Stock Market Trends and Upward Trimountain Rise
Boston whipsawed as Trimountain jumped from 46% to 149 amid alleged manipulation during the early trading hours. In New York the market opened firm with Amalgamated Copper and several rails advancing, while Sugar led gains and Manhattan eased to 135% as the list fluctuated and some stocks pulled back.
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New York
Boston
Trimountain
Vie 'Telephone Preferred
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
Louisville
Manhattan
New York Central
Reading
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
St. Louis
San Francisco
Baltimore
Ohio
Delaware and Hudson
Canadian Pacific
People’s Gas
Tennessee
Lackawanna
International Pump
Long Island
Amalgamated
Pullman
Cotton futures steady with mixed outlook and ties to utilities
New York reports cotton futures opening steady with gains across several months and notes strong underlying demand despite lack of new stockholder rights at General Electric. Analysts foresee potential consolidation with Westinghouse and rising receipts that may lift prices. Glasgow sugar market opens with strong run, prices up six pence on anticipated higher duties and possible countervailing measures.
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Gen. Electric
Westinghouse
Glasgow
Clyde
Sagamore mill No 1 weavers vote to remain out
In Fall River on January 15 about 75 striking Sagamore mill No 1 workers met at the North End with Union Secretary Whitehead presiding. They unanimously decided to stay out until grievances are settled and to meet Mondays and Thursdays at Textile hall while the strike continues. A proposal to appoint a committee to confer with Treasurer Brayton was rejected. advances by mill management must come first.
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Fall River
Sagamore Mill No
North End
Whitehead
Weavers’ Union
Brayton
Bargain Prices On Pictures Mirrors And Frames
We have a large stock of desirable goods left from the holiday trade and will cut prices on all pictures mirrors and frames to move them quickly. If you want a real bargain come and see us at Maker corner Merrimack and John streets.
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Eorge
Merrimack and
John Streets
Lawrence House to Hear Ballot Contests in Two Districts
Boston Jan 15 The House committee on elections will hear two contested seat cases. In the 7th Essex Lawrence area John T Maloney Republican and Frank J Stanley Democrat appear after a tied recount showing 2486 for each side with one questionable ballot. In the 16th Suffolk district Van Courtlandt Lawrence Republican is challenged by Democrat R H Foley after recounts favoring Foley.
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Boston
House Committee On
7Th Essex
John T. Maloney
Frank J. Stanley
Lawrence
F. W. Chandler
Maloney
G. W. Currier
Stanley
Chandler
Social Democrat
Suffolk
van Courtlandt Lawrence
R. H. Foley
Fearful Fall At Bay State Mills Ends With Superficial Injuries
Hugh Maguire a hod carrier of 54 Auburn Street fell 50 to 60 feet from a five story staging at the Bay State mills yesterday afternoon. He struck his back but survived with only superficial bruises. He was taken to St. John's hospital after the ambulance arrived. A 12 foot structure reportedly broke his fall, reducing the drop from about 40 feet.
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Hugh Maguire
Auburn Street
Bay State Mills
St. John’s Hospital
Kelley and Bowers Wed at St Patrick’s Church
Dennis J. Kelley and Christine Bowers wed Wednesday at St Patrick’s church with Fr Callahan officiating. Best man Francis Mullen and bridemaid Louise Bowers, blue silk gowns and white roses. Reception at the bride’s home on Fletcher Street. Post nuptial tour planned through New York and New Jersey before settling at 195 Fletcher Street. Numerous Yorick club gifts noted including money purse.
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Dennis J. Kelley
Yorick Club
Christine Bowers
St. Patrick's Church
Fr. Callahan
Francis Mullen
Louise Bowers
Fletcher Street
James Gordon
Henry Baril
John Murray
Miss Bowers
Noonan Brothers
Page
Kelley
New York State
New Jersey
Nashua Couple Wed at Immaculate Conception Church
At the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Nashua on Wednesday morning, Peter J. Keenan of Lowell married Kate A. Degnan of Nashua, in a ceremony led by Rev. E. E. Buckle. Mary Degnan served as bridesmaid, Lot McNamara of Lowell as best man. The bride wore crepe de mode with lace trim. After a reception, a home ceremony followed at the bride’s Allds street residence with a breakfast. The couple will reside in the city.
Boston janitor dies after six story roof fall
Massachusetts man Thomas Williams aged 45 a Devonshire street janitor was killed Wednesday noon when he fell from a roof while removing snow. In West Everett on Wednesday Lizzie Murray 28 was found unconscious in a field. Bernard Herrick carried her to his home and police were notified. She survived but both legs were so badly frozen they must be amputated. Murray is a widow.
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Thomas Williams
Devonshire Street
Boston
Lizzie Murray
West Everett
Bernard Herrick
Murray
Wriggling girl disrupts public gathering proves nuisance
The wriggling girl, while described as a distant relation in theory, becomes a concrete nuisance to the person seated beside her at a public gathering. The scene highlights social discomfort and informal penalty of disruptive behavior in shared spaces.
Kaiser Plans Imperial Yacht Visit to New York
Berlin reports Admiral Count von Baudissin will command the Hohenzollern for Emperor William's launch ceremony. Prince Henry of Prussia sails Feb 15 aboard Kron Prinz Wilhelm to meet the Hohenzollern, with elaborate entertainments planned and a grand banquet on board.
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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
Kron Prinz Wilhelm
North German
Lloyd Line
Newport News
Hoboken
N. J
Potomac River
Roosevelt
London
Candid Friend
America
Low
Portland Wins New England League Pennant
Boston January 15 Portland Maine awarded the pennant of the New England baseball league at a directors meeting in the Savoy hotel. Pres Murnane called the meeting with Concord Manchester Nashua Lowell Dover Haverhill and Portland represented. Treasurer reported the league flourishing and this afternoon applications from Fall River and Lawrence for league locations were heard.
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Boston
Portland
Maine
New England Baseball League
Savoy Hotel
Murnane
Concord
J. J. Carney
Manchester
E. Reed
J. W. McDonald
Nashua
Henry Burns
J. W. O’connor
Lowell
Fred Lake
Dover
Cuban reciprocity hearings open in Washington
Ways and Means Committee began hearings on Cuban reciprocity with broad representation from Cuban producers and U S sugar interests. Edwin F Atkins urged a 50 to 100 percent duty reduction and warned of a looming crisis from overproduction, noting Cuban costs and potential labor disturbances as American troops withdrew.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Messrs. Place, Mendoza
Dumois
Francke
Cuba
Edwin F. Atkins
Boston
Hugh Kelly
New York
John E. Craig
Philadelphia
Wm. Hayward
Henry T. Oxnard
Payne
United States
Atkins
Porto Rico
Louisiana
Mr. Payne
House Appropriates 90000 for Government Exhibit at Charleston
The House approved a 90000 appropriation to cover expenses for the West Indian and South Carolina interstate exposition in Charleston tied to the government exhibit. The measure followed debate with Mr Moody and Mr Payne disputing plan details, and the bill passed. The chamber then resumed the pension bill debate under the five minute rule before adjourning for memorial tributes to late congressmen Brosius and Burke.
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Washington
House
McKinley
John Hay
Hall of Representatives
William McKinley
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Houses of Congress
Joint Committee
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
Ida S. McKinley
Moody
Mass
Charleston
D. C
Payne
N. Y
Elliott
Mr. Moody
Secretary of the Treasury
Jenkins
Wis
Brosius
Pennsylvania
Weston
Tex
Burke
Texas
Day As Dust. Portsmouth Drier Than Ever
Portsmouth New Hampshire reports a dry day as Marshal Entwistle orders liquor sales to stop at 11 pm. By forenoon, all previously open liquor outlets remained closed including drug stores refusing prescriptions. Police toured early, finding evidence of compliance and temperance groups expressing satisfaction.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Marshal Entwistle
Steamers Arrived and Cleared In Boston and Liverpool
Boston reports the steamer Philadelphian has arrived from Liverpool. Liverpool notes the Celtic has sailed for New York, marking a pair of transatlantic movements in mid January.
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Boston
Philadelphian
Liverpool
Celtic
New York
Transatlantic shipping merger talk heats up in New York
On the Celtic voyage to New York are W J Pirie Bruce Ismay W S Graves Ralph Nevill and John Dickin son, White Star Leyland directors and leading Liverpool lawyers. They reportedly seek a US tie among White Star Leyland American and Atlantic Transportation firms, with a working agreement expected soon in New York.
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New York
Celtic
W. J. Pirie
White Star
Leyland Lines
Bruce Ismay
W. S. Graves
Ralph Nevill
John Dickinson
Liverpool
Cables
London
United States
Leyland
American
Atlantic
Zinc and Grinding Extend Devoe Paint Longevity
Zinc and grinding produce lead and zinc paint that lasts twice as long as traditional lead and oil mixes. The method improves durability by incorporating zinc powder and a more uniform particle size, reducing wear and weathering on surfaces.
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Devoe
Dover Saloons Close As Countywide Prohibition Takes Effect
Dover New Hampshire January 15 saloon closures under countywide orders leave 112 licensed liquor outlets shut by noon. Spectators watched wagons remove kegs as owners convert shops into lunch rooms. Marshal Fogarty supervised closures while County Solicitor Scott warned other towns to comply. Rochester remains the only place selling liquor with Mayor Bradley considering action.
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Dover
N. H
Rochester
Marshal Fogarty
Scott
Bradley
Bill to Allow Gloves Contests in New York Legislature
Albany January 15 A bill permits exhibitions with gloves weighing at least five ounces between amateurs under a legally incorporated amateur athletic association. Exhibitions must be between amateurs, last no more than 15 minutes, and offer prizes other than money.
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Albany
N. Y
Toda
Lezally Incorporated
British Warship Condor Presumed Lost in Typhoon
In Victoria B C on Jam 15 hopes for the Condor's safety fade as naval officers believe the British warship foundered during a recent typhoon while en route from Victoria to Honolulu.
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Victoria
B. C
Condor
Honolulu
Coroner Conducts Tunnel Inquest Jury Trip
New York January 15 coroner Scholer selected a jury to probe the New York Central tunnel wreck of January 8 that killed 17. After securing the panel the coroner and jurors toured the tunnel, and the inquest is set to begin tomorrow.
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New York
Scholer
New York Central Tunnel
Lighthouses Sought at Dangerous Coasts by Rail and Shipping Interests
In Washington on January 15 Senator Hoar presented a petition from railroad, insurance, and shipping interests seeking construction of lighthouses at dangerous, currently unlit points. He praised a builder's plan and noted government engineers deemed some sites impractical. Hoar also introduced a resolution asking if the state department has official word on British duties on goods for POWs in Bermuda per The Hague.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar
State Department
Bermuda
Bishop Burgess Consecrated in Brooklyn Service
The Rev Frederick Burgess was consecrated bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Long Island at Grace church Brooklyn. Presiding bishop Bishop Potter of New York led the service with consecrators Bishops Doane Albany and Davies Michigan. Sermon by Doane. presenters Brewster Connecticut and Lawrence Massachusetts. Nineteen bishops and 250 priests attended.
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New York
Frederick Burgess
Long Island
Grace Church
Brooklyn
Potter
Doane
Albany
Davies
Michigan
Brewster
Connecticut
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Italian Emigration to America Reaches 160000 Annually
Italian statistics show that emigration to America has reached 160000 annually. About half of these return to Italy, while the rest remain in the United States.
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America
Italy
United States
Mob Attacks Flemingsburg Jail Over Gaskins Lynching Attempt
In Maysville Kentucky a dawn mob attacked Flemingsburg jail to seize Charles Gaskins a Black suspect in the killing of James Ryan son of Officer Ryan. Dynamite used failed. a guard was wounded. Gov Be kham ordered troops and a Gatling gun equipped battery to Flemingsburg to deter further violence.
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Maysville
Flemingsburg
Chas. Gaskins
James Ryan
Ryan
Askins
Newport
Frankfort
Beckham
Frankfort Military Company
Lexington
Harvard professor Alpheus Hyatt dies in Harvard Square
Cambridge report says Alpheus Hyatt assistant professor of invertebrate paleontology at Harvard collapsed in Harvard Square around 7 30 PM, likely from apoplexy. He was taken to a store and later pronounced dead. Body to be examined by coroner tomorrow at his home.
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Cambridge
Alpheus Hyatt
Harvard
Harvard Square
Prof. Hyatt
Schley Bust Bill Introduced in Maryland House
Annapolis Md Jan 15 Delegat Griffith introduced a bill to appropriate 3000 dollars to buy and erect a life size bust of Rear Admiral W S Schley in the State House.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Delegat Griffith
House of Delegates
State House
W.S. Schley
Palmer to found sanitarium for consumptives in Colorado Springs
Gen William J Palmer announces plans to donate 100 acres of land and 50 000 dollars to establish a semi philanthropic sanitarium for consumptives in Colorado Springs. The institution will cost about 250 000 dollars with the rest to be raised by subscription and a company to be incorporated soon to carry out the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
William J. Palmer
No danger in using Caleb TM for headaches sold at druggists
Advertisement copy claims Caleb TM is safe for headaches with no harmful drugs and quickly stops pain. It asserts warrant and availability at druggists without providing medical evidence or dosage details. The item reads as a historical drug promotion with promotional language rather than clinical guidance.
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Caleb
Bargain Spring Fabrics Offered at 3c Yard Tomorrow
In Palmer street basement display window A G Pollard offers 17 cases of Mirtha dimities and 1 case of organdic dimities with slight imperfections. 30 cases of figured dimities were produced for a later higher price but will be sold at 3c per yard.
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Palmer Street
A. G. Pollard
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Boston Market
New York Market
Ennis & Stoppani
Fall River Strikers
Philip R. Hovey
Investment Securities
State Street
Main
Nicholas G. Norcross
Insurance
Central Street
Lowell, Mass
A Lawrence Case
Bowers
Keenan—Degnan
Kaiser
A. G. Pollard & CO
Taffeta
Cygne
Merrimack Street
Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Streets
AID Charleston Exposition
Marine News
The
Courier
Bishop Burgess
Kentucky
Schley
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