CHEAP MONEY BRINGS RALLY IN LATE TRADING
The market opened weak after a weekend break but money quickly eased from 9 percent to 6 percent as prices rallied. A pool of 30 to 40 million dollars by Morgan and others aimed to end stringency, risking market power. Copper stocks showed bullish talk with Amalgamated and Copper Range movements, while readings on other majors like St Paul and Union Pacific remained active. Grain outlook and Western bank liquidity were noted as improving, with Osceola and Bigelow discussions also in focus.
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New York
Morgan
Wall, Street
Amalgamated
Copper Range
Casey
Isle Royale
Calumet
Mohawk
Tamarack
St. Paul
Atchison
Union Pacific
Reading
Southern Pacific
Steel Common
Boston
Standard Oil
Utah
Globe, Arn
Old Dominion
Osceola
Bigelow
Heath
Bond Price Ledger Shows Mixed U.S. Treasury and Industrial Issues
Boston reports today’s top bond activity with highest, lowest, and closing figures across issues like Am Tel & Tel, Atch, T&S FP 4s, C. M&SP 68, and KC Clin & Sp 5s. Prices range from 77% to 101 1/2 percent, with bid and asked columns illustrating market breadth and liquidity.
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Boston
Am Tel &Tel
Atch
T&s
B & Q Joint
C. M&sp
Til Steel Ss
Clin & Sp
Married Her Lover's Doctor
Miss Minnie Williams of Brooklyn married Dr. Thomas D. Nichols, a Post-Graduate Hospital surgeon, after developing affection while he cared for her fiancé Charles Smith, who died from cancer. Williams, once engaged to Smith, defied relatives’ urging to delay marriage and wed the doctor last Wednesday.
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New York
Minnie Williams
Brooklyn
Thomas D. Nichols
Miss Williams
Dr. Nichols
Calver Street
Charles Smith
Mr. Smith
Lloyds Christmas Gifts On Washington And Boylston Streets
Lloyds on Washington and Boylston streets offers a wide range of Christmas gifts including gold frames and lorgnettes in various metals. The store highlights gold eyeglasses, opera glasses, thermometers, hygrodesic work, and a new film developing machine for amateurs. It notes Lloyds as a destination for practical yet desirable items and a large photo enlargements display.
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Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Washington Street
Boylston Street
Lloyd’s
Lloyd's
Liloyd
Mrs O Malley on Trial Today in Jewelry Theft Case
Philadelphia December 15 The trial of Mrs Aline Ellis O Malley and William J Hearin is set for tomorrow unless postponed. They face conspiracy to steal jewelry valued at 100 dollars from Dr Joseph O Malley of 2228 South Broad street. O Malley is indicted for theft. Hearin charged with receiving stolen property.
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Philadelphia
Aline Ellis O’malley
William J. Hearin
Joseph O'Malley
Professor O’malley
St. Agnes’s Hospital
O'Malley
Hearin
New York
Purist protests over Watts nude painting at White House
Mrs Emily D Martin of New York writes to President Roosevelt asking why George Frederick Watts painting Love and Life was moved from the Corcoran to the White House, after being banished by President Cleveland. WCTU leaders decline to oppose or discuss the protest, while Martin presses for Roosevelt’s view and permission for reproduction implications.
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New York
Emily D. Martin
Roosevelt
George Frederick Watts
Corcoran Art Gallery
White House
Cleveland
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Department of Purity In
Watts
England
Illinois
Miles to arrive in Pekin for legation guard inspection
Lieutenant General Miles telegraphs from Yokohama that he will reach Pekin on December 26 and inspect the legation guard. The message confirms his travel plans and the forthcoming security review by the U S military envoy.
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Pekin
Miles
Yokohama
Legation Guard
Happy Wash Day No More Back Ache
A concise sales line promises easier laundry with less strain from washing on wash day no backache no boiler and no fire risking wear on clothes and labor saved for households seeking convenient washing solutions.
Patriots Mark Boston Tea Party Anniversary Event
Patriotic groups plan a commemorative day for the Boston Tea Party of December 16, 1773. The old South Chapter DAR meets at Sewall Hall to hear Solon W. Stevens speak on The Boston Tea Party, with a musical program, a Hancock Tavern dinner, and tea room displays. The Massachusetts Sons of the Revolution also hold a chapter meeting tonight.
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Boston
Paul Revere
William Mollineaux
Joseph Palmer
Amos Lincoln
Old South
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sewall Hall
Huntington Avenue
Solon W. Stevens
Lowell
United States
Hancock Tavern
Corncourt
John Hancock
B B. Wadsworth
New England
Massachusetts
The
Sons of the Revolution
Olin Honored by G A R Veterans Banquet at Vine Street
The G A R Thomas G Stevenson Post honored Secretary of State William M Olin with a banquet and reception at Vine Street Church attended by Governor elect John L Bates General Thomas R Mathews General Charles H Taylor Colonel Charles K Darling and other prominent figures The event celebrated Olins recent election as senior vice commander of the Grand Army of the Republic and featured speeches praising his service and state leadership.
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Thomas G. Stevenson
William M. Olin
Massachusetts
Vine Street
John L. Bates
Thomas R. Mathews
Charles H. Taylor
Charles K. Darling
Olin
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
George O. Whipple
John E. Gilman
America
John IL. Bates
D. Murray Travis
The
Sons of Veterans
Melvin
Adams
Cuba
Porto Rico
Sketches From Fairyland at C. Be. Osgood Co Store in Washington Street
An ornate display proclaims the finest home furnishings collection in the city at C. Be. Osgood & Co. Washington street. The four story showroom features fairy tale tableaux, dining room sets, silverware, bric a brac, parlor suites, beadsteads, drapery with lace imports, and extensive art prints. Prices range from $1 to princely sums.
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C. BE. Osgood & Co
Washington Street
Maine
Little Miss Muffet
Little Bo Peep
Little Boy Blue
Prince Charming
Sleeping Beauty
Haberlin
Canfield doubles lawsuit over West Forty fourth raid
New York publicized retaliation by Richard A. Canfield against District Attorney Jerome Second Deputy Commissioner Piper and Inspector Brooks. A civil suit seeks damages of 6054 for alleged unlawful entry and property destruction at Canfield's residence on December 1 1902. Witnesses including A A Houseman and Lewisshon named. Brooks cited for breaking into the Canfield home and overstepping warrant authority with potential penalties.
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New York
Richard A. Canfield
West Forty Fourth Street
Jerome
Piper
Brooks
Canfield
Yorkshire Police Court
A. A. Houseman
A. A. Houseman &O
Jesse Lewisshon
Lewissohn
Lewisshon
State of
Resignation Not Accepted by Boston Presbytery
At an adjourned meeting of the Boston Presbytery at the First Presbyterian Church in Brookline, the resignation of Rev. F. Scott Hershey was not accepted. The decision exonerates the pastor, with church representatives urging to keep him. The judicial commission reported on church affairs and proposed membership restorations and requests for letters of dismissal for three members.
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Boston Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
Brookline
F. Scott Hershey
Columbus Avenue
Boston
First Presbyterian Society
South
Judicial Commission
R. D. MecVicar
Murdoch McKenzie
C. A. Beattie
J. M. Wells
Edward Baird
Converse Comfortable Maiden Man Senior Resting Tonight
The Hon. Elisha B Converse is reported by his physician to be resting comfortably tonight. His doctor and family do not anticipate recovery due to his extreme age.
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Maiden
Elisha
Converse
Central Club of Somerville elects new officers
Charles A. Grimmons was re-elected president, Walter T. Littlefield was re-elected secretary, and William J. Willard was chosen treasurer at last night’s Central Club meeting in Somerville.
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Charles A. Grimmons
Central Club of
Somerville
Walter T. Littlefield
William J. Willard
Lawrence 10 Lowell 7 Polo Victory at City Hall
Lawrence defeated Lowell 10 to 7 before a large crowd in a fast scientific polo game at City Hall. Lowell had two fouls. Lawrence scored an accidental goal when the ball struck Devlin’s stick and went into Lowell’s cage. Both teams displayed excellent teamwork.
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Lawrence
Dee
Lowell
Jean
Devlin
Arrest of Lillian Baker T: Arrest of Lillian Baker by Division 5 officer on Washington Street for drunkenness
Lillian Baker daughter of a former police lieutenant was arrested last night on Washington Street for drunkenness. Known to Division 5 officers, her decline followed a favored youth, broken heart, and dissolute entanglements. Once educated and well regarded, she voiced pride in her fallen father as she waited at the station.
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Lillian Baker
Washington Street
Baker
Police Department
Columbus Avenue
Judge Wentworth Considers Grant Versus Massell Dentist
In Municipal Court Judge Wentworth heard Ernest C. Grant's suit against dentist Joseph Massell. Grant alleges two teeth were extracted for $2, but claims broken teeth and severe gum injury caused pain, blood loss, and a doctor visit after drinking two brandies. Experts dispute the wound size and method, noting a crowbar like instrument called an elevator could have been used. Massell says only one upper tooth was removed and the wound described is unlikely from proper extraction. The judge will rule after considering testimony.
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Ernest c. Grant
Joseph Massell
Wentworth
Massell
Boston
Somerville
Schoolmate Webster Receives Chance After Lynn Court Appearance
In Lynn Police Court Judge Berry humorously reminded Samuel Webster of their school days. Webster, an old pupil, admitted past good behavior and requested another chance. The judge granted Webster his freedom and urged him to do better.
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Lynn
Webster
Judge Frees Woman in Nightwalker Case in Municipal Court
Judge Burke discharged Mrs. Jessie Schroeder in a second Municipal Court session, signaling cautious policing of alleged nightwalkers. He noted difficulty proving common reputation and suggested officers may be acting like solicitors, as Schroeder testified she went out to meet her husband after his night shift on Tremont Street.
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Burke
Municipal Court
Jessie Schroeder
St. Germain Street
McCarthy and Howell
Lagrange Street
Temple Place
Washington and
Tremont Streets
Tremont’street
Boston Nolice
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Atthy
Baltimore
Ohio
Bingham
Eston
Ton
Heston
Cal & Hecla
Dom Inon
Michigan
Mont & Boston
Tel & Tel
New York Central
Old Colony
Pullman Co
Quincy Bridge
Rutland
Santa Fe
Seattle Electric
So Pacific
Swift & Co
Oh Trimountain
Trinity
Cake
NOG Seeee U
Mg Fruit ii
United Shoe
Coal & Oil
U S Steel
Victoria
Western Tel & Tel
Wyandot Mineeeee
Boston Stock Sales
Haight & Freese Co
State ST
Summer St
New Jersey Magition and Trust Company
East Orange
New Jersey
NEW York Stock Exchange
Chicago & T Western
Chicago & N W
Chicago
Ter & Trans
Cc & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Dellack & Western
Denver & Rio Grande
Rorom Erie
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Southern
I. B & Western
Louisville & Nashville
St Rye v
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Texas
NY Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
St Louis & San Fran
Ives
St Louis S
St Paul
Oath
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St. L & West
Wheeling & L
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Phe Cael
Ns Am Car & Foundry
Do E Min Co
Anaconda Min Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron
Union
Eee Eerenee
Western Union
Bright
Doan
John Joyce
East Dedham
Street
Dean
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Lloyds
Mrs. O'Malley
Edward A. Horton
C. E. Osgood & Co
Arac
Hershey
MR. Converse
Grant
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