Sharp Sugar Decline Dominates Market Session
The market tumbled as Sugar led losses with a 7 point drop to around 300 4, closing weak after a sharp afternoon break. Other equities including Baltimore & Ohio Illinois Central Metropolitan Rock Island and Tennessee Coal suffered sizable declines while Amalgamated stayed rangebound. New York mood slid with Sugar, cash money rates spiked briefly, and traders warned of manipulation while insiders remained bullish on select issues.
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Wee
Sugar
New York
Alchison
Brook- Ivo Rapids Transit
Reading Common
First Preferred
Calomei &Fecha
Quiness
Tamarack
Arcadian
Lawson
Everage
Clos High Law Ing
Atchison
Baltimore & Whio
Canada
Southern
Serene Ray
Chesapeake & Ohio
A Roy
Chicago
Tad
Toute
Great Western
Colorado
Howking Valley
Louisville & Nashv
Manhattan L
Penserenee F
Metropolitan
Si Ry
Minneapolis & St Louis
Missouri Pacific
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Wester Meee
Ral
Pennsylvania
Reading
Owees
Billy
St Louis
San Fran
Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Baty Toledo
Louis & Weat
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
HN Press
United States
AG S
Am Car & Founders
Am Smelting & Her
Peer
Anaconda Minin
Brooklyn
General Electric Awe
Ead Tees Ve
Senerewee
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Union Pay & Faget Co
Three steamships in port arrive with passengers
Leyland line steamer Devonian from Liverpool docks at the port with passengers Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dewitte and others. Dominion line steamer Irishman from Liverpool also arrived after a rough two day snowbound crossing. Steamer Admiral Farragut from Jamaican ports brought cabin passengers including Mrs. J. I. Drew and Miss I. Anson.
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Leyland Line
Devonian
Liverpool
Louis Dewitte
Sophia Ann B. Dewitte
Sarah D. Gilbert
Joseph Hellewell
William Herriot
R. A. Murray
Sheila Murray
P. J. Repelaer
Dominion Line
Irishman
Grand Banks
Admiral Farragut
Jamaican
J. I. Drew
J. Drew
Stanley Murphy
Henry Peterson
T.H. M. Bonell
I. Anson
Brimmer School's 26th Reunion Planned at Young's Hotel
Brimmer School Association votes to hold its 26th annual reunion and banquet at Young's Hotel on Wednesday evening January s. Rear Admiral Wildes, recently honored with a gold sword by Boston citizens, will be guest of honor and Brimmer boy. Mayor-elect Collins is expected to attend.
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Brimmer School Association
Young's Hotel
Jan. S
Wildes
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Ryans Shopping Bag Found After Assault
The shopping bag taken from Miss Margaret Ryan of 57 Charlotte street Dorchester district during an assault by an unknown man on Esmond street last Friday night was found yesterday morning in the rear of 26 Wales street. Contents intact except for the penny.
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Margaret Ryan
Charlotte Street
Dorchester District
Esmond Street
Wales Street
Record-Breaking Day in Boston Markets and Stores
Boston markets faced unprecedented crowds described as the largest in history. Over 400000 pounds of fowl were received for distribution to surrounding towns, with high demand for game and produce. Dealers reported receipts far above prior years, noting crowded streets, jammed aisles, and a festive, busy atmosphere across poultry, game, vegetables, fruit, and Christmas tree sales.
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Boston
Turkey
Aldermen hear harbor bridge actions urged by merchants
The Boston Board of Aldermen received a mayoral message and letters from the Boston Merchants Association and the Boston Associated Board of Trade urging immediate action on the Northern Avenue bridge project. The communications were referred to the finance committee for consideration and a commission was named to study harbor improvements and possible funding. Also noted is the decision to appoint Rev E Bishop to head St Stephen's Episcopal Mission in Manila, with supporting comments from Rev John S Lindsay. Bishop will leave St Stephen's after Bishop Brent, staying until January 12.
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Hart
Northern Avenue
City Council
Boston
Merchants’ Association
Associated Hoard of Trade
Common Council
Thomas N. Part
Boston Merchants’ Association
Thomas N. Hart
Amory A. Lawrence
Boston Associated Board of Trade
Boston Arbor
Commonwealth
New York, New Slaven & Hartford Railroad
Richard Carter
Committee On Finance
Custom House
Mckinley Square
J. Richard Carter
Lucius Tuttle
William T. Lincoln
John Mason Little
JH. Peabody Gerry
Brent
Philippines
St. Stephen's Episcopal Mission
Emms
St. Paul's Church
John S. Lindsay
Post
Mr. Lindsay
Bishop
Florence Street
Manila
Motions to Quash Indictments in Fisher and Betts Case
Attorneys for J. M. Fisher and F. J. Betts filed additional motions to quash the recently returned indictments accusing them of using the mail in a scheme to defraud. The filings specify more explicit objections to the indictments in the United States District Court clerk's office.
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J. M. Fisher
F. J. Betts
United States District Court
Man Burned to Death Lighting Quarry Fire
In Manchester Vermont on December 23 Warerick Hoogers lit a fire at Freedy's marble quarry in Dorset. He accidentally spilled oil on his overalls and his clothing caught fire. No one was nearby to help and he was fatally burned.
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Manchester
Dorset
Warerick Hoogers
Design for Banks Statue Moves Toward Kitson Choice
A state committee meets at 10 p m to decide the design for a General Banks statue. The Kitson design leads with Banks family backing and art lovers’ praise, though Cobb’s design has supporters. The council will be told later of the decision as to whether the bronze statue will feature a stone chair.
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State House
General Banks
Kitson
Cobb
Thaddinon
Industrial Home Christmas Evening at Boston Facility
The Boston Industrial Home at Davis street and Harrison avenue will hold a Christmas program this evening. It features vocal and instrumental performances with readings and addresses, plus distribution of gifts to inmates. Participants include Laura Marion Belden, Alice Kimball, Frederik G. Roberts, Eby, and Margaret M. Roberts.
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Boston
Davis Street
Harrison Avenue
Laura Marion Belden
Alice Kimball
Frederik G. Roberts
Eby
Margaret M. Roberts
Bank stockholders approve liquidation plan in Boston
A dozen stockholders of the Third National Bank of Boston met yesterday at State and Kilby streets and accepted the directors proposal to liquidate as a prelude to absorption by Shawmut National Bank. Moses Williams Francis BR Sears and Frederick KE Snow were chosen liquidating agents.
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New York
Time Money Data Ab
Baimncor c
Csce
Csc
Wall Street
General Electric
Cata Hy
Lawson
St. Louis
Chicago
International Trust Company
Stock Exchange
American Woolen Company
Houghton
Arcadian
Douglas
Butte
Anaconda
Amalgamated Company
Third National Bank
Moses Williams
Francis P. Sears
Frederick FE. Snow
United States Oil Company
London
Menning House
Third National Bank of Boston
State and Kilby Streets
Shawmut National Bank
Francis BR. Sears
Frederick KE. Snow
Parker to serve as Senate messenger with $1100 salary
Washington December 23 James Parker the neve giant credited as the first man to seize Cadgosz the ass sin of President McKintey is to be given a place as messenger to one of the Senate committees with a salary of 1100 dollars a year
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Washington
James Parker
Cadgosz
McKintey
Senate
Mrs Paul seeks to ransom Miss Stone for Bulgarian release
Mrs. S. E. Paul of North Broad street plans to sell property to fund releasing Miss Ellen M. Stone. She will seek a Roosevelt audience and argues a capable woman should negotiate with brigands at the frontier. If none is found she volunteers to go, saying the brigands want money and promising to produce the ransom.
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Philaduehta
Penn
S. EK. Paul
North Broad Street
Bulgaria
Ellen M. Stone
Roosevelt
Paul
Woodbury
N. J
Miss Stone
Tremont Temple Dynamo Damage After Pipe Burst
The Tremont Temple electric light plant was knocked out about dawn by a frozen three inch water pipe burst flooding the dynamo room to two feet. Lights extinguished, machinery submerged, with heavy losses anticipated. The night watchman noted normal operations at 8, then water intrusion appeared. superintendent offered no firm loss estimate.
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Tremont Temple
Steamers Racing Here For Xmas
Steamers Saxon King and Peconic may reach Boston today if conditions permit as crews race to ports before Christmas candles are lit. The Bostonian aims for a timely port call to join Christmas supper ashore, while 400 passengers aboard Commonwealth may miss the holiday if delayed. Other inbound ships include Sylvania Martello Adria Cestrian and Storm King, with outbound routes set for Altonia Anglian Kansas Georgios I Pomeranian and Lancastrian.
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Boston
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
London
Genoa
Naples
Sylvania
Liverpool
Martello
Hull
Eng
Adria
Hamburg
Cestrian
Storm King
Antwerp
Cunarder
Altonia
Queenstown
Anglian
Copenhagen
Glasgow
Santa Claus
Parrot Copper suit defense claims conspiracy against Amalgamated
In Butte Montana the Parrot Copper Company answers the Mac Ginnis and Lamma suit, denying mismanagement and alleging a broad conspiracy by Amalgamated Copper, Montana Ore Purchasing, and Heinze interests to control Parrot stock, divert earnings, and appoint a receiver. It contends books were promptly available and that Parrot administration benefited stockholders.
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Butte
Mont
Parrot Copper Company
MacGinniss
Amalgamated Copper Company
Amalgamated Company
Parrot Company
Augustus Heinze
Arthur P. Heinze
John MacGinnis
Daniel Lamma
Montana Ore
MacGinnis
Parrot
Pareot
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Heinze
Cathedral Xmas Services Blessing Ceremony at 10:36
Archbishop Williams will give the papal blessing to the cathedral congregation during a special service at 10 36 a.m. The ceremony occurs only three times a year and marks a rare liturgical event for attendees.
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Williams
Crane declines Treasury post as Governor Crane chooses to stay
Governor Crane of Massachusetts declines President Roosevelts offer to become Secretary of the Treasury citing family illness and business duties. He notes his preference for ordinary work and his term as governor, while party leaders foresee potential Cabinet reshuffles and a postponed contest for lieutenant governor pending warmer weather.
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Winthrop Murray Traes
Massaenseits
Secreta
Treasury
Laian Gaee
Whien
Roosevelt
Crani
Warhinetea
Teavelt
T State House
Washington
Ana Velt
Uni States Senate
Crane
Treasury Department
Long
Navy
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylva Ave
Sears
Happer
Noted French Trial Ends Chartrhs
After a trial that drew nationwide attention, Briere, a farmer, was found guilty of murdering four daughters aged 14, 11, 4, and a seven year old son by stabbing and beating them in bed. He was condemned to be decapitated by the guillotine, while his surviving daughter testified sobbing that he was innocent. A theory linked the killings to his desire to marry a widow who rejected him due to his large family.
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France
Briere
W C Loftus Honored With Portrait Presentation
W C Loftus head of a major clothing firm was surprised with a life size portrait presented by John J Sullivan after managers and employees gathered upon his return home. Louis Kronberg painted the portrait which drew strong applause and Loftus thanked the crowd for the tribute.
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W. C. &Tus
W. C. Loftus
Loftus
D. J. Welch
Strike negotiations off Lynn factory strike ends talks
Thomas A Welly of T A Kelly & Co morocco makers said negotiations to settle the Lynn strike are off and he will not confer again with strikers or manufacturers. Yesterday two non union workers from the Kelly factory were assaulted near Reading station. Strikers await threats of a general lockout but so far no action has been taken.
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Lynn
Thomas A. Welly
T. A Kelly & Co
Morocco
Renovations Boost Castle Square Hotel Under New Management
Habitues note extensive upgrades at Castle Square Hotel with plumbers painters and upholsterers hard at work. Offices and cafes transformed into palaces while chambers are refurnished. New managers Joseph J. Marlow and Charles H. Sleeper bring prior experience from Parker House Adams House Rockingham and other New England hotels. Cuisine and service to receive renewed focus and high attention for patrons.
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Castle Square
Joseph J. Mariow
Charles H. Sleeper
Marlow
Parker House
Adams House
White Mountain
Sleeper
New England
Frank Jones
Rockingham
Bernstein Discharged After Counterfeiting Arrest
In a U S District Court yesterday Max Bernstein, recently arrested on counterfeiting charges, was discharged by Commissioner Fiske. Attorney B H Greenhood appeared as Bernstein's counsel.
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United States District Court
Max Bernstein
Fiske
B. H. Greenhood
Bernstein
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