Weekly Review Signals Mixed Market Outlook After Elections
The past week saw opposing forces in the market with election agitation and tight money lifting sentiment, while higher Pennsylvania dividends and buying underpinned gains. Analysts caution that a Republican New York governor win does not guarantee a bull market as money rates stay high and a readjustment between the money market and securities is needed for a sustained advance. Six copper stocks hit year highs in Boston and copper issues show ongoing fragmentation and profits.
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Supreme Chancellor to Have Reception in Cambridge
Elaborate preparations for a reception and banquet honoring Sir S. W. Starks, supreme chancellor of several orders, to be hosted by Climax lodge No. 7 at Rhodes Hall Cambridge on Thursday evening November 15. The supreme chancellor and several guests are expected.
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Rhodes Hall
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Cambridge
Prominent Members to Address Gathering Then Dancing
Other prominent members of the order will address the gathering before dancing until morning.
American singer Marguerite Silva shines at Opera Comique
Marguerite Silva, an American singer, appeared today at the Opera Comique in Cavalleria Rusticana and was a brilliant success. The house was crowded.
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Marguerite Silva
Opera Comique
Herald Canvass Forecast For Next House Vote
New York Herald projection shows 202 Republicans 157 Democrats and 27 doubtful districts in the next House. The present House stood 249 Republicans 137 Democrats. The table lists the detailed canvass by states and districts.
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New York Herald
House of Congress
Peters Confident of Election in 11th District
Democratic candidate Andrew J. Peters expresses strong confidence he will win the 11th district seat. He cites broad Democratic support, his tariff revision stance, and cross party appeal to independents, while noting both candidates’ Senate records are open to voters. He expects a Democratic victory in the upcoming Congress.
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Carnegie Institute Fire Threatens Million Dollar Building
A blaze at the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh damaged the building by about 10000 dollars after starting in the basement power room from defective wiring. The organ recital in the music hall drew a large crowd but no injuries were reported as everyone evacuated safely.
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America
West India Political Club backs Republican ticket
The West India Political Club met at 28 Garden Street yesterday and after discussing candidates resolved to support the Republican ticket. President Samuel Marshall, a Spanish war veteran, called the meeting to order and Charles F. Samuels was chosen as secretary.
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Straight Howard ticket touted as strongest ballot choice
The missive claims the strongest combination of vote getters ever on the ballot and across all parties to secure victory. It urges voters to cast a straight Howard ticket, presenting no alternative selections or caveats.
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Eighth District Committee Rebuts Late Campaign Claims
The Eighth District Republican Committee denounces a Medford circular citing Mr. McCall’s claim to have served this district in Congress and accusing him of pigeonholing a 1904 annexation petition. Records show the petition was submitted in July 1904 and remains in the postmaster general’s archives. Walter Mentzer chairs, Charles Rooney secretary.
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Charles D. Rooney
Harvard President Endorses McCall for Re election
Charles W. Eliot of Harvard writes to ex Mayor Dickinson praising McCall as a vigorous opposition and urging continued support. The letter dated November 1 1906 describes the Democratic party as lacking firm principles and extols McCall as a courageous independent thinker and speaker benefitting the dominant party and the country.
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Letter to Editor endorses Senator Stevens reelection
A Somerville resident urges support for the reelection of Senator Elmer A. Stevens in a private letter to the Post. The author signs A. E. Winship and dates the note November 5.
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Magnetic force blamed in Thoroughfare Creek wreck
Coroner Gaskill will hold an inquest with electrical experts to determine blame for last Sunday's Pennsylvania electric line wreck at Thoroughfare Creek. Some electricians suspect a 20 horsepower motor on the first car caused the draw rail to lift due to magnetic attraction.
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N. J
Pennsylvania Electric
Thoroughfare Creek
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Fine looking horse bought by Trayder sparks speed talk
Local chatter notes a fine looking horse Trayder purchased and wonders about its speed. A historian recalls the previous owner's claim of extracting speed from the beast, suggesting Trayder may achieve similar results.
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Handel and Haydn Society Elijah Benefit at Symphony Hall
The Handel and Haydn Society presented Mendelssohn Elijah last night at Symphony Hall to aid the building fund. Emil Mollenhauer led a near perfect chorus and fine soloists Gwilym Miles Genevieve Clark Wilson Bertha Cushing Child and Edward Johnson. The performance drew a large audience and will boost the fund.
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