Market Review and Outlook Sees Little Market Movement
The market shows technical strength early in the year but overall gains are modest with rails and industrials barely up. Reading and steel headlines dominate chatter as Reading’s high price is explained by small dividend and vast concealed assets, while Steel remains resilient amid a slack steel sector.
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Corey
States Steel Corporation
Steel Connion
Eiet
Steel
Steel 1
Reading
Chicago & Northwestern
Louisville & Nashville
Jersey Central
Denver Rio Grande Preferred and Tonopah Mining Dividends
Denver and Rio Grande preferred and Tonopah Mining dividends payable. Paso Electric preferred, $3.
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Denver & Rio Grande
Tonopah Mining
Paso Electric
Opera Star Maria Gay Praises Cooking Skill
Maria Gay, cast as Pilar in the third performance of ha Habanera at the Boston Opera House, prides herself on her cooking the dishes of her native Italy. She often travels to source ingredients and flavorings that meet her exact preferences.
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Maria Gay
Pilar
Boston Opera House
Italy
Dance to Raise Home Rule Funds by A O H in Charlestown
The Irish Parliamentary party support group A O H Board of Erin met at John Boyle O Reilly Hall Charlestown and voted to hold a social and dance in Cypress Hall. New officers installed for the year include D A Scannell as president JT Furke vice president recording secretary and financial secretary D Connors treasurer D Walker marshal P Mc Colgan sentinel with trustees TJ Scannell DReddy and Matthew Wilson and by M O Halloran.
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Irish Parliament
Board of Erin
John Boyle O'Reilly
Charlestown
Cypress Hall
Campwom
D. A. Scannell
JT. J. Furke
Darragh
D. In
Advise Purchase of Mines of America and Submarine Sales
Advertisement from BARLY & FAY at SA State St Boston solicits orders to buy or sell submarine signals rubber bearings Unika Wheel James Shay & Co Alfred E. Long Co Jamaica Cape Cod Cranberry Linen Mills Autopress and related items while urging readers to send for a pur setter.
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Signal Library Bureau
James Shay & Co
State St
Boston
Alfred E. Long & CO
Unika
Jamaica
Cape Cod
Oxford Linen Mills
Barly & Fay
SA State St
Italian cooks share family gnocchi in Barcelona memories
Mme. Gay and her husband Giovanni Zenatello enjoy making gnocchi using a beloved family recipe from Barcelona. They value the traditional method passed down through generations in their kitchen.
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Maria Gay
Giovanni Zenatello
Mme. Gay
Barcelona
Newton Catholic Club to Hold Annual Banquet
Newton January 8 On Thursday evening January 12 the annual banquet of the Newton Catholic Club will take place in Temple Hall Newtonville A reception will be from 7 to 730 followed by the banquet Notable guests include Archbishop O Connell Governor Eugene N Foss Mayor Charles E Hatfield Congressman elect Murray and J E Burke supervisor of schools The club has grown to over 300 members and plans a new building at Washington and Prospect streets The club emphasizes moral and intellectual development and holds weekly speakers or athletic entertainments led by President Milo F Hargedon.
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Newton
Newton Catholic Club
Temple Hall
Newtonville
O'Connell
Eugene N. Foss
Charles E. Hatfield
Murray
J. E. Burke
Washington and
Prospect Streets
Milo F. Hargedon
Daily Fire Record From 2 A. M. To 2 A. M
Fire log notes from 2 A. M. to 2 A. M include entries for Margaret Given at 118 Addison Street with loss 200 dollars Patrick Moore at 136 Fisher Avenue with loss 10 dollars and Charles Wirth at 115 Sheridan Street Jamaica Plain with damage 60 dollars.
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Margaret Given
Addison Street
Patrick Moore
Fisher Avenue
Charles Wirth
Sheridan Street
Jamaica Plain
Labor Meeting News A F L Holds All Day Meet
The Massachusetts State Branch A F L executive board convened all day at Wells Memorial to back bakers unions on sanitary shop conditions and voting access. Durin and Joyce to press State Board of Health and Secretary Olin on enforcement, while Mansfield was elected state branch attorney. Parks spoke on workmen compensation, with actions ordered for the executive committee and memorial plans for Rep James Mellen.
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Massachusetts State Branch
A. F. of L
Wells Memorial
Murdock N. McRea
William H. Sands
Brockton Bakers’ Union
Bakers’ Unions
State Board of Health Act
Thomas J. Durnin
Holyoke
Martin T. Joyce
State Board of Health
Bakers
Olin
Frederick W. Mansfield
Boston
Joseph A. Parks
Fall River
State Commission On Workmen's Compensation
Charles A. Cullen
Worcester Central Labor Union
James H. Mellen
Durnin
Uniforms urged for city laborers in meeting
George H. Foss deputy superintendent of streets addressed the Ben Franklin Assembly Knights of Labor in Deacon Hall. The crowd included sanitary and street cleaning workers. Louis K. Rourke was expected but did not attend. Foss urged uniforming all city laborers.
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George H. Foss
Ben Franklin Assembly
Knights of Labor
Deacon Hall
Foss
Louis K. Rourke
Uniformed Service
Bartenders Union pushes liquor license vote in Boston
The Boston Bartenders Union held its largest meeting and directed all members to work the polls from open to close tomorrow to secure maximum votes for license. They will cover every precinct and staff near their homes to support legally regulated liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Bartenders’ Union
Boston
Boston 1915 Railroad Conference Organizes Monthly Meetings
In Tremont building Boston last evening the Boston 1915 Conference of Railroad Brotherhoods held a meeting and organized. Members voted to hold monthly sessions on the third Sunday at 8 p.m. starting February in room 3820. Leonard Jackson Ross was elected president and George E. Roener secretary. An 11 member executive committee was formed with five new members including Martin Brennan John Moulds and Earl H. Morton along with the president and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Building
Boston
Conference of Railroad Brotherhoods
Leonard Jackson Ross
O. R.T
George E. Roener
Old Colony
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Martin Brennan
Boston Lodge 97
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
John Moulds
Pioneer Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
Earl H. Morton
The
Order of Railroad Station Employees
Railway Clerks Elect Officers at Old Colony Lodge Meeting
Old Colony Lodge 143 of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks met at 494 Washington Street and elected officers. G W Eastley was named president with H J Townsend as vice president and Edward Brady as treasurer. Other officers include G R Starkey financial secretary, Roger Leahy sergeant at arms, B E F King chaplain, Alexander Stuart inner guard, and an executive board led by F C G Emery and W H Harrington. Local protective board includes G W Eastley as chair and FP G Emery with Joseph F Egan and others.
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Old Colony Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
N. Y
N. H
Man Dies After Fall From Roof In Midnight Altercation
Police at Hanover Street investigate the death of William Dzimgevich 30 of 23 Morton Street found with a fractured skull after a 45 foot fall from a roof near his home. Suspicion targets two roommates Joseph Valacebet and Anton Budnovich who were on the roof and later arrested.
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Hanover Street
William Dzimgevich
Morton Street
Berry
Murphy and
Donovan
Joseph Valacebet
Anton Budnovich
Dzimgevich
Stable inspection draws 50 entries in Boston parade
Horse owners take free expert confidential advice from the Boston Work-Horse Parade Association to boost stable efficiency. More than 50 entries received, including many large city stables, and over 2300 horses will benefit. Memorial Day parade circulars will be issued this week.
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Boston
Husband Found Dead in Brighton Home Cellar
John Cox aged 58 of 347 Market Street Brighton was found hanging by a clothesline from a cellar rafter by his wife yesterday morning. Mrs Cox said he had not been seen since Saturday evening when he left home. A physician said he had been dead for several hours.
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John Cox
Market Street
Brighton
City sanitation chief urges pension plan and uniforms
The speaker praised the sanitary division as hard working and well disciplined. He argued for a pension system to honor aging workers and proposed universal uniforms to boost efficiency and curb negative publicity.
Labor Men Urged to Remember Friends in Tomorrow's Election
Boston Central Labor Union meeting discusses candidates for the School Board and their positions on the union label. The Typographical Union criticized responses except Julia Duff's. the issue was referred to the Boston C. S. U. for action. The political activity committee urges organized labor to remember their friends on Tuesday next.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Building
Boston Typographical Union
Allied Printing Trades Council
Typographical Union
Julia Duff
Boston C. S. U
Boston C. U. WA
Organized Labor
Man Rescues Train Crew After Narrow Crash
Bold action by Leighton saves a crew member as an express caroms into freight wreckage. Engineer Larabee halts the train after a early signal warning. Leighton, exhausted, perches on a ledge and is later found by Conductor Rose after searching the wreck scene.
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Larabee
Cur
Leighton
Bedfellow Dead Beside Him After Boston Drinking
Yoseph M. Reidy of Malden, 32, was found dead in bed at John McDonald’s home. Dr. Perle ruled heart failure brought on by alcoholism. Reidy’s companions Lewis, Flanagan, Kelley and Moyland were detained on drunkenness charges after the group's Boston trip.
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Yoseph M. Reidy
Malden
John McDonald
McDonald
Dr. Perle
John Lewis
Richard Flanagan
Henry G. Kelley
Joseph Moyland
Reidy
Boston
McDonald House
Lewis
Flanagan
Kelley
Moyland
Harvard president named boot agent during Catholic meeting
At St. Augustine's Hall in South Boston last night Joseph H. O'Neil, addressing the Suffolk County Federation of Catholic Societies, called President Emeritus Eliot of Harvard a boot agent.
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Eliot
Joseph H. O'Neil
Suffolk County Federation of Catholic Societies
St. Augustine’s Hall
Boston
Emeritus Eliot
Harvard
New England Clerks Elect Leaders At Boston Convention
Delegates from across New England gathered in Rathbone Hall Boston for the Retail Clerks International Protective Association District Two meeting. International Secretary H J Conway and General Organizer Baker announced Kiernan of the district was named International Vice-president. Cummings of Hartford was re-elected president and Kiernan sec-treasurer, with a slate of six vice-presidents elected. An assistant organizer was added to aid Kiernan.
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New England
Boston
International Protective Association
Rathbone Hall
Washington Street
H.J Conway
Denver
Oa Baker
Pittsburg
Conway
F. J. Kiernan
Treasury
Kiernan
J. Cummings
Hartford
Conn
KF. J. Kiernan
B. Moynihan
Chelsea
B. J
Labor notes recap of union elections across Boston area
The report lists re-elected leaders and newly chosen officers for multiple unions including Teamsters 149, Baggage and Transfer Drivers and Helpers Union, Boston Machinists 264, Artificial Stone Cement and Asphalt Workers Union, Cambridge City Employees Union 8279, and Electrical Workers' Unions. It notes organizing drives in West End and Charlestown yards, sick and accident benefits funded, upcoming union events, and forthcoming wage increase notices in the Watertown Arsenal.
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Revere
Greaney
Abe Aban Macats
Boston Sanitary
Teamsters’ Union 149
Coor Kane
James Burns
Presti
Thomas H. ‘Dannon
Patrick
Central Labor Union
Harry J. Jennings
Boston Machinists’ Union 264
Frank Jennings
Watertown Arsenal
Gilbert Frey
Waterproof Branch
Cambridge City Employees’ Union
A. F. of L
Cypress Hall
Michael D. Collins
Edward Culhane
H. Sullivan
J. Fitzgerald
WW. Wall
W. Grace
Ed Roach
Thomas Lynch
G. Dalton
Joseph
William F. Dempsey
John P. Mullen
Thomas Young
George Brady
William J. O'Brien
Patrick Butler
Michael O'Meara
District Assembly
K. of I
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Assembly
Michael White
Dennis Driscoll
Alexander Ryan
Mark Kgaugh
John Malone
Michael Shannon
Richard White
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William E. Soule
America
Labor Meeting News
Niforms
Sanitary Division
Public Service Corporation
Bedfellow
LABOR
Shubert
Eve
Tremont St. Opp
Hollis St
Mars
Marie
Cahill
Judy
Tremont
Revue OF
Anna Held
OPERA
Old Cross Roads
Galety
the Beauty Trust
Cam Tap
Jardin DE Paris
Cora Livingstone
Lovina
Yaldron’s Casino
Midnight Maidens
Henry W. Savage
Jollity
Paris
May Rose
Lisle
Delia Sylvester
Marion Benson
Millie Blair
Ikatherine Moon
Virginia Vincent
Sam Sidman
Bowdoin SQ
Revere House
Scollay Sq
Venus
Nee JR
Lottle Dwyer
Dewey
Freer
Sarah
Bernard S L’ Aiglon
Mee
Wis
Camille
Jeanne D’arc Camille L’aiglon
LA Tosca
Jeanne D’arc LA Sorciere
B.F. Keith’s Theatre
Tanguay
Schichtl
Henry Horton & Co
Karl Emmy
Laneton Lucier & Co
Cunningham and
Marion
Tom Jack
Miller and Lyle
Charles Frohman
Rich & Harris
Jessees & Mers
Arsene
Lupin
William Courtenay
GLOBE
Washington and Beach Sts
Loew's
Orpheum Theatre
20Th Century
Vaudeville and Moving Pictures
Mats
Henry Russell
Aida. Mines
Dessina
Gay Savage
Mim
Zenatello
Galeffi
Mardones
Giaccone
White
At & Anna
Imperial Russian Ballet
Theophile Gautier
Mmes
Dereyne
B. Fisher
Swartz
MM. Martin
Blanchart
Stroeseo
Fornari
Goodrich
Mme
Nielsen
Lassalle
Andre Caplet
Rigolet
Ian
Gay
G. Fisher
MM. Constantino
Polese
Perini
Tavecchia
Puleini
Huddy
Moranzoni
Tremont Street
Fastern Talking Machine Co
Mason & Hamlin Pianos
Columbia
Columbia Phonograph Company
Tremont St
Ches. Frohman
Tlurris
Lessees & Mears
Weber
Bessie McCoy
Charles Vrohman
Donald Brian
Burton Holmes
Munich
Bavaria
Prague
Bohemia
Germany
Ague
Symphony Hall
Alessandro Bonet
Boston Arena
St. Botolph & Mass
Ave
St. Francis Xavier
Washington &T
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