Market Review Foresees Bull Run With Caution
The market remains bullish with confidence in industrials and railroads and predicts higher earnings and dividends. Talks of reorganizations and deals in United States Leather and Erie suggest rising stock values, with a likely copper uptick to around 15 cents per pound. Heath notes potential setbacks but urges careful buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
United States Realty Company
Leather Company
United States Leather Company
Erie
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Eric
Rockefeller-Gould Alliance
Goulds
Heath
Captain Israel dies by own action on steamer voyage
Captain Israel 54, native of Nova Scotia and commodore of United Fruit fleet, died by suicide in his state room during a voyage after a period of gloom following a collision. First Officer Clark discovered the body after failed breakfast calls and ferried the ship to port with colors at half-mast as police were summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Nova Scotia
United Fruit Company
Jamaica
Bowden
Clark
Young
Boston unions back steamfitters strike urged price fix proposal
At a recent Boston Building Trades Council meeting the steamfitters strike was endorsed and unions urged weekly assessments in support. A resolution called on the Legislature to appoint a commission to set prices for food, fuel, and light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Building Trades Council
Boston
New York Struck By Fierce Hurricane Storm
New York is cut off from the South and West tonight by a hurricane sweeping the Atlantic coast with rain and snow. Winds reach 76 mph at Block Island as ferries and street life suffer. two battleships ride at Tompkinsville while Bellevue Hospital patients endure exposure after a tornado-like storm wrecks a tuberculosis ward tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Florida
Block Island
Port Morris
College Point
Ninety-sixth Street
Manhattan
Bowery Bay
United States
Soadstead
Tompkinsville
Bellevue Hospital
Philadelphia Cut Off From West Of State
Philadelphia November 13. A southern storm has knocked down telegraph wires in nearly all directions except New York and Baltimore, cutting off interior state communication. Rain sleet and snow fell with wind up to 41 miles per hour, eight inches would have fallen without melting. At Delaware Breakwater heavy mist and 65 mph wind. barometer fell to 28.54, lowest at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Delaware
Boston steamers safe in Portland harbor
The steamer Ransom B Fuller bound for Bath reached Portland this afternoon while the night boat from Portland to Boston stayed at the dock. The North Star arriving from New York sighted little coastal shipping and the Cape Elizabeth life saving crew noted few passing vessels. Telegraph wires across the state were down late in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ransom B. Fuller
Boston
Bath
North Star
New York
Cape Elizabeth
74 Miles an Hour Gale at Block Island
Block Island Rhode Island reports one of the wildest gales on record commencing this afternoon and reaching 74 miles per hour by 8 PM. Hurricane signals were raised as the barometer fell to 28.69 inches. The center of the gale was near Block Island around 7 PM with no shipping observed since morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block Island
R. I
Long Island Sound
50 Mile Gale Strikes Point Judith Rhode Island
A northeast gale of hurricane force hit Point Judith Rhode Island in the afternoon of November 13 with winds over 50 mph. The barometer fell slowly and only an unknown three masted schooner was seen entering behind the breakwater and riding out the storm at eight o clock in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Judith
R. I
Much Property Damaged by Flooded Cellars
A flood swept the Broad way Washington Dover street area causing extensive cellar damage. Water filled cellars three inches to over a foot as a coast gale pushed water to record levels. Hotels and theatres reported floors and smoking rooms inundated despite large pumping capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Washington
Dover Street
Woodcock
Columbia Theatre
Labor unions report aid to Fall River strikers and activity
Labor notes show coal teamsters and handlers withdrawing from a joint council, pledging donations for Fall River strikers at each meeting, including a $10 vote. Other items include unions sanctioning aid for striking steamfitters, self-assessed dues, convention delegates, bakery organizing progress, and longshoremen donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Council of the Coal Handling Crafts
Fall River
Boston Coal Hoisting Engineers
C. York & Co
East Boston
Union
A. J. Tighe
Wesley A. Goodwin
William Fernsburg
Worcester
Bakers’ Union 4
Assembly
K. of L
Ughan Hall
Charlestown
John Malone
Dennis J. Maloney
Alds
Cornelius O'Neil
John Broughton
John Cullea
John P. Sullivan
John McGrath
Timothy Connors
John McSweeney
Patrick Walsh
Michael White
Patrick Dacey
James Lynn
James Morrissey
Bakers
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Union 6
Drink King's Bohemian Beer Nourishing Slogan
A brief promotional line extols King's Bohemian Beer as nourishment and sustenance for the consumer, presenting a bold claim of its restorative qualities and value in daily consumption.
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Boston Testimony
Boston resident Mrs. John McArthur testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her long standing backache and kidney pains after heavy housework. She used two boxes and remained free of lameness for months. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Boston
John McArthur
Columbus Ave
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Norwegian sailors aboard uninsured schooner wreck
The BIG STORM storm claim identifies M. Nelson and H. Johannes sen as Norwegian natives aboard the schooner. Neither the vessel nor its cargo was insured. The schooner was valued at about $3500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nelson
H. Johannessen
Norway
Schooner Bessie Parker Ashore in Vineyard Haven
The schooner Bessie Parker under Captain Whelp ley bound from Port Johnson for St John New Brunswick with coal broke an anchor chain in a heavy northeast gale and went ashore on the west side of Vineyard Haven harbor. She pounded and is leaking badly. pumps cannot keep her free and she will probably be wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Bessie Parker
Capain Whelpley
Port Johnson
St. John
N. B
Crew Saved At Gloucester In Heinous Sea Rescue
Gloucester Nov 18. Captain Stephen Coleman of Rockland and the crew of the two masted schooner Nautilus were saved after a brutal chase by the Dolliver life saving station. Amid a gale and heavy seas the lifeboat reached the vessel, crewed by Coleman Gunderson Ranking and Nelson. The Nautilus her crew were brought ashore after the lifeboat Nellie arrived with assistance. The Nautilus stern grazed the rocks at high tide and danger remains as the wrecking may occur when the tide falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
King
Dolliver’s
Coleman
Augustus Gunderson
H. A. Ranking
Peter Nelson
Gunderson
Nellie
Baltimore Storm Prostrates Wires Across City
A snow wind and rain storm crippled electric light, telegraph, telephone and trolley lines in Baltimore. Numerous accidents occurred due to broken wires, but no fatalities were reported. City communication with the outside world was severed except for a few Western Union lines to Philadelphia and New York. A second storm was expected to reach the Atlantic coast and threaten the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Western Union
Philadelphia
New York
Atlantic
Hutchinson Recommends Home Rule From City Police
Ex Senator I P Hutchinson urges Boston and Fall River self governance over police matters and criticizes 1885 legislation. He proposes abolishing police commissions, separating licensing from policing, and appointing two mayoral commissions to restore accountability and curb gubernatorial overreach. He warns of future political repercussions if cities lack home rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fall River
Greenhalge
Holyoke
Woburn
I. P. Hutchinson
Post
Castoria for infants and children signature of owner
The fragment notes Castoria for infants and children and bears the signature of the original formulation. It suggests an advertisement or label referencing the familiar brand associated with pediatric use and the long standing label.
Bingham of Milford Arrested in Lowell
Lowell, Nov. 18. George M. Bingham, 60, of Medford, was arrested here on a charge of passing a worthless check on a Stoneham firm. He had been living at a hotel and advertised Florida real estate for sale. Harvard Yale football at New Haven next Saturday special rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
George M. Bingham
Medford
Stoneham
Florida
Harvard-Yale
New Haven
N. Y
N. H
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Washington Street
South
Back Bay
Boston
Leavitt & Peirce
Harvard Square
Cambridge
South Station
Murder in Springfield leaves Italian man dead
Springfield, Nov 18. Giuseppe La Rosa, 35, was killed after a quarrel with Antonio Caracciolo. Caracciolo fled toward the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad tracks, eight miles, then was found footsore in Thompsonsville depot. Deputy Sheriff Wilson detained him until Springfield officers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Giuseppe la Rosa
Antonio Caracciolo
Caracciolo
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Thompsonville
Conn
Wilson
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Learnard & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Congress St
Copper Range Consolidated
Burnham, Stimpson & Co
Bankers and Commission Brokers
Shannon Copper CO
Market Review
David J. Ingraham
Mes
Ingraham
M. Tel
Oxford
Storm
Portland Harbor
LABOR
Gookin
Temple
Ai Roce Nahant
Aus
Ape
Nantucket Sound
Massachusetts Coast Line
Gov. Bates
Cam
Paign Manager
Hutchinson
Bates
Boston Police Board
Boston Board of Police
Castoria
Entertainments
Columbia
Usation and
HER Lions
Majestic Theatre
Sam S. Shubert
Charles Richman
Excel
Nce
School For Scandal
Lee
Pres
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Samuel W. McCall
James J. Storrow
Boston School Committee
Louis D. Brandeis
Philip J. Doherty
Tremont Temple
THE
Public School Association
Jessie Millward
Frohman
Empire Theatre Company
J. Hartley Manners
Miss Millward
Edna Aug
Simon and Gardner
Castle Soq
Henry Arthur Jones
Winter St
Vorenberg
Park Theatre
Mats
W. H. Thompson
Otis ° Kinner
Harvester
Alice Neilson
Elsie Janis & CO
Billie B. van In
Errand Boy
Eve’gs
Robert Fitzsimmons
Dainty Julia Way Gifford
Reilly & Woods
CRAND
Haymarket
Bowdoin
Sing Sing
Tamaya
Hofmann
Renow
Adele
Symphony Hall
AT & Guilmant
Jordan Hall
Vladimir Ne Pachmann
Baldwin
Tremont
David Belasco
Maurice Campbell
Henrietta Crosman
Sweet Kitty Bellairs
Colonial Theatre
Mansfield
Richard Ivan the Terrible
Beau Brummel
Ivan the Terrible
Sr. Hollis -Jararne
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
William Gillette
Admirable Crichton
J. M. Barrie
the Little Minister
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee & Menager
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Mary Ross
Bridgeport
Bingham
Milford
Ellery’s Agency
Congress Street
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