Better tone in the market signals rally on stocks
A midweek market report notes a firmer tone with a sharp rally in several issues. Traders expect no major upturn before year end due to tight money, but anticipate healthier trading and selective gains in leading stocks. Copper shares swing, with Amalgamated and others rallying while some names dip.
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Morgan
Boston
Amalgamated
New York
St. Paul
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Standard Oil
Southern Pacific
E. H. Harriman
Wall Street
Colorado
Oggood
Gould-Harriman
Gates
Gould
Brooklyn
Louisville
Boston Stock Sales Highest Lowest Prices Report
Boston November 12. The morning session shows the day’s highest and lowest sales along with the closing bid and asked prices. Market activity centers on listed equities with varied demand across key issues.
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Boston
Am Bell Tel
Am Tel & Tel
el & Tel Weer
Atlantic
Bingham Con M
Boston & Albany
M Phee Chain Given To Girl Friend Of Perrys
The article details police testimony and witness accounts connected to Perry murder case. It notes Annie W Albertson as a key future government witness, Perry’s clothing sent for testing, and claims of potential co conspirators. A young negro named Charles Wilson is sought as an accomplice while investigators hunt for the murder shaker missing since 10 Worcester Street.
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Perry
Waverley
Mt. Auburn
Professor Wood
Detective Letteney
Mr. Letteney
Boston
Charles Wilson
Wilson
Miss McPhee
Methodist Social Union Ladies Night Meeting
The Methodist Social Union holds its next monthly meeting at the American House on Monday night November 17 with ladies' night. Rev Wallace MacMullen of New York will discuss Methodism and Modern Thought and Governor-elect John L Bates will also be present to speak.
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Methodist Social Union
American House
Wallace MacMullen
D. D
New York
John L. Bates
Mrs Conway Denies Knowledge in Perry Murder Case
Mrs. Conway, mother of George L. O. Perry, stonewalled reporters at her East Cambridge home, saying she has said all she knows about the murder of Clara A. Morton. The piece also notes Perry’s defense and a church group seeking a new trial, plus a bicycle wheel theft angle involving Perry and local shopkeeper Mosley and a missing identification number.
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Conway
George L. O. Perry
Clara A. Morton
Post
Grigg Street
East Cambridge
Where I s Charley Wilson
Police search the West End for Charley Wilson, Perry’s ally, as detectives push to link four people to Perry’s case. Wilson, about 21, hid near Blossom court and Adams place while residents fear police efforts. The Carter girl says Perry’s sweetheart may locate Wilson. investigators press through the crowded, close-knit Black quarter.
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Perry
Wilson
Alan Mason
West End
Blossom Court
Adams Place
Blossom Street
Scrivener
Carter
Cambridge
Miss Carter
Nemser
Blossom
Post
George
Mason
Perry bicycle left for repair sparks family tension
Photo caption describes Perry’s bicycle held by R Buford who says Perry left it for repair on May 19 and never retrieved it. A head is at the bike. George’s full story and innocence are in question though he has not yet spoken. The stepfather silences discussion for private reasons in this troubled affair.
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New York
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Calumet & Hecla
Old Dominion
Dominion Coal Company
New England Gas and Coke Company
Ross
Moore Bros
Chicago & Northwestern
Vanderbilts
John Stanton
Wolverine
Bay State
Heath
Boston Cycle Company
Hanover Street
Perry
Mr. Mosley
Post
R. Buford
George
George Perry
Move for Soderquist District Attorney to assent to new trial
John L C Soderquist writes his wife claiming innocence as he seeks a new trial. Attorney Mackay asks the district attorney Sughrue to assent to reopening the case on grounds the plea was for simple assault, not the more serious charge of assault with intent to kill.
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Soderquist
Jeannette Marshall
Brookline
John L. C. Soderquist
First Presbyterian Church
Michael J. Sughrue
Mackay
Mr. Soderquist
Shawmut Avenue
A. K. MacLennan
Soder
Incredible injuries inflicted on himself shock observers
A reader reports a deeply disturbing incident describing a man who caused severe injuries to himself. Witnesses recount the aftermath and the authorities are investigating motives and circumstances surrounding the act.
Perry’s Wheel Found Left at Repair Shop
State police located a No 7 bicycle left by George L. Perry for repair at J. E. Mosley’s shop, 731 Massachusetts avenue, Cambridge. Perry had not redeemed the bike for some time, and authorities confirmed the bicycle’s identification after the search.
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George L. Perry
J. E. Mosley
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Easy Dish Cleaning
The ad extols Fels-Naptha soap for strong cleansing with minimal effort and time, claiming it works without boiling water. It encourages trying it on dishes to prove its effectiveness.
Shaker Clue Ties Perry to Cambridge Murder Probe
State detectives chase a Norcross shaker link to the McPhee murder as they probe 10 Worcester street East Cambridge where Perry lived. Reports show Perry pawned both McPhee and Morton watches while the shaker clue remains unclear. Neighbors recall furnace use was limited and a new shaker may have been bought by Wilder through Greene & Co. investigators seek a definitive purchase record to bolster or weaken Perry’s alibi.
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Greene & Co
Wilder
Post
Miss McPhee
Perry
East Cambridge
C. P. Wilder
Lancaster Street
Cambridge
Mephee
Davison
Norcross
Morton
McPhee
Young Perry
Bey
C. P. Symonds
Beacon Street
Somerville
Mercer
New York
Shaker
Doctors Failed. Dr. Kennedy's Eye Salve Soothes Ailments
An old advertisement touts Dr. David Kennedy's Eye Salve claiming to cure all diseases or inflammations of the eye, sold for 25 cents. The quirky claim emphasizes miraculous relief and widespread healing power.
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Canandaigua
David Kennedy
Matt
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N.Y
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