Sugar War Settled As Market Turns Strong On Open
The New York market opened fractionally lower then rallied with London selling. Sugar led gains lifting prices to 71 1 2 near noon and closing near highs as New York Central and Pennsylvania stocks supported the advance. Other items include cash dividends from Tremont Bank and United States Rubber, railroad acquisitions, and ore discoveries in Michigan and Colorado.
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New York
London
New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
Richard H. Higgins, Jr
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Tremont National Bank
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad
Saginaw
Swift & Co
Consolidated Zine and Lead Company
United States
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Chicago & Northwestern
Rp & Pacific
Colorado
Delaware & Hudeo
Del
Lack & Western
Denver
Rio G
Erie
Valley
Iowa Central
Lake Erie
Louisville
Nashvill
Aly Titty
Missouri
Vacine
Mobile
Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Wes Eeeses
Ontario & Western
Aye
Pennnsylvania
St Louis
San Prifan
St Paul & Ominha
Odfic
Ee Southern Railway
Texas & Pacifi
Lely
Union Acine
Emery Iso
Wheeling & L E
Wisconsin Central
Zoo
Steel & Wire
Justil Salmir
Anaconda Mining
Agty Olsay Breookm Rapid Pransit
Colorado Fuel & Tren
Continental Tobacco
Loto
ST E Federal Steel
General Electric
ASOD
Rey International
National Biscuit
Etter
Seeeer
Pullman Palace
Republic Tron & Steel
Mal & Tre
Vogue
Western Union
Cripple Creek Gold Stocks Rally Pushes Value Up
Independence Extension G M L Co stock in Cripple Creek shows gains as precious metals markets rise in COLORADO. The report notes a $10,000,000 increase in value across gold stocks while a property shrinks by $20,000,000 in months. Promotion offers treasury shares at a discount asking readers to invest immediately.
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Independence Extension
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Treasury
Boston Stock Exchange Bond Prices Today
At Boston Stock Exchange on Friday, the highest and lowest bond sales were reported with the closing bid and asked prices noted.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Boston
Jan
Sales Reported by Wilson Fay Co. with Various Commodities
A listing from Wilson W. Fay & Co at No 7 State Street records diverse commodity sales with entries for gold copper and turbine motors. The fragment mentions Phenix Copper National Maumee Fortuna Republica Pioneer Gold Copper King of Arizona and Turbine Motor among others with varied quantities and prices.
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
Joseph Ladue Gold
C.ce
National Maumee
Scresetecas
Boston & British Col
Gopper
Fortuna-Republica
Nelimind
Wheat markets ease as London Paris and Chicago turn bearish
Wheat opened quietly near last night’s close with limited foreign demand. Liverpool and Paris slipped several pence, while local traders held wheat for sale. Winter wheat shows little covering after the cold spell. Chicago pits remained bearish with major houses active sellers and few buyers. Primary receipts fell to 501 cars from 745.
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Messrs. Howard
Crosby & Co
Liverpool
Tod
Paris
Anittle
Chicago
London
Antwerp
Melrose man arrested for shoplifting on Washington Street
Inspector Knox yesterday afternoon arrested Tillian I. Reed of 18 Adams Street Melrose for shoplifting in a large Washington Street store.
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Knox
Tillian I. Reed
Adams Street
Melrose
Washington Street
Textile unions press case against overtime law violations
The Textile Council of Fall River plans to push its case alleging overtime law violations by local corporations. A five secretary committee led by President James Tansey will seek favorable labor legislation and urge a clearer 58 hour law with penalties. The sliding scale committee will report next meeting.
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Pall River
Textile Council
James Tansey
Jater
Two Young Runaways Arrested for Arson and Jail Break
Joseph Messer three and Philip Degon fifteen, cousins from Haverhill, ran away with bicycles six weeks ago to become hunters in Adirondack country. They were jailed in Malone for arson and burglary but broke out New Year’s Eve. Joseph was recaptured at Malone Junction while Philip remains at large. Fathers in Boston seek return to Haverhill for bicycle theft charges.
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Joseph
Philip Messer
Malone
N. Y
New York
Haverhill
Marsa
Joseph Messer
Philip Degon
Adirondack
Malone Junction
Philip
Antonz Degon
Boston
Paroled Felon Otis Returned on Burglary Charge
George E. Otis of Everett, a parolee from Kimbra State Reformatory New York, was brought back to the city from Newport in custody. He is charged with stealing 179 dollars from Carlton A. Gifford who runs the cigar stand at the Chamber of Commerce after Otis was sent to buy stamps on December 6, 1899.
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George E. Otis
Everett
Newport
McGarr
Otis
Carlton A. Gifford
Chamber of Commerce
Gifford
Kimbra State Reformatory of
New York
Freeman Somerby Iron Hall leader dies at Baltimore home
Freeman Somerby supreme president of the Iron Hall of Baltimore City dies in Philadelphia at age 66 from pneumonia contracted last Saturday. Born in Boston, he helped organize the Iron Hall which later passed to a receiver and was wound up. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Philadelphia
Freeman Somerby
Iron Hall
Baltimore City
Somerby
Boston
Wonderful California Winter Tour Planned by Raymond and Whitcomb
Boston travelers can join a deluxe midwinter tour leaving February 8 by Southern route through New Orleans and San Antonio to El Paso with time to visit Juarez. Return visits Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs Denver and Manitou. Guided with experienced conductors and travel in enclosed Pullman or Wagner cars for $350.
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California
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
New Orleans
San Antonio
Wagner
Washington Street
School Street
Loxton
Aldrich Speaks as Senate Opens Debate on Gold Standard Bill
In a manuscript speech Senator Aldrich opened the Senate discussion of a financial bill. The measure upholds gold as the U S monetary standard and sets a gold dollar unit with a 150 million dollar gold reserve and bond sales to replenish it. The Treasury may convert debt to 2 percent bonds as needed.
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Washington
Aldrich
Senate
House
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Rhode Island
Beveridge
Roberts and polygamy debate stirs Roberts hearing
In Washington on January 4 the Roberts case hearing touched polygamy when Senator Rawlins of Utah corrected a detail about testimony before a congressional committee. Chairman Lawler questioned whether polygamy would end with Mormon church rulings, while Mrs Rawlins said sporadic violations might occur but the practice would gradually cease.
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Washington
Roberts
Senator Rawlins
Utah
Schroeder
Rawlins
Congressional
Lawler
Ulah
Sr. Rawlins
Congress
Tavier
Hoar Defends Governor's Right to Fill Senate Vacancies
Senator Hoar addressed the Quay case in the Senate, arguing the governor has the right to appoint a replacement when a vacancy occurs. He cited past work and speeches supporting gubernatorial appointment power and warned against voting to deny a seat to a Pennsylvanian candidate. He described the Senate as the judge of elections and rejected attempts to misrepresent the process.
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Washington
Senator Hoar
Senate
Quay
Massachusetts
Afr
Hoar
Pennsylvania
Boston & Maine Considering Fitchburg Lease
The Boston & Maine may lease the Fitchburg with terms unsettled. Presidents Codman and Tuttie favor leasing while Fitchburg directors push a 66 percent dividend basis. Officials expect a 5 percent guaranteed stockholder dividend if a lease is approved. An executive committee meeting occurred Wednesday to discuss action.
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Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Codman
Tuttle
Tuttie
Boston & Main
The
Mystery suit filed for 100000 damages in Chicago
In Chicago on January 4 a suit for 100000 damages is filed in the United States Circuit Court. William Coakley appears as defendant against U S Attorney General John W. Griggs and others including District U S Attorney John C Black and United States Commissioner W E Humphrey. Coakley, once Western agent for the Pittsburgh railroad, is not in Chicago and his lawyers decline comment.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court
Wiliam Coakley
United States
John W. Griggs
John C Black
W. KE. Humphrey
Conakley
Iitehburg Railroad
Raster Printers Meet in Gaston for Mutual Protection
A small group of master printers met last night in Tremont Temple basement to discuss organizing for mutual protection. Temporary chair I J Sweeney opened, Harrington was chosen chair, no officers or actions taken, a committee was appointed to work up the plan. The meeting was called by Louis F. Kreenan, with attendees from Spring Line Press and Washington Press among others.
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Gaston
Tremont Temple
I. J. Sweenan
Bb. Harrington Wis
Wen of Combination
Louis EF. Kreenan
Washington Street
A. FE. Mitchell
Spring Line Press
I. H. Feinberg
Hanover Street
D. IF. O'Connor
Washington Press
Essex Street
Murpose: & Co
Revere’s Schoolhouse Build Blocked by Court Ruling
The Supreme Judicial Court denied a motion to modify an injunction on Revere’s ten room schoolhouse project. Justice Knowlton ruled the town voted only for a schoolhouse at 45000 dollars and could not obligate itself beyond the debt limit, limiting the foundation work.
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Revere
Supreme Judicial Court
Knowlton
Cotinsel
Socialist Labor party calls meeting in Boston January
Worcester January 4 The Massachusetts State committee of the Socialist Labor party issues a call to state committeemen elected to assemble for organization at Homestead Hall 724 Washington Street Boston January 8 This is the first formation of their committee since recent election results and polling totals are noted as a turning point.
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Worcester
Massachutesetts
Socialist Labor Party
Homestead Wall
Washington Street
Boston
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la Republica
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C. A. Sawyer & CO
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Fitchburg Railroad Company
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Daniel A. Gleason
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John DD
Nike Money
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International Zinc Co., Ltd
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Roberts and Polygamy
DR. Warren
A. F. Clarke
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James Ward
John J. McCarthy
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Thomas Gildea
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M. IT. Athridge
FU Ward
Down
J. Meferthy
M. Mien
O' Keefe
Wv. Moorhouse
JD Devne
Bouton Central Labor Union
J. Athhridge
J. Barry
BD. Regan
Ic, Ward
J . McCarthy
Thomas Morey
al. Mcsant
Revere’s Schoolhouse
Sogsialist Labor Party
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