Market Recovers Some Ground Amid Weeklong Gains
A weekly review shows 28 active New York stocks advancing with Amalgamated Anaconda New York Central St Paul Reading Southern Pacific and Union Pacific each up four points or more The overall average gain is 3.03 points The piece notes improved liquidity and speculation as banks shed currency and debates whether liquidation suffices to meet crop and business needs. It highlights anticipated gold imports and potential abroad funds to support crop financing while applauding the Amalgamated dividend decision as a notable development.
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New York
Amalgamated
Anaconda
New York Central
St. Paul
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Europe
Bank of England
Labor Leaders Proclaim Unity for Labor Representation
Prominent figures from the American Federation of Labor urge organized labor to assert political power through an independent ballot. The declaration cites past failures, calls for electing labor-friendly candidates, and notes the British union example as a model for universal suffrage action.
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Organized Labor
Nashville
American Federation of Labor
Massachusetts
Boston labor leaders react to federation proclamation
Boston labor leaders express broad support for the AFL call to political action. They pledge unity to elect pro labor candidates, form wage earners clubs, and pressure for laws favorable to workers while criticizing corporate influence and the Senate as a “graveyard of labor bills.”
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Boston
Gompers
James O'Connell
Frank Morrison
Labor Representative Committee
Massachusetts
Senate
American Federation of Labor
Greek Rowing Prospect for Regatta Nears
With the Metropolitan regatta a week away, Riverside senior eight and four trained on the Charles while St Alphonsus crews were absent due to heat. Frank B Greer spent four hours in practice and appears in top form for Worcester nationals next month. Noddle Island clubs Jeffries Point Columbians and East Boston A A also held practice spins.
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Metropolitan
Charles
Riverside
St. Alphonsus
Frank B. Greer
Worcester
Greer
Noddle Island
Jeffries Point
Columbians
East Boston
Newport Outings Popular on New Haven Rail Line
Boston to Newport weekly excursions remain popular with a special express train and first class equipment. The next trip is set for Thursday July 26 at $1 round trip, with tickets strictly limited to ensure seating.
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Newport
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston Labor Notes Report on Aid and Meetings
Boston union notes report that $550 was collected for San Francisco brewery workers. A Labor Day parade plans a 600 marcher turnout. Water Works Union sets annual vote for Aug 9 and approved $72 in sick benefits. A W Daniels elected to represent Coal Hoisting Engineers Union 74 at the Lawrence State convention in October. International President Matthew Comerford of St Paul will address members next Sunday.
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San Francisco
Water Works Union
A. W. Daniels
Lawrence
International
Matthew Comerford
St. Paul
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