Traders Hesitate and Prices Faster
Wall Street opened with heavy trading as gold exports to Paris were the nominal cue for selling. Profits from yesterday's rally were taken while advances in Vanderbilt shares and railroad issues offered some support. The market remained halting and irregular with dull money, little rate change, and a steady stream of deal talk and rumors, including about Trinity and Amalgamated stocks.
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Wall Street
Paris
Reading
Missouri Pacific
Vanderbilts
Vanderbilt
Harriman
Vanderbilt Group
Rockefeller
New York
Gentral
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Northwestern
New York Central
United States Steel Corporation
Boston
ONGO
Peay
Oan
Trinity
Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Amalgamated
Allouez
Atlantic
Centennial
Isle Royale
Mass
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Utah
Winona
Parrott
United States Mining
Victoria
American Woolen Preferred
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
Mining and Stock Exchange
American
Aparecida
Majestic
Seneca
St. Mary’s
New York Bonds Close Day Rates Feb 1 vs Jan 31
Bond prices listed for U S issues and rail and industrials, showing closing figures Feb 1 compared to Jan 31. Includes US government notes 2s through 4s, railroad and utility issues, and international lines with quoted yields and prices.
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N.c
O.b&q N
C.ri& P
Cori&pc
Sere Cocé&Sl
Chi Ter
Col Mdi
Col Son
Cuba
D & RG
So Erie P
FW &Dcis
Ho Val
Japan
N & We
Sea Pac
South Ry
Tex Pace
T,stl&ww
UN Pac
US Steel 2d
Wabash
West Md
Web&lfk
Dividend notices from Ashton Valve and others
Dividend payments scheduled by Ashton Valve Company at 1 percent quarterly on February 15. Famond Match Company declares 2 percent quarterly dividends on March 15. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company announces 2 percent dividends for preferred and common stock on March 1.
Assessment Paid and Dividend Details in Stock Report
A summary shows total sales across listed stocks totaling 68 593 shares, bonds amounting to 29 300 dollars, and unlisted stocks totaling 18 464 shares. The record notes an installment payment first in sequence and marks a dividend distribution as paid.
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New York Stocks Hover After Bullish Frenzy Eases
Moderate gains and scattered declines marked today’s trading as bulls still held sway following last week’s extreme rally. Declines were limited to areas cooled by prior sharp rises, with heavy gold exports to Paris cited as a market stimulant and the local traction list ending with solid gains.
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New York
Paris
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
Brook
Rap. Tran
M. & St. Paul
St. Ry
Missouri Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S
U. S. Steel
Stage Carousel Returns to Boston Theatres
Boston theatregoers are treated to a bustling week of performances starring Ethel Barrymore in Sunday at Hollis Street and Lulu Glaser in A Madcap Princess at the Colonial. Boston venues feature Hackett, Mann, Barriscale, Allen, Russell, Faversham, and Leigh cast in a mix of Shakespearean revivals, modern dramas, and vaudeville.
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Hollis Street
Charles Frohman
Miss Barrymore
Odd Fellows Lodges
Boston
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Colonial Theatre
James K. Hackett
Charles Stuart
Tremont Theatre
Louis Mann
Globe
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Joe Welch
Cohen
Patrice
Sag Harbor
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
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Hermione
Perdita
Annie Russell
Julie Opp
Dick Jose
Keith's
Mr. Jose
Sam Watson
George B. Alexander
Howard
Ola
Boston Music Hall
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Stuart
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Atlantic City
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Palace Theatre
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Krao
Lew Dockstader
Tremont
Ellis F. Glickman
Grand Opera House
West End
Hebrew Free School
Kneisel
Potter Hall
Felix Weingartner
General selling of wheat firms in Chicago market
Chicago Feb 1 Alleged poor demand for flour in the Northwest led to general selling of wheat. May wheat futures fell percent while corn and oats declined and provisions slipped. The day opened steady but late trading saw a slump as receipts in the Northwest increased, creating bearish sentiment.
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Chicago
Northwest
Chicago Grain Quotations from Ennis and Stoppani
Ennis and Stoppani report dull wheat trading with a narrow range until late session selling by a major elevator and scalpers pushed prices to session lows. Corn saw heavy local selling with support from shorts amid lower freight rates and rising Western arrivals. Oats remained very weak due to widespread short selling and liquidation.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
Liverpool
Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder Promoted as Cure
An advertisement touts Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder as a radical fast acting remedy for catarrh. It claims quick relief within ten minutes and warns against delaying treatment to prevent deep seated chronic distress.
Stoneham Election Moves to Ban Liquor at Armory
Stoneham February 1 determined to prevent a repetition of former disgraceful occurrences on election day when liquor was freely dispensed at voting places. The Stoneham No License Association appoints a committee to ensure no intoxicants are given away at the Armory on the approaching election day.
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Stoneham
Stoneham No License Association
Housewarming for Rev Dr George L Perin in Brookline
An old-fashioned housewarming was held at the new home of the Rev Dr George L Perin and Mrs Perin at 286 Harvard Street Brookline. Dr Perin recently moved to Brookline to aid the Every Day Church linked with the Universalist society meeting at Whitney Hall.
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George L. Perin
Change of Heart Remark Stresses Equal Care for All Organs
A reader urges equal care for the heart and other organs, noting that the heart labors until failure while others are repaired promptly. It argues for timely medical attention and a “change of heart” mindset to prevent irreversible decline.
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Heart Strength and Relief
A testimonial ad claims Dr Miles Heart Cure strengthens the heart and alleviates dizziness palpitation shortness of breath faint spells and pains in the heart and side. Emma Barton of Watertown New York testifies recovery and offers money back if not helped with the first bottle.
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Emma J. Barton
No. 1
Sill St
Watertown
N. Y
Miles Outlines Militia Plans at Field Officers Meeting
General Nelson A. Miles spoke on camp and maneuver plans likely to aid the State militia during a Field Officers Institute gathering at the Copley Square Hotel. About 50 officers attended led by Colonel William A. Pew. The consensus urged increased efficiency for higher costs, focusing on the Summer Encampment of the M. V. M. with Pew and Brigadier-General Charles K. Darling contributing.
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Nelson A. Miles
Field Officers’ Institute
Copley Square
William A. Pew
Charles K. Darling
After Stock-Taking Sale at Wolf's Clothier
Wolf's Clothier on Hanover and Portland streets reports record sales after stock-taking marking the best season in history. Remaining stock is repriced and sold at deep discounts to clear broken lines while preserving quality and value for customers.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
Tip a Waiter May Lead to Prison in New York
A Senate bill by Senator Saxe proposes fines from ten to one hundred dollars or a prison sentence for tipping a waiter. The measure makes bribing a servant to influence actions tied to an employer a misdemeanor in New York.
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Albany
Senate
Saxe
New York
Murderer Dailey Dies in Rhode Island Prison
Timothy Dailey, sentenced in 1892 for killing his wife Elizabeth the prior October, died at the State prison in Providence from consumption. He had suffered for two years and spent time in the hospital. he was about 67.
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Providence
R. I
Timothy Dailey
Elizabeth
State Prison
Recital by Wesley Weyman at Steinert Hall
Wesley Weyman performs a pianoforte program at Steinert Hall featuring Mendelssohn and Mozart among the pieces.
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Wesley Weyman
Real Estate Transfer by Con Keefe in South End
Con Keefe expands holdings with purchase from John J. Sullivan of Malden of 385 Columbus avenue corner Dartmouth street a five story brick building with drug store on ground floor and dwelling upstairs containing about 2000 square feet taxed at 47600 dollars. Also bought from Charles Hurley the dwelling at Burbank street behind 109 and 111 Dartmouth now owned by Keefe.
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South End
John J. Sullivan
Malden
Columbus Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Charles Hurley
O ‘Burbank Street
Dartmouth
Keefe
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