Prices Higher on Short Covering in Wall Street Trading
Wall Street reports a dull session with little news or interest as contracts rose on short covering. The market showed a firm undertone despite listless trading, with notable gains in Amalgamated and several mining issues and warnings of bear activity affecting sentiment.
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Wall Street
Boston
New York
Grain futures mixed as holiday market dulls trading
Ennis and Stoppani in their Chicago grain letter say holiday conditions dominated with little interest. Wheat shows strength and may rise next week while corn remains fair and oats act well amid subdued holiday activity.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago
Dividend Instalment Noted In Early Trading Summary
A first instalment paid is recorded with ex-dividend status. Total sales include listed stocks totaling 15,009 shares, bonds at $24,260, and unlisted stocks amounting to 4,167 shares. The report outlines asset movements across market segments and confirms payment timing.
Market ends on holiday buoyant note after quiet session
In New York Dec 28 trading opened with expected holiday calm and small volume. Some short coverings emerged and in the final hour sentiment shifted from fear of weakness to confidence, closing at notably strong prices for the day. Quotations from John Filkins & Co. list active stocks.
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State Street
New York
Boston
New York House
Bears
Amalgamated
Wall Street
Greene Consolidated
Centennial
Daly West
Copper Range
Franklin
United States Mining
Winona
Calumet & Hecla
Bingham
Old Dominion
Shannon
Trinity
Victoria
Mining and Stock Exchange
Ahmeek
Bay State Gas
Bald Butte
Arizona Commercial
Treadwell
Horseshoe
Submarine Signal
Ventura Oil
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
Wheat market gains as shorts cover before Christmas recess
Chicago notes export demand and short covering lift May wheat while corn and oats post small advances. Provisions hold steady with gains up to six cents in a quiet session ahead of the holidays.
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Chicago
Dorchester Child Guitarist Named Violin Virtuoso
A 10 year old Dorchester boy is hailed as a violin virtuoso by organizers who plan to place the title after his name on the programme. The label calls him a perfect wonder and a prodigy in the local music scene.
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Dorchester
Young Dorchester Violinist Leads New Boys' Symphony
Little Roger Morse of 18 Westville Street Dorchester aged 10 is the youngest and smallest member of the newly organized Boys' Symphony Orchestra.
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Little Roger Morse
Westville Street
Dorchester
Boys’ Symphony
Young Roger Morse Joins New Boys' Symphony Orchestra
Jacob Stern founder of the Boys' Symphony Orchestra announces Roger Morse of Dorchester as the youngest and smallest member. Despite rumors he was added as a drawing card, Stern says the boy plays all violin roles and aims to become a top musician.
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Jacob Stern
Boys’ Symphony Orchestra
Little Roger
New Boys’ Orchestra
New Boys’ Symphony
Stage matter at Boston theatres offers diverse holiday vaudeville
Boston theatres roll out a full Christmas season with Sothern and Marlowe in Romeo and Juliet and Much Ado, Rogers Brothers in Paris, Whitneys Piff Paff Pauf, Carle at Majestic, Amelia Bingham at Park Theatre, Miller in Joseph Entangled, Crane at Colonial, Goodwin in The Usurper, County Chairman at Tremont, Way Down East at Boston Theatre, and Globe shows The Errand Boy and Superba. A packed lineup includes Bowdoin Square, Keiths, Howard, Castle Square, and Palace engagements with numerous vaudeville, burlesque, and musical acts, plus attractions at Music Hall and Austin & Stone, through next week.
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Hollis Street
Boston
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Paris
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Merry
Majestic Theatre
Richard Carle
The
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Henry Miller
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School For Scandal
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Woodford
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Howard
LeRoy and
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Dick Cooley
Dollar
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Meely
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Christmas Services Across Boston Baptist and Other Churches
Sunday church notices list Tremont Temple and Ruggles Street Baptist services with morning prayers sermons and Christmas music. Several churches schedule baptisms Bible classes and choral performances while others announce public lectures spiritualist events and charitable gatherings.
Christmas Service at Brookline Unitarian Church
The Beacon Universalist Church hosts a Christmas service in Whitney Hall Coolidge Corner Brookline with Rev George S Berin D D preaching The Messiah the World Needs and special music by a double quartet The Buck Anise Shine for Thy Light is Come J H Rogers Nearer My God to Thee by Arthur Sulli van Dresden Rotoli and a cordial welcome Then Theodore Parker Memorial on Berkeley and Appleton streets offers a 730 pm Christmas service with Rev Charles W Wendte address and chorus music led by F W Woodell All seats free All invited
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Water Town Gun Club Prize Shoot Monday
Water town Gun Club to hold its annual prize shoot at the range on Monday with local shooters expected to compete for trophies and cash prizes. The event takes place in Watertown on December 23.
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Harvard Club Mortgages Clubhouse for 350000
The Harvard Club, led by president Charles S. Fairchild, mortgaged its No 27 West Forty fourth street clubhouse for 350000 to the Equitable Life Assurance Society. The loan runs until January 1, 1908, at 4 percent interest.
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Charles S. Fairchild
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
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