New York Bears Fail to Control the Money Market
Market opened firm on Dec 2 but fell before the First Board. Later speculation buoyant, with gains in Lake Shore Grangers Western Union Erie and Southwestern issues. In noon trading market slid, second call strengthened, late dealings uneven, close strong. Rates steady near 4 to 5 percent. bears misjudge January disbursements. Gould involved with bull movement and Southwestern securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Street
Sprelal Mapatch
Cleago Tribune
Ghices
Lake Shore
Grangers
Western Union
Erie
Erle Consolidated
Denver & Mio Grande
Consol
Kansas & Texas
Chesapeake & Ohio
Texas Pacific
Boston, Hartford & Eris
Union Pacific
Mobile & Ohio
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
San Francisco
Columbus, Chicaga & Indiana
Indiana
Decatur & Springfeld
Mindy
Sage
Keene
Lila Shorts
St. Paul
Cpinion
Bears
Gould
Auke Higllish
Aulins
Market Fluctuations in New York and Other Cities Reported
The Chicago Tribune notes a week of mixed exchange activity with New York showing the largest value of stock deals and a notable decline in Western Union. The report highlights gains in Philadelphia and San Francisco while Philadelphia and other cities show increased trading volumes versus the prior year, with hopes for Treasury funding passage and export demand easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesa
Chicago Tribune
New York
Decenbur
Western Union
San Frinelaro
Peres
New York Us
Toston
ATO Wil Philadelphidas
Autor Lado Cio
Cere Atm ET Ata Ies Ie Chiebnath Inc
Tinltimire
Lisi
Suwaukee
Taulaylitoe
Partaburg
Kanai
Indianapal
New Haven
STAN
Pihidavelpinla
St. Louly
Woston
Cloctinatl
New Orleans
Ouields
Philadelphia
Market notes weigh on prices amid export dip and July outlook
A Chicago Tribune summary discusses how prices of key commodities barely rose as exports declined from speculative price spikes weeks earlier. It notes Treasury disbursements of about $25.1 million looming, with interest payments spreading money nationwide and corporate outlays rising, yet funds still in loan markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisse
Wheat and corn futures drift on mixed New Year market
Commodities markets show a busy session with winter wheat trading on speculative accounts and prices fluctuating between gains and declines. No. 2 red futures wrap at mixed levels while corn strengthens into the afternoon amid tighter export demand and freight constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribunal
SIOY@QLAITY
Slite
Sli
Slag
Slaig
Sla Ny
Alimesote
Éloraton
New York
Chicago
New England Society Holds Seventy Fifth Anniversary Gala
The New England Society of New York celebrated its 75th anniversary at the Metropolitan Opera House with a dining floor in use. Distinguished guests included Gen. Grant and Gen. Sherman, greeted in the reception room, as portraits and banners displayed society arms and readings noted by President James C. Courter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW England Society
Ciy
Metropolita
Grant
Gen. Sherman
Sherman
New England
Isus
James C. Courter
Storrs
Gral Horace Saynard
IL A
Hurlburt
Gov
Hund
New Hampshire
Bhoripan
Gour Wawiley
Carter
Pon
de Storza
Pilarin
United States
Guneral Maynard Avila
Maynard
Pilgrim Fathers
Brooklyn
New York Harbor
Iself
Society
Othen
New York
Chaunesy M. Depew
Olly
Ohio
Army
Navy
Gen
IMMIGRANTS DAP MEET TO DISCUSS REFORMS AT CONFERENCE
A Conference of Abilities and Correction in Cloyut and In July Inst appointed a Committee on Timb ition to study reforms in immigrant reception and treatment. The meeting at 67 Madison Avenue included Edward C. Donnelly Thomas Us Jonson Mrs G Lowell and others. Councils favored Congress action to regulate emigration and protect supervision of immigrants with a 250000 fund. debate continued whether 20000 should be raised per capita or through state funds. A public meeting is planned in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Vhiengo Tribune
New Year
Conference of Abilities and Correction
Cloyut
Madison Aver Nue
Edward C. Donnelly
Thomas Us
Jonson
Lowell
State Board of Chimritee
Sigiswanl Kawlman
Willy Wallach
George Starr
LH. J. Jackson
Out of Immigration
Whilam Hake
David Rogers
Hoyt
Congress
Cox
Thora
Ilia
Distiaid on billiard match opens with warning to brother
Special Dispatch reports from New York on December 2 stating that just before the International billiard match began, Slosson wrote his brother predicting he would earn credit regardless of the result and urging restraint in publishing the first-night outcome. The match atmosphere stirred notable excitement, likened to the historic Sexton-Vignaux contest of years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
New Yon
Slosgon
Jose Contitenes
Wise
Awecleon
Los
Ein
Intel
America
Fancw
Vignaux
William Sexton
Slosson
al Smith
IL. Stedeker
Sexton
Hits Park
Tty
New Orleans
Slosson and Vignaux in Billiard Match Contested
News from Slosson's Parlors on West Twenty-third Street reports a tense billiards contest with Slosson as major betting favorite after Tuesday's results. Vignaux remains the main rival amid rising odds, while talks of an American debut by Vignaux and a possible Sexton challenge add to the intrigue. Wagers included 100 to 80 and later 100 to 50 in Slosson’s favor as professionals eye the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Slosson
West Twenty-third Street
Ald
Tuesiday
Geome
Lia
Gamie
Stossan
Jacob Schaefer
Sage Cited Appears Before Stock Exchange Committee
Duden and Goldschmidt cite Stussell Ligo to arbitrate with the Stock Exchange over a Denver and Rio Grande stock deal. Sage allegedly lent shares to receive 7,000 more while President Woersdorffer's illness delayed delivery. The memo grants are contested as altered to include stock call conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trussell Sage
Nortid
Tribune
Messrs
Duden & Goldischnidt
Exchange Place
Stussell Ligo
Exchinge
Sage
Denver & Io Grande
Dodge & Goldschmidt
Woerlsdoffer
TILEM
Dudee & Goldachmidt
Ain Sage
Tammany Leaders Face Discontent as Kelly Moves to Discipline
New Year meeting at Tammany Hall reveals resistance within the faction supplanting Ed Gale who quits the Boss’s camp. Discontented wing demands change and invites many to reclaim seats at the Organization Committee gathering. Kelly aims to tighten control amid internecine strife. the Boss’s paper attacks are cited as fuel for the discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
John
Kelly
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Ed Gale
Conyulttes
Orennlention
Mr. Kelly
Mutual Stock Schemes Arrests in City Scams
A New Year dispatch reports the arrest of Michel F. Caffé, Laurent De Fossa, and Charles Wyant on warrants for fraud tied to the Mutual Stock Operating Company and its successor the Guaranty and Income Company. The operations, dating to 1870, allegedly swindled hundreds of victims with misleading circulars and pretexts to obtain money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammestad Foi
Chicago Tribunes
Michiael P. Cafle
Laurent de Fossa
Charles Mr. Wyant
Mutual Stock Operating Company
Guarantee Ant Income Company
Jude Cowing
Muicy
New York Stock Exchange
Mutual Stock Companies
Fla
Ns Capital Atuack
New York
I’rein
Inspector Nymnes
Mercedyes
Michel F. Caffe
Charles Wyaut
Wid
Mutual Stoc
Guaranty Wid Income Company
Broadway
The
Stock Exchange
Schille
Michel L. Catto
Laurent de Foss
Michel 2
Caffe & Co
Am Mutual Stock Operating Company
Charles Wyatt
Shy Capital
Mutual Stock Company Swindle Exposed By City Stock Exchange
The Mutual Stock Operating Company used forged books to lure gullible investors with high dividends up to 14 percent while secretly siphoning funds. Authorities halted operations, indicted three officers including Michael Cala for obtaining money under false pretenses, and prepared for arraignment as the scheme unraveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Kay
Atock Exchange
Michal Cala & Co
Mutual Stock Company
The
Stock Exchange
Michel P. Caffe & Co
Peculiar Illness Besets German Cartman in New York
Special Daybook reports Tonry Gasthaus a German cartman who fell victim after his horse rubbed its face on him during feeding. Wound worsened after a quarrel with his wife, swelling spread to neck glands and eyes. Veterinary expert says animal not infected by germs but suffered epizootic attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hin
Gasthause
Ander
Linutard
Itealth Department
Snys
Swindler Jol O Mally Arrested After Saloon Fees Demand
A man who gave the name Jol O Mally was brought to County Jail in New Brunswick New Jersey to await the next court on swindling charges. He claimed to be a State detective and showed a badge marked Union Detectives Agency New Jersey State Detective demanding fees from saloonkeepers. Mrs Catharina Shock Mrs Winifred Ryan paid ten dollars each and Mrs Mary Dunn paid eleven dollars and fifteen cents. He was captured with a companion and taken into custody on a warrant from Justice Newton. He may have lived in Paterson. No New Jersey law provides for liquor license fee collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAT
Chicago Tribune
Chatham Street
Melock
Guatave Wargnuz
Willsun Street
Charles Westfield
Monroe Street
Wargauz
Vargaux
Westfield
Oniver McQuade
Fin
Chambers Street
Mint
Patterson
Mere Walter Fay
Tallman Street
Brooklyn
Che Ma Acon
Warganz
Calcago Tribune
Jol O'Mally
New Brunswick
N. J
O'Mally
Woodbridge
Union Detectives Agency
New Jersey
Mra
Catharina Shock
Winifred Ryan
Mary Dunn
Tha Othogg
Snapleton
Paterson
Mogota
United States
Colurbia
South America
Andes
Logota
Cooper
Ofice
Controler Campbell
Chitral
Lex
Jugton
B. Cox
Cox
Mt, Out of Danger, Nama
New York
Atlantis States Noll Association
Carlo Tote
Archibald Forbes
Chickering
Pena Menommetr
Wally Lo
Uae
Narainia Volta
Sonia
Democratic Republic
Prin Finshowan
Kyintkow
Ba Zuckerman
Miles
Ivano
Irfan
Tventy
Palia
Dri
Red
Lizogoob
Ithnativen
Thtes Asociate
Siberia
St Patersburg
Czar
Uromt
Kviotkovaky
Presniakolf
Shirinoff
Tikhonoff
Okladsky
Zandolovitch
Wu 0 Pconlz
Presnipskof
Petropoulovsky
Czor
Thorn
Winter Palace
Gen. D
Kvintkovsky
Wlsa
Aida
Arbor
Alos
Io Thoan
Mile
Lebedeff
Milo
Menor
Na Plano
Moscow
Visuers
Ilanger
Oreata
Stherin
Nihilists Trial in St Petersburg Highlights Courage and Terrors
A detailed report on Russia’s Nihilist movement focusing on a 16-person trial in St Petersburg. It describes defendants’ lives, organizational wings, bomb plots including the Winter Palace, and the role of women in the movement, ending with notes on sentences and the authorities’ perceived ineffectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ri Schisar
Rusaia
Prince Kropotkine
Guldenburg
Kobylinnsky
Guldenberg
Goldenberg
Kobyliansky
Pole
A. Mikhailof
Zuckerman
Kylatkovsky
Soloviel
Lipetzk
Tia
St Ling
Liyadin
St. Petersburg
Air
Julabott
Tikhonoff
Okladsky
Dille
Inklwoft
Alexandrovsk
Jotbolf
Milo
Inkiniwil
Anover Ming
Odessa
Odessa Branch Allroad, Fomento
Schtchman
Henged
Lavedell
Bey
Tit
Czar
Iine
Fomenko
Slice
Brave Woman Uses Pistol to Fend Off Intruder
Special dispatch reports a well known citizen James Garwood, living at 54 Contra street, was away when an unknown man forced entry at a late hour. Mrs Garwood confronted the intruder, retrieved a Derringer from a kitchen drawer, cocked the weapon and warned him to leave. The man fled as neighbors gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morself
Chicago Tribuna
Laws
James Garwood
Contra Street
le Jott
Heme
Atrs. Garwood
Walsh
Drs. Garwood
Shia
Sho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eusaall Sago
Stock Board
TNE Pacific Mutuat. Marine
Chicaga Tribune
Pacific Mutial Marine & Inland Insurance Company
Wail Street
Ling
Acummliics
T He Company
THY
Ilya
Uorley
Fuovisionh
Western Steam
Arkeles
Western Mess Pork
Vale
Marel St
Macondal
Deena
Othem
Cuba
Erly Tae
Liverpool
Wheal. Tuy
Ma AG
Connecticut
Chauncey M. Depew
Trymington
Gov. Andrews
Lieut Gorringe
St. George's
Nicholas
St. Antrovy's
St. Patrick's
Garfield
Arthur
William M. Evarts
Treasury
Sharmoyy
Ramsey
Devens
Mretisg OF
TION
Pac
Guaranty & Income Company
Law Committee
Polles
Byrnes
Han
Ciyll
Porn Aron Mulates
Fun
Russia
Shirtaeif
Aaron Zundelavitch
Kobylansky
Luthonak
Presninkotl
Buch
Martynovsky
Zubkovaky
Luliteh
Drigo
Sophy Ivanoff
Mary Griaznoff
Eugenie Fignor
Proustan
Zemlin O Volke
Toa City
Inkl
Moscovw
Clint
Unctnan
Sophy Verovaky
Hartman
Jeboringa
Byracna
Tartan
St. Petersbure
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!