Stock Market Slumps Across New York Exchange
On Friday December 6 the New York Stock Exchange saw every active stock lose value with the average drop around 112 points. Manhattan fell from 143 to 135 3/4 and closed near 136 1/4 as Amalgamated slid to 69 7/8. General Electric tumbled after a dividend decision, Trinity stock plunged amid a large trade, and the local market faced broad weakness with bets on further declines.
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Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
Manhattan
New York
Amalgamated
Bears
General Electric
Metropolitan
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Keene
Harriman
London
Trinity
T. W. Lawson
Almagamated
Tamarack
Calumet
Oceola
Germany
Boston Stock Sales Opening Means Low and High Today
Boston stock market activity today shows reported highest and lowest sale prices along with closing bid and asked quotes. Public traders reacted to the day’s range as investors monitored volatility and liquidity in the Boston market.
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Boston
Amos Rusie Falls From Baseball Glory
Amos Rusie once a famed king of pitchers now digs trenches in Muncie Indiana for 150 a day. Once earning 5000 annually with New York he pitched about twice weekly and got 100 for two hours. Rumors blame whiskey for his downfall, with a stupified fall in Cincinnati and a return to obscurity.
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Muncie
Ind
Rusie
New York
New Yorks
Cincinnati
Brush
Amos
Reading swimmer sets multiple new records at Sportsman's Show
Carroll Schaeffer of Reading, national swimming champion, set new marks at the Sportsman's Show in Philadelphia. He established records for 20 and 40 yards and lowered the records for 60 and 80 yards. In an 8-yard race with Guy Daly, Schaeffer swam 50 4-5 seconds, shaving three-fifths of a second. He also swam 60 yards in 36 1-5 seconds and 20 yards in 10 2-5 seconds and 40 yards in 23 4-5 seconds, both new records.
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Philadelphia
Carroll Schaeffer
Reading
Penn
Sportsman’s Show
Guy Daly
Pittsburg
Schaeffer
Kenilworth Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
At yesterday's Kenilworth Golf Club annual meeting the officers were elected with T. H Baldwin named president, B. D. Sabin as vice president, and F. I. Jacquith serving as secretary, among others.
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Kenilworth Club
Kenilworth Golf Club
T. H H. Baldwin
B. D. Sabin
F. I. Jacquith
Great Holiday Trade In Light of Season's Demand
Bradstreet's notes a strong December shift with brisk retail distribution driven by cold weather and holiday demand. Textiles, coal, lumber and metals show activity while cereals and cotton advance. expectations point to unprecedented holiday volume and color in Canadian trade amid improving retail and wholesale outlooks.
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New York
Bradstreet
Montreal
Canada
R. G. Dun & Co
Coates Bros
Chicago
St. John
Yale urges Hollis resignation to ease Harvard Yale athletic rift
New Haven Palladium reports growing Yale hostility toward Professor Hollis chairman of Harvard Athletic Association. Yale fears ongoing disputes over football decisions could block future games and proposes resignation as a path to amicable relations. Harvard supporters denounce the New Haven report.
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New Haven Palladium
Hollis
Harvard Athletic Association
Yale
Harvard
Athletic Association
Cutts
Harvard Athletic Committee
Post
Elm Cycle Club names Roxbury officers for year
The Elm Cycle Club of Roxbury elected George W Bennett as president Fred M J Sheehan as vice president and Edward J Dowd as recording secretary for the ensuing year in a brief club meeting
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Elm Cycle Club of
Roxbury
George W. Bennett
Fred M. J. Sheehan
Edward J. Dowd
Kept at work though dying in doorway tragedy
John Savage, 68, of 78 Middlesex Street, was found in a doorway and rushed to City Hospital, dying of pneumonia after weeks of illness. He had continued working odd jobs to feed his family despite advice to rest, and wandered into a Volunteers of America hall for a brief respite before deteriorating. A bystander misread him as intoxicated, and police were called.
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John Savage
Middlesex Street
Lagrange Street
City Hospital
Williams
Volunteers of America
Spalding A. G. Likely National League President
In Chicago on December 6, Ban Johnson said Spalding’s election to the National League presidency would probably yield a compromise between the two major leagues. Developments of the past week point to Spalding as a candidate despite earlier denials, outlining the significance of the National League meeting in New York starting Monday.
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Chicago
A. G. Spalding
National League
Ban Johnson
Spalding
Johnson
New York
Garryowens Aim to Arrange Game with Kickhams NY
A special Garryowen Gaelic football meeting in Cambridge will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at 80 Leverett Street to arrange a match with the Kickham team of New York, fresh from defeating Chelsea’s Emmets in this city.
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Garryowen
Cambridge
Leverett Street
Kickham
New York
Emmets
Chelsea
Boston Rangers Aim at Shamrocks Challenge in Gaelic Match
Corne lius Moriarty manager of the Boston Rangers phoned the post office last night to accept and arrange a Shamrock Gaelic football challenge. Moriarty at 18 Winchester Street seeks a reply from Shamrocks manager to set date and venue.
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Holyoke
Boston Rangers
Cornelius Moriarty
Winchester Street
Shamrocks
Harvard Yale football seating criticised in university letter
A Harvard Crimson communication blasts the Yale game seating as unfair and calls for an equal distribution among all university members. It notes graduates and professors were sidelined while undergraduates with no tickets received better seats, and says the athletic committee plan causes the recurring issues. Gilbert N. Lewis is the author.
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Harvard Crimson
HH. A. A
Gilbert N. Lewis
Quint Also Deserts Hart
Wilder D. Quint resigns from the Republican City Committee of Boston Ward 8 citing self respect and opposition to Mayor Hart. He accuses Hart of failing to deliver public service, forming a bossed inner circle, and neglecting reform while harming party unity. Quint notes William Berwin opposed the move and offers to detail facts if needed. December 6, 1901.
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President Hutchinson
Republican City Committee
Isaac P. Hutchison
Republican City Committee of
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Republican Committee
Ward 8
Thomas N. Hart
Republican Party
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Wilder D. Quint
Dean's Ointment for Eczema and Skin Troubles
An advertisement urging relief from eczema and skin ailments using Dean's Ointment. Claims gentle action on delicate skin, available at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Dean
Newton Bowlers Break 2 Records
Boylston and Webster led Newton in the City League last night with two record victories. Boylston won the first two games against the Hub team, while Webster whitewashed Carruth. The Sudbury Meyers match was not rolled due to illness among players. The scores are listed.
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Boylston and
Webster
Carruth
Sudbury-Meyers
Beacon Chambers Reels Off Three Wins in City League
The Beacon Chambers team swept three straight games against George H. Dickerman & Co last night. All three winning scores exceeded 400, signaling strong form and a promise to do things in the City League.
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Beacon Chambers
George H. Dickerman & Co
McCarthy Wins Weekly Roll-Off at Murray & Irwin's
McCarthy won the weekly roll-off at Murray and Irwin's with a 322 total after weeks of chasing the $5 bill. Byrnes took second with 288, while Lane and Corkum finished third and fourth with 281 and 279.
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Byrnes
Lane
Corkum
John L Sullivan minstrel-sparring group disbands
John L Sullivan show in Ogdensburg disbands after massena reports that county authorities oppose the exhibits. Opposition from local authorities cited as cause for the decision to dissolve the act.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
John I. Sullivan
Massena
Lenny Lyons Bout Ends In Draw In Baltimore
Harry Lyons of Baltimore and Eddie Lenny of Philadelphia fought 20 rounds to a draw under Eureka Athletic Club. Both were in prime condition and evenly matched and finished strong. The contest was give and take throughout with both men showing steady but not heavy blows.
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Harry Lyons
Eddie Lenny
Philadelphia
Eureka Athletic Club
Re-elected Directors at New England Trotting Breeders Meet
At Youngs Hotel the New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association re-elected directors Colonel John E Thayer J Malcolm Worbas George Van Dyke John Graham Co W Lasall H O Aldrich Frank G Hall C S Rackemann and Charles I Whittemore C M Jewett was secretary and IF G Hall treasurer The annual report shows grand circuit profits 21204 01 breeders meeting 2288 22 and July meeting 2359 During the year the association distributed 116200 in purses
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New England Trotting Horse Breeders' Association
Young's Hotel
John E. Thayer
J. Malcolm Worbas
George van Dyke
John Graham
Co. W. Lasall
H. O. Aldrich
Frank G. Hall
C.S. Rackemann
Charles I. Whittemore
C. M. Jewett
IF. G. Hall
Ivy League Meet Set in Philadelphia March 21
Marvard Yale Princeton Columbia Pennsylvania Haverford and New York University gymnasts will hold their annual championships in Philadelphia on March 21.
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Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Haverford
New York University
Philadelphia
No Amateur Scullers Suspected in National Meeting
No amateur scullers of note are under suspicion to be investigated at the next meeting of the national executive committee.
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National Executive Committee
Michigan Coach Yost Signs Three Year Contract
Coach Yost, famed for his work with Michigan university football players, signs a three year contract with the university at a salary near four thousand dollars per year.
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Yost
Michigan University
Clarence Titus Accepts Henley Regatta Invitation
Clarence Titus the crack New York oarsman has accepted an invitation to go to the Henley regatta next year and will compete in a rowing machine contest in this city soon.
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Clarence Titus
New York
Missie the two year old bull sold at Rockland sale
Yesterday Missie a famous two year old imported bull was sold to A.D. Ward at the Short Horn sale in Sera Wards Rockland Ontario for 5000 dollars.
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Sera
Rockland
Ont
Green's Great Idea Crowded Him From Harvard Team
Head Coach Reid explains Elbridge H. Green as a third substitute who, by sharing a passing theory, helped Sargent and Roberts improve. Green finally entered the Yale game at the last moment when injuries and fatigue narrowed the center position. His revelation shifted the Crimson's path, earning a place in Harvard football history.
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Oseveerse
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Rien Pastessa
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Daly
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Reid
Harvard
Crimson
Elbridge H. Green
Sargent
Pach Bros
Wellesley Girls Stage The Rivals For Golf Course Fund
Nine Wellesley college girls will perform The Rivals tonight to raise funds for completing the college golf course. The event showcases golf club members in a light comedy with a large cast including Harriet Goddard, Anna Snyder, Coraline Newnan, Lydia Languish, and Mrs Malaprop, among others. The play follows a lively cast in a campus fundraiser with strong support for college golf this year.
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the College Golf Club
Anthony Absolute
Harriet Goddard
Jack Ate
Ahr -Anna
Snyder
Seee
SU Tyler
Vessee Vessentecee
Mtlily Birud
Wealthy Sportsman to Wed Manicurist in Providence
Wealthy automobilist and yachtsman Gilbert M. Kine of Providence, a millionaire and kennel owner, is soon to wed Miss Eliza.
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Gilbert M. Kine
Providence
Eliza
Depew Records His Own Marriage in Advance News
Senator Depew is shown writing in the past tense for future publication in the Congressional Directory. His autobiography notes, Married in December 19M to Miss May Palmer, a line likely to surprise friends awaiting official announcements.
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Depew
May Palmer
Sunday Religious Services in Boston Churches
A dense listing of Sunday services across Boston churches and spiritual groups. The schedule covers Berkeley Temple Tremont Temple First Baptist Ruggles Street Baptist and many others with times, pastors, topics and musical offerings. Names include Rev. Dr. Plumb, Colonel A. A. Pope, John Willis Baer, Dr. Ly man Abbott, and F. E. Davis among others. Public invited to sermons, prayers, songs, and spiritual lectures.
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Berkeley Temple
Independent Women Voters
Plumb
L. C. Elson
Boyden
Stoddard
Miss Covell
Tremont Temple
Albert A. Pope
Herbert Johnson
America
John B. Cadieux
Joseph Stewart
Ruggles Street
Tremont Street
A. ©. Dixon
C. C. Case
Free Employment Bureau
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Rox
Advent
Lyman Abbott
The
Outlook
Advent Music
Christian Endeavor Meeting
John Willis Baer
United Society of Christian Endeavor
God
George H. Remele
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Roland D. Grant
C. P. Jameson
A. A. Pope
Young People's Prayer Meeting
Dr. Grant
Eden
People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Rev. L. Dorchester
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Cornet
Miss Morse
M. FE
Tremont
Concord Streets
Charles FE. Davis
H. W. Ewing
Winthrop Street
Epworth League
People’s Hour
J. C. Ferguson
Shanghai
China
Pendece
People’s Temple
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Wendell Phillips
N. J. Willis
M. R. Goff
Schubert Quartet
Lynn Spiritualists' Association
Caird
May
Pepper
Thomas's Orchestra
Unity Quartet
Gospel OF Spirit-Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Huntington Avenue
Legion of Honor
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Jesus
Boston Glees
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Paine Memorial
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B. Y. M. Christian Union
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George W. Solley
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Dorchester
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Mabelle Waite
Juline C. Gilchrist
Louise Craig
Ernest J. H. Meiling
J. Franklin Botume
George Mendall Taylor
Costa
Gilbert
Fry
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
S. M. Landis
Hts
Upton Street
Katherine Tingley
Mt. Vernon Street
Record Cold Grips Catskills Towns
Severe cold sweeps the Catskills with readings at Stam ford 22 below, Bloomville 24 below, and Hobart 33 below, as of this morning.
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N. Y
Catskill Mountain
Mercury
Stamford
Bloomville
Hobart
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