Stock Market Moves After Broad Opening in Quiet Trade
In Boston on Monday January 13 a fairly broad active session saw mixed stock moves with overall tendency lower. D L & W led gains at about 4 percent while Erie Telephone preferred opened near 88 bid and traded around 90 of bid at noon. Amalgamated Copper Range Mohawk Osceola and Tamarack posted varied declines and gains amid active Tri Mountain trade.
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Boston
Erie ‘Telephone Preferred
Erie
Amalgamated
Mohawk
Osceola
Tamarack
Trimountain
Stock market opens steady amid selling pressure on Atchison
New York stock market opened steady with Amalgamated Copper at 70% and major names like Atchison, U S Steel, Reading, and Pennsylvania showing small moves. By 11 o'clock prominent stocks slid 1 to 2 points as a broad selling wave hit, then later rallied modestly with overall activity increasing.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Southern
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
Lackawanna
Cotton futures open steady in New York market
New York on January 13 reported cotton futures opening steady with values listed for several contract months. January contracts at 7.98 cents, March 8.11, April 8.18, May 8.21, June 8.20, July 8.25, August 8.11, and September 7.80 cents.
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New York
Fil ing deed of trust for $2.5 million in Cleveland
The Chicago Pneumatic Tool company ferries a deed of trust to Central Realty Bond for $2.5 million in Cleveland to secure a 20 year first mortgage at 5 percent. The Advertiser notes Erie Telephone preferred strength, with 88 last sale, and predicts a rise to 120 as Bell interests profit from the property.
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Big Pneumatic Tool Combine
County Recorder
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
Central Realty Bond and Just Company of
New York
Erie
Erie Telephone
Bell
Bank Names and Percentages in a Regional List
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple banks with associated percentages or notes such as Suffolk National Bank State National Bank Examesit Nat bank cave 100% National Bank of Commerce 130% National Bank of the Republic 157 Prescott Nat bank Lowell 105% Railroad National Bank Low ell ex rights in liquidation 152 Framingham National Bank 150 National Shawmut Bank Faneuil Hall National Bank 135.
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Suffolk National Bank
State National Bank
Nat. Bank
Cave
National Bank of Commerce
National Bank of the Republic
Prescott Nat. Bank
Lowell
Railroad National Bank
Framingham National Bank
National Shawmut Bank
Esis
Faneuil Hall National Bank
National Union Bank
Nat. Bank of Redemption
First National Bank Chelsea
Manchester Mills
Amory Mfg. Co
Mass
Cotton Mills
Merrimack Mfg. Co
York Mfg. Co
Bates Mfg. Co
Pepperell Mfg .Co
Vermont & Mass
Boston & Lowell
West End. Com
West End
Burlington
F Ng Co
Lawrence Gas Co
Am. Pneu. Service Co
Sear Granite Co
Foo K . C
St. Jo & Co
Errer
Depews Return From Cherbourg On St Louis
Senator and Mrs. Whauncey M. Depew arrived in New York on the St Louis after a rough yet pleasant crossing from Cherbourg. Depew called the New York Central tunnel accident the most shocking event he had heard, and he was met at quarantine by his nephew Paulding, Mr. Duval, Mr. Pollock and other New York Central officials.
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New York
Senator
Whauncey M. Depew
Cherbourg
American Line
St. Louis
Depew
New York Central Tunnel
Paulding
Duval
Pollock
New York Central Railroad
Yale Freshmen Smoke Lightly Boost College Yell Power
Dr. Jay W. Seaver of Yale finds that the freshman class, unusually light smokers, have greater lung power enabling them to make a stronger college yell against rivals. The observation links smoking habits to shout intensity among new students.
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Jay W. Seaver
Yale
Local Court Delivers Mixed Sentences In Drink Case
Judge Hadley weighed a man’s temptation from a pocketbook and a claim of marriage with a woman who called to defend him. The docket included four months in jail for the main defendant and several others with sentences ranging from fines to state farm terms. Several defendants faced suspended sentences or probation as the court handed down penalties for drunkenness and related offenses.
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Hadley
Annie McKay
Patrick F. Hoar
State Farm
John Murphy
Kate McCoy
Virginia Provencher
Sherborn
Philip Breen
John L. Currier
Minnie B. Kennedy
Fred Johnson
Maria Richardson
Hattie Merrill
Patrick Greeley
Maggie Maguire
John J. Smith
John Collins
Textile mills report varied activity in regional industry
Manufacturing items note that George C. Moore worsted mill in Westford will soon be fully operational and reports strong business. Lowell mills run full though linen prices trim towel margins. Middlesex mill shows peak activity with finishing room extra. Belvidere Woolen and Park Worsted mills stay busy, US Bunting operates full. Stirling mills fair, Massachusetts Mohair Plush quiet. Success Worsted mill Lowell very busy with a new washer installed.
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George C. Moore
Westford
Lowell
Middlesex
Belvidere Woolen Manufacturing Company
Park
United States
Stirling Mills
Massachusetts
Noted literary plans and new publications for 1902
Atlantic Monthly will feature George W Cable in Audrey completion with a short story Bylow Hill. Edith Wharton announces The Valley of Decision to be published by Scribner's Sons, over 600 pages, set in late eighteenth century Italy. Booth Tarkington and Sherlock Holmes tales loom, while The Bookman notes many male authors among best sellers. Royalties to Miss Alcott reach $12,000 from Roberts Brothers.
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George W. Cable
Mary Johnston
Atlantic Monthly
Audrey
Cable
Bylow Hill
New England
The
Atlantic
John Buchan
Shan Bullock
Katrina Trask
Mary Tracy Barte
Florence Wilkinson
John Kimberly Mumford
Iran
Edith Wharton
Messrs
Charles Scribner's Sons
Italy
Messrs. McClure, Phillips & Co
Louisa M. Alcott
Alcott
Reginald B. Birch
Miss Alcott
Roberts Brothers
Violinist Kubelik Flees Mob of Women in Brooklyn
If true, the Bohemian violinist Kubelik escaped a wild kiss mob in Brooklyn. The incident suggests the young musician dreads American women more than he dreads Philip Hale.
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Kubelik
Brooklyn
Philip Hale
Smallpox Cases Prompt Northbridge Health Board Action
The Northbridge board of health reports 21 smallpox cases and orders general vaccination to confine the outbreak within current limits. A Rockdale tenement block housing two affected families is now a smallpox hospital. The Demontreville family from Sorrel Canada is believed to have brought the disease. Rockdale public schools are closed.
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Northbridge
Rockdale
Demontreville
Sorrel
Canada
Senate Faces Busy Week As Committee Work Leads
Washington dispatch notes a slow Senate calendar with emphasis on committee activity this week. Key measures include the Nicaragua canal bill the Philippine tariff bill and the ship subsidy bill. The House aims to pass the pension appropriation bill while Cuban reciprocity hearings begin Wednesday before the Ways and Means Committee with Gen Wood and other Cuban affair figures expected to testify.
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Washington
Senate
Nicaragua
House
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Department
Ways and Means
Gen. Wood
London Smallpox Panic Threatens Coronation Crowds
London officials brace for an epidemic as投 smallpox cases near 900, with shipping firms vaccinating crews and preparing passengers. Experts warn the May peak could bring thousands of cases, disrupting the coronation and trade.
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London
Peoples Bank of Painesville Closed Amid Cleveland Bank Trouble
Painesville Ohio January 11 the Peoples Bank closed its doors due to the suspension of Euclid Avenue Trust and Savings of Cleveland A run was feared this morning though no assets and liabilities statement is yet issued A past October 1 report showed assets 230640 capital 50000 deposits 173640 profits 7000 director C G Grant said the bank was independent of the Cleveland bank and could pay every dollar with limited securities realization potential.
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Painesville
Ohio
People’s Bank of
Euclid Avenue Trust and Savings Company
Cleveland
H. C. Brainard
C. H. Stewart
C. G. Grant
Cleveland Bank
Quiet Lynching in Springfield Ky Ends Mob Action
In Springfield Kentucky Jim Mays a Black man accused of assaulting a white girl was taken from the county jail by a silent mob. They forced entry, overpowered the jailer, and hanged him from a tree in the high school yard before dawn. The town woke to the body swinging this morning.
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Springfield
Jim Mays
Mays
Portland Backstop John Curtis Reported Killed in Pittsburg
A report from Portland Maine states Jack Curtis a backstop from last season's Portland baseball team was accidentally killed in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. Telegrams say a John Curtis fell from the Frick building last Thursday with no confirmation of his identity as a ball player.
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Portland
Jack’? Curtis
Pittsburg
John Curtis
New
Suffolk Grand Jury Reports 35 True Bills in Boston
Boston shows 35 true bills and 10 no bills from Suffolk county grand jury. Michael Manfra charged with manslaughter for Nov 29 North End stabbing death of Nicholi Meoli. Rhoda Reade indicted for jewelry theft valued at $1200 from a Back Bay woman. James F. McCluskey of Roxbury indicted for assault with intent to murder his wife.
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Boston
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Michael Manfra
Nicholi Meoli
North End
Manfra
Rhoda Reade
Back Bay
James F. McCluskey
Roxbury
Nicaragua Arrests Former Honduran President Vasquez
Managua reports Gen Vasquez, former Honduran president, was arrested aboard the Tucapel steamer by Nicaraguan authorities. He is charged with attempting to incite a Central American revolution against President Zelaya, who ousted him in 1894 for the same offense.
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Managua
Nic
Galveston
Tex
Nicaragua
Vasquez
Honduras
South American Steamship Company
Tucapel
Central America
Zelaya
Death of Rev. Dr. Edwin Harwood pastor emeritus of Trinity
New Haven observed the death of Rev. Dr. Edwin Harwood D D pastor emeritus of Trinity church a leading Episcopal clergyman. He died at his home in New Haven after more than a year of illness. He led Trinity church from 1859 to 1899 retiring due to poor health.
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New Haven
Conn
Edwin Harwood
Trinity Church
Harwood
Farewell Sermon of Rev William A Knight in Fall River
Reverend William A Knight pastor of Central Congregational church delivered his farewell sermon in Fall River and will begin his new ministry at the Berkeley Temple in Boston next Sunday. The move marks his departure from the local congregation after years of service.
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Fall River
William A. Knight
Central Congregational Church
Berkeley Temple
Boston
Naval Experiments Aims at Elite U S Navy Plant
Senator Hale introduced in the Senate a bill to fund a first class naval experimental plant following German practice. The $406000 appropriation would build a laboratory and equipment at the Naval Academy Annapolis to tackle engineering problems of value to the navy and U S manufacturing. The project seeks to stimulate naval ingenuity and industrial innovation.
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Washington
Navy Department
Hale
Senate
Naval Engineers
Melville
Navy
Charlottenburg
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Alter Ego club raid nets ten Lynn men and cards
Massachusetts report notes Alter Ego club in Lynn raided Sunday night. Ten well known young men arrested for presence at gambling and gambling on the Lord's day. Fictitious names given at police station. Two packs of cards and 30 cents seized. Grafton Country club, Worcester affiliation, controls nearly three square miles of land amid recent dinners and dances.
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Lynn
Grafton
Worcester
Fraternal Officers Installed by Even ing Star Lodge
At the regular meeting of the Even ing Star Rebekah lodge in Odd Fellows temple Middlesex street 8S D G M Addie S Rowell and suite from Law rence installed the officers for 1902 N G Georgia M Queen V G Ida B Buchanan R S N G Rachel O Hill financial secretary and treasurer Julia F Carr W Mabel Luke O G David Buchanan I G Flora Scott R S N G Nettie Wyman IL S N G Anna Cheeney R S V G Kate Thompson IL S V G Phebe Crabbe chaplain Hallie E Whitney.
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Evening Star Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Temple
Middlesex Street
Addie S. Rowell
Lawrence
N. G
Georgia M. Queen
V. G
Ida B. Buchanan
Rachel O. Hill
Julia F. Carr
Ma‘bel Luke
O. G
David Buchanan
Russian immigrant mother found dead in Marinette room
Mrs Lena Christel aged 70 was found dead in her room in Marinette Wisconsin after smoke was seen. Police believe her death was suspicious as her son Martin Christel is in jail awaiting investigation. The victim was described as Russian.
Way Down East finale opens with big advance sale
The final week of Way Down East at the Boston theatre opens tonight with an advance sale rivaling the present stay. Next week features Joseph Hart and Carrie DeMar in Foxy Grandpa. The Howard stage offers a strong straight show this afternoon with Billy B Van Nellie O Neal Nina Diva and a stellar company including Emma Krause and Roger Dolan along with Blanche Sloan and others.
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Boston Theatre
Joseph Hart
Carrie DeMar
The
Howard
Billy B. van
Nellie O'Neil
Nina Diva
John Mayon
Fencing Octotoons
Emma Krause
Roger Dolan and Company
Blanche Sloan
Bingham’'s Grocery
Rossi Sisters
Lyons and Crowley
English writer questions Queen Alexandra on woman’s sphere
An English writer claims Queen Alexandra believes a woman's sphere is her home. He asks whether the queen will define what becomes of the sphere for the woman who has no home except the one she creates herself.
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Alexandra
Acquittal in South Africa for Dr Richard S Anthony
Washington reports a cablegram from Cape Town stating Dr Richard S Anthony has been acquitted and released after trial on high treason and aiding the enemy charges. Although an American citizen he has resided in South Africa and married a Boer woman. Mrs Anthony remains in San Francisco.
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Washington
State Department
U. S
Bingham
Cape Town
Richard S. Anthony
Anthony
South Africa
San Francisco
Laborer killed by bursting fly wheel at local yard
Pawtucket Rhode Island January 11 Joseph Salvas a laborer residing here was instantly killed at the City Coal Company yard when a fly wheel exploded. A fragment penetrated the engine room and struck Salvas disemboweling him.
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Pawtucket, R. I
Joseph Salvas
City Coal Company
Salvas
John Eliot Society Meets at 39 Dover Street
The John Eliot Literary and Social Union will meet at Miss M. E. Fletcher's home on Dover Street this Tuesday at 7 45 in the evening. All interested are cordially invited. The subject for discussion is Russian Novelists.
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John Eliot Literary and Social Union
M. E. Fletcher
Dover Street
Major part of miners are foreign born
Pottsville Pa Jan 11 reports from eight mine inspectors in the anthracite region show only about one fifth of the miners and laborers are American born. In the sixth district Americans number 4292 while Poles 6289 Hungarians 1742 English 900 Welsh 572 Irish 2310 Italians 617 Austrians 289 and other nationalities total 2408.
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Pottsville
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Boston & Alleahy
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OSG Literary Hotel
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Suffolk Grand Jury
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Naval Experiments
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the Development Company of America
American Finance and Trust Company
Park Row
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N.Y
Courier
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Central Street
Lowell, Mass
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Co
Wedmane
Diesuay
Valluary
Luus
James P. Stearns
R. Anthony
Frank B. Bemis
George R. Richardson
Richard M. Saltonstall
Erie Telegraph and
Telephona
N. P. Hallowell
Frederic E. Snow
Charles Herbert Watson
Samuel Carr
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Frederick A. Farrar
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