Stocks Slide as Market Remains Narrow and Irregular
The market today shows dull, narrow trading with scattered activity. Manhattan rises from 137.5 to around 140.8 while Sugar fluctuates, Union Pacific slips, Amalgamated weak amid Heinze case pressure, and local Sugar and Steel issues lag. Copper and other hopes hold sideways as analysts note limited buyer interest and a cautious outlook for the next move.
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Manhattan
New York
Second Avenue Line
New York Central
Boston
Congress
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Dominion Coal
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Gas and Coke Company
Montreal & Boston Copper Company
Greenwood
N. Y
Herbert I. Foster
Stock Exchange
Laurence Curtis
Jackson & Curtis
Exchange
Paine, Webber & Co
Foster
Harvard
Brookline
The
Jos
Stolen bonds offered for sale in Boston
Stolen securities described include ten $1000 United States coupon bonds of 1926 and five $1600 Baltimore and Ohio railroad coupons. They were numbered in ranges and due dates varied. Notice given to notify William Br Watts, Chief Inspector, Boston.
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Boston
United States
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Southwestern Division
William BR
Watts
Loston
U. S. Steel Jupiter 128 Ce Shares for Sale
A market brief lists U. S. Steel Jupiter shares at 128 ce for sale with contact address P. potentially indicating a private seller. Details are brief and names or firm specifics are limited.
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U. S. Steel
Jupiter
Ambassadors and crimes in New York and across states
Telegraph dispatches report Ambassador Joseph Choate’s reception in New York before his London return aboard the St Louis. In Newark Henry Schaub was found guilty of first degree murder for killing his wife and infant daughter. Louisiana cane sugar growers protest Cuban sugar concessions in Congress. Liberty Bell Day observed in Charleston. Rickeyite mill fire near Clearfield burned two men to death with others gravely injured. Mines near Dubois and Adrian and Florence see large strikes affecting hundreds. Wabash lines extend 1901 passes, signaling possible break with Central Passenger Association.
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New York
Joseph H. Choate
Dubois
Penn
Adrian
Florence
Rochester and Wittsburg Coal and Liron Company
Chicago
The
Wabash
Central Passenger Association
Boston fighter beats Bellows Falls opponent in opera house
In Bellows Falls Vermont Kelley of Boston endured a heavy beating at the hands of Dave McNell during a bout staged in the town opera house tonight.
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Bellows Falls
Young Kelley
Boston
Dave McNell
The Patriot in Peace address to Commonwealth Club
William J Bryan speaks at a Boston Commonwealth Club dinner, praising nonpartisan civic duty and patriotism. He recalls Spanish War lessons, argues for peace through justice, and defines patriotism as civic sacrifice in peace alongside war. He blasts partisanship, lauds public virtue, and urges active citizenship.
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Lfe
Jefferson
Chicago
Bryan
Commonwealth Club
Boston
Great
Bay State
Some Views of Peace and Patriotism in Education
A historical speech discusses patriotism as intelligent self interest. It argues that love of country requires self restraint and sacrifice for the common good, not mere pursuit of wealth. The speaker condemns a narrow view of education focused only on money, urging citizens to cultivate judgment and civic usefulness.
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Isaiah
Prince of Peace
Georgia
Schoo
Centrist Leader Lieber Fatally Ill in Reichstag
In Berlin on January 9 Dr. Ernst Lieber, a Centrist leader in the Reichstag, is reported to be fatally ill. Another January 9 item from Pekin notes the death of Dr. Poole, surgeon attached to the American legation, from typhoid fever.
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Berlin
Ernst Lieber
Reichstag
Pekin
Poole
Legation
Lawson Horses Ship Back From Lexington to Dreamwold
Herbert Gray, manager for Thomas W. Lawson, arrived from Boston to ship 1% head of Lawson trotting stock from Lexington to Dreamwold near Boston. The move signals Lawson’s retirement from racing to focus on breeding, with Dreamwold poised to hold over 2,000,000 in horseflesh and equipment.
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Lexington
Herbert Gray
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Mr. Lawson
Dreamwold
Boste
Tils
Letters of Regret From Governors Crane Miles
President Washburn reads letters of regret from Governor Crane and General Nelson A Miles regarding invitations to the Commonwealth Club meeting with William Jennings Bryan as guest. Crane declines due to official duties in Boston January 3 1901. Miles cannot attend January 9 due to official engagements in Washington December 27 1901.
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Washburn
Crane
George F. Washburn
Sir
Commonwealth Club
William Jennings Bryan
Boston
M. Crane
Washington
D. C
George W. Washburn
Nelson A. Miles
Admiral Dewey declines Commonwealth Club Boston banquet
From Washington December 26 1901 Admiral Dewey replies to the invitation from the Commonwealth Club of Massachusetts to attend a January 9 banquet in Boston. He cannot accept due to prior Florida travel plans and thanks the sender for the courtesy. George F. Washburn, Esq.
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Washington, D. C
Commonwealth Club of Massachusetts
Boston
Florida
George Dewey
George F. Washburn
Washington
Sir
Commonwealth Club of
Schley
George Fred Williams
Schley and Williams Letters From 1902 Commonwealth Club Events
Correspondence between Rear Admiral Schley and George Fred Williams discusses invitations to Commonwealth Club dinners in Boston. Schley regrets missing a January 1902 event due to prior commitments, while Williams explains refusal to public dinners amid political lull and expresses strong support for William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic cause.
Bryan's Busy Day Brings Bryan to Boston and Cambridge
The Hon. William Jennings Bryan stays at the American House in Boston then heads to Holyoke to speak, returns to Boston for a Cambridge visit with Mayor McNamee, and plans to address Harvard students on A Conquering Nation. A bustling day includes receptions at Quincy House and meetings with Washburn, Fitzgerald, and other notable figures.
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American House
Stephen W. Nickerson
Bryan
Holyoke
Boston
Mayor McNamee
Cambridge
Harvard
George F. Washburn
Commonwealth Club
Washburn
Westwood
South Terminal
New Haven
Commonwealth Ub
Gerry Brown
George E. McNeill
Mr. Pryan
Mr. Washburn
Quincy House
Mr. Bryan
A. O. Drinkwater
Josiah Quincy
George Fred Williams
John F. Fitzgerald
A. A. Putnam
Uxbridge
William N. Osgood
Malden
Hemself
Collins
Harvard Plans for Bryan at Sanders Theatre
William Jennings Bryan will address Harvard University tomorrow night in Sanders Theatre, with tickets issued to any applicant. The change from an exclusive Harvard Union event followed wide interest and a push by Bryan supporters to include non-members. President Eliot intervened, enabling a non-partisan, all-student audience and a record crowd expected.
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William Jennings Bryan
Harvard University
Harvard Union
Sanders Theatre
Harvard
Bryan
Eliot
George Marsh
Harvard Democratic Club
Rowe
Democratic Club
Overcoat Thief Strikes Four Street Addresses City
Last night a persistent thief hit the dining room at 79 Rutland street stealing a coat from F E. B. Osgood of 14 West Concord street. A raglan belonging to Miss Katie Donahue of 14 West Concord was stolen from 747 Tremont street. Patrick J. Shea, 23, of 4 Edgerly place, suffered an epileptic seizure in Park square and was treated before being moved to City Hospital. An alarm from Box 78 noted a fire at 87 Fleet street, a three story wooden building with a carpenter shop on the second floor. the blaze spread to the third level, owner unknown, damage $1500.
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Rutland Street
F E. B. Osgood
Concord Street
Tremont Street
Katie Donahue
Patrick J. Shea
Edgerly Place
Park Square
Williams
City Hospital
Fleet Street
M. McDonald
Revolution in Servia Feared in Vienna Report
Vienna reports the Servian crisis as exceedingly serious with an empty treasury and unpaid officials and army except Belgrade garrison. A government loan failure could trigger an inevitable revolution, per the Neue Freie Presse.
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Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Servia
Belgrade
Doctor Stearns Dies After Brief Illness
Newton physician Dr. D. Waldo Stearns died at his Watertown street home after a brief illness. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
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Newton
D. Waldo Stearns
Watertown Street
Atheneum Associates Dance Set at Paine Memorial Hall
The annual dance of the Atheneum Associates of Cambridge will be held at Paine Memorial Hall Friday evening. The Atheneum Associates are composed of the employees of Ginn & Co.
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Atheneum Associates of
Cambridge
Paine Memorial Hall
Atheneum Associates
Ginn & Co
Tufts Defeats North Union 31 to 6 In Strong Start
Tufts College basketball beat North Union Club 31 to 6 last night as Steinburg pierced Nantnham’s defense and scored seven of Tufts ten goals. Tufts plans to face Medford High tonight before a game at Harvard on Saturday.
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North Union Club
Steinburg
St Nnham
Ufts
Medford High
Harvard
Dustin Lancey Dead in Newtonville Home at 81
Dustin Lancey died this evening at his Newtonville home on Lowell Avenue aged 81 years. Funeral details were not available. He was a long time resident and connected with local affairs.
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Dustin Lancey
Lowell Avenue
Newtonville
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