Wall Street Slump Triggers Broad Market Liquidation
Heavy liquidation on Monday sends a sharp stock market break as traders rush to cash. Banks hoard funds, big institutions sell to meet December and January demands, and concerns over Trust Company of the Republic ripple through the market. Copper and railway issues tumble while Boston shares hold relatively steadier amid the nationwide downturn.
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Boston Stock Sales Highlight Heights and Lows
Boston report lists the day’s highest and lowest stock sales along with closing bid and asked prices. The figures reflect market activity on November 10 and summarize trading momentum.
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Boston
Modern labor clash sparks Boston dinner debate
At the Economic Club of Boston dinner at Hotel Bellevue the panel debated arbitration conciliation and union versus capital. Speakers included Hobson Cabot Foster McNeill Adams Parsons Clement and Harvard President Eliot who hailed the modern scab as a hero while urging public oversight of industrial power.
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Labor
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BE H Clement
Boston Transcript
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Boston University Law School
Conrad Reno
Boston
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Foster
Public School Association prepares nonpartisan board ticket
The Public School Association gears up a nonpartisan ticket for the city’s School Board, aiming for endorsement by regular party conventions. Names from both parties are sought, with current members retiring and a broad ward organization forming to register voters and rally support.
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Coolidge
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McDonald
Joseph Uhrig Sr. Dies. Cambridge hotelier and restaurateur
Joseph Uhrig Sr., longtime Cambridge hotel and restaurant figure, died at 619 Columbus Avenue on Sunday at age 69. Born in Rastatt Germany he came to the United States at 18. He owned Prospect House in Cambridgeport, then worked eight years in Minneapolis restaurants, later running the Rutland Cafe in Tremont Street Boston. He leaves a daughter and two sons, including Joseph Uhrig Jr. who continues the family restaurant business. Funeral at his residence tomorrow at 2 p.m. led by Rev. George W. Bicknell of Cambridge. burial in Cambridge Cemetery.
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Mason to appear in Cambridge Court today
The report details the Cambridge court appearance of Alan Mason, with witness Miss Marguerite Albertson identifying a man seen around Rogers's restaurant in Waverley and corroborating testimony from George Fisher about a person peering into the restaurant windows on November 1.
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Cambridge
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George Fisher
Hugs Beers
Alan G. Mason
Fletts
Fisher
Beers
Lawyer Ware Confident On Mason Defense In Local Case
The Post reports Richard D. Ware, counsel for Alan G. Mason, confident of a favorable outcome as defense work continues at the St Botolph Club. Ware denies Maxwell identification rumors, notes Mason’s limited past business life, and cites a missing cap pivotal to Perry’s identification. He hints at a possible surprise from District Attorney Sanderson.
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Perry
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Sanderson
New York
Harry Mason
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Carter
Albertson
Fairbairn
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Neal
Mason Aiding Counsel in Push to Prove Innocence
Alan G. Mason acts as his own assistant in a high profile murder case. Lawyer Ware conducts detective work and briefs police with Mason’s detailed recollections. Mason remains calm in custody, declines outside food, and uses prison exercise to pass time as defense work continues.
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Ware
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Prisoner waits trial as papers arrive from visitors
The notes describe a jail inmate awaiting preliminary trial who did not receive yesterday's papers. Sheriff Fairbairn says there is no rule against inmates receiving papers if brought by counsel or family, though the prisoner Mason chooses not to request favors and shares the lot of those awaiting trial.
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Harry Mason
Perry
Europe
America
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Mason Brothers
Brother Proclaims Mason Innocent in High Profile Case
Harry Mason defends his brother amid a sensational case, declaring innocence and urging immediate trial. Police and prosecutors weigh a possible continuance as crowds gather outside the jail and legal maneuvers unfold.
Perry and Mason in East Cambridge jail scene unfolds
The East Cambridge jail now houses Perry and Mason. Perry, calm and calculating, ignores the detectives' net, while Mason remains at ease with counsel and brother. A waitress, Marguerite Albertson, and a mysterious woman in black stir interest as investigators press forward.
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Waverley
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Post
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Neal
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Alan
Man Suspect Mason Spotted Near Cambridge Lunchroom
Miss Mabel Perry, a Ball & Co. waitress in Cambridge near Central Square, says Alan Mason rode by on a bicycle and tipped his hat the Monday of the Clara Morton murder week. She recalls Mason asking about her work hours and once telling him her address.
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Ball & Co
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Central Square
Alan Mason
Clara Morton
Waverley
Mason
Elm Street
Perry's Sweetheart Denies Knowledge of Mason or Watches
Miss Lizzie Carter of Pine street Cambridgeport told the Post she never knew Mason and had no dealings with watches or any part of Perry's matters. She said Perry introduced himself via William Scrivener, wrote personal letters, and she planned no further involvement. She described Perry as a friend met about five weeks ago and declined further comment.
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Post
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Columbia Street
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North Cambridge
Perry's Friend Found In Nemser Shop With Mor ton Watch
The Post uncovers the unknown colored man linked to the Mor ton watch sale. William Scrivener a 20 year old dark skinned man is identified as Perry's companion during the Nemser pawn shop visit on Monday November 3. He lives near Cambridge street in the West End with his mother at 10 Blossom court.
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Public ward meetings scheduled December 5 1902
Public meetings set in Ward 7 Ward 9 and Ward 12 on Friday December 5 1902 at 7 30 to 7 50 and 7 39 p m respectively under Section 6 Chapter 32 or 82 Revised Ordinances of 1898. Patrick Mahoney Moses J Konikow and James McDonald listed.
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Patrick Mahoney
Ward 9
Moses J. Konikow
Ward 12
James McDonald
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