Bradstreet reports trade quiet with uneven industrial notes
The Bradstreet State of Trade notes a mostly quiet economy with irregular activity across regions. Iron and steel show improvement while copper prices weaken after stock increases. wheat and corn exports rise year over year, and Canada faces weather hampers though retailers stay cautious yet orderly.
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New York
Bradstreet
Brad Street
Copper Producers’ Association
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Montreal
United States Steel shows January tonnage rise
The unfilled tonnage of United States Steel Corporation on Jan 31 stood at 2,110,919 tons, up 436,162 tons from Dec 31. Comparisons with earlier reports follow.
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United States Steel Corporation
Signs of trade improvement in iron and steel markets reported
R G Dun and Company notes growing confidence across money and investment markets with expanding interest in iron and steel and finished products. Bank clearings outside New York rise 3.2 percent year over year while New York shows an 8 percent decline. Footwear steady though faces potential price shocks from leather rate changes. New England manufacturers expect activity as wholesalers run short.
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New York
R. G. Dun and Company
New England
Fish Receipts and Port Ship Movements Highlight Boston Harbor
Small catches by 13 trawlers at T wharf kept prices high as receipts reached 66 100 pounds of fresh fish including haddock cod hake and pollock. Vessels arrival news covers Leyland steamship Siberian from Manchester and other freighters, sugar cargoes, and ships preparing for wireless installations amid local port activity.
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T Wharf
Siberian
Manchester
England
Clyde Street Pier
Kast
Boston
Havana
Rheingraf
Lawrence & Wiggins
Mystic
Mystic Wharf
Hart
Paul Voss
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Standard Refinery
South Boston
Rjukan
Buenos Ayres
John S. Beacham
Lower Harbor
Mercury
Vineyard Haven
Spectacle Island
Beacham
Barren Island
N. Y
Bishop
Hyannis
Prince George
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Cambrian
John Gardner
Hoosac Docks
Charlestown
London
Ingolf Hagen
Chelsea
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Hagen
Barkentine Malwa
Bonaire
Green's Yard
Concepcion
Paysandu
Uruguay
Shipping News Miniature Almanac for Obsolete Ports
Maritime brief lists sunrises and sunsets, tides, high water, and ship arrivals. Highlights steamers Iberian Jago Rheingraf Hart A W Perry Hawes Allan City of Macon Ontario H F Dimock and others with cargoes or coal arriving at multiple eastern ports.
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Iberian
Jago
Manchester
Fng
Liverpool
Leyland Line
Rheingraf
Ger
Schneer
Sagua
Matanzas
Hart
Voss
Cienfuegos
A. W. Perry
Hawes
Halifax
N. S
Calvin Austin
Allan
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
City of Macon
Diehl
Savannah
Ontario
Bond
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
H. F. Dimock
New York
Bayport
Keene
Bavaria
Newport
Thacher
Philadelphia
Belfast
Curtis
Winterport
Dingley
Strout
Gloucester
Mass
Gwalia
Morse
Annie
Biwabik
New Bedford
Carlisle
Calhoun
Barry
Cacoosing
Newburyport
Gettysburg
Minford
Langhorne
Manatawney
Glendower
Catawissa
Sevier
Manheim
Bisley
H. Dimock
Cto
Wagner Planted Himself on the Pittsburg Jury
Pittsburg reports Hans Wagner the Flying Dutchman is named juror for March, delaying his training camp with the Pirates. Barney Dreyfuss comments Wagner may need the jury duty to shape up, while manager Fred Clarke cites a stern work ethic. Leifield signs a contract and denies being a holdout.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Hans Wagner
Barney Dreyfuss
Hans
West Baden
Hot Springs
Barney Dreyfus
Wagner
Dreyfus
Fred Clarke
Clarke
Welch
Leifield
Kansas
Haverhill Defeats Rindge 25 to 9 In Local Battle
Haverhill High defeats Rindge of Cambridge 25 to 9 led by McKay. Coach Robert W. Broderick, ex-Rindge mentor now a Haverhill teacher, helped coach the winning five. Newbegin, McKay, and Young scored for Haverhill. Brickett and Young fouls added. Time two 15 minute halves.
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Haverhill
Haverhill High
Rindge
Cambridge
McKay
Robert W. Broderick
Newbegin
Citchison McKay
R. F
Wilson
Fairbanks
Murray Young
Evans
Meee Brickett
Parcs
Walsh Brasseur
Soseeues Cae
Daverhill
Watertown High School routs Norwood in Newton YMCA game
Watertown High School defeated Norwood 7 to 0 at the Newton YMCA gym. Ramsey and White starred for Watertown with multiple floor goals, while Johnson stood out for Norwood. Time was 15-minute halves. attendance about 150. referee Osborne.
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Watertown Highchool
Norwood High
Newton Y. M. C. A
Ramsey
White
Johnson
Watertown H
Norwood H
Bobingo
Connolly Ramsey
le Piss
R. B
Ellis
Walker Kinehla
Pyare c
Hefferan
Ward Butters
R. Be.s
Kinehla
Robinson
Butters
Fenton
Osborne
Niles
Salem Teams Split Double-Header Victory
Salem Normal defeats Dummer Academy 84 to 15 while Salem Commercial beats Marblehead High 24 to 12 in a double-header at Salem. Both games featured frequent fouls and multiple free throws as the teams competed under Tufts official Gilman.
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Salem
Salem Normal
Dummer Academy
Salem Commercial
Marblehead High
Dummer
Wooley
Asco
Sunn Sullivan
Lgne R. B
Siggeek
Chandler Winal
Daas Esien S
Hathaway Oliver
Deccasal Gates R
Keaton
H.nsesse Gad High
Shea
Coffin McDougal
R. F
Buck McCullough
Hanes c
Howe
Sliuootey Reed
Lackard
C.martin
McCullough
Martin
C. Martin
Gilman
Tufts
Long
Brighton High crushes West Roxbury High in 87 to 2 victory
Brighton High defeated West Roxbury High 87 to 2 in a lopsided basketball game. M Mullen led with eight floor goals while Grant Elliott and F Mullen contributed multiple scores. time 24 minutes over two halves. Referee O Brien and umpire Mathews supervised the contest.
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Brighton High
West Roxbury High
M. Mullen
W. Roxbury High
Wmilcott
le Segre
RE. Mualletts Uy
Pirwcvicgvececvis
McDermott Wright
Grant
Elliott
Murphy
F. Mullen
Manley
O’ Brien
Mathews
Shipping movements list multiple steamers and barges across ports
A dense log of ships and tug services outlines crews, sailings, and barge tows. Vessels named include enterprise, silver prook, rjukan, cambrian, kilsyth, Scotsburn, and others with towed barges such as oley, cacoosing, ampre, and paxtang. Calls trace Salem, Portland, Philadelphia, New York, Hoboken, Baltimore, and Newport News among others.
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Oley
Portland
Saucon
Monocacy
Camp
Enterprise
Silver Prook
Salem
Tulpehocken
Valley Forge
Lablich
Henry Clay and Bast
Ashland
Rjukan
Larsen
Buenos Ayres
Cambrian
London
Eng
Boston
Yarmouth
Scotsburn
Halifax
N. S
Kilsyth
New York
Gloucester
Newport News
Baltimore
Malden
Joshua Lovett
Alice
Edith
Carlisle
Cacoosing
Philadelphia
Newburyport
Monitor
Indian Ridge
Lincoln
Catawissa
Manheim
Neponset
Ampere
Hoboken
Francis ©. Hersey
Chas, Y. Pritchard
Lynch Monocacy
Herndon
Bear Ridge
Clark’s Point
Paxtang Leckawanna
N. J
Delawanna
Lynn
Pocono
Newport
Pequest
Grace A. Martin
Norfolk
Helen W. Martin
George HE
Walcott
Smith
Cora F
Ella May
Postions
Winslow
Double Win for South Boston High Teams Over Commerce
South Boston High basketball teams won both games against High School of Commerce. The first team won 86 to 20, led by Kane and Grant, while the second team triumphed 11 to 10 with Moran and Kennedy shining. Time was 20 minute halves. attendance about 500.
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South Boston High
High School of Commerce
Kane
Grant
Kennedy
Moran
S. B
S. H
Commerce
Greed
L. B
Kennedy Fong
Waters
R. B
Archdeacon Robo
Corte & c
Cate
R. F
Costello
Rush Lou LA Wigan
Norton
Archdeacon
Dennis
Sharon
Thornton
Jane
Churchwood
Redding
McCarthy
Sally
Juniors Win Newton High Indoor Meet Title
The Newton High School indoor class meet was won by the juniors by three points over the seniors. W Adams led with three event wins and 15 points plus a relay win over Boston Latin School. Kenneth Tucker broke the school record in the 10 yard run. Nash and Faith claimed top places in field events. final relay Newton 2:32.
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Newton High School
W. Adams
Boston Latin School
Kenneth Tucker
Mahoney
Tucker
Tenry MacLure
MacLure
Il. Moore
W. Cady
Nash
Faith
Burrows
F. Fripp
T. French
K. Tucker
H. Maclure
C. Gilman
L. Buskirk
S. Rider
R. Raymond
Newton High
Boston Latin
Newton
Adams
Rider
Handlen
Phelan
Knudson
Levi
MacNeil
French
Teulon
Higgins
Dr. A. D. Browne
A. W. Dickinson
F. R. Thomas
S. A. Ely
M. H. Stone
H. Cheney
L. Beckett
IL. Drew
H. Rolfe
H. Hackett
G. Mullen
F. C. Johnson
C. Fiske
Unclear regional scores roll in from multiple towns
Fragmented sports brief lists results from Pawtucket Hartford Taunton Fall River and Providence Worcester with scores like Hartford 8 over Pawtucket 6 and Providence 5 over Worcester 4 across several venues.
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New Haven
Pawtucket
Taunton
Ewe
Hartford Eang
Providence
Worcester
Fall River
Tae
Hartford
Providence—Worcester
Fogel heads to New England to recruit two college players
Horace Fogel president of the Philadelphia Nationals travels to New England to sign two college players whose identities he will not reveal.
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Philadelphia
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia Nationals
New England
Melrose Triumphs Over Hope Street 9-3 in Hockey Showdown
Melrose High, champions of Massachusetts, defeated Rhode Island rivals Hope Street 9 to 3 at the Arena. Clarence Wanamaker starred with six goals and Melrose’s defense, led by McDonald and Page, stifled the Hope Street attack despite two injuries in the second period.
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Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Melrose High
Melrose
Hope Street
Hanson
Melrose Seven
I. Dondero
Providence
Clarence Wanamaker
Hope
McDonald
Page
Gateley
Brice
Dondero Brothers
Wilson
East Boston Alumni Triumphs Over Schoolboys 20–18
In a tight East Boston game last evening the East Boston High Alumni edged the East Boston High School five 20 to 18 in two 20 minute periods. Toomey and Morgan combined for 14 fouls, with Toomey drawing nine and Morgan nine. The St. John Berchman five later beat East Boston High second team 20–18 between halves.
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East Boston
East Boston High
Toomey
Morgan
St. John Berchman
Hast
Boston High
FE. RB
BR. High
Davy
Tin
Cagginno
Bey Birmingham Toomoy
Creceeess
Secreesevessrerees c
Kelley
Aee
Regan
Dives
Cence
R. F
O'Brien
Sant Boston
Bailey Held for Bail by St. Louis Officers
Bailey, noted for winning a single game for St. Louis last season, is reported held at ten thousand dollars bond by Hedges of St. Louis.
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Bailey
St. Louis
Hedges
Yale Freshmen Rout Andover Hints On Field Rink Victory
Yale freshman hockey beat Andover 8 to 1 at Brothers Field rink. Fletcher starred for Yale while Martin and Gatins stood out for Andover in a fast and hard fought game.
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Andover
Yale
Brothers
Fletcher
Martin
Gatins
Dartmouth Outing Club Winter Carnival Opens
Hanover N H February 10 The first day of a two day outing carnival featured a three mile cross country snowshoe race won by Dana Jones of Malden in 25 minutes with Fred Day of Manchester second and Alvah Holway third. The ski cross country race of two and a half miles was won by Fred Harris of Brattleboro in 24 minutes with A T Cobb Berlin New Hampshire second and W H Weston Jr of New York City third. An 800 yard obstacle snowshoe race was captured by L P Miller of Chicago with Horace Allen of Swanton Vermont finishing second.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Dana Jones
Malden
Fred Day
Manchester
Alvah Holway
Sandwich
Mass
Allen Wells
Fred Harris
Brattleboro
A. T. Cobb
Berlin
W. H. Weston, Jr
New York City
L. P. Miller
Chicago
Horace Allen
Swanton
Boston Squash Men Defeat Baltimore In Intercity Match
Boston defeats Baltimore three matches to none in the intercity squash championship opening at the Racquet Club in Philadelphia. Scores list I B Smith and Wales Agassiz Perscher Symington for Boston and Baltimore players in four-game results.
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Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
I. B. Smith
F. Wales
R. Ll. Agassiz
W. F. Perscher
What's in a Name in St Louis Bowling Tourney
M Quinn of New York was caught impersonating Adolph Schwebke during a bowling tournament in St Louis. The remark invites reflection on identity and the many names involved.
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M. Quinn
New York
Adolph Schwebke
St. Louis
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