Market Review And Outlook Bold Yet Cautious
Market tone is optimistic due to improving business reports and new high steel and iron production. Concerns focus on January delivery of contracted goods and a large short interest in key stocks. Analysts advise moderate bullish bets, ready to rebalance on any pullback as expectations shift with broader finance and industry signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Steel Common
New York Central
Reading
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Hawley
Week's events in history highlight Taft message and bond sales
The week closed with Taft's congressional message and the Copper Producers' Association November report. Bonds issued included $25,000,000 for St Paul and $12,500,000 for New York City. American Telephone & Telegraph Company representatives were placed in key positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Congress
Copper Producers’ Association
St. Paul
New York City
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Stockholders urged to avoid cut rate broker ads
Stockholders are warned not to respond to advertisements by cut rate brokers as nine of ten target stockholders for lists. They are asked not to buy Standard Amalgamated stock except treasury stock directly from the company or the undersigned. Telegraphic dated Dec 10 notes Vanners will leave foundry end next week and be installed a week later. Reece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard-Amalgamated
Treasury
Vanners
Foundry
Gentleman seeks abroad investment proposals in metals
A Philadelphia based notice from 1321 Real Estate Trust Building, Bldg. expresses that a gentleman with strong London and Paris financial connections will go abroad and can present one or two approved Water Power Copper or Gold propositions. Principals only and entire or controlling interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Real Estate Trust Bldg
Phila
Market Follows Leadership In Economic Policy Shifts
Investors react to Western Union board changes and Bank of England rate cut as President signals businesslike governance. Analysts note reduced budget deficits and Treasury borrowing plans tied to Panama canal. Copper Producers' Association November report hints at easing supply demand gap amid ongoing production versus consumption balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Western Union Board
Bank of England
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Panama Canal
Copper Producers’ Association
Calendar for Today Books Open Calumet and Arizona
Calendar items show books open for Calumet and Arizona and Copper Range Consolidated. A meeting on National Mining Exploration is scheduled, reflecting clear civic business for investors and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
Ener Adventure Etewere
Allouez Weeere
See Am
Arizona Commercial
Atlantic Stove
Rreereeeewes
Boston Consolidated
Ereeee
Boston Corbin Weer
Eevee Butte Coalition
Calumet & Arizona
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Eeeeee Copper Range
Daly West
Eeeerere
Fast Butte
Seereere
Franklin
Ager
Nevada
Nipissing
North Butte
North Lake
Old Dominion
Osceola
Quincy
Shannon
Superior Ereere
Superior
Boston
Pittsburg
Sewee
Eeeeee
Tamarack Eee
Trinity Eters Ener S ‘Smelting
Eesees Do Preeee
Ereere
Esreeeeee
Titah Consolidated
Ees
Utah Copper
Ese
Seaeeee
Utah Apex
Victoria Ee
Waatevese
Winona
Calumet & Arizona, Copper Range Consolidated
Weather and ship movements mark Boston waterfront report
Weather hindered trawlers with only three fares reported yesterday two from offshore grounds. Several ships arrivals included the Henry M. Stanley crew aboard the Boston and the Erne towed into Provincetown Harbor for lumber loading. European steamers and apple exports figures are updated for the week and season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddock
Hake
Pollock
Susan
Mary
James W. Parker
Ignatius Enos
Ea Sae
Boston
Long Wharf
Yarmouth
N. S
Gloucester
Henry M. Stanley
Mabel D. Hinds
Birchy Cove
N. F
Frank Fornason
John Holley
Morris Goodwin
John Mcleod
Frank Formasson
Edwin Delaney
James Lambert
Erne
Temple Fickett
Provincetown
Neponset
River Plate Shipping Company
River Plate
Buenos Ayres
Big Pond
Leyland Line
Caledonian
Old Eastern Railroad
Manchester
Eay
Cannon
Whitefield
Hamburg
Germany
Red Star Line
Manitou
Antwerp
Warren Line
Sagamore
Liverpool
Glasgow
London
Shipping News: Dec 12 Port Movements and Arrivals
Coastal notices detail arriving steamers Langoe Hall and others from Java to New York and Baltimore, with coal and ballast. Sailed ships include Highland Light and Catawissa bound for Newport News and Philadelphia. Tides high at 11:34 am, delicate wind shifts, and port movements at Chatham and Province Town noted.
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Langoe
Hall
Sourabaya
Tijilatjap
Java
Caledonian
Cannon
Manchester
Eng
Liverpool
Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
N. S
Rio Grande
Young
New York
Nantucket
Dizer
Norfolk
Everett
Abbott
Baltimore
Herman Winter
Thompson
Geer
Belfast
Curtis
Bangor
Bay State
Linscott
Portland
City of Gloucester
Linnehan
Gloucester
Erne
Fickett
Buenos
Plymouth
Hansen
Newburyport
Port Johnson
Nottingham
Bennett
Salem
Mass
Irvington
Farnham
Perth Amboy
Buck Mountain
Bellwood and Marine
George W. Wells
Nash
Wind
N. E
Kroneprie Olay
Sydney
Louisburg
C. B
Orion
Vineyard Haven
Ohio
Newport News
Catawissa
Philadelphia
Highland Light
U. S
Birmingham
Provincetown
Chatham
Valley Forge
North Star
Manhattan
Engineers of State in Annual Convention Sees Leadership Elected
At the state steam engineers convention held at Odd Fellows Hall Fred W. Dethridge was elected president. William Kenefick of Lowell became vice president William McAvoy of Milford secretary and Michael McNerny of Boston treasurer. The international board endorsed a memorial at Forest Hills for the late Frank B Monaghan. A Boston banquet followed for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steam Engineers’ Unions
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Fred W. Dethridge
William Kenefick
Lowell
William McAvoy
Milford
Michael McNerny
Boston
International
Matt Comerford
International Executive Board
Forest Hills
Frank B. Monaghan
Old 8 Hour Bill to Be Presented to 1910 Legislature
Organized labor of Massachusetts plans to push an eight hour work bill in the upcoming session identical to the defeated measure from last winter. The A F L State Branch executive board and legislative committee, meeting at Wells Memorial, will urge passage along with related bills on public works eight hour rules, picketing injunctions fines workingmen’s compensation a 54 hour week for women and direct legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor of
Massachusetts
Organized Labor
Massachusetts State Branch
A. F. of L. Executive Board
Wells Memorial Building
Philip H. Sweet
Boston
Friends of
Friends of the
Commonwealth
Labor Reform Speakers Urge Statewide Labor Bills
John T. Walsh and John J. Buckley spoke to union members about amending the mechanics lien law and curbing wage theft. Emily G. Balch urged a 54 hour week for women and children, predicting protections and moral welfare. The session outlined bills on fines, labor injunctions, peaceable picketing, workmen’s compensation, direct legislation, schooling reforms, and manual training across Boston districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Walsh
Bricklayers’ Union 38
John J. Buckley
Painters’ Union 11
Emily G. Balch
Wellesley College
Women’s Trades Union League
J. F. Powers
Fall River
East Boston High School course in printing and binding opposed
School Board chairman David A. Ellis denies that unions protested the printing and binding course and the push to establish similar industrial courses in other schools was opposed by labor unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPhail
McDonald
East Boston
East Boston High School
David A. Ellis
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
Edward W. Capen son of Samuel Capen of Jamaica Plain preached at Central Congregational Church and spoke on his missionary work in China Japan and India. Revs Dole Lyon and others exchanged pulpits at Jamaica Plain and Brookline. Several ministers received calls or changes in Massachusetts churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Capen
Samuel Capen
Jamaica Plain
Central Congregational Church
Mr. Capen
China
Japan
India
First Congregational Society of
First Parish Church
Brookline
Charles KE. Dole
William H. Lyon
D. D
Canadian Football Debate and Boxing Notes From The Post
The Post sports column discusses Canadian football’s reception in the U S and compares it to cricket while noting Americans resist the foreign game. It covers upcoming boxing bouts featuring Ray Bronson versus Dave Deshler and Jacky Clarke’s sprinting star status in a six day race context.
Answers and Odds for Historical Pool and Marathon Questions
A compilation of queries about pooling selections in six day races and betting odds, marathon calendars, racing records, and sports history. It notes pairings such as Ratt and Stol versus MacKarland and Clark, mentions split pools, and lists six day race winners from 1899 to 1908 with miles and laps.
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Ratt
Stol
MacKarland
Clark
Eiliman
Jeffries
Jack Munroe
Corbett
Jeff
Coney Island
San Francisco
Boston
Miller and
Leander and Krebs
Walthour and Munro
Root and Dorland
Root and Fogler
Butt and Stol
MacFarland and Moran
Welcome evangelists back to Boston today
The Chapmans and Alexander arrive from Springfield to be greeted by clergy at South Station. A 2000 person banquet follows at Mechanics Hall before a public meeting at Tremont Temple. Church leaders praise the revival and extend warm, wholehearted welcome to Dr Chapman and Mr Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Boston Evangelical Alliance
Westminster
Tremont Temple
Charles TI. Moss
Alliance
A. Z. Conrad
Duncan A. MacPhie
H. H. Bryant
John W. Hamilton
O. P. Gifford
A. A. Berle
J. Stanley Durkee
H. A. Manchester
Charles Moss
Chapman
Salaries of Mayor and Governor of New York
A reader asks about New York city and state salaries. The mayor’s salary is $15,000 and the governor’s salary is $10,000.
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New York
States Allowing Women to Vote in the Union
The text notes four states granting women full voting rights: Wyoming established 1869, Colorado 1893, Idaho 1896, and Utah 1896. It states women may vote in all elections on equal terms with men.
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Union
United States
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Ovation for Chapman Alexander evangelists in Springfield
Nearly 5000 people welcomed Chapman and Alexander on their return from Australia. The Court Square Theatre overflowed for both the men’s and women’s sessions with strong audience response and prayers. Mrs. Alexander spoke at overflow services in two churches, and Mr. Chapman discussed his Australia experiences.
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Springfield
Chapman-Alexander
Australia
Court Square Theatre
Chapman
Mr. Alexander
First Congregational Church
Alexander
First Highland Baptist’ Church
Freight Handlers Seek Higher Pay at Boston & Maine
Freight hand lers on the Boston and Maine line push for a raise from 2.25 to 2.50 for a nine hour day while the current rate is 2.00 for ten hours. Similar demands are expected from New Haven line workers in a coordinated effort involving multiple union assemblies.
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Hancock
Horace Mann School For the Deaf
Lyman
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Quincy
Washington-Allston
Boston & Maine Road
New Haven Road
Boston & Maine
Assembly 5572
K. of L
New Haven
Assembly
Union 70
Boston & Maine Freight Clerks’ Assembly
Boston & Maine Fuel Department Assembly
Labor union actions mark decisive district meetings
Old Colony Lodge 143 joined the Boston Central Labor Union and named nine delegates. Andrew J. Sullivan was reelected president of Bay View Lodge 57. Boilermakers' Lodge 9 discusses amalgamation with North American entities. Marble Workers' Union 56 plans a Tuesday meeting at 18 Kneeland Street. District Assembly 30 K of L Inc called a special meeting for tomorrow at 228 Tremont Street. Waiters' Union S80 set a Dec 21 election. John M. Gillespie nominated for Boston Teamsters Union 25 president. James J. Curtin reelected president of Coal Teamsters and Handlers' Union 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
Boston Central Labor Union
Andrew J. Sullivan
Bay View Lodge 57
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
International Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders of
North America
Marble Workers’ Union
Kneeland Street
District Assembly
K. of L., Inc
Tremont St
Waiters’ Union S80
John M. Gillespie
Boston Teamsters’ Union
James J. Curtin
Coal Teamsters and Handlers’ Union
Woman Found Near Death in East Boston Lot
A woman about 40, address unknown, was found nearly dead last night on a box in a vacant lot behind 149 Prescott Street East Boston. She suffered from exhaustion and alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filla Stevens
Docuvees
Prescott Street
Boston
Lost muff found between storefronts in Wellesley
A broad tail muff missing from between JK Slattery Co. store and company station near West and Summer Streets in Wellesley mass. Return to H L News Dealers Wellesley Mass for reward or pickup.
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JK. T. Slattery Co
Vi’ West
Summersts
H. L
Wellesley
Mass
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