Stock Market Rally Off Early Decline On Tuesday Noon
The New York general list showed strength at noon on Tuesday December 17 with Amalgamated rallying 4 points after an early decline. Copper stocks weakened though rallied briefly with Amalgamated. Notable moves included Adventure down 1 percent to 16, Calumet and Hecla down to 68, Centennial slipping to 12 before a partial recovery, and Quincy down 15 to 13.85.
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New York
Amalgamated
Boston
Adventure
Anaconda
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Mass
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrott
Quincy
Trimountain
Wolverine
Erie Telephone
Amalgamated Copper Leads Stock Rally After Decline
Amalgamated Copper resumed its downward path then revived to lift the market with gains in Amalgamated to 64 and a broad rally across rails and industrials. Major names moved, including St. Paul, Pennsylvania, N Y C and U S Steel, while copper stocks showed volatility and trading activity persisted through noon. Cotton futures opened easy with nearby months hovering around 8.15 to 8.18 as investors watched reactions to reorganizations and bond moves.
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Amalgamated Copper
New York
Rock Island
Anaconda
Atchison
Erie
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
W. U
Amalgamated
General Electric
Long Island
Mrs Anna Ray Quesenberry Marries Dr Root in Carrollton
Carrollton, Dec 16 Mrs Anna Ray Quesenberry daughter of Robert D Ray former state supreme court judge and Dr Oren Root were married here today Root is Elihu Root’s brother and a Hamilton College mathematics professor Mrs Quesenberry was principal of Carrollton high school.
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Carrollton, Mo
Anna Ray Quesenberry
Robert D. Ray
State Supreme Court
Oren Root
Root
Elihu Root
Hamilton College
New York
Quesenberry
Carrollton High School
Labor's Woe and Capitol Meet for Peaceful Talks
In New York on December 16 labor and capital leaders met under the National Civic Federation to discuss reducing wage and industrial disputes. Prominent attendees included Marcus Hanna, Charles Schwab, Archbishop Ireland, Bishop Potter, and labor figures like John Phillips and John Donnelly. Schwab urged fair minded cooperation while Hanna praised organized labor, sparking apologies from labor delegates for prior views.
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New York
National Civic Federation
Pennsylvania
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Theodore Shaffer
American Federation of Labor
Oscar Strauss
Turkey
Marcus A. Hanna
Chas. M. Schwab
U. S. Steel Corporation
Archbishop Ireland
H. C. Potter
R. Callaway
American Locomotive Works
E. D. Durand
Industrial Commission
R. C. Kerens
St. Louis
R. M. Easly
John Phillips
The
National Hatters’ Union
John J. Donnelly
Bricklayers’ Union of New York
Jas. Ryan
International Typographical Union
Marcus Marks
National Clothing Makers’ Association
Potter
United States
Hanna
Auction sales December 14 list railroads banks and mills
Auction sales dated December 14 list values for Northern Railroad of N H Vermont and Mass R R Co and numerous banks including First Nat Bank South Weymouth and State National Bank as well as manufacturing firms such as Amoskeag and Merrimack Mills and several railroads like Boston and Maine and Connecticut River. Entries show bank and factory names with monetary figures and rail lines.
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First Nat. Bank
Aerete Pavia
Old Colony National Bank
National Union Bank
National Webster Bank
Rts
Union Nat. Bank
Lowell
Railroad
Nat'l Bank
Suffolk National Bank
State National Bank
Washington National Bank
Wamsutta Mills
Atlas Nat'l Bank
Colonial
Eliot Nat'l Bank
First
Chess
Newton
Mass
New England
Prescott
Suffolk
Third National Bank
Third
Third Nat'l Bank
Washington
Nat'l Bank 135
Manufacturing CO
Richards Welcomes Infant Son Frederick Joseph Richards Jr
In this city on December 16 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Richards. The newborn has been christened Frederick Joseph Richards Jr.
New Sleeping Car Service in Chicago
A new sleeping car service operates from Boston South Station at 6 p m with through travel to Buffalo Detroit and Chicago via Boston and Albany New York Central and Michigan Central railroads. It bills itself as the best quickest safest and only direct double track service from New England to these points. Send for West One A S Hanson General Passenger Agent.
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Chicago
South Station
Boston
Buffalo
Detroit
Albany
New York Central
Michigan Central
New England
A. S. Hanson
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Digestive Health
An old advertisement claims burdock blood bitters strengthen the stomach and make indigestion impossible, suggesting the remedy cures many ills by improving digestion and toning the digestive tract.
Two Men Killed by Lake Shore Train Near Detroit
In Delray, a Detroit suburb, two men were killed and a third injured when a Lake Shore passenger train struck them on foggy tracks while walking to work. The deceased were Charles De Rosier of Ecorse and Fred Weisner of Delray. Ernest Hinselman survived with a broken leg and head injuries. he is expected to recover.
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Detroit
Mich
Delray
Lake Shore
Charles DE Rosier
Ecorse
Fred Weisner
Ernest Hinselman
Hinselman
Gorman Theatre Destroyed by Fire in South Framingham
The Gorman theatre in South Framingham burned today, delaying a Jan 1 opening. The loss, about 20 000, affected owner John W. Gorman of Boston and contractor O Laughlin, with three alarms and high winds aiding flames. Insurance on the building stood at 10 000, while materials were only partially insured.
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South Framingham
Gorman
John W. Gorman
Boston
O’laughlin
Two New Bishops Named by Pope at Rome Consistory
In Rome on December 16 a consistory named Father John J. O'Connor as bishop of Newark and Father William H. O'Connell as bishop of Portland. The Pope denounced proposed Italian divorce laws in a passionate address urging Italians to oppose such reforms.
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Rome
John J. O'Connor
Newark
N. J
Wm. H. O'Connell
Portland
Italy
Among Old Friends at St Joseph’s as Bishop Blesses
Bishop O'Connell of Maine celebrated mass at St Joseph's Church West End Boston. He bestowed a episcopal blessing to the kneeling congregation then breakfasted with Viccar-General Byrne and other Boston clergy. He will stay a few days and attend several receptions and dinners.
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Boston
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
West End
O'Connell
Maine
Viccar-General Byrne
St. Joseph’s Church
Archdiocese of Boston
Schley Thanks Friends in Open Letter of Gratitude
Washington December 16 1901 Rear Admiral Schley issued a public letter to The Associated Press expressing gratitude for the wave of confidence and support from across the United States. Attorneys Rayner and Teague conferred with him as they plan further action regarding findings of the court of inquiry. Secretary Long agreed to withhold approval of the findings until Schley can file objections.
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Washington
Isador A. Rayner
M. A. Teague
Schley
Associated Press
United States
Winfield Scott Schley
Dewey
Sedley
Teague
Maclay
Secretary Long
Pere Ack Asi
Navy Yard
Geo. Dewey
W. S. Schley
Long
Admiral Schley
Burglars Blow Open Two Steel Safes in Rhinebeck Heist
A gang blew open Rhinebeck post office safes, taking 300 dollars in money and stamps. They failed to open the bank vault, which housed thousands in currency and securities, and abducted carrier Harry Crandall and night watchman Tallerdy, binding and gagging them before fleeing as shots were exchanged with pursuing residents. no injuries reported.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Rhinebeck
Harry Crandall
Tallerdy
James P. Clare Chosen Captain in M Company
Jas P Clare elected captain of M Company Fifth Regiment M V M succeeding Everard Whittemore who resigned. Charles H Groves declined. Henry C Moore chosen first lieutenant though he asks three days to decide. Clare is a Civil War Spanish American and Philippine War veteran and recently appointed State House messenger. Moore has seven years service with M company and is deemed well qualified.
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M Company
Fifth Regiment
M. W. Stover
Jas. P. Clare
Everard Whittemore
Charles H. Groves
Henry C. Moore
James P. Clare
Gen. Rice
Philippines
State House
Clare
Phil Mes
Moore
Chelmsford News Briefs Include Illness and Dance
Helen Rix of Flushing New York long ill after set back last summer underwent a surgical operation to save her life with condition reported hopeful. A social dance at the town hall Friday features Griffiths' singing orchestra. Centre boys claim a basketball win over North village misreported. Mr Armstrong and family move to new home on Billerica street.
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Helen
Dre
F. R. Rix
Flushing
N. Y
Town Hall
Musicc Griffiths
Centre
North Village
Stone Case No Prospect of Ransom in three months
Sofia Nov 30. On December 3 it will be three months since Ellen M Stone and Madame Tsilka were abducted by brigands near Banoko Macedonia. There is little chance of release soon. US policy in Turkey has failed to secure a settlement after six weeks of negotiations. Dickinson has returned to Constantinople to consider pressing an ultimatum if ransom is not agreed.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Ellen M. Stone
Madame Tsilka
Banoko
Macedonia
Turkey
Dickinson
Constantinople
United States
Mr. Dickinson
Spencer Eddy
Austro-Hungarian Pressure Aims at Border Quiet
Vienna reports indicate Austria Hungary is pressing Turkey and Bulgaria to curb banditry on their frontiers. The move follows talks between the American minister in Vienna and Count Goluchowski about Miss Stone.
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New York
Vienna
Turkey
Bulgaria
the Tribune
London
Count Goluchowski
Miss Stone
Brigands to Accept Ransom for Ellen Stone
Washington dispatch reports Spencer Eddy says brigands holding missionary Ellen M. Stone in Constantinople have agreed to release her for 60,000 dollars. Eddy expects she will be in the hands of her friends before Christmas.
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Washington
Hay
Spencer Eddy
Constantinople
Ellen M. Stone
Mr. Eddy
Miss Stone
Exhibition of Paintings by Joseph A Nesmith at Public Library
Artist Joseph A Nesmith displays 26 water color views mainly of White Hills Washington Moat Chocorua and Rattle Snake. Works span seasons with rich warm tones and detailed shadows, including Twilight and Buttermilk Hollow. The show runs this week with free admission and highlights nature’s beauty.
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Joseph A. Nesmith
Public Library
White Hills
Washington
Moat
Buttermilk Hollow
Mr. Nesmith
Whistler and
Neal
Whistler
Cheap rail excursions to Colorado and Pacific coast
Grand Trunk Railway offers low fares to Colorado and Pacific coast points with $44.40 to Denver and $67.40 to Los Angeles, San Francisco, and other Pacific ports. Departures from Lowell every Monday and Wednesday at 32 09 p.m. Call or write Thomas Wynne, travelling passenger agent, 308 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
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Grand Trunk Railway System
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Denver
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Lowell
Thomas Wynne
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Imported Solid Back Hair Brushes D0c to $5
Carelton and Hovey offer solid back hair brushes at five dollars each. Demand highlights value of durable grooming tools in shop stock.
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Carelton & Hovey
Will Bequests In Medford For Church Building Society
The will of the late Mrs. Matilda T. Haskins filed in Middlesex probate in East Cambridge provides for several bequests. Up to 700 dollars is set aside for the Congregational Church Building Society to construct a church and parsonage named James Church in the west, in memory of Galen James and Rev. Horace James. The remainder will be divided equally among Congregational charitable societies including the Woman’s Board of Missions and the American Missionary Association, with offices in Boston.
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Matilda T. Haskins
Medford
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
Congregational Church Building Society
Congregational House
Boston
James Church
Woman’s Board of Missions
Woman's Home Missionary Association
American Missionary Asociation
New York
Testament clause for church society residue share
A probate statement specifies that the church and parsonage are part of the residue and that the Congregational Church Building Society receives a $700 per person share if the residue suffices. if not, the society shall not share in the residue.
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Congregational Church Building Society
Young man shot by Marx cannot recover
James Q. Stiff of Oak Grove Virginia, shot while with others attempting to chastise Herbert Marx at Marx home, was moved from Emergency hospital to his home in Washington. Doctors say his condition is hopeless and he cannot recover.
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Herbert Marx
Washington
James Q. Stiff
Oak Grove
New Hampshire Bank Pays Dividend to Depositors
Claremont New Hampshire December 17 The assignees of the Sullivan Institution for Savings began distributing a dividend of 7144 percent among depositors since the bank failed earlier. Announced that total dividends distributed reach 62 percent.
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Claremont
N. H
Sullivan Institution For Savings
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Arbuckle Bros
American Sugar Co
Standard Oil
Tuttle
Boston & Maine
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Copper Range Company
Fisk & Robinson
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Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Street
Lowell, Mass
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Sen. Hanna
R. L. Day & Co. Banks
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Francis J Henshaw & Co
Berkhire Railroad Co
Boston & Maine R. R. Co
Concord & Montreal R. R
Chassai
Connecticut River R. R. Co
Maine Central R. R. Co
Manchester & Lawrence R. R
Arlington Mills
Bigelow Carpet Co
Boston Belting Co
Great Falls Mfg
Merrimack Mfg
National Day Co Beeps
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Moijazi0
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Spencer Trask & Co
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Philip R. Hovey
Telphone
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O'Donnell & Gilbride Co
Lowell Morning Citizen
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NEW Hampshire Bank
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