Stock Market Advances on Wed Jan 15 Amid Weakness Rebound
The market opened irregular in Boston and New York with copper stocks fluctuating. Prices rose 1 to 3 points for several active stocks before noon as some leaders like New York Central and Glucose gained, while others pulled back.
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Boston
Wolverine
Baltic
Centennial
Adventure
Bingham
Trimountain
Osceola
Erie
New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Brooklyn Transit
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Southern
New York Central
St. Paul
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Delaware
Hudson
Great Northern
People’s Gas
Tennessee Coal
Tractions
Consolidated Gas
Cotton futures open steady in New York
Cotton futures opened steady in New York with January at 8.01, February 8.12, March 8.12, April 8.17, May 8.19, June 8.22, July 8.22, August 8.08, September 7.72, October 7.67.
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New York
Stock hints at rising value amid consolidation talks
Erie Telephone stock owner resists selling preferred shares as prices look set to rise. Western Union actions show no broad govt backing for par value payment to the firm. News ties the sudden Glucose common advance to resumed talks of a Glucose and National Starch consolidation with outside groups.
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Erie Telephone
Glucose Common
Licenses Granted And Revoked By Police Board
The board approved licenses for auctioneers, common victuallers, a hawker and pedlar, junk collectors, and exhibition groups at various addresses. The common victuallers licenses for Minnie L Dow and J H Codding were revoked. A Sunday evening concert at Savoy Theatre is listed for Jan 17 1902. Henry E Deering and Owen J Tansy were promoted to the regular reserve force. Warren W Anderson received a vaudeville exhibition license for 314 Middlesex Street.
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Board of Police
Edmund B. Conant
Central Street
Charles H. Hanson
Rock Street
James S. Hanson
Euric L. Leighton
Middlesex Street
Charles D. Paige
Winsfield S. Parker
Albert J. Ryan
Hildreth
George F. Stiles
Barristers Hall
Common Victuallers
Ernest Kriere
Colburn Street
J. H. Codding
Gorham Street
George Newell
Freeman Parker
Dutton Street
A. F. Saunders
Et al
Appleton Street
Common Victualler’s
Minnie L. Dow
Tyler Street
Hawker and Pedlar
Charles D. Robinson
Quimby Avenue
Fester Klajer
Washington Street
Frank Tolby
Agawam Street
McMahon and Fowler
Savoy Theatre
Henry E. Deering
Owen J. Tansey
Warren W. Anderson
Mrs Morse Injured In Fall At Home
Mrs C F Morse of 19 Second street suffered a painful accident yesterday when she fell and fractured two ribs. Policemen and medical staff attended, with treatment given and her condition reported stable.
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C. F. Morse
Second Street
Man tries to murder wife and burn home in Detroit
Detroit, Jan 14. John Blissitt, intoxicated and jealous, returned from Cleveland and attacked his wife at Beech street. He shot her three times, fracturing her skull, beat her with a revolver butt, then poured oil on a piano and tried to ignite it before police arrested him. Blissitt, 52, claimed he did it “to scare her” though he loved her. His wife, 53, was wounded but not yet known to recover.
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Detroit
Mich
John Blissitt
Cleveland
Lake Shore Road
Beech Street
Blissitt
Spinners Quit at Assabet Mills Over Yarn Grade Change
In Maynard on January 15, sixty spinners left work due to a wage dispute tied to a new finer yarn grade. They sought a new price schedule to match former pay, had worked overtime four nights weekly, and demanded 10 cents extra per hour for overtime. After management offered no satisfactory reply, they marched to I. O. G. T. hall to discuss the issue.
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Maynard
Assabet Mills
I. O. G. T. Hall
End of Boer War Hints at Peace Likelihood
London on January 15 reports King Edward endorsing public hopes for an early peace in South Africa. He told guards officers that the war might now be nearing a conclusion after reviewing a draft of 1200 grenadiers from Coldstreams and Scots Guards bound for South Africa. The King’s speech carried little else of note. He was joined by the Prince of Wales and other royals, amid a notable gathering of guests.
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London
Edward
South Africa
Guards
Grenadiers
Coldstreams
Scots Guards
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Roberts
Imperial Yacht Prospects For Hohenzollern Visit
Berlin reports Admiral Count von Baudissin will command the imperial yacht Hohenzollern on the New York voyage for Emperor William's launch ceremony. Prince Henry of Prussia will meet the ship at Hampton Roads, then proceed to New York for social entertainments and a grand banquet aboard the vessel. The silver service is shipped to Kiel for use on special occasions.
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Berlin
Count von Baudissin
Hohenzollern
New York
Emperor William
Potsdam
United States
Kiel
Prince Henry of Prussia
Hampton Roads
Schloss
William
Prince Henry
Washington
Police Court Continued With Probation and Fines
The record shows Jery secured work and planned to earn money at once. Landry McCarthy and Murray fined two dollars each. Mary Brown case filed. Kate Mc Ginnis placed on probation with three months jail sentence suspended. John J. Kelly and John Clossey paid six dollar fines.
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Jery
George Landry
James McCarthy
Charles Murray
Mary Brown
Kate MccGinnis
John J. Kelly
John Clossey
Friedman Mynski Tie The Knot In Howard Street Home
Max Friedman married Katherine Mynski on Tuesday afternoon at the bride’s parents home in Howard Street. Rabbi Persky officiated with Samuel Friedman as best man and Esther Cohen as bridesmaid. A wedding dinner followed and dancing filled the evening.
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Max Friedman
Katherine Mynski
Howard Street
Rabbi Perskey
Samuel Friedman
Esther Cohen
No danger in using Cafebria for headaches
The statement claims Cafebria has no harmful drugs and stops headaches quickly, with assurance of warrant. Sold at druggists.
Police Chief Frye in city to gather evidence for grand jury
Andover Chief W L Frye collected evidence Tuesday on cases from James Tracey Joseph White John B White William Lawler and Jerome King charged with breaking and entering and larceny. Cases to be heard before Salem grand jury.
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W. L. Frye
Andover
James Tracey
Joseph White
John B. White
William Lawler
Jerome King
Salem
Investment in High Grade Railroad and Utilities Securities
Investors are assured of careful selection of top tier Railroad Street Railway Gas and Electric Lighting securities with full factual basis provided to support judgment.
Murder Charge After Cambridge Lunch Cart Quarrel
Cambridge Jan 14 Timothy Murphy and James P Tumilty were held for further hearing on murder charges in connection with the death of William Kilfoil. Kilfoil was found unconscious with a head wound in a Franklin street entry and died at a hospital last night. Kilfoil had reported being assaulted by Murphy at the lunch wagon. patrols and the lunch wagon proprietor placed Murphy and Tumilty at the scene and they were arrested after Kilfoil was found.
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Cambridge
William Kilfoil
Timothy Murphy
James P. Tumilty
Kilfon
Franklin Street
Kilfoil
Murphy
la Marche
Tumilty
Parish fires up demand for removal of St Anne's pastor
In Manchaug on January 14 a large motion by two thirds of St. Anne's parishioners urged Rt. Rev. Thomas Beaven to remove Rev. J B V Campeau, citing abusive language rough manners and alleged slanderous sermons. They claimed a hotel raid involvement and an incident where Mrs Morin was expelled from church. A warrant may be sought and another meeting is planned in a few days.
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St. Anne’s Church
Manchaug
Springfield
Father Campeau
Geo. Morin
Courier Ad Readers Urged to Support Advertisers
Readers are asked to tell advertisers they saw their ad in the Courier, encouraging engagement and ongoing support for local sponsors. The notice emphasizes mutual benefits for readers and merchants and invites continued patronage.
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The
Courier
Clash in Senate over Philippine policy and reforms
In Washington on January 14 the Senate formed a joint committee to study a National Hall of Records site. Hoar pressed for a Philippine war inquiry, calling for witnesses and light on alleged misdeeds. Lodge urged referring the matter to the Philippine committee, while Mason pushed Cuba reciprocity. The House allocated directors to DC institutions and moved to pension bill debates, with veterans’ home access topics and Navy and Military academy visitor appointments.
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Wasnington
Senate
Congress
Washington
Harris
United States
Kansas
Union Pacific Railway Company
Hoar
Philippine Committee
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Gov. Taft
Taff
Gen. Chaffee
Lawton
Otis
Mr. Hoar
Cuba
Japan
China
Russia
Lodge Urg
Carmack
Tenn
House
Stewart
New York
Livingston
Georgia
Columbia Hospital For Women
Russell
Connecticut
Lanham
Texas
Columbian Institution For
District of Columbia
Gardiner
Rixey
Union
Confederacy
Gibson
Archipelago
Wheeler
South
Kentucky
Philippine Islands
DeArmond
Pixey
Michigan Republican
Snodgrass
Lamb
Richmond
Hooker
Messrs
Ohio
Gillett
Massachusetts
Sulzer
Military Academy
Dayton
West Virginia
Connor
Iowa
Kehoe
Naval Academy
Boston Harbor River and Harbor Bill Backed by 65 Groups
The Senate commerce committee heard National Rivers and Harbors Congress leaders recount Baltimore convention support for river and harbor improvements. Geo. Fe. Bartol, permanent chair, said 22 states and 65 organizations favored higher freight rate relief and river projects. D. G. Purse cited Savannah river gains. Boston Chamber of Commerce president William H. Lincoln spoke.
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Senate Committee On Commerce
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Baltimore
Geo. Fe, Bartol
Philadelphia
Congress
John W. Candier
Massachusetts
D. G. Purse
Savannah
Wm. H. Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce of
Boston
Ready Made Sheets From Top Cotton Brands
The Fruit of the Loom and Pequot Cottons top the market as the highest price cottons. We offer a sheet made from these premium cottons.
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Atlantic Mills
River and Harbor Improvements Support Prosperity
A speaker argued that spending on rivers and harbors yields high returns for the people by boosting export trade. Improved transportation could enhance U S competitiveness and meet global food demand, with a belief that deeper channels for sea going vessels justify about 75 million dollars for river and harbor work.
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United States
Trial for Murder at Grand Isle Court
North Hero Vermont January term opens with Antonio Coangelo charged with murdering John Julian at Alburgh last year. Julian body found on Central Vermont railroad track with a bullet wound in the brain. Coangelo admits being with Julian but claims he separated near Rouse's Point and went toward Lacoll.
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North Hero
Grand Isle
Antonio Coangelo
John Julian
Alburgh
Cvangelo
Julian
Central Vermont
Grand Isle County
Rouse’s Point
Lacoll
Boston
Smallpox Epidemic Rages in Whitinsville
Whitinsville January 14 Six new smallpox cases in Rockdale raise village total to 36. The pest house is full and officials expect more cases within 24 hours. All workers at Whitin Machine Co and Paul Whitin Cotton Mills have been vaccinated.
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Whitinsville
Rockdale
Whitin Machine Co
Paul Whitin Cotton Mills
McCreary Elected U.S. Senator by Kentucky Legislature
Frankfort Kentucky January 14 James B McCreary was formally elected United States senator by the two Houses of the Legislature in separate sessions The vote will be ratified in joint session tomorrow The action marks McCreary by law to assume the seat once the joint session approves the result
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Frankfort
James B. McCreary
United States
Dion's Death Shows Fight Was Prearranged In 20 Rounds
Cambridge judge Fisher rules John Dion of Lowell died from a blow given during a prearranged fight with Charles Armstrong at the Knickerbocker club. The inquest notes the bout was to a finish or for a decision, lasting twenty rounds and sixty minutes, signaling a planned contest.
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Cambridge
Fisher
John Dion
Lowell
Charles Armstrong
Knickerbocker Club
Concords New England league roster for 1902 season
Manager John J. Carney reveals the Concord New England league team lineup for 1902 with catchers Peter Agnew James Doran. pitchers Hendricks Drinkwater Lee Jordan Claremont O’Brien etc. infielders Carney Ha gan Lynch Kerner Nugent Bonner Krouse Vaught. outfielders Noblit Kirwan Ryan Gervais McCormick and others. The roster will be cut to 14 players at season start.
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Concord
N. H
John J. Carney
Concord New England
Peter Agnew
Middletown
N. Y
James Doran
New York City
So F. Hendricks
Manayunk
E’ga Cc
Drinkwater
Hyde Park
Mass
Natt Lee
Buffalo
Richard Jordan
Walkesbarre
Wm. Leith
Fishkill Landing
Frank O’brien
St. Hyacinthe
P. Q
W. L. Claremont
M. Gilroy
Fall River
John S. Carney
Manchester
M. S. Hagan
Cleveland
Henry Lynch
F. Wm. Kerner, Philadelphia, John Nugent
Jamestown
Wm. A. Vaught
Bloomfield
N. J
Chas. Krouse
Detroit
Mich
John P. Bonner
Crifton
Geo E. Noblit
Chester
Edward Kirwan
Wappinger Falls
John Ryan
M. Gervais
Judge Shipman resigns from federal bench
Washington dated January 14 reports Judge Nathaniel Shipman a U S circuit judge for the second circuit Vermont Connecticut New York has resigned due to failing health. William K Townsend of New Haven was appointed to fill the vacancy effective March 22.
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Washington
Nathaniel Shipman
U. S
Vermont
Connecticut
New York
Wm. K. Townsen
New Haven
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Park Row
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