Short covers lift stocks as Amalgamated leads gains
Wall Street trading shows gains in many rails and industrials with notable short covering in Metropolitan. Amalgamated climbs to 1883-4 amid insider buying while Keene returns to the bull side and several rail names rise. Copper stocks waver but Amalgamated's activity hints at an upcoming upturn. money markets ease and April expectations boost copper prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Metropolitan
Amalgamated
Keene
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
New York Central
Rock Island Common
St. Louis
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
New York
Boston
Non-Fraternity Man Wins Law School Presidency at BU
George Calvin Griffith was elected president of the senior class at Boston University Law School, defeating fraternity candidate Thomas Mannix by a large majority. Griffith, 27, a Harvard graduate, was active in athletics and literary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University Law School
George Calvin Griffith
Thomas Mannix
Griffith
Harvard
Schooner Sarah Potter Reaches Shanty After Struggle
Captain Hatfield and six men of the schooner Sarah Potter landed at Hwarwichport in an open boat at about 4 this morning after a gale and dense fog. They left the vessel in danger near Handkerchief shoal yesterday afternoon and sought a landing place, finally reaching Charles Tuttle's house.
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Hwarwichport
Hatfield
Sarah Potter
Charles Tuttle
British Schooner H. B. Homan Runs Aground In Fog
The British schooner H. B. Homan captained by Atkinson ran ashore at 6 this morning on West Chop while bound from Savannah to Louisburg with a cargo of yellow pine lumber. The captain judged it unsafe to continue in the fog and sought the harbor at Vineyard Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
H. B. Homan
Atkinson
Savannah
Louisburg
C. B
West Chop
Market Closing Prices and Daily Sales Report
Boston report shows today’s highest and lowest sales figures with closing bid prices for today and yesterday. Data reflects March 20 with benchmarks across categories and compares day-to-day changes.
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Boston
New England Telephone to Tender Bond Series for Redemption
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company invites holders of its Third Fourth and Fifth Bond Series maturing 1906 1907 and 1908 to tender for redemption at 1020 per thousand plus accrued interest. Tenders due by March 21 1908 with redemption on April 1 1908 at 119 Milk Street Boston.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Loan and Trust Company of
Boston
Milk Street
Mass
Mi Street
WM. R. Driver
Trade Good and Reviews Signal Mixed Outlook in March
Bradstreet's reports heavy rains, floods, and poor roads hindering distributive trade with some easing in money and improved labor prospects in building trades. East trade shows active dry goods demand. wool and cotton markets firm. shoe shipments up. Impending strikes threaten, but overall industrial activity remains restrained amid weather and transportation bottlenecks.
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New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
Massachusetts
Dan's
Chicago
Maren
Dewey Paul Barnard Open New Law Firm
The new law firm of Dewey, Paul & Barnard began operations yesterday with offices at 23 Court Street. Members include ex-Judge Henry S. Dewey the Hon. Isaac F. Paul Frank F. Barnard and Albert Garceau.
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Dewey
Dewey, Paul & Barnard
Court Street
Henry 8S. Dewey
Isaac F. Paul
Frank F. Barnard
Albert Garceau
Reverend McElveen Declines Worcester Call
The Rev. Dr. W. T. McElveen pastor of Shawmut Church has definitively declined Plymouth Church of Worcester's call amid protests from Shawmut members and the broader denomination to keep him in Boston.
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W. T. McElveen
D. D
Shawmut Church
Plymouth Church of
Worcester
Boston
Hurded Bout Ends Early As Murphy Stops Hurt in Lenox Card
The Lenox Athletic Club main event featured Kid Murphy of New York vs Patsey McKenna of Lenox. A wrist injury forced Murphy to stop after seven rounds of a 10 round bout. McKenna showed improved form and connected with sharp jabs and swings. Preliminaries included Kid Brooks defeating Scotty Coyne in four rounds and Billy Griffin beating Hugh Glaney in six. Dave McNeil and Harry Boles opened with a set-to, McNeil winning after six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox Athletic Club
Kid Murphy
New York
Patsey McKenna
McKenna
Kid Brooks
Lawrence
Scotty Coyne
Manchester
Billy Griffin
South Boston
Hugh Glaney
Pawtucket
Griffin
Dave McNeil
Chelsea
Harry Boles
Worcester
McNell
Death of Patrick J Goodman shocks pilots and shipping men
Patrick J Goodman died at Relief Hospital at 5 15 PM from injuries after a fall from a train at Orient Heights. He served 15 years with Leyland steamship line as chief clerk on the wharf and resided in Winthrop. Flags on Leylandiners Cestrian and Colombians were lowered in his honor as friends mourn his loss.
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Patrick J. Goodman
Relief ‘Hospital
Orient Heights
Goodman
Leyland Steamship Line
Winthrop
Cestrian
Columbian
East Boston
Benjamin F. Hunt, Jr
Buenes Ayres
8. P. Drinkwater
Grace Deering
Bergman
Port Natal
Sam Skeffield II
N. W. Rice & Co
South America
Lamberga
Cape Cod
Plymouth
Lackawanna
Bert Baker
Confidence
Chatham
Frank E. Davis
Ransom B. Fuller
Eastern Steamship Company
Davis
Queenstown
Halifax
N. S
Canada
Liverpool
Montreal
Ellen C. Burke
Dixie
Evelyn I. Smith
Thomas Brundage
John M. Keen
Sadie M. Nunan
Idas S. Brooks
Rose Cabral
Agnes V. Gleason
Teresa
Alice
Elsie F. Rowe
Annie
Jennie
Bertha M. Bailey
Lottie Mopkins
Olivia Domingos
Sachem
Eter
Shipping News Mini Almanac March 21
Arrivals include steamers Terje Viken Guilickren Louis burg C B with coal Governor Dingley Den nlson Portland City of Rockland Pierce Winterport City of Gloucester Ober Gloucester Juniata Bond Baltimore via Norfolk with tugs Swatara Taylor Philadelphia. Cleared ships include Hungarian Miemac Patria and more. Sailed vessels move to London Charleston New York and Port Antonio among others.
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Terje Viken
Guilickren
Louisburg
C. B
C. B., With Coal; Governor Dingley, Dennlson, Portland; City of Rockland
Pierce
Winterport
City of
Stonington
Chester R. Lawrence
Grinnell
Rockport
J. Kennedy
Morrison
Calais
Walter M. Young
Lamothe
Adelaide
Baird
Parker's Cove
Hungarian
Glasgow
Miemac
Halifax
Surprise
New York
Patria
Dan
Newport News
Mark Benjamin F. Hunt, Jr
Buenos Ayres
Columbian Br
London
Seminole
Charleston
Jacksonville
Nantucket
Baltimore
Norfolk
Montentin Fr
Wales
Gem
Sargentville
Howard Holbrook
St. Pierre
Mig
Ida
Millbridge
Sarah HO
Masternport
Scranton
Hoboken
Chemung
Dohatcong
O. Co
Bayonne
N. J
O. Oo
Swatara
Philadelphia
Newburyport
New Hedford
Sunday Services at Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Sunday schedule lists morning prayer at 10:30 with address by Joonel Willuam E ans of the Salvation Army on Our Booshepa' Need. Sunday school and Bible classes at 12:16, led by Yoneon L. I. Rhodes. Evening sermon at 7:80 titled The Man Whose Faith Astonished the Lord Jesus, with soloists and choir. Welcome. All seats free. RUGGLES STREET BAPTIST CHURCH between Tremont and Washington streets. Pastor A. Mixon TD. 10:30 The Ethics of Marriage. 7:30 God's Search for Pharisees. Chorus choir led by Professor Case.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Joonel Willuam E
Ans
Salvation Army
Yoneon L. I. Rhodes
James A. Francis
Jesus
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
Mixon
D. TD
Hhoir
Professor Case
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
William S. Kelsey
F. A. Noble
Noble
OLD South Church
Third Church
Reuen Thomas
D. D
Charles A. Crane
Adams Chorus
Orient
Tremont Street
M.bf
Concord Street
O. B. Davis
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Misa Clementina
Butler
Newton Centre
Epworth League
Pistor
South End
Court Fines Beef Packers In Missouri Ouster Case
The Armour Cudahy Swift Hammond and Schwarzschild packing firms were fined 5000 dollars each plus 500 costs by the Missouri Supreme Court for joining a beef price fixing pool. Unpaid fines within 30 days will trigger ouster from the state. The ruling, unanimous, held evidence from St Louis Kansas City and St Joseph as admissible and binding.
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Jefferson City
Armour, Cudahy, Swift, Hammond and
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Packing Companies
Attorney-General of
Missouri
Missouri Supreme Court
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Supreme Court
Sunday religious notices fill Boston churches roster
A dense list of services and events across Boston area churches and spiritualist groups. Highlights include Clarendon Street Baptist at 10:20 and 7:30 led by Rev. Francis and Rev. Everts, First Baptist Commonwealth Avenue 10:20 and 12 for services, Berkeley Temple organ dedication at 7:50, Old South Church lecture at 7:80, plus multiple spiritualist meetings and lectures at various halls and locations.
Religious meetings fill week with sermons and concerts
A calendar of seasonal religious events features A C Dixon preaching on Christian Ethics at Tre Mont Temple with daily ethics topics. organ recital by Mrs Wilkinson. Boston University Quartet. nonsectarian society at Paine Hall. Andrew Morse and Elder Van Wagoner lectures. Mormon and Unitarian union services. YMCA Sunday symphony on All-round Athletics. Universalist By-Day Church programs with Mozart and Bach selections.
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Tremont Temple
A. C. Dixon
Frayer
Earth
Heaven
Latter House of Israel
Andrew Morse
William L. van Wagoner
Deacon Hall
Washington Street
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Adelbert Lathrop Hudson
The
Channing Religious Society
Newton
Mass
Salt Lake City
Utah
Omar
Swensen
Charles Whittemore
Lewis G. Wilson
Harlan
John A. Tevington
Boston License Notices for Intoxicating Liquors 1903
Boston authorities list licenses applied for by multiple firms to sell intoxicating liquors in various classes and locations across Boston. Names include J. Reed Whipple, Mackenzie & Co., Frank M. Doyle & Co., I. W. Morrill & Co., John McCormick & Co., J. A. Williams & Co., and others with addresses on Tremont, School, Chapman Place, Bosworth, Bromfield, Commercial, Fulton, North and Fleet streets, Chelsea and East Boston. Public notices dated March 21, 1903, detail classes sought and stock and bottling arrangements.
Boston License Applications for Intoxicating Liquors in 1908
Notices list multiple applicants in Boston seeking licenses of the First through Fourth Classes to sell intoxicating liquors as Victuallers and Wholesale Dealers. Locations include 132 Canal Street, 1985 Washington Street, 199 Harries Avenue, and 1850 Washington Flagg streets, with details on rooms and stock areas.
Notice of liquor license application for Weston premises
Notice is hereby given under Chapter 100 of the Revised Laws that Daniel M. and Patrick Sullivan as Daniel M. valtienh & Co have applied for a license of the First and Fourth Classes to sell intoxicating liquors at retail and wholesale at Nos. 148 Castle Street and Albion Street in Weston. The license covers a room and office on the first floor, with a bulkhead entrance on Albion Street, for stock only.
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Boston
J. Reed Whipple
Robert FP. Ford
Claude M. Hart
Edgar Pierce
Charles I. Tindsay
Fred M. Permott
Walter L. Townsend
Elmer E. Staples
J. R. Whipple & Co
Tremont
School Streets
Chapman Place
Bosworth Street
Parker House
Tilsomas Ryan
Board OF Police
Harry
Sarah D. Mackenzie
Mackenzie & Co
Bromfield Street
Bulidir— Thorms Ryan
Frank M
Frederick L. Doyle
Frank M. Dosle
Commercial
Fulton Streets
Thomas Ryan
Potas
Thomas J.A. Johnson
John G. Ryan
Marty L. McCormick
John McCormick & Co
John A
Michael G
Ellen M. Willams
J. A. Williams & Co
Hanover Street
Clerix
Board OF
Bosston
John Twomey
Louis Spiegel
Doin Twomey & Co
Vietuallers
Market Street
Brighton
Cnty
Mary F. Moynihan
Patrick Z. Dolan
P. J. Moynihan & Co
Chelsea Street
Civen
George W. Walker
Walker Drug Co
Warren Street
Roxbury
Mary S. Clarke
James Lyons
George I. Paterson
Barnabas Clarke & Co
Kneeland Street
Roden S. Harrison
Rudolph Gelsner
Harrison & Co
Hayward Place
Chickering Place
Hoston
William Smith, Jr
Emilie M
Richard Pies
Revere Bottling Co
Minden
Heath Streets
Minden Street
William F. Conley
George J. Casale
William F. Conley & Co
Clark Streets
North Street
Clark Street
Henry L. Hadcock
Washington Street
Eaid
Toston
John Ferrin
Fork Square
Samuel W. Moore
Daniel G. Tyler
Samuel G. King
William Angeag
Arthur C. Morey
Reservoir Pharmacy
Beacon Street
Charles A. Siegemund
C. A. Siegemund Co
Dartmouth Street
Timothy J. Crowe
James T. Fay
Crowe, Fay & Co
Canal Street
Red A. Tullmett
M. Locke
Wilam C. Krauth
Arnold Wine Co
Arnold Street
Bostowo
Aid
Celestino Moriggia
Harriees Avenue
Henry T
Catherine J. Howell
Henry Y. Howell & Co
Washington
Flagg Streets
Vlagg Street
Daniel M
Patrick Sullivan
Daniel M. Valtienh & Co
Castle
And
Albion
Albion Street
Weston
Abraham
Ida Berkman
Abraham Berkman & Co
Crose
Endicott Streets
Celor
Cross Street
Cross
Endicott
Board OF Police Poston
Notics
Jennie H. Sumner
Centre Street
McKeona Terrace
West Roxbury
Batlaing
Tilomas Ryan
Boston Trades Club applies for liquor license building details
Boston police announce that Mehon a prone Trades Club has applied for a club license under revised laws. The request covers liquor for its members in a multi room building at a specified square in Boston. Thomas Ryan, Clerk, signs the notice.
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Boston
Henry Metodispe
Rattle Square
Phomas Ryan
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Commonwealth Avenue
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RED Men’s Hall
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Harold Lesiie
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Wilkinson
Ida Pye
Reed
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Clough
Kateer
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Malden Square
M. Munroe
Huntington Avenue
S P
Harmony Hall
Hughes
Smith
J. Webster
Erikson
Nutter
Ricker
Monroe
Malden Spiritualist Association
Lynn Spiritualists ® Association
Cavet Hall
Alex. Caird
M. D
George A. Fuller
Lyceum
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
William Shakespeare
N. J. Willis
Aldrich
America
Tiata
Pepebeenetts
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P. Meent
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F. A. Wiggin
Schubert
Sunshine Club
Clara FE. Strong
A. M. Strong
Ella A. Higginson
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Dorchester
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Neponset
Sawyer Avenue
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Huntington _ave
Pet
Sa Sr
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Jambridgeport Golden Rule Spirital Society
Washington Hall
Maschusetts Avenue
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Miss Wells
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May
Speciat Wurpic
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Prospect Street
Cambridge
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Sma
Paine Ap. m
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Settes Avenue
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J. P. Mand
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Firat
FE Avenue
L Lewis
Uw Uvies
Olin Ving
Tae
Anean
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