Market Opinions Cite Mixed Signals and Crop Prospects
Hayden, Stone & Co. in Boston and New York say markets gain strength as crops improve with large yields in spring wheat and hay. Other firms warn of money-market tightness, potential gold shipments, and political uncertainty weighing on stock enthusiasm, while officials see opportunities amid volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Taylor & Co
Boston
New York
J. 8. Bache & Co
Democratic Party
F.L. Milliken & Co
Charles A. Day &Co
Iron and Steel
G. Edward, Graff
Market Review and Outlook Amid Steady Prices
The market held steady with minimal trading and no clear liquidation. Bullish signals dominated from copper and crop reports to steel tonnage, while weak bank conditions and high money rates threaten further speculation, leaving the immediate outlook uncertain but overall sound.
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Commission House
Wall Street
Res
Steel Corporation
Audh
Steel Common
Gary
Tennessee, Coal & Iron Company
New York
Rochester
Calendar for today shows varied securities and meetings
A list of corporations and securities including American Smelting and Refining, Du Pont, Kerr Lake Mining, Pabst, Standard Oil of New Jersey, Chicago & Eastern Illinois preferred, and Twin City Rapid Transit. Notes mention meetings for Chicag o Northwestern, Chicago & Northwestern and Granby Consolidated Magazine Street's West Stable Car line, and United Fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Rus
American Smelting & Refining
Gas of
New York
Crown Reserve Mining
du Pont de Nemours Point
Galveston-Houstoni Bloc
Kerr Lake Mining
Laclede Gas Light
National Lead
Pabst Brewing
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Chicago
Chic
Northwestern
Dt. Paul
Democratic Luck Emblem Issued Button Depicts Four Leaf Clover
The new official Democratic campaign button features a four leaf clover with likenesses of Governor Foss Hon David I Welsh Governor W and Governor Marshall as President and Vice President candidates. The design has drawn considerable attention and is set for nationwide distribution this week.
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Foss
David I. Welsh
Marshall
Iack
Walsh Denies Quinn Claim on Jail Bread Contract
Joseph T. Walsh district baker workers organizer denies Sheriff John Quinn’s claim of a contract with Samuel Madden for jail bread. Walsh says Madden is not a union baker, must unionize, and no contract exists, only a formula for ingredients. He notes he has authority only with union approval and cites pure food standards for bread samples.
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Joseph T. Walsh
John Quinn
Samuel Madden
Madden
Walsh
Boston
Quinn
Sheriff Quinn
Taft Receives Birthday Telegrams in Beverly Hello
President Taft returns home to Parramatta in Beverly to a flood of birthday telegrams from foreign rulers and friends. Flowers greet him as Mrs Taft and Miss Torrey join him. The Taft campaign gains momentum with positive reports from Maine, Vermont and other states. He plans a busy week with calls, an Hygiene Congress address in Washington, and a Boy Scouts reception at Parramatta.
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Beverly
Taft
Parramatta
North Shore
Charles P. Taft
Miss Torrey
Miss Taft
Caro
George von L. Meyer
Secretary of the Navy
Maine
Vermont
Roosevelt
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
North Dakota
Washington
International Hygiene Congress
Boy Scouts
Quiet in Hotel Strike Returns to Legal Battle
Hotel workers held a meeting as attorney Thomas G. Connolly gathered evidence for indicting hotel proprietors under 64 and 58 hour laws. Connolly planned a Lawrence trip for the Haywood case then would meet District Police Chief Whitney at noon. Organizers warned of possible future strikes, but most expect little action until the legal fight advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Connolly
Connolly
Lawrence
Haywood
Whitney
Blochlinger
Walsh backs Foss for governor in Democratic push
The Hon. David I Walsh a Democratic lieutenant governor candidate declares support for Governor Foss over District Attorney Pelletier. He says Foss should lead the party to win the state and aid the national ticket.
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David I. Walsh
Foss
Pelletier
W. L. McMenimen
Legislative Committee of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Foss to Tackle Pelletier in Boston Whirlwind Bid
In the final week of the Democratic primary campaign Governor Foss and District Attorney Pelletier plan extensive Boston ward-to-ward automobile tours. The Boston results will largely decide the nomination. The race reawakens old bitterness between rival campaign factions.
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Foss
Mr. Pelletier
Fitzgerald-Lomasney
Kelcher-Doyle- Donovan
Duke Beats Many Hotel Men Mystery Duke Cunning Traveler
A young Englishman calling himself a duke eludes hotel bills and car loans from Boston to Vermont and New York. He rents cars, disguises himself with sharp clothes, borrows money, and vanishes with vehicles, prompting a regional manhunt.
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Massachusetts
Vermont
New York
Boston
Europe
Debutantes Ride in Breeches at Bryn Mawr Show
Philadelphia reports that young society women plan to ride astride in breeches at Bryn Mawr horse show on September 24. Miss Waln Miss Earle and the Sullivan sisters lead orders for tailored trousers as mothers and fathers grant consent to depart from side saddle tradition.
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Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr
Miss Waln
Earle
Misses Dixon
Sullivan
Eleonora Sears
Cambridge Laborer Arrested After Alleged Assault on Officer
Edward Kane aged 32 a laborer of 8 Watson Street Cambridge was arrested yesterday afternoon and charged with assault on Officer Thomas Burke of Central Square police station. Burke went to quell a disturbance and Kane allegedly struck him on the nose, causing a deep cut over the left ear requiring eight stitches.
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Edward Kane
Watson Street
Cambridge
Thomas Burke
Central Square
Burke
Kane
Cambridge Welcomes New Minister at Historic First Church
The First Church of Cambridge (Congregational) welcomed Rev. Raymond Calkins D D as its 12th pastor at a 10 30 a m service. He succeeds Rev Dr Alexander MacKenzie who resigned after 25 years and is now pastor emeritus. Calkins, son of former Eliot Church pastor Wolcott Calkins, studied at Harvard. He previously served in Pittsfield and Portland before moving to Cambridge.
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Raymond Calkins
D. D
State Street Congregational Church
Portland
First Church
Calkins
Alexander MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Wolcott Calkins
Eliot Congregational Church
Newton
Harvard College
Harvard Divinity School
Pittsfield
Cambridge
Pelletier Denies Kiley Presence Influenced Speech
District Attorney Pelletier stated he was unaware Daniel J. Kiley attended the Faneuil Hall rally and that time constraints prevented him from mentioning Kiley in his address. The delivered speech contained no reference to Kiley despite a prewritten bitter attack in newspapers.
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Pelletier
Daniel J. Kiley
Faneuil Hall
Mr. Kiley
Kiley
Mr. Pelletier
Dalk
Foss Campaign Open Letters Urge Governor Nomination
Notices from Charles F. Campbell chair man of the Foss campaign urge support for Governor Foss and renomination arguing national Democrats favor Foss to win Massachusetts. They claim Pelletier weakens Walsh and warn leadership would shift funds and effort if Pelletier runs.
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Charles F. Campbell
Foss
Democratic National Organization
Wilson
Marshall
Campbell
Pelletier
David J. Walsh
Walsh
Massachusetts
Massachutts
Riley
Booth Talks From Pulpit at Warren Avenue Church
General Ballington Booth, founder of Volunteers of America, preached at Warren Avenue Baptist Church last evening. He urged that true Christianity lies in the heart, not the head, and that faith hope and love are essential to awakening the dormant spirit in remote, dust covered resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballington Booth
The
Volunteers of America
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Smoke Over Worcester Fires Injure Twenty Firemen
A Worcester blaze at F. Heures & Co on Front street caused $18,000 damage and required two alarms. Rubbish in a basement market and ice plant produced dense ammonia fumes that overwhelmed twenty firefighters, with Deputy Chief Edward Jaynes among those carried from the scene.
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Worcester
F. Fheures & Co
Front Street
Fce
Chif
Edward 1
Jaynes
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Brown Brothers & CO
State Street
West End
Pall Mall, S. W
Fiehry Clews & Co
Freeman I. Davison
Canadian Pacific
Comstock Tunnel
United Fruit
Railroad Commission
McMerrimen
Fitchburg
Hig
Suffolk County
Fitzgerald
Joseph Maynard
Democratic City Committee
Representative Lomasney
Kelcher
Martin Lomasney
Matthew Cumings
Finance Commission
Fin. Com
Cronin
Lyall
Auditor’s Department
Cedar Hall
North Cambridge
Cypress Hall
Institution Hall
East Cambridge
Charlestown
Woburn
Wakefield
Walker
Everett C. Benton
Lynn
Peabody
Benton
Haverhill
Lomasney
Crocker
Sederquist-Barry
National Democratic Committee
National Committee
Pélietier
Democratic National Committee
National Democratic ‘Committee
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Massachusetts State Committee
Joseph C. Pelletier
Declare Stranger
Jones
Lawson
West 46Th Street
Coney Island
Albany
Best Hotels
Hampton Hotel
Lake George
Fort William Henry
C. Jones
Brattleboro
Manley Bros
Packard
Wood-Morgan Detective Agency
Court Street
New England
Canada
Springfield
Seea
Church
Democratic State Committee
Booth
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