Market Opens Strong with Broad Advances in Stocks
The stock market opened strong with heavy noon transactions and several favorites rising. Sugar leaped from 124% to 128% while T C I and Steel Wire advanced, Federal Steel improved, railroads strengthened, Amalgamated gained, and Nascent gains surfaced in North American and Erie Telephone. News of mine and smelter progress, possible dividends, and ongoing book examinations at Brooklyn Rapid Transit fueled bullish sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Steel
Amalgamated
Considerabia
Rolston’& Bass
Leterial Steel
St. Paul
Lata Shore
Heinze
Night of the Oir Farce Stars Matthews and Bulger at Park Boston
A new musical farce titled Night of the oir premieres at the Park theatre Boston during Christmas week. Matthews and Bulger headline a strong cast including Walter Jones Tannerhill Philip Rytey Whatley Marion Gunning and Hart with a special Christmas matinee planned alongside regular performances.
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Matthews
Bulger
Park Theatre
Boston
Dunne
Ryley
Walter Jones
Ne Tannehill
Philip Rytey
Whatley
Marion Gunning
To Hart
Fraternal Lodge Activities and Elections Report
Gen Fiske lodge 44 welcomed a new member and planned a candy pull and races for the new year. Wamesit lodge 7102 elected officers including A J Ottley and J Usher. installations set for Jan 7. Leather Workers union reported dance proceeds over 300 with top ticket sales by Thomas Leonard. Garin F of A established with initial 51 members and officers named. Golden Harvest Circle elections announced with officers listed. further secretary appointment postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Fiske Lodge
Old Highland Hall
Allie Ward
Thos. H. Hushand
Wamesit Lodge
Manchester Unity
Merrimack Street
A. J. Ottley
Carleton & Hovey
William Mack
J. S. Jackson
Peter Mackenzie
Leather Workers’ Union
Louisville
The
Federation of Labor
Frank McCarthy
Boston
Thomas Leonard
D. Carney
Garin
W. F. Stafford
D. G
E. Slattery
L. P. Turcotte
Thos. Moss
Jas. H. Hibbard
C. R
Napoleon Grandchamp
Tanis Tenaix
A. D. Perrier
Joseph Dostaler
Sr. Woodward
Narcisse Lachance
Jr. Woodward
Geo. le Brun
Sir Beadle
Xavier Dubuque
Jr. Beadle
Tanis Tandry
Guard
Jean Hibbard Perrin
Samuel Cinqmars
Octanie Daigneault
Joseph Plean
A. J. Halpin
Three-masted schooner Joseph Eaton Jr Believed Lost With All Hands
Boston December 17 The schooner Joseph Eaton Jr of Barnstable capt Greenlaw bound from New York for Rockland is believed to have foundered with six crew aboard. Last sighted on Nantucket shoals before the December 4 gale and since then no word. Owned by A F P and C A Crockett of Rockland.
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Boston
Joseph Eaton, Jr
Barnstable
Greenlaw
New York
Rockland
Nantucket Shoals
A. F P
C. A. Crockett
Captain Berry Dies In Hyannis At 70 After Maritime Service
Hyannis Massachusetts December 17 Captain Chas G Berry long time commander on the Metropolitan line from Boston to New York died at his Main Street home today He was 70 years old and had been retired about eight years Previously he commanded the steamer H L Dimock and the H M Whitney He leaves three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis
Mass
Chas. G. Berry
Boston
New York
Main Street
Elegant French gilt frames and holiday gifts on sale
Elegant gilt frames etchings engravings artotypes water colors and more. Returned from Calvary photogravure offered as a Christmas present. Frames shown at prices from 26 cents to 4 dollars. George E. Maker corner Merrimack and John streets under bank. Telephone access listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
George E
Merrimack
John Streets
Dry Goods Market Slumps Then Shows Cautious Uptick
Dry goods markets report quiet demand across cotton and woolen dress goods as cotton prices rebound. Buyers remain cautious with limited willingness to trade on lower values, while exporters note dull new business. however holiday retail and January outlook brighten spirits at major firms.
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Fall River
Boston
Japan
Europe
American Woolen Company
Senate Millionaires Myth Debunked in Ainslee's Note
L. A. Coolidge in Ainslee's argues the Senate is not a millionaires club. He lists several senators with wealth or praise for their careers, noting most rose by merit, talent, and long public service rather than money. He cites governors, speakers, and war veterans among the chamber's leaders.
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Senate
House
Aldrich
Depew
Elkins
Fairbanks
Foraker
J. P. Jones
Kean
Lodge
McMillan
Proctor
Scott
Shoup
Stewart
Turner
Wetmore
Walcott
United States
Ohio
Hale
Congress
Blaine
Hanna
Massachusetts
Michigan
Washington
Far West
Beerides
Wolcort
Alligon
Chandler
Sere
Mantey
Hoar
Lindsay
McEnery
Penfore
Perking
Apooner
Tel
Thurston
Turkey
Whlington
Sewe
Warren
House of Representatives
Ross
Vermont
New Hampshire
Simon
Oregon State Senate
Butler
North Carolina
National Committee
Cockrell
Missouri
Treasury
Beveridge
Indiana
Baker
Kansas
Pettus
Alabama
Kyle
South Dakota
Turley
Tennessee
Taliaferro
Florida
Chilton
Texas
L. A. Coolidge
Ainslee’s
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Stock Market
Massachusetts Electric Company
Nashua
N. H
Lowell, Lawrence and Haverhill
Bingham
Navaho
Lowell People
Bright
Sears
Bel
AD. Ret. Co
Atchison
Atchison Pfd
Am Tobacco
Brooklyn
Shesa
B& A
Enne
Lec.& G
Tyty
Jeoccereceee
Col. F. & Lon
Shy Sing del
L. & Weveee
Erie Ball
Ds Bevera, Steel
Ny Feveral Steel P
Ns Metro
K. Hike
Wee
York
Union Pacific
U.S. Rabeer Union Pac
Lily Woet Union
Asaby Wheeling
Kim River Prackue
Securities
Golden Harvest Circle
Companions of the Forest
William Dwyer
Katie Toohey
Josie Sullivan
Nelie Murphy
Mary Brophy
Mary Healey
Agnes McLaughlin
James Leary
OLD Sound
Maker's Christmas
DRY Goods Market
Ieee
Coline
Gol
Pocket
Mase Milics
Milhary
Cacon
P. F. Devine’s
Smamioreriaiack
Tieitch Tr
Essex St
Lawrence
Peetory
Middlesex St
Plutocrats’' Club
Pocketbooks
Alligator
Seal
Morocco
Sterling Silver Novelties
Winder
Ratchy
Wood
Sense
Arthur J. Cummiskey
Harberdasher and Men's Outfitter
Merimack Street
Fouth
Ellen
Coot
Milliken & Co
Bettenge Betting
Rastgn
Laws
Guesday
A. G. Pollard & CO
Kriss Kingle
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Courier-Citizen Company
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