Strong Market Rise Mirrors Pre-Election Tone In Wall Street
Wall Street began with lighter volume than mid October but showed broad strength led by great transcontinental stocks and iron and steel shares. United States Steel and Tennessee Coal and Iron drew buying, while traders anticipated renewed election-related speculation lifting industrials. Copper stocks, especially Calumet & Hecla, remained firm with pundits forecasting further gains. Amalgamated and Trinity faced varied sentiment amid listing news and a pending Montana coal deal.
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Wall Street
United States
Boston
New York
Amalgamated
Copper Range
Tamarack
Quincy
Adventure
Arcadian
Allouez
Daly-West
Kim River
Franklin
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Osceola
Parrott
Utah
Wolverine
Little Wyandotte
Trinity
The
Stock Exchange
Mr. Lawson
Lst
Lawson
Old Dominion
Atlantic
Michigan
Santa Fe
Greene
Victoria
Greene Consolidated
Dominion Coal
American Telephone
Massachusetts
United Fruit
Mining and Stock Exchange
Aparecida
Bald Butte
Bay State Gas
Pioneer Lynn
Curleys Jailed After Court Demonstration
Representative Thomas F. Curley and Alderman James M. Curley were resentenced to two months in Charles street jail for impersonating at a U S civil service examination. Co-defendants Bartholomew J. Vahey and John J. Hughes received the same sentence. The judge rebuked them for seeking office and noted their constituents shared in the shame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
United States District Court
Thomas F. Curley
James M. Curley
United States Civil Service
Charles Street
Curleys
Bartholomew J. Vahey
John J. Hughes
Henry P. Moulton
H. W. Dunn
Salem D. Charles
Frank E. Gaylor
Fred S. Gore
Jim
Tom
Wheat Rises on Unfavorable Weather in Chicago
Reports of adverse weather lift grain prices as December and May wheat advance. Corn climbs about 4, oats hold steady, and provisions gain around 15 cents.
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Chicago
Wll
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Eee
Dee
Diy
Commission House
New York Bond Prices Roundup Versus Saturday Closings
New York bond market closes show varied moves from November 5 to 7 with U S government notes, railroad and utility issues, and corporate bonds trading at mixed levels. Key quotes include US 2s around 104.5, US 4s near 130.4, and prominent names such as Atchison, G A, Penn Central, and Tex Pac listed with 5s, 4s, and 3s in different maturities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do Ast Inc
N.r
St L&w
UN Pac
Col So
US Steel 2Dis
D & RG
Wabash Is
Erie P
Fw&dc
Market closes strong on eve of national election
New York stock activity peaks with fresh yearly records led by U S Steel as traders foresee continued buoyancy if no political changes occur. Amalgamated Copper and Tennessee Coal rally, while rails lag but still rise. Last hour profit selling triggers slight pullbacks before a broad rally resumes. Total volume 180,190 shares.
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New York
Amalgamated
Calumet & Hecla
Atchison Eeewwneree
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Ches & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
BER
Chicago & Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil & St Paul
Chicago Ter & Trans
Hon, Co
CG & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & RG
Erie
Hocking Valley
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan Lee A Oe
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan St Ry
Minneapolis
Missouri Pacific Eeeer
Nat
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island Co
St L & S F
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Texas
É Pacific
Toledo
Union Pacific
Wabashee
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Copper
Amar & Foundry
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated
General Electric
Io International Paper
Pacific Mail
Republic, Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Trealty & Imp
US Steel
West
Ghouse Electric
Tener Es
Western Union
Byu. S. Steels
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
Atch
Brooklyn Rap
Chi
Mil & St P
RI & P Com
ORO Erie
Missouri Pacific
Southern Railway
U_ S Steel
Marshall Thompson Receives Entertainment License
Marshall Thompson was yesterday granted a license for a musical, literary and dancing entertainment in the hall at the corner of North Russell and Cambridge streets for the season ending August 5, 1905, by the Board of Aldermen.
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Marshall Thompson
North Russell and
Cambridge Streets
Board of Aldermen
The Eternal Feminine Delights New Haven Audience
The Eternal Feminine at Hyperion Theatre in New Haven scores a clear success. Margaret Anglin captivates a large crowd with a new feminine stage style, from fierce Amazon queen to coy, romantic, and passionate moments. Robert Warouet portrays Ly-sander’s inner conflict, while Wise and Eberle provide comic relief. Horatio Parker’s music enhances the playful satire and fantasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Margaret Anglin
Robert Warouet
Lysander
Antiope
Ernani
Thomas Wise
Manes
Eberle
Lampito
Horatio W. Parker
Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills Cure Liver Trouble
Loss of appetite explained as liver sluggishness causing bile build up and fatigue. Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills are advertised as a gentle tonic to restore liver function, improve brain clarity, and restore appetite, promising relief from headache constipation and biliousness in one night at 25 cents. Signed W. F. Smith.
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Smith
W. F. Smith
Boston Market Bonds and Stock Totals Report
The notice lists avix dividend status and instalments paid. It records total sales across listed stocks 73320 shares bonds 110500 unlisted stocks 15140 shares. An advertisement for Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder claims benefits for actors singers and public speakers with a testimonial from Al Emmett Foster of New York City.
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Avix
Agnew
Emmett Foster
New York City
Dance Hall Denied License by City Board
The Board of Aldermen voted 10 to 1 to refuse the Colonial Hall license for a dance hall at 995 Washington Street for the coming year. Alderman Frank J. O'Toole called the hall a den of iniquity with girls aged 13 to 15 nightly, alleging drinking in corridors and that dances served to recruit for disreputable houses. He urged the hall not reopen under any owner.
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Board of Aldermen
Colonial Hall
John Williams
Frank J. O’toole
Washington Street
Haymarket
New York
Chicago
Alderman O'Toole
Collins Repeats Veto On Signal Men Pension
Mayor Collins again vetoed Alderman Curley’s order to grant pension rights to police signal service members, arguing they are not police officers and the city cannot afford extending civil service pensions to non hazardous roles. He notes compensation ranges from 1000 to 2500 yearly and warns against setting a precedent for rainy day savings among less favored workers.
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Collins
Police Signal Service
Police Department
James Curley
Harvard junior badly injured in cambridge crash
A head on collision between an automobile and an electric car on Massachusetts avenue near Brookline street Cambridge left William Sutton Jr a Harvard junior in Hampden Hall in very serious condition. The vehicle owned by Nathaniel Williams of 438 Marlboro Street Boston was wrecked with the front splintered after the impact near the Brookline street transfer station. Sutton attempted to jump clear but was unable to escape the crash.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street
Cambridge
William Sutton, Jr
Harvard
Hampden Hall
Nathaniel Williams
Marlboro Street
Boston
Brookline Street Transfer Station
Sutton
Cambridge Boy Is Missing
The family of 19 year old Harry J. Smith of 1259 Cambridge street Cambridge is distressed over his disappearance a week ago. He left Monday to go to work at a Boston dry goods store and did not return. His discharge from work the day before is noted as a possible reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Smith
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Boston
Johnson Smith
Crosby Speaks at Five City Campaign Rallies
The Hon. John C. Crosby of Pittsfield, Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor, wrapped up a campaign with five rallies across all 25 wards. About 25,000 people reportedly attended Friday through last night, with Crosby delivering over 25 speeches. A standout moment came in Ward 7 for President W. T. A. Fitzgerald, who was warmly received. The tour opened at Lyceum Hall in East Boston, presided by ex-Congressman Joseph A. Conry, followed by Roughan Hall in Charlestown for Wards 3,4 and 5 with Senator Charles S. Sullivan presiding, and Hudson Street Schoolhouse in Ward 7.
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John C. Crosby
Pittsfield
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Crosby
Ward 7
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Joseph A. Conry
W.T. A. Fitzgerald
Mr. Crosby
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Charles S. Sullivan
Hudson Street School House
Firemen's Day Off Question Framed for Supreme Court
Judge Morton outlined two possible paths for the full bench on the firemen's day off ordinance. The Mayor refused to sign and the fire commissioner did not recognize it. If the ordinance never took effect or the petition cannot be amended to succeed, the demurrer will be sustained and the petition dismissed. If the ordinance did not require mayoral approval and took effect despite his disapproval, the amendment may be allowed and the demurrer overruled, with the case heard on the petition as amended.
Armour Suited for 1 200 000 Over Auction Sale
A $1 200 000 suit was filed in the Superior Court against J Ogden Armour. Plaintiffs James C Melvin Jesse P Lyman James D Standish Frank P Comstock and Frank E Vogel trustees filed last August. Attorneys for plaintiffs and Armour declined to disclose case specifics, saying the declaration would be filed later. It is believed the action stems from an auction sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ogden Armour
James C. Melvin
Boston
Jesse P. Lyman
Ashby
Mass
James D. Standish
Detroit
Frank P. Comstock
Providence
Frank E. Vogel
New York
L. S. Dabney
E. M. Parker
Ropes, Gray & Gorham
Mr. Armour
Chicago
Old J Putnam Bradlee to be sold at auction
The old J Putnam Bradlee boat used to transport prisoners to Deer Island for years is to be sold at public auction. It has been retired from service with the Monitor replacing it, and Aldermen approved selling authority to Penal Institutions Commissioner Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Putnam Bradlee
Deer Island
Bradlee
New City
Monitor
Board of Aldermen
Penal Institutions
Martin Power
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State Street
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Roosevelt
Gates
Heinze
Amalgamated Company
Montana
Greene Consolidated Company
Galen L. Stone
Hayden, Stone & Co
Colonel Greene
Greene Company
New York Subway
Manhattan
L. Auterbach & Co
Shannon
Black Hawk
Dark Horse
Shannon Copper Company
Heath
Jerry Watson
Haight & Freese Co
Summer St
Broad ST
N. Y. Consolidated Stock Exchange
Produce Exchange
Congress ST. Tei
Beverly R. Wood
WOOD
Mar. J
Curtis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Congress St. Boston
Broadway
Jacob Berry
H. L. Bennet
Jacob Berry & Co
Con Y Exchange
NEW York Bonds
NEW York Consolidated
SM Rite EU du Lithia
Ave
Am Bell Tel
Ill Steel
Hk C Ft S & M
M&b
Vet
Seattle
Tel & Tel
al Woolen
Am Zine L&s
Arnold Minsnes
Top & SF
Bos & Albany
Bos & Matne
Bos & Prov
Ju & Stk
Cumber Tel & T
Dom Coal
Dom Ir & Steel
Edison el Ill
Elm River
Erle R Rooree
Quincey
Reece Button'le
Rhode Isl
Rutland Reece
Elec
Ag Sig Swift & Co
Tecumseh
United Fr
West End Wand
West End St Rr
Si & T
Weateus
S. End
Supreme Court
Armour
Patent Office
Free Book
Board of Trade
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