Market Review Signals Mixed Leadership In Stock Market
William E Soule notes the market edged higher into mid month but lacks breadth and volume. He observes double topping risks, signs of technical weakness, and no recent pullback, with railroads likely needing higher yields to borrow. He cites strong New York bond demand abroad, improving steel orders, rising Atchison earnings, and February weakness ahead.
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New York City
Bank of England
England
Europe
Steel Corporation
Atchison
Copper Production and Stocks in United States 1908 1911
Report shows 1908 copper output 1,092,951,624 pounds with 1909 12.82 cents to 14.28 cents price range and 1910 16.87 15.62 cents. Surplus copper on hand January 1, 1911 counted 122,080,195 pounds in stock. Figures per United States Geological Survey.
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Seeree
United States Geological Survey
United States
Lifeboat Rescues After Capsize Off Cuttyhunk Disaster
The Stephen G. Hart bound from Gulfport to Boston capsized off Cuttyhunk in heavy seas. Captain Watts and crew saved 14 aboard the life boat. four more were rescued by Frank Veeder in a tender. Wrecking ships seek to salvage cargo as the barkentine is breaking up with all hands safe.
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Jackson
Leeward
Frank Veeder
Boston
Watts
Barkentine
Cuttyhunk
Roosevelt
Tasco
Stephen G. Hart
Gulfport
Miss
Crew Reaches Boston After Wreck Rescue at Sea
The crew of the Stephen G. Hart reached Boston last evening in worn clothes lent by life savers. Second Mate John Cox Steward R H Williamson and crew members Nel gen Gottersen Newlands and Olsen arrived at the South Station after a night ashore following rescue off Cuttyhunk. Cox recounted the wreck at about 12:30 Saturday.
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Stephen G. Hart
Boston
Cuttyhunk
John Cox
R. H. Williamson
Charles Nelgen
Otto Gottersen
Lester Newlands
Oscar Olsen
Muainland
Cape
Cox
Rescue of Five Castaways Off Plum Island by Scream Savers
A sand schooner Gatherer from Boston with five sailors ran aground near the Newburyport bar at midnight Saturday. Lifesavers led by Captain Thomas J. Maddock rescued the crew after the vessel struck the Merrimac river jetty.
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Newburyport
Plum Island
Boston
Merrimac River
Thomas J. Maddock
State unions adopt new registration system at quarterly meeting
All the wood wire and metal lathers unions of the state met in the Wells Memorial building for their quarterly convention. Delegates approved a new state registration system for workers who are employed under unions outside their home locals.
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Wells Memorial
Boston union adopts three part working card system
The Boston local votes a 1911 working schedule with a three part card to track members on out of town jobs. Members fill section two upon arrival and mail to the jurisdiction's secretary, while section three stays with the member as a working permit. No wage change this year.
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Boston
Springfield
Boston Labor Leaders Eye Strong Central Council
John J. Fenton just elected president of the Team Drivers District Council of Boston and vicinity with Eugene Mehegan as secretary. The council represents about 20 000 men and aims to become a leading labor central body in the area. A big Boston Bakers' Union meeting noted three catering firms will hire only union bakers and purchase from union-labeled suppliers. Eight new members were initiated. Plans for the Steel and Copper Plate Printers' Union pre convention hall event were finalized, with officers to be elected. The Metal Trades Council meets February 13 to decide a key jurisdiction case.
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John J. Fenton
Coal Teamsters and Handiers’ Union 68
Team Drivers’ District Council
Boston and Vicinity
Eugene 8. Mehegan
Market and Commission
Fenton
Boston
Boston Bakers’ Union
The
Steel and Copper Plate Printers’ Union
Intercolonial Hall
Metal Trades Council
Boston Lifesavers Rescue Five From Schooner Off Newburyport
Rescue crews pulled Captain Charles Borcklebank and four Boston sailors from a wrecked two masted sander The Gatherer after a brutal gale. Lifesavers battled 50 mile an hour winds and near zero temperatures as the surfboat saved the crew and returned to Newburyport harbor. A night-time warning by Surfman Henry Daniels spurred the rescue effort and the crew continued to secure the vessel after bringing it ashore.
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Charles Borcklebank
Charles Card
James Bradley
Edward Brown
James Callahan
Boston
Newburyport Harbor
Henry Daniels
Maddock
Lynn Blacksmiths Seek New Union and Wage Rules
A meeting of Blacksmiths District Council 38 at 45 Eliot Street appointed a committee to present a new wage and working rules schedule to employers in the coming spring. A Lynn craft-wide union is planned, and the Carriage Wagon and Automobile Blacksmiths local awaits AFL President Samuel Gompers ruling on jurisdiction.
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Blacksmiths’ District Council
Eliot Street
Lynn
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
International Carriage and Wagon ‘Workers’ Organization
Blacksmiths’ International
Gompers
Council 33
Boston
Union Votes to Cede Jurisdiction Over Coremakers
At a special meeting of Metal Polishers Buffers and Platers Union 95 members approved surrendering jurisdiction over brass coremakers and moulders to the International Moulders Union after a refer endum vote. A Boston local discussion on raising initiation and reinstatement fees followed. Final vote set for February 6.
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Boston
Boston Union
Railroad Men Discuss Laws in New Haven Meeting
Representatives of the railroad workers on the New York New Haven Hartford lines meet in New Haven to urge the legislature consider laws that aid railroads while protecting workers. They discuss employers' liability public utilities commission workers' compensation act crew size and a proposed commerce court.
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New Haven
General Assembly
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Public Utilities Commission
Workingmen's Compensation Act
Commerce Court
Joint Legislative Committee of the Railroad Workers
Shipwrecked Vessel Holds Together for Repairs
A battered boat, badly scraped and torn, managed to remain intact enough to endure inspection while awaiting estimated repairs. The battered craft survived the collision with minor further damage expected during salvage.
Delays Sweep Boston Harbor Vessels In Fierce Gale
Ships and barges faced lengthy delays after a Saturday night gale. The Boston and Bay State ships were late or held, with crews anxious for missing passengers. Despatches from Yarmouth eased fears as vessels rode out the storm off Cape Cod.
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Boston
Buffalo
Bellwood
Lehigh
Chatham
Cape Cod
New England
Portland
Long Wharf
Yarmouth
Bay State
the Eastern Steamship Company
Colberth
Metropolitan Line
Kerman F. Winter
New York
Cape
Calendar for Today Meeting Norfolk and Southern Ry
A brief notice lists a calendar item for today detailing a meeting of the Norfolk and Southern Railway company. The exact time and location are not specified in readable text.
Man Arrest Sparks Mob Action in Keyport N J
News from Keyport New Jersey reports a mob incident after the arrest of Henry Johnson a Black man accused of insulting women and girls. Justice A M Walling allegedly helped move the prisoner from a jail to the county prison in Freehold while most residents were in church.
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New York
Keyport
N. J
Henry Johnson
A. M. Walling
Freehold
Trio in Hobble Skirts Nab Johnson in Keyport
Three youths George M. Mason Dallas T Young and Jud son Hopla planned the capture of Johnson by patrolling Keyport streets in disguise. They hoped to be drawn into an attack by the man who allegedly insulted women.
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Johnson
George M. Mason
Dallas T. Young
Judson Hopla
Keyport
Prisoner captured after disguise prompt in Keyport night assault
A group earned a reward Saturday after trapping a Johnson fugitive using a plan by Young to disguise as women. After a scuffle, the assailant handed over a bag but was struck and captured near Justice Walling. Over two weeks, women in Keyport report dark street assaults with handbag thefts.
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Johnson
Young
Justice Walling
Keyport
Plans for Record Coaching Trip From New York to San Francisco
Paul A. Sorg, an esteemed amateur coaching expert, plans a historic cross country trip from New York to San Francisco this spring. The venture would cover 3000 miles with a coach and four, using 75 horses, 40 men, and two special cars to ship the horses forward nightly. Departing early April, the route follows the New York Central toward Chicago, aiming for steady progress with minimal delays and contingencies for breakdowns overseen by a blacksmith and extra coach.
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New York
San Francisco
Paul A. Sorg
Atlantic
Pacific
Sorg
New York Central Railroad
Chicago
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Surfmen Rescue Hub
James Shay & CO
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State Council
Edward N. Kelley
International
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Miller Sisters
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Continent
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Charles Frohman
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Rich & Harris
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George Ade
B. F.keith
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Chief Myers
N. Y. Giants
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LD West Amphiend
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Elam TC
Winter St
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Bowdoin
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AL Reeves
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Columbia Phonograph Company
Tremont St
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Weal
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Chas. Frohman
Wm. Harris
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WED
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Princess
Donald Brian
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Sat
Henry W. Savage
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Hollis St
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Robert Warwick
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Vida Whitmore
Seat Sale
Sam Bernard
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Julian Eltinge
A. H. Woods
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Hal Reid
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Marie Narelle
Ada Lassole
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L. H. Mudgett
Tremont Temple
Boston Arena
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Washington St
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