Market Puzzle Stuns Traders In Sharp One Day Swing
The market today showed irregular trading with a dull, light session. Trimountain rose briefly to 45 after opening at 42 8, Osceola and Utah inched higher while U S slipped. Erie Telephone receipts sold small lots, and the new Erie referred was strong with 88 bid amid narrow ranges in Mexican Central.
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New York Exchange
Boston
Trimountain
Osceola
Utah
U. S
Erie
Mexican Central
Stock Market Opens Irregular in New York
New York Jan 11 The stock market opened irregular led by Amalgamated Copper 703 percent and Manhattan 14 point advance Baltimore and Ohio nearly a point The rest showed fractional gains with small professional business dominating trading session over late expectations and early momentum faded.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
Manhattan
Norfolk and Western
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Baltimore
Ohio
Cotton futures and financial notes in New York summary
Cotton futures opened steady with May and June around 8.14 to 8.16 and later closed barely steady with a front month near 7.90. Spot middling uplands 844 and gulf 8 1 2. London market firmer. Bank of New York ship gold to Bremen. National City Bank reserve rose while loans and deposits shifted. Henry Clews warns of feverish market hopes and advises selling long stocks on rallies. New England building and engineering contracts total about 2.294 million for the week, 2.702 million year to date, against prior year totals.
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New York
Gulf
The
National City Bank of
Bremen
Henry Clews & Co
New England
F. W. Dodge Company
Market tone hints at stronger buying in stocks and cotton
The column explains how buying surpassing selling reflects price moves driven by favorable news and demand. It notes easing money rates in foreign markets, $500,000 gold exports to Europe as a special transfer, a better Bank of England statement reducing gold demand, and ongoing cotton mill activity with exporters bidding freely yet often meeting holders' prices.
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Haven & Stout
Europe
Treasury
Bank of England
R. G. Dun & Co
London
Arrest of Mrs McCabe for drunkenness at Summer street home
Police Officers Ryan and Grinnell found Mrs Annie McCabe in a cold Summer street residence this morning charged with drunkenness. Two nearly starving children were cared for as officers conducted a food search, which yielded no provisions. The woman claimed this was her first arrest.
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Annie McCabe
Ryan and Grinnell
Summer Street
Boers Open to Terms but Stand on Unconditional Surrender
Amsterdam reports Boer delegates in Holland hint at peace overtures and demand to drop unconditional surrender. They seek fair terms and a modus vivendi that limits Kruger's independence against British offers. London notes a rumor of possible surrender if not exiled, while officials deny any surrender proposals.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Kruger
Great Britain
London
Globe
War Office
Euclid Avenue Trust and Savings assigns assets in Cleveland
The Euclid Avenue Trust and Savings company assigned to Attorney Frank H. Ginn with a bond set at 250000 by Judge Bloch. McGinn stated directors chose the assignment to benefit all creditors as rapid realisation of assets lagged and withdrawals rose. no depositor will lose a dollar and the bank is solvent though patrons failed to meet obligations quickly. Liquidation continues under court orders after three months of deposits declining from 2200000 to 1400000.
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Euclid Avenue
Murphy Rally Shows Hope After Bellevue Surgery
New York surgeons at Bellevue hospital report Thomas P. Murphy, whose leg was amputated after Wednesday's tunnel accident, has rallied from the operation and shows good recovery prospects. Other patients from the collision include funeral services planned in New Rochelle for three victims and various injuries with mixed recoveries and conditions.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Thomas P. Murphy
Murphy
Bellevue
New Rochelle
B. Altman & Co
Oscar Meyrowitz
H. G. Dimon
Arthur Whitely
United Verde Copper Company
Albert Wadley
John M. Wisker
White Plains
Norwalk
Geo. Winter
Winfield Schultze
A. E. W. McCray
Winter
Schultze
McCray
A. W. Adams
New York Hospital
In Congress Not Well Matured Free Mailing Privilege for Mrs McKinley
The House debated a permanent census bureau bill with strong opposition to its maturity. Aimed to place current employees under civil service, the bill was recommitted for a detailed organizational plan. Mrs McKinley received free mailing privileges for life as the session adjourned.
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Census Bureau
Burkett
Nebraska
Appropriations Committee
McKinley
Barney
Wis
Committee On Appropriations
Hopkins
Francis A. Walker
Porter
Grosvenor
Ohio
Senate
Neb
Gillett
Mass
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Sulzer
N. Y
Williams
Hemenway
Ind
Civil Service Commission
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Victims of tunnel wreck listed with injuries
The six patients at Flower hospital include William F. Lutze and H. C. Keene of New Rochelle with burns and fractures, while George Winters and Everett Coffin also suffer leg injuries. At Presbyterian hospital Mabel Newman and Sadie Scott from New Rochelle have leg fractures. Richard Molintux remains seriously injured. Roosevelt hospital hosts William R. Brooks and George Carter, both severely bruised or scalded, with Margaret Lambden among New Rochelle patients recovering from leg fractures.
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New York
Flower Hospital
William F. Lutze
New Rochelle
H. C. Keene
William J. McCrea
George Winters
Everett Coffin
George P. Fisher
Portchester
Presbyterian Hospital
Mabel Newman
Sadie Scott
Minnie Rice
Richard Molintux
New ~ Rochelle
William R. Brooks
Brooklyn
Roosevelt Hospital
George J. Carter
Margaret Lambden
Britain considers countervailing sugar duties in cabinet meeting
London debates sugar policy as cabinet weighs a countervailing duty to protect West Indian industry. Chamberlain cites West Indian authorities warning bankruptcy and collapse within a year if duties are not imposed. Brussels conference signals no wide abolition of bounties without Britain action.
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West Indies
United States
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
Chamberlain
West Indian Islands
Associated Press
Unionist
French minister Beau withholds credentials over Chinese demands
Pekin report says M. Beau refuses to present credentials until China meets French demands. A joint audience with the new Chinese ministers is postponed, and Beau's colleagues debate backing him. A fresh Turkish incident is seen as a possible development.
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Pekin
M. Beau
China
Primitive Methodist marks Gorham Street church opening
Services marking the completion of the Gorham Street Primitive Methodist church will be held in the new edifice tomorrow and through the week. Anniversary events include a 23rd church anniversary with sermons, greetings, and a banquet in the social hall. Notable attendees include Rev. Dr. Bateman Rev. Nath aniel W. Matthews Rev. C. E. Fisher J. H. MacDonald and local officials.
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Gorham Street
Primitive Methodist Church
First Primitive Methodist Church
Bateman
Nathaniel W. Matthews
J. W. C. Pickering
C. E. Fisher
J. H. MacDonald
Dr. Bateman
Messrs
Ford
Billings
C. A. R. Wbimon
Asa C. Russell
George BE. Putnam
G. M. Smiley
D. D
Charles A. Stott
N. B. Kerr
Franke A. Warfield
Bargain Prices on Pictures Mirrors and Frames
Cleaning Up. We have a large stock of desirable goods left after the holiday trade and will offer low prices to move them quickly. If you want a real bargain, come and see us. George E. Maker, corner Mer rimack and John streets.
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George E. Maker
Merrimack and
John Streets
House Recommends Recommit on Census Bill for Classified Service
The House voted to recommit the bill for reorganization of the census bureau with a provision to place the bureau within the classified service. Only 38 members supported the motion. The House then passed a bill granting the late President McKinley’s widow lifetime postal franking privilege before adjourning at 440 p. m.
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Hopkins
Bromwell
House
McKinley
Well Known Lowell Mason Killed by Switching Engine
Olan Vaughan of 51 Franklin Street Lowell was killed instantly at Rotterdam Junction, N Y when struck by a switch engine. A well known brick mason he had lived in Lowell about 15 years, came from Malone with wife and family, and his body will likely be brought to Lowell for burial. His two sons, serving life sentences for assaulting Officer Healey in 1899, were told of their father’s death today.
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Olan Vaughn
Franklin Street
Rotterdam Junction
N. Y
Vaughan
Lowell
Malone
Vaughn
Robert
Olan, Jr
John Healey
Olan
Tanner Street
Vaughn Brothers
York leader Henry E Evans dies in Boston
Henry E Evans of York Maine died in Boston today at the Sudbury house with an autopsy planned to determine cause. Born July 8 1850 in Concord New Hampshire he was a prominent York real estate investor and longtime booster of the York Harbor Beach railroad. He led the York Cliff Improvement association and served as director of the York Harbor and Beach railroad, with General Manager Evans of Maine Central as his brother. He was active in business to the end, had Mason and Pythian affiliations, and leaves a wife.
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Henry E, Evans
York
Sudbury House
Portland
Concord
N. H
York Cliff Improvement Association
York Harbor & Beach Railroad
Evans
Maine Central
York Harbor & Beach
Pythian
Massachusetts Single Tax League Banquet Dialogue Text
Boston hosts a banquet where college professors and political economists discuss economic questions. Speakers frame their remarks around replies to a letter sent to about 600 economists in the American Economic Association seeking consensus on key issues.
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Boston
Massachusetts Single Tax League
Brunswick
American Economic Association
Mayer Named Justice of Special Sessions Court
New York on January 10 Mayor Low announced Julius M Mayer to the court of special sessions replacing William T Jerome who resigned to become district attorney Mayer is an organization Republican Burdock Blood Bitters is advertised as a remedy for scrofula salt rheum erysipelas and other eruptive diseases with cleansing and purifying claims.
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Low
Julius M. Mayer
Court of Special Sessions
William T. Jerome
Mayer
Will contest over Miss Lydia Very estate in Salem
Salem reports a will contest over Lydia Louise Ann Very who died Sept 10. Frank Very, a Virginia nephew, claims the eccentricities show mental unbalance. The will leaves the Federal Street home to the Essex Institute with a botanical occupant clause, orphans’ home if unused, while denying Catholic access to St James church. Miss Very, born 1823, taught 30 years and became noted poet and artist, sister to Rev Jones Very and Washington Very.
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Lydia Louise Ann Very
Frank Very
Virginia
St. James’ Catholic Church
St. James’ Church
Federal Street
Essex Institute
Carpenter Street
Miss Very
Capt. Jones Very
Panama Canal Company offers Panama assets for 40 million
Admiral Walker announced receipt of a cablegram from the Panama Canal Company offering to sell all their property in Panama to the United States for 40 million dollars. Secretary general M. Lampre confirmed the offer and said a copy was filed with the American ambassador in Paris. Walker will convene the Isthmian Canal Commission to review and report to the President.
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Admiral Walker
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama Canal Company
Paris
Panama Canal
United State
M. Lampre
Panama
Walker
Isthmian Cana Commission
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