Irregular market leads to cautious copper and steel chatter
The New York stock market was irregular and less active on Wednesday evening November 27. Amalgamated Copper rose modestly as traders expected gains, with reports of bullish moves from major houses. News on copper supplies and prices circulated, including a claim that United Metals Selling Co would stop copper for delivery before March 10 and take orders after May at 17 cents per pound. General Electric surged then retreated on word the dividend cut would not be enacted. Sugar and New England Gas and Coke bonds moved up, while Lawson’s bulletin cast doubt on near term settlements. The Tamarack Mining dividend was announced, and Minnesota authorities said Northern Securities laws were not applicable. The overall tone remained cautious with earnings and capital movements driving limited activity.
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New York
Amalgamated
United Metals Selling Company
Calumet & Fpecla
Butte
Baltic
Trimountain
Chicago
Lawson-Burrage
Combine
Standard Oil
General Electric
New England
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Whitney
New England Gas and Coke Securities
T. W. Lawson
Congress
American Agricultural Chemical Common
Erie Telephone
Dudley Waters
Waters
Michigan
St. Paul, Minn
Douglass
Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
John Stanton
Amalgamated Copper Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
United States Steel Corporation
James R. Keene
Domin Coal
FIS & M
NE Gas &Coke
Am Ag Chemical
Pareu
Am Tel & Tel
iGo
O Arcadian
T&s Fiesese
Atlantic Mining
Baltic Mining
Bingham Con M
Bonanza Mining
Boston Elevated
Boston & Albany
Ono
Boston & Lowell
Ton & Maine
Iui
Boston & Prov
Cal & Hecla
Central A Mining
Ju & Stk
Con & M
Daly West Mining
Dom Coal Mining
Y Dom Iron & Steel
Erie Tel & Tel
Fitchburg Weet
Franklin Mining
Or General Electric
Isle Royale Mining
Orr
Michigan Mining
Mohawk Mining
Nat Biscuit
I Gas & Coke
NH &H. Fz
Colony Mining
Old Colony I
Old Domin Mining
Osceola Mining
Parrot Mining
Pere Marquette
Pullman Co
Quincy Mining
Rhode Island
Santa Fe
Swift & Co
Victoria Mining Nos i
Winona Mining
Boston Stock Prices Reported on November 27
Boston stock sales summary lists the day’s highest and lowest figures alongside the closing bid and asked prices. The report records market activity for the day with specific price points and gains or losses for typical securities traded in Boston.
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Boston
Am Tel & Tel
Bell Tel
Ee . C
Father Crowley Forgiven in Chicago
Thomas A. Moran said the excommunication sentence against Father Jeremiah J. Crowley will be recalled within days. The move ends the dispute over his status at the Cathedral of the Holy Name and withdraws injunctions against his worship. Crowley wrote to Cardinal Martinelli expressing regret and retracting any offense to the church. The cardinal will finalize details with Archbishop Feehan before lifting the excommunication.
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Chicago
Ill
Thomas A. Moran
Feehan
Jeremiah J. Crowley
Cathedral of the Holy Name
Attorney Moran
Father Crowley
Martinelli
Cure for Itching Piles Promises Dean's Ointment
A dramatic advertisement proclaims relief from itching piles with Dean's Ointment. It pledges complete cure and notes the product is available at drug stores for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Boston Weather Forecast For Thursday And Friday
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity reports Thursday fair and slightly colder with fresh to brisk northwest winds. Friday remains fair and cold with northerly winds continuing.
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Boston
Vicinity
Thanksgiving church services and city events listed
Arlington Street Church vesper service at 4 p m. High mass at the Cathedral 10 a m. Union services across multiple churches at 11 a m. Sermons at King’s Chapel and other houses of worship. Numerous charitable events, entertainments, and sports lists for Thanksgiving Day in Boston and surrounding areas, with venues including Roxbury, Cambridge, and Charlestown.
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Arlington Street
Cathedral
Central
Mt. Vernon
First Baptist
Old South Church
Emmanuel
Gainsborough Street
Church of the Advent
Brimmer Street
Temple Street
West Sind
Egleston Square
Dorchester
Virginia Street
Universalist
Grove Hall
Roxbury
Elm Hill
Afternoon Portland Lewiston and other city pairings
Sporting and social notices list multiple matchups and events including basketball Burkes vs P A C at Lowell, bowling Commercial League Waltham vs North Shore, chess Dorchester at B A A, rifle shooting B A A at Riverside, and a 10 mile cross country run at 10 a m with local clubs Myopia and Norfolk hounds. A Fair at Paine Memorial with General Collins opening and Knights of Columbus meeting at Deacon Hall 1651 Washington Street.
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Minot Hall
Washington
Springfield Streets
Brookside Associates
Union Park Hall
Washington Street
Pine Bank Associates
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Hebrew National Association
Copley Hall
Clarendon Street
The
Campbell Troubadours
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Boston Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Odd Fellows
Tremont Street
Kurlander Young Men’s Charitable Association
Paul Revere
Brown
Dartmouth
Providence
Cornell
A. of P
Philadelphia
Columbia
Carlisle
New York
Boston College
Amherst
Aggies
City Point Catholic Association
St. Alphonsus A. A
South End
Williams
Pittsfield
A. A
Dorchester A. A
Milton A. A
Milton
Cathedral A. A
Hingham
Bowdoin
Fort Preble
Portland
Colby
Bar Harbor
Waterville
North Shore
Harvard
Glenmere Park
Lynn
Peninsula
Hampshire A. A
M Street Playground
Crescent A
Tiger A. A
Commonwealth Park
South Boston
South Boston High
Everett High
Locust Street Grounds
Lafayette A. A
Riverside A. C
Charles River Park
Needham A. A
Burkes
Lowell
Waltham
Dorchester
Riverside
Walnut Hill
C. C
Hare and Hounds
N. FE
Hub
Norfolk Hounds
Norfolk
Federal Council, Knights of Columbus
Deacon Hall
Politicians give thanks for a year of political ties and tunes
A wide array of public figures from Governor Crane to Miss Toppan express thanks for the year’s outcomes. Highlights include harmony between branches, hoped gubernatorial nomination for Knowlton, nearly finished East Boston tunnel, and political table talk. The piece blends satire and civic reflection across Boston’s public figures and events.
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Crane
George P. Lawrence
Boston
Senator Lodge
McCall
Knowlton
John L. Bates
Commonwealth
East Boston
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
State Committee
Wheeler
Mel
Adams
Bertrand
Hosea
Myers
Hart
Jesse M. Gove
Gove
George N. Swallow
God
Isaac F. Paul
Stevens
Tinkham
I. B. Allen
William Wallace Campbell
Sheriff Seavey
Dwight Street
Soule
State Senate
Senate
Sullivans
Fitzgeralds
Leary
City Hall
Baker
Hibbard
Sam
Jerry’ Watson
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Port
J. J. McCarthy
James Donovan
General Collins
John H. Lee
Gammaliel Bradford
General Bancroft
Boston Elevated
Carrie Nation
Darling
Lowell
John F. Fitzgerald
Henry
Henry Bowden
Ward 20
Republican Committee
Ward
James B. Reynolds
Republican State Committee
Joshua B Holden
Republican City Committee
Colonel Goetting
Springfield
George Fred Williams
Miss Toppan’s Thanksgiving Behind Prison Walls
Barnstable November 27 Miss Toppan spends Thanksgiving in jail charged with murder. Last year she enjoyed wealth and happiness in Lowell. This year she faces a solitary day with only whitewashed walls and bars, though friends send small gifts and perhaps turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable
Miss Toppan
Turkey
Rally in Ward 8 backs Collins and council ticket
A Ward 8 Democratic Club meeting at 99 Cambridge Street drew about 200 attendees. Speakers including Abraham Silverman and ex-Alderman Brick urged support for Mayor candidate General Collins and Council candidates John Gargan and Barnett White, criticizing the caucus process and urging a strong turnout at the polls. A follow up rally is scheduled for Sunday at 3 p.m. at the same headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 8
Democratic Club
Cambridge Street
General Collins
John A. Gargan
Barnett White
Common Council
Abraham Silverman
Michael W. Brick
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
John J. Brophy
Henry A. Koch
W. P. Murray
James Finnigan
George E. Flynn
Brick
Ward $8
Gargan
White
Lomasney
P. A. Collins
Collins
Francis J. Horgan
Gavan
Medford Firemen's Ball at Opera House Entertainment
Last night the Medford Opera House hosted the ninth annual entertainment and hall of the relief association of the fire department. A large attendance filled the floor and gallery as the Marshall family performed bell ringing and vocal solos from 8 to 9, followed by a grand march led by Chief Charles E. Bacon with 100 couples. Chief Bacon oversaw the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Opera House
Relief Association of the Fire Department
Marshall
Charles E. Bacon
Bacon
Stolen Government Documents Case Involves Canal Commission Clerk
Carl H. Troffin, stenographer for the Isthmian Canal Commission in Washington, is arraigned on charges of stealing government papers. Hoffman, another accused, allegedly copied and sold final reports to newspapers, with investigations led by U.S. District Attorney and local police. Det. Sgt. Horne identified the suspect, and Hoffman awaits transport to Washington for examination and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl H. Troffin
Isthmian Canal Commission
Wington
Shields
Hoffman
Canal Commission
Tary Hay
US District Attorney's Office
United
Stoner
Washington
Marshal Henkel
Canal Co
Rebels Attack Commissary Wagon in Luzon
Manila dispatch reports insurgents attacked a commissary wagon between Magdalena and Gajavijaza, wounding a sergeant and a private of the Eighth Regiment, and capturing Private Dunn and Frenning along with two horses, two rifles, and 300 pounds of ammunition. Recrudescence of insurgent activity noted at Tanauan Batangas as an interpreter named Alberto resists salary tribute, with other government employees threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Magdalena
Gajavijaza
Eighth Regiment
Priv Dunn
Frenning
Tanauan
Provin
Batangas
Luzon
Anterpreter
Alberto
Wedding of Miss Ethel Purdon and William Dupee at Emmanuel Church
Elaborate chrysanthemum decorations and a brilliant social gathering marked the noon ceremony for Miss Ethel Purdon daughter of J G Purdon and William Dupee of Chestnut Hill. The music by organist Arthur Hysie accompanied the Rev Leighton Parks. Bridesmaids wore pale blue crepe de chine with lace, bouquets of Mer met roses, and long blue satin streamers. Ushers included Endicott Saltonstall James Purdon James H Bell Lewis Bacon and others from Boston and New York. Afterward a reception at Marlboro Street home, the couple to reside at Hotel Royal Beacon Street. Dupee a Harvard class member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Purdon
J. G. Purdon
Williamrthur Dupee
Chestnut Hill
Emmanuel Church
Arthur 8. Hysie
Leighton Parks
George C. Lee, Jr
Mary Purvian
Josephine Wilson
Alice Dalton
Eleanor Emmons
Susan Emmons
May Denny
Ace
Messrs
Endicott P. Saltonstall
James Purdon
James H.bell
Lewis Bacon
Lincoln Davis
J. Harleston Parker
Robert Homans
Boston
Albert L. Wetmore
New York
Marlboro Street
Mamie Callan Weds Patrick Carroll in Endicott Street Church
Miss Mamie Callan and Mr. Patrick F. Carroll joined in marriage at Old St. Marys Church Endicott Street with Rev Father Cowardine officiating. Best man was Patrick H Brady bridesmaid Anna Callan, the ceremonies drew about 3800 guests. A reception followed at the bride’s grandparents home Salem and Sheafe streets with gifts and an orchestra. The couple will reside at home after December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Mamie Callan
Patrick F. Carroll
Old St. Mary’s Church
Endicott Street
Father Cowardine
Coupe
Godspeed
Lfe
Patrick H. Bradley
Anna Callan
John Hartin
Salem
Sheafe
John F. Fitzgerald
H. S. Fitzgerald
A. A. Badaracco
Thomas I. Grady
Porter and Scigliano
Charles F. Morse
Bath Commission
E. C., Pitegerald
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Tamarack Mining Company
Heath
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Atchison Wee
Balliscore & Ohio
Kesapeake
Ohio
Chicago & nicGineaun
Chicago Ter & Trans
St Louis
Colorado Southern
Se & Hudson
Rio Grande
Erie
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Lake Erie
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Union Pacific
RSI
Am Gnelling & Ref
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Hocking Coal
International Paper
International Power
Hi Pacific Mail
Republic Steel
Tennessee ‘Goal & Iron
Union Bag & Paper Co
U S Leather
U S Steel
Western Union
Hahn
Wwe
Illustrated “Daily
Market & Freese
B’way
State
Summer St
Harvard Sq
Qchester
R. Lawrence
State St
Italy
American Order of Foresters
G. A. R. Hall
Wells Memorial and
People’s Institute
Robert Treat Paine
E. Winchester Donald
Shawmut Church
Boston Y. M
Harrison Avenue
St. Vincent’s Orphan’s Home
Shawmut Avenue
Shawmut
Entertainments
Monday Club
Malden
Salter Bros
Old New England
Centre Street Baptist Church
Hezekiah Butterworth
Broadway Universalist Vestry
Boston Y. M. C. A
Association Rooms
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Dixwell
St. James’s Young Men’s Catholic Total
Christian Band
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Progress
Harmonic Clubs
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Aquinas Hall
Thomas G. Plant Company
Armory Hall
Myopia Club
A. P. Gardner
Sagamore Farm
Middlesex Meadows
South Lincoln
A. Henry Higginson
Tufts
Holy Cross
Tufts Oval
Boston Latin
English High
Somerville High
Cambridge Manual Training School
Everett A. A
Everett
Dorchester High
Locust Street
Geneva A. A
Highland A. C
Dorchester Town Field
Wollastons
Atlantics
Wollaston
Emmets
Chelsea
Kickhams
Boston Rangers
Young Irelands
Worcester
Boxing
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Hartford
J. Burke
Patsey Sweeney
Tim Kearns
Andy Watson
Manchester
Joe Walcott
Peter Jackson
Baltimore
Mike Sears
Arthur Cote
Young Saxe
Kid Rogers
Lenox A. C
Rube Ferns
Charley Thurston
Detroit
Tim Callahan
Jack McClelland
Toronto
Mike Schreck
Hugh McWinters
Alexandria
Ind
Emil Sanchez
Jack Cullen
Muncie
Agawam Hunt
R. I
Allston G. C
Bear Hill G. C
Wakefield
Brae-Burn G. C
West Newton
Chappequonsett G. C
Warwick
Commonwealth G. C
Country Club
Brookline
Danvers
Fall River G. C
Framingham G. C
Hoosie-Whisk Club
Ponkapoag
Lakewood
N. J
G. C
Merry Mount
Islington
Westwood
Oakley C. C
Watertown
Quinnobequin G. C
Wollaston G. C
Montclair
Aia
POLO
Lewiston
Lawrence
Clinton
Brockton
Plymouth
Gustaf Wasa
Foresters of America
Paine Memorial Building
Deacon Brigham
Marrie Deacon Brigham
Murphy
Mra Cadh
Alderman Brick
Spsak
Medford Firemen’s
ACTI
Dupee
Garroll
Gallan
Jess
Bill
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