Fear Boy Lost in Snow Shrouds New Hampshire Search
Lancaster New Hampshire November 12 An unsuccessful search continues for Philip Conroy 15 a bell boy who vanished at a Kilkenny Mountains hunting camp after spending Saturday with Frank Whitney A heavy snowstorm blanketed the region hindering efforts as rescue teams press on with the weather worsening and daylight fading.
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Stocks and Bonds Market Report From Boston
The Boston Market record shows ex-dividend and ex-rights notes. Total sales list 53,801 shares of listed stocks, 39,500 in bonds, 60?79 in rights, and 10,483 shares of unlisted stocks.
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Market Off On High Money Rate Markets Slide on Liquidation
The day saw a hard money market with loans called to meet bank reserve deficits. Stocks fell amid widespread liquidation and bear pressure, with call money near 20 percent and many issues down despite some short covering.
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Wall Street
St. Paul
Secretary of the Treasury
Curb Market Features Today and Steady Prices
The curb market today lists active issues including Silver Queen Superior Pittsburg Abiti bi Cobalt Ely Consolidated Nipissing and Troy Manhattan. Prices held steady while fluctuations in the curb issues were noted.
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Superior & Pittsburg
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Nipissing
Troy-Manhattan
Denies Graft Charges At Frisco Relief Meeting
Edward Z. Devine and John F. Moors defended California relief efforts at Steinert Hall before the Associated Charities. Moors condemned Massachusetts relief delays and presses of press coverage, while Devine argued funds preserved homes and industry and that losses were isolated and rectified. The treasurer noted a $3,783.66 year deficit covered by securities. available funds stood at $86,655.73 with expenses of $83,672.11.
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War on the Dock Trust Aldermen Declared by Wage Earners Club
The Wage Earners Central Club votes to condemn and oppose all Aldermen who backed the Dock Trust measure. It urges citizens to vote against those officials who broke pledges or opposed Boston’s lighting plant. The club blasts the city government lighting committee for delaying its report until after caucuses and election. It endorses Charles S. Sullivan and Robert P. Clarkson for Aldermen, condemns M. F. Shea, and rescinds support for James A. O Neil.
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Charlestown
Robert P. Clarkson
M. F. Shea
James A. O'Neil
Charles Weil Dies Suddenly at Hotel Somerset
Charles Weil a 62 year old noted member of the Filene circle died suddenly in his apartments at the Hotel Somerset at 1 30 this morning after a brief illness. He leaves a widow two sons and three daughters. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Schooner Conqueror Strikes Shore in Narrows
The Gloucester schooner Conqueror, outward from South Channel with 45 000 pounds of mixed fresh fish, missed stays in a head wind at 1 30 am yesterday. The swift current drove her onto the beach on the east side of Fort Warren in the Narrows, where she remained fast for almost five hours.
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Hunt for the firebug gang eyed as Dorchester fires widen
The State police opened an investigation into four incendiary fires that endangered tenement houses on Edson and Norfolk streets in Dorchester early Sunday. Authorities fear heavy property loss or loss of life if suspects are not caught and believe an organized gang may be responsible.
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Harvard Freshman Captain R C Brown Leads Eleven
R C Brown was elected captain of Harvard's freshman football team. He plays right end, weighs 164 pounds and stands 5 feet 11 inches. He previously played for Andover last year.
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Harvard Yale Football Game Special Train Tickets
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad offers excursion tickets from Boston to New Haven and return for 4.50 on Nov 4 and 14. Parlor car options are available for Nov 24 at 8.30 each, with private party cars by early application to Boston agents.
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Providence Has Firebug
In Providence Rhode Island on November 12 three fires stretched the Fire Department. An incendiary is suspected after a match was thrown into a lumber yard shed containing about 15000 dollars in kiln dried lumber. A passerby dropped a lighted match into a barrel of oil at Volney W Mason's machine shop.
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Ventilation Work Scrutinized at Charlestown High School
A protest by Sheet Metal Workers' Union 17 condemns the ventilation contract workmanship at Charlestown High School. An expert warned leaky flues from broken joints and overall defective construction, claiming Boston city work does not meet specifications. A committee will seek action with the School House Commission to rectify the issues.
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Hennessey and Hoar Gaining Administrative Backing
Dorchester aldermanic nominations draw 14 Democratic candidates as Mayor Fitz gerald backs William J. Hennessey and John J. Hoar. Ward 20 Young Men's Democratic Club and Ward 24 Fitzgerald Committee endorsement seen as admin move to secure the pair. Hennessey received admin support after withdrawing from Register of Deeds bid, Hoar’s ties to the Mayor boost his candidacy. Admin forces hopeful for both nominations.
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Labor Notes on Union Activities in Boston and Area
Union leaders urged ward residents to nominate Michael J. Reidy for the Common Council. Carpenters at Portsmouth navy yard seek wage parity with Charlestown. Lithographers seek support for the eight hour day amid a strike. Death of Samuel Porter noted with funeral to be managed by the union. Local unions report new affiliations and wage updates across iron workers, printers, and other trades in eastern Massachusetts.
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Exe ter eleven faces Andover after coaching misfires
Jim Hogan’s Exe ter eleven has twice been defeated by Andover. Bob Erb discusses how some great players make poor coaches and cites Little Cy Young moving next door, drawing local youngsters into a fan heated tale of sports and coaching contrasts.
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