Record-breaking NY market day and mixed commodity moves
New York trading volume topped 2.16 million shares, a record for the history of the street, with Sugar and Erie stock activity shaping a volatile session. Tennessee Coal and Iron faced weakness, while the Erie group attracted fresh buying based on anticipated industry changes. Oil prices rose slightly and a Boston pulp company opened stock subscriptions as markets globalize and shift capital.
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New York Street
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Tennessee Coal and Iron Directors
D. H. Bacon
Jersey Central Railroad
Erie
Boston News Bureau
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
New York
Lowell
Bell
Erie Telephone
Boston & Nova Scotia Wood Pulp Company
Milk Street
Boston
Wentworth
Cumberland County
N. S
England
Joseph B. Parsons
Massachusetts
George W. Hills
Anglo-American Import and Export Company
Morgan Robertson
Charles A. Meserve
Stock Exchange
George R. Fiarris
I*rands
Blake
Blake Bros. & Co
A York
Boston Stock Sales Report Highlights
Boston January 7 report lists the day’s highest and lowest stock sales along with closing bid and asked prices. Details reflect market activity across listed securities.
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Boston
Vane Co Announces Dividend and Asset Totals
The company reports Px-dividend paid and second instalment received. Assessments show listed bonds valued at $44,295 and listed shares at 48,052. Unlisted bonds total $60,000 and unlisted shares number 16,761.
Mining stock sales report from Wilson W Fay & Co
Sales reported by Wilson W Fay & Co list 10 U S envelopes, prices for Boston Little Circle Zinc 1.05, Leadville 6.00, Freeport & Cripple Creek 0.51, Winona 8.50, Pioneer Lynn Gold, Mayflower Mining, Sierra Alto 600, and Champion Button Hole. The fragment shows multiple mineral and mining company names and small transaction amounts.
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Wilson W. Fay & Coo
State Street
U. S
Bax State Gasiss
Boston Little Circle Zinc
Sierra Alto
SiglaiecaTe Etele Ec Eceseagier
Choos Ceronese «A
Money on false pretences near City Hall
Patrolman Dinsmore arrested a young man who gave the name P. J. Burke near City Hall. He is accused of taking money under false pretences from Harry Rosen who runs a second hand junk store at 13835 Dorchester Avenue. Burke claimed a legal fee for keeping a horse in the rear stable.
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Dinsmore
Station 11
P. J. Burke
City Hall
Burke
Harry Rosen
Dorchester Avenue
Boston Common Council
Rosen
Surprises Mark Legislative Committees Make-Up
The Legislature debated committee appointments with mixed reactions as President Soule and Speaker Myers pressed to finalize lists. Key points included a missing Democrat on metropolitan affairs, disputes over the chairmanship between Parry and Huntress, and appointments affecting figures like Francis of New Bedford and Bleiler in the liquor law committee.
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Mont
F. F E. Corbett
W. A. Clark
House of Representatives
Seinze
John McGinnis
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Montana
Boston
E. Rollins Morse & Bro
Mass Consolidated Mining Company
Hancock
Mass
Trinity Copper
Navaho
New York
Utah
British Columbia
Supreme Court
Morton
E. J. Kauffman
Frank W. Homans
Byron Kames
Consumers’ Ice Company
Commonwealth Hygienic
State Street
Massachusetts
Jim
Keene
Pinkham
Soule
Senate
Myers
House
Sonle
Chickering
Francis A. Harrington
Worcester
Fitzgerald
Parry
Huntress
Jones
Hingham
Briggs
Taunton
Francis
New Bedford
Whaling City
United States
Salter
Lynn
Lodge
Washington
Emerson
Carey
MacCartney
John Bleiler
Assembly appointments stir party lines in state legislature
Paragraph outlines how Parry was appointed after pressure from President Soule. It notes Harrington’s dislike of the move, Luscombe and Tolman shifts on railroads, Fletcher over Gardner on street railways, and Gardner’s refusal of the chair. Myers reshuffles judiciary and cities posts, and McPherson of Framingham leads the revived manufactures committee with seven holdovers.
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Dent
Parry
Harrington
Liquor Law Committee
Soule
Senator Luscombe
Senator Tolman
Fletcher
Gardner
Myers
Brigham
Marlboro
Newton
Cities
McPherson
Framingham
Hersey
Lord's Day Close Season Debated for Birds and Game
A local discussion centers on establishing a close season on Sundays for birds and game, aiming to protect wildlife while balancing hunting traditions. Proponents cite conservation needs and legal alignment, while opponents warn of reduced recreational opportunities.
Major appoints John Kinnear as assistant serjeant-at-arms
Major Davis yesterday named John Kinnear as his assistant serjeant-at-arms. Kinnear served twenty years in the State service and was the first volunteer soldier.
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Davis
Serjeant-At-Arms
John Kinnear
Adams
Kinnear
Massachusetts War of the Rebellion appointees named
Thomas F. Pedrick of Lynn becomes assistant doorkeeper replacing Mr Kin near, and Joseph B. Adlington of Stoughton, formerly janitor in the Commonwealth building, is appointed a messenger. Adlington served in the Twelfth Massachusetts Regiment and lost an arm at Antietam.
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Massachusetts
Thomas F. Pedrick
Lynn
Kinnear
Joseph 8. Adlington
Stoughton
Commonwealth Building
Adlington
Twelfth
Antietam
Dean's Kidn Pills Endorsement by Mrs Pose of 113 Revere
A historic letter from Mrs Emma Pose of 113 Revere Street recounts her 1895 endorsement of Dean's Kidn Pills after recovery from kidney pain dizziness and backache. She notes prior failed remedies and urges readers to remember the product name and buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
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Emma Pose
Revere Street
East Windham St T
Dean
Bradley
Staubles
Burt
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Currier of sex Luscombe and Post of Berkshire Hampshire
Reading fragments show names Currier Luscombe and Post tied to Berkshire and Hampshire. Limited context provides no events or actions. no dates, scores, or organizations are present.
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Currier
Luscombe
Post
Berkshire
Hampshire
Political Committee Members Named Across Regions
Joint committees in agriculture list Morse of Franklin and Hampshire Clemence of Worcester Harrington of Worcester while Banks and Rbanking include Porter Tolman Leaver with Suffolk formation CITIES names Chamerlain Plymouth Manning Worcester Morrison Bristol Party Middlesex Constitutional Amendment Manning.
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Agricultur Morse
Franklin and
Hampshire
Clemence
Worcester
Harrington
Banks and Rbanking
Porter
Essex
Tolman
Berkshire
Leaver
Suffolk
Chamerlain
Plymouth
Manning
Morrison
Bristol
Party
Middlesex
Representative H H Newton Leads House Judiciary Listing
A fragmented photo caption lists Representative H H Newton of Everett as House judiciary chair and Republican House leader, with numerous other names and districts across Massachusetts counties including Hampden Middlesex Suffolk Worcester Bristol Norfolk Essex and Berkshire. The text covers committees and roles such as education elections law liquor, banks and insurance, libraries and taxations along with mis-spelled names and district tags.
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Chickering
H. H. Newton
Everett
House
Judiciary
Codman
Suffolk
Hampden
Hales Railroads
Luscom
Berkshire
Blodgett
State House
Wood
Mid Street
Gardner
Essex
Fitz
Norfolk
Nutto Essex
Clancy
Wacox
Middlesex
Shaw of
Representative Carey to push ice bill in metropolitan area
Representative James F. Carey of Haverhill to introduce radical legislation including a bill to have the State furnish ice in the metropolitan district. The roster lists many lawmakers with multiple vacancies and various committee items across public service and state affairs.
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James F. Carey
Haverhill
Fringe Public Figures Named in Regional Digest
Dean of Wakefield McPherson of Framingham Mead of Everett Logan of Boston Crosby of Arlington Montgomery of Cambridge Dowse of Malden O Neil of New Bedford listed among regional notable names in the community column.
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Wilmington
Haskell
Berard Mansfield
Boston
Dana
Newton
Moseley
Westfield
Draper
S. Sujii
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Adams
Melrose
Dean
Brookline
Reed
Taunton
Crosby
Arlington
Buswell
Methuen
Casey
Lee
Keene
Stoneham
Callander
Bastion
Osgacot
Hopedale
Lomasrey
Goward Lowell
Saunders
Tnesn
Turtle
Wittsfield
Everett
Roads
Marblehead
Brighant
Marlboro
Blood
Fitchburg
Ellsworth
Worcester
Taft
Uxbridge
Goddard
Montague
Gerrett
Greenfield
Parker
Stow
Peckard
Plainfield
Sherrill
Richmond
Smith
Colrain
ANT Banking
Roberts
Reading
Leach
Walpole
Kelley
Salem
Kinney
Wall of Haverhill
Willams
Attle- Lero
Bradley
Donovan
Citifs
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Spooner
Chelsea
Eall
Somerville
Dillon
Floryoke
Wetherell
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Waters of Sale
Keith
Brockton
Salter
Lynn
Emerson
Cambridge
Chace
Fall River
Carruth
Athol
Francis
Ney Bedford
Carey
Haverhill
Sale Allen
Marion
Springfield
Brad
Milton
Mitchell
Chicopee
Pettengill
Salisbury
Down
Malden
Gardner
Nantucket
Burgess
Wingate
Stearns
Lowell
Lydon
Fuller
Fast Bridgewater
Weeks
Wildes
Cloutier
Lawrence
Bearse
Bateman
Harvart
Toland
Gloucester
Heath
Hancock
Swift
Yarmouth
Mackey
Wearriner
Waltham
Childs
North Adame
Sullivan
Pect
Waterhouse of
Bourne
Watson
Aton
Hickey
McPherson
Framingham
Apsey
McKinle
Pearce
Howell
Ten
Butler
Mooney
Burns
Eroern
Danvers
Bemis
Foxboro
Jenks
Arren
Hersey
Hingham
Fleller
Briggs
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Gale
Natick
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Sleeper
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Holmes
Kingston
London
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Afrpairs
Schofield
Russell
Donahue
Fall
Ilver
Bartlett
Pittsfield
Brown
Dalton
Hall
Millbury
Humphrey
Peabody
Downs
Sterling
Marshall
Rockport
Marrington
Warner
Northampton
William J. Sullivan
Skerrett
Lesiie of
Love of
Webster
Amazeen of
Ord
Medfield
Googins
Bunran
Holyoke
Nightingale of the River
Chaffee
Oxford
Henalth Bullock
New Bedford
Williams
Medford
Desmond
Longley
Shirley
Barry
Quinlan
Poston
Barnett
Gibney
Borofsky
Garfield
Breed
Yester
Gheeney
McInerney
Mead
Dewey
Sheppard
Quincy
Horgan
Billard
Day
Paverhill
Hunt
North Attleboro
Davis
Amesbury
O’brien
Abington
Shufelt
Great Barrington
Poor
North Andover
Moore
Goardon Allen
Spencer
Belcher
Baston
Willis O
Ven
Radford
Hyde Park
Card
North Adams
Hunter
Gunsmen
Marrar
Lincoln
Tanation
Luce
Wakefield
Whitney
Winehendon
Wrothing Kent
Bliss
Oosk
la Uwinster
Albee
Bickford
Yin
Gartland
Westhampton
Marnell
Towns Hunt
Weymouth
Pool
Wenham
Chelmsford
Welch
Granville
MacCartney
Rockland
Torrey
Groton
Perkins
Plympton
Bulfineh
Garreld
O'Neill
Kins
Mendon
Caolidee
Jiopkinton
Collins
McNary
R Boston
Harrington
Frost
Deainaghe
Bulfinch
Swampscott
Rabbi
Hinsley
Bullock
New Hedford
Maloney
Garrity
Graves
Twomby
Winchester
Won
Boyleton
Fenton
Daige
Hardwick
Falliver
Andover
Healey
Bleiler
Brewer
Badger
Stowell
New Salem
Ipswich
New Selem
Vainting—Spooner
Paige
Wweardwick
Rounds
Jones
State House
Rwis
Walsh
Clinton
Beverly
Allen
Logan
Dowse
O’neil
Inspector arrests man in defrauding Quincy House case
Inspector Robinson arrested Thomas Heffernan also known as JT Sands, 28, of 8 Dover Street yesterday afternoon on a charge of defrauding the Quincy House proprietor. He allegedly took seven days board and an entertainment amounting to $2.50.
Southern Railway Operates Pinehurst Pullman Sleeper Route
Southern Railway announces its sole passenger service to Pinehurst includes Pullman sleeping cars. Applicants should contact George C. Daniels, N E P A, at 228 Washington Street, Boston, for details.
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Southern Railway
Pinehurst
George C. Daniels
N. EP. A
Washington Street
Boston
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