Market Review and Outlook on Amalgamated Stock
From New York reports a $60 per share loan on Amalgamated stock by National City Bank signals possible market stabilization. The piece notes strong support for Amalgamated from investors, hopes for a settlement among inside interests, and caution about potential panic if the market weakens at opening. It cites banks’ copper stock exposure with Boston banks less burdened, quotes T W Lawson on Trinity, and lists weekly stock declines and notable gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National City Bank
Amalgamated
Manhattan
Angata
Gsone
B. F P. Raynor
Gould
Europe
Boston
T. W. Lawson
Trinity
Licinity
Atlantic
Baltic
Copper Range
Osceola
Parrot
U. S
New York Central
St. Paul
American Sugar Refining
Manhattan Railway
Union Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Reading
Atchison
Reading and
Chesapeake & Ohio
Tennessee Coal and Iron, Erie
U. S. Steel
General Electric
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Heath
Oil Fueled Tunnel Engine Tested for Hoosac Run
The Boston and Maine’s Vauclain compound freight engine 1075, rebuilt in Keene New Hampshire to burn petroleum, shows promising tests and is sent to Hoosac Tunnel for regular service. The 750 gallon oil tank sits where coal once did, enabling 50 to 75 miles per full load. oil flows with a light pressure and is warmed by a steam coil. The engine runs clean with no smoke and minimal odor, eliminating coal gas issues in the tunnel’s ventilation while highlighting remaining safety concerns for coal burners. Oil burning could largely replace smokey coal engines at the Hoosac Tunnel, reducing harmful gases for engineers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Road
Keene, N. H
Hoosac Tunnel
Baume
Rain Forecast For Election Day Morning
The weather bureau in the post office building predicts rain tomorrow morning with heavy showers likely. It may clear by noon, but rain could dampen voter turnout, especially among women voters and stay at home voters, affecting Republicans and the Public School Association’s hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Post Office
Post
Public School Association
Pickwick Club Denies Backing Mayor Hart
James P. O'Brien of the Pickwick Club, Ward 13, told the Post the club will not support Mayor Hart for re election. He says the club space was rented to Republicans and the building display of the mayor does not bind the club to him. Members support General Celins with one Republican exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. O’brien
Pickwick Club
Ward 13
Hart
O’brien
General Celins
O'Brien
General Colline
Boston Theatre concert features First Regiment Band
A Sunday night performance at the Boston Theatre showcased the First Regiment Band as the main attraction with Mile Fatmah Diard Alf Kolt Luke and Martha Pulley Frank Hollis and Sig Panilio among the helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
First Regiment
Mile
Fatmah Diard
Alf Kolt
Luke
Martha Pulley
Frank W. Hollis
Sig. Panilio
Political rally urges unity to defeat Hart in Boston
A fiery rally attacks Mayor Hart for tax hikes and alleged abuses in city service. Speakers include General Patrick A. Collins and Senators Gargan Shaw Sullivan, with Cripp's orchestra providing music. The call urges Democratic unity, party activity, and a voter turnout next Tuesday to replace Hart with a progressive Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeaver Hart
Beacon Hill
Josiah Quincy
Hart
Feranesd
Health Board
Election Board
Wheeler
Patrick A. Collins
Thomas J. Gargan
John H. Lee
David RB. Shaw
John A. Sullivan
Benjamin W. Wells
Henry A. Frothingham
Common Council
John S. Patton
George Horton
Napoleon B. Marshall
Archibald Grimke
D. J. McGilicuddy
R. J. Murray
John A. Kelcher
Cripp
Collins Club Smoke Talk in Ward 16 Meeting
The P A Collins Club of Ward 16 held a smoke talk at 783 Dorchester Avenue South Boston yesterday afternoon. Common Councilman W H Gavin opened the session and Charles M Callahan urged Ward 16 to establish itself next Tuesday as a Democratic ward. Candidates Arthur L Gavin William J Lyons and Hugh J Young spoke, pledging volunteer support to turnout the full ward vote and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Collins
Ward 16
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
W. H. Gavin
Charles M. Callahan
Arthur L. Gavin
William J. Lyons
Hugh J. Young
Common Council
Mr. Lyons
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
William J. Higgins
Walter Brill
John McDonald
George Twiss
Collins Rally in Ward 16 for Mayor Collins
A large Ellsworth Club rally in Dudley street Ward 16 supported Patrick A Collins for mayor. President Prendergast opened the meeting. Representative-elect Foley presided. Speakers included Quirk Gallivan Moore Cullen Grant Crohan Harkins Merritt Young Gavin and Yes. An entertainment committee organized after the talks and a 26 member precinct delegation was appointed for Precincts 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick A. Collins
Ellsworth Club
Dudley Street
Thomas S. Prendergast
Richard H. Foley
Charles I. Quirk
James A. Gallivan
Michael J. Moore
John F. Cullen
Independent Democratic Club backs Collins for Mayor
The Independent Democratic Club of Ward 6 met at 83 Endicott Street and endorsed General Collins for Mayor along with the Democratic slate for school committee. Moses B. Schnitzer acted as chairman and Harry Shariff as secretary, with a committee formed to boost turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Democratic Club
Ward 6
Endicott Street
General Collins
Moses B. Schnitzer
Harry Shariff
Ward 9 Hebrew Club rally backs Collins for mayor
The Hebrew Educational Club of Ward 9 held a rally at 89 Harrison Avenue last evening in support of Patrick A. Collins for mayor and the Democrats. Speakers included Isaac Rosnosky Max H. Newman Aaron Myers Samuel H. Borofsky and Simon Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Educational Club
Ward 9
Harrison Avenue
Patrick A. Collins
Democratic Party
Isaac Rosnosky
Max H. Newman
Aaron Myers
Samuel H. Borofsky
Simon Harris
Rally Planned at Morning Star Church Endorsing Hart for Mayor
A Republican rally will be held this evening at Morning Star Baptist Church at the corner of Church and Piedmont streets to support Mayor candidate Thomas N. Hart. Dr. Samuel E. Courtney will preside and many speakers have been invited to address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Star Baptist Church
Corner Church
Piedmont Streets
Thomas N. Hart
Samuel E. Courtney
Rally of Hebraw Democratic Club in Ward 2
The Hebraw Democratic Club of Ward 2 held a rally at its headquarters 122 Porter Street with Charles Berman presiding. Ex-Senator William J. Donovan and a host of local figures addressed about 290 young men volunteering to stand at precincts for Democratic candidates including P. A. Collins and Aldermen J. J. Welly and Salem D. Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebraw Democratic Club
Ward 2
Porter Street
Charles Berman
William J. Donovan
John &. Kelly
Jams¢s H. Donovan
Isaac Rosnosky
Charles A. Kelly
Harry Wolfson
S. Goldberg
Francis W. Harrington
Max Greenberg
Levi Chernstein
Abraham Alpert
P. A. Collins
John J. Welly
Salem D. Charles
Roxbury Gaelic Club Names New Members and Endorses Candidates
At a large Roxbury Gaelic Football Club meeting in Gurney Hall Roxbury new members were received and many applications acted upon. The smoke talk committee to be held in Conant Hall Dec 31 reported favorably. The body unanimously endorsed Hon P A Colin for Mayor Salem WD Charles for street commissioner and Hon Thomas H Dowd for Alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Gurney Hall
Conant Hall
P. A. Colin
Salem WD. Charles
Thomas H. Dowd
Big Wager on Collins at Clarendon Hotel
Last night at the Clarendon James W H Myrick of Ward 9 challenged Mayor Hart’s re election. Andrew Anderson owner offered to bet 1000 dollars that General Collins would become Boston’s next mayor. Myrick counted 300 but left shy to accept the wager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Clarendon
James W. H. Myrick
Ward 9
Hart
Andrew Anderson
General Collins
Boston
Myrick
Democratic Leaders Warn Of Mass Repeating On Election Day
Democratic leaders say they have definite information that wholesale repeating and illegal voting will be attempted on Tuesday by Republicans. They allege organized repeaters from Cambridge Somerville and Everett have colonized in South Boston and other wards and warn principals and accessories will be made examples of. Evidence cites past large scale repeating in Dorchester and downtown wards and notes sightings of a professional repeater near a Republican office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Somerville
Everett
Boston
Ward 21
Sev
Eral
Dorchester
LeClair
Hart
Firemen Oppose Mayor Hart Over Boston Fire Dept
The Boston Firemen's Protective League led by Charles E. Phenix and Scott oppose Mayor Hart. They attack Fire Commissioner Russell over relief fund handling, gratuities, pay vetoes, and alleged misconduct. They recount a 1900 incident with Engine 2 where a lieutenant was briefly suspended, later cleared, and discuss pensions, relief fund allocations, and alleged improper purchases outside the city. The letter questions Hart's home rule rhetoric and cites distrust in Russell's governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Firemen's Protective League
Charles E. Phenix
Scott
Hart
Henry S. Russell
Collins
City of
Boston
Messrs
Phenix
Russell
Boston Firemen’s Relief Fund
Boston Firemen's Relief Fund
Martinet
Olice
Engine Company 2
Leutenant
Liaquor
Department
Robert E. Bartlett
Albert E. Hawkins
Gannet
Milton
Ward 15 Rally for General Collins Held Tonight
The Creed Reidy wing of Ward 15 Democracy hosts a Court House rally on Dorchester street for General P A Collins for Mayor. Timothy J Sullivan presides. Addressers include Congressman Naphen Hon John A Sullivan Charles H Slattery John J Mansfield David W Creed James F Creed Michael J Reidy John H Giblin and Michael J Sullivan. Reidy to deny disloyalty charges and pledge full effort for a large Ward 15 majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creed-Reidy
P. A. Collins
Court House
Dorchester Street
Timothy J. Sullivan
Naphen
John A. Sullivan
Charles H. Slattery
John J. Mansfield
David W. Creed
James F. Creed
Michael J. Reidy
John H. Giblin
Michael J. Sullivan
Creed
Reidy
General Collins
Collins
New Mammoth Cave Found in Jefferson Canon Near Butte
A Butte report describes a vast natural cave on the Jefferson canon near the Northern Pacific line about 60 miles east of Butte. An exploration party spent days in the cave covering 10 miles and reaching nearly 1000 feet depth. They found a river with a 100 foot cataract, stones copper implements and bones thought to be human in a large chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Butte
Jefferson
Northern Pacific Railway
Hoy Knocked Out by Siddons in Richmond Fight
Painesville Ohio December 8. A scheduled bout between Jimmy Hoy and Genrie Siddons was halted by authorities earlier but held in Richmond. Siddons knocked Hoy out in the ninth round with no arrests reported and officials expect none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville, C
Jimmy Hoy
Genrie S77
Nash
Vasgul
Richmond
Hoy
Senator Berry Replies to Public School Association
Dorchester letter defends Mr. Merritt and Dr. Miller in Dorchester school board race. Berry accuses the association of misrepresentation aimed at swaying voters and urges voting for both candidates to meet Dorchester’s growing needs. He cites Merritt’s qualifications and recent high school projects as proof of his fitness. The letter urges unity among voters for better district schools.
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John K. Berry
Dorchester
The
Public School Association
J. Adam Brown
Edmund Billings
Russell B. Miller
William F. Merritt
Merritt
Miller
Dr. Miller
Independent Women
A. Warren Gould
Field
Harkins
Roxbury
Ward 11
Ward Ll
Boston
Melrose Aldermen Race Sparks Lively City Election
Melrose voters prepare for a brisk election Tuesday with no mayoral contest. Seven candidates vie for Alderman at Large including Charles Barton Clarence Fernald Charles Frederick and Chester Shepard with incumbents Folger Foster and Perry. Republican and Municipal League nominations are noted along with two candidates running on nomination papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
John Larrabee
Charles J. Barton
Clarence E. Fernald
Charles W. H. Fredericks
Chester Shepard
Arthur H. Folger
Frank Foster
Georg E. Perry
C. E. Fernald
W. H. Fredericks
C. J. Barton
C. E. Fernard
Municipal League
Chester Bhen
George B. Berry
Rally in Ward 20 rallies for General Collins vote
A Ward 20 Democratic Club rally at Music Hall Dorchester drew over 600 voters. Speakers included James P. Kelley John Shea and Joseph F. O Connell who urged a large Collins vote, criticizing Mayor Hart and praising the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
General Collins
Music Hall
Dorchester
James P. Kelley
John Shea
Common Council
Joseph F. O'Connell
Hart
Ward
Collins
O'Connell
Gallivan
Club
James Shield Murphy
James FP
Kelley
H. M. Pakulski
W. W. Clarke
Ward 19
William L. Grady
International six day bicycle race opens in New York
At Madison Square Garden the annual six day team race began at midnight with 17 teams from around the world. Prize money totals 1500 to the winner and 250 to the sixth place, teams ride two men apiece for 12 hours daily, and a tire puncture rule allows continued scoring. Hall Gougoltz Freeman led early. Walthour Gougoltz and Hall faltered as Munro ran in third.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
William C. Rothwell
Elkes and MacFarland
Gougoltz
Hall
Chevalier
Muller
Fredericks
de Roeck
Mannstadt
Lawson
McLean
Monro
Walthour
Jimmy’ Michael
Freeman
Kerff
Munro
Reply by E Mertain Hatch on Hart nomination for assessor
In Boston on December 7 1901 E Mertain Hatch declares under oath that Mayor Thomas N Hart nominated him for the city board of assessors in April 1900, the board tabled the nomination leaving Hatch to withdraw. Hatch recounts consultations with Republican leaders and Alderman Gerry over alleged mayoral opposition and his eventual plea to avoid political trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Mertain Hatch
Ward 13
Republican Committee
Hart
Collins
Hatch
Board of Aldermen
Thomas N. Hart
Board of Assessors
George N. Swallow
Republican City Committee
Charles R. Saunders
Board of Election Commissioners
Gerry
E. Mertain Hatch
Suffolk
Boston
Sabo
FE. Mertain Hatch
Liswis W
Leary
Justice of Peace
Goodearl Quits Hart for Collins Endorsement
George W. Goodearl, a longtime Orient Heights Republican in East Boston, declares he will vote for General Collins and Alderman John Kelley and will urge friends to follow. He faults Mayor Hart for neglecting Orient Heights and says the switch is for the best interests of voters and property owners in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Goodearl
Orient Heights
East Boston
Improvement Association of
Collins
John Kelley
Goodearl
Hart
Republican Organization
Goodear
The
Post
Orient
East Boston Residents Seek $2 for Orient Heights Firehouse
Alderman Kelley advocated a bill to allocate $2 for an engine house in Orient Heights East Boston amid reports of poor fire protection. Residents recount a yacht club house destroyed due to delay and a dwelling burned, stressing fear for homes and churches in the 20 dwellings area.
Dr Tuckerman founders ministry at large anniversary service
The tenth anniversary of the ministry at large in Boston was observed at Bulfinch Place Church with the Rev. Thomas Van Ness presiding. Organist George Mendall Taylor and the choir directed by Mrs Anna Clifford Breed performed. Speakers traced the group’s origins in 1820s Boston, its work among North End families, and Dr. Tuckerman’s lasting impact on philanthropy and urban ministry. The service included addresses by Rev. H Winkley, Rev. Samuel A. Eliot, Rev. E A Horton, and Rev. Francis G. Peabody, ending with benediction by Van Ness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tuckerman
Bulfinch Place
Thomas van Ness
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
George Mendall Taylor
Anna Clifford Breed
Howard N. Brown
Christopher R. Eliot
Tuckerman
North End
Dr. Tuckerman
H. Winkley
Boston
Samuel A. Eliot
E. A. Horton
Ireece
Francis G. Peabody
Marshall Wins Manhattan Chess Club Championship
Marshall captured first prize as the Manhattan Chess Club championship concluded in New York. Simonson finished second, Roething third, Finn last. The third annual interclub tournament with Brown, Cornell and Pennsylvania runs Dec 30 through Jan 2 at the Manhattan club. Cornell currently holds the Rice trophy with Penn the previous year's winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan Chess Club
Marshall
Simonson
Roething
Finn
Brown
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Rice
University of Pennsylvania
Ward 14 Republican denies Hart endorsement paper
Charles P. Anderson, a leading Ward 14 Republican, repudiates the endorsement of Mayor Hart published in the papers Saturday. He states he never signed any paper and would refuse if asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Anderson
Ward 14
Hart
Anderson
Bostock Hosts Jungle Dinner For Boston Press
Fifty Boston newspaper men attended a Jungle dinner at the Animal Arena hosted by Frank C. Bostock. The event featured Chiquita the Cuban Wilputian, lions and a polar bear among diners, with toasts from Beck and Bostock. Guests including press reps from the Post, Globe, Journal and Herald toured the arena as speeches followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bostock
Animal Arena
Frank C. Bostock
Chiquita
Wilputian
Mr. Postock
J. Tonavita
Mme. Pianka
M.r. Morelli
Mme. Beaufort
Herman Weadon
Dana McCann
Edward [J. Robinson
Louis J. Week
Beck
Toaatmaster
Mr. Bostock
Press
Captain Bonavita
Hichard McCann
the Post
Little Chiquita
A. P. Hull
John H. Berrows
The
Journal
William L. Ford
J. W. Reardon
Traveler
J. J. Mora
J. . McNally
Herald
J. A. Currier
George H. Yea
Transcript
Mark Sullivan
C., H. Corbett, Jr
Lomasney Rally Backs A Collins for Mayor in Boston
Independence Hall hosts a rally supporting P A Collins and council nominees Martin M Lomasney and others. Thomas F Keenan chairs. Taft praises A Collins as a staunch Democrat. Lomasney closes urging votes to elect Collins for Mayor to ensure an Irish American mayor in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Hall
Causeway
Lowell Streets
P. A. Collins
Martin M. Lomasney
Thomas F. Keenan
Taft
A. Collins
Hyman Weinberg
Joseph A. Maynaray
Buntin Stars In Newton Club Bowling Record Night
Newton Club bowler R. W. Buntin led a record breaking effort last Friday evening. He posted a three string total of 264 and a third string total of 1033 for the night while his teammates also delivered high scores. Buntin’s strings ranged 214 186 and 245 guiding Newton to the standout performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buntin
Newton
Bunt'n’s
R. W. Buntin
Massachusetts Basketball Standings and Transfers
The Massachusetts Basketball League standings show South Framingham leading with 3 wins, 1 loss, and Burkes of Lowell and Maynard near the top. Framingham has signed Joe Kynock, and Maynard has secured Cullen of Worcester, adding speed to both teams. This week’s games include Maynard at Cambridge, Framingham at Lowell, and P A C at Framingham. In Rome, D Annunzio plans a U S tour with Salvini and Duse for Francesco da Rimini. a separate court case between Harvey Steel and Terri Steel over counterfeiting Harvey plates is set for December 20 at the Spoleto tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasty
South Framingham
Burkes
Lowell
Corin
SUD Institute of Cambridge
Maynard
Pawtucketvilles
Joe Kynock
Cullen
Worcester
Cambridge
Framingham
Rome
Italy
Gabriele D’annunzio
Francesco da Rimini
United States
Tommasso Salvini
Eleonora Duse
Harvey Steel Company
Terri Steel Company
Harvey
Spoleto
Harvard Joins Intercollegiate Hockey League for First Time
Harvard agrees to join the Intercollegiate Hockey League marking its return to top college hockey. The six-team league will include Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Brown and likely Pennsylvania alongside Harvard, a longtime hockey powerhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Brown
Pennsylvania
Harvard four students start rich men auto fad
Clark Fosdick George C Cannon P A Proa and R A Hammond, all science students, lead Harvard automobile interest. They own five cars and build another, operate a workshop on Relnington street, and repair machines for fellow students. They deny university representation though called the Harvard Automobile Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Clark Fosdick
George C. Cannon
P. A. Proa
R. A. Hammond
Relmington Street
University
Harvard Automobile Club
Brockton Wrestler Parker Becomes Benedict Parker
Brockton wrestler Parker has entered matrimony in New York City Hall where he wed Miss Madge Mayo of the Mayo sisters vaudeville troupe. Parker met his bride while touring with the burlesque company and the ceremony took place on Wednesday with details emerging yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Parker
Brockton
Parker
Benedict
Par
Ker
City Hall
New York
Madge Mayo
Mayo Aristers
25 000 Girls Will Be in This Athletic League
A new organization for girls physical development formed in Brooklyn schools aims to cover the entire metropolitan district. By next vacation the league may reach about 25 000 members, with a large basketball tournament planned as a double round series among teams. An advisory committee from each school's faculty will govern the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Maual Training High School
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Indorsed
Siddons
Senator Berry
McParland
California
Simar
France
Fischer
Switzerland
Munroe
Newkirk
Memphis
Tenn
Lapoutre
Maya Ant Wilson
Julius
Sweden
Nat Butler
Duroeck
Kerfe
Cheska
Jaak
Fredricks
Gernorcotte
Jones Sevior
Turville
Babcock
Bustuce
Boston Newspaper
Lomasney
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