Traders Await Market Moves Amid Holiday Pause
Stock activity slows ahead of a three day holiday as prices drift after a strong March rise. Granby Consolidated and Amalgamated share activity highlights Copper sector weakness while Butte merger talks and dividend expectations shape near term mood on Wall Street.
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Anaconda
Butte Coalition
Trade optimism amid rising earnings and revised cotton prices
Duns Review notes good weather boosting merchandise distribution and active markets in the West and Northwest. Railroads report 13.2 percent March gains. iron and steel show stronger finished goods demand. Cotton price revisions spread to agents with lower quotations for several fabrics. Easter trade supports retailers. Leather, hides, footwear, and foreign trade show varied signals as production curbs and stock movements continue.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Northwest
Iron and Steel
Lonsdale
Hills
Markets Rally on Sympathy for Local Improvement
Markets gain strength in sympathy with the improvement here. This week’s failures total 286 in the United States, 27 in Canada, compared with 269 and 33 in the previous year respectively.
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Bradstreet's State of Trade Reports Mixed Market Signals
Bradstreet's State of Trade notes favorable week overall with warm spring weather boosting retail trade and construction. It cites slight gains in jobbing, improved demand for cotton goods, strong sales of agricultural supplies, and mixed price movements across commodities. Exports and business failures figures are provided for the period ending March 24.
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Calendar for Today and Company Books
Subscription payable Am. Pneumatic Service 10 dollars. Meeting Boston and Montana. Ex dividend Electric Storage Battery com and pfd. Bell Telephone of Canada. New Idria Quicksilver Co. Books close chi. Burlington and Quincy. North Butte Mining. Books open Homestake Mining.
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Andover Pitcher Disqualified Over Amateur Status
Eugene J. L. Brown captain of Phillips Andover Academy baseball team disqualified for alleged summer baseball play. Brown, home in Brookline, has pitched for two seasons and was elected captain last June. He contests the charge and will seek to prove lack of professionalism.
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Quincy League Formed With Six Baseball Teams
A new Quincy baseball league was formed last night to feature six teams: Bigelows, Fore River Apprentices, Adams A A, Cranch, Hardy and Bryant. The 12 game season begins the third Saturday in May and ends Labor Day. Each club will provide 16 candidates. Managers listed are Edward Sweeney, James E Neary, Herbert J Dickie, John King, Frank McPherson and Francis Cronin.
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John King
Frank McPherson
Francis Cronin
Debate Over Forward Pass Delays Football Rules
New York March 25 The forward pass debate dominates eight hours of secret Intercollegiate Rules Committee discussions with no reportable progress. Dartmouth’s EB K Hall says a settlement seems near but no agreement is announced. The panel remains divided on policy versus details, with meetings to continue tomorrow planning adjournment if needed.
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Doves Show Life as New Players Cut Weight
Morning practice and lighter new players Al Mattern and Herb Moran boost the Doves at South End Park. Fred Leise reports better foot comfort, while Doc Martel heals from spikes. Cecil Ferguson reflects on a once top form arm as the outfield Moran Lesse Becker impresses President Dovey who vows Becker’s value.
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Stage schedule shifts in Boston theatres with multiple acts
Miss Billie Burke arrives at Holligan with Mrs Dot in two performances of The Travelling Salesman. Next week Lew Fields and Mabel Hite bring Old Dutch to Majestic. Globe hosts A Certain Party and My Friend From Below. Queen of the Moulin Rouge runs at Boston Theatre. Hammerstein opera follows. The Harvest Moon ends at Colonial. Midnight Sons closes at Shubert before Washington. Ray mond Hitchcock's The Man Who Owns Broadway at Tremont draws crowds. The Man From Home stars at Park. Billy the Boy Artist ends at Grand. Graystark comes to town next. Mrs La Salle Corbell Pickett debuts at Keith's Monday. other vaudeville acts at Castle Square, etc.
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Easter services fill city churches with music and sermons
Boston pastors preach on the resurrection across many Baptist and Congregational churches. Easter music features orchestras, quartets, choirs, and soloists. Notable venues include Warren Avenue, Dudley Street, Tremont Temple, and more with diverse programs and baptisms announced.
Spiritualist Services and Easter Observances in Boston
Boston area spiritualist calendar lists morning and afternoon circle sessions at Ideal Hall with mediums including H Harwood and Neflie Thomas, free healing services, and music. Easter events feature Mrs Mabel Reed William and Dr F El Roscoe, plus Children’s Progressive Lyceum No. 3 concerts and Professor Matook Sunday readings. Seams include Sears Hill demonstrations with Izetta Sears Hill and lectures by E Carretto and A Hill. Admission free at Faelen Hall and Huntington Chambers venues.
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Anniversary of modern Spiritualism events at Unity Church
Malden and Boston spiritualist groups announce a range of services lectures and circle meetings across churches halls and houses in Boston Somerville and nearby areas. Notable speakers include Fred B. Niles and Rev. J. Holden with multiple trance medium demonstrations and Easter programs.
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Revenue officials expect 1910 receipts surpass Cabell estimate
Internal revenue officials project total 1910 receipts at about 203 million dollars, an advance of 13 million over Commissioner Cabell's estimate in his annual report. Early figures show eight months of receipts totaling 177,779,128 dollars, signaling higher overall revenue for the year.
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