Market Review and Outlook Post Election Rally
The market surged with new high levels and heavy volume after the election, a revival seen across steel, iron, copper, railroads, and manufacturing. Public buying power dominates, with expectations of Gary plant capitalization and big steel rail orders. Bond markets improve as railroads resume expansion, while bears fade amid confidence in future growth.
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Taft
The
Pennsylvania
Gary
Ind
Steel Corporation
Standard Oil
American Tobacco Companies
Tobacco Company
United States Supreme Court
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Red Sox Second in American League Batting
The Post publishes the American league batting averages showing Detroit Tigers leading with a clear margin. Five Tigers rank among the top ten hitters, four are regulars, and Thomas appeared in over 40 games. Sam Crawford tops home runs with seven, Cobb has 20 triples, and a Tiger ties Ferris for 56 two-base hits. Bradley leads in sacrifice hits with 60 bunts.
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Detroit Tigers
Jennings
Red Sox
Tigers
Thomas
Boston Americans
Gessler
Boston
Browns
Athletics
Harry Davis
Nicholls
Sam Crawford
Cobb
Tiger
Hobe Ferris
Bradley
Naps
Labor notes from Boston unions and upcoming elections
Labor notes report Puritan Lodge 621 with new members and rising business, officers to be elected Dec 4 at 164 Canal Street. Grand President P J Coyle and other officers visited nearby divisions to advance organizing. Chelsea East Boston Teamsters Union 242 plans its fifth annual hall at Yeceum Hall East Boston tonight. Women members of Ladies Tailors and Dressmakers Union 26 were invited to join a labor league’s organizing efforts. Bookbinders Union reports strike benefits for Norwood workers. Boston Bookbinders’ Union to elect officers Dec 1. State A F of L branch to meet to plan legislation. Campaign planned against Alderman Baldwin. Garrity to seek re-election as Boston Bartenders’ Union 77 president. Lowell Bartenders' Union 67 members addressed by Business Agent Conly. Next convention set for Stratford Conn.
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Puritan Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Canal Street
W. S. Leay
P. J. Coyle
Chelsea
East Boston
Teamsters’ Union
Yyeceum Hall
Boston
Ladies’ ‘Tailors and Dressmakers’ Union
Josephine Casey
Boston A Women’s ‘Trade Union League
Lida McFeaters
Hat ‘Trimmers’ Union
Joseph IF. McManus
Bookbinders’ Union
Tinte
Norwood
Boston Bookbinders’ Union
Paine Memorial Building
A. F. of L
Wells Memorial Building
A. J. of L
John E. Baldwin
Boston Bartenders’ Union 77
John W. Conly
William J. Leary
Lowell Bartenders' Union
James J. English
Springfield
New England Waiters and Bartenders Unions
Startford
Conn
Settlers and Drivers’ Union
Painters and Labor Groups Plan Meetings and Honors in Boston
In aid of the Frank K. Joster testimonial fund Painters District Council of Eastern Massachusetts chose speakers for upcoming mass meetings. Committees were formed for smoke talks and entertainment at Phenix Hall. Boston locals heard from General President John Fitzhenry of New York about trade improvements and stable wages despite hard times.
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Frank K. Joster
Painters’ District Council
Massachusetts
New York
Boston
Srewery Workers’ Union 141
Central Labor Union
Frank K. Foster
Rudelph Sturre
Philadelphia
International
Bakers
Michael F. O'Brien
Wells Memorial Building
P. J. Thornton
M. J. Lyons
Bailey Urinnell
Edward Lynch
J. J. Conroy
Edward McDonald
Joseph Howard
Robert Dwyer
Dennis O'Connell
John Larsen
William Barry
James Kelliher
J. O'Reily
J’. Grimes
Francis Lloyd
E. J. Curtin
J. M. Butler
Richard Armstrong
Dominick Spellman
Oscar Kievenaar
Brooklyn
N. Y
Oscar I. Mead
Lutheran War With President in New York Letter
New York Lutheran church members dispute President Roosevelt on religion in politics. The New York synodical conference sent a letter regarding the White House declaration that voters should not consider denominational ties when choosing a candidate. The president also called it unwarranted bigotry to reject a candidate for Roman Catholic membership.
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New York
Lutheran Church
Roosevelt
Letter on separation of church and state sparks Catholic loyalty debate
The letter argues that religious belief must not determine votes and supports strict church state separation. It questions Catholic loyalty to the Constitution, citing papal policy and hierarchy while insisting voters follow official church teachings. Signed by Rev. William Schoenfeld and Rev. Martin Walker and conference committee members.
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United States
William Schoenfeld
Eimanuel Church
Martin Walker
St. Matthew’s Church
Conference
Amateur Football Games Wanted Coast to Coast Listings
Local clubs seek amateur football games by weight class with contact names and addresses across Somerville Boston Cambridge Roxbury South Boston Brighton and surrounding areas. Listings include 95 96 112 115 and 125 pound divisions with organizers and street addresses for scheduling matches.
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Washington A. C
Hi. J. Anderson
Perry Street
Somerville
Malden Academy
Vv. Murphy
Malden Street
Boston
Malden A. C
W. Ring
East Canton Street
St. Alphonsus A. A
J. W. Glynn
van Norden Street
North Cambridge
Marney A. A
W. Galgay
Berkshire Street
Cambridge
Hart School
F. Reardon
Broadway
Avocadias
Albert Guyer
Oregon Street
Roxbury
Mohawk Club
Gordon
East Newton Street
Elmwoods
HA. W. Cotton
Bigelow Street
Brighton
New York & Corbin Copper and Silver Mining Company Prospectus
Boston brokers report New York & Corbin Copper and Silver Mining Company at Corbin Montana on the Alta lode with Minah Alta and Boston & Corbin mines. The property spans 17 claims with two miles of Alta vein and three parallel veins. Company plans to raise 40 000 shares at five dollars each, to fund development and equipment.
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Messrs. Hovey, Nenny
Alta
Corbin
Butte
Boston & Corbin
Professor Jennings
Spriggs
Pearse Kingston
Brown
London
England
Emerson
Quinn Crowley
Marcus Daly
New York & Corbin
United States Geological Survey
Wm. A. Farish
Farish
Boston
Treasury
American Bank Note Company
Stock Exchange
Copper and Silver Mining Shares Open for Subscriptions
20 000 shares of New York and Corbin Copper and Silver Mining Co offered at five dollars per share. Subscriptions open at our Boston office Monday west November 16 and close November 25, with a 50 percent deposit due and the balance on allotment. Hovey Kenny & Co. 35 Congress Street Boston Massachusetts.
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Atlantic
Boston Consols
Obabl
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Butte Coalition
Cal & Artz
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la Sallen
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ADS Coal
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Utah Coppers
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Victoria
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Wolverine
Wrandot
Bonanza
Dominion Iron
St Mary’s
Boston & Albany R. R
South Station
New Haven
Pulman
New York & Corbin Copper & Silver Mining Co
Hovey, Kenny & CO
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