Gas Securities Market Feature Read Describes Weak NY Market
The New York market was weak with Frederic Bear pressure, while New Jersey Central rose on dividend rumors. United States Oil led gains and gas securities rose, Boston United Gas bonds advanced, and heavy buying in New England Gas and Coke bonds signaled a possible gas war settlement. Talks of bank consolidations circulated, with Shawmut and other banks mentioned. stock moves included East Boston Land and bonds trading actively. Multiple notes on copper, ore, and railway bonds followed, with market commentary from brokers and analysts.
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New Jersey
Central
New York Traction
Boston
United States Oil
United States
New England Gas & Coke
Boston United Gas
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston United Gases
Shawmut
First
Third
Eliot
New England
Atlantic
Carr
Bank of Commerce
Dudley E. Waters
Erie Telephone
Waters
Mooi Fogme Soccc Idscce
Roartioos
Rene Boos
Knowlton
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Street Railway and Illuminating Properties
M. W. Little & Co
Copper Indeendent Consolidated Mining Company
Arthur W. Hawks
Butte
Mont
John Maginnis
Boston & Montana Company
Clancy
Department of the District Court
Amalgamated
New York Metal Exchange
Great Britain
London
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Swansea
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine
Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
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John Stanton
Amalgamated Company
Boston Young Ladies to Present Unique Vaudeville Tonight
The Boston Young Ladies Amateur Vaudeville Club will perform at 218 Tremont street tonight featuring Grace Melville Ethelyn Lord Amy Allen Ethel Beon and Helen Clark. The group aims to depart from old vaudeville fare with new acts and has prepared extensively. many tickets have already sold.
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Boston
Professor Marshall
Tremont Street
Grace Melville
Ethelyn Lord
Amy Allen
Ethel Beon
Helen Clark
Mayor bars ticket selling on Cambridge streets
Mayor Dickinson after consulting the city solicitor ordered Chief Cloyes to stop selling tickets on Cambridge streets to bar speculators for the Yale Harvard game. The move followed a request from Harvard athletic manager Schweppe.
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Dickinson
Cambridge
Pevey
Cloyes
Schweppe
Harvard Athletic Committee
Salem City Election Registration Reaches Record High
Salem closes registration with 7465 names, surpassing last year’s 7815. A surge of 175 women, mainly from Ward 4, signals a campaign against the school committee member seeking reelection who opposed kindergartens in Salem.
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Salem
Saem
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Plymouth Beats Salem 5 to 4 in Polo Clash
Plymouth defeated Salem 5 to 4 in a lively early season polo game at Plymouth. Hipson and Mullen starred for Plymouth while Wodtke and Heffernan anchored Salem. Attendance 800. Timekeeper and officials listed. score and scoring details provided.
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Salem
Hipson
Mullen
Wodtke
Heffernan
Deuedes Roberts
Ahs R
Wodtke Miller
Cotter Wood
H. Dee
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M.s. Plysouth
Elecers Corre
Roberts
Charterer Rere
Cotter
Cutie Vrymouth
Atlantic A C Triumphs Over Fort Banks in 21 to 0 Victory
The Atlantic A C football team defeated Fort Banks 21 to 0 at Winthrop yesterday. The soldiers were inexperienced and outweighed, while Atlantic featured Captain Connolly from English High School and players H McKenna D McIlenny and McDermott from Boston College.
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Atlantic A. CG
Fort Banks
Sullivan
Cabal
R. E
Jones Ryan
Cape C
D. McKenna
R. G
Becker Gallagher
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Perg Kane
Hughes Gardner
Bean
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Atlantic A. C
Winthrop
Atlantic
Connolly
H. McKenna
D. Mcl<enny
McDermott
Boston College
Hawes Wins Billiard Match in New England Amateurs
John W. Hawes of the Boston Athletic Association defeated J. M. Parker in a lengthy billiards contest at the Hub rooms for the New England amateur championship series. Hawes led early with successive runs, Parker struggled to pocket balls before a late surge by Parker, leaving Hawes at the finish ahead. Tonight Smith and Jewett duel as Jewett trains for a strong test against the ex-Chicagoan. The scoring lines show Hawes finishing with a clear edge. referee: Mr. John Simonds.
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John W. Hawes
Boston Athletic Association
J. M. Parker
Hub Rooms
New England
Hawes
Parker
Smith and
Jewett
John Simonds
Ninth annual Maritime Provincial Club ball at Odd Fellows Hall
The ninth annual Maritime Provincial Club ball takes place this evening at Odd Fellows Hall. The event is expected to be a pleasant diversion from politics with several election candidates likely to attend and dance to the plibroch.
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Maritime Provincial Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Beverly Election Registration Totals Shrink Slightly
Beverly registration for the coming city election closed with 2749 names, down from 2771 last year. Officials noted the number reflects current voter rolls and will determine preliminary turnout forecasts for the race.
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Beverly
Arlington Wins Fast Match In Amateur League Opener
Arlington opened the Amateur League season with a straight-sets win over Old Dorchester at Arlington Boat Club. All five Arlington players surpassed 500, as the team dominated first ball work and total strikes 48 to 35. Spares favored Old Dorchester 82 to 67, and Arlington had 15 missed spares to 12. Breaks were 20 for Arlington and 21 for Old Dorchester.
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Baltimore &Ohio
Canatian Pacific
Canada
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago, Ind & Louis
Chicago & East Illinois
Chicago & Great Western
E Reese
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago Ter & Trans
St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
BON Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Illinois
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
San Fran
Toledo
St Louis & West
Pitts
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Express Company
Ea United States
Miscellaneou Amalgamated Copper
S&c Am Car & Foundry
Am Smelting & Ref
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
Tennessee Coal & Iron
U S Leather Union B & P Co
U S Steel
Arlington
Old Dorchester
Boat Club
Dudley
W. F. Bache
H. J. Hollings
Bullard
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F. H. Pitt
C. F. Hare
W. McCarthy
Fills
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Towanda Beats Belfry in Mystic Valley League Trio
Towanda Club of Woburn defeated Old Belfry Club of Lexington in three straight games in the Mystic Valley League on November 20. The win highlighted Towanda’s sharp pitching and timely hitting across the set.
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Towanda
Old Belfry Club
Lexington
Fish and Poultry
Marketmen’s League
Carruth
Clark
Bombardment
Hollis
Lowell Ee
Kirk Higgins Enone
Dalton
Eeeree
Princeton Indoor Teams Organize in Princeton
Princeton hockey, basketball and cross country squads opened fall and winter drills. About 50 candidates for the hockey team and nearly 40 for basketball reported. Trainer Robinson will have cross country runners cover six and two thirds miles daily.
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Princeton
N. J
Robinson
Quincy Election Noise After Sunday Hat Draw Nomination
In Quincy on November 20 Frederick J. Jones won the Republican nomination for mayor by a Sunday morning raffle from a hat, with Elisha Packard as co‑claimant. Eyewitnesses and delegates described the event as a sensational, unprecedented method amid a bitter anti‑Bryant push and a tied caucus that stretched through the night.
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Kellie
Quincy
Elisha E. Packard
Fred L. Jones
Russell
Frederick IL. Jones
Elisha Packard
Jones
Bryant
Episcopal Church
Dexter H. Wadsworth
Mr. Wadsworth
Post
Edward E. Jameson
Dexter KE. Wadsworth
John W. Hersey
Eugene C. Hultman
Charles M. Bryant
Fred IL. Jones
Packard
Jameson
Greenleaf
United
John P. Bigelow
Frederick J. Jones
Lsha Packard
Mr. Jameson
Hancock House
Ward 1
Republican Party
Charles F. Pettengill
Archibald F. Macleod
Dexter E. Wadsworth
Alexander Clark
Julius Johnson
William McCalder
Thomas W. Smith
William Pratt
Daniel F. Tinney
Lester M. Pratt
Wadsworth
Hultman
Bryant Wold
Voters Registrations Spike in Ward 20 Ahead of Mayoralty Contest
The Mayoralty race sees 110,431 registered voters with Ward 20 posting a striking rise from 65916 in 1899 to 7332 by 1901, the city’s largest ward tally. Other wards show mixed gains and losses: Ward 6 drops from 4427 to 3756. Ward 5 slips from 3045 to 2847. Ward 24 gains 687. Ward 14 adds 352. Ward 7 loses 119 over ten years.
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Ward
South Boston
Desire to Vamp Shoes Leads Chelsea Boys to Roam
Julius Siskind and James Cohen runaway youths from Chelsea dream of vamping shoes. They asked Judge Hadley to send them to jail to meet other vampers. They were arrested on Central street with a letter to Your Honor and held for their parents after court.
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Julius Siskind
James Cohen
Chelsea
Hadley
Siskind
Cohen
Central Street
New York
Hartley
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