Market gains and sharp Erie Telephone slide on Friday
New York opened quiet then advanced with heavy buying. Union Pacific led volume at 126000 shares. Delaware & Hudson rose 14 points on a 2 percent dividend, while Erie Telephone fell sharply by 11 points to 68 amid forced liquidation. Copper shares showed strength led by Copper Range and Quincy gained.
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Union Pacific Common
Delaware & Hudson
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
Hartford Carpet Company
Higgins Carpet Company
Thompsonville
Conn
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
Hartford
Higgins
Erie Telephone
Bell
Erie
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Union Pacific
Boston
OI Lorne Co
Prem
Boron Otn
ONS Ear c
Dal
South Range
Copper Range
Baltic
Trimountain
Quincy
OW Dominion
Tile Royale
Mohawk
Utah
Parrot
Arcadian
Butte
Anaconda
Amalgamated
Rod
Amster
O. D
Eclipse Oil
Victoria, Mining Company
Richardson, Hill & Co
Montana Coal & Cloke Company
Jersey City
John Staunton
British Columbia
Atchison Ee
Baltimore & Ohio
Anada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Bur & Quincy
Tnd & Tiouis
COX Chic & Mast Illinois
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HHO
An Chic & Northwestern
RI & Pac
C & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Del
Lack & Western
Denver & RG
BOR
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Tee
Lake Erie & Western
Louisville & Nashvile
Manhattan J
Metropolitan St Ry
St Louis
Missouri Pacific
Mobile & Ohio
Moran & Texas
New Jerse Atral
Sana Se
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Wester Mn
Laig
San Fran
Southern Pacific
Southern Rbenay
Texas & Pace
Third Avenue
Lork
Wheeling & Lee
L Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn
Ffield Transit
Colorado Uel & Srou
Os Wes Continental
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Federal Steel
General iMleetrie
Sernational Soo
Nation
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North
Himan Palace
Syindard
Tenn Coal & Iron
Boston Stock Prices and Totals for January 11
Boston report lists highest and lowest sales and closing bid and asked prices for the day. It details total sales by category with listed bonds at 34,650 dollars and listed stocks at 21,360 shares, plus unlisted bonds and stocks totals.
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Boston
Lsted
Central Vt
Ierie Tel
Ic C
Clin & Sp
Fts & M Os
M & FP Inc
Gas & Coke i
Amalgamated
Am Tel & Tel
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Tos & Mon
Butte & Bos
Cal & Hecla
Gow On & Ve
Centennial
Cen-Eureka
Aide
Edison Lee
Franklin
Gen Electric Seaee
Isle Royale
Mass Electric
Gas & Coke
New Eng
Old Colony
D Dominion
Ols
Osceola
Pere Marquette
Planters
Pullman Co
Quincey
Rhode Island
Rutland
Tamarack
Torrington
Trimountain
Union Pacific
United Fruit
United Shoe Moyer
Utah
Victoria
West Ove
St Ry
Westinghouse el
British Columbia investors bullish on new North American smelter
Report notes North American producers and a near operating smelter boost praise for British Columbia shares. Stock prospects rise on optimism of a 30 point march within a month. A New York bank statement due tomorrow may show cash near eight million, with loans and deposits rising to offset cash gains. Pinkham.
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North America
British Columbia
New York
Pinkham
Man Who Owns the Town staged by Vatter in Roxbury
A new English language farce by August Vatter and Arthur S S Kendall debuts next Wednesday at Sedley Street Opera House under Vatter’s direction. The cast features amateur actors from Roxbury and Boston areas with August Vatter and Arthur Kendall among the credited writers and prominent local names in dramatic and musical circles.
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Roxbury
Dorcheser
Messrs
August Vatter
Arthur S&s. Kendall
Co Ming
Mr. Vatter
Sedley Street
Mrr
Vatter
Gaston
Textile Market Review Signals Firm Conditions and Cautious Optimism
G. Dun & Co. reports staple goods firm with steady iron and steel, brisk railway equipment orders, and strong port receipts. Cotton and wheat see temporary strength. wool prices stabilize as foreign competition rises. Overall, widespread confidence in business outlook and prompt collections amid heavy freight and banking activity.
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New York
Bi G. Dun & Co
Tree
Wall Street
Liverpool
Atlantic
Chicago
Australia
China
London
Boston
United States
Canada
Ness
Dean's Ointment Advertises Skin Cure
An advertisement claims Dean's Ointment relieves eczema and other skin conditions without harming delicate skin. Sold at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Dean
Christmas weather memory sparks pointed remark remark
Miss Passay recalls an old Colonel Guff remark comparing this Christmas weather to 1871 and a sharp exchange follows. Miss Hammer doubts the offense was intentional, suggesting the Colonel may not grasp Miss Passay’s poor memory.
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Miss Passay
Guff
Miss Hammer
Peculiar Girl Exchange Quip Sparks Society Banter
A brief social quip centers on Helen, praised as phenomenal while she jokes that all men look alike to her. The exchange captures light mohou humor in a social setting.
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Helen
Reynolds Dente Carried Wife to Dining Table In Divorce Testimony
Reynolds testified as chief witness in a divorce case before Judge Braley. He described meeting 27 years earlier, furnishing a house at 87 Warren Avenue, and ejecting the Wrights from the home. He claimed liberal support, disputed a Maine yachting trip, and said his wife drank heavily. He recounted forcing her to the dining room after a quarrel, then she left him. Other witnesses from Lebanon and Eastport, Maine, spoke of Mrs. Reynolds’ behavior, liquor use, and associations with a Mr. Freeman and a named hotel.
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Joseph F. Reynolds
Reynolds
Braley
Reregard
Boston Lad's Success at Yale Divinity School
Raymond G. Clapp of South Boston wins the first prize for scholarship in the Yale Divinity School junior class. A 21 year old Boston native, he attended Boston public schools and four years at Boston University, graduating in 1900 as marshal of his class and a Theta Delta Chi member. He lives at 662 East Sixth Street and preaches at Phillips Chapel, earning a local reputation for talent.
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Raymond G. Clapp
South Boston
Yale Divinity School
Boston
Boston University
Theta Delta Chi
East Sixth Street
Phillips Congregational Church of
Phillips Chapel
Criminal blame verdict in New York drug firm blast case
A coroner's jury ruled that officials of Tarrant & Co., wholesale druggists, were criminally responsible for the explosion. Company members Thomas Main and William G D Powers were ordered held to bail of 100 each for appearance before the grand jury.
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Tarrant & Co
New York
Thomas §. Main
William G. D. Powers
Piano Makers Ball in Massachusetts Local Union No 21
The first ball of the piano makers of Massachusetts Local Union No 21 was held at Paine Memorial Hall on Appleton street. President David J. Butler led the grand march with his partner, followed by Vice-President Gustave Moliberg and his partner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frere, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson, Miss Margaret Connolly, Miss Bertha Barry, Miss Daisy Barry, Miss Bessie Wetmore, Miss Clara Reddington, Joseph P. Plunkett, Ambrose Kelley, John M. Sanders, F. H. Murray, Henry Lunt, A. Kelley, G. W. Goodwin, J. R. Sanders, George Smith, and W. F. Mack.
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Piano Makers of
Massachusetts
Union No. 21
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
David J. Butler
Gustave Moliberg
George W. Smith
Joseph Frere
Henry Jackson
Margaret Connolly
Bertha
Daisy Barry
Bessie Wetmore
Clara Reddington
Joseph P. Plunkett
Bernard Bleck
Ambrose Kelley
John M. Sanders
F. H.murray
Henry Lunt
A. Kelley
G.W. Goodwin
J. R. Sanders
George Smith
W. F. Mack
Norumbega Lodge Pythians Hold Grand Concert and Dance
At the Park Theatre in Waltham January 11 Norumbega Lodge Knights of Pythias hosted a grand concert ball and dance. The event featured the Waltham Watch Company Band a drill by Boston uniform rank soldiers under Captain Grishaver and a grand march led by Grand Commander Fred Galloupe and Mrs Rose Barrett with over 200 couples on the floor. General Allen staff and Colonel Brine in uniform attended with C A Ballard as floor director.
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Waltham
Park Theatre
Norumbega Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Waltham Watch Company
Boston
Grishaver
Fred Galloupe
Rose Barrett
Snowbound Passengers Stranded on Trains Near Sebastopol
Despatches from Sebastopol report 3000 snowbound passengers on ten trains across the southwest, with one train inaccessible for a week and others for two to three days. Most travelers were school children and holiday returnees, enduring extreme suffering.
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ST. Petersburg
Sebastopol
Pyramid Tile Cure Promoted For Piles Relief
A drugstore ad touts the Pyramid Tile Cure, a painless suppository claimed to give immediate relief and possible full cure of piles. It asserts no cocaine or morphine, priced at 50 cents, with a free booklet on causes and cures mailed from Marshall Michigan.
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Baltimore
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mieh
Extradition Question Raised in Myra Trueworthy Case
Hearing in East Boston will decide if Myra Trueworthy a 20 year old Hale Maine instructor runaway from Hallowell Industrial School is subject to extradition Maine authorities seek return as a fugitive Her counsel argues she is not accused of crime and Massachusetts extradition limits apply Governor Crane likely to decide on equities considering her near 21 years of age and respectable life with Boston family
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Governor Crane
Hallowell, Mo
Myra Ll. Trueworthy
Captain Smith
East Boston
Miss Trueworthy
Maine
Fitzgerald & Nelson
North End
Boston
Hallowell
Massachusetts
Sttazgerald
Post
Crane
Mie
Sherwood Court Officials Stall at Worcester Street Rooms
Sherwood Court of Foresters pressed officers into rooms on Worcester street in Sherwood Court Massachusetts last night. Chief ranger John F O'Brien vice-chief ranger John J Kennedy financial secretary Frederick Cook recording secretary John J McDonald treasurer Michael Mooney senior conductor Nellie Griffin junior conductor Willie Welton inside sentinel Joseph Ready outside sentinel Louis Lambert. An entertainment followed by Mary McCarthy Mary Delaney Philomena Murphy Colbert Bowen Irene Walsh Helen Walsh and Reta Lill. Margaret J O'Connor received a purse of gold for her services.
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Sherwood Court
Massachusetts
Catholic Order of Foresters
Worcester Street
John F. O’brien
John J. Kennedy
Frederick Cook
John J. McDonald
Michael Mooney
Nellie Griffin
Willie Welton
Inside Sentinel
Joseph Ready
Outside Sentinel
Louis Lambert
Mary McCarthy
Mary Delaney
Philomena Murphy
Masters Colbert and Bowen
Irene
Helen Walsh
Reta Lill
Margaret J. O'Connor
Unique Colonial Estate Says It Never Served Washington’s HQ
The owner of a fine old colonial place tells a buyer that the estate is unique because it was never occupied by George Washington as headquarters, a remark cited by the Detroit Free Press.
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Washington
Detroit Free Press
Coal Reserve Discovered Near Ochensk in Caucasus
The Russian navy gains a coal advantage from a recent find at Ochensk in the Caucasus. The bed spans about thirty miles and one district holds an estimated 73,006,000 tons of fuel.
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Ochensk
Caucasus
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