Market Review and Outlook Signals Turbulent Times Ahead
The article assesses a broad market downturn rivaling 1907 with steel price declines and a misread Supreme Court decision. It notes wage scale shifts, copper sector readjustments, and Calumet & Hecla's large note issuance as key local factors while predicting potential a major bull campaign only after conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Corporation
United States Supreme Court
New York Central
New York State Senate
Coney Island
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Railway
Calumet & Heecla-Bigelow
Amalgamated Copper Company
Calumet & Hecla
Amalgamated
Lake Superior
Culture
Taft
Stock Listings Calendar Highlights by Company Names
The calendar lists today’s quotes for multiple firms including American Sugar and American Tobacco with varied percentages. Other entries cover Union Pacific Canadian Pacific and Baltimore & Ohio with both common and preferred shares, along with several utilities and manufacturing firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sugar
Canadian Pacific
Quincy
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Kerr Lake
Northern Ohio Traction & Light
Galveston
Houston Electric
Stock listings with multiple company preferred figures
A dense catalogue of preferred stock percentages and a few common stocks from various companies and regions. Entries include United Cigar Manufacturing United States Steel Buffalo Mines Glalveston Electric Grand Rapids Railway Nleywood Bros Wakefield Kansas City Railway Lancaster Mills Merrimac Manufacturing Northern Texas Electric Quebec Railway Light Heat Power St Joseph Railway Light Power Susquehanna Railway Light Power Waltham Bleachery and Whatcom County Railway Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Coal
American Smelters Securities
American Telegraph & Cable
American Tobacco Common
American Tobacco Cominon
Associated Merchants Common
Baltimore & Ohio
Boston & Maine
Buffalo & Susquehanna
Butterick Company
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Columbus Railway
Cripple Creek Central
General Asphalt
General Chemical
Illinois Central
International Harvester
Kings County Electric Light & Power
Michigan State Telephone Common
National Railways of Mexico
New York
Chicago & St. Louis
Philadelphia Company
Rochester Railway & Light
Sloss Sheffield
United Cigar Manufacturing
United States Envelope
United States Steel
Buffalo Mines Limited
Glalveston Electric
Grand Rapids Railway
Nleywood Bros. & Wakefield
Kansas City Railway
Tancaster Mills
Lori & Taylor
Merrimac Manufacturing Common
Northern Texas Electric
Quebec Railway
St. Joseph Railway
Susquehanna Railway
Waltham
Whatcom County Railway & Light
Woodrow Wilson Named Phi Beta Kappa Poet at Harvard
The Phi Beta Kappa Society at Harvard has chosen President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton to serve as poet and Barrett Wendell of Harvard to speak as orator on Phi Beta Kappa day after commencement. Sanders Theatre will host the exercises as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Harvard
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Barrett Wendell
Sanders Theatre
Post exposes beef scandal write to editor
A reader from Lynn praises the Post for its stand on the infected beef issue and urges continued agitation until the guilty are punished. The letter thanks the editor for defending public health and keeping New England standards high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
New England
Lynn
Retreat Ends at Cathedral For Saint Vincent de Paul Society
The weeklong retreat for members of the St. Vincent de Paul Society concluded last evening in the cathedral chapel after several days of sessions and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent de Paul Society
New Gowns and Fashion Tales From Paris Gowns
Miss Elizabeth E White arrives from Paris to discuss the latest couture with Post reporters. She notes extreme medieval waistlines, tube silhouettes, cabriolet hats, and Salome satin gowns. She previews exhibits at Horticultural Hall and a two week mission by Jesuit priests at St Patrick's and St Philip's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth E
White
Adriatic
Paris
New York
France
Delft
Corne
Camille Roger
Horticultural Hall
Miss White
LT Am
Fanchon
House of Paquin
Church of Magdalene
Nice
Monte Carlo
Biarritz
Felix
Elizabeth A. C. White
Boston
Two Weeks Mission Opens at Cathedral of the Holy Cross
The two week mission opened yesterday at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross with women’s services this week and men’s next. Rev Fathers Cahill Hagan Foley Sagan lead the Domini can Order band as crowds fill the morning mass and evening schedule includes rosary instruction and sermons on child training and maternal duties. Confessions begin tomorrow with multiple daily hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
John J. Crane
Father Cahill
Whldenberg
Foley
Sagan
Father Hagan
O. P
Father Foley
Crowds at Mission in St Philip's Parish
Crowds gathered at St Philip's Parish as two two week services began. The article notes extraordinary turnout at both St Patrick's Church and the other sacred edifice, likely unmatched in the parish's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Philip’s Parish
St. Philip's Parish
St. Patrick's Church
Heiress Sylvia Green’s engagement sparks odd courtship tale
In Pittsburg on Feb 28 reports claim Sylvia Green heiress of Hetty Green’s fortune has wed into the Astor family. The suitor Langdon T. McCullough, a poorly paid Pittsburg bank clerk, was allegedly frightened off by what society calls an ogress in the form of his fiancée’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Sylvia Green
Hetty Green
Astor
Langdon T. McCullough
McCullough
Interview Reveals McCullough’s Vermont Wedding Plans
Rumors swirled as he agreed to an interview to discuss his engagement to Sylvia Green. He recalls eight summers at Bellows Falls and a tight circle with Bertha Capron and Charley Capron, Fred Burbank and relatives, noting Sylvia’s steady affection and Green family aid while planning a quiet Vermont wedding and an independent start. Mrs. Green warns him that with $100,000 he may pursue the union on the right terms. He admits Sylvia loves him but remains unconvinced by her eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
Amer Car Foundry
Verity
Amer
Atchison
Haltimore
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Northwest
General Electric
Great Northern
Tilinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
SUNY
Northern Pacific
O. & Western
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Cee Etree
Tiely Sith
S. Rubber Fee Retavess
Sarenees
Tly
Do Preftee
Union Pacific Oe
LIM Tits
Bellows Falls
Vermont
Greens
Green
McCullough
Bertha Capron
Charley
Fred Burbank
Charley Capron
Burbank
Sylvia
Miss Green
Mrs. Green
Young Women Hear Mass at Immaculate Conception
At the 8 o clock mass the Young Women's Sodality of the Church of the Immaculate Conception attended and received communion. The late mass featured Rev. Charles Bridges as preacher with Rev. Michael A. O'Kane delivering the sermon. Guests included Rev. Joseph F. Hanselman provincial of the Jesuits and Rev. Joseph H. Rockwell, with Rev. Thomas I. Gasson, president of Boston College hosting.
Form New Catholic Church Organization
The Knights of St. John the Baptist, a uniform rank for 16 to 25 year olds, formed at St. Leo's Dorchester under Rev. Francis J. Butler. Over 300 parish men joined, with plans to expand to all Boston churches. Members will wear full dress uniforms and carry swords. A committee was appointed to secure proper attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John the Baptist
Holy Family Temperance League
St. Leo's Church
Dorchester
Francis J. Butler
Father Butler
Boston
St. Leo’s
John J. Cronin
St. Leo's
Robert Leonard
Frederick SmuUin
Labor Leader George W. Jackson Dies by Subway Suicide
George W. Jackson, a prominent figure in the Big Six Typographical Union labor councils, killed himself at the Ninety-Sixth Street subway station by leaping in front of an express train. Despondent over worsening eyesight, he believed he was going blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Jackson
Big Six Typographical Union
Ninty-sixth Street
Jackson
Labor unions hold wide Boston meeting schedule and actions
The piece reports on multiple Boston labor groups with meetings and actions. It covers Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Locomotive Engineers, Signalmen, and other unions, plus elected officers, wage talks, demonstrations, fund drives, and a pension concert attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Casey
Boston Women's Trade Union League
Boston
New York
League
Bunker Hill Lodge 6
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
Elm Street
Boston & Maine
Boston and
Portland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enhineers
Charles L. Baine
Boot and Shoe Workers' Union
Washington
A. S. of T
Boston Bartenders’ Union 77
Richard W. Garrett
James J. English
John W. Conley
Union backs city pension plan amid parade to Faneuil Hall
The C. L. U Water Works Employees Union endorsed the proposed pension plan for city workers. Eleven Teamsters unions from the Antona Joint District Council will march as a sub division to join the demonstration at Faneuil Hall on Sunday March 14 as delegates to the proposed label section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. U Water Works Employees’ Union
Teamsters
Antona Joint District Council
Faneuil Hall
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Arizona
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Fkoston Consol Cette Renoee
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Greene Cananea
Isle Royale
Lake
Miami
Michigan
Aly
Nevada
Osceola
Ou Tadhy
Tony
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Trinity
U. S
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Victoria
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American Ice
Michigan United Railway
LAUDS
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St. Philip's
St. Patrick’s
William J. Ennis
S. J
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St. Philip's Church
Charles Sullivan
Grammar
Academy
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ADAMS
Commission Stock Broker
Fort Hill
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Boston Securities
James ‘Shay
Hetty
O’hane
New Catholic Church Organization
Compressed Air Power Co
Pita Ae Sordialin
Datteed Company
Jamaica Plain Station
Mass
Boston Auto
Ge Nisota Ok
M. C. Barnard & CO
Congress ST
LABOR
New Haven
Washington Street
EF. Lee
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad
Boston Lodge 97
Gat
Dean Patrick Maloney
Boston Central Labor Union
Boston Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union
James Duffy
Patrick Barry
W. A. Wixted
Miss McFeaters
Typographical Union 18
Frank K. Foster
Political Refugee Defence Association
Boston Newshoyer Protective Association
MN. McCarthy
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell Preidman
West End House
Maurice H. Zaramsky
Thomas J. Mulkern
Nathan 8. Sodekson
Charles Wrasen
Hyman J. Cohen
Daniel V. Mulkern
Alec Hershenson
Benjamin A. Robrish
Meyer J. Riser
Boston C. L. U
Henry Abrahams
Boston C. Fr. U
St. Matthew Society
South
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Finance Commission
Hunker Dull Lodge of
Machinists
Hibernian Hall
Charlestown
Pension Fund
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Symphony Pension
Acek
Ludwig Wilner
Schubert
Strauss
Max Schilling
Wildenbruch
Heidenleben
Wulliner
Schilling
Dr. Wallner
ST. Theatre
Chas. Frohman,Rich & Harris
Lessees & Mars
Charles Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
Lady Frederick
W. Somerset Maugham
Jack Straw
Tremont Theatre
Music BY
Oscar Straus
Jos. W.herbert
America
Cc. P. Huntley
Cole Ost Weex & Johnson
Thurs
Eve
Jefferson de Angelis and Company
Claire Romaine
George Whiting
Clark Sisters
Long Acre Quartet
Harri Bh. Lester
Josettis
Liliputians
Hugh J
Hildred Emmett
Anderson and Goines
Flying Martins
Spissell, Meers
Adolph
la Nose Brothers
Gates and Blake
Ninetograph
Neil Burgess & Co
Apheus
Laurence Irving
Mabel Hackney
Blondele & CO
Cameron & Flanagan
Delvore & Lee
Jack Lorimer
Daily Mat
Dave Marion
Dreamlands
Wrestling
John Perellia
Butch” Miller
Hattie Williams
John J. McNally
Charlies Frohman
William Harris
S. Mats. Wed
A. Brady
Colonial Theatre
Chas, Dillingham
Fritzischeff
Howard
Lena Rivers
Soc
Sam Langford
Jimmy Walsh
Swageer
Bowdoin
Cumberland
Rro
Gatlety
Washington St
Roylston Irwin
Orch
Oxford
Providence
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