Bears Have An Inning In Wall Street Trading News
Bears push prices down on a slow morning in New York stocks with limited pool support, then some shorts cover late causing a rebound though close remains below intraday highs. Copper and related shares dominate activity with Amalgamated and Copper Range showing notable moves as banking strength and dividend expectations shape sentiment. The day features mixed outcomes across major issues, with the market forecasting potential lift from a forthcoming bank statement and dividend updates.
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New York
Bears
Wolverine
Amalgamated
State Street
St. Mary’s
Champion
Dominion Iron and Steel
Ageregatine
Erle
Reading
Manhattan
Ontario & Western
National City Bank
Boston
United Metals Selling Company
England
Germany
France
State Street Trust Company
State Street Exchange
Exchange
National Bank of Commerce
Bay State
Rotary Ring
International Rotary
Heath
Boston stock sales highest and lowest prices today
Boston January 13 Following are the highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices today in the stock market. The report lists figures for leading securities with quoted bids and asks and notable price ranges observed during the session.
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Boston
65 Per Cent Dividend for Cer Central National Bank Depositors
Frank D. Allen receiver recommends a first dividend of six percent to depositors of Cer Central National Bank. About 200k to 300k of bank paper deemed worthless and 930k in doubtful claims. Allen avoids detailing bank failures but notes violations of the national bank act and aims to protect depositors.
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Allen
Central National
Hoh
Frank D. Allen
Cer
al National Bank
National Bank Act
Dividend Declared by Greene Conamlidated Corper Co
The New York company at 377 379 Broadway declares a dividend of 2 percent on capital stock payable February 2. Transfer books close January 20 and reopen February 3. Signed by secretary Geo S Robbins.
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Greene Conamlidated Corper Co
Broadway
N. Y
New York
Geo
Robbins
Mr Sweetsers Unfortunate Investment
A Boston letter to the editor by W B French dated Jan 12 1903 requests correction of a Jan 9 1903 Boston Post report about Arthur L Sweetser pledging 100 shares of United States Steel stock with Somerville National Bank. French says Sweetser was swindled by Burrowes and paid 9600 dollars for stolen stock, urging a correction in tomorrow’s issue.
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Atchison
DYER
Antonie Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chi & Great Western
Chicago
C & St Louis
Colorado
Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack & West
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Iowa Central
el Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan Leasee Oeves
Mexico
Missouri Pacific
Missan & Texas
New York
Rock Island
Coevecese
St Louis & San Fran
St Louis
St Pauler
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Natea
Am Car & Foundry
American
Am Smelting & Refining
NASA Hax Anaconda Mining
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Pacific Mail
Puilman Palace
Republic Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron Oe
United States Leather
Boston Post
Arthur L. Sweetser
United States Steel
Somerville National Bank
Sweetser
Burrowes
Somerville Bank
W. B. French
Frederick W Knight Nominated to Head Everett Police
Everett January 13. Frederick W Knight nominated by Mayor Bruce to succeed Chief Pendergast as head of Everett police. Knight, Civil War veteran born February 24, 1846 in Boston, served three years in Company A Forty second Massachusetts Volunteers. Former Boston fire department member and prominent Dahlgren Post G A R member. Also in Talestine Lodge Masons and Everett Veteran Firemen. Has been police training instructor at State School for the Feeble Minded in Waltham for 19 years, resigned December 1.
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Everett
Frederick W Knight
Bruce
Pendergast
Mr. Knight
Boston
Forty-second
Massachusetts Volunteers
Boston Fire Department
Dahlgren Post
South
Talestine Lodge of Masons
Countess Lonyay Denies Husband Desertion Rumors
Vienna dispatch notes Countess Lonyay formerly Crown Princess Stephanie denies rumors of being deserted by Count Blemer Lonyay. The message from Cap Martin calls reports untrue and impertinent. Background on Stephanie and marriage to Count de Lon gay, with royal tensions and later estrangements.
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Vienna
Lonyay
Stephanie
Austria-Hungary
Blemer Lonyay
Neues Wiener Journal
Cap Martin
Mentone
France
Archduke Rudolph
Leopold
Belgium
Count de Longay
Countess Sonyay
Arrest of Roxbury Burglar Clears Up Several Robberies
Roxbury jewelry thief George A. La Mothe also known as Jordan was captured by Patrolman M R Hurley after tossing a paving block through Pickard & Co at 624 Dudley street Roxbury. He admitted intent to raise funds for dances and board. Jewelry from multiple stores was recovered and linked to a spree. La Mothe, released from Concord reformatory last year, faces Roxbury court arraignment.
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George A. la Mothe
Boston
Lynn
la Mothe
M. R. Hurley
Station 9
Jordan
Pickard & Co
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Hurley
George T. Greer
Simon Robinson
Washington Street
South End
Vorenberg & Hecht
Winter Street
J. Green
Geneva Avenue
H. Green
Dorchester Avenue
Ia Mothe
Concord Reformatory
Roxbury Court
New Era for Ireland Sees Irish Leader Arrive in New York
Captain Shane-Taylor, son of an Irish landlord and organizer of the Dublin land conference, arrives aboard the Cunard Line Ivernia with introductions to Roosevelt, Gibbons, and Cochran. He says a March land purchase bill will be presented, proposing government aid to tenants at low interest in a cooperative plan. If passed, costs drop and Irish emigration may reverse.
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New York
Shane- Taylor
Irish Land Conference Committee
Dublin
Cunard
Ivernia
Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
W. Bourke Cochran
Shane-Taylor
America
Ireland
Meyer Webb Syndicate Settles Creditors After Collapse
Arthur L Meyer says he has settled with creditors for 40 to 70 cents on the dollar and two obligations remain. Dr Webb will not join upon resumption. Dominion Securities, Hackensack Meadows, and North American Lumber tied to Meyer group. Sprague and Muhlemann named. Hackensack pays coupons. taxes provided. Henry Bros & Co and Lockwood Hurd & Co resume. Offenbach & Moore negotiating for reinstatement.
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New York
Arthur L. Meyer
W. Seward Webb
Webb-Meyer Syndicate
Mr. Meyer
Dr. Webb
Dominion Securities Combe Hackensack Meadows Company Pany
North American Lumber
Unknown man found frozen to death in shed
Children discovered the body of an unknown elderly man in a shed off Farren Street. He had died from cold exposure, with no identification found at the scene. Local authorities are investigating to determine the man's identity and origin.
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Lynn
Farren Street
Peary May Try Again for North Pole Expedition
In St John s Newfoundland Lieutenant Robert E Peary plans another attempt toward the North Pole. Captain Samuel Bartlett of Brigus is arranging charter for a large sealing steamer to sail north next summer. Peary s Windward is deemed insufficient for the projected voyage.
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ST John's
N. F
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Samuel Bartlett
Brigus
Newfoundland
Peary
St. John’s
Windward
Liquor Bills in Granite State House
Concord N H January 13 The House saw several bills introduced including Remich Littleton on sales of spirituous and malt liquors and Jones Franklin on local option in liquor sales Both measures were referred and tabled or printed Other bills discussed regulated automobile speed authorized rail connections and new tax apportionment while notices covered forests travelling libraries and city charter amendments
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Concord, N. H
Remich
Littleton
Jones
Franklin
Concord
Manchester Street Railway
Winston Churchill
White Mountains
City of
Dover
Board of Police Commissioners
Burlington Gives Bonus to Move Rutland Offices
Burlington Vermont January 13 A $50,000 bonus is to be paid to the Rutland railroad for moving its general offices from Rutland to Burlington The plan was approved at a special citizens meeting and the city government is authorized to issue bonds for the amount The relocation will provide work for at least 100 clerks and staff
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Burlington, Vt
Rutland Railroad
Rutland
Lost in New York with 2500 and checks
The Brooklyn police were asked to issue a general alarm for Frederick Abbey of 164 Vine Street Waterbury Conn who arrived in New York on December 31 with 2500 dollars and several checks and has not been heard of since.
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New York
Brooklyn
Frederick Abbey
Vine Street
Waterbury
Conn
Priest Opens New England Supreme Court Session in Portland
In an historic step for Maine, the state's Supreme Court began a session with a Catholic priest offering prayer. Very Rev. Edward Hurley, V. G., led the invocation, with memories for Governor Hill, the Legislature, and Maine courts.
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Portland
Supreme Court
Peabody
Edward Hurley
V. G
Father Hurley
Governor Hill
Help for Miss Richardson in New Hampshire
In Littleton New Hampshire Miss Katherine Richardson is bound over to the grand jury amid surprise as the case against her seems weak to locals. Dr T E Sanger a defense witness candidate notes the family suffers repeated stomach symptoms possibly from nervous hyperacidity rather than arsenic. Hearing on guardian appointment for Miss Richardson postponed to January 23.
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Littleton
N. H
Katherine Richardson
T. E. Sanger
Richardson
Kate
Revere
Dr. Kinney
Schilling Hopes To Regain Wife
Victoria Morosini eloped with Riverdale coachman Ernest Schilling-Huelscamp in 1884. Now living as Miss Baldwin in Rutland Vermont, she has not contacted Schilling, who serves as conductor in New York and waits for reunion. He remains under detective scrutiny amid divorce rumors.
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New York
Victoria Morosini
Riverdale
Ernest Schilling-Huelscamp
Rutland
Miss Baldwin
Schilling
John Jacob Kindred
Rivercrest Sanitarium
Astoria
Victoria
Miss Morosini
Elurope
Second Avenue
Ernest
Paris
Vancouver
DB. C
Sisters of St. Joseph
G. P. Morosini
Daugher Victoria
West Street
Bridge
United States Marine Corps
Steinway
Mower Named Measurer as NYYC Election Ticket Is Set
Names announced for the New York Yacht Club election to be held Thursday February 12 with Charles D Mower identified as measurer and listed among officers and committees including Commodore Frederick G Bourne Vice Commodore Henry Walters Rear Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt Secretary George Cormack Treasurer Tarrak Putnam Measurer J M Woodbury Fleet Surgeon S D Kane Newbury D Lawton Edward H Wales and others on admis sion house and library committees plus club stations and yacht staff assignments.
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Charles D. Mower
Measurer
New York Yacht Club
Lynn
Frederick G. Bourne
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Delaware
Henry Walters
Narada
Sioop Rainbow
George Cormack
Tarrak Putnam
J. M
Woodbury
M. D
S. D. Kane
Newbury D. Lawton
Edward H. Wales
Henry C. Ward
Frederick Gallatin
Henry 8. Redmond
James A. Wright
Thomas A. Bronson
J. D. Jerrold Kelley
Henry Sampson, Jr
Lewis A. Stimson
Albert B
Call Witnesses in Craig Case in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield on January 13 witnesses in the manslaughter case against Euclide Madden and James T. Kelley were called before the grand jury. They testified about the collision between the Madden Kelley electric car and the carriage with President Roosevelt and Governor Crane last August. Passengers and bystanders were summoned. it was unclear if Governor Crane was called.
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Pittsfield
Euclide Madden
James T. Kelley
Secret Service
Craig
Grand
Madden
Kelley
Roosevelt
Governor Crane
Crane
Baller Quinn Convalesces After City Hospital Care
Baller Quinn, famed Pi alley king and newsboy, is expected to recover after a difficult illness. Physicians report rest and care should restore him, as crowds visit the hospital to see the resilient boy who has long faced hardship selling papers to support his younger brother.
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Baller Quinn
Pilley
City Hospital
Baller
Quinn
Pi Alley
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Appointment of Lewis as Assistant District Attorney
William H. Lewis, a noted Black lawyer, was named assistant United States district attorney, drawing broad commendation in Boston. Leaders from James J. Myers to E. B. Callender praised his ability, leadership, and legislative record, saying he is a capable, deserving choice who reflects government service and progress.
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William H. Lewis
United States
Boston
James J. Myers
A. S. Apsey
Lewis
H. P. Moseley
Westfield
Lewis H. Warner
Northampton
William H. Brigham
Marlboro
E. B. Callender
Roosevelt
United States Attorney's Office
Melvin O. Adams
United States Attorney
Woman on Sea Voyage and Couldn't Appear in Divorce Case
In Boston court yesterday Chief Justice Mason heard continuance requests in multiple divorce actions. Cora B. Clark cited wife illness and sea travel. alimony of 40 dollars monthly was noted. Other cases covered desertion, long-ago separations, and suspicious liaisons with witnesses testifying to varied durations of absence and loyalty.
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Mason
EE. H. Pierce
Cora B. Clark
Edmond R
E. R. Champlin
Abellant
Boylston Street
New York
Howard Street
Schreber
Willie
de Bena
Wille C. Franke
Libellant
William C. Franke
Light
John H. Crump
Gertrude
Bertha Beall
Edward J
Milford
Blanche FE. Smith
Henry C
Suffolk
Chicago
Boston
Beacon Chambers
Bernice A. Irving
William W
House of Correction
Deer Island
Judgs Schofield
Grand Jury
W. J
Ella L. Beckford
Lynn
Ella
Richardson gold mine sold to Boston syndicate
The Richardson gold mine at Isaac Harbor Guysboro county one hundred miles east of Halifax was sold yesterday to a Boston capitalists syndicate. The deal closed on the arrival in Halifax of Ira Miller from Westfield Massachusetts and Charles M Donohue of Lynn Massachusetts. The Richardson mine is among the best known gold properties in the province.
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Halifax
Richardson
Isaac Harbor
Guysboro County
Boston
Ira Miller
Westfield
Mass
Charles M. Donohue
Lynn
Two Civil War Veterans Die at Chelsea Soldiers Home
Two Civil War veterans, Charles Nelson and Charles H. Adams, died yesterday at the Soldiers Home in Chelsea. Authorities have scant records for Adams and cannot confirm his origins from available files.
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Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
Charles Nelson
Charles H. Adams
Mr. Adams
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