Trading Light on Wall Street Mixed All Day
Market notes show light two hour activity in New York and Boston with Amalgamated Copper steady yet lagging. Sugar weakens after rumor of par value. Calumet and Hecla gains. Mass slips. Quincey, Tamarack shift. broader readings indicate cautious trades and pending January reinvestment effects amid copper and monetary uncertainties.
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New York
Amalgamated
Boston
Calumet and
Hecla
Mass
Osceola
Quincey
Tamarack
Wolverine
Yirie
N. E. Telephone
Amalgamated Copper
Hocking Valley
Reading Common
Manhattan and Metropolitan Street Railway
Whle Amalgamated Copper
Grangers
Pacifics
Northwestern Preferred
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Henry Clews & Co
Market notes show stocks and sugar under pressure
Financial bulletin reports Amalgamated and sugar stocks in focus with declines in certain rails and banks. Leather sales at a first sale in a long time signal cautious demand while dividends and trading conditions hint at tentative encouragement. Cotton futures open mixed as bank reserves shift and a 4 percent semi annual dividend is approved for Traders National stockholders. A Kansas City control rumor links George Gould and Nathaniel Thayer to a possible major stockholding.
Unerring Laws of Market Values Guide Investors
The pamphlet explains governing factors behind market value movements and offers exhaustive analysis of exchange securities. It includes maps, trading rules, and long term price data, promising readers deeper qualification for successful trading. Haicut & Freese offer a free illustrated guide and daily market letter.
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Wall Street
Haicut & Freese
Secretary Gage Plans Resignation From Treasury
Washington reports indicate Secretary Gage intends to relinquish the treasury portfolio as soon as Roosevelt finds a suitable successor. Gage prefers relief before spring and has informed the President, who has urged him to stay. Gage says relations with the President remain cordial. A separate note confirms Secretary Hay does not plan to retire from the cabinet amid ongoing Isthmian Canal negotiations.
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Washington
Gage
Treasury
Roosevelt
Wakeman
Hay
Investment Securities. Members New York Stock Exchange
Branch Office: Albany at 65 State Street under the New York Stock Exchange network with registered securities services and member firm operations.
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New York Stock Exchange
State St
Albany
St Thomas church land case ends. parish left without home
In Salem the supreme court dismissed the 1888 suit by St Thomas church of Methuen against Mrs Caroline E Huse, ending a lengthy dispute over church property. The decision leaves the parish without a church home as heirs may retain the land. The Methuen property is near the Lawrence line, about half an acre, with windows and other realty to be handled.
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Lawrence
Supreme Court
Salem
St. Thomas Church of
St. Thomas
Huse
Prentiss Webster
Trull & Wier
Wier
Methuen
Fire Devastates New London Block on Bank Street
A fierce blaze at Raub's gun store on Bank Street in New London started about 6:50 am. Five buildings on State and Bank were gutted and stores damaged, with losses around 100000. Firemen battled bitter cold to prevent total devastation. officials suspect a carelessly thrown match. Insurance covers the losses.
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New London
Conn
Raub
Bank Street
State and
Bank Streets
Wakeman Removed as New York Port Appraiser
Washington reports President and Secretary Gage agreed to remove Appraiser Wakeman of New York port after he accused Secretary Gage in a letter. George Whitehead, ex Porto Rico customs chief, named to succeed Wakeman. Alfred W. Brown to head Boston appraiser’s office as transition. Wakeman to vacate tomorrow.
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Washington
Gage
Wakeman
Port
New York
White House
George Whitehead
Porto Rico
Mr. Wakeman
Alfred W. Brown
Boston
George W. Whitehead
Senate
Sampsons Condition Reported By Doctor In Chief View
Washington dispatch says Dr W S Dix, attending physician for Rear Admiral W T Sampson, reports the admiral is not in immediate danger. He describes a normal daily routine, active heart, no need for a nurse, and health that may endure for years or be brief, with daily visits expected.
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Washington
W. S. Dixon
W.T. Sampson
Miss Burt Case Postponed to June Term
Northampton December 20 The case of Miss Mabel Burt Bridgton New Jersey indicted for numerous thefts at Smith college was continued again to the next June term. Burt is in an asylum at Beckfort Pennsylvania with a serious mental condition described as a paranoid form of adolescent insanity per affidavit from the institution superintendent.
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Northampton
Mabel Burt
Bridgton
N. J
Smith College
Superior Criminal Court
Burt
Eackfort
Train collision near Scott Haven injures three
Pittsburg December 20 The Cumberland Express on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad struck the caboose of a freight train at Scott Haven. The passenger engine derailed and ditched. Engineer Frank Hughes and his female were badly injured along with the freight flagman. No passengers were hurt.
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Pittsburg
Cumberland Express
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Scott Haven
Frank Hughes
Mills Return to Ten Hours a Day Schedule
Nashua New Hampshire December 20. Orders issued state that after December 30 the Jackson and Nashua Manufacturing companies mills will operate ten hours daily. This restores the old schedule shortened earlier to fifty hours per week because China market troubles closed a major market for goods, causing accumulation.
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Nashua
N. H
Jackson and Nashua Mfg
China
Conductor Inherits Wealth In Medford Bequest
Medford on December 20 reports Patrick Donahue a conductor on the local Elevated railway tied to the Medford Division has learned of a $10,000 land and building estate from a distant relative. He travels to Brockton to inspect the inheritance details.
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Medford
Patrick Donahue
Losion Elevated
Brockton
Almost new seven room cottage for sale in good neighborhood
Owing to circumstances beyond the owner's control a cottage house of seven rooms with bath and hot and cold water, in fine repair, is offered for sale at your mercy. No reasonable offer refused. For particulars call telephone 909-4.
High Flier Wakefield Arrested for Larceny in Framingham
Wm C Wakefield 23 years old, once promoter of copper mining schemes, was arrested in South Framingham on a larceny charge. State Officer Whitney secured a bench warrant accusing him of misappropriating funds from investors including trustees of estates. He faces indictments for stealing 1200 from Horatio F Twomby and 3000 from Mrs L B Porter, who claimed he sought a Spanish war loan backed by signatures of Dewey and a London attorney. He was jailed in Middlesex awaiting hearings.
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Wm. C
Wakefield
London
Middlesex County Jail
Whitney
Boston
New York
Iegan
Cambridge
Grand Jury
Middlesex County
Suffolk County
Horatio F. Twombly
Middlesex Grand Jury
L. B. Porter
Porter
Jacob Skinner
Spain
George Dewey
America
Sampson Objects to Dewey Report on Santiago Command
Admiral Sampson files formal objections to Admiral Dewey's statement that Schley commanded at the Santiago battle. The New York letter to Secretary Long dated December 19 argues Schley was not in command, that Sampson led at the battle, and that the question was not referred to the court.
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Washington
W. T. Sampson
Dewey
Schley
Santiago
Navy Department
E. S. Theall
Sampson
Broad Street
New York
Department
Commodore Schley
United States
Admiral Sampson
Governor Gregory Laid To Rest In Elm Grove Cemetery
The body of William Gregory former Rhode Island governor lay in state at St Pauls church Wickford before funeral rites led by Rev Frederick B Cole. State executive officers judges senators and representatives attended the Episcopal service and a large floral display including a six and a half foot state seal piece from Rhode Island marked the ceremony.
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St. Paul's Church
Frederick B. Cole
Rhode Island
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