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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1905

Page

8

Union Pacific Stocks Rally Amid Northern Securities Bets

The market sees pressure from the Northern Securities case as Union Pacific and allied rails move on renewed speculation. Union Pacific hits new highs on local and international buying while Amalgamated Copper and other copper issues show strength. traders warn against short-selling and note evolving demand for copper.

State Street Union Pacific Amalgamated Hst Northern Securities Harriman London Shorts Bears Atchison Boston Lawson Wall Street

Chicago grain quotations and wheat options summary

Ennis and Stoppani report dull wheat trading with a late price gain from the lows. Traders covered positions late as selling pressure eased, prompting some strength and a cautious buy on soft spots. Corn traded smaller and steadier on large Saturday acceptances and lower cables, with expectations for higher prices.

Ennis & Stoppani Chicago Board of Trade State Mutual Chicago

Market Turbulence as Special Issues Drive Trading

New York traders faced uneven price moves with heavy focus on select issues. Opening strength faded into a sharp midday retreat as stocks retreated to near best levels. Erie issues attracted buying by London, while railroad shares overshadowed by industrials. Market closed strong led by Union Pacific and Vanderbilt issues.

New York Best Sures Eries London Union Pacific Vanderbilt John Filkins & Co Congress Street

Beef trust beaten in U S Supreme Court

The United States Supreme Court unanimously affirmed a verdict against Swift & Co in the beef trust case. Justice Holmes described packers as restraining competition by agreeing not to bid, fix prices, divide markets, or limit supplies. The ruling holds that defendants cannot be forced to compete but can be forbidden from noncompetitive agreements.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States Today United States Swift & Co Beef Trust Justice Holmes Holmes Notman O. W. Holmes United States Supreme Court

Startling Vanity Case Obsessed Public Transit Beauty Trend

A dramatic note on the Vanity Case craze as women powder noses in crowded street cars and Boston subway cars. The device includes a powder puff and mirror with a husband’s comb, prompting bold grooming displays in public spaces.

Boston

Reciproc ity advocates press Massachusetts reciprocity hearing

Advocates of reciprocity with Canada gathered at the Massachusetts Legislature to push a resolution in support of sending the state’s reciprocity sentiment to Congress. The hearing, held before the committee on federal relations, adjourned at 1 pm and resumed the next day with a slate of speakers led by Henry M. Whitney and including numerous supporters and critics.

Canada Committee On Federal Relations State House Massachusetts Congress Douglas House Boston Henry M. Whitney Eugene N. Foss Herbert Co. Hall Charles L. Underhill John O. Hall Osborne Howes William H. Lincoln Elmer E. Silver J. M. W. Hall Leonard A. Treat Calvin Austin Andrew Webster William O. Blaney George F. Daniels John F. Parker John T. Wright William B. Rice A. A. Perry William L. Pratt George S. Oliver N. C. Higgins Henry Whitcomb M. N. Arnold Fred Shedd Frederick W. Fosdick William E. Brigham M. F. Dickinson

New England Telephone and Telegraphic Earnings Note

Quarterly report notes earnings per share and dividends for the period. Consolidated Gas Company shows a quarterly gain and declares a March fifteenth payment. Earnings are presented in cents per share with routine formal language.

New England Telephone & Telegraphic Cere Consolidated Gas Company Earnay

Wheat Prices Rally on Northwest Flour Demand

Chicago market reports stronger wheat due to rising flour demand in the Northwest. May wheat up 4 1 2 cents, corn down 4 cents, oats little changed, provisions up 2 1 2 cents.

Chicago Northwest

Cure for Catarrh Promoted by Mrs Benz

Mrs Benz of 418 E 8th Street New York crediting Dr Agnew Catarrhal Powder with an absolute cure after years of suffering. She says one puff through the blower clears the head and stops the headache. The testimonial is printed to vouch for rapid relief and efficacy.

Benz E. 8Th Street New York Dr. Agnew

Club Women Oppose Mary Rogers Hanging in Vermont Case

Boston women express mixed views on the execution of Mary E. Rogers in Wind sor Vermont for murdering her husband. Debates cover leniency versus the death penalty with opinions from New England clubs and letters urging support for Mrs Blickensderfer’s appeal.

Mary Rogers Greater Boston Post Mary E. Rogers Windsor Vermont Cyrus Wakefield New England Club

State Seeks 1 600 000 From Washington Claim Agency

Governor Wolcott authorized Attorney-General Knowlton to recover 1 500 000 due the State from a Civil War claim. J B Cotton, the claim agent, held a 1 600 000 treasury warrant and demands a 10 percent commission. Parker and Moody challenge Cotton legality while Bates and Douglas push a quick settlement to avoid interest deductions.

Wolcott Knowlton Washington J. B. Cotton Commonwealth Cotton Treasury Bates Parker Moody Douglas

Irresponsibility Claimed For Mrs Rogers

Message from Stamford Conn dated January 29 1905 argues Mrs Rogers acted with irresponsibility at the time of the crime and asserts this as the sole reason she should avoid the death penalty. The letter targets Vermont public opinion and critiques outside advocacy and media misquotes.

Sir Rogers Vermont William Blickensderfer Stamford, Conn

Roosevelt urges uniform divorce laws nationwide

President Roosevelt asks Congress to collect and publish marriage and divorce statistics dating back to 1886 and to authorize the census director to compile such data. He warns lax divorce laws undermine family sanctity and urges interstate cooperation to enact uniform standards with safeguards.

Washington, D. C Congress Theodore Roosevelt

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