Little Life in Stock Market Friday Evening Jan 10
Dull market with fractional losses around three quarters of a point. St Louis San Francisco rose 11 8 amid bull pool belief in its intrinsic worth. Amalgamated trading weak with questions on production cuts and a large new smelter. Copper acts active in Montreal Boston, but overall market sentiment remains cautious amid rumors of bond issues and railway consolidation.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
New York
Atchison
Ripley
Manhattan
New York Central
New York Authority
Mott Haven
Central
Amalgamated
Montreal & Boston
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Boston
Erie Telephone
Bosto New York
Erie
Old Colony Trust Telephone
Shawmut Bank
Memphis
Erie Railroad Company
Missouri Amono
the Security Safe Deposit Company
Waldron H. Rand, Jr
E. M. McPherson
James H. Hyde
Oliver Ames
William A. Tower
William H. McIntyre
J. Rollins Morse
Gordon Dexter
Waldron H. Rand
Gage BE. Tarbell
I. A. Co. Hill
H. M. ‘Alexander
Louis Fitzgerald
C. ¥. Adams
Nathan Warren
Montreal
Webb
Rutland Railroad
South Shore
Quebec Southern Railways
Rutland
Quebec
Hmeath
Bank and mining stocks discussed in Boston News Bureau
Pennsylvania A R and mining stocks to be discussed in the Boston News Bureau Answers column. American Telephone and Telegraph declares a dividend of 1.5 dollars per share plus 0.75 dollars. Dividend paid January 14, 1902 to stockholders of record December 21. Transfer books closed January 1. William R. Driver, Treasurer. U S Steel Jupiter 180 shares for sale via Box 1068, Boston.
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Boston & Albany
Boston News
William R. Driver
Boston
U. S. Steel
Jupiter
Holders of Erie Telegraph Bonds Extended Deposit Time
The Erie Telegraph and Telephone Co extends the deposit period for bonds due 1909 and 1926 to 2 PM on Wednesday January 15 1902 due to absent holders. Over 75 percent of bonds of each issue have been deposited under the December 23 1901 circular.
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Erie Telegraph & Telephone Co
Holders of Erie Telegraph Bonds Advised of Details
Public notice directed to owners of Erie Telegraph and Telephone Company bonds due in 1928 and 1929. Names Samuel Carr chairman Wilmot R. Evans Frederick A. Farrar listed as officers. No dates or locations provided in readable text.
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Erie Telegraph & Telephone Go
Samuel Carr, Clairman
Wilmot R. Evans
Frederick A. Farrar
Joint Debate on Hell Between Rev Dr Donald and Dr Pfeiffer
The Rev. Dr. Donald of Trinity Church and Dr. Immanuel Pfeiffer exchange letters on hell recounting a public sermon misquote and a series of clarifications. They discuss whether eternal fire is reserved for the devil and his angels and the duty of ministers to avoid misrepresenting God.
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Donald
Dr. Pfeiffer
Hell
Eli Winchester Donald
Trinity Church
Immanuel Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Phillips Brooks
Brimstone
Boston
ix dividend rights and sales figures noted
The report lists total sales across several categories including listed stocks with 18 655 shares and 580 rights, bonds totaling 76 200 dollars, unlisted stocks at 6T21 shares, and bonds of 18 000 dollars.
Harvard Athlete W H Rand Jr Elected Company President
Waldron H Rand Jr, noted Harvard athletics figure from the class of ’08, was chosen president of the Security Safe Deposit Company to succeed the retiring Hon. F E McPherson. He has served as company auditor and will lead a slate of directors including James H Styde, Oliver Ames, William A Tower, W H McIntyre, Rollins Morse, Gordon Dexter, and others.
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Waldron H. Rand, Jr
Harvard
Security, Safe Deposit Company
FE. M. McPherson
Rand
James H. Styde
Oliver Ames
William A.tower
W. H. McIntyre
Rollins Morse
Gordon Dexter
Waldron
Rand, Jr
Gage i
Tarbell
F. A
Boy 12 Run Over By Car in Roxbury Crossing
Lawrence Johnson aged 12 of 9 Canal Street Roxbury was crushed when a East Boston and Chelsea line car passed over his legs near his home yesterday. He was admitted to City Hospital in critical condition.
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Lawrence Johnson
Canal Street
Roxbury
Boston and Chelsea
City Hospital
Trade shows irregularity and early spring hints
Bradstreet's notes weather and seasonality cause irregularities in trade advices as jobbers expect a brisk spring. Reports from the Northwest look strong while Southern indicators soften. Cotton prices are down about 20 percent from a year ago and Louisiana sugar mood sours. Iron and steel pace activity, rails show growth, and cotton goods demand rises with spring styles. leather and wool markets firm, though some sectors weaken.
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New York
Bradstreet
Northwest
Louisiana
Boston
Mexico
England
R. G. Dun & Co
Philadelphia
Chicago
London
Odd Musical Instruments Exhibit Opens in Horticultural Hall
About 1500 guests attend a weeks long display in Boston showing 2000 instruments from percussion to brass and strings. Historic items include the London imported pipe organ later moved to St John’s Portsmouth, the Boston Brass Band set from 1885, a 1660 Amati violin once owned by former slaves, Tom Moore’s harp, the first piano in the United States by Benjamin Creharn, and a drum from the 1778 Wyoming attack. The event opens at noon with the Shofar and a choir, plus sacred concerts led by famed organists on Sundays.
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Horticultural Hall
Asia
Africa
Europe
London
Haydn
Boston
Thomas Brattle
Brattle Street
King's Chapel
Newburyport
St. John’s
Portsmouth
Boston Brass Band
Thomas Jefferson
West Virginia
Tom Moore
Benjamin Creharn
Milton
Pittston
Wyoming
Lord Beresford Faces Officer With Requisition Papers
A man calling himself Lord Beresford and using many aliases was arrested in Boston on larceny charges and awaiting return to Hot Springs Arkansas with requisition papers. The con man, linked to historic swindles in Worcester and other cities, boasted English aristocracy connections and baccarat expertise.
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Lord Beresford
Hot Springs
Sidney Lascelle
Claude B. Lascelle
James A. la Salle
Harry Vane
R. N
Duke of Devonshire
Ark
Morrissey and Wolf
Morrissey
Wolf
Police
Chief Watts
Library of Records
Robert Leonard
Byrnes
Sunday Religious Services Across Boston Churches
A long listing of Sunday events from various churches and spiritual groups. It notes times and topics for Ruggles Street Baptist, Tremont Temple, Tremont Street Church, Dudley Street Baptist, First Baptist on Commonwealth Avenue, and many others with pastors, evangelists, choirs, and special services. Also includes spiritualist and reform society meetings at multiple locations, with topics ranging from scripture readings toos, and special guests.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
A. C. Dixon
D. C
C. C. Case
Heible School
Dixon
Tremont Temple
M. R. Deming
Ll. D. Scriven
Charles L. Jackson
C. P. Jameson
Merchant
Charles N. Crittenton
C. L. Jackson
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Bustard
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Rowley
Dr. Rowley
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
L. H. Dorchester
Holy Progress
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Orient
Cornet
Miss Morse
Adams
Woodward
Schnecker
Lynn
Roxbury
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Josephine Webster
Kibble
Smith
Webster
Horton
Mme
First Washington excursion from Boston in January
A five day Washington trip with stops in Philadelphia and New York offers all expenses for $26 except Buppers on Fall River line. Florida excursion begins January 27 with trips on February 10 and 24 at $61 excluding Jacksonville hotel, with further tours to Old Point Comfort and Richmond. For details contact Joseph P. Taggart at 21 Washington Street Boston.
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Florida
Jacksonville
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Joseph P. Taggart
N. BE
Washington Street
Miss Ellen Stone Could Be Released Within Hours
London reports an official telegram from Constantinople states the release of Miss Ellen M. Stone by the brigands held since September 3 is imminent. Confidence grows that captivity ends in hours as telegrams confirm nearing settlement.
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London
Ellen M. Stone
Constantinople
Boston to Washington Tours Offered by Pennsylvania Line
Descriptive itinerary of the series of tours from Boston to Washington January through May under the Pennsylvania rail road personally conducted tourist system. Obtain details from D N Bell Tour ist Agent 205 Washington street Boston.
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Boston
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Two saved from death in squall near Provincetown
In a severe squall off Race Point two men Antoine Pacate and An tone Ray capsized when their sail dory sank. John King and Manuel Drode Costa, who witnessed the crash from a second dory, bravely maneuvered through towering gusts to throw lines and haul the men aboard. Pacate and Ray were rescued, revived with stimulants, and taken to the East End homes as others praised King and Costa for their lifesaving actions.
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Provincetown
Antoine Pacate
Antone Ray
Long Point
John King
Manuel Drode Costa
King
Paeate
Ray
Race Point
Wood End
Costa
Pacate
Dory
Pope Sends No Deputation to Edward Coronation
The Pope will not send a deputation to the coronation of King Edward of England after Edward did not send an embassy to Rome announcing his accession. The Italian government will be represented by the Duke of Genoa, admiral of the navy, with a large naval squadron. Royal ties between Italy and England are cordial, though Edward has not shown the Vatican the same warmth as his mother. Queen Victoria and Leo XIII were lifelong friends, and the pope holds letters from the queen awaiting publication by his biographer.
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Rome
Edward
England
Vatican
Duke of Genoa
Italy
Queen Victoria
Leo XIII
Brussels
Prince Albert
London
Leo III
Excommunication Lifted for Chicago Priest
Omaha reports Father J. J. Crowley has had the excommunication ban lifted by Bishop Scannell's diocese. Chancellor Father A M Colerens announced the ban was removed on Christmas Eve and Crowley celebrated mass Christmas morning in the convent chapel of the Poor Clares in Omaha, made possible only by the restoration of excommunication.
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Omaha
Neb
A. M. Colerens
Scannell
J. J. Crowley
Chicago
Father Crowley
840 Children Cared For At Destitute Family Home
The Home for Destituts Cathel Children on Harrison avenue held its annual meeting last evening. Officers elected include Donovan president, William Peard vice president, John V. Manning treasurer, William Porter secretary, Rev. Richard Nagle, Patrick Tayden, and John Kelly on the executive committee. The secretary’s report shows 840 children admitted in the year and 829 placed in homes or restored to relatives. There are 208 children currently in the home. The treasurer reports receipts of $24,6M.2% and expenditures of $24,003. Directors thank the public for aid to the orphans.
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Home For Destituts Cathel
Harrison Avenue
Donovan
William Peard
John V. Manning
William Porter
Richard Nagle
Patrick Tayden
John Kelly
Ten year old Vincent Astor to head family estate
Ten year old Vincent Astor is described as poised to head the Astor household, with villas in New York Fifth Avenue and Newport, a Hudson River Clifton residence, and a personal retinue of servants guided by his orders. The piece notes his young leadership role across multiple family properties.
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Astor
New York
Tuxedo
Vincent Astor
John Jacob Astor
Fifth Avenue
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Am Bell
Am Tel & Tel
Pennsylvania
A. R
American ‘Telephone & Telegraph Co
James P. Stearns
S. R. Anthony
Frank B. Bemis
George R. Richardson
Richard M. Saltonstall
N. P. Hallowell
Frederic FE. Snow
Charles Herbert Watson
Ch & Rae Mich Ss
Erte Tel
Ies Oy
Teteee
M & Bgm
M Ry & Br Ss
E Gas & Coke
Allones Mining
Amel & Tel
Atlantic Mining
Boston & & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Centennial Min
Ast Cochiti Mining
Mercur
Dom Iron & Steel
Edison Fl
Rie Tel
Mexican Central
Michigan Mining
Mont & Bos Mining
Gas & Coke
New Tore Central
NH & H
Olony Mining
Domin Mining
Osceola Mining
Parrot
Pere Mar Pret
Pullman Co
Rhode Poland
Kurland Pi Serene
Santa Fe Mining
Swift
Utah Minin
Bel Victoria Mining
Weatin
den & Rio Grande
Erle Sewer Ewer
Seeeerss
Great Northern
Yoo
Hocking Valley
Pternee
Illinois Central Serene
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan
St Ayntebeee
Minneapolis & St Toula
K & Seeee
Norfolk & Western
Hildo
Ontario & Western
Reading
St Ante & San Fran
St Louis South Wester O
God
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Reathers Railway Nee
Do Seers
Texas
Pacific
Big Ney
Toledo, St Louis & West Pteeves Oe
Union Pacific
Wilsconain
Entral
United State
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Poopery
Anaconda Mining
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
ROY
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
International Paper
National Biscuit
North American
Son Ol
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
Seeeeree
People's Gas
Gtk Sid Sugar
Tennessee Coali Iron
US Lewther
Western Union
Clos Sales
Te Bowsie Atchison Pereetee Peeee
Baltlinore
Obio
Ind & Lawis
Great Western
Northwestern
Cc. C
Louis
Colorado
Southern
W. H. Rand, JR
Glenwood
Yonkers
N. Y
Maud Lilienthal
Ed S. Seifert
Hotel Sans T
Mexico City
Baccarat
Kramer
Georgia
Canada
Watts
Worcester
Beresford
O’day
Hanscom
Inspector Byrnes
Baptist
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
A. A. Stockdale
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
William H. Lyon
Brookline
Mass
Juline Gilchrist
Annie May Whitten
Lillian ‘Tortorella
Everett Proctor
Daniel Cameron
OLD South Church
George A. Gordon
Tope
Shawmut Street
Park Square
Hannum
Breakeley Temple
F. A. Noble
George H. Remele
Coucil
William A. Knight
Berkeley Temple
Methodist
Presbyterian
ST. Andrew's Presbytrrian Church
West Concord
Alexander D. Mackinnon
Public School OF Political Economy
Mevis
Martha Moore Avery
S. M. Landis
Hippocrates
Galen
Esculapias
Paracelsus
Upton Street
Landis
Christian Missionary Alliance
Park Street
Bromfield Street
Ebex
Allston
W. Broome
Thomas
Cambridge
Charles T. Russell
Katherine Tingley
Margaret L. Guild
Mt. Vernon Street
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Charles Pakstran
Phenix
Royal Blue Line
Washington, D.C
Stone
POPE
Windsor Castle
Duke of Norfolk
Mgr
Truffe Seilla
Victoria, BR
Windsor
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