Market Review and Outlook Sees Broad Bull Move In Stocks
The market shifts into a broad bull phase with daily volume around 700 000 to 900 000 shares and gains led by industrials and metals. Copper prices rise above 14 cents and producers improve while rails lag, amid labor, tariff, and political questions. The piece notes prior bear factors already discounted and warns of potential profit taking as investors distribute gains.
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Amalgamated
Copper Producers’ Association
England
Europe
America
Union Pacific
Mining Stocks Calendar Today and Closings
A compact market note lists mining and industrial stocks with bids and closing dates. Calumet & Arizona Mining shows 1 cent and 2 percent values, Homestake and Quincy mining issues are noted, American Agricultural Chemical is listed common and preferred with books close, American Woolen preferred, and Bell Telephone of Canada Limited also featured.
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Calumet & Arizona Mining
Homestake Mining
Quincy Mining
American Agricultural Chemical
Bell Telephone of Canada, Limited
Company Names In A Stockholders Meeting Notice
Dividend and meeting notices mention Electric Storage Battery International Harvester United Fruit American Agricultural Chemical New Orleans Railway and Light and related corporate actions for common and preferred shares. The brief lists firms and their planned shareholder meetings.
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International Harvester
Common
United Fruit
American Agricultural Chemical
New Orleans Railway & Light
Three Die in Hydroplane Crash Near Monte Carlo
London reports from Monte Carlo that a hydroplane carrying a pilot and two passengers collapsed in the sea and all three drowned. The incident occurred as the craft sank during a flight, with authorities noting no survivors.
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London
Monte Carlo
O Connell Assembly Applies for AFL Charter
The O Connell Assembly of Charlestown longshoremen left District Assembly No 30 and has formally requested a charter from the International Longshoremen’s Association affiliated with the American Federation of Labor after the recent longshoremen strike settlement.
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O’connell Assembly
Charlestown
K. of L
International Longshoremen
American Federation of Labor
Boston Stage Hands Contribute to Opera Fund
The Boston Theatrical Stage Employees Union voted to subscribe 100 dollars to a 150000 dollar fund securing the permanent grand opera in Boston. The union expects other locals to follow. John Nolan of New York discussed the new paper The Stage Hand, aimed at theatre workers in the US and Canada. A committee led by William Meagher and others planned the annual smoke talk at 694 Washington Street on April 24.
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Boston Theatrical Stage Employees
Grand Opera
Boston
John Nolan
New York
United States
Canada
Willian Meagher
Walter Gaul
Arthur Monteith
Frank Robinson
John Harkins
William Kelley
P. Maloney
Oscar Watson
Washington Street
Longshore and Freight Unions Debating Charter Affiliations
Yesterday a large Charlestown meeting led Master Workman Michael Keavey to push for a waterfront federation uniting transport and teaming trades. Walter Holt urged joining the International Longshoremen's Association, prompting votes on new charters and loyalty to existing bodies.
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Roughand
Charlestown
Michael Keavey
Walter B. Holt
International Longshoremen’s Association
Daniel O’connell
Michael J. White
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers
Local Assembly
K. of L
District Assembly No. 30
K. of I
District Assembly
Brotherhood of Freight Handlers and
A. R. of
Knights of Labor
J. P. Sullivan
Boston & Maine
Tocal
Owls’ Hall
Main Street
Thomas H. Canning
Knights of Pythias
Joseph Heath
Walter D. Holt
International Longshoremen'’s Association
Boston Provident Longshoremen’s Union
International Organization of the Craft
Public works union thanks official for wage raise and reinstatement
Commissioner Rourke of the public grounds department received thanks from the Highway Department Employees' Union for granting a wage raise to highway division pavers and for reinstating pavers stone cutters and carpenters to full time work.
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Rourke
Public Grounds Department
Highway Department Employees’ Union
Fleet of schooners and liners reach Boston harbor
Four schooners arrived at T Wharf yesterday with haddock and cod on board. The Cunard line steamer Ivernia, delayed by Halifax coal, is due at noon with 28 saloon, 368 second cabin and 1078 steerage passengers. The Yerkes tug was afloat after sinking near Straitsmouth lighthouse and towed to Rockport. Laconia to sail to Liverpool from East Boston tomorrow with coal for a round trip. A bell buoy for York River Maine is planned by lighthouse authorities.
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T Wharf
Clara G. Silva
Tecumseh
Metacomet
Cunard Line
Ivernia
Halifax
Boston
New York
Mediterranean
William T. Yerkes, Jr
Perkins
Straitsmouth
Thacher’s Island
Leader
Baker Palmer
Norfolk
Dorothy Palmer
Palmer
Barrett
Cunard
Laconia
Liverpool
Prudence
International
Philadelphia
Kineo
Cardenas
Cuba
Unions Plan Convention In Boston For April 14 18
The Federation of State City and Town Employees' Unions schedules its annual convention at Wells Memorial Building Boston on April 18 and 14. About 200 delegates from across the state are expected. A banquet is planned by the Boston City Joint Council of City Department Employees' Union with National President Michael F. O'Brien as presiding officer and Joseph P. Kilday as toastmaster.
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Federation of State, City
Wells Memorial Building
Boston
The
Federation
Michael F. O’brien
Joseph P. Kilday
Boston Unions’ Council
City and Town Meeting Names Committee Of City Department Heads
President James Burns of the Boston Joint Council of City Department Employees' Union named a committee of department heads to arrange the banquet for delegates to the annual State City and Town Employees' Unions convention on Sunday April 14. A separate committee, seeking a $2.50 wage rate, includes union leaders from highway public grounds sanitary bath park cemetery lamp lighters school janitors and sewer departments.
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James McGregor
Highway Department
William McGowan
William P. Greaney
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department
Frank M. Morse
David Owens
Bath Department
Peter F. Mullen
Park Department
James J. Phelan
Cemetery Department
John Mahon
Lamplighters’ Union
William P. Kendricken
School Janitors’ Association
James Burns
Boston Joint Council of City Department Employees’ Union
Joint Council
Thomas McElaney
Highway Department Union
John T. Neary
Public Grounds Department
James J. Burns
John T. Kelley
Bath Department Union
Michael Walsh
Park Department Union
Thomas Godwin
Cemetery Department Union
F. DeCourcey
James Conlin
Frank F. Morse
Bridge and Draw Tenchers’ Union
Timothy Riordan
Sewer Department Employees’ Union
Shipping News March 25 Arrivals and Sailings Summary
Shipping list records arrivals and departures with multiple steamers and tugs on March 25. Vessels include Limon Blair City of Gloucester Gouver Dingley and Dominion ships bound for and from New Jersey ports, Gloucester and Norfolk with barges in tow. A below dock note notes Admiral Schley due to dock with United Fruit Co. passengers.
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Limon
Blair
Port Limon
C. R
Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
Nance Guy
Macon
Diehl
Savannah
Howard
Chase
Norfolk
Tuscan
Hillary
Philadelphia
Dingley
Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Plymouth
Hansen
Port Johnson
N. J
Newburyport
Salem
Daniel Willard
Fitzgerald
Weehawken
Dunmore
Edgewater
Pitston
Mercury
Wall
New York
Newburgh
Savage
Hand
Baltimore
Georges Creek
Machen
Concord
Betts
Elizabethport
N. Jay
Coalport
Tamaqua
Dunlo
Wyoming
Clark
Perth Amboy
Bloomsbury
Black Tom
Kinco
Patten
Qardenas
Cuba
Princess of Avon
Walsh
Port Gilbert
Dorothy B. Barrett
Erwin
Marquette
Antwerp
Ninian
Brunswick
Blackheath
Louisburg
Co. B
Chippewa
Charleston
Jacksonville
Melrose
Igs
Piscataqua
Fleischer Attacks Taft and Cardinal at Sunday Commons
The Rev. Charles Fleischer attacked President Taft Cardinal O Connell and Catholics before a large audience at the Majestic Theatre yesterday. He praised Gov Falyri as an example of fearless leadership and delivered an appeal for bold action.
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Charles Fleischer
Taft
O’connell
Tana
Typo plagued arbitration moves by Boston Typographical Union
Boston Typographical Union 13 voted to empower its officers to enter arbitration contracts with publishers of the Boston daily newspapers. The contract expiring May 1 will be extended five years. Representative Charles R. O Connell spoke on the governors signing of the state printing contract amendment. A committee was named to study burial plot purchases for union printers. Seven new members were elected and four applications were received.
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Boston Typographical Union
Boston Daily
Charles R. O'Connell
Peabody
Lynn Union
National Knife Arinders’ Union
Theodore Glyn
New England Order of Protection
Depot men plan protest over seniority rule at South Boston terminal
Railroad clerks and freight handlers at the South Boston terminal accuse New Haven Railroad management of violating seniority and say they will urge officials to investigate at upcoming meetings. They claim working conditions at the South Poston terminal have become intolerable due to recent changes by superiors and insist on their rights.
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South Boston Terminal
New Haven Railroad
South Poston Terminal
Labor Notes From Various Boston Union Meetings
A Worcester Die Cutters conference brought together union reps from Brockton Lydn Haverhill Stoneham Marlboro Worcester and New York at Wells Memorial Building. Secret talks covered trade matters while Boston Electrics Workers received summons about a court ruling favoring their AF of L union in an $83 000 claim.
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Worcester
Die Cutters’ Union
Die Cutters
Brockton
Lydn
Haverhill
Stoneham
Marlboro
New York
Wells Memorial Building
Electrics’ Workers’ Unions
Boston
International
Frank J. McNulty
Peter W. Collins
Cleveland Court
A. F. of I. Brotherhood of Electrical Workers’ Unions
Reid- Murphy
Harry P. Jennings
Teamdrivers
Artifical Stone, Cement and Asphalt Workers’ Union
Frank H. McCarthy
Denry Abrahams
Boston Central Labor Union
Carl Legein
Reichstag
World Labor Council
Wells Memorial Hall
Boston Machinists’ Lodge 264
Greater Boston
T. M. Daly
Morgan Art Works Arrive in New York from Morgan Collection
The fourth consignment of J. P. Morgan art objects arrived in New York aboard the Cel tic from Liverpool. The shipment includes silver treasures from the Victoria and Albert Museum and spans works by Spanish Italian French German and Bohemian artisans. It features chalices silver cups shrines from European cathedrals and pieces dating to the 14th and 18th centuries including pax panels with Verre Eglomise and a jewel enshrined reliquary.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
London
Paris
United States
Celtic
Liverpool
Victoria and Albert Museum
South Kensington
Morgan
Europe
Benucci
Montalcino
Villa Leonina
Verdi Requiem Impresses at Boston Opera House
A superb performance of Verdi's Requiem Mass closed the Boston Opera House season. Solo quartet featured Elizabeth Amsden Maria Gay Alfredo Ramella and Jose Mardones. Conductor was Mr. Conti as the quartet’s colors and massed chorus impressed an enthusiastic if small audience.
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Verdi
Boston Opera House
Elizabeth Amsden
Mme
Maria Gay
Alfredo Ramella
Jose Mardones
Mr. Conti
Mme. Gay
Lawrence Strike Ends After Two Months Ofpp Movement Birth
The Lawrence textile strike, a two month contest that sparked wage gains for 275,000 New England textile workers, was officially ended in Lawrence yesterday. Leaders say the strike accomplished its purpose and mills halted.
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Lawrence
New England
New England Textile Wage Fears Rally and Strike Talks
Labor leaders acknowledge wage gains spurred by the Lawrence strike as mills in Fall River New Bedford and Clinton face demands from 275 000 mill operatives. Disputes over 5 10 percent raises threaten 25 000 to 80 000 workers in New Bedford with open unrest spreading across cotton centers.
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Industrial Workers of the World
James Whitehead
Weavers’ Association of
Fall River
New England
Lawrence
New York State
New Bedford
Clinton
West Warren
William ©. Devoll
Manufacturers’ Association
King Victor To Meet Emperor William in Venice
Rome March 24 Isine Victor Emmanuel left for Venice to meet the German Emperor. Extraordinary police precautions were taken along the route and at the station before the King departed.
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Rome
Isine Victor Emmanuel
Venice
Women’s Municipal League Seeks Extended School Use
The Women’s Municipal League has adopted a programme for extended use of Boston school buildings and submitted it to the school committee. The accompanying letter is signed by Mrs. T. J. Sowlker president and committee members including Miss Mary P. Follett, Mrs. Richard C. Cabot, Mrs. Louis D. Brandeis, Miss Lilian V. Robinson, Arthur V. Woodsworth, and Livy S. Richards.
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Women's Municipal League
East Boston
Fam
Committee On Education
Cty
League
Women’s Municipal League
Boston
T. J. Sowlker
Mary P. Follett
Richard C. Cabot
Robert Treat Paine
Louis D. Brandeis
Lilian V. Robinson
Arthur V. Woodsworth
Livy S. Richard
Children of Lawrence Strikers Return Ahead of Massive Parade
Lawrence March follows a day after the end of the textile strike as four delegations of children arrive from New York Philadelphia Barre J Manchester to form a parade. The route passes the Essex county jail housing leaders Ettor and Giovannitti amid the final strike actions.
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Lawrence
New York
Philadelphia
Barre
Manchester
N. H
Essex County
Joseph J. Ettor
Arturo Giovannitti
Local 20
Industrial Workers of the World
Industrial Workers of World
New Haven Elects Temporary Director
The New York New Haven Hartford Railroad board elected A S May of New Haven to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Professor George Jarvis Brush. The temporary appointment preserves Connecticut directors on a reduced 28 member board policy announced months ago.
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New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
A. S. May
George Jarvis Brush
May
Connecticut
Boston Gas Engine Permit Petition May Be Filed
City of Boston petitions Building Commissioner for T and T Co to use a 10 hp gas engine at 11 Lorraine Wad on March 22 1912. Ten days notice will be given to interested parties to file objections in writing with the commissioner. Petition to be published in the Boston Post. Arthur G. Everett Building Commissioner.
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Utah Consolidated Mining CO
New York
Boston
Mass
NEW, Eng. T. &T. CO
Lorraine
Wad
Boston Post
Arthur G. Everett
Building Commissiones
Fresh Eggs Nest to Consumers in 24 Hours
Dairy products deliver fresh eggs to consumers within 24 hours. restaurants hotels and boarding houses order via Box 1480 Bartlett N H. C21-2
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Bartlett, N. H
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Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union
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Harry Weinberg
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Max Shankman
Oscar Helvitz
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Meyer Reiser
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Richard W. Garrity
Boston Bartenders’ Union 77
Morgan Art Works
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