Dulness Pervades The Stock Markets On Wall Street
Markets faded amid small dealings and thin fluctuations while investors fretted over dividends and earnings. United States Steel faced selling pressure after a muted dividend, and General Electric sought proxies for a Schenectady meeting to raise capital. Copper, coal, and Nipissing shares drew strong interest as directors and engineers weighed future values.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Pennsylvania
Meeting of Directors
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Oliver Ames
Gordon Abbott
Robert Treat Paine
J. P. Ord
Henry W. Darling
Granby Company
Phenix
Crow's Nest
Newman Erb
British Columbia Copper Company
Edwin Hawley
Colgate Hoyt
Dominion Copper Company
Franklin Camp
Boundry
Phoenix
Old Dominion
Globe, Ariz
Charles W. Morse
Hudson Valley Railway Company
Clarence Jones
Mr. Morse
Hudson Navigation Company
Chicago
Swift Refrigerator Company
Guggenheims
Nipissing
John Hays Hammond
Balaklala Consolidated Copper Company
Shasta County
California
United States
Coram
William Ek. Soule
Stock Market Snippet Shows Mixed Trading Activity
The clipping records various figures from stocks and bonds, listing items like Boston Cop, Swift & Co, US Smelt, undetailed totals such as 47,510 listed shares and $48,000 bonds, alongside rights and unlisted stakes. It reads as a fragmented market brief with numerous percentages and numeric codes.
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Elix-Div
Nipissing Stock Leads Curb Market Rally At Open
Nipissing started strong but slipped as Superior and Pittsburg pushed to 07 7-8, closing at 27 1-4 up 11 4 from yesterday. Nipissing hit a new high of 83 7-8 before finishing at 82 1-8, down 1-8 from last night. Other curb list shares rose but lagged Nipissing and Superior Pittsburg amid overall volatility.
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Nipissing
Superior & Pittsburg
Market Report of Stock and Hand Prices
The Boston Market records the day’s course of stock and hand market prices and the total sales, detailing each price movement and volume in a concise financial note.
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Boston
Goldfogle and Dorf Sued Over Lodge Counsel Deal
Alfred Jaworower of New York files suit in the Supreme Court seeking to force Henry H. Goldfogle to relinquish his post as counsel to the United States Grand Lodge of the Brith Abraham. Jaworower also sues Dorf and the Grand Lodge to require appointment of Jaworower as counsel, alleging a forged pact to swap support for Goldfogle’s resignation and Jaworower’s future appointment.
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New York
Henry H. Goldfogle
United States Grand Lodge
Order Brith Abraham
Supreme Court
Alfred Jaworower
Aworower
Grand Lodge
Samuel Dorf
Order
Jaworower
Goldfogle
Dorf
McKeen Consults Jerome Over Mutual Office Fronts
James McKeen, Mutual Life general solicitor, met District Attorney Jerome at the Crim inal Courts Building. They discussed affidavits by former Mutual agents Sutton and Fell claiming they were forced out for not backing the administration ticket and questioned advances to agents used in campaigning.
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New York
James McKeen
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Criminal Courts
Jerome
McKeen
Edward ©. Sutton
T. Reid Fell
Mutual
Armstrong
New York Life Companies
Roosevelt to Ignore Hearst Parallel
Washington reports the President will not redefine his stance toward the Republican governor candidate or platform. He dismisses Hearst supporters use of placards and parallel columns claiming similarity in speeches as misleading and without merit.
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Washington
New York State
Hearst
Hearst Offers 50000 Election Fraud Reward
From Democratic State headquarters a large run of circulars bearing William R Hearst’s name offer rewards totaling 50000 for arrests and convictions tied to election fraud next Tuesday. The two top rewards of 10000 each target Republican State committee members and county committee members for criminal complicity.
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New York
William R. Hearst
Democratic
Republican State Committee
Boston Stage Roundup Shows Wide Theater Season
A sweeping Boston theater roundup notes Maude Adams in Peter Pan at Hollis Street, Mme Lutterfly at Fremont Theatre, and Coyne in My Lady's Maid at the Majestic. It highlights Marie Cahill at Colonial Theatre, E S Willard at Colonial next week, Andrew Mack at Boston Theatre, and a varied slate at the Globe, Bijou, Bowdoin Square, Castle Square, Keith’s, and the Orpheum with Karno, Gans Nelson fights, and upcoming concerts.
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Mme. Lutterfly
Fremont
Puccini Grand Opera
Boston
Adams
Joseph Coyne
Trooper Smith
Majestic
Crichton
Ryan
Mason
Francis Wilson
Colonial Theatre
E. S. Willard
Colonel Newcome
Thackeray
Andrew Mack
Grand Opera House
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Hilda Spong
John Hudson
Washington, D. C
Sam Bernard
Maurice Bernard
Atlantic City
Christie MacDonald
Mayfair
Shakspere
Castle Square
Julius Cesar
Trilby
Miss Lawton
Ben Johnson
Svengali
George Evans
Keith's
Orpheum
Fred Karno
London
Fays
The
Howard
Gans-Nelson
Howard Burlesque Company
All Star Variety
Grouet
Columbia
Lane
Jolly Grass Widows
Charles Barton
Bert Baker
Rice & Barton’s
Palace Theatre
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Granger
Curio Hall
Theatre Comique
Scollay Square
David Belasco
New York
Majestic Theatre
Tig
Elijah
Handel and Haydn Society
Symphony Hall
Schumann-Heink
Schumann
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Kneisel
Chickering Hall
Island of St. Helena Left Without Garrison
Jamestown Island of St. Helena Oct. 31 For the first time since becoming a British possession St. Helena is today without a garrison All troops have been withdrawn guns and ammunition removed leaving the island entirely defenceless The outlook for islanders is dark as they depended on the garrison for markets and income
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Jamestown
Island of
St. Helena
Napoleon
Fort Rodman May Be Closed After Troop Move
Newport R I Oct 31 Orders direct that the Fifty fourth Coast Artillery stationed at Fort Rodman New Bedford be sent to Fort Adams Newport harbor. Change expected next spring and due to enlistment scarcity Fort Rodman may be closed.
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Newport, R. I
Fifty-fourth Coast Artillery
Fred Karno Talks Pantomime at the Orpheum
Fred Karno, the English manager, discusses the potential of pantomime as a diversion during his current stay in America. He notes his English character and his impact on audiences as he travels to promote the art form.
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Karno
London
Europe
United States
America
The
Orpheum
Fred Karno
Mr. Karno
Miss Fritz Again Wins in Typewriter Speed Test
Rose L. Fritz of New York won the national business show typewriting contest at Madison Square Garden writing 467 words from dictation in 30 minutes with five errors. Paul Blunter, who defeated her previously, was closer but finished with 2 1/2 words and 61 errors.
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Miss Fritz
New York
Rose L. Fritz
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Paul Blunter
Fritz
Garden
Madison Square
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Lawrence McCarty
Latet
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Howard Burlesque Co
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Fred Hallen
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Barney Fagan
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Ile
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Paorttan Orchestra
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Fall River
Washington St
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York
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