Amalgamated stocks drive market slide and rise
Tuesday trading showed Amalgamated stock dominating activity in New York and Boston with 227700 shares traded in New York and 2978 in Boston. Amalgamated surged to 745 while ending near 70 as insiders reportedly repositioned holdings and a U S copper deal rumor swirled. Other markets were muted with a general drift, Erie-related bond moves, and funds flows hints.
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Texas California Oil Co presents stock offer in Newhall district
The Texas California Oil Co seeks investors by presenting a plan tied to nine productive wells in the Newhall district and eleven additional drilling locations. It notes prior wells paid well, promises oil from new sites, and offers 25 cent per share preferred stock to cover added expenses. Information available at the Boston office with an illustrated prospectus on request.
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Corliss & Son Boston Listing Summary
Corliss & Son of 15 Court Square Boston presents a financial note noting ex dividend and paid assessments. It lists total sales across listed stocks 27794 shares rights 595 bonds 182600 unlisted stocks 2888 shares bonds 31000.
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Medical Chief Attacks Army Medical Branch At Banquet
Dr Charles A I Reed of Cincinnati retiring president of the American Medical Association told northern Ohio doctors that the army medical department has been degraded and lacks authority. He cited a war case where a commandant at a wealth resort ignored sanitary orders, causing 12 000 invalidations and nearly 1000 deaths from preventable causes, urging Congress to intervene for soldiers and the public.
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Labor Debate at AFL Conference on Excluding Chinese
Delegates at the American Federation of Labor sessions debated Chinese exclusion and possible limits on other Asiatic groups. Resolutions to bar Chinese workers were adopted, while a measure targeting Japanese and other Orientals failed. Ticket scalping and a universal label for union made goods drew spirited discussion, with railway telegraphers contesting jurisdiction. A study on trade autonomy was referred to a special committee.
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Silverman and Ida Levin to Wed in December ceremony
Lawyer Samuel Louis Silverman and Miss Ida Levin, a Roxbury social belle, announce their wedding set for Thursday December 28 in Paul Revere Hall Mechanics' Building at 4:30. More than 600 invitations have been issued. Best man will be Harry Silverman, brother of the groom, whose office is 34 School Street.
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Lodge Praises Canal Treaty in Senate Session
In Washington on December 10 Senator Lodge of Massachusetts extolled the new canal treaty asserting it abrogates the Clayton Bulwer pact and grants the United States wartime fortification rights. He argued the revision removes objectionable features and aligns with Senate actions on prior treaties, claiming Great Britain cedes control to U S in both peace and war. The article notes attendance, and that the treaty is slated for consideration the following day.
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End of Lynn Strike in Sight
The morocco workers strike in Lynn appears to be ending as Weber Leather Company on Western Avenue reached a settlement today on terms proposed by the Lynn Board of Trade. Union pickets were withdrawn and only union workers will return to work tomorrow, signaling a potential wider settlement in the city.
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Double Bill at the Bijou Opera House Delights Audiences
A Bijou double bill featured The Pirates of Penzance and Cavalleria Rusticana. Gilbert & Sullivan’s work impressed, with strong chorus, sharp comedy, and polished leads including James Gilbert, Frances Knight, George Shields, Grafton Baker, Bowman Ralston, and Bessie Fairbairn. Cavalleria Rusticana starred Clara Lane, J. K. Murray, Hattle Bell Ladd, and George Tallman, all delivering fervent performances. The first student cast is set for this afternoon.
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Fisher and Betts In Court Again
Fisher and Betts, two brokers arrested weeks ago for alleged postal law violations, were cited into the Poor Debtors Court for Suffolk County on a mesne process for about to leave the State. Morgan Jolly is the plaintiff. The evidence was not finished at adjournment and will resume today with counsel H. L. Baker for Fisher and Betts and J. P. Silsbee and Hamilton Tirrell for Jolly.
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Boston Arts Scene Packed With Debuts and Recitals
J Marshall Wilson closed his Steinert Hall series with English Literature selections by Byron to Hood. Helena Sharpsteen debuts in Richelieu at Sixteen at the Park Theatre, with pros ready to support. Various stars and acts visit Boston venues next week, from Elsie De Wolf at Tremont to the Dillons at Howard, and many recitals offer concerts at Symphony and Steinert Halls.
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Boston Theatres Entertain With New and Ongoing Shows
This week features Chauncey Olcott and Garrett O Magh at the Boston Theatre, Hanlon’s Superba to follow for two weeks. Are You a Buffalo delighted audiences at the Grand Opera House yesterday and last night. Eid M Favor and Edith Sinclair head a strong company. Bertha Galland impresses in Forest Lovers at the Hollis. Arizona ends its Tremont run with The Way of the World to open next Monday starring Elsie De Wolf. Julia Marlowe’s When Knighthood Was in Flower at the Colonial nears the end of her Boston engagement next week.
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Fulton submarine boat sinks at New Suffolk moorings
The Fulton submarine boat filled with water and sank at its moorings in New Suffolk Long Island during repairs when a valve was left open. Divers closed the valve and pumps were attached. the vessel was to be floated undamaged and expect delays to the Washington start due to overhauls, likely at least a week.
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