Sugar Decline Weakens Market Amid Broader Stock Activity
New York opened strong with commission houses driving a buoyant session that later faded as Sugar led a drop from 128 5-8 to 125 1-4. Amalgamated rose briefly before closing lower. Total trade reached 775,000 shares, while United States Mining and related notes face exchange and listing changes. Multiple copper stocks and mining firms show varied moves as market players adjust holdings and consider future earnings prospects.
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New York
Amalgamated
Sugar
Howard Scott Dennet
Boston Stock Exchange
H. E. Weston
Dennet
A. B. Turner & Bro
American Pneumatic Service Company
Samean
International Pneumatic Service Company
Massachusetts
Pneumatic Tube Company
Boston Pneumatic Tube Company
Boston Pneumatic Transit Company
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company
W. E. Barnard
State Street
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Denver & Rio. Grande
Erie Telegraph & Telephone Company
Stearns
Committee On Stock List
United States
United States Mining Company
Coromany
Pam Ne Copper
Lawson, Arnold & Co
Trinity
John C. Miles
Santa Clara County
California
John P. Squire & Co
South Range
Trimountain
Michigan
Stars
Mever
Pinkham
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canada South
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chi Great Western
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Bur
Quincy
Arco Enae
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Illinois
Northwestern
Rock Island & Pact Iiis
Sween
Delaware & Hudson
Col ‘Southern Ist
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Louisville
Nashville
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Metropolitan
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Minn & St Lees
Pacific
Mobile & Ohio
Mo, Kan
Texas
New Jersey Central
Reading
Crus
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St Louis Southwantern
St Paul
Southern, Pacific
Eee
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Wheelter &L B.eeesees
Wisconsin Central
Third Avenue
B&o
Colorado Fueron
Boi Continental Tobacco
Eeee
Ederal
Steel
Sevawaeennn
Seeeresese General” Electric
International Paper
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National Steel
New York Air Brake
Vere
People's Gas
Tenn Coal & Iron
He Leather
U .S
Western Union
Republic Iron & Steel
Turbulent City Hall Scene Over Loan Bill Clash
A rancorous meeting erupts as lawmakers clash over the loan bill. President Kiley presides amid uproar with officers stationed in the corridors while council members challenge rulings and seek to suspend the rules. The dramatic session ends with delays and threats of further confrontation.
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Joan
Kiley
Council
Conrcilman Logan
Wam 14
O'Kane
Logan
Ward
Flanagan
Curley
McInerney
Miller
Firemen Clashed in City Council Raucous Session
The council chamber erupted as Linehan and Sheehan clashed with President Riley over floor rights and adjournment votes. Police cleared the gallery after a spectator was removed, while motions to adjourn and to remove the chair failed or passed amid disorder and heated rhetoric.
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Burr
Hennigan
Kiley
Stockton
Donnelly
Ward 7
Linehan
Kinney
Council
Sheehan
Ward 2
Orde
Riley
Tanehan
McInerney
Ward 19
Fairl
Norden Lodge Banquet Initiates New Members and Installs Officers
Members of Norden Lodge 241 I O O F were initiated and officers installed at Odd Fellows Hall corner of Berkeley and Tremont streets last evening. Seventy five new members joined and officers installed included Noble Grand C Huberts Vice Grand P Anderson Treasurer Charles B. Hald Secretary Oscar Nelson Nearly all grand lodge officers attended Charles Held served as toastmaster with toasts from Oscar Nelson B Mortensen R P Hov gard Theodore von Loseminger and several grand lodge officers.
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Norden Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Berkeley and
Tremont Streets
Noble Grand
C. Huberts
P Anderson
Charles 8. Hald
Oscar’ Nelson
Grand Lodge
Charles
Oscar Nelson
Mortensen
R. P. Hovgard
Theodore von Loseminger
Talked to Press Club on Curiosities of Astrology
At the Press Club last night Joseph G. Dalton spoke on The Curiosities and Memories of Astrology. He illustrated with word and blackboard the wonders of the black art and showed the oroscope of the Prince of Wales. Dalton explained the coincidence of indicators with events in Albert Edward's life and suggested the Prince's ascension to the throne of England was indicated for early in June.
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Joseph G. Dalton
Prince of Wales
Mr. Dalton
Albert Edward
Prince Ales
Engl
Kearsarge Veterans Dance Honors Naval Leaders at Gala
The thirteenth annual dinner and dance of the Kearsarge Association of Naval Veterans was held in the American House hall last night with about 135 attendees. Notables included Admiral Daniel Shea, Admiral Bel, Congressman-elect J. A. Conry, and Mr Nichols, along with the commander Post.
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Kearsarge Association of Naval Veterans
Daniel Shea
Naval Vetonics
Bel
J. A. Conry
Nichols
Knife Collins Defends Loan Bill at Minot Hall Meet
John Lee defended the loan bill amid opposition from Street Commissioner Dore who was expelled from the Democratic organization as a renegade. Senator-elect Sullivan led the strongest denunciations of Dore and the loan bill, calling it extravagant. Sullivan alleged Dore sold out to Mayor Hart for a mere meal after 17 years with the party. Lee thanked the crowd with an ovation, then criticized press exaggeration of the bill’s totals. Dore was cited as earning seventy two thousand dollars in salary, while others on the payroll faced criticism for high salaries and non resident clerks.
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Dore
James H. Doyle
James A. Gullivan
Minot Hall
John H. Sullivan
Sullivan
William T. A. Fitzgerald
James A. Galli
Boston
Harry C. Foster
Gloucester
Fractious City Council Meeting Draws Fire
A tense Common Council session ends with strong attacks on President Kiley. Councillors accuse him of arbitrary rulings and blocking speakers while supporting the loan bill controversy and chaotic chamber scenes. Several members pledge to challenge the leadership.
Ward Resorts for Dore. Two Hundred Gather for Support
About two hundred friends of Street Commissioner John P. Dore met at Commercial Hall in Boston to discuss methods to boost his election. Many attendees hailed from the St. James Temperance Society and praised Dore’s parish work, with reports of strong Democratic support in several wards.
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John P. Dore
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
Old St. James Temperance Society
St. James Parish
Mr. Dore
Dore
John J. Donovan
St. James Society
John E. White
South Boston
Garrett Wollan
Ward 11
Jeremiah Brosnahan
Ward 21
E. C. Ward
Ward 20
Thomas F. Duffy
Barge Hits City Bridge Striking Newmarket Barge Accident
The barge Newmarket, captain Leroy R. Wall, owned by Piscataqua Navigation Co. of Portsmouth New Hampshire, carrying 110000 bricks for Curtis Pope of Swett Street, struck the cantilever draw of the New York New Haven railroad at Federal Street last night about nine. The hawser parted in a tide and current, driving the hull into the bridge. The pilot house and smokestack were wrecked, the hull wedged beside the bridge, and the mast cut to free it. The barge remained two hours, then moved to the railroad embankment. Traffic was not stopped.
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Newmarket
Leroy R. Wall
Piscataqua Navigation Company
Portsmouth
N. H
Curtis & Pope
Swett Street
New York & New Haven Railroad
Federal Street
Boston Ice Company Ball Draws 400 Attendees at Odd Fellows Hall
The Boston Ice Company held its fourth annual ball last night at Odd Fellows Hall on Berkeley and Tremont streets. About 400 attendees enjoyed decorated halls and the motto You Can't Freeze Us Out. Floor director William E. Brigham and assistant George B. Whitney led a large corps of aides, with numerous guests including Mr and Mrs Thomas E. Smith Mr and Mrs W R Rennie and many others.
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Boston Ice Company
Odd Fellows
Berkeley and
Tremont Streets
William E. Brigham
George B. Whitney
Thomas E. Smith
W. R. Rennie
C. B Rennie
Charlotte G. Rennie
G. A. Cecard
F. A. Johnson
Arthur W. Hurlburt
Emerson D. Bachelder
J.T. Smith
E. L. Harrington
C. H. Corbett
W. P. Russell
J. H. Manderschied
W. Vv. Fish
C. 5. Perse
B. T. Wentworth
Anna Estes
Harold J. Holm
John Hall, Jr
George A. Soley
Shoe Association Dines at Fifteenth Annual Dinner
About 100 members and guests gathered for the Boston Shoe Association fifteenth annual dinner and business meeting at the Hotel Essex. Officers elected were F. C. Hibbard president G. Atherton Swan vice president Robert Mills secretary G. Frank Hunting treasurer and George F. Dwyer J. W. Hitchings C. KE. Dale Frank Goddard Abe Frank as directors. Notable guests included D. C. Heffelfinger Minneapolis D. C. Hurd Utica Moses Daniels Baltimore and Colonel H. E. Smith Worcester.
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Boston Shoe Association
Hotel
Essex
F. C. Hibbard
G. Atherton Swan
Robert Mills
G. Frank Hunting
George F. Dwyer
J. W. Hitchings
C. KE. Dale
Frank Goddard
Abe Frank
Do. B. Heffelfinger
Minneapolis
D. c. Hurd
Utica
Moses Daniels
Baltimore
H. E. Smith
Worcester
Express Car Robbed En Route Between Boston and Biddeford
The express car carrying orders for Herbert Sawyer, Biddeford expressman, was broken into on a road between Boston and Portland. Large quantities of goods for Biddeford and Saco merchants were stolen during the robbery Wednesday night.
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Portland
Herbert Sawyer
Biddeford
Boston
Saco
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