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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
NEGLECT RESULTS
IN W|FE'S DEATH
MAN PUTS DYNAMITE IN STOVE
OVEN TO THAW AND FOR.
GETS TO TELL HeLPMATe-
TWO CHILDREN MAY DIE.

Lebanon Pa Feb. l5-Mrs. zellor
wife Of John zeler Of Annvile. near
here was instantly killed by an OK.
plosioo Of dynamite at her home TO,
day and their two children, lydia,
aged =, aad Mary, aged 5, were 80
padly burned and Iacerated that there
is iiltle hope Of their recovery. The
hose was wrecked
Heller placed three sticks of dyna.
mite IN the stove 10 thaw and went 10
work neglecting TO tell his wife the
dynamite was in the oven Wat o.
Cured after zeller's departure prob
Any viii never be known as neither
Ine children has regained conscious
ness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
A Floral Contest

The floral games Rave proved 80 pnu
ular maj Ills ono whi,o old ,.' :,
new to some Az any rate II ID w.,
good and appeared 50 long ago thar n.
reyl1n viii be welcomed by tn man,
! hostcsaes who are seeking puaesino
contests.
Div Grst wears nv second on her ,oaf
fLad} II slipper
/ A Roman mineral nV-iyv1
The hour before nv English caus;u,s
tea (Four o'clock).
A very gay and ferocioue animal
(DandeionJ,
1y first is often sought for NV ~.
ond fNarigold).
young mans farewell to his sweet
heart tFor-set-me-uotl.
Her reulY to him fSweeJ William,
Ally first il as sharp as neeain., H.,
second is as soft as down rrsi.I,
DOWN.
My first is country IN III. ~,
second is the name Of n nromi,an,
New York family trb;n3 aefa,a
My first is The naue o. bird. mv
second is worn by cgv31rymen a.
spur
A church official fEIdori
A very precise lady fprn,roso,
A tattercd sanester ffaread rai.,,.
Nv first is sIv bnt c,pnot ,.oa.
second fl'ox clovei
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
ELKS REOPEN
CLUB ROOMS
AFTER EXTENSIVE REPAIRS -
CLUB HOUSE Is DECORATED
IN EXCELLENT TASTE
TWO INITIATED.

/ The Elks club rooms were thrown
open again last night for tho first
lme IN yeral weeks during which
the rooms were redecorated ana i'm.
proved. Tae club Is now more
~ active than ever with lis hand.
some wall decorations new hardwood
noors, beautiful rugs and other furn.
ishinss.
Inc louneing room walls are dove
lh Den blue and white, a striped Of,
iect very pleasing to the eve. In the
card rooms tapestry in dull shades Of
sobeIin ana old rose are used Will
ihe halls are lightened by pale
gray tint The grille room is very
atI active, the dado being of Pom
peilan red while the fri re is very
appropriate one Of marsh scene |
~ b wild ducks flying through the |
'eed@ The polished hard wood floors /
'dd materially 10 the attraction Of thu
oms
Messrs Edward T. Aisthorpe and
BRAND S Peabody W re initiated into.
He ofdef Win all the usual cetemon
T" and afterward a banquet ana
moker wcr enjoyed in the grille
1Om
The EIks during The time he club
oQse was closed for repairs were ac
orded ali the privileges Of the Alex- I
2de" club which courtesy was great. i
appreciated BY them. i
me Cairo Lodge r. P. 0. T. IL con. 4
anlly Increasing in membership AMI j,
spelity and to an outsider tho rea. Il
y Is not difficult to understand n
hen one views the b autiful homo. !,
g club house
formal houso-warmne is being
hej Of to which The Eiks' friend d
Y be invited. Morris May. the gen. IA
no Sc manager Of the club states III
Il This affair probably will be an III
mt Of next week. 10
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
PLANNED TO STAY
NEGRO SOLDIERS
WITNESSES BEFORE SENATE
COMMITTEE SAYS BROWNS.
VILE WHITES INTENDED TO
MASSACRE THE BLACKS.

Washington, Feb. 10 Startling ties
limony concerning alleged plans 70
massacre The colcred soldiers al
Brownsville, Texas, by men from ths
town firing over b. barracks to STAN.
pede the soldiers and thus challenge
% mem TO come ont Of the barracks
was given by negro eXsoldiers today
at me Investigation before The senate
committee on military affairs.
The most sensational story toll
was thar Of William Mapp, who was
q member Of Company G. Twenty.afth
Mapp sal dthat at breakfast
me morning following the shooting
ne heard Wilburt VoscheIl res rva.
ion corral boss, and a white man who
1ad been in charge Of the corral prior
. the arrival Of the battalion Of the
"elltNtitth Infantry. discussing the
'ase According to Mapps story Vos.
hell said
Wen, il's q good thing it hap.
as il did was on in town
at night aud q crowd came in front
! ne The plan was to catch lot
yon fellows in AIlison's saloon ana
lasaacre YOU
happ said the remark was not adj,
ressed to him ana ne did not qucg-
on Foscheil. He sal dthat Allison
former soldier who had started
saloon for the purpose Of getting
negro soldier trade the other sd.
ons having barred the members Of {
e negro bat alton Vohchell is now h
Washington having been sui {
enaed ~ a witness
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
Want Bee iprocaI Dennurrann

The Chicago Coal Dealers assocja
non adopted the following resolution
" Resolved That the coal trade in
general be requested to write thair
congressman or state representatives
their views on The reciprocal denim.
rage bill and impress upon thc.r
H'hdS me necessity of having bin
l''7S'" mar nos only provides for rr-
''pl"cal dcmHJrase oa cars and com
M"diiias ON route mt also ON car.
n'. furnished m reasonable time by
Hg railroads To The shippers at points
IF leading"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
Pointed Oyt Remedy.

Walking about his estate. a rich
citizen halted a laborer who was dig,
sia= drain and solomaIy inquired if
ne We're ready 70 die The man ad.
mli'ed hat he hadn't thought nf pass
ing away Just yet But every time 3
breathe It man dies sulnmnIy ~.
married the millionaire. in tones Of
terrible warning Gee" cried the
u1movod Iaborcr Why don't YOU
chew few cloves"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
ANNA, I'LL.
y = . - - g . . .

Mrs Il A. Carlisle went u A..
orleans The first OF fh weeh 10 yisi,
her brother and witness the MarJt
Gras carnial
2 PFord Went 10 East 81 rouis
Tuesday for a brief visit with reJa.
lives.
Mr. Mary Lyon returned TUESDAY
from an extended visit with her
daughters. Mrs. Alice Jranblana and
Mrs. Annie Lawrence ct Lee Center
Illinois.
Rev II l. McGiH went 10 De Sol,
"Wednesday to conduct The unertl ser.
vices Of Enos Kiaeh. son of Rey
+. +, kitch. Of De SOTO
MISS Jessie and Edith Willard
visited their brother Glenn Willard
Ut Mound City part Of this week.
hf Raymond t'ssery Of Ava. wa
called to Anna Monday on account
Of the serious illness Of his father
John T. Usso4y.
MF. and Mrs J. + Dayault returned
Monday from a wo weeks visit witn
uies sanbt, 50 So, =. arm
4ay rran, 1870 -, '0so .e'4[Aea tues.
Mis- tnaa ~ 49, -, ~ - LOUIS,
o,,ts qh,,ra "I F." ~ iet9rIea 70 y
MN or naran'n ~ ~, " ''',e' F'7l' mere /
NM r. e'''@' ~ anu Mls. Jesse
Nj c.
so .aasI - = - y Noooeh was
ibe ,goal. -h"''' '''e'ioA " Few Gays
The oco,nt, r.;a.
,ont ..,.or -,,' : ~ au eil6etfain-
49, 49, -, 'noei ,'e auspices OF me
.rian 81, ''o1 1i u me PFespy-
,ca an ~ I, ~ ,Iac'eo . large audi.
~ n ,,'~ "4s ~, neiy eDloyao'e ahair
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16

i''H'lp1 Green was the cradle Of
N'H lHk cift n was the center Of
Ne" amsterdam. Whore the nov
custom hoH-e is STOOD tho Old Dutch
Tort No I BcoagRag was successive.
p iA' nome anal headquarters of Lord
'oEH aai.ls. Lord Howe aad Sir Henry
S,nioa. and Tdleyranq lived there
'aFlns ms STAY in this country. On
Pc borders OF tile green were tho
homes OF hauafic' A.ao'H. Gen Gates
AID baUoIf Fr..aH
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
ENGINE or OPPRESSION
Concluded from First Page.)

Concluded from First Page.)
Attorney Healy Of Chicago. and for
Nor Assistant states Asf9rnov
Spfosie, who bad charge OF gram
jalle' under the Denecn admipjsfra
tIoa We're quoted as fayorine the
abortion Of The grand jury system.
Mr. David asserted that The leaisla-
Tive debates Of 1870 showed srrone
seniimen in favor Of abolishirg the
grand Jury and that The provision an
enc subject was compromise meas
nfe, the statute making the express.
reservation that the legislature might
abolish the grand iury at any time
Represen alive McRobcrs cited III
instance Of grand Jury in ppor.a
county by a two thirds vote calling /
upon Judge Worthingtoa to assign an
''aef states attorney to the Dough.
'ljy embezzlement case. The court re-.
used to act.
Mr. McRober.s expressed the fear
hat We're the grand jury abolished
fates attorneys and courts might
ear 70 do their duty in many ca.es
H. David replied that courts coula
e mandamused 10 do their duty ana
1at here was little likelihood thar
oaFts ana states attorney would fail
act in great majority of cases.
Under the McGoorty bin as amend q
provision is made that every ac
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
START FEDERAL INQUIRY
Concluded from First Pare)

'0ohciuded from First Page.)
strong as 10 prevent the capfajn frem
Iearrring our his plan Of circlfng Inc
~ enmon and picking MP those who
might %. in peril.
a Federal Inquiry.
Nl''d States Seaimboat inspectors
AiIi7m Whitney and John Sfeuar.
were The mon who examined IA, frrr
memb rs OF thp crew of-the sobon..r
Harry kn3wIton They were Capfsf-
Frant J HALEY Mate Frank cors,
and Seamen Carl Johnson and Iurf.s
5Fci an
ftc hearing lasted from late FIJI. +
s[ft noon u-til late in the evening
.ar'a Haley was the frs. witness. 1
and bis evidence JIM regard fo the
ehoner- course was practically the
aae as that given Day him Yesterday
d bis sworn statement to Inspector (
Whitney re said it was a beautiful /
.iehi and vessels lights were visible h
distance ~ a mile or two. N
Captain Haley said bis lights wara .
nfniug I'D right when he say the In
sht of the steamer IT, was red and
Of more than 100 yards avav he
rdfr"d he man al Tho wheel 10 Keen 4 d
E "a her conI-e. and received q r. :,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
ACTRESS LEAPS m SEINE

Paris. Feb 15-Mue. Reliance
one OF the leading actresses ar me
odeon Theater made an rmsucc.-s
ini attempt 70 commit suicide here
She threw herself into the Seine Inf
was rescued. She worried over b.r
mothers death
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16

f9HHaf= fhe most striking phrase
uttered HF a modern king was spoken
D. The fate King Hlumbert. father Of
the ife~ at Bins Ut ltaly. when some
years aeo cholera was raging fn Va
piles His majesty rad been invited
by ihe municipality IF Genoa 70 = han
a'ei. EHrii be- declined in these
words N'e arc faa-'iug ~ Genoa.
men a~" fri14 aE naples eo 10
~ i--t 5--az-ul-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
DlpHTHERIA IN CORNELL

Ithaca. y. r. Feb. 15.-The dipb-
iberia epidemic in his CITY struck the
Cornell university today when t4a
students sore taken ill
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Special warrants M 2

~f@N~tHf W hfFGnIS NO g.
i. Notice, Public notice is her.by
gwen that the county court Of Alley.
-nder county. Illinois has rendered
/ Judgments for a special tax. and fo~
. "a supplemental special tax urou p-q,.
eEt% benefited hv the following ir,,
+. PIoFemeh.; For the construction Of q
. Eiifiiicd tile pipe sewer and of a yitrf.
Ted bfieH pavement in and pg.,
ONO street f.om the north lime cf
Eighth -treet To the uarsh line ~
rotrfeenth street ia tha civ ofI
'airo, Illinois. under Ordinance No
~ o. said city of Cairo. as viii morn
iuIly appear from ths certified comics
~ ih" Judgments 90 file in mv on.ea
iH3t ihe warrants for Inc collection n, 4
slich special 'aN are iu the han,ls ,-
tha Huder tgusI. 4
Said original pecisI iax b. l.,i-.f
to ie paid in fam annual iY.t,fi,-,..,.
aud the apnuut II tho first In.fsu
IHeht thereof IS thn sum of Efrb
ilh'ted and Forty Dollars and Five
Gents fsSfo}J1. AMI said install.
nent became AMI was due ana nav
i3Ie on fhe End day ri January 4 n \
'''. DE nino remaining instarnerf
2 S'ia original special fay ara fs- thr F..
nm OF Eleven Hundred EilGa pst F.
ais each and rhe same become due d.
hd payable Oh the md day of.
ahHarF. 4 D. 1905 The md dar a..
anHary. A. u. 1903. the End al. ~ -
anuary. g. %. 1910 the End ssv If. 7.
A. u 1914 the end dag II II
3aHafF g. D. taI- fhe PM dsy r
ih'ar'- s. u. i'is. Doc -ud d.x aIc
''i7rt 8 % f9fl tHe enl fas - Ii.
i'5ff'. 4 e f+frsu8 the aJ ss
January a ~ iat6. respe.tisrfg IA
id each and 40 Of said trn Install
ent- bear iutere-t a. the rstg q ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16

WANTRD-R-sryhosy wHs a.,
thihs 10 rent, sell or tnaIs e aSzsrtis.
= Ths Duustir xsrf sot.zzr
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
JAMES QUINN
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE


@feefat warrants Mo. A.
NoI!ce: Public notice is herabv
siYen that the county court 81 hIav
ander county, Illinois. bas renders,
judgments for special tan. ana ~
supplemental special tax unon 49,
el'f benefited by the following I'M.
proyement: For the constructions 4
EltFiiied brick pavement and other
improvements on Twcntv.efghth
street from The west line If Comma,.
claI avenue to the east line If Wash.
Ihgion areHue, in the city af ratra
limos, under ordinance No. 50 a.
aaid city OF Cairo. as will more flll-g
appear IRON the certified copies 81 tia
Judgments on file In my Office. that
me warrants for the collection ~
such special tax are In tho handa
|of the undersigned.
said original special tax ID levied
10 DC paid in ten annual instaIlmants
"hd the amount Of the first instalt.
menu thereof II the sum al Twenty.
Two Hundred Dollars ana seven
Cents ts2.2o007). ana said install.
nent became ana was due ana oag.
aoie on tho End day Of Iaauary. a. d
iaV'. The nine remaining fpsfafl.
.uehts o. said original special tax are
~ IN sum Of Thirteen Hundred
i9V0l Dollars each. and tie same
'ecohe due and payable on the 2nd
Jay OF January a. y. 1908 The apa
ay o. January, A. D. 1909. the 2nd
ay OF January a. D. 1910. the enl
aE OF January, A. y 1911. tho ana
ay OF January. A. u. 1912. the 2nd
ay OF January, A. D. 1919. the 2nl
ay OF January a. d. 1914 the 2nd
ay CT January. A. y 1918. and tha
40 gay OF January A. d 1916. re.
'ectIvely and each and all OF said
u lns'allments bear interest al the
''' 81 I'VE 90 per cent. per annnn
ON the Dist day Of December
+ DOG payable annually at the Same
me that the said several INSTALL
ems become due aud payable. re.
ectiyciy
rae said supplemental special tax
!'''ed 'o bc paid IN ten annual IN.
ailments ana The amount Of tho first
.iallmcnt thereof is the sum Of Tw,
.apf,.yino Cut Is tsase i ~, ana
taIl,a,t -. ',''-'it an" Sa.d
.abla an ,bo Ga ~ vas aye ana
d 1qo- tn 80, u's u January
llmants - sst5 - 'eiaalhIng IN
tav arc - ~. 21PI''ei.isl'aI spec
4 goot mn 'ulil u four hun
no bocop,o - '0u' ana me
s., - r. - anu pay aoie On me
Ia, = - - =. l'va. me
5ay ~ $3.50. .g' - - Is's The
day - -, - =. lsIp' me
fsy - 80 =. - I'II. ne
d.y 80 ,9 - -. 1919 me
dsy - 59 .','aIy =. y Isl5. he
80 aiua'si a. y 1914, he
2nt AL. - 80, y'... =. =. y iFi7' and
- -.'N '''N oi January. =. p. 1916. re-
t,...,i.. ~ 'asH anu ali Il said
~ ~. ~, 'i'T' al 'Ae
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16

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contains no poison. aud will cura
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: COW
ofRuCTioh or MAIN SEWERS.

Public notice Is hereby 5yon b.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-03
General
Insurance.
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT.
J. e. ELDREDCE,
Randolph, Vt.
Randolph, Vt.
How to Feed Poultry Food.

we Will send free, postpaid, to any
farmer or poultryman who will write
Us mentioning this paper, our diIec-
.Ons for feeding "Page's Perfected
rouitry Food" These directions repre-
sent the combined experience of some
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VINO have used our food successfully.
mere are also given many suggestions
as 70 the proper care to he given hens to
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-03
VITAL STATISTICS FOR 1906.
Births, Marriages and Deaths In Randolph
During Past Year.

her ~ Sss o living children 10 1908
~ Inc deceased
died
ueuar
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A Happy New Year to all.
NC. BRIDGEMAN & SON, AUCTl0NEERS,
Isoth Big Old johnson
Lebanon, NJ H.. Saturday, January 5th, 1907


automobiles or electric cars bays horse and and
old 16 high
condition.
300 Remember
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Rise in Prices Clear Reflection of Crow
 ing Confidence.

New York, June 27-The rise in prices of stocks to-day was clear reflection of the growing confidence in financial circles that the principal troubles lie behind rather than before. The furry in call money to-day testified that the seni-annual period is not to be entire ly exempt from effects on money rates. To-day's movement of call loan rates was so moderate, however, as to leave an effect of confidence, especially in view of the fact that but one more banking day remains to be bridged be- fore the time for disbursements begins. The stock market was still in profess sonal hands to a large extent, but in- dications of countenance given to the movement by important financial in- terests added to it's influence on specu- lative sentiment, Stocks were in scan ty supply and this was the mainstay of the professional operations for the rise. They were thus made effective, although on rather small scale, as will be perceived by the aggregate of the days transactions. Operators for the rise ayowedly based the movement on the hope of an investment demand for stocks springing up after the first of the month as a result of the effort to reinvest the process of dividend and interest distributions. The rise in stocks, therefore, will be dependent for Tits justification upon the development of this later demand and also upon the quick subsistence of the effects of the extra demands upon the money mar ket. The New York money market is usually slower to react from the peri odical settlements than are the great foreign money markets. Money was strong in London to-day, but dis counts were easy in anticipation of an early lowering of money rates. Trad CTS made much of the prominence in the advance of stocks supposed to be the fayorite medium of speculation by
 Standard Oil capitalists and pointed to
 this, in connection with the hopeful utterances contained in a published in-
 terview with William Rockefeller, as evidence of the marked attitude at the important group of capitalists.
 l A sharp upturn in wheat late in the
 day added to the disposition to take profits, and the extreme advances were considerably reduced.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
 value S1,22S.0OO.
 United States bonds were unchanged
 on call.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

Traders were bullish on Northern Pa cific in the belief that conditions would shortly improve and permit the success ful conclusion of the proposed Burling- ton deal, which would insure big cash dividend for Northern Pacific stock holders.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

was pretty well eliminated by the rise of the fore part of the week, but 1t is thought a big sleeping short interest continues to exist. That is the kind that only covers on sustained market advances.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

No other result is expected for Sat urday than an almost total disappear ance of the surplus item. The reassur- ing point is that after the settlement requirements are satisfied there will probably be a general converging of funds upon this control. In addition to this, the export gold movement is defi- nitely over, the offerings of finance bills causing another sharp drop in sterling rates.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

There was no indication that banking interests were doing much in stocks yesterday. Professional traders did most of the early bidding up, probably with a view to putting out short con- tracts and hammering stocks later in the day In most of the brokers offices there was a disposition to think that stocks would go up very little at this time of the year, and most traders took the short side.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

The bears whacked away again at Metropolitan, the attack based on a report that the state attorney general is preparing to attack the Belmont Ryan merger. Interborough-Me Metropo- Titan preferred was driven down to 42 1-2, 1 IA points off from the highest. The advance in call money also helped the reaction.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

According to g despatch from Chi cago the relations between the Harri- man-Union Pacific and Rock Island in terests must still be close, because it seems the Union Pacific and Rock Is- land companies have jointly lent $1, ,4oO,- 900 to the Chicago and Alton Railroad company, and have agreed to advance still further sums of $6OO,OOO to that company if necessary, so that it can pay for some extraordinary improve ments that it desires to complete this year,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

The hysteria is out of the market, and, with confidence returning, the ele- ments remain for further run-in of shorts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

Two prominent copper companies yesterday increased their dividends, re- fecting the splendid trade conditions now existing, The Tamarack company has declared a semi-annual dividend of $4 per share, comparing with $3 year ago and $2 two years ago. Directors of the Osceola company have announc- ed semi-annual dividend of $7, against $6 six months and year ago.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

Against this wheat rose cents a bushel in few minutes on reports received from an expert unfavorable to the crop. This, with the high mon- ey. rate checked the advance which had been vigorously resumed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

Call money rose to per cent, the highest rate since March. This, on the whole, was in line with expectations, and it resulted in a sharp decline of foreign exchange-which, at 4.86 3-4, represented a fall Of 5-8 cent this week, and quite removed the market from the possibility of further gold exports.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely. members Of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges New York office 52 Broadway, and IS Center street New Haven Conn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
CLOSING PRICES

Reported over private wires of Prince 6 Whitely. members of the new York and Boston Stock Exchanges. New York office 52 Broadway and Is Center street New Haven Conn.
 -.-- New York, June 27.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

The small response to higher money rates was attributed to the conviction that tighter money is only temporary, in view of the preparations for paying out $175, 5,OoO,OOO in discounts next wee.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

The reaction occurred in the closing hour but at the close most stocks trad ed in showed net gain. Union Paci- fic was again leader and with heavy dealings in the stock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

The upward movement in the stock market was again very broad in it's ex- tent, and many of the minor issues, both railroad and industrial were dealt an at rising prices to an extent they have not been in the last six months. This and the ease with which the cus- tomary leaders, like the Pacif1cs, the Coppers, Hill shares and Reading, were bid up, testified very strongly to the returning confidence in speculative cir cles.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

The bull effort in the market was at tributed to Keene, by some, by others to Trick while others held that 26 Broadway was at work. Lawson wasn't referred to.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER JUNE 1907
BOSTON STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Reported over private wires of Horn blower & Weeks, members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes, New Haven office, 27 Center street.
 Boston, June 27.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
LATE FEATURES OF
 THE STOCK MARKET Prices Advance Further With U. P. Again a Leader. SIX PER CENT. MONEY But Sharp Decline in For eign Exchange-Bulls
 Hopeful.
SIX PER CENT. MONEY

The stock market struggled along under conflicting influences but man. aged to give a fairly good account of itself on the bullish side, nevertheless.