Sharp Break in Stocks Delivers Heaviest Loss Since Break
The market fell Friday with heavy liquidation unseen since the prior downturn. Copper stock weakness, Amalgamated Copper and United Metals control speculation dominated trading as over 1.3 million shares changed hands in New York while several blue chips plunged and rallied late. Expectations of a bottom and “fixing up” in Morgan’s office circulated amid continued volatility and warnings from observers about broader losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central National Bank
Boston
Wall Street
London
Mr. Morgan
Amalgamated
James Lewissohn
United Metals Selling Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
New York
Standard Oil
Harriman-Kuhn
Loeb
Mr. Lawson
Arry
Gates
Bears
New York Central
St. Paul
Colorado
Baltimore & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
Norfolk & Western
Canadian Pacific
Northwest
Delaware & Hudson
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island Common
Southern Pacific
Steel
Union Pacific
Calumet
Centennial
Mohawk
Quincy
Tamarack
Utah
Wolverine
Dominion Iron
United Fruit
American Agricultural Chemical
Dominion Coal
Massachusetts Gas
Massachusetts Electric Common
Boston Stock Sales: Marketwide Highs Lows and Closing Quotes
Boston reports today a snapshot of stock activity with the highest and lowest sales, plus the closing bid and asked prices. The list captures intraday ranges and the final market mood for investors on November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sailor Sacrifices Life Saving Flag Aboard Sumner
Swedish sailor John Nystrom on the US Army transport Sumner gave his life diving for an American flag torn from the steam launch stern. He recovered the banner but was swept away by the tide and drowned.
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San Francisco
John Nystrom
United States Army
Sumner
Henry J Hosmer Dead in Concord Home
Henry Joseph Hosmer died at his home this morning after his heart stopped while he sat in his chair. A longtime figure in Concord, he served in the House in 1886-87 and the Senate in 1889-90, and was a three-year Selectman. He married Laura A. Whiting in 1874. she has died. He leaves a son, Henry J. Hosmer Jr., and a stepdaughter, Mrs. Charles I. Brown. Born February 2, 1882 in Northfield, Massachusetts.
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Concord
Henry Joseph Hosmer
Mr. Hosmer
House of Representatives
Senate
Laura A. Whiting
Henry J. Hosmer, Jr
Charles I. Brown
Northfield
Mass
Warner Nominated for Mayor in Northampton
Northampton November 14 Seth S Warner was nominated for Mayor by the Democrats under the Luce caucus act tonight without a contest. Henry C Hallett the present Mayor received a nomination by the Republicans last night.
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Northampton
Seth
Warner
Henry C. Hallett
Trade Needs Cold Weather Boost Ahead of Winter
Bradstreet's notes ongoing activity in trade industry and transportation despite fuel and power shortages. Demand shifts to heavy winter goods and holiday items, with strong spring orders signaling confidence for next year. Fuel woes persist for iron and steel, while business failures rise to 205 for the week ending Nov 13.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Public to see Mrs Jack Gardner's Italian palace in January
The Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum on the Fens plans a January public opening under tight control. The Gardner corporation will vote on access hours and possible admission fees, with government duties offset by the exhibition proviso and a pledge that the palace will open after the January meeting.
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Isabella Stuart Gardner
Fens
Mrs. Jack
Lyman
United States
Jack
Boston
Mrs. Gardner
Imposing Mausoleum for Cecil Rhodes in South Africa
Cecil Rhodes's tomb in the Matoppo Hills Matabeleland awaits a grand mausoleum of black granite to cost about 100000 dollars. The planned structure will feature copper doors on four sides and large panels Rhodes designed to honor Major Allan Wilson and his doomed expedition.
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Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Matoppo Hills
Matabeleland
Cecil John Rhodes
Rhodes
Matoppos
M’lima
Mr. Rhodes
Allan Wilson
Lobengula
Fisherman Rescued After Overboard Fall At South Boston Wharf
Carey a South Boston fisherman fell from a near end of the pier while attempting to board the Blanche. A young man jumped in, secured a rope, and pulled him aboard as onlookers watched. The life saver arrived to witness the rescue. Vessel arrivals included Mary A. Whalen and Rob Roy with hundreds of pounds of fish. Several ships and captains are noted, with cargo details and nearby maritime movements.
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T Wharf
Carey
Boston
Blanche
Mary A. Whalen
Rob Roy
Flavilla
Oliver Kitham
Mary Edith
Whalen
Christopher S. Crosby
Philadelphia
Major Barrett
Hatteras
New York
Texas
Tromp
Chatfield
Shields
Ing
Pensacola
Holland
United Kingdom
Cape Colonna
Java
Delaware
Manila
Cebu
Gibraltar
Needles
Calcutta
Malta
Mires M. Merry
Fickett
Barkentine Allanwilde
Norfolk
Arthur McArdle
Savannah
S. B. Marts
Crowley
Henry W. Cramp
Baltimore
Bangor
R. F. Pettigrew
Portland
Cramp
Quebec
Howard Cassard
Marshal
Essington
Cuba
Key West
Bean
Camden
John C. Crowley
T. Charlton Henry
Taurus
Lone Star
Boston Towboat Company
Pittsburg
Morgan Line
Con
Tug Old Dominion towed by Honeybrook under new captain
The Honeybrook owned by the Central Railroad of New Jersey will assist with the Nottingham and Plymouth in towing coal barges from Port Johnson to this port. Captain Durkee supervises the minor details in Philadelphia for the new tug launched for use on the route. Captain Swatridge of steamer Cheronea was fined $500 in Cardiff for overloading on the journey from St John New Brunswick. the Plimsoll mark was submerged over four inches. The three masted schooner Annie L Henderson of this port, built in 1880 at Camden Maine and rated 428 tons, is reported sold to parties in St John New Brunswick.
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Old Dominion
Honeybrook
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Durkee
Philadelphia
Nottingham
Plymouth
Port Johnson
Swatridge
Cheronea
Cardiff
St. John
N. B
Plimsoll
Annie L. Henderson
Camden
Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Shipping news brief lists 250 sunrises and nautical timings with arrived and cleared steamers and schooners. Indicates ships such as Tivonian Hilfax Britannic Kershaw Howes and others sailing to and from Halifax Gloucester Baltimore and Philadelphia with barges, cargoes, and tugs. Also notes departures from Nantasket Roads and various harbor movements along the Atlantic coast.
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Tivonian
Hamilton
Glasgow
Hilfax
Pye
Charlottetown
Hawkesbury
C. B
Halifax
N. S
Philadelphia
Lotus
St. John
N. B
Jennie Co
Levose
Belleveau Cove
Ellen M. Golder
St. Andrews
Gloucester
Mass
S. W
Bostonian
London
Boston
Yarmouth
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mark Strathisla
Buenos Aires
Neva
Bear River
Southern Cross
Clementsport
Miles M. Merry
Oliver Ames
Cape Ann
Fall River
Willie L. Maxwell
Sullivan
Harry Messer
Savannah
Theolene
Vineyard Haven
Alice
Dora
Nantasket Roads
Katahdin
Georgetown
S. C
Edward W. Perry
Annie B. Mitchell
St. George
Plymouth
M As
Laura L. Sprague
Fraudulent collector exposed by wager at North End
A young woman aged 22 to 30, light complexioned, posing as a collector for West End Nursery and Infants Hospital at 387 Blossom Street, was found collecting money without authority. Several employees contributed and one man bet $10 on the claim, then verified at the hospital that she had no official role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
West End
Blossom Street
Commercial Street
Sunday Church Services Across Boston Churches Schedule
A listing of morning and evening worship services across Baptist, Congregational, and Methodist churches. Highlights include Tremont Temple and Rugggles Street programs with Dr. Dixon and Dr. Hall, Florida Jubilee Singers, various Sunday schools, Bible classes, and free seats. Also notes public meetings at YMCA and religious lectures, with multiple pastors and visiting speakers to this week’s schedule.
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Ruggles Street
Tremont
Washington Streets
A. C
Dixon
D. C
Jonah and the City
Professor Case
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Hector Hall
D. D
Troy
N. Y
Hall
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
J. D. Herr
Bible School
Young People's Meeting
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Tremont Temple
A. C. Dixon
Florida Jubilee Singers
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Howard Taylor
The
China Inland Mission
Harris
Toronto
Chorus
Enoir
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Association
Orient
Colonel Evans
Salvation Army
S. M. Landis
Dartmouth Street
John Hamilton
Harvard
Christian Missionary Alliance
Gilbert Hall
A. E. Funk
New York
Ira B
H. David
Brockton
Mary B. Mullen
Africa
Park Street
Dudley Street Opera House
A. €. Dixon
Florida Jubilee
Social Science Club
Boylaton Place
Chicago Cafe Wedding Says Woman Married by Vow
In Chicago on November 14 a woman testified she and a man were married by mutual nuptial vows spoken in a public cafe rather than by an officiant. Miss Josephine G Moffitt claims the ceremony made her Mrs William W Pike and is suing for separate maintenance. The betrothal and ceremony occurred before a trip to Milwaukee with the couple holding hands and repeating vows. The courtroom audience watched the testimony as proceedings paused.
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Chicago
Masonic Temple
Josephine G. Moffitt
William W. Pike
Pike
Milwaukee
Religious meetings and occult programs fill Boston venues
A crowded schedule across Paine Memorial Hall Arcade Hall and multiple venues features Rev Harlan P Smith on Roman Catholicism, Rev J P Bland on religion evolution, and the Boston Psychic Conference with astrology and psychic experiments. Additional events include the Chicago Martyrs memorial, Christadelphians lecture, Presbyterian services, Annie Banks Scott tests, healing sessions, and spirit messages at America Hall and Boston Spiritual Temple.
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Harlan P. Smith
Paine Memorial
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Northampton
F. J. Miller
Mme. Zara
Davis
Horton
Littlefield
Miss Wells
Gray
Henry
Carbee
Millen
L. L. Whitlock
Chicago Martyrs
Paine Memorial Hall
J. Fox
Chicago
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Spiritualist and Unitarian services and talents listed
Smith chairman announces special talent lineup including Jo sephine Webster Julia E. Davis Myra Lewis Fagan and Dickey plus Mrs Carbee. Weekly services Tuesday Thursday 3 pm Thanksgiving afternoon solo by C Lena Ruth. Lynn Spiritualists Association Cadet Hall Roxbury Highland Hall E W Parker medium Mrs E Mack Gospel of Spirit Return Society 200 Huntington Ave Legion of Honor 448 Tremont Street meetings 11 am 2:30 pm 7 pm. Undenominational Y M C H union vesper 4% Boylston St Rev Paul Revere Frothingham Arlington St. Church. Universalist Every Day Church 897 Shawmut Ave 10:30 am sermon Dr George L Perin 7:15 pm concert by Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
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Annie Banks Scott
Boston
Red Men’s Hall
Tremont Street
E. Cobb
P. McKenna
Chickerifig Hall
Huntington Avenue
F. A. Wiggin
Schubert Quartet
Magoon
Whitcombe
Bertram Harriott
Minnie C. Butler
Arthur Sullivan Harriott
Barri
Hanley
Highland Hall
Warren Street
Walnut Avenue
Dudley Street
E. W. Parker
E. Mack
Gospel OF Spirit-Return Society
M. Soule
Legion of Honor
Appleton Street
Wood
Hessy
Sherley
Wilde
Gutierrez
Bennett
Scott
Holden
George Mendall Taylor
H. Nelson Raymond
Dr. Perin
Tremont Temple Noon Meetings Attract Growing Attendance
Special noontime gatherings in Tremont Temple draw large crowds with daily sermons. H M Moore led yesterday and Dr Dixon delivered the sermon. Next week features speakers F E Clark A H Plumb J J Dunlop C L Jackson Whitman and W N Hartshorn with Dr Dixon preaching daily at 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
H. M. Moore
Dixon
F. E. Clark
United Society of Christian Endeavor
A. H. Plumb
J. J. Dunlop
C.L. Jackson
Whitman
W. N. Hartshorn
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. W. White
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Messrs
James Lewis & Sons of
Amalgamated Company
Heath
NWF
Ee Ae
Adventure
Allouez” Mining
Am Ag Chemical
BMW
Ewes
Atlantic
Bingham Con Mann
Roston
Roston & Albameno Qhsyg
Roston & Lowell
Roston & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Daly-West
Ee & m Coal
Dom Tron & Steel
ARG
Bi Cwells
Michigan Mining
Mohawk Mining
Mont & Bos
Nil & T
Old Colony RR
Osceola Mining
Parrot Mining
Pere Marq
Pullman Coweer
Quincy Bridee
Quincy Mining
Rutland
Santa Fe
Seattle
Shannon Mining
Swift & Co
Este
Trinity Mining
United Copper
United Shoe M
US Coal & Oil
US Mintr
US Steel
Utah Mining
Victoria Mining
West End St HO
Ae Tel & Tel Ao
Wolverine Minieee Io
Boston Stock Sales
Am Bell Tel
Tel & Tel
T&s
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Atchison
Owl
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Iowa Central
KC Southern
Louisville & Neshville
Lee Ee
Mis
Kan & Tex
Ontario & Western
Rock Island
St Louis
San Fran
Texas. & Pacific Wishes
Wabash Sen
Seeeeves
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid
International Power
National Sea
Republic Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron
Union Bag & Paper Co
United aStaten
United States Steel
Wenkeen
Union
U. S
San Francisco Bay
Henry J. Hosmer
Name Warner
Northamp
Dun’s Report
R. G. Dun & Co
New York Herald
Shipping News
Wager
Berkeley Temple
William A. Knight
W. R. Campbell
Highland Church
Knight
Miss Harding
Mr. Abbott
Old South Church
Third Church
Edward Howes
Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
H. O. Hanonim
Methodist
People’s Temple
Arena Club
Pee Paine
Marion Harland
Sunday Post
Eve Child
New England
Joe
Billy
Presbyterian
ST. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
West Concord Street
Kneeland
Alexander MacKinnon
Spiritualist
Washington Street
Wilkinson
Indian Peace Council
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Hatfield Pettibone
Harmony
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendte
F. W. Wedel
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