Sharp Market Decline Follows Early Rebound
In State Street trading on Oct 31, call money eased from 20 to 4 percent by day end as Union Pacific rose to 115 1/4 before broad liquidation and rumors of deposit withdrawals reversed gains. Amalgamated Great Northern and Reading led advances, then fell. Bank of England's rate rise and gold movements shaped sentiment. Local copper and steel issues weakened, with New Haven hitting a record low for 1907.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
People’s Gas Light and Coke Company of
Chicago
Navy
Arthur C. Carson
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Cananea & Dulith
Cincinnati
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Utah
Bingham Consolidated
Salt Lake
John W Gates
Local Stock Exchange
William E. Soule
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Amer Car & Foundry
Amer
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Amer Sugar Refining
Amer Tobacc
Anaconda Mining Co
Aitchison Teale Tee
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Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chio & Northwestern
Mil & St Paul
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Colorado Fuel & Iron
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Consolidated
Ceru Products
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Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wisconsin Central
Wall Street cautions temper early market advance
Wall Street noted a cautious tone after an initial rise as liquidation pressures and tight money conditions restrained gains. Investors watched for continued collateral erosion amid wide margins and limited open market financing while Gold flows and bank note facilities affected sentiment. Total securities sales reached 3,004,000 in par value.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
New York
Boston Curb Market Trades on Slower Volume
Exchange Place on Oct 31 shows reduced curb market volume with declines in several leading issues. Steamship bonds drop 3 eighths to 10, Cumberland Ely to 43-4, Davis Daly to 27-8, Nipissing to 61-4, Nevada Utah to 211-16, and Enerne & Pittsburg steady at 91-4, with fluctuations noted across the list.
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Davis-Daly
Ray St
Dominion Copper
East Butte
Farwell Mt
Laramie
Serene
Aeree Enee
Majestic
Mass Breweries
McKinley Darragh
Mitcheller
Nevada-Calumet
Silgalena
Superior Copper
Superior & Pitts
Tribullion
Troy Manhates
Thunder Mt
Utah-Apex
Wilbur Mines
Soule
Exchange Place
Steamship
Davis Daly
Nipissing
Nevada Utah
Enerne & Pittsburg
Sonoma Girl and Lotta Ship South After Winter Run
Sonoma Girl and Lotta, two top horses from the Crabtree stable, will be shipped south for the winter after recent Readville track jogs following their grand circuit campaigns.
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Sonoma
Lotta
Crabtree Stables
No-License Workers Banquet Highlights Cambridge Educator Claim
At Bowdoin Hall the No-License Workers of Massachusetts praised Professor Peabody of Harvard as the best educator, noting his remark that no license has educated as well as the university. Attendees included George H. Carter, Edward H. Haskell, John T. Shea, Byron B. Johnson, William F. Butler, Harry W. Jeffers, and Mrs. Stevenson. The Massachusetts Leagues held their first annual convention in Kingsley Hall with speakers such as Robert H. Magwood Theodore H. Raymond Delaware King and others from multiple cities.
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University
Peabody
Harvard
Massachusetts
Bowdoin Hall
Ford
George H. Carter
Chelsea
Edward H. Haskell
Newton
John T. Shea
Byron B. Johnson
Waltham
William F. Butler
Harry W. Jeffers
Stevenson
Kingsley Hall
Robert H. Magwood
League
Theodore H. Raymond
Delaware
King
Quincy
Charles A. Bliss
Newburyport
George W. Alden
Brockton
Alden G. Alley
A. H. Childs
Revere
Sembrich to Sing in Boston Symphony Hall Concert
The renowned Mme Sembrich has enjoyed a varied career and now holds a top artistic position. She has performed in Boston recitals for years and will appear Friday afternoon, November 8, at Symphony Hall with a program featuring old arias, German lieder, and modern songs.
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Mme
Marcella Sembrich
Navy
Mme. Sembrich
Boston
Symphony Hall
Republican Auto Whirl in Boston Campaign Tour
Governor Guild and Lieutenant Governor Draper led a Republican auto tour through Boston addressing rallies in multiple wards. Key speakers included Lodge Ham Cole Webster Montague Chapin Malone with hundreds to near 900 attendees across Gray's Hall Norfolk Hall Tomforde Hall Knights of Honor Roslindale Dudley Street Opera House and a Jewish synagogue stop near Blue Hill and Lawrence Avenues.
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Draper
Senator Lodge
Gray's Hall
South Boston
United States
Guy A. Ham
John N. Cole
Norfolk Hall
Dorchester
Walter A. Webster
David T. Montague
Register of Probate
Chapin
Malone
Upham's Corner
Richard C. Humphreys
Governor Guild
Cole
Tomforde Hall
Ward 22
Charles FE. Dow
Knights of Honor
More Chinese to Wellesley Prompt New Debate
An announcement from New York says additional Chinese students will be sent to Wellesley College amid ongoing controversy after several young Chinese women recently retired. The group includes 11 students, with men to study at Yale and Cornell and women to reside at Wellesley and Vassar. Arrival date not given.
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Wellesley College
New York
Yale
Cornell
Vassar
Public Hearing Set on Deer Island Wall Contract
The Finance Commission will resume public hearings next Thursday on city affairs beginning with a review of the Deer Island dividing wall contract. The session aims to inform residents about the project and related expenditures.
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Deer Island
Finance Commission
Beware the Wolves Buy Stocks Tam A Financial Agent
A bold investment letter from a Boston financial agent dated November 1 1907 urges investors to buy stocks at current prices. He claims success from securities like King Crowther and Alton Manufacturing while warning against market manipulators wolfish thieves and margin trading. He invites face to face meetings and promises prompt execution through reputable brokers.
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Stock Exchange
King Crowther
Last Honors Paid To Col Walker Memory
Boston marked the passing of Col Leverett H. Walker U S A former Fort Banks commander with a solemn funeral procession. About 500 marines in overcoat and dress uniform escorted the casket to South Station where guards presented arms. The remains were placed aboard a private car attached to the Federal Express for transport to Arlington National Cemetery.
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Leverett H. Walker
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Federal Express
National Cemetery
Arlington
Henry
Winthrop Church
Straub
South Station
Britton
Cople
Park Square Rink Set To Open Third Season Saturday
Park Square roller rink restarts its third season this Saturday with three sessions. Top regional skaters and coast-to-coast racers compete, led by Hamilton versus rival Gendron. Ladies include Cora Harris Effie Libby May Cornett May Shaw. Over 60 pros and amateurs train daily. A children's carnival opens the morning session with animal acts. Polo games at the Coliseum postponed to November 15 due to West polo players.
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Park Square
Hamilton
Gendron
New Hampshire
Cora Harris
Effie Libby
May Cornett
May Shaw
New Coliseum
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