Sugar Leads Market Revival After Morning Selloff
A volatile session saw Steel weaken then gain with Sugar rallying about six points after its annual meeting. New York and London markets firmed later, with Express stocks gaining and bonds steady. Local banks reported unchanged money rates as copper and electric shares posted mixed moves.
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Jan
James R. Keene
London
New York
Unon Pacific
St. Paul
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Boston
Shawmut
Erie Telephone
Hornblower & Weeks
Dominion Coal
Blake Bros
New York Funds
DTG
Cowae Ee
Copley Square Trust Company
American Loan and Trust Company
Messrs. S. Lothrop Ames
George W. Brown
Royal Robbins
Second National Bank
James H. Beal
Thomas P. Beal
Charles F. Fairbanks
Edward W. Hutchins
Walter J.ierce
Jacob W. Seaver
Joshua M. Sears
W. B. Thomas
Jucius Tuttle
Alexanders. Wheeler
State National Bank
Boston & Northern
Old Colony
Wainwright Bros. & Co
Calumet & Trecla
Amalgamated
Calumet & Heela
Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Philadelphia
National Shawmut Bank
Heath
MEETING OF WOOL MEN AT PARKER HOUSE
The National Association of Wool Manufacturers held its 29th annual meeting at the Parker House. C. H. Harding of Philadelphia presided. the old board was re-elected with Harding as president and a slate including James Phillips Jr of Fitchburg and John N Carpenter of New Brunswick as vice presidents. An informal lunch followed with brief addresses by notable speakers from the new Bureau of Standards and local textile institutions.
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National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Parker House
C. H. Harding
Philadelphia
Penn
James Phillips, Jr
Fitchburg
Mass
John N
Carpenter
New Brunswick
N. J
George Sykes
Rockville
N. D. North
Boston
Stratton
New Bureau of Standards
Washington
W. W. Crosby
Lowell Textile School
Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Curtis Guild, Jr
Charles H. Harding
Association
William Whitman
Planing mill blaze at Newport causes $10000 loss
Newport Vermont A J Whith Son's planing mill burned today causing about 10000 dollars in damage. Other items note the death of Frank Stanhope lumberman from a falling tree and Andrew Carnegie’s library actions in New York.
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Newport
Tan
A. J. Whith & Son
Machias
Frank Stanhope
Washington
Jan. S
Hokins
House Census Committee
White House
Lodge
Hanna
ST. John
N. B
Thomas Wooden
Patterson Settlement
Sunbury County
Woodstock
Harry Chapman
Saratoga
Andrew Carnegie
New York
New York Public Library
World Briefs From Lisbon to London
Cable Cape Town reports Mr and Mrs Kipling arriving. In Lisbon a tutor to the Crown Prince killed himself. In London the habeas corpus writ for H St John Dix was granted amid larceny charges in the United States. Paris notes France seeks Washington views on coercing Venezuela to settle claims.
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Cape Town
Rudyard Kipling
Lisbon
Mousinho Albuquerque
Crown Prince of
Portugal
London
High Court OF Justice
H. St. John Dix
Dix
United States
Paris
Associated Press
Washington
France
Venezuela
Shaw and Lyman Named Washington Nominees
The President sent Senate nominations for Leslie M. Shaw as Secretary of the Treasury. George H. Lyman is named collector of customs for the Boston and Charlestown district. Postmasters for Massachusetts and Maine are listed with several towns including Taunton Bridgton and Waterville.
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Shaw
Lyman
Washington
Senate
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
George H. Lyman
Boston
Charlestown
Mass
Massachusetts
Winslow Gray
Campella
William EF. Dunbar
Taunton
Maine
John F. Davis
Bridgton
Elisha Clark
Biddeford
Arthur T. Moor
Farmington
Edward Harding
Gorham
Frank A. Knight
North Berwick
Willard M. Dunn
Waterville
Grafton D. Cushing Seeks School Board Presidency
Grafton D Cushing tells a Post reporter he expects to become the next school board president with 14 of 24 committee votes and unanimous backing from the Public School Association. The Barristers Hall lawyer, about 36, from Back Bay Ward 11, boasts athletic build, neat dress, and sports interest.
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Grafton D. Cushing
Mr. Cushing
Public School Association
Cushing
Barristers Hall
Back Bay
Boston
Nolton
The
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promoted As Safe Remedy
Advertises Stuart's Catarrh Tablets at 50 cents as safe effective treatment for catarrh including nasal throat and stomach symptoms. Highlights lack of cocaine or opiates, cites doctors Dr Ramsdell and Dr Wainwright praising daily use for headaches hearing loss and deafness, notes suitability for children and free mail order booklet from F A Stuart Co.
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Stuart
Ramsdell
Wainwright
F. A. Stuart Go
Marshall, Mich
Edmands Denies Immediate Cadet Command Resignation
Col J EF iK Edmands dismissed rumors of stepping down from the First Corps of Cadets, saying he does not know if resignation is imminent. He noted Captain Thomas Talbot is a likely successor, but refused to comment on future command details during an election period.
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First Corps of Cadets
J. EF. Ik Edmands
Thomas Talbot
Rhdmands
Talbot
Large New England rum and tobacco cargo sails to Africa
The three masted schooner Alice J Crabtree departs Boston for the gold coast with 670 puncheons of rum valued at 117 570 dollars and 46 tierces of tobacco weighing 23 000 pounds. The ship also carries 43 912 feet of pine lumber and assorted provisions totaling 124 346 dollars.
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Alice J. Crabtree
Boston
Gold Coast
Africa
New England
Carszo
Florida Water
Streetcar Fire Flare. Motorman Halts Panic at Causeway
At Causeway and Haverhill streets a Lynn and Boston street railway car blew a fuse and burst into flame as it turned into the subway. The motorman shut off power and held the door to calm frightened passengers while Patrolman Maguire detached the trolley pole and assisted evacuations.
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Causeway
Haverhill Streets
Lynn & Boston Street Railway
Theifront
Maguire
Station 1
Cambridge Police Mutual Aid Ball Sets Record Attendance
The Cambridge Police Mutual Aid Association hosted its 380th annual ball with Mayor McNamee entering the hall to applause after a reception at the Newtowne Club. City officials and neighboring town departments attended, as the grand march featured leaders including Thomas P. Rowe and James L. McElroy plus Thomas M. Campbell.
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Cambridge Police Mutual Aid Association
McNamee
Newtowne Club
Cloyes
Thomas P. Rowe
James L. McElroy
Thomas M. Campbell
Claims and Burials From City Morgue
The body of Mrs. Ryan, stored at the hospital morgue for over a week, was removed by her husband yesterday and buried. Relatives arranged today to move the bodies of Mrs. Kate O Reilley and her brother James Looney for proper burial. George Gill of 57 Fleet Street, taken to hospital December 20 and died there three days later, remains unclaimed.
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Ryan
Itv
Kate O’reilley
James Looney
George Gill
Fleet Street
Census Bureau Reports U S Population in 1900
Washington Jan 8 The census bureau announced the population of the United States including possessions was 8 283 069 in the census year 1900.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Police District Clerks Hold Annual Dinner and Election
The Associated Clerks of the Police Districts of the Municipal Courts of Massachusetts held their annual dinner at Young's Hotel. District Attorneys Hoar of Worcester Sanderson of Middlesex and French of Norfolk and Judge Avery of East Norfolk attended as guests. J B S Churchill of Quincy was elected president for the ensuing year with A J Fitch of Palmer as first vice president B A Hathaway of Plymouth as second vice president and N Thomas Merritt Jr of Dorchester as secretary.
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Municipal Courts
Massachusetts
Young's Hotel
Cambridge reception honors city leaders at Newtowne Club
The Newtowne Club of Cambridge hosted a reception for Mayor Mc Namee and the City Council Friday evening. Attending were club president E D Mellen, Aldermen president James K Aylward, Common Council president Thorndike Spalding, with Ex-Mayor Wrenson and Mrs Dickinson present.
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Mc Namee
Newtowne Club
Cambridge
McNamee
E. Db. Mellen
James K. Aylward
Board of Aldermen
Thorndike Spalding
Common Council
Wrenson
Dickinson
Water Works Association Meets In City Meeting
The New Zealand Water Works Association held its annual meeting in the city. An executive committee session took place at the Tremont Temple headquarters in the morning. At 1 p.m. a luncheon was served at Young's Hotel with President F. H. Crandall of Burlington, Vermont, presiding.
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Water Works Association
New Zaeland Water Works Association
Tremont Temple Building
Young's Hotel
F. H. Crandall
Burlington, Vt
Strife at Long Wharf Sets Tuna Towboat Strain
Engineers at Red Star Towboat and boat owners clash over pay and discipline as strikes spread. A discharged Teaser engineer sparks dispute with head office leaders, while fishing fleets and lumber shipments pivot through Gloucester and Boston ports amid weather and shipyard shifts.
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Red Star Towboat Company
Long Wharf
State Street
Gloucester
Frances Whalen
Magais Sullivan
T Wharf
Buenos Ayres
Landskrona
Flias A. Burgess
Thomas A. Goddard
Fred Adams
Nellie
Lewis Towoaoat Company
Mast
Boston
Lewis Wharf
Gifford
London
Cunard and Dominion Lines
Liverpool
Storm King Arrives After Tough 20 Day Atlantic Voyage
The steamer Storm King arrived from Antwerp yesterday after a 20 day voyage. Captain Crosby called it one of the toughest of his entire career. On December 22 a heavy sea stove in the chart house and caused other damage.
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Antwerp
Crosby
Sail and wind force early 1900s harbor scene and arrivals
The passage notes a brisk northeast wind troubling a fleet of tugs schooners and a bark bound for eastern ports. It mentions the seven masted schooner under construction for Captain John G. Crowley and others, a Gloucester Independence fishing schooner with frozen herring, and the steamship Altonia carrying steerage passengers from Liverpool bound to East Boston. It records arrivals and movements of the Henry O. Barrett and Kennett, plus dockside displays at a Hutchinson store window.
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John ¢. Cottingham
National Dock
First Boston
Charles C.hutchinson
State Street
Fore River
John G. Crowley
Thomas Lawson
Independence
Cape Cod
Old Dominion
New York
Bay of Islands
N. 1
Maloney
Crapaud
P. FE
Altonia
Cunard Line
Potter
Cork Harbor
Boston
Liverpool
Queenstown
Henry O. Barrett
Newport News
Kennett
Cardenas
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Update
Sun rises at 7 14 a m and sets at 4 30 p m with a day length of 9 hours 16 minutes. Arrivals include ships such as Storm King Crosby Sparta Preha and City of Gloucester among others with merchandise and passengers to various firms and destinations. Departures list steamers Carib Admiral Farragut Phenix and Maverick with tows and tugs from Portland Salem and Philadelphia.
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Crosby
Antwerp
Furness, Withy & Co
Sparta
Ger
Preha
Portland
Patterson & Wylde
Gloucester
James
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
City of Gloucester
Yber
Spindler
Crapaud
TGR
Maloney
Bay of Islands
Tawny
Dohivnon
Salem
Nottingham
Tingle
Farrell
Georges Creek
Kelly
Portsmouth
Scratch and Itch No More with Dean’s Ointment
An advertisement touts relief for itching piles claiming day and night disruption ends with Dean’s Ointment. It promises a cure available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
Brush replies to Spalding over National League trust plan
John T Brush fires back at A G Spalding in a caustic letter printed with league correspondence. Brush accuses Spalding of schemes to freeze out rival clubs and mocks his presidential tenure while urging stronger action to save the league. He likens Spalding to an idle Ohio River steamboat as the factions threaten the NL.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John T Brush
A. G. Spalding
National League
Mr. Brush
Spalding
Frank Robison
Hart
Mr. Spalding
Washington
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
St. Louis
League
John. T. .Brush
Gillette Couple Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John B Gillette of Malden celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their home 83 Park Street Malden with family this afternoon and evening.
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Malden
Jan
John B.gillette
Park Street
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