Market Review Reflects Monetary Shifts and Bullish Caution
The week’s market news centers on monetary policy with call money near 51 to 53 percent and a year-high approach. Interior funds flow and substantial New York to Brazil shipments shape liquidity, while foreign reserves rise and major banks hold discount rates. Exports reach record October values, yet analysts warn against over-optimism as railroads and large corporate borrowings soak up liquidity. metal stocks show limited momentum amid regulatory and wage-boost concerns.
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New York
Brazil
London
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of Germany
Pennsylvania
New York Central
New Haven
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
African Sugar Company
Taft
Congress
Providence Coal Mining Co Expands Cranston Plant
In August the Providence Coal Mining Co began installing a coal plant at Cranston Rhode Island. The plant soon ships Cranston coal and operates in full within two months. They plan briquetting of screenings, install modern machinery for 500 tons daily, form a syndicate for investors, and offer briquetted screenings valued from eight to ten dollars per ton.
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Cranston
R. J
Pennsylvania
Calendar for Today Investments and Securities Listings
A dated market snapshot listing stock and bond prices from railways utilities firms and common shares. Names include American Dist. Tele, Conn. Ry, Montreal Light, National Carbon, Pullman, Sears Roebuck, United Fruit, U S Express, Proctor & Gamble, Quaker Oats, Canadian Pacific, and more with per cent and dollar values. Subscriptions payable and books open noted for Canadian Pacific.
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Am. Dist. Tele
Conn. Ry
Montreal
National Carbon
Pullman
Rome
Buffalo Mines, Ltd
Inter
Niles, Bement, Pond
Pratt & Whitney
Proctor & Gamble Common
Silversmiths Co
Tampa Electric
Thompson-Starrett
United Bank Note Corp. Common
U. S. Tele
Whitman Mills
Quarterback Drop a Failure Across Major Teams
A shortage of standout quarterbacks marks the season with no clear star among big teams. Bergin of Princeton emerges as the closest to former Penn captain Miller after a poor showing in the Michigan game.
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Princeton
Captain Miller
Penn
Michigan
All American runners set marks in 20 mile Shamrock event
In Celtic Park New York Navy 14 all American amateurs broke records in the Shamrock Athletic Club 20 mile run. James Clark of Xavier A A won in 1 58 27 3 5 beating the old 2 07 11 by James Crowley Irish American A C. Crowley led to mile 1012, then Clark surged ahead to break marks each mile. Forty five started, five finished.
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Navy
Celtic Park
Shamrock Athletic Club
James Clark
Xavier, A. A
James Crowley
A. C
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Clark
Harry J. Jensen
William Frank
Edwin M. White
Holy Cross Lyceum
Miners Entombed as Fire Tragedy Deepens in Illinois Mine
The mine rescue effort continued as three attempts to reach deeper sections were made by Mr Williams and Henry Smith the volunteer. One hundred seventy men who entered Saturday are accounted for, leaving 385 listed as missing including charred bodies. Many missing are foreign born with families in Cherry Illinois as thousands gather.
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Henry Smith
Illinois
Cherry
Streator
Mendota
Ladd
Spring Valley
la Salis
Ottawa
Williams
John Reid
Mr. Earling
Henry Burke
Poiniing Company
Burke
President Earling
Warling
Providence Coal Mining Company Stock Watch
An advertisement touts Providence Coal Mining Company as a consumer supplier ready to deliver anthracite coal by carload at 5 dollars per ton FOB Boston. It highlights investment potential with other coal stocks and invites bids through American Securities & Transfer Co. in Boston.
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Inter-Trust Security Co
Water Street
Boston
Providence Coal
New England Coal Securities
Providence Coal Mines
Providence Coal Mining Company
R. I. Coal
Mass. Coal and Power
Mansfield
American Securities & Transfer CO
Kort Ott Y
BY Street
Miss Josephine Sherwood Plans Marriage to Shelly Hull
Radcliffe graduate and Boston actress Miss Josephine Sherwood, resident of New Tonville, announced her engagement to New York actor Shelly Hull after meeting him while starring in Harrison Grey Fiske's The Bridge. She denies giving up her career, stating that two people of like temperament can pursue their professions together after marriage.
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Josephine Sherwood
Radcliffe
Shelly Hull
New York
Sherwood
Newtonville
Boston
Harrison Grey Fiske
Mr. Hull
Miss Sherwood
Rescue Efforts Continue In Cherry Mine Tragedy
Relief workers drill into the second shaft as Williams and volunteer explorers prepare to descend. Officials report signals from entombed miners amid a crowd of spectators and discuss possible oxygen reserves and safety for further exploration.
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Crowley
Williams
Smith
St. Paul
A. J. Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Obedience May Have Caused Rescue Death at St Paul Mine
In Cherry Illinois on November 14 coroner's inquest heard Engineer John Cowley testify that he refused to raise the cage for rescuers at the St Paul mine because he was told by third vein boss Alexander Nosberg to move only to the regular bell code.
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Nosberg
John Quinby
Quinby
John Chadester
Chadester
Powers
Howe
Lewis
JL. M. Eckert
Princeton
Alexander Nosberg
Virginia Halfback Archer Christian Dies After Injury
Archer Christian 18 of the University of Virginia football team died from cerebral hemorrhage after a concussion and spine injury sustained in a game with Georgetown University. The body was taken to Richmond for burial.
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Archer Christian
University of Virginia
Georgetown University
Georgetown University Hospital
Richmond
Georgetown and Virginia Cancel Football After Fatal Accident
A Georgetown Virginia football tragedy prompts a DC coroner to form a special jury to examine policing and rough play. The injured player Andrew Christian dies with his family and university members at his side. Virginia cancels remaining games and Georgetown ends its season.
Navy Quarterback Earl D. Wilson Paralyzed After Injury
Earl D. Wilson, quarterback for the Navy football team, has been paralyzed from the neck down since an injury in the Naval Academy-Villanova game four weeks ago. Today's condition is not as strong as after last Sunday's operation. No improvement in paralysis is noted, and recovery, if it occurs, will be very slow.
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Annapolis
Earl D. Wilson
Navy
Dineen Wins Wakefield Park Marathon in Yonkers
Pat Dineen of Boston takes first in a professional marathon at Wakefield Park near Yonkers with a 2 48 18 time. Nieme nen of Sweden finishes second in 2 53 05 and James J. Lee of Yonkers third in 2 68 31. Six started, five finished, Fat White of Ireland dropped out after 18 miles.
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Boston
Wakefield Park
Yonkers
Niemenen
Sweden
James J. Lee
Fat White
Ireland
Reform In Football Probable After 1905 Agitation
Nov. 14 report from New York cites Captain Palmer E. Pierce president of the Intercollegiate Athletic Association urging possible reform at the Dec. 28 meeting. He recalls 1905 rules changes and says further measures may be needed to reduce fatalities including potential elimination of tackling.
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Palmer E. Pierce
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the
United States
Pierce
Intercollegiate Association
Combined Football Committee
England
Association
Football notes reflect mixed college play ranges and upcoming games
Princeton unlikely to rank high in final standings while Michigan breaks Pennsylvania scoring drought. Dartmouth fullback Marks drops from all American consideration. Yale captain Coy nets three field goals this season as Harvard and Princeton leaders underperform. Lafayette Lehigh Saturday poised for a strong clash ahead of Thanksgiving battles with Cornell eyeing a Penn upset.
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New Haven
Percy Haughton
Philbin
Six Day Bike Race Set to Begin December 5
The six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden will start the week of December 5. Plans call for 15 to 20 teams from nearly as many nationalities to enter.
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Madison Square Garden
Pilgrims and New York Eleven Live Up To 2-2 Tie
In Brooklyn at Meyerrose Park on November 14 the Pilgrims of England faced a New York Amateur Association Football league picked eleven and played to a fast 2 to 2 draw.
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Pilgrims
England
New York Amateur Association Football League
Meyerrose Park
Brooklyn
Hats Off to Kilpatrick in Yale's End Tradition
Kilpatrick is hailed as Yale’s best end besides Frank Hickey and Tom Shevlin. Both former stars have coached at Yale this season, shaping the end position in what observers call a strong, enduring line of play.
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Ena
Yale
Frank Hickey
Tom Shevlin
New Haven
Amherst Faces Cold Season With Few Touchdowns
Amherst has scored only two touchdowns this season and won one game. The victory came against Tufts, with Amherst prevailing 6 to 3.
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Amherst
Tufts
Detroit Beats Almendares Nine in Havana Clash
Detroit team defeats Almendares in Havana with a 4 to score. Navy play noted. Game details are incomplete in source text.
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Havana
Navy
Almendares
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