Buoyant Market Break in Sugar and Woollen Company Meeting
A busy trading day across markets with New York and Boston volumes rising. Sugar remained the weak spot amid refinery shutdowns while Pennsylvan ia New York Central and Reading shares led gains. American Woollen Company elected Frank Jones and Charles R. Flint to the board as profits and dividends shape the coming year.
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London
Pennsylvania
New York Central
St. Paul
Baltimore & Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Reading
American Sugar Refining Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oil
American Woollen Company
Frank Jones
Charles R. Flint
Joseph G. Ray
Franklin
Mass
Joseph E. Fletcher
Providence
R. I
Francis W. Kittredge
J. Clifford Woodhull
Amalgamated
Butte
Parrot
Utah
Osceola
Tamarack
Old Dominion
Baltic
Isle Royale
Wheat market slides on bearish signals and lower supplies
The Boston Stock Exchange reports high and low sales with a closing bid and ask as prices ease amid bearish trade. Factors include lower English and French cables, snow in France and the American wheat belt, and a 1 250 000 bushel drop in visible supply.
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Messrs. Howard, Crosby & Co
France
Paris
Chicago
Liverpool
India
Bradstreet
United States
Rockies
Europe
Northwest
Tax assessment and security holdings summary
Px-dividend recorded. Assessment paid. Total sales include R Bonds totaling 46,027.00 and unlisted bonds 1,000.00. Stock holdings show 29,583 shares and 28,373 unlisted shares.
New St John’s Episcopal Church Opens Debt Free at East Boston
The East Boston church completes a debt free Gothic building with opening events led by Rev. W Deness Roberts. Bishop Lawrence will preach the opening sermon with Dean Hodges assisting, as the structure emphasizes sound materials and simple, harmonious design.
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New St. John's Episcopal Church
Boston
Lawrence
W. Deness Roberts
Dean Hodges
Cambridge
East Boston
W. Dewees Roberts
Measure to Retire State Employees Rejected
The House rejected a bill to pension superannuated State employees at 75 percent after twenty years of service. Debate covered the Metropolitan Water Board investigations and settlements linked to Wachusett reservoir. The session also adopted rules excluding lobbyists and postponed various measures.
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Thurston
Swansea
Highway Commission
Dean
Brookline
Senate
Metropolitan Water Board
Wachusett Reservoir
Boston
Southboro
Missionary Meetings Open Twelfth AMA Convention in Berkeley Temple
The first of the series opened last night in Berkeley Temple with Rev. William Franklin leading services attended by Boston area alliance representatives. Rev. A. K. Funk spoke on missionary work in Japan and Rev. F. W. Farr preached evangelistically as prayer and consecration closed the session. The meetings run nightly through Feb. 9 with speakers outlining missionary work in Thibet India Turkey and the Congo.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
Berkeley Temple
William Franklin
Boston
A. K. Funk
Japan
F. W. Farr
Thibet
India
Turkey
Congo
Brondstein Schobel Wedding at Deacon Hall
Miss Jennie Schobel wed Benjamin A Brondstein in Deacon Hall last evening in a ceremony led by Rabbi Wolfe Barron. Bridesmaids included Bertha Schobel Mira Annie Greenberg Sadie Rozenberg and Annie Stuponsky with ushers David Herson Samuel Schobel Abe Kopelovitz and Sam Jerkin. A reception supper and dance followed.
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Jennie Schobel
Benjamin A. Brondstein
Rabbi Wolfe Barron
Bertha Schobel
Mira Annie Greenberg
Sadie Rozenberg
Annie Stuponsky
David Herson
Samuel Schobel
Abe Kopelovitz
Sam Jerkin
Boston Wharf Company Holds Annual Meeting at Young’s Hotel
The Boston Wharf Company held its regular annual meeting at Young's Hotel yesterday at 3 o'clock. Edwin F. Atkins was re chosen president and James S. Russell treasurer. The directors for the coming year will be the same as last.
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Young's Hotel
Edwin F. Atkins
James 8. Russell
Man Arrested for Assault With Milk Can
Daniel Cronin of 199 Chambers Street, 61, was arrested after allegedly striking his wife with a milk can. She was hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital with a deep cut on her left forehead.
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Daniel Cronin
Chambers Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
War on Credit Men Forms Boston Provision Dealers Group
At Tremont Temple about 230 retail merchants voted to organize the Provision Dealers Association to challenge the Boston Marketmen's Credit Association. They cited grievances over limited payment time and credit denial, with leaders noting success in New York State and the Troy Butchers' example. A organizing committee was named to complete the structure.
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Provision Dealers’ Association
C. H. Porter
L. H. Rhodes
M. A. Hannon
T. D. Baker
George F. Jewett
D. J. Haley
New York State Association of Retail Butchers
P. KE. D. de Lee
Troy Butchers’ Association
Market Credit Association
New York State
Boston
E. D. de Lee
Butchers’ Association
I.H. Rhodes
N. Banks
Reuben Rush
Harry Curtis
Homers
Stevens
Steinert Friedman Wedding At Roxbury Home
Miss Hilda Friedman wed Mr Rudolph Steinert in a Roxbury ceremony led by Rabbi Charles Fleischer. Attended by Maud Friedman as maid of honor and Helen Leviseur as flower girl, with William Steinert as best man and several ushers. A reception followed and the couple will reside in New Jersey after a southern wedding tour.
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Warren Street
Roxbury
Hilda Friedman
Rudolph Steinert
Charles Fleischer
Friedman
Maud Friedman
Helen Leviseur
William Steinert
Fred Steinert
H. Bretzfelder
J. F. Leviseur
Albert Steinert
Albert Friedman
New Jilagen
War Department Reports January Philippine Receipts
The War Department released a cable statement showing January receipts for the Philippine Islands totaling $557,208. The figure reflects colonial financial activity during the month reported.
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Washington
War Department Today
Philippine Islands
Opposition to gypsy moth appropriation opens with Belmont witness
Bernard Frost of Belmont testifies at hearings on the gypsy moth funding, saying moths have worsened since 1891 and that workers from the Gypsy Moth Commission brought them to his property. He claims their inspection, maps, and colonies show ongoing spread and argues for abolishing the commission.
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Bernard Frost
Belmont
Paris Green
Europe
Caledonian Club Installs Officers at Berkeley Hall
Boston Caledonian Club members gather for its annual installation at Berkeley Hall. Principal officers installed include Chief J. G. Munro first chieftain George Scott second chieftain F. Abercrombie third chieftain William Macisaac fourth chieftain A. A. Bachelor fifth chieftain Robert H. Campbell and trustee James Ritchie. A banquet and musical entertainment followed the ceremony.
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Boston Caledonian Club
Berkeley Hall
J. G. Munro
George Scott
F. §. Abercrombie
William Macisaac
A. A. Bachelor
Robert H. Campbell
James Ritchie
David Henderson
Gompers Receives Havana Workmen Reception
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor was welcomed today at the Havana workers headquarters after arriving from New York.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New York
Eight or more sardine canning factories planned on Maine coast
The Maine coast is set for eight or more sardine canning factories this season owned and operated outside Sea Coast Packing Company Syndicate No 1. Local incidents include wild geese sightings in Eastport a statue atop the Gerald in Fairfield and a coroner’s inquest into Patrick Halpin’s death in Portland.
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Sea Coast Packing Company Syndicate No. 1
New Hampshire News Briefs From Across The State
State Detective Lord warned eel fishermen on the Squamscott River but no arrests followed. David Slaney of Portsmouth nearly drowned when his dory overturned but he survived with a severe chill. Warner whist tournament standings list multiple pairs with scores. Exeter residents flood damage from a brook, culvert plans rejected. The People’s Telephone Co reports 1090 instruments in Woodville and passes to Bath and North Haverhill. A liquor raid case at Hotel Bradford in Derry had insufficient evidence. Governor Rollins appeals for aid to Canterbury Shakers after a fire. East Andover forms an improvement society focusing on roads and lights. A Concord plan seeks a charity ball for Margaret Pillsbury Hospital. A $100,000 federal building bill passes Senate. Monday ice storm causes widespread damage and delays. Four workers in Cocheco Print Works exposed to alcohol. possible death for Howarth. A deer rescued by a Canaan youth. Recent deaths: Catherine Sargent, Lucy McLean, Robert Hogdon, David Richards.
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David Slaney
Portsmouth
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Ayers
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Oldfield
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Ward
Micott
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Richard Morgan
Edwin Howarth
Cochees Print Works
Howarth
Joseph Lary
Canaan
Catharine Sargent
Manchester
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Robert H. Hogdon
David Richards
West Thornton
Vermont News Roundup Mixed Local Incidents And Developments
Mrs James Knapp of Middlebury sustains severe burns in a near fatal accident. E W Kent’s graphite mine at Panton to open in early spring with prospects of rich quality ore. William W Lawrence in State Prison for shooting Judge Seaver at Woodstock deemed insane and moved to Waterbury asylum. Ho mer Lyons of Bennington finds four large coons in a hollow tree on the Green Mountains. Brattleboro player Tommy Guibeen to join Kansas City Western League team March 1. Train coach from Londonderry to Brattleboro derails near Winhall. Miss Nina Vaile of Londonderry injured. Saxe ton’s River electric tram bridge delivered. Burlington reports sixteen miles of trolley lines, low death rate last year, six banks and thirteen churches, and $5,060,000 in business. Waterbury electric lighted. Vermont Association of Boston plans annual reception at Hotel Brunngk on February 15.
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Middlebury
E. W. Kent
Panton
William W. Lawrence
Judge Seaver
Woodstock
Waterbury
Green Mountains
Homer Lyons
Bennington
Tommy Guibeen
Brattleboro
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Londonderry
Winhall Station
Nina Vaile
Saxeton
Burlington
Vermont Association of Boston
Sons of the
Green Mountain
Boston
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