Recession in Stock Prices Drives Markets Decline
Bearish traders push New York and Boston stocks lower with Amalgamated Copper and Calumet & Hecla among notable losses. Gains arise in Reading Chesapeake & Ohio and Southern Pacific as late-session buying recovers much of the day’s losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
United States Steel Common
Amalgamated Copper
Wisconsin Central
St. P
Superior Copper
Calumet & Hecla
State Street
Chesapeake & Ohio
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Shorts
Harriman
Amalgamated
Anaconda
St. Paul
Consolidated Gas
Erie
Northern Pacific
New York Central
North Butte
Utah
Amster
Sante Fe
Granby
Osceola
Superior
Utah Copper
Utah Consolidated
United Juuit
Esereers
Sony Notos
New York Funds
Boston Clearings
Boston Palancess
Treasury
Shaarebiy Sars
Shaarebiy Sars. OF. G Ee Bunkers’ Sterling
Boston Financial Daily Prospectus Description
Advertising blurb for a Boston financial newspaper promoting daily world financial news and Boston market coverage. It notes first hand gathered financial items and positions the paper as essential for investors. Pricing details list $1 monthly and $12 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Stock and Bond Market Prices and Total Sales Noted
The Boston market reports the day’s stock and bond price movements and the day’s total sales in a detailed table. It records opening and closing figures, notable gains and declines, and overall trading activity for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Local curb market activity at Doane Street
Boston curb market on Doane Street November 20 saw activity led by National Mining and Exploration Bay State Gas First National and Superior and Boston. Prices opened strong dipped midday then closed firmer with detailed list of fluctuations provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doane Street
National Mining & Exploration
Bay State Gas
First National
Superior
Boston
Dividends Declared by Various Companies
Pure Oil Co declares 2 percent dividend for stock of record Nov. 23 with payout Dec. 1. Massachusetts Mills in Georgia pays semi annual 2 1/4 percent Dec. 1 to record Nov. 20. Old Dominion Mining Co of Maine issues 50 cents quarterly to record Nov. 30 with Dec. 19 payment. York Mfg Co offers semi annual 3 dollars with Dec. 1 payout to Nov. 23 record. Boston Woven Hose Rubber Co declares semi annual 3 dollars preferred with Dec. 15 payment. Diamond Match Co quarterly 2 1/4 percent to record Nov. 30 with Dec. 15. Great Lakes Towing Co quarterly 1 9/4 percent preferred with Dec. 15. books close Dec. 15 reopen Jan. 3. Trethewey Silver Mines Ltd 10 percent Dec. 15 to record Dec. 1. General Chemical Co quarterly 1 percent common Dec. 1 to record Nov. 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Oil Co
Massachusetts Mills
Georgia
Old Dominion Mining Co
Maine
York Mfg. Co
Bostop
Dose & Rubber Co
Diamond Match Co
Great Lakes ‘Towing Co
Trethewey Silver Mines, Ltd
Trade Outlook Mixed With Gains and Irregularities
Bradstreet's reports expansion in wholesale and manufacturing, led by the North East and West, with stronger pig iron buying and higher copper prices. Retail winter goods sales dip due to mild weather. cotton goods demand rises. Fall River mills sold to Jan 1. Business failures rise to 273 for the week ending Nov 19. Canadian trade remains solid outside East retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Pittsburg
Fall River
Montreal
Trade gains shown in Dun's Weekly Review
R G Dun and Company reports widespread gains in trade with production capacity rising and optimistic plans for the future. Weather boosts winter goods demand, textiles market improves, and shoe makers expect higher prices if material costs rise. Leather prices advance and leather markets tighten. U S failures total 252 this week versus 321 last year. Canada 26 versus 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Graves Blames Mayor After Narrow Ward 1 Defeat
President Edward G. Graves of the Republican city committee blamed Mayor Hibbard for his loss in Ward 1. He said if Hibbard were in Boston he would claim credit in an interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
Boston
South
Caroline
Edward G. Graves
Republican City Committee
Ward 1
Boston Political Battle Over Republican City Committee Chair
The article details a power struggle in Boston between Mayor Hibbard and Graves for the Republican city committee presidency. It notes the Good Government Association opposed Graves citing Graves role in the Morton Prince episode and discusses potential chair candidates Walter A. Webster and Guy Hem, with Webster aligned against Graves. It also covers Ward organizations split and implications for Hibbard's future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Government Association
Graves
Morton Prince
Boston
Hibbard
Guy Hem
Ham
Walter A. Webster
Webster
Woburn Republicans Nominate Brown for Mayor
In the Woburn Republican primaries Daniel W. Brown was nominated for Mayor, uncontested. John M. Wallace beat Leon R. Vaughan for the Board of Public Works by 49 votes. Samuel Hawley defeated George H. Whithead in Ward 6. Ward 7 saw John W. Cummins defeat John A. Porter by 4 votes. Aldermen at large named Henry L. Andrews Fred J. Brown George F. Eaton John W. Fox Edward D. Hart Harold P. Duncan Benjamin S. Nichols Arthur T. Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Andrews
Ifred J. Brown
George F. Eaton
John W. Fox
Edward D. Hart
Harold P. Duncan
Benjamin S. Nichols
Arthur T. Poole
Broadway and Boston Theater Updates From One Week
A roundup of current and upcoming performances across Boston venues. Frank Daniels headlines at Park Theatre with Hook of Holland while Christie MacDonald co stars. Ned Trent in The Call of the North plays Hollis with strong success. Upcoming bills feature The Third Degree, The Great Divide, The Merry Widow, Trocadero Burlesquers, Shadows of a Great City closing, Sky Farm, and Peck's Bad Boy among others with short runs at Castle Square, Tremont, Colonial, Howard, Keiths, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Daniels
Boston
Park Theatre
Christie MacDonald
Robert Edeson
Ned Trent
Hollis
Klein
Otis Skinner
the Colonial
Henry Miller
the Tremont
Charles Waldron
Grand Opera House
Joe Welch
Edward E. Kidder
Charlotte Hunt
Norah O’dowd
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Peck
Harrigan
Giles
the Howard
Roger Imhof
The
Empire
Bohemian House
Stella Mayhew
Keith
Symphony soloist Hess Impresses Boston With Bruch Concerto
Yesterday at Symphony Hall Willy Hess as soloist performed Bruch's third violin concerto amid Sibelius introductions and Beethoven finale. Review lauds Sibelius pieces for emotion and force, notes neglect of contrast in Finlandia, and commends Hess's polished Bruch performance while criticizing overlong structure and comparing to other Boston appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Hall
Willy Hess
Max Bruch
Finland
Jean Sibelius
Boston
Sibelius
Finlandia
Bruch
Camilla Urso
Nikisch
Hess
Elmendorf Lectures Travel Tales in Tremont Temple
Dwight L. Elmendorf opened an evening at Tremont Temple with travel lectures covering Norway Holland Switzerland Italy and the African desert The Norway section has already been presented and the talk was well received He guided listeners from Christiania to Spitzbergen with route towns and vivid still and moving pictures including a whale hunt and midnight sun scenes Elmendorf engages and relays incidents clearly The same lecture will be repeated this afternoon and next Friday evening the Norway segment will be described again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight L. Elmendorf
Tremont Temple
Sorie
Norw Holland
Switzerland
Italy
Norway
Elmendorf
Christiania
Spitzbergen
Hous
Opening of Gaiety Theatre Promises Grand Vaudeville Program
A private view at the Washington Gaiety Theatre pleased invited guests who praised the beauty of the house. The opening dedicatory performance is set for Monday at 2 15 by Charles Waldron's Trocadero Burlesque company with two daily shows at 2 15 and 8 15 and a weekly change of attractions. Names include Frank Finney Harry Buckley Charles Mad Frank Ross Annie Hill Lil Waters Minnie Burke and Tilly Co. The program features high class vaudeville acts and a nearly 2000 seat capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Waldron
Comio
Frank Finney
Harry Buckley
Charles Mad
Frank Ross
Annie Hill
Lil Waters
Minnie Burke
Tilly Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reichsmarks
Walker
Winona Copper Company
International Trust Company
John M. Graham
J. A. Coram
Mexico
Alverado and
Mexico Consolidated Companies
Massachusetts Lighting Company
North Adams Gas Light Company
Adams Gas Light Company
Williamstown Gas Company
Boston & Worcester Street Railway Company
Pittsfield
Mass
William A. Read & Co
Victoria
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Union ‘Traction Company
Colorado & Southern Railway
James Campbell
Mhenri Budge
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Harry Renskorf
New York Cotton Exchange
J. T. Munds
Filcer
Walter Lyon
EF. G. Kaufman
Renskorf, Lyon
William E. Soule
Santa Fe
Shannon
St Mary’s L
Trinity Anes
United
Utah Consol
Utah Cop Co
Victoria Eeee
Winona of
SR Wyandot
Bos & Sub
Edison el
Georgia Flec
Seattle
Pullman Co. A
U S Steel
Ay O Am Ag
Bos & Corbin
Isle Royale
Swift & Co
Sup & Pitts
Utah Apex
Wee
General Electric
Great Northern
Interborough
International Paper Vee
International
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
Pilaville & Nashville
St P & S
Ste M
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Texas
Ny, Ontario & West
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Pitts Co
C & St L
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Wid
Rock Island Co
St L & San Fred
St Louis
Sloss Sheff S 3 & I
Ex-D
Southern Eee
Do Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St L
Union Pacific Ee
United Oo Steel
Virginia
Caroling Chem
Wabash
BOW
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheelin & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central Ween
Amy del
Velic
Esas
Boston News Bureau
Lixchang Place
Railroads
Amer
Vermont
Sean Eevee
Chic Junction
Consol S S&s
U S Coal & Ogs
Atchison
Bos & Alb
Ao Bos
Bos & Me
Rutland Pf
Union Pac
West End
Wy Mining
Adventure
Allouez Os
Atlantic
Butte C
Cal & Am
Cal & Hee
Centennial
Bly . S
Con Mer
Daly-West
Elm River
Franklin
Michigan
N. Butte
Acme
Alimeek
Beaver
Cumberland Ely
Dominion
East Butte
Ely
Sss
Sly Sly
Globe Consol
Mines Co of Am
Soo
Nevada
Nipissing
North Lake
Ohio
Anta
Ysabel
Alaska
Davis-Daly
Goldfield
Hugree
Canariea
la Rose Cressence
Manhattan ‘Transit
BOO Melkinley Darragh
Miami Copper
Miecmac Mines
Nevada Cou
Ate Soo
New
Noo Nipissing Mines Co
Ohio Copper
Ti Ste
Bmw Io
Yukon
NEW York Bonds
1St Inc
IML & SL
Am ‘Tobacco
Pacific
Atlantic C L
Ealt & Ohio
Bess
Air Line
Sou Pacific
Sou Railway
I’ Erie
West
MD Lo
Ho Valley
Inter
Lake Shore
Japan
Adams
Car & Foundry
Aia Am Ice Securities
Smeltip & Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Eal Ee Poe
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Central Leather
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chic
Mil & St Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Boston & Worcester
Eeae
Kansas City Souther
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
SUNY
Dun’s Weekly Review
Lattar
Old Guard
Meyer Hibbard
City Hall
Woburn
Brown
Thomas E. Shea
Elmore Sisters
Sydney Grant
Rosina Casselli
Midget
Gainsboro Girls
Barry and Wolford
Chassino
Zanettos
Sam Williams
Ferrell Brothers
Jesse Blair Stirling
Winetograph
Closion
F. Keith
Mgr
Boston Theatre Stock CO
Fitars
Henry Arthur Jones
Thur
SKY Farm
Henry B. Harris
Novello
Ight
Joseph Hart
Raingt Dears
Vasco
Orpheum
Miner
Columbia
Andy Gardner
Ida Nicolai
Eva Clair
Palace
Weber & Rush
Sian Widows Company
Louis Ro
Sc Temple
Berkeley Street
Wren Avenue
Haven
Winter Garden
Square
Hub Theatre
Marion Allen
BY Olin Downes
Park Lie Hare
Charles Frohman
Holland
Tremont Theatre
Children’s Mather Today
Mats
Great City Wiek
Joe Wech
Hub
Missouri
Dover
Washington Sts
Amangce
Gaiety
Joe Boganny
Lunatic Baker
Frank Bush
Clarice Vance
Mkmahonene Chappell
Vasco Techow
Irsvin
New Haven
Mechanics Building
Wright & Ditson’s
Mechanics
Castle Sq
John Craig Stock Company
Harvard
Seapine Place
WM. Bonelli the Wise Day
YALE
Miners Bohemians
Colonial Theatre
Chas
Frohman
Skinner
Paris
KNICK
Erbocker
Bowdoin
erAtatre Moving Pictures
Howard
Harvar Vale
Fie
Babcock
ORE
Staes
Jared
Shawmat Ave
Navy
Providence
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!