Dow Market Wavers As Sugar and Steel Lead Activity
Irregular dull session with Manhattan rising to 140 3 8 on opening 137 1 2. Sugar swung from 122 3 4 to 122 1 4 closing weak. Union Pacific fell from 104 to 102 3 8 amid large lots. Amalgamated and St Paul weak while copper stocks remain quiet. Local market shows Sugar and Steel weakness with a handful of gains in Dominion Coal.
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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
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Stock Exchange
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Jackson & Curtis
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Chicago
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International Paper
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Western Union
Stolen United States and railroad coupons report
In Boston on January 7 1902 ten ten hundred dollar United States coupons of 1925 numbers 72 874 to 72 678 inclusive 72 186 and 72 187 31 414 to 381 416 inclusive five sixteen hundred dollar Baltimore and Ohio railroad Southwestern division 31% per cent coupon beds due July 1 1925 numbered M24 815 to 24 519 inclusive If offered for sale notify William B Watts Chief Inspector Boston.
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United States
Baltimore & Ohblo Railroad
Southwestern Division
William B. Watts
U S Steel Jupiter 50 Shares for Sale
Local notice lists U S Steel Jupiter stock offering of 50 shares for sale with a contact address P likely for inquiries. No dates or further terms provided in readable text.
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U. S. Steel
Jupiter
Ambassadors Reception and Trials Across Several Cities
The dispatches report Ambassador Joseph H. Choate’s reception in New York and his upcoming return to London 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 protested to Congress against Cuban sugar concessions. Liberty Bell Day was observed in Charleston with schools and stores closed. A fire destroyed the Rickeyite Non-Explosive Powder mill near Clearfield, causing multiple fatalities. Large coal mine strikes affected Adrian and Florence in Pennsylvania. Wabash Railroad announces 1901 passes honored through Jan 30, signaling potential anti-pass agreement strains.
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Joseph H. Choate
Congress
Charleston
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Dubois
Adrian
Florence
Rochester
Central Passenger Association
Patriot in Peace Address Praises Bryan at Boston Club
The Commonwealth Club in Boston hosts a non partisan gathering to honor William Jennings Bryan. Speakers, including Lieut. Gov. Bates and Mayor Collins, laud his honesty, patriotism, and two presidential campaigns amid calls for peaceful civic duties and justice in government.
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Bay State
Bryan's Busy Day in Boston and Cambridge Tour
The Hon. William Jennings Bryan spent a busy day in Boston and Cambridge. He arrived in Boston from New Haven and was greeted by officials, including George F. Washburn, and attended a reception and banquet at the Quincy House. Bryan planned speeches in Holyoke and Harvard, with visits to Cambridge and Westwood and a notable meal noted for his hearty appetite.
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Holyoke
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Commonwealth Club
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Westwood
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George Fred Williams
John I. Fitzgerald
Imam
Uxbridge
William N. Osgood
Malden
Collins
Lawson Trotting Stock Sent to Dreamwold Farm
Herbert Gray, manager for Thomas W. Lawson, arrived from Boston to ship 13 head of Lawson trotting stock from Lexington to Dreamwold near Boston. The move marks Lawson retirement from racing to focus on breeding with Dreamwold set to be equipped at about $2,000 in value.
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Herbert Gray
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Mr. Lawson
Dreamwold
Centrist Leader Dr Ernst Lieber Fatally Ill
Berlin reports that Dr Ernst Lieber the Centrist leader in the Reichstag is fatally ill. In Pekin Dr Poole attached to the American legation as surgeon dies of typhoid fever.
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Ernst Lieber
Reichstag
Pekin
Poole
Kelley Beats Belted by McNeill in Falls Opera House
Young Kelley of Boston was given a hard pounding by Dave McNeill in the opera house at Bellows Falls Vermont tonight.
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Young Kelley
Bellows Falls
Boston
Dave McNeill
Patriotism as intelligent sacrifice and enlightened selfishness
The speaker defines patriotism as love of country expressed through total commitment, urging the mind heart and conscience to serve the nation. He likens war to a needed surgical cut, argues intelligence and education serve national well being, and asserts that heart power precedes mere intellect in achieving national greatness.
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Georgia
Letters of Regret Read by President Washburn
The read letters include Mr George F Washburn declining invitation to a Commonwealth Club meeting with Hon William Jennings Bryan due to official duties. Crane of Boston in Jan 3 sends regards and asks thanks conveyed to the club and guest.
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George F. Washburn
Commonwealth Club
William Jennings Bryan
Boston
Ww. M. Crane
Miles Declines Club Invitation in 1901 Note
Washington dispatches publish a dated letter from Nelson A Miles to Hon George Washburn declining a club invitation on January 9 due to official engagements. The missive conveys courteous regrets and best wishes for a joyous occasion.
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George ¥. Washburn
Nelson A. Miles
Admiral Dewey Declines Boston Club Banquet Invitation
In Washington on December 26 1901 Admiral George Dewey declines a Commonwealth Club of Massachusetts banquet in Boston on January 9 due to prior Florida engagement. The letter is addressed to George I Washburn Esq and expresses appreciation for the honor.
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Washington, D. C
Commonwealth Club of Massachusetts
Boston
Florida
George Dewey
George I. Washburn
Sir
Commonwealth Club of
W. S. Schley
George F. Washburn
George Fred Williams
George Fred Williams Letter Affection and Respect
A brief historical note quotes a closing line from a letter in 1896 and 1909 by George Fred Williams, expressing affection and respect. The fragment highlights Williams’s personal tone and enduring regard.
Bryan to Speak to Harvard Students at Sanders Theatre
William Jennings Bryan will address Harvard University in Sanders Theatre to a general audience of Harvard men and non members. The change from a union only event followed President Eliot’s intervention, with tickets available to all applicants and a record crowd anticipated.
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Sanders Theatre
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Eliot
George Marsh
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Democratic Club
Cambridge
Delayed Boston Commonwealth Club banquet invitation 1902
Rear Admiral Schley, in Washington, declines attending a Commonwealth Club banquet honoring Mr. Bryan, citing prior engagements and regret. George F. Williams responds, praising Bryan and detailing commitment to political restraint and loyalty to the Democratic leader.
Overcoat Thief and Fire Fire in Fleet Street Building
The thief stole an overcoat from E. B. Osgood at 154 West Concord and a raglan from Miss Katie Donahue at 79 Rutland. Patrick Shea aged 23 suffered an epileptic fit at 4 Edgerly Place and was treated at Station 4 before being moved to City Hospital. A fire at 37 Fleet Street caused $1500 damage with unknown cause and fire reported from Box 789.
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Concord Street
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Patrick J. Shea
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Williams
City Hospital
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M. McDonald
Revolution in Servia Feared
Vienna dispatch reports Servia facing an extreme crisis with an empty treasury and unpaid officials and army except Belgrade garrison. A government loan failure could trigger an almost inevitable revolution.
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Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Belgrade
Physician Dr D Waldo Stearns Dies After Illness
Newton obituary notes the death of Dr D Waldo Stearns a leading local physician at his Watertown street home after a brief illness. He is survived by a widow and one daughter.
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Newton
D. Waldo Stearns
Watertown Street
Atheneum Associates Dance Planned at Paine Memorial Hall
The annual social event for the Atheneum Associates of Cambridge will occur Friday evening at Paine Memorial Hall. The group consists of Ginn & Co. employees.
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Atheneum Associates of
Cambridge
Paine Memorial Hall
Atheneum Associates
Ginn & Co
Tufts Defeats North Union 31 to 6 in Hoops Victory
Tufts College basketball beat the North Union Club 31 to 6 last night. Steinburg, who blocked Dunham, scored seven of Tufts' ten goals. Tufts plays Medford High tonight before their Harvard game Saturday.
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North Union Club
Steinburg
Dunham
Ufts
Medford High
Harvard
Dustin Lancey Dies at Home in Newtonville Age 81
Newtonville resident Dustin Lancey died this evening at his Lowell Avenue home. He was 81 years old.
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Dustin Lancey
Lowell Avenue
Newtonville
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