Irregular Stock Market With Amalgamated Fluctuations
The stock market closed irregular with Amalgamated trading between 71 4 and 80, amid reports that selling stemmed from Marcus Daly estate and that a dividend injunction was dissolved. Speculation on United Metals and Calumet & Hecla touched prices, while General Electric, Manhattan, and Sugar showed gains on rumors. Analysts foresee downward trend into winter with selective buys on recessions.
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Amalgamated
New York
Marcus Daly
Standard Oil
Lawson
Montana
Maginnis
T. W. Lawson
Boston
United Metals Selling Company
Calumet & Hecla
General Electric
Manhattan
Calumet
Tamarack
Baltic
New England
Fessaeu
Papel
WN. Y
West End Street Railway
Mass
Stam Mill
First
Massachusetts
Exchange and
Repe
International Trust 45 MILK Fa rOst Company 1% DEVONSHIRE ST
International Trust and Fa rOst Company offer general banking and trust services in Boston Mass. The firm solicits individuals firms and corporations and acts as executor administrator guardian trustee and assignee. Interest is allowed on deposits subject to check with special rates on time deposits. It also serves as registrar and transfer agent for mortgages and as trustee under railroad and other corporate mortgages.
Market daily totals and price quotes ex-dividend
Boston November 26 report lists highest and lowest sales and closing bid and asked prices. Total sales include 18 910 shares of listed stocks and 37 250 shares of unlisted stocks plus bonds valued at 67 800 and 50 820 respectively.
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Boston
Am Tel & Tel
B & Q Joint
Clin & Sp
Ft S & M
Cot Yarn
Gas & Coke
Rutland
Seattle
Allouez Mining
Amalgamated
Am Ag Chemical
Bonanza Mining
Boston & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Centennial
Central Oil A
Ju & Stk
Ined
Dores
Eee Ee
Daly West Mining
Edison Elee Illu
Erie Tel & Tel
Fitchburg
Guanajuato
Isle Royale Mining
Mass Electric
Mayflower
Michigan Mining
Mohawk Mining
Mont O & C
Tel & Tel
York Central
NHG
Old Colony
Old Demin Minice
Osceola Mining
Parrot Mining
Pere Marquette
Pullman Co
Trinity Mining
Union Pacific
United Fruit
US Steel
Eee
Lg Aay
Utah Mining
Victoria Mining
West End
Steei Eee
Westing Elec
Winona Mining
Wolverine
Terrible Terry McGovern Versus Young Corbett in Hartford
McGovern, featherweight champion, opens as strong 2 to 1 favorite over William Rothwell Young Corbett of Denver in Hartford tomorrow. Corbett rose through wins in Denver this year, while McGovern boasts a near spotless record with one foul loss. Boston fans travel to Hartford for the bout as Terry McGovern trains in New York, weighing 122 pounds and expressing high confidence ahead of the prize fight.
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Terry
McGovern
Hartford
William Rothwell
Young Corbett
Denver
Eddie Santry
Oscar Gardner
Joe Bernstein
Kid’ Broad
Boston
Charley Lavis
Ted Leonard
Billy Howard
Frank Anzac
John Keenan
Johnnie Hart
Patsey Sheppard
Jimmy Dougherty
Barney Leonard
Fred Clark
Fred Doe
Tom McCarthy
Larry Killen
Denny Kelleher
Tom Early
New York
Corbett
Col
Terry McGovern
Jerome Park
Erdmen
Terry Lee
Tim Kearns
Lee
Kearns
Tom Sharkey
Oil fuels threaten distant coal markets in the United States
The New York Times notes oil as a growing fuel reduces coal demand in many regions from Texas to California. Oil's cheaper, cleaner advantage shifts miners from remote markets and pressures railroads by lowering long haul freight, while oil use expands on southwestern lines.
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New York Times
United States
Texas
Gulf Coast
California
Pacific Coast
Funeral of Patsey Kerrigan
Funeral services for Patsey Kerrigan a once famous lightweight boxer were held yesterday from St Marys Church North End. The mass was by Rev Father Reno with many sporting men present. Pallbearers included Jack Smith Frank Rose Frank Gortman Jimmy Doherty Denny Murphy Tom McManus Barney and William Hogarty. Calvary was sung by Robert O Brien ey and Galbraith led Da Pro fundis. Floral pieces came from John Lyman Jake Kilrain and Senator Dry Dollar Sullivan. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery Malover. Mourners were nearly all the citys sporting men who knew Kerrigan.
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Patsey” Kerrigan
St. Mary's Church
North End
Father Reno
Jack” Smith
Frank Rose
Frank Gortman
Jimmy’’ Doherty
Denny” Murphy
Tom” ‘McManus
Barney
William Hogarty
Calvary
Robert O Brieney
Galbraith
John Lyvan
Jake Kilrain
Kerrigan
Young Corbett Preps Quietly for Hartford Bout
Hartford Nov 26 Young Corbett finished his shakeout behind closed doors with trainers present after an eight mile road run. He sparred with Charley Sieger and was described by a physician as in fine condition. Edison staff set up wires for the biograph machine to film rounds. Crowley posted a $200 to $109 wager on Corbett.
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Hartford
Conn
Corbett
Charley Sieger
Edison
Crowley
Boxing Gossip Sparks Notes From Jeffries and Griffo
Boxing gossip from 1900 highlights Jeffries split over color line and defending against all comers. Reports mention referee Jin MacDonald for Gardner versus Carter, Dougherty switching to jockeying, new blows by fighters, and Griffo’s win over Kid Ashe. Newport revival rumors and McCoy management also surface with dates and bouts.
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Jeffries
Denver
Danny Dougherty
McGovern
Dougherty
J. Todhunter Sloan
Tod
Montana
Jesse Haelett
Wyoming
Spike Sullivan
Eddie Connolly
Cordbett
Griffo
Illinois
Kid Ashe
Cincinnati
Newport
Kid McCoy
Charley Mitchell
B. Akar
Miss Previous Sells For 10300 At Fasig Tipton Sale
At the Fasig Tipton sale in New York on November 26 Miss Previous, a filly by Ponce de Leon, fetched 10300 dollars after rising bids from 3000. C A Willis of Red Bank, New Jersey, secured her for Jacob Ruppert Jr. The day also featured Bitter Root Farm offerings and 16 animals from the Spears estate with various prices and buyers listed. Tomorrow Directum leads a 126 head consignment from Suburban Stock Farm, Glens Falls, marking the estate closure gate.
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New York
Fasig- Tipton
Miss Previous
Ponce de Leon
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
C. A. Willis
Red Bank
N. J
Wills
Jacob Ruppert
Nile
Bitter Root Farm
Marcus Daly
William E. Spears
Angel
Prodigal Oblique
F. L. Burke
Rawley
Mass
Baron Wilkes-Belles Lettres
George B. Inches
Sanchez
Eastover Farms
Rochester
N. Y
Prodigal-Imperious
Ponce de Leon- Heriene
A. H. Parker
Bedford
Keener
Ponce de Leon- Lilly Keene
Charles Tanner
Cleveland
Jamaica Triumphs Over Dudley in Roxbury Bowling
Jamaica defeated Dudley in a hard fought Roxbury match winning all three games as Jamaica kept its bowling tags along. The score details are not provided in the readable text.
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Jamaica
Dudley
Roxbury
Towandas of Woburn Edge Charlestown Club Bowling Duel
The Towandas of Woburn won the first game at Charles Town before Charlestown began to find its pace. The home team then rolled strong strings to take the next two games and claim the match.
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999Th Artillery
Arlington Boat Club
Charlestown
Wetherbee
Artillery
Haggerty
Robertson
LDA
Orne Ee
Eeesss
Bowler
Whittemore
Beacon Chambers Alleys
I K. Barnes
Cable
Towandas
Woburn
Henley Regatta Rowing Fears Foreign Challenge
Truth argues the old Henley is gone after stewards permit foreigners to compete. Americans, led by Pennsylvania University, may win the grand challenge cup. English oarsmen must defend the cup, adopt better boats and training, and subordinate club crews to international competition.
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London
Wniov
Truth
Henley
Pennsylvania University
Beck Signs With Cincinnati for Next Season
Erve Beck signed a contract with Cincinnati for next season to play second base for a $3000 salary. His performance with Cleveland last year caught the eye of Reds manager McPhee, and the deal was announced from Toledo Ohio on November 26.
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Toledo, O
Erve Beck
Cincinnati
Cleveland
McPhee
Reds
YMCA Chess League Planned From Cambridge to Boston
At a meeting of checker players representing the Cambridge Chelsea Malden Somerville and Boston Y M C A s it was decided to form a league for a series of matches during the winter Other Y M C A s interested are invited to correspond.
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Checker
Cambridge
Chelsea
Malden
Somerville
Boston
Colom bian gunboat in Colon harbor as fighting flares
In Colon Colombia the gunboat General Pinzon reappears with 100 of 600 troops aboard while the rest march toward Colon. Loyal Alban forces under General Alban move from Barbacoa toward Colon as Liberals retreat lacking ammunition. Reports say 60 Liberal casualties at Emperador, 150 government losses, and an armored train displays US flag as transit across the isthmus remains open.
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Colon
Colombia
General Pinzon
Porto Bello
Alban
Mamei
Orizaba
New York
United States
Iowa
Panama
Barbacoa Bridge
Tavernilla
Gatun Station
Monkey Hill Cemetery
Prizon
Emperador
Oyas
Perry
Isthmus
New Baseball League Formed Between Midwest and Eastern Cities
In St. Joseph Missouri on November 26 a new baseball league was formed. Teams from Minneapolis St Paul Kansas City Omaha will join with Milwaukee Indianapolis Columbus and Toledo in the East and Midwest regions.
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ST. Joseph
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Omaha
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Three Massachusetts Hunters Reported Missing in Maine
Three sportsmen Burke Eagan and Collins from Massachusetts are reported missing in Maine after failing to arrive here from the big dam last Saturday night. Guide Joe Green has gone in search of the party.
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Massachusetts
Maine
Eustis
Burke
Eagan
Collins
Big Dam
Joe Green
Lawrence Dominates Portland to Reclaim League Lead
Lawrence defeated Portland 12 to 1 on their home rink last night, returning to first place in the league standings with Plymouth in second.
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Plymouth
Lewiston
Lawrence
Portland
Tug finds lost barges near Jersey coast
The Staples Coal Company reports the barges Fall River and Whitman, previously reported missing after separation from the tug Concord amid Sunday seas, were located after search efforts near Newport News and Sandy Hook. The tow included barge Sotus and the search vessel Solus.
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Fall River
Staples Coal Company
Whitman
Jersey
Newport
Concord
Sotus
Newport News
Sandy Hook
Seal
Dolphin Navy boat safe at Wood's Hole after gale
Washington dispatch reports that the government deck boat Dolphin, en route from Boston to Newport, rode out a gale and is now safely sheltered at Wood's Hole Massachusetts. No details on damages or crew. The Navy Department confirms the vessel's safe status.
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Dolphin
Wood's Hole
Washington
Atcn
Atlantic Seaboard
Boston
Newport
Navy Department
Mass
Coach Woodruff Resigns at University of Pennsylvania
The University of Pennsylvania fans celebrate change as football coach George W. Woodruff resigns effective Navy Day. The letter cites resignation as coach and financial secretary, amid a long push by undergraduates for coaching reforms and a December election for the athletic association board.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Toda
George W. Woodruff
Woodruff
Athletic Association
Navy
Pennsylvania
Yale
Pennslvania
Princeton
Trenton
Quakers
The
Slivinski Recital Delights Boston in Chickering Hall
The Polish pianist Josef Slivinski gave the final Chickering Hall recital before a large, receptive audience. The program included Bach Tausig fugue Beethoven Sonata op. 110 Chopin Sonata op. 34 and Liszt Brahms selections. His mastery shone in the Chopin and Liszt pieces, and a late encore followed strong applause. The Knabe concert grand’s tone enhanced the performance, and Boston’s musical public awaits his return on January 8, 1902.
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Josef Slivinski
Chickering Hall
Liszt
Brahms
Slivinski
Croker calls for peace among New York Democrats
Richard Croker urged unity within the Democratic Party in New York City and across the state. He warned that ongoing bickering harms party power and offered to make concessions to restore harmony and block Republican gains.
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New York
Richard Croker
Democratic Party
New York City
Odell
Franklin Falls Elects Mayor in Close Democratic Win
In Franklin Falls New Hampshire on election day November 26 Harry W. Daniels the Democratic candidate won the mayoral race by a narrow margin over incumbent Republican Mayor R G Burleigh. C C Kenrick A W Sulloway and D N Whit taker joined the City Council with Sulloway reelected.
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Franklin Falls
N. H
Harry W. Daniels
R. G. Burleigh
A. W. Sulloway
D. N. Whittaker
Mr. Sulloway
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Boston News Bureau
Amalgamated Company
Baltimore
Perth Amboy
Harlem
Butte
Amalgamated Copper Company
Paris
Charles C. Jackson
Jackson & Curtis
Trust
Devonshire St., Ton, Mass
DI William Claflid
Obfrt
M. Morstliam
W. Crai Ohn Hoggyman Nichols
A. N. Burbank Oliver W. Nink Alber
Joan M. Grahenry
B. Farnh
W. Murray Crane
James Phillips, JR
Patrick A. Collins
John M. Graham Thomas F. Temple
G. J. H. Woodbury
Aaron Davis Weld Houghton I
Smith
Asst
Secy
Wanticoke Oil Company
Tremont Bldg
R. P. Earle
the Post
Eed Company
Atte Noy
Chester R. Lawrence
Boston Stock Sales
NEW York Stock Exchange Railroads
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Eeeseus
Canada
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Ind & Puis
Great Western
St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Dl& W
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Arrae & Western
Shalt Leuierine & Nashville
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania Eeeerene
Bay
St Louis & San Fran
St Saale
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
St Louis &West
Wabash
Art
Amalgamated Sapoek
Car & Foundry
Eve Eeereenee
Losomopiver
Smelting & Ref
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
International Paper Wee
International Power
Pullman Palace
Sugar
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Terry’ McGovern
Union Bag & Paper Co
Ludhel
Western Union
Patsey Kerrigan
Young Corbett” Ready
Newton
Newtowne
Newton Club
T'd
Pray Eeeenee Ceues
Buntin
Wellington
Hutchinson Aeee
T'dl
Nolte
Currie
Sesss Aceeecsas
Currier
Anshelm
Wwtegis Peeceveeeeevsyss
Dudley Club
Morrill Ae Eee
Turner Eee
Starratt
Seeeevelee
Warner Weeserees Eeee
Bacon Wee Eter
Mesh Cist Visvereavves
H. K. Barnes
Towanda
Winchester
OLD Belfry
Lexington
Calumet Club
Old Belfry Club
Cossaees
J. F. Turner
Gilmore Ee
Redman Sever Eneeteress
Ewne
Calumet Ee
A. A. TP
Nebila Oss
Wilson
Burnham
Littlefield
London Truth
NEW Checker League
Central America
Pacific
NEW Baseball League
Miller
McCarthy
McGilvary
Mercer
Cme
Hayes
Hipson
Roberts
Hipeson McGilvary
Roberts Hayes
McCarthy O'Hara
H. Bee
Wood Burgess
Gween
Mullen
Mercer Steer
McGiilvary
Burgess
Salem
Brockton
Murphy
Urphy
Cotter
Cashman
Herphy
Lincoln
Mooney
Doherty
Fernan
Timer—Porter
Connolly
Minton Ee
Lowell
Croker
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