary A Deiner 619 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
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Schuylkill River
Schuylkill Navy
A. D.einer
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
World champion Kid Lavigne to meet Griffo next Monday
The Quaker City Athletic Club arranged a major boxing clash for next Monday week between world lightweight champion Kid Lavigne and Australia's Young Griffo. Their long pursuit ends with this signature bout, paired with the Dixon-Rosebud contest at the Arena, two of the era’s top city bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City Athletic Club
Kid" Lavigne
Griffo
Australia
Novelty on Bicycles Polo Match at West Park Skating Arena
A polo on wheels event is set for Saturday at 2 30 P M at West Park Skating Arena. It will be the city’s first such game with prizes on display at W B Emerson Co 820 Arch Street window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park
Emerson & Co
Arch Street
Bargain Sack Suits Offer Deep Discounts At Closeout
The ad touts large reductions on Sack Suits and silk lined Serge Suits. Former prices are slashed to 7.50 for all Sack Suits with limited sizes and a claim of luxury Serge and silk lined options at much lower prices.
Philadelphia Sealed Proposals for 650000 Loan Debentures
The city invites sealed proposals for purchasing a 650000 serial loan authorized June 17 1807 to fund city debts. Twenty series of 32500 each run to 1926 with rate up to 3.5 percent, bids due June 24 1807.
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Philadelphia
Court Notes From Quarter Sessions Court Docket
Cases disposed include Harry Bradley fined 500 dollars and jailed three months for selling liquor without a license. Mingo Cochran sentenced to eighteen months for aggravated assault on Edward Brown. George Johnson convicted of entering Noah Aarvns store and stealing ten pistols, nine months. Other defendants faced various sentences for assault, larceny, and selling un wholesome meat.
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Harry Bradley
Sommera Place
Mingo Cochran
Edward Brown
George Johnson
Noah Aarvns
Thirteenth
Wood Streets
William Murray
Takah Bosshardt
Verdef
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the Times
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Ts Ruyter
Ranjyimselft
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Coates
Pitnones Ralston
H. C. Clark
Bally
Murpch
Prince Renton
Quakers
Peagtant Hill
Crear
London
St. Paul's
Des Moines
Port Dodge
Chicago Gas
Sugart
Bay State Gas
Consolidated Traction
New Jersey
Matthews, Beam & Co
Quill and Firm
Union
George A. Huhn & Sons
Philadelphia Traction
Cambria Iron
Pennsylvania Steel
W. A. Washburne
Cambria Iron Company
Tam
Cambria Company
Choctaw
Southern Cotton ON Company
Ccllers
Funid
Bank of France
Treasury
Dexter and Newport Railroad Company
Maine Central Railroad
Dexter and Newport Railroad
Portland Trust Company
Acetylene Light, Heat and Power Company
Common Pleas
Dexter and
Newport
Piscataquis
Des Moines and
Fort Dodge
Edison Electric C Ompany
Ilinois
American Ig SH 3
Raphany
City Pasch ‘Ompany
Pall River
Mass
Senate Committee On Inter
Pittsburg
Bessemer
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and
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Defic
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company
Congress
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
Tehison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Atchison Company
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
C. W. Smith
East
Leedy
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Gulf
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Lighting Company
Milwaukee
Cincinnati Electricazing
Wain Mabeeee
Union Traction
Bae
Phila
Prac
Enon
Trac
N. J. Tr. Be
Elec. & P.da
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United States Bonds and Exchange
U.S
U. S
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Paris
Ane Exchange
R. Souw
Ays, Son
Phila. Bourse
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N. P
NEW York Stock Market
Ohio
Canada
Northwest
J. L. Ches
Col. Fuel & Iron
Erie & Western
Geneva
Jersey Central
Kansas & Texa
Tout, & Nash
Consol
Issouri Pacific
NP. Com
Ag Am, Co
Mig & Hud
Pacific Mall
Cage
Phila, & Rea
Pref
Thee Southern Ecom
St Southwe It
Souther
Tenn Pacific 1
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Henry Barnett
Pile Manufacturers’ Association of the
United States
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Sparrows Point Works
Union Traction Company
Third National Bank
Ot Louisville
Colorado Midland Passenger Railroad
Western Firsts
H. H. Clarke
Union Pacific Railway
St. Louis
George A. Huhn & Sona
West Lake
North Chicago
Biscuit
Tape Peer
Diamond Match
Straw
Great Northern
Ann Arbor
Kanean City
Bank of England
Bosio
Fair To Good
Pennsylvania Creamery
Schuylkill
Kid Lavigne and
EO Thompson
Charles F. Warwick
Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe Deposit Company OF Philadelphia
Chestnut
Pam Ma
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DUN BR Gent
Charles Atherton
Arenas M. Scott
Herbert Pigott
Erat Groner S. Clark
Alexander Purves
Philadelphia Trust
ETY Deposit and Insurance CO
Capttaa
al Revere
J. Livingston Errieger
William Henry Trotter
Fealas Hh
Comegys
William L. DuBois
Augustaus Heaton
John Story Jenks
James M. Aertsen
Lincoln Godfrey
Illiam
Converse William Wel
Heebner
Ueldent—J. LivisGston
Erringer
A. L. DU BO
Ren Enamin
Comedy and Treasurer
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Henry B. Russell
Horatio G. Lloyd, Jr
Holmes & CO. N. W. Cor. Ltd
Chestnut Sts
Broadway
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
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