Market Review and Outlook for 1910
The weekly market review notes a broad price decline from recent highs, with rails like New York Central and Northern Pacific showing weakness. It cites easier money conditions, potential Bank of England rate cuts, and a hoped spring uplift while indicating steel dividends may rise as a confidence booster.
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Cain
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
London
Bank of England
Steel Board
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Calendar for Today Ex-Dividend Notices and Meetings
Calendar notes ex dividend United Dry Goods common stocks and settlement day for VU Rubber. Books open for American Cement and American Locomotive preferred shares. Meetings listed for Consolidated Gas.
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United Dry Goods Common
People’s Choral Union Concert Enthralls Audience in Symphony Hall
The midwinter concert led by Frederick Wodell featured Mendelssohn Palestrina Mozart and Bach works with soloists Mrs Perley Miss Wood Mr Rattigan Kenneth Bingham and others. The chorus delivered nuanced precise singing and a lively reception. Separately Union 149 delegates were elected for the National Federation semi annual convention to be held February 6 and a smoke talk set for February 13.
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People’s Choral Union
Frederick Wodell
Symphony Hall
Costa
Ely
F. Wodell
Mendelssohn
Palestrina
Bach
Mozart
Cowen
Miss Wood
Rattigan
Kenneth Bingham
William F. Greaney
Thomas H. Hannon
James ¥. Burns
John T. Kane
Thomas F. Dolan
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department
Teamsters’ Union
National Federation of State, City
Rawhide Mining Stock Promises 25 Point Profit This Week
An anonymous broker touts Rawhide Mining as a rising opportunity with merger talks under negotiation. He claims brokers are unaware of this stock's potential and invites correspondence or interviews to reveal its market position and profit prospects for the week.
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Rawhide Mining
Aspera
Maine
Sener Tereie Bene
Coalition
Rawhide
Rawhide Coalition
Boston
Joseph Elwell
Labor Leader James R. Crozier Elected Union Chief
James R. Crozier, newly elected president of the Boston Carriage and Wagon Workers' Union 9, has a 20 year record in organized labor. He has held top offices in city and state central bodies, led the Central Labor Union, and served as vice president and president of the State Branch, American Federation of Labor. He later ran a wagon maker business, then worked for the city, and now resides in Dorchester with his wife and children.
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James R. Crozier
Boston Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union 9
Crozier
Boston Central Labor Union
Central Labor Union
Dorchester
Boston
Mr. Crozier
Bartenders Union Pushes $18 Week Wage For Boston Saloon Staff
The Bartenders Union 77 demands a minimum wage of $18 weekly and unified hours. Nearly all Boston saloons have signed. 19 remain non compliant and may face a strike. The dispute was referred to the Boston Central Labor Union with international backing for possible action and financial support.
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Boston
Suffolk County
Massachusetts Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Bartenders’ Union
Boston Central Labor Union For Adjustment
International Executive Board
The
International
Union to Change Its Name to Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers
The biennial convention adjourned with plans to rename Bricklayers and Masons International Union to Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers International Union effective Feb 6. The group, with about 16 000 plasterers, plans a new funeral benefit tax start July 1 and maintains a $1 annual defence fund. Salaries for top officers rose about 20 percent.
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Bricklayers and Masons’ International Union
Revere House
The
Operative Plasterers’ International Union
Bricklayers and Masons’ International
Plasterers’ International
General Defence Fund
William J. Bowen
New York
William Dobson
North Adams
Thomas R. Preece
Chicago
International Executive Board
Jeremiah Harrington
Boston Bricklayers’ Union 8
Harrington
Massachusetts General Hospital
Plan Label Campaign Prepares Aggressive Union Action
The Typographical Union 18 forms a 25 member committee led by Charles O Woods to push a label campaign at Faneuil Hall. President Chase says the panel will grow if needed as they back the arbitration bill submitted by the Employers Association. Miss Mabel Gillespie and Miss Margaret Foley spoke on the New York shirtwaist workers strike and the union voted support funds including 10 for the strike and smaller gifts to related groups. A referendum on a mortuary benefit is set for February 10.
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William Cassell
John J. Gillespie
Michael A. Murphy
G. Harry Dunderdale
Boston Gentral Labor Union
Murphy
Boston Fire Department
William J. O'Neil
Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union 9077
A. F. of
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
Union
Rour Revere Hall
Charles Frasca
Mary B. Fabbo
Hanover Street
Samuel Sklar
Benjamin H. Robrnsh
Mma
Hyman J. Cohen
Benjamin H. Robrish
Thomas J. Mulkern
Maurice H. Zaremsky
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
James J. Brennan
John Kilty
John Anderson
Hartford
Charles O. Woods
Faneuil Hall
Chase
Employers’ Association
Mabel Gillespie
Margaret Foley
Women’s Trade Union League
New York
Switchmen’s
Quincy Street
St. Louis
Death claims W. J. O'Neil former Boston Teamsters leader
William J. O'Neil of Dorchester former president of Boston Teamdrivers' Union 25 died at his home. He led Local 25 and guided teamsters in major Boston dry goods firms. Union 25 and Joint Council held meetings naming committees to attend the funeral and express regret.
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William J. O’neil
Dorchester
Boston Teamdrivers’ Union 25
Dorchester Avenue
O’neil
Boston Teamdrivers’ District Council
Boston Teamsters’ Benevolent Association
Local 25
O'Neil
Teamsters
Boston
Teamsters’ Union 25
John M. Gillespie
John Mahoney
Joseph J. Hunt
Michael J. O’donnell
James Shea
John Bennigan
Teamsters’ Unions Joint Council
Harry J. Jennings
Baggage and Transfer Teamsters
John J. Fenton
Coal Teamsters
William P. Greaney
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department
Nathaniel H., Lannon
Union 2
Union 25
Boston and Maine Freight Clerks Seek Higher Wages and Nine Hour Day
Expect early conference with General Superintendent C E Lee after scale committee report. Union seeks raise from 2.25 to 2.50 a day and a uniform nine hour workday. Master Workman P J Flaherty names adjustment and grievance committees across divisions. sick benefits totaling 60 dollars were paid.
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Boston & Maine
T. J. Lynch
M. J. Douilea
John E. Morrissey
Fred E. Lewis
Fitchburg
Thomas RB. Sutton
John P. Sullivan
Michael J. Hallissey
Hoosac Tunnel
James Murphy
Michael McLaughlin
James Hannihan
Charles Holmes
John P. Smith
M. Connors
Mystic Wharf
John Disken
John Mahoney
B M Workers Seek Wage Increases At Boston and Maine
James O'Brien elected master workman of Track and Fuel Department Assembly 1741 K of L. The fuel department seeks 2 a day and trackmen 2 a day with double time for overtime. Officials say the request is pending.
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James O’brien
Track and Fuel Department Assembly
K. of L
James Leonard’ Worthy
John Hurley
John Linnehan
Dennis Shea
Thomas Ryan
Thomas Ward
James Gagan
Esquire
Thomas Casey
Thomas Leary
Stephen Joyce
Stephen Sullivan
Boston & Maine
Fuel Department
Offshore fishing fleet arrives with haddock and cod haul
Three off shore trips brought a large catch to the fish pier yesterday with a total 140000 pounds of haddock 6000 pounds of cod and 2000 pounds of pollock aboard the vessels Haddock Cod Pollock Cynthia James W Parker and Fannie B Prescott listed among the catches.
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Haddock
Pollock
Cynthia
James W. Parker
Fannie B. Prescott
Lazio
Taccone
Geona
Naples
Palermo
New York
Cunard
Boston
Boston Freight Handlers Protest Over Cost of Living
More than 1000 members of Boston and Maine Freight Handlers Assembly 5572 K of L gathered yesterday to adopt resolutions condemning the rising cost of living. They pledged cooperation with the national movement to lower prices for food and essentials and earlier petitioned Congress for an investigation.
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Boston & Maine
Assembly
K. of L
Congress
District Assembly 30
Boston Teamsters Protest High Prices and Meat Costs
The Boston Teamsters and Handlers' Union 68 denounces rising prices for meat and necessities. Members were urged to abstain from meat until costs fall to a reasonable level. Michael A. Murphy of the Boston Central Labor Union called for higher wages to offset the cost of living.
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Boston Teamsters
Boston
Michael A. Murphy
Boston Central Labor Union
Labor Union Meetings and Moves in Boston and New York
Labor notes report unions aiding striking workers in New York and Hartford with donations. Officers elected include John J. Barry as corresponding and financial secretary and Edward T Reynolds as president amid reorganizations in the Boilermakers and Cement and Asphalt Workers. Various unions plan further organizing drives in Boston and New York, with meetings and elections noted across Longshoremen, Teamsters, and other locals.
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Richard W. Garrity
Patrick H. Sullivan
Patrick F. Connolly
James J. English
John W. Conley
William J. Leary
Mark F. Kelliher
James Mantel
John B. McCrea
James Douglas
Joseph D. Murphy
Patrick J. Culkins
Henry F. Corcoran
Edward J. Conway
Peter J. Maguire
John J. Sullivan
Boston Joint Council
Louis R. Sullivan
Boston C. S. A
Washington
William J. O'Leary
Michael J. Quinn
New York
Hartford
Gillespie
Foley
Women's Trade Union League
John J. Barry
Patrick Maloney
Edward T. Reynolds
Duffy
John A. Keyes
M. P. Pickering
Joseph F. Haley
P. T. Barry
George Ingersoll
P. Maloney
P. J. Barry
Fred Bailey
William J. Dougherty
International Boilermakers’ Union
Boston
Blacksmiths’ Helpers’ Union 244
Dougherty
F. C. Geugenbach
Chicago
Cement and Asphalt Workers
Geugenbach
General Teamsters’ Union 379
Heffernan
Avent Caleb
Teamsters’ Unions
Provident Longshoremen's Union
John Ellis
Harry Burkhardt
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Details Arrival and Tides
Sun rises at 7 06, sets at 4 47. Day length nine hours forty minutes. High water at 10 22 a m and 11 03 p m. Tides rise to ten feet four inches in the morning and eight feet nine inches in the afternoon. Arrivals include Lazio and Tacccone Genoa Naples 28 Palermo 380 from New York and Boston bound for several ports. Several tugs and barges listed with movements and assignments.
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Allouez
Arizona Commercial
Atlantic
Boston Consol
Boston Corbin
Ae Butte Ballak
Butte Coalition
Calumet & Arizona
Eeevee
Daly West
East Butte
Giroux
Eee
Greene Cananea
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la Salle
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Miami
Michigan
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Boston
al Teuetas
Pittsburg
South
Utah
Trinity Ener Ae
U S
Utah Consol
Utah Copper
Titah Apex
Winona
Wolverine
Wyandot
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Yale
Metropolitan Steamship Company
India Wharf
New York
Harvard
Brown’s Wharf
Metropolis
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Yarmouth
N. S
Long Wharf
Cretic
Genoa
Naples
Ponta del Gada
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Red Star Line
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Wilson
Galileo
Hull
Soestdijk
Rotterdam
Ghazee
Orient
Limon
Bosnia
Baltimore
Hamburg
Lazio
Ital
Tacccone
Palermo
Imms
Ontario
Bond
Norfolk
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Thacher
Philadelphia
James S. Whitney
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Geer
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Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
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Oley
Manheim
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Scranton
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Saucon
Tamanend
Cheektowaga
Perth Amboy
Fpaltie
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Covington
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