Stocks Show Spotty Gains Across Major Issues
The New York market was irregular and spotty with dull overall activity yet some gains appeared. Dominion Coal and Dominion Iron and Steel led local strength, while Erie common held firm on its 1 1/2 percent dividend. Copper stocks remained quiet though some fractional gains occurred.
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New York
Chicago & Northwestern
Delaware
Lackawana & Western
Henry M. Whitney
Ross
Montreal
Whitney
Baltic
Copper Range
Centennial
Elm River
Victoria
Trimountain
Osceola
Old Dominion
Dividend Details From Ex-Rights Reported Totals
Ex-rights figures show total sales across listed stocks with 19,128 shares and bonds valued at 86,000 dollars. Unlisted stocks account for 9,174 shares and bonds totaling 20,060 dollars.
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Bell Tel
Am Tel & Tel
Wa Central Vt Ist
Erie
Gas & Coke
Amalgamated Miln
Am Ag Chemical
Seee
Telseas Am Woollen
Anaconda Mining
Arcadian Mining
Seeeeee
Essevee
Atlantic Mining
Bonanza Mining
Boston Elevated
Ist Ion
Boston & Albany
Centennial Mining
Olin
Cocheco Mfg Co
Cochitt Mining
Daly-West
Dom Iron & Steel
Boston
Elm River
Erle Tel & Tel
Franklin Mining
General Electric
Guanajuato
Isle Royale Mining
Ft S & M
Mass Electric
Sseence
Mass
Pullman Co
Ssere United
Sears
United Shoes
US Steel
Acces Anu
Utah Mining
Victoria Minin
West End St Ry
Wolverine
Trade reciprocity push from Boston chamber to Congress
Secretary Preston of the Boston Chamber of Commerce went to Washington on Tuesday evening to urge Senator Hoar to negotiate and ratify a reciprocal trade pact with Canada. Petitions backing the move have been endorsed by the boards of trade of about 40 cities and manufacturing towns and signed by leading business men.
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Preston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Senator Hoar
United States
Canada
Boards of Trade
Manfra Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Nicoll Meoll Death
In Superior Criminal Court before Judge Fessenden yesterday the jury found Michele Manfra guilty of manslaughter in the death on Prines street Nicv 29. Manfra was remanded for sentence.
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Superior Criminal Court
Fessenden
Michele Manfra
Nicoll Meoll
Prines Street
Manfra
Merchants and Traders Oil Co Sells Ground Flom Stock
Merchants and Traders Oil Co lists 2000 acres in the oil belts of Ohio and West Virginia and is selling organization stock.
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Merchants’ and Traders’ Oil Co
Ohio
West Virginia
Twelve Chosen Nine Try Patrick for Murder Trial
New York prosecutors opened the murder trial of Albert T. Patrick in which a jury of twelve was chosen, with Gustave Schirmer replacing a excused juror George Carpenter. Assistant DA Osborne outlined the Rice case, and Patrick's keen courtroom presence drew attention as juror selection continued.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
William M. Bradford
John H. Meyer
John P. Burggreuf
George H. Carpenter
Gustave Schirmer
Osborne
William Rice
Valet Jones
Patrick
Sphinx
Talesman
Nctian
Randall's Birthday Gift Marks 50th Birthday
Albert Randall of Hunt street Newton foreman for Gale Lumber Company at Cambridgeport celebrated his 50th birthday on Tuesday evening. Last evening friends visited his residence and presented him with a large painting of himself.
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Albert Randall
Hunt Street
Newton
Gale Lumber Company
Cambridgeport
Horner
Himself
Shoe Men at Dinner Elect Officers in City Hotel
The United Shoe Manufacturers and Salesmen Association held its annual dinner and officer election at the United States Hotel with about 80 attendees. Speeches were given by A. L. Chase, George T. Chase, and leaders from related groups, followed by musical selections. Elected for the year: President George T. Chase, Vice President George W. Dwinell, Secretary William Noll, Treasurer A. L. Chase, Executive Committee A. W. Gage, William Henry Dudley, Fred Whelden. Reception committee included Edward J. Pierce, A. W. Gage, George S. Dwinell, Frederick Whelden, Clarence P. Waide.
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United Shoe Manufacturers’ and Salesmen’s Association
United States Hotel
A. L. Chase
George ’, Chase
Richardson
Southern Shoe Salesmen’s Association
Harry G. Wells
Chicago
Boston
G. A. Pier
Buffalo
Shehan
Clifford
George T. Chase
George W. Dwinell
William Noll
A. W. Gage
Wiliam Henry Dudley
Fred Whelden
Edward J. Pierce
George S. Dwinell
Frederick Whelden
Clarence P. Waide
Mitchell discharged as Henderson fails to appear
In Municipal Criminal Court Miss Bessie Mitchell of 25 West Newton street was discharged after Henderson did not appear to press charges for larceny of 40 dollars. Charles Taylor and John Patrick of Walker Pratt & Co were held on 1200 bond for breaking and entering their employer’s store and stealing copper. Cobb of Stamford street faced examination for breaking into 3 Chambers street and stealing a gold watch chain and money. Rail set at 2000 and Inman of Providence kept for examination on forging orders to obtain books. Annie Brown of Phillips street fined 5 dollars for assault with an iron.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Bessie Mitchell
West Newton Street
Fred Henderson
Henderson
Charles Taylor
John Patrick
Walker, Pratt & Co
Non Street
Judge Wentworth
Cobb
Stamford Street
Chambers Street
Bernice L. Whittemore
Frederick M. Inman
Providence
Boston
George Townsend
Charles Stebbins
Charles & Tibbetts
Summer Street
Annie Brown
Phillips Street
Philiam Simmons
Milliken rejects bribe to influence Patrick murder case
John T. Milliken, a wealthy chemist and Patrick in-law, told the Associated Press he was offered 50,000 to have Patrick compromise the 1900 will but declined. He said negotiations ceased after a second offer of 250,000 was proffered and stressed belief in Patrick's innocence while offering to cover his defense costs.
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ST. Louis
John T. Milliken
Albert T. Patrick
New York
William Marsh Rice
Associated Press Today
Patrick
Mr. Patrick
Fred J. Davis Surprised At Chelsea Party
A surprise party for Fred J. Davis of Davis & Farnum Waltham attracted about 60 Boston area business men at C M Coburn residence 61 Shurtleff Chelsea. Davis received a silver trimmed travelling bag as a gift. presentation by William A. Wood Boston Gas Light. ex Mayor Plunkett of Marlboro attended. Mary Haskell Nettle Bigelow and B R Bigelow provided entertainment. Davis known as papa Fred spoke briefly.
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Papa Fred
Mary Haskell
Nettle C. Bigelow
B. R. Bigelow
Mrs. Julia B. French Vows Vacation of Malicious Prosecution Verdict
Mrs. Julia B. French seeks vacation of a $2584.02 judgment plus $86.17 costs won by Frank Hig lister after he was charged with stealing three rings and money from her while in her employ. She asserts new evidence shows Higlister admitted theft, with an order of notice issued for him to appear on the return date to show cause.
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Julia B. French
Frank Higster
Higlister
French
Southern Railway Boston Office Promotes Winter Resorts
The Boston office at 228 Washington Street offers complete information on winter resorts in the South Mexico and California.
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Southern Railway
Boston
Washington Street
Pore
Mexico
Caliornia
Shipping Delayed by Thick Fog Hurts Harbor Traffic
Weather caused strong southeast winds and heavy fog halting outward vessels. City of Gloucester diverted to Marblehead, several steamers including Penobscot and Bay State stuck at berths, Fortuna and tugs held in harbor, and Juniata arrived eight hours late.
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City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Central Pier
Marblehead
Penobscot
Pierce
Bay State
Oliver
Fortuna
Louisburg
Thomas H. Lawrence
Stonington
New York
Laura M. Lunt
Brunswick
Willie H. Childs
Apalachicola
R. S. Graham
Norfolk
Juniata
Bond
Baltimore
Fog delays and tide of ships on Boston waterfront
The Lan casterlan steamer Lan caster from Liverpool reaches East Boston after a fogbound harbor passage. Six stowaways are held. four natives are allowed ashore. The Altonia and Mira navigate the fog, while Captain Watson of Cunard dies in Liverpool. Fishermen and water-toting boats stay grounded. Admiral Farragut sails for Jamaica with a long passenger list. A schooner Alice McDonald faces an uncertain fate off Newcastle. New collision rules and towing light specifics are noted, and Captain McKown camps a fast Jacob M Haskell in Boston.
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Leyland Line
Lancastrian
Ridley
Liverpool
East
Boston
New England
Altonia
Cunard
Queenstown
Potter
South Ferry
Mira
Dominion Coal Company
Louisburg
C. B
Admiral Farragut
Jamaica
M. Sawyer
J. Hamlen
M. P. Hamlen
L. M. Keeler
C. C. Benson
C. E. Smith
William Taylor
J. Bruce
C. F Scott
Alice McDonald
Newcastle
S. W
Pacific
Klondiken
Bath
New York
McKown
Jacob M. Haskell
Wells
Percy
Haskell
Briardale Steamer Damaged Near Newport News
The Briardale steaming from St Michaels to Newport News suffered minor damage to deck fittings after westerly gales in a 52 hour passage with cargo of fruit from the Mediterranean Sea. The Landsman reports the incident occurred yesterday at the harbor.
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Newport News
Briardale
St. Michaels
Mediterranean Sea
Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights Arrivals and Departures
Arrived steamers Lancastrian Ridley with merchandise and passengers to multiple destinations including Frederick Leyland Co and A M Graham. Cleared steamers Altonia Mira and Herman Winter with cargo to New York and Louisburg. Sail wind southeast for Philadelphian and Admiral Farragut sailing toward Jamaican ports with various vessels towing a barge.
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Lancastrian
Ridley
Liverpool
Frederick Leyland & Co
Juniata
Bend
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Baker
New York
Parthian
Thatcher
Philadelphia
B. B. Sampson
Altonia
Mira
Louisburg
C. B
Herman Winter
Old Dominion
Stephen G. Loud
Apalachicola
Philadelphian
Admiral Farragut
Herman Wedel Jarlsberg
Nor
Plymouth
Salem
Automatic Signalling on the Lehigh Valley
The Lehigh Valley railroad has completed automatic electric signals on its Jersey City to Buffalo main line, creating a full automatic block system. The Hall system uses disc and semaphore signals with switch-related protections. The line comprises 745 blocks, with 616 disc and 228 semaphore blocks, plus 34 branch blocks. Automatic signaling covers 264 miles double track and 11 miles single track on the main line, plus 62 branch discs.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Jersey City
Buffalo
Mutual Aid Ball for Standa Shirtwaist Employees Held
The Mutual Aid Association of Standa Shirtwaist female staff hosted a benefit ball at Paine Memorial Hall last night. Attending were company manager J P Morse and his wife. Officers include President Miss Julia C Corcoran, Vice President Miss Katherina Watson, Secretary Mr Aaron Green, Treasurer J P Morse.
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Mutual Aid Association
Standa Shirtwaist Company
Paine Memorial Hall
J. P. Morse
Julia C.corcoran
Katherina Watson
Aaron Green
Lecture by Captain Hobson Corrects Telegram Error
At Lorimer Hall Tuesday night Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson U S N received a telegram of congratulations from Mrs Donald McLean a personal friend and honorary member of Paul Jones Chapter DAR instead of Mr E S Maclay as previously reported Hobson praised both Sampson and Schley in reference to the Battle of Santiago in complimentary terms.
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Richmond Pearson Hobson
Lorimer Hall
Donald McLean
Hobson
Paul Jones
E. 8. Maclay
Santiago
Sampson
Schley
Old Buckskin's Magic Shrine Promises Quick Healing Luck
An advertising item touts OLD BUCKSKIN'S MAGIC SHRINE as cure and good fortune for rheumatism kidney bladder trouble dyspepsia and catarrh. It cites testimonials from Boston Milford Everett and other towns, urging readers to buy the $1 shrine and test its powers at various addresses.
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Tremont St
Lebanon
Holy Land
Spindel
Pleasant St
Milford
Mass
Capt. Adams
Oakes St
Everett
Mrs. Gray
Berkeley St
Boston
Conl
C. McManus
Howard Sr
Probate Notice of Administration in Cambridge
Middlesex ss Private Court to the heirs at law next of kin creditors and all other persons interested in the estate of Elisha W Haynes late of Cambridge deceased in testate. Petition to grant a letter of administration to Sarah Fe Haynes of Cambridge without surety on bond. Appear at Probate Court Cambridge on February 4 1902 at nine oclock to show cause why grant should not be made. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post last publication to be at least one day before court. Witness Charles J Melnilve First Judge of said court January 21 1902 8 H Folsom Register.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Elisha W. Haynes
Cambridge
Sarah FE. Haynes
Boston Post
Boston
Charles J. Melnilve
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
Proposals for Granite Stock and Food Supplies to Prisons
Sealed proposals to supply granite dimension stock to the House of Correction Deer Island will be received until January 29 at 12 30 PM and opened publicly. Proposals to supply beef natton fresh fish and salt fish to Deer Island and South Boston houses of correction will be received until January 29 at 12 50 PM and opened publicly.
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House of Correction
Deer Island
Penal Institutions Commissioner
Tremont Street
Alpheus Sanford
Houses of Correction
South Boston
Natton
Penal Institutions
Everett Moore holdings to be sold in Cleveland
The Everett Moore syndicate faces likely sale of all properties. Chairman H R Newcomb said negotiations are underway to dispose of the telephone and railway assets, and once bankers committees are operative they will negotiate sale of all properties.
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Cleveland
Everett-Moore Syndicate
H. R. Newcomb
Bankers’ Committees
Bankers’ Committee
Dean's Ointment Promises Relief for Itching Piles
A wartime style ad declares constant itching piles can be cured by Dean's Ointment with a guaranteed result. It claims the remedy works day or night and is available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
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D. Clark
T. J. Coolidge, Jr
Audit Company of New York Today
J. J. Mitchell
J. J. Mitchell Was Elected A Member of the Stockholders’ Advisory Committee
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Company
Bache & Co
Amalgamated
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Leventritt
New York Supreme Court
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Butte Company
Shoga
Michael Davitt
State Street Trust Company
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National Biscuit
Pacific Mail
I People's Gas
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron Union Bag & Paper
Standard Oil Co
Unton Securities CO
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Burrows
Evy
Burrows Lighting and Heating Company OF America
Haverhill Street
Randall's
Sam
Fred J. Davis
C. M. Coburn
Shurtleff Street
Chelsea
von J
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Cincinnati
Coe
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Douglas
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Corona Colt
Nat
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Ans
City Hall Ave
Court St
Shipping News
Lehigh Valley
OLD Buckskin
Vrobate
Everett-Moore Holdings
Herrick’s Mercantile Collection Agency
Gt Court
Tel
Bid Main
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