Irregular Opening in New York Stock Market
On December 16 in New York the stock market opened irregular with Amalgamated Copper and many leaders showing gains while St Paul and Louisville lagged. By 11 a.m. dealings grew confused and a Pacifics grouping formed as leaders like St Paul Sugar Manhattan and Amalgamated advanced, with top performers about a point above prior close and Sugar up 24 percent.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Colorado Southern
Erie
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Pacifics
The
Cealers
Consolidated Gas
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Preferred
American Express
Market features open steady with varied futures data
New York features opened steady with futures for January at 8.48, February 8.34, March 7.35, April 8.36, May 8.38, June 8.38, July 8.42, August 8. September offered at 8.00.
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New York
Stephen C Baker 92 dies after pneumonia at Oakland Street home
Stephen Chandler Baker aged 92 years and two months died Monday night at 43 Oakland street after a recent illness. He once served as a New York patrolman and sustained injuries in a Civil War riot. Survived by wife Martha, 87, a son killed in the war, a sister Mrs Simpson in the city, a Nashua brother, and Mrs Lane, a sister living with the couple.
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Stephen Chandler Baker
Oakland Street
Baker
Lowell
Martha
New York
Funeral of Miss Mary Mooney Held At Immaculate Conception
The funeral for Miss Mary Mooney took place yesterday from her home at 98 East Merrimack Street. A 9 o'clock Mass at Immaculate Conception was celebrated by Rev. Fr. Lawrence. The choir directed by Mr. P P Haggerty sang the Gregorian mass as bearers Irving L Jones Patrick F Roach Stephen Flynn Thomas Dunlavey and John and James Grog an assisted. Floral tributes included a pillow from Wm Mooney and other pieces from family and friends. The body was sent to New York on the 11 Yelock train via Undertaker Molloy.
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Mary Mooney
East Merrimack Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Fr. Lawrence
O. M. Ll
P.P. Haggerty
Irving L. Jones
Patrick F. Roach
Stephen Flynn
Thomas Dunlavey
John
James Grogan
Wm. Mooney
Misses Road
Sarah Doherty
Mary
B. Feeney
Katherine Burke
Margaret Finn
Katherine Hughes
Mary Daly
Michael Cannon
New York
Undertaker Molloy
Vanderbilt's Condition Remains Critical, Doctor Reports
New York December 16 Dr Austin Flint visited Cornelius Vanderbilt early this morning and said Vanderbilt remains very sick with no change since yesterday. The crisis is not expected to pass for two or three days, the physician added.
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New York
Austin Flint
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Larceny Case in Police Court Involves Morse Cronin
Edward Morse and Mary Cronin faced larceny charges in Albion police court over $50 taken from John Bryan on December 11. Bryan testified he slept in his room after inviting Morse and Cronin. $100 had been taken, leaving $50 missing, with witness accounts from McMonigle Wilkinson and Denby detailing events and relationships. The defense argued the complainant was intoxicated and the alleged act unclear, while the prosecution called it a badger game. both defendants were held on $400 bonds for the superior court’s February session.
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Edward Morse
Mary Cronin
John Bryan
Bryan
Merrimack Street
Albion Block
Morse
Cronin
Mr. Bryan
W. A. Hogan
Fred FE. McMonigle
McMonigle
Parker
Manchester
Nhs
John Denby
Dutton Street
Edward
James
Hogan
McMonnigle
Welch
Superior Court
Personal ad seeks refined man 40 to 55 at home
A gentleman of domestic tastes wishes the acquaintance of a refined age between 40 and 55 living at home address M. C. D. 597 Besex street Lynn Muse. All that is new and desirable in neckwear for men to $1.50. Mr. L. Bailey & Co 69 Merrimack street.
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Besex Street
Lynn, Muse
Mr. L. Bailey & Co
Merrimack Street
Last Words in Blondin Murder Trial in Boston Court
Court heard closing arguments in the Blondin murder case as James F. Owens and Attorney General Herbert Parker addressed jurors. Owens attacked circumstantial evidence and motive while Parker urged a just verdict, asserting motive, method, and the safety of the Commonwealth.
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Blondin
Boston
James F. Owens
Green Street
Middlesex
Owens
Commonwealth
Canada
Chelmsford
Margaret Emma Blondin
Providence
Close Call Asphyxiation From Gas In Chestnut Street Home
Mrs Rebecca Hillman and her daughter nearly suffocated by gas from a stove in their sleeping room at 72 Chestnut Street. Neighbors and Officer Creahan revived the daughter after a dazed state. the mother recovered after being taken outside. Gas escape occurred through an open door.
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Rebecca Hillman
Chestnut Street
Miss Hillman
Acting Mayor Responds On Coal Shortage In Lowell
Message from Acting Mayor Badger to President Baer reports no coal available for Lowell MA. Storm delays shipments and empty barges. Coal will be sent to New England depots for distribution. Boston agent to assist as possible. Signed CLE Henderson.
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Badger
Baer
Lowell
W. FE
Masa
Merc Baer
Wessels
New England
Boston
Cle. Henderson
Foot and Mouth Disease Detected in Littleton Cattle
In Littleton W L Pickard dairy herd twelve cows infected with foot and mouth disease. Prompt eradication steps to be taken. Disease previously appeared locally weeks ago but relief measures nearly stamped it out.
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Littleton
Dee
W.L. Pickard
Inaccuracy in Direction of Diriva on Italian Cruiser
Rome reports a United States statement claiming Signor Diriva, the minister of Mary at Caracas, boarded the Italian cruiser Giovanni Bausan at La Guatura. The note appears incorrect and lacks corroboration from local sources.
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Rome
United States
Signor Diriva
Mary
Caracas
Giovanni Bausan
la Guatra
Supreme Court recess announced for two weeks
Washington December 15 Chief Justice Fuller said the supreme court would recess on December 22 for two weeks. Justice Fuller projected the court would resume business by early January with standard calendar procedures.
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Washington
Fuller ¢ Y
Supreme Court
Subpoenas on Bankers as Canfield Faces Civil Suit Threat
New York December 15 subpenas served on Lewisohn and A A Houseman bankers and on others tied to Richard Canfield's gambling houses. Regents say immunity clause may not shield respondents while Canfield threatens civil action for raid damages. Reginald Vanderbilt not summoned. guests at a birthday party may have been implicated.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Richard Canfield
Lewisohn
A. A. Houseman
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Jesse Lewisohn
Lewisohn Bros
A. A. Houseman & Co
London
Berlin
Brooks
Canfield
Jerome
Dame Age
Halt Ordered in Venezuelan Waters The British Commander
London reports that orders may have been sent to the British commander in Venezuelan waters to take no further aggressive action for now pending a decision on the arbitration proposal.
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London
Associated Press
Venezuelan
Oon
British Denies Responsibility for Venezuelan Ship Sinking
In the House of Commons Lord Cranborne denied that the British commander caused the sinking of Venezuelan ships. He said the German commodore deemed it necessary to sink two ships and Britain bore no responsibility. Mr Schwann moved to adjourn Venezuelan talks. debate to follow.
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London
Lord Cranborne
House of Commons
Great Britain
Schwann
Press reports say Puerto Cabello bombardment limited to fortifications
Washington confirms the Anglo German bombardment at Puerto Cabello did not target inhabitants or fire on the town. The move was not a violation of international law as 24 hours notice was not required for fortified areas. US policy signals potential protest only if peaceful blockade affects American ships. Bow en Bowen’s arbitration stance is noted amid Crete precedent and alarm over future enforcement.
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Washington
Bowen
Puerto Cabello
United States
Anr Americcan
Venezuela
Hay
State Department
Crete
Sherman
Pardeoiv
Bowen Hive
Christmas Towels and Suspenders At Local Shops
Beautiful damask towels with hem or fringe are suggested as Christmas gifts priced at 26c each. Also offered are new suspenders from 25c to 2.00, available at O Donnell and Gilbride Co and Mr L Bailey and Co on merchant street.
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O'Donnell & Gilbride CO
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