DOLL MARKETS Brightened by Crop Report and Dividends
Dull and quiet trading marked New York stocks with gains for grains and railroads on a favorable crop report. Missouri Pacific and Texas Pacific saw mixed moves amid dividend rumors while copper demand showed strength and US Steel looming on a potential new listing. Copper stocks and island exchanges driven by New York and Boston activity reflected a cautious market. a Massachusetts court decision favored Amalgamated in a stock exchange dispute.
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J. D. Rockefeller, Jr
E. P. Prentice
F. T. Gates
G. W. Murray
L. M. Bowers
G. D. Rogers
B. V. Cary
FL J. Ees
W. A. Jones
Parrot Mining Company
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Senate Adjourns On Subway Bill Amid Crane Backing
The Senate adjourned without a vote on the Boston Elevated Railway subway bill as Governor Crane’s supporters push, with lobbyists flooding the chamber. Debates centered on municipal ownership, lease terms, and referendum, while speakers clashed over rental rates and state versus city control.
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Boston Elevated Company
Washington Street
Governor Crane
Boston Elevated
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Jones
Gardner
Essex
State House Routine Expands Session Days and Bill Actions
The House agreed to split sessions into two legislative days for the day, adopting a perfecting amendment to allow Lynn to take an additional water supply and sent the measure to the Senate. Committees favorably reported bills on district attorney salary, Northern Avenue completion, Boston hospital for chronic diseases, and Merrimack River bridge funding. The House concurred in Senate amendments to grant Civil Service Commission authority in violations.
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Lynn
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New England Railroad Company
Boston
Northern Avenue
Senate resolves on public expenditures and commemorations
In the Senate the Ways and Means committee favorably reported several resolves. They were read twice and passed to be engrossed. One provides for annual expenditures of gas and electric light commissioners and for printing commemorative reports of the late Governor Roger Walcott. Another, moved by Mr. Attwill, authorizes an investigation by the Metropolitan Park Commission into establishing a public bath house, passed to be engrossed under suspension of the rules.
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Special recess committee to revise statutes backs new resolves
The fifty one member committee at the State House, chaired by President Soule, approves reports and orders for adoption. Frost of Lawrence will present the measures in the House. A key resolve seeks continued revision after prorogation and asks the Governor to convene a special session on the second Wednesday of November to enact statutes for January 1, 1902.
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Frost
Lawrence
General Court
Balloons Mark Path for Baldwin Ziegler Polar Expedition
Balloons packed in a metaled carussore travel to a distant site to mark the explorers route. Each buoy will hang ten feet apart and carry a latitude message for the Baldwin Ziegler North Pole expedition.
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Baldwin-Ziegier
Referendum Debate Over Subway Act Principles
The Senate will fully discuss the advisability of the referendum and inquire why the committee abandoned the subway act of 1894. The question asks why a referendum on the subway would be sound then but unsound now.
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Federal
Crade Oil Company
Lucas, Higgine
Texas
Treasury
Beaumont
Federal Capital
Senate debate on Tremont street tracks and Washington street relocation
The discussion questions shifting Tremont street rail tracks one block east to Washington street arguing public convenience. Senators cite Section 7 of House bill 1434 restricting track removal to Transit or Railroad Commissions and within a year of subway completion, challenging feasibility and timing.
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Transit Commission
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