Market Dull Then Slips. Steel and Rail Stocks Lead
Wall Street faced a dull and heavy day with a late turn to decline. Early trading saw traders gamble on Venezuelan negotiations while abundant money kept demand high for some issues. St Louis and San Francisco rallied on an alliance report with Southern railway, aiding Pittsburg accounts, while traction stocks and Metropolitan Street Railway weakened. Afternoon trading unsettled the market as Union Pacific and related shares fell on news of a snag in talks between executives and labor. Closing was weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
St. Louis
San Francisco
Southern Railway
Pittsburg
Toftalk Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan Street Railway
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Union Paciific
Allied
Omaha
Union Pacific
Market Dull as Copper Stocks Suffer Small Losses
State Street January 20. The New York market influences kept Boston prices sagging with buying restrained. Copper Range saw declines from 6 1/2 to 6 8 4, while Amalgamated and Utah also weakened. Strong holders and Amalgamated interest supported the market. Tennessee Copper spiked, aided by Amalgamated demand, as Utah reportedly came under Standard Oil influence again. The总体 list was dull, with minor advances and frequent fractional losses across most issues. Trading volumes included Arcola Oil, Bald Butte, Bay State Gas, International Rotary, and Rotary Ring. Money market remained dull, with easier rates amid sluggish activity. Recent Aparecida Mines employment surpassed 100, with Frank G. Peck of Portland Gold Mine serving as manager. American Pneumatic Service Company outlines major capital expenditures and planned stock capitalization, while deferring preferred stock dividends for shareholder protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
New York
Boston
Amalgamated
Utah
Adventure
Old Dominion
Wolverine
Osceola
Tennessee
Standard Oil
United Metals Selling Agency
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bald Butte
Bay State
Ieee
Baisncos O
Aparecida Mines Company
Frank G. Peck
Portland
Cripple Creek
American Pneumatic Service Company
Heath
January Trade Satisfactor y Trade Signals in January
Bradstreet’s January report notes improving wholesale and jobbing in spring dry goods millinery boots and shoes and hats with the best January jobbing on record. Shipments are larger and earlier, while retail trade is weaker due to mild winter weather. Iron steel and lumber show high activity. prices remain strong with some wheat price declines aiding export prospects. Money is easier, and weekly business failures fall versus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet's
Market summaries from Boston price report today
Boston report lists the day's highest and lowest sales along with the closing bid and asked prices. The data covers principal commodities and financial instruments traded in the session, reflecting market activity and investor sentiment.
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Boston
Malden School Board Bars Consumption Affected Teachers
The Malden School Board voted to exclude any teacher or pupil afflicted with consumption from public schools, effective immediately, signaling a harsh health policy in the district.
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Malden
Librarian Whitney Retires From Boston Public Library
James M. Whitney leaves the Boston Public Library after decades of service to head the department of documents and statistics. Horace Wadlin assumes the executive chair as Whitney discusses library aims, funding, and calls for broader support, noting donations are the fund’s main source and fiction demand remains strong but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Whitney
Boston Public Library
Horace Wadlin
Whitney
Department of Documents and Statistics
Meischner
Fleischner
Wadin
Whitney’s
Statistical Department
Washington C. Ford
Post
British Museum
Bibliotheque Nationale
Paris
Boston
Patent Department
Sunday church services across Tremont area churches
A roundup of Sunday schedules from Tremont Temple and numerous Boston churches lists sermon topics by Rev W L Pickard and others, morning prayers, Sunday schools, choir numbers, and free seats. Many venues include special lectures and youth meetings with times and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
W. L. Pickard
D. D
Lynchburg
Pickard
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
A. O. Dixon
D. C
Rev. G
Professor Case
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Elijah
Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
Allem E. Cross
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. O. Hannum
Berkeley Temple
William §&. Kelsey
F. A. Noble
People's Temple
Charles A. Crane
Adams Chorus
Orient
Tremont Street
M. E
Corner Concord
BE. Davis
Epworth League
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendte
John Wrelis
John Sius
Savonarola
Martin Luther
Kraus
West Roxbury
Boston Memorial Association
F, Igee
All United
Spiritualist Meetings Across Boston 1890s 514 Tremont Street
A listing of spiritualist halls and psychic conferences in Boston including the Spiritu alist Red Men's Hall at 514 Tremont Street with Mrs M J Butler hosting eve meetings, song service, and a children s lyceum. Also details Boston Psychic Conference at 605 Massachusetts Avenue with multiple speakers and test readings by noted mediums. Harmony Hall and the First Spiritual Temple listed with programs and speakers.
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Malden
National Spiritualists’ Association Society
Browne Building
Pleasant
Washington Streets
A. S. Kenney
Harvey Redding
Mosher
New York
D. F. Putnam
Jordan
Royal Putnam
Boston
Chickering Hall
Huntington Avenue
I’. A. Wiggin
Schubert Quartet
Ladies' Spiritualistic Industrial Society
Appleton Hall
Appleton Street
J. P. Whitlock
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
Nettle Merren
Whittemore
Reed
Moody
Horton
Indian Peace Council
Golden Rule Spiritual Society
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Mr. Fowler
THE
Gospel OF Spirit-Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Legion of Honor
Ella A. Higginson
Tremont Street
West Newton Street
America Hall
E. Cobb
P. McKenna
Lynn Spiritualists’ Association
Cadet Hall
Alex. Caird
M. D
George A. Fuller
State Association
RED Men’s Hall
Sunda
M. J. Butler
Children’s Lyceum
Boston Psychic
NCE
Northampton
Littlefield
Ackerman Johnson
Randall
Litchman
Erickson
Curtis
Fannie Marriner
Mme. Zara
Rs. Thorne
Hattie C. Mason
Blackdon
Coombs
Smith
Carbee
Ratzit
Wood
Wilde
Gutierrez
Harmony Hall
Spiritual Phenomena Society
Circle
Hughes
Julia I. Davis
Annie Hanson Kibble
A. Ricker
Josephine Webster
Johnson
Boy Downey 12 Arrested for Malicious Injury to Building
William Downey a 12 year old boy appeared before Chelsea police court charged with malicious injury to real estate. He struck Wheeler building trim with a hammer on Second street, chipping freestone. He pled guilty, case postponed to Friday, bail posted, and he lives with grandmother Mrs Hayes at 17 Pine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Downey
Chelsea
Wheeler
Second Street
Clean House with Fels Naptha Soap Ad Advice
A vintage style ad promotes Fels Naptha soap as the easiest pleasant house cleaning solution promising a cleaner home.
Storks Musical Opens at Majestic in Boston
A. L. Wilbur of Starr & Wilbur announces the Boston debut of The Storks as the Majestic Theatre and Music Hall marks its opening attraction on February 16. The Storks has just completed a 16 week Chicago run at Dearborn Theatre and is a front runner alongside The Burgomaster from the same producers. Advance sale date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Wilbur
Starr
Burgomaster
the Storks
Boston Theatres Entertain With A Week Of Grand Productions
Ramsay Morris new play The Ninety and Nine comes to the Boston Theatre for a limited engagement starting next Monday, following New York success at the Academy of Music. The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast, Bar on Humbug, The Little Host, The Dangers of Paris, and other attractions fill the week with stars like Edwin Arden, Katherine Grey, Amelia Bingham, Stuart Robson, and Clyde Fitch's Nathan Hale among many. Local venues present a mix of melodrama, musical comedy, and vaudeville with notable casts and large audiences anticipated.
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Ramsay Morris
Boston
New York
Academy of Music
Edwin Arden
Katherine Grey
E. A. Eberle
Emma Janvier
Jane Peyton
George Nash
Harry le van
Theodore Hamilton
Amy Ames
Thomas Ince
Colonial Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
Boston Museum
Stuart Robson
Dromio
Syracuse
Jfénsign
Castle Square
John Craig
Clyde Fitch
Nathan Hale
Leslie. Carter
Hollis
Park
James T. Powers
Joseph Santley
Grand Opera House
Old Kentucky
Tremont
Museum
Julius Cesar
Colonial
Jennie
Arthur Dunn
Keith
Stuart Barnes
Berol
Carson
Willard
Three Millettes
Ada Arnoldson
Rae and
Boesche
Clan Johnson
Press Eldridge
Genaro and Bailey
Pantzer
Cherry
Bates
Baker
Lynn
Howard
Johnsons
Glincerettis
Zelma Rawlston
Robinson
Grant
Baileys
Burlesque
Barry
Austin & Stone
Ola
Nat Butler
Stinson
McLeans
Moran
Patsy Keegan
Signor Ferreri
Rat Circus
Nickelodeon
Palace Theatre
S. Lawrence Weber
Dainty Duchess Company
Boston Theatre
Russell Brothers
James Richmond Glenroy
Nellie Cunningham
Music Hall
Jessie Bartlett Davis
George Fuller Golden
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NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Ron Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Simoles Central Sete
Iowa Central
Southern
Louisville
Missouri Pacific
Mis, Kun & Texas
R of
Mexico
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
St Louie
Southern Pacific
Texas & Pacific
Tol, St. Louis & West
Am Car & Foundry
Lae Mining Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
National Biscuit
National Leweneeereee
Republic Steel
Taal Tenn Coal & UN Bag & Paper Co
United States Steel
Eeewewenee
Ose Western Union
Dun’s Report
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Boston Stock Sales
Am Tel & Tel
Central
Ss St
Srit
Chic
M & B4s
Cot Yarnis
United Fruit Bs
Allouez Minet
Amalgamated Min
Tel & & Tel
Atech
Top & SF
Atlantic
Boston & Maine
Ches & Ohio
Continenta
Cumber i & T
Dom Coal
Dom Ir & Steel
Boston Land
Edison el Ill
Elm River Es i
Irie RR
Fitchburg
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Mass Electric
Mergenthal Lin
Merrimaurts
Qiz
Michigan
Mont & Bos
Dom
Yweola
Ria Pere Wiarquette
Santa Te
Seattle
Torrington
Trimountain
Brinnion Pacific
United Fruit
United Shia
Us$ Co & Ol
U & Steel
West End
Ry Western T & T
Winona
Wyandot
Phthisis
Art Museum
Harvard College
Miss Alcott
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Bustard
Methodist
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley Streets
J. A. Lansing
Cambridge
Italy
Rome
William Read
Faith Memorial Hall
J. P. Bland
Rockefeller
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
People's Forum
Morgan
Charles F. Dole
Tremont Temple
John Robertson
Glasgow
Thomas Paine
N. J. Willis
Aldrich
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Richard Wood Cone
George Mendall Taylor
Angeline Andrews
Florence I. King
David BE. Newland
George H. Woods
Marston
Unitarian
Universalist
Shawmut Avenue
Canton and
Brookline Streets
George. L. Perin
Boston Pilarmonic Orchestra
Ashton Jewis
Lachner
Cornet
Siage Matters
New Majestic
Fiandem
Ann Haydn Sociess
Emil Mollenhauer
H. G. Tucker
M. Th. DuBois
Symphony Hall
Tel
Wright & Ditson’s
Washington St
Mme
Camille Seygard
Lime
Louise Homer
Andreas Dippel
Emilio de Gogoria
Stephen Townsend
Marcel Journet
Notic Ane
Mansfield
Julius Caesar
Xtrace
America
Drury Lane
Parsons
Grand Ensemble
Opera House
Dover St
George W. Magee Lessee
Mgr
Aster OF
Amelia Bingham
Magdalen
Keith’s
DRS’ Church
Allianc
Sreyce
Union Congregational Church
Columbus
W. Newton
Lawrence
Edward Everett Hale
Samuel E. Herrick
Deir
M. Purces
Castle
EATRE
Nathan Halab
Prince Edward Islanders
Prince Edward Island
Paul Revere Hall
Haymarket
Dodo
Tremont Theatre
Baron Humbug
Raymond Hitchcock
Cheridah
Simpson
Handel and Haydn Society
Dubois
Ackets
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
AST
Pickaninny Brass Band
Frank McKee
James Richmond
Glenroy
Tom White
Josephine Thomas
Ernest L. Molloy
Walter Beatty
F. EB. Dodge
Abiand
Onlg
Henrietta
Roland
DANK
R. A. Barnet
Lewis
Thompson
Columbia
Cismrg
Choru the
Feat Sale Now
Isaac B,. Rich
David Belasco
Carter DU Barry
Park Theatre
Rich, Harris
Hearts OF Oak
George Fuller
M. Prees Eldridge
Mildred Howard de Gray
J. Bernard Dybyn
Pantzer Trio
Cherry and Bates
Baker and Lynn
Charlie Mackie
Chinatown
Bowdoin Cuanto
Sro
Tremont Row
Will Stinson
Hugh MclLean
Patsey Keegan
Jimmy Moran
Alex McLean
the Holbrooks
Andriana
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