Market View Highlights Steel Open Market Impact
The piece analyzes market moves as steel price cuts by independent companies shift the mood from bear to cautious bull. It notes how steel and railroad demand, past price levels, and big holders influence securities prices, with a looming battle before a potential new bull run.
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Wall Street
Union Pacificans
Missouri
Pacific
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston & Maine Common Stock
Savings Bank
Boston & Maine
Calendar for Today Dividends and Securities Prices
Dividends payable include Amalgamated 50 cents, Parrot Silver 15 cents, U. S. Steel preferred 134 percent, McElwain 2d preferred at $3. Books open Am, Smelt Security preferred A and B.
Four Held After West Boften Bridge Hold Up
Daniel Mahoney of Cambridge was robbed on the West Boften bridge as five men attacked him and escaped with cash and a gold watch. Boston and metropolitan police arrested James McLaughlin Brookline James Williams colored Linden Street Boston officers later detained Frank Haley Temple Street West End and James O Hara North Grove Street. All suspects held on suspicion and to be arraigned.
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West Boften Bridge
Boston
Cambridge
Daniel Mahoney
Seventh Street
Mahoney
Cambridge Police
Metropolitan Force
James McLaughlin
Longwood Avenue
Brookline
John Williams
Linden
No Game at Fort Banks As War Dept Bans Sunday Baseball
Fort Banks atWinthrop was quiet after a War Department order forbade Sunday baseball. Officers note town leave harms discipline, but Colonel Patterson says the decision is final even as he vows to push for a reversal if Washington requests a report. Sun day games drew ministers and townspeople to seek recreation elsewhere.
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Fort Banks
Winthrop
Department of War
Washington
Boston
Revere
Patterson
War Department
Wash- Weston
Memory of All Other Champions Fade in Historic Meet
Experts hail a Cornell mile effort as unmatched in running history. Berna’s American record in the two mile looked likely until F. I. Newton of Williams sprinted to within 200 yards, forcing a new mark. Michigan led scoring. Yale faltered in pole vault. Dalrymple and Babcock shined. Moakley’s Cornell team earned top honors.
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Cornell
Jones
W. G. George
Pefin
Yale
Jadg Moakley
Berna
F. I. Newton
Williams
Poston
London
New York
England
Harvard
Pennsylvania
R. C. Craig
Michigan
Craig
Babcock
Columbia
P. W. Dalrymple
Boston Tech
Dalrymple
Penn
Young
Cornell Star John Paul Jones Sets Dual Intercollegiate Records
John Paul Jones of Cornell shattered records at the American intercollegiate meet. He set a world amateur record with a 4 minutes 12 5 seconds mile and then broke the intercollegiate half mile record with 1 minute 54 4 5 seconds.
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John Paul Jones
Cornell
Luther Cary
Evan Hollister
Charlie Kilpatrick
Johnny Cregan
Alvin Kraenzlein
Tex” Ramsdell
Wilton Paull
Jones
Salvation Army Band Visits Prison In Chelsea Event
The New England Provincial Staff Band of the Salvation Army led by Captain T Malpas played for 50 female and male prisoners at Charles Street jail. Mrs J S Sheppard spoke on Dont Forget Your Mothers Prayers as Nellie Brown and John W Sheppard performed. Major Sheppard led the program with band solos by R Bandmaster Malpass. Next week the band plans a show at the Old Soldiers Home in Chelsea.
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Lake Nyee
Arizona
Fast Butte
Indiana
Isle Arate Tee
Ily Lake
Ontalis
North Butte
Ly Quine
Utah
Utah Copper
le Am. Ag Chemical
Agig Ars Asa
New England
The
Salvation Army
T. Malpas
Charles Street Jall
Fred H. Seavey
Adam Gifford
Nellie Brown
J. S. Sheppard
Major Sheppard
John W
Joseph S. Sheppard
Malpass
Old Soldiers
Chelsea
Holliston
Fear Firebug Sets Wakefield House Ablaze Four Weeks Ago
Anticipating a diary return investigators seek the firebug who struck at 1 Travers Street Wakefield four weeks ago. Mr and Mrs Eugene Annis and their five member family barely escaped. a warning post preceded the discovery of a cellar fire prompting their move to Malden.
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Travers Street
Wakefield
Eugene Annis
Malden
Annis
Ouse
Nejgt
Madden Favored To Win 15 Mile Derby Race
F J Madden of South Boston A C is picked to win the John Taylor Derby Marathon at American League grounds tomorrow afternoon. The peninsula champion, second to De Mar in the last BAA race, is strong favorito to lead all grinders for the trophy. Also favored are Bob Wowler of Cambridge and F J Piggott of Medford. The 15 mile grass course starts at 3 o clock with about 25 starters. Clarence De Mar may race on the line.
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F. J. Madden
South Boston A. Cc
de Mar
Madden
Boston
Bob Wowler
Cambridge
F. J. Piggott
Medford
W. H. Hackett
Brookline Gymnasium
A. I. A. A. Horne
Lynn Y. M
Tom Lilley
North Dorchester
Frank Bruce
Jim Curran
Maloney
Worcester
Osthues
Clarence de Mar
Austrian Emperor Recovering Health After Illness
The Austrian Emperor, recently ill, is reportedly improving under care. Physicians have declared he is not yet fully recovered but is likely to be entirely well soon.
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Joseph
Founder of Modern Maccabbees Dies in Port Huron
Port Huron resident Major WN Boynton aged 74 died recently after a Civil War service and founding the Modern Maccabbees. He laid the foundation for the organization and led its early development.
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Maccabbees
Port Huron
Mich
WN. S. Boynton
Jasit
Boynton
Rt Maccabbees
Mayor urges income tax to fund Civil War pensions
Boston Mayor John F. Fitzgerald told the Ancient Order of Hibernians that Congress should levy an income tax on national wealth to finance pensions for Civil War soldiers and their families. He cited steel inquiry findings and compared U S practices with England as justification for the reform.
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Lowell
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Order of Hibernians
Association Hall
Steel Trust
Washington
Carnegie
J. P. Morgan
Congress
England
United States
Dr Leen Convalescent After Severe Throat Illness
Dr. Thomas F. Leen of the Boston school committee is convalescing from a virulent throat infection that endangered his life. He was taken ill about a week ago while treating a fellow physician and required more than a week at Carney Hospital before returning home Friday to rapid recovery.
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Thomas F. Leen
Boston School Committee
Leen
Carney Hospital
Protests Over Meridian Street Bridge Plan Reaches Council
The Finance Commission informs the City Council that it protests an additional 63 000 appropriation for Meridian street bridge reconstruction until a hearing is held before U S engineers. It notes prior approvals for 59 foot channels and cites War Department plans for Chelsea creek dredging and a 100 foot channel width. The commission urges rejection if no hearing is granted.
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Finance Commission
Meridian Street
United States Engineers
Boston
Chelsea
Frederick H. Fay
Public Works Department
Washington
Jackson
War Department
Congress
Chelsea Creek
Frederick V.‘ Abbot
United States
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