Market Lags as Rumors and Pools Shape Shares
Wall Street shows spotty strength with varied stock moves influenced by pools and rumors. Low grade industrials and non dividend stocks gain, Morgan group shares slip after a broker house failure, Union Pacific fluctuates, Northern Securities hits a curb price high, and Ontario & Western press rumors denied as minority holders anticipate favorable terms. The money market remains dull and steady with ample funds and stable rates.
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Wall Street
Morgan Group
United States Steel Common
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Stock Exchange House
Ontario & Western
New York Central
New York Stocks Mixed as Ontario & Western Rumors Swirl
State Street notes a sluggish market with Ontario & Western rumors of a NY Central takeover. Copper shares show divergent activity amid Amalgamated buyout theories while Shoe Machinery preferred surges. Fore River Ship directors and United States Leather reorganization roll forward in a list of corporate actions.
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Boston & Worcester
United Fruit
New England Telephone
American Telephone
Calumet
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Centennial
Copper Range
Mass
Old Dominion
Allouez
Isle Royale
Shannon
Winona
Greene
Lawson-Greene
Fore River Ship & Building Company
Gordon Abbott
F. T. Bowles
T. Jefferson Coolidge
F. C. Dumaine
William Endicott, Jr
W. C. Fish
William A. Gaston
Arthur Wainwright
Robert Winsor
Fish
General Electric Company
Lynn Works
F. T. Bowies
H. G. Smith
J. A. Sedgwick
S. T. MacQuarrie
United States Leather Company
Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Jackson & Curtis
City
Clarke, Dodge & Co
New York
Ellingwood & Canning
Hil
Atlantic Coast Line
Mae Hio
Fan
Chicago & Northwestern
Anil
Chicago
Mil & St P
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Manhattan Sewne
Metropolitan, Securities
T Ry
Minneapolis & St Louis
Minn
St P
Sean Ereeee
New York Centra Nat
New York, Ont & West
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Elas Eittapurg
Ccé& St L
Seobsone S
Wwe
Scare Co
Gt Louis
St Ae Southwestern
Peter Eens
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Roxas
Pacific Eeree
A Ya Louls & West
Steet Ne Eens
Vnion Pacific
Wheel & Lake Erie
Wiscons Central
United States
Hide & L
Tel & Tel
Dominion Coal
Ft S & M
M & B Inc
M Ag Chem. Ae
Eos
Bingham
Beit
Boston
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Cumber Tel & Tel
Daly-West
Dom Iron & Steel
Edison Elec
Erie
General Electric
Gary & Elec
Wes
Granby leGreene Condesoni
Guanajuato
Mass Electric
cMass
Michigan
Mohawk
Mont C & C
Pullman Co
Rhode Island
Swift & Co
Tecumseh Ae
United
U S
Utah
Victoria
Western Tel & Tel
West Union Tel
Wolverine
MASS Y M C A PHYSICAL DIRECTORS MEET IN BOSTON
The Y M C A physical directors of Massachusetts and Rhode Island met yesterday afternoon at Boylston street headquarters. Chief speaker Dr H V Dunsmore addressed the group on The Correction of Deformities. Other speakers included J A McDonald Chelsea E A Heers Boston Turn Verein E W Wilder Worcester R P Kraighn and H M Burr.
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Y. M. C. A. Physical
State
Rhode Island
Boylston Street
H. V. Dunsmore
J. A. McDonald
Chelsea
E. A. Heers
Boston Turnverein
E. W. Wilder
Worcester
R. P. Kraighn
H. M. Burr
Doan's Kidney Pills Benefit Boston Man
A Boston resident describes severe back pain and kidney trouble eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. After four years of symptoms and lack of relief, the user reports backache relief and corrected urinary issues within days, with no need for further kidney remedies for over five years. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. at 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Boston
P. F
Marginal Street
East
Mass
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Heath announces ham at the New York Stock Exchange rostrum
Edwin G. Heath announced a ham related note from the rostrum at the New York Stock Exchange, marking a brief moment of attention amid trading activity.
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Ham
New York Stock Exchange
Edwin G. Heath
Boston Market Net Sales Reported With Dividends
The Boston Market shows an assessment paid and ex dividend status. Total sales include listed stocks 43 788 shares bonds 63 500 unlisted stocks 8715 shares.
Market Holds Steady Amid Mixed London Money Signals
New York stock trading opens with little change as traders note rising international money markets. Ontario & Western leads with a 1 4 point gain amid bets on a new deal, while Union Pacific rises a point. Washington news spurs bear selling in afternoon session, leaving the market active but unsettled.
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New York
Ontario & Western
Union Pacific
Washington
W. P. Smith & Co
Congress Street
Suicide in Waiting Room at Yalesville Station
John Martin aged 22 shot himself in the waiting room of the railroad station in Yalesville Conn. He had been recently unemployed and despondent. His body was removed to Southington where his parents live.
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Yalesville
Conn
John&. Martin
Southington
Waltham Democrats Face Leadership Question After Protests
Waltham Democrats file two protests against officers elected Jan 31. P B Spaulding petitions seek rulings from the secretary of state and the state central committee on whether the meeting occurred within the required 30 day window. If illegal, 1904 committee holds over. otherwise Patrick J. Duane chairs.
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Waltham
P. EB. Spaulding
Secretar of State
Democratic State Central Committee
Broderick
Patrick J. Duane
Spring Fashion Changes Shape Chicago Styles
Fashion plate insight outlines major spring shifts in men’s attire. High crowned stiff and silk hats return with narrow brims and rounded curls while flat soft caps fade. Shoes feature pointed toes with curved lines and Cuban heels. Tans regain popularity signaling a chic, swaggering look.
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Chicago
Bar Corsets and Prudery in New Haven Society
In New Haven on February 16, leading local youths formed the New Haven Physical Culture Society aiming to promote physical fitness and moral hygiene. The group opposes prudishness and corsets and seeks to combat perceived societal ills including gluttony drugs alcohol and tobacco.
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New Haven, Conn
Odd Fellows’ Hall
New Haven
Waltham Health Board Controversy Over Reappointment
In Waltham a heated fight over appointing a physician to the Board of Health centers on reappointing William P. Bartel. Mayor Harvey faces pressure to replace Bartel with Dr. Mosher, while the nominations committee splits on Bartel’s fate and will report next Monday.
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Waltham
Board of Health
Harvey
William P. Bartel
Bartel
Board of Aldermen
Mosher
Chadvick
Mr. Bartel
Carney
Whitcomb
Riley
Foster
Wells
Rayner
Jones
May Wheat at Its Highest in Chicago Trade
Chicago wheat futures surged under a manipulated market with May delivery hitting 1211-2 a bushel, near the day’s high. The close showed gains of 11-2 to 15-8 from the session peak, while July slipped 1-8 to 1-4c as corn and oats fell 1-4c and provisions dropped 21-2 to 7-2c.
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Chicago
Wheat and Corn Bull Market Pushes Grain Prices Higher
Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain letter noting another high wheat record and bull market sentiment as short sellers exit. May wheat opens up nearly a cent but falls on profit taking. corn sees heavy pressure with large professional selling while commissions buy on dips. oats trade weak with cautious buying.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Pt.cf
Sore Bog Bott
Chicago
Munroes Out of Troubles Resume Business
Judge Holt in New York District Court signed an order dismissing the involuntary bankruptcy petition against Munroe & Munroe. The temporary receiver J. Frank Work is discharged and ordered to turn over stocks and money in his possession. It is understood Munroe & Munroe will resume business tomorrow.
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New York
Holt
United States District Court
Munroe & Munroe
J. Frank Work
Joint abstinence society reunion draws large parish crowd
The reunion of total abstinence societies linked to the Church of the Immaculate Conception St Val entine s and St Teresa s proved a splendid success. Whist opened the evening, followed by a strong programme of musical and literary items to the evident appreciation of a large audience. Prize winners were Mrs Frank McCarthy and J F Morgan first and Miss Annie Trainor and E J Duggan tied for second with Mrs Brown and H McFarland listed.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Valentine's
St. Teresa's
Frank McCarthy
J. F. Morgan
Annie Trainor
E. J. Duggan
Brown
H. McFarland
Immigrants Charged With Illicit Entry At Boston Port
United States Deputy Marshal arrested Antonio di Vasto and Domenico Marfichia for trying to bring two immigrants into Boston. Bail set at 500 dollars each, hearing scheduled Monday. Both men pleaded not guilty. Authorities accuse declarations of in law relations by Bronco and Corsetti as likely false. Di Vasto and Maruchia jailed. Bronco, Corsetti detained at immigration bureau. Ventiero and Becassi also detained amid review of naturalization papers amid fraud concerns.
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Boston
Antonio di Vasto
Domenico Marfichia
United States
Marshal Waters
di Vasto
Andrea Bronco
Maruchia
Giuseppi Corsetti
Charles Street
Bronco
Corsetti
Immigration Bureau
Joseph Ventiero
Luigi Becassi
Russian Wolfhounds Come 6000 Miles For Show
The Valley Farms Kennels imported three Russian wolfhounds Nenagladni Nayada and Schaloste from Perchina Russia to Simsbury Conn in Hartford county a distance of 6000 miles They will be shown at the Boston show beginning next Tuesday The dogs bred in Russia by Grand Duke Nicholas are owned by George Co Thomas former Yale track captain.
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Valley
Perchina
Russia
Simsbury
Hartford County
Conn
Nenagladni
Nayada
Schaloste
Nicholas
Boston
George Co. Thomas
Yale
Medway Maidens Reply to Marrying Pressures
An open letter from Medway Maidens rebuts gossip about unmarried women over 25 chasing bachelors. They state they can manage finances and will marry for love, not haste. They urge suitors and neighboring towns’ men to respect their independence and caution about risky liaisons.
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Medway
Tom
Harry
Hull
Faure Cole Recital at Steinert Hall Praised by Audiences
A joint recital by mezzo-soprano Jeanne Faure and tenor Kelley Cole with pianist Ethel V. Cave at Steinert Hall featured chamber works by Schubert Schumann Cornelius Widor and Saint-Saëns plus Handel Wolf and other composers. Cole received stronger notices for his extended range and artistry while Faure was described as having a thin nasal tone though possessing a distinctive style.
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Steinert Hall
Jeanne Faure
Kelley Cole
Ethel V. Cave
Miss Faure
Schubert
Schupiann
Cornelius Widor
Paladishe
Faure
Saint-Saens
Mr. Colé
Handel
Wolf
Hermann
Sullivan
Schultz
Goring Thomas
Coble
Cole
Miss Cave
Hugger At Work In Ware Tries To Embrace Woman
Mrs. J. P. Crowell of South street reported a man followed her Monday evening from Main street to Clifford avenue and attempted to embrace her. She escaped and reached a residence on Clifford avenue where she was escorted home. Police have a good description of the suspect.
Risegari Piano Recital At Jordan Hall Impresses But Stumbles
Silvio Risegari, a young Italian pianist, gave his Boston debut at Jordan Hall last evening. His program included works by Bach, Rameau, Schumann, Chopin and Liszt. While the audience applauded generously, critics noted technical warmth yet indicated perception and interpretation are still developing. Risegari has studied with Clayton Johns and Leschetizky, and has performed across Europe.
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Jordan Hall
Silvio Risegari
Saint- Saens
Rameau
Schumann
Chopin
Schutt
Leschetizky
Clayton Johns
Liszt
Risegar
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Pacific Mail
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Do Ast Inc
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West Md
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Metropolitan
Missouri Pacific
Poly
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Eeeseeeeeeweeree
Democratic Committee
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Tremont Theatre
Ockstade
Creat Minstrels
Carroll Johnson
Neil O’brien
Majestic Theatre
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Wed
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de Wolf Hopper
Wang
Seata
Empire Batte
Boston Music Hall
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Physical Culture
Health Board
Waltham War
Colonial Theatre
Charles Frohman
William Faversham
Lawrence McCarty
Wiggs
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Cabbage Patch
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Symphony Hall
Handel and Haydn Society
Nordica
Schirmer
West Street
Total Abstainers
Reunion
Faure-Cole Song
Entertainments
Keith
Drew Julian Eltinge
Chas
Littlefield Brothers
Lutz
Roattino & Stevens
Acker
Gilday
Stirk
Lou
Don Raph Pictures
Albert Chevalier
Castle Square Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
Percy Seymour Sharpe
Winter St
Em'ly
Tois Pierre Isaac B. Rich
Viola A Allen
Annie Russell
Miss Russell
Israel
Zangwill
Jinny the Carrier
Clobe
Edward Blondell
Eve
Kellar
Franz von
Arvellous
Vecsey
Opera House
E. L. Snader
Hearts
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Scollay Square
de Forest
Billy Wells
Jim Irwin
Calvines
Curio Hall
Bowdoin
Pail Ace Rentz
Pace NG CO
Ase
Haymarket
Howard , Tmir
Marco Twins
Hoch-Elton Co
Fitzgibbon-McCoy
Musical Kleist
Geo. B. Alexander
Messenger Boys
Arthur Whitelaw
Hathaway
Walton
al Carleton
Mary Wise
Susie Smithers
Risegari Piano
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