Sugar Leads Busy New York Market Action
The New York market on Friday November 22 was broad active and bullish with most stocks advancing and holding gains though the close was somewhat weak. Sugar surged to 1241 4 closing up 23 4 amid talk of a sugar war ending and rumored 125 tomorrow. Vanderbilt stocks were strong on favorable “com ing plans” while Atchison Union Pacific and Amalgamated showed movement. Bond activity in New England Gas and Coke dropped then rallied. United States Oil advanced. copper stocks were steadier. Money rates remained firm, with general optimism on bank statements and a possible easier money outlook ahead.
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New York
Morgan
Europe
Vanderbilt
Atchison
Union Pacific
New England
Charles Head & Co
Lawson
Kidder, Peabody & Co
United States Oil
Globe Bank
Wing
Atlantic
Winona
Boston
York
Erie Telephone
Bell Telephone
Erie
Cleveland
Northwestern
Southwestern
Michigan
Wisconsin
Seattle Electric Company
Franklin Playter
United Zinc Mining Company
Joplin
Deep Rock
United States
Nacional Shawmut Park
Messrs
Moses Williams
Francis B. Sears
H. B. Endicott
Joseph B. Russell
Third National Bank
National Shawmut Bank
Shawmut Bank
Shawmut
Eliot
Schofield, Whicher & Co
Ennis & Stoppani
Reading
Ontario & Western
Southern Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio
Texas Pacific
Chicago & G. W
Heath
Boston Market Prices Reported for Today
Boston on November 22 lists the day’s peak and trough prices with closing bid and asked figures across markets. The report records notable swings among commodities and securities, reflecting trading activity and market sentiment in the session.
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Boston
Frye Urges Ship Subsidy to Restore U S Merchant Fleet
The Hon. William P. Frye of Maine, president pro tempore of the Senate, urged a national subsidy to rebuild the American merchant marine at a Boston Commercial Club dinner. He warned that without protection American ships lag behind foreign rivals, risking humiliation and economic danger, and proposed annual Treasury funding to equalize conditions with subsidized competitors.
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William P. Frye
Maine
United States Senate
Commercial Club
Algonquin Club
Boston
Senator Frye
National Treasury
Lucius Tuttle
Frye
Portea
United States
Europe
Germany
Russia
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Greece
Turkey
England
France
Spain
Companie Transatlantic
Japan
Brazil
Argentina
Uruguay
Paraguay
Jamaica
Great Britain
Harrison
William McKinley
Buffalo
Congres
Congress
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
South America
Bosan
Collins Proud of Boston Youne's Hotel Banquet
A Boston Grand Army post banquet at Youne's Hotel drew 150 Edward W. Kinlsey Post No. 113 veterans and guests. Democratic mayoral candidate General P A Collins spoke on Boston harbor and urged building the harbor to meet ships while praising the city and governor. Other toasts honored the GAR U S Army Navy and the American woman as Comrade Wilmon Blackmar gave benediction. Herbert Johnson led patriotic tunes including All Hail Columbia.
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Youne
Edward W. Kinsley Post No. 113
P. A. Collins
Boston
Boson
Collins
Congress
Galveston
New York
San Francisco
Massachusetts
Old Commonwealth
Grand Army of the Republic
Silas A. Barton
United States Army
United States Navy
Paul H. Kendricken
Thomas van Ness
John W. Candler
South
Crawford H. Toy
Morocco Strike Nears Settlement in Lynn
The morocco workers across four Lynn factories near a settlement after arbitration conference with Glazers' Union and manufacturers. Key issue is the agreement with Thomas H. Kelly & Co granting shop rights while preventing discrimination against union men. Grievances will be referred to a committee, then to the State board if needed. The accord with Kelly aims to provide a basis for settling all current troubles.
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Lynn
Morocco
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Glazers
Thomas H. Kelly & Co
Richard P. Barry
State Board
Kelly
Kelly & Co
Weeks Named Newton Mayor At Republican Convention
Newton November 22 Alderman John W Weeks was nominated for mayor by acclamation at the Republican municipal convention in Temple Hall. Thirty five delegates attended with N H Chadwick as chairman and Charles E Hatfield as secretary. The meeting also announced aldermen at large and school committee nominations for wards across Newton and Newtonville.
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Newton
John W. Weeks
Temple Hall
Chickering
Newtonville
N. H. Chadwick
Charles BE. Hatfield
Fred A. Hubbard
John F. E
Henry B. Day
Peter C. Baker
Walter Chesley
Endico
Nominations Set at Woburn Democratic Meeting
In Woburn on November 22 the Democratic municipal convention nominated John P. Sweeney for mayor and Ornard J. Callahan Mark E. Felch Joseph J. Aylward Daniel Sullivan Fred B. Mungan Jeremiah A. O'Donnell Peter A. McHugh Edward F. Grady for aldermen at large and Redmond Walsh Arthur BE. Gage Katherine N. Connelly for school committee three year terms. Republicans to meet tomorrow afternoon.
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Katherine N. Connelly
Cotton Goods in Demand in New York and Canada Trade
R G Dun reports unprecedented national gratitude and global progress while noting mixed conditions in textiles. Leather prices firm amid sparse stocks. cotton dull with steady quotes. foreign markets softened by crop estimates. Canadian trade improves in staple lines with brisk retail activity and strong grain shipping.
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New York
R. G Dun & Co
Review of
United States
New England
Chicago
Nelill
China
Fall River
Boston
Canada
St. John
Halifax
Toronto
Hamilton
Quebec
Montreal
Winnipeg
Victoria
Bradstreet's Preview Highlights Trade Trends and Car Shortages
Bradstreet's tomorrow notes mild weather and a car shortage as top topics in trade and industry. Retail demand is dampened in the North and Northwest, with South regions facing lower cotton yields and prices. Overall re order activity from jobbers remains strong and holiday demand is on par with or ahead of recent years. The car shortage worsens, with transportation constraints felt across the U.S. and Canada, especially from the Allegheny region to the Mississippi and from the Lakes to the Ohio.
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New York
Bradstreet
Bradstreet's
Allegheny Mountains
Mississippi
Lakes
Ohio River
Doan’s Ointment Promises Gentle Eczema Relief
A vintage advertisement urges parents not to let children suffer from eczema and other skin diseases. It touts Doan’s Ointment as safe for delicate skin and available at drug stores for fifty cents.
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Doan
Woman Health Advice Promotes Dr Pierce’s Prescription
A summer yard scene follows a housewife’s failed attempt to save drying clothes, leading to illness from cold. The piece extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as effective cures for women’s ailments, citing testimonials from Mrs. Sugden and Mrs. Dickson about regained health and strength, with requests to consult Dr. Pierce for private guidance.
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George Sugden
Bonda Street
Saginaw
South
Mich
Dr. Pierce
John Dickson
Grenfell
Assiniboia Dis
N. W. Ter
Democratic nominees named for school committee ticket
The Democratic committee of 2B appointed at a convention met at Democratic headquarters on Milk Street and nominated a school ticket. The list includes Randall G. Morris Mark B. Mulvey Robert Treat Paine Jr Phineas Pierce James J. Storrow John A. Brett Thomas J. Kenny William I. Merritt Dr Henry Ehrrich and Dr Joseph Santosuosso. Five also hold Public School Association candidacies. Brett Kenny Merritt are School Board members. Boston Nov 20 1901. The Building Trades Council endorsed Mulvey. The meeting behind closed doors lasted about 30 minutes.
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Democratic Committee
Milk Street
Randall G. Morris
Bellevue Street
Mark B. Mulvey
Arklow Street
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Audubon Road
Phineas Pierce
Newbury Street
James J. Storrow
West Fourth Street
William I. Merritt
Wheatland Avenue
Henry Ehrrich
Columbus Avenue
Joseph Santosuosso
Hanover Street
Public School Association
Messrs
Morris
Mulvey
T’aine
Pierce
Storrow
Brett
Kenny
Merritt
Ehrrich
Boston
Building Trades Council
James Donovan
Dr. McGillicuddy
Ignatius McDonough
Pr. Kellar
Court records show multiple civil suits and verdicts
First Session Judge Hopkins hears Crosby v Boston and Maine for $5000 injuries from a Pullman platform fall. Several other cases against Walworth, Metropolitan Stock Exchange, and Boston Elevated Railway involve burns, gas poisoning, lost goods, and guardianship accounting with varied rulings and amounts.
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Thomas Crosby
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lynn
Boston
Crosby
C. B. Sins
J. B. Moran
E. J. Rich
John Abbott
John Dumont
Walworth Manufacturing Company
South Poston
F. A. Perry
Louis Soden
Lynm & Boston Railroad Company
Revere Beach
FF. C. Bonyman
Washington
Madison Street
W. H. Moody
M. EF. Dickinson
Bond
Susan Mullen
Rose Mullen
Same
Margaret McCarthy
Margaret Collins
Peter Collins
Dorchester Street
J. F. Creed
J. J. Mansfield
W. S. Badger
Hardy
L. BP. Lally
Mortimer Downey
J. W. McDuffy
Eye Rock
J. R. Clark
G FY Ordway
F. P. Curran
Mary Cushing
H. C. Long
Portland
D. T. & A. Dickinson
G. l. Prvisifer
G. H. Mellen
Samuel Press Et al
J. H. Dennie
Oliver
David Benshimol
H. B. Mackinetosh
Lena Mark
Metropolitan
C. W. Rowley
G. F. Ordway
Gaskill
W. McKim
Lillian Titus
Bernard Gately
N. V. Titus
Gately
M. J. Creed
J. P. Croge
Bartlett & Anderson
Feeee Fn Agi
Rachael Iner
Joy Ste Company
Frank Wasserman
Bo Goodsell
J. M. Mars
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William A. Rust
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Robert M. Burnett
Fred’k B. Carpent
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W. W. Wright
Geo. O. Carpente
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Charles F. Choate
B. Preston Clarke
Peter Clark
John S. Clark
Henry B. Forbes
Hdmund
D. Codm
Charles F. Cutler
James H. Danfors
R. H. W. Dwight
Edwin W. Dwi
William A. Gaston
F. E. Snow
Curtis Guild
Alpheus H. Hard
A. D
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E. John H. Holmes
H. H. Holmes
Jerome Jones
Theodore Jones
Fred H. Darling D. Webster King Dr
Henry J. Barnes
M. P. Kennard
Fred H. Kennard
E. D. Leavitt
George H. Cox
William H. Lincoln
Henry C. Morse
George A. Alden Henry W. Peabody
George Cunningham Laurence Minot
George F. Putnam H. L. Rice
Joseph B. Russell Oscar H. Sampson J. Henry Brooks
George F. Swain Elihu Thomson
Joseph N. Smith
William A. Tower
Frederic A
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Kinsley Post
Woburn
R.G. Dux & Co
Suffolk
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