Bears Not In Evidence In Morning Stock Market
The morning trading showed a broad market with bulls backing Amalgamated and Sugar, copper shares gaining strength. Amalgamated moved 74 to 75 percent, Tri Mountain opened up to 59 and rose to 62. U S Mining Utah Michigan Copper Range Baltic Atlantic rose. Cochiti slipped under 1 to 95 cents. Erie Telephone preferred up to 96 97 asked. common near 30. new bonds at 103 and 1929 bonds at 101.
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Boston
Amalgamated
Trimountain
U. S
Utah
Michigan
Atlantic
Anaconda
Cochiti
Erie Telephone Preferred
Stock market opens firm amid scattered gains in New York
In New York on January 28 the stock market opened firm with broad buying across railroad issues. Amalgamated Copper traded at 74 and 74 1/2, 7000 shares sold, St. Paul rose 14 percent, Colorado Fuel gained a point, while Sugar, St. Lawrence and Adirondack and other names posted fractional advances. Some traders sold into the higher opening, causing small declines in Sugar and Metropolitan Street Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Erie
Louisville
Manhattan
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Steel
Colorado
Sugar and Metropolitan Street Railway
St. Lawrence and Adirondack
Continental Tobacco
Glucose
Wheeling
Lake Pine
Cotton futures open steady with varied March to Oct prices
New York on January 28 reports cotton futures opening steady. January price 7.94, February not listed, March 8.04, April 8.07, May 8.09, June 8.11, July 8.13, August 7.97, September 7.71, October 7.69.
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New York
Market Gossip Signals Mixed London Trading
The London market showed gains today amid chatter of Amalgamated bets and Cochiti stock fears. Morgan denies an Erie railroad bond issue while Atchison posts 7 percent common stock yield after debenture provisions. Massachusetts Cotton Mills declares a 3 percent dividend payable Monday February 10, 1902.
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Mr. Morgan
Erie
The Magazines and The Writer items in February issue
The American Queen showcases advanced spring and summer styles with embroidery designs and features sections on Domestic Science and The Beauty and Toilet. Articles include A Mother's Duty to Her Daughters and Exercising for Growing Girls. The Writer highlights signed pieces by Douglas, Hall, Hills, Cleary, Beede, and Norris.
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Malcolm Strauss
East Seventeenth Street
New York
Alice May Douglas
Ruth Hall
the Newsapers
William H. Hills
Kate M. Cleary
Vincent van Martem Beede
Frank M. Norris
Lippincott's Magazine previews and poems
Lippincott's Magazine features a new tale The Standings by Mrs. Arthur Stannard about a poor English artist's family and a wealthy relative. It also highlights short stories by Caffin Hart and Owen Fai, two papers by Captain Perry and La nier, and a poem by Israel Zangwill titled Blind Children.
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John Strange Winter
Arthur Stannard
Lippincott
Charles H. Caffin
Percie W. Hart
Owen Fai
Leslie J. Perry
War Records Office
Washington
Lincoln
Sidney Lanier
Shakespeare
Lippincott’s
Israel Zangwill
Steamship Cevie Arrives From Liverpool
New York reports the steamer Cevie has arrived from Liverpool on January 28, reflecting ongoing transatlantic traffic as the ship docks and crews disembark in port.
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New York
Cevie
Liverpool
Ship Red Rock Leaves Victoria with Salmon Shipment
Victoria BC January 28 news reports the ship Red Rock departed on November 29 from Victoria carrying 80 164 cases of British Columbia salmon bound for London. The vessel is owned in Glasgow.
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Victoria
B. C
Red Rock
Alberni
London
Glasgow
Stoneham to Host Old Sixth Reunion April 19 in 411th Baltimore Riot Anniversary
Stoneham plans a reunion for Massachusetts Old Sixth Regiment veterans, first to answer Lincoln's call in 1861, on April 19 the 411th anniversary of the Baltimore riot. Grand Army hall hosts a committee led by Town Clerk George N Green with H H Richardson secretary and regional veterans leaders. A plan to raise funds by public subscription shifted to a special legislative bill permitting Stoneham to appropriate $300 for entertaining the veterans.
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Old Sixth
Massachusetts
Baltimore
Grand Army Hall
George N. Green
H. H. Richardson
Charles Thompson
James H. Murphy
John Gilmore
F. L. Whittier
Sidney A. Hill
George Barrett
William H. Sprague
L. P. Benton
J. P. Nowell
G. R. Barnstead
D. A. Abbott
J. Parker Gould
W. H. Marden
Stoneham
Funeral for late town clerk Gilman J Wright held at Orthodox church
The funeral of Gilman J. Wright, town clerk, occurred Monday afternoon at the Orthodox church with Rev. BE. H. Roper officiating and Mr Geo T Day in charge. A floral tribute and quartette accompanied the service as town officers attended and the interment followed at Fairview cemetery.
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Gilman J. Wright
Geo. T. Day
BE. H. Roper
Roper
H. G. Osgood
E.G. Boynton
Fairview Cemetery
Poultry and Preservation Topics Highlight Pomona Meeting
Middlesex and Norfolk Pomona met at Sherborn on Wednesday with Millis slated as the next gathering site for February 12. Abel F. Stevens of Wellesley will present an illustrated lecture on Poultry and Arthur D. Towne of Norfolk will discuss the Location of and Plans for a Model Poultry House. The afternoon session will feature essays on The Preservation of Feces by W. D. Rudd La Roy Eame J. B. Parkin and Mrs Lemuel Clark.
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Middlesex
Norfolk
Pomona
Sherborn
Millis
Abel F. Stevens
Wellesley
Arthur D. Towne
W. D. Rudd
la Roy Eame
J. B. Parkin
Lemuel Clark
Hawthorne Musical club on Star Course in Canton
The Hawthorne Musical club of Boston, a refined comedy concert company, will perform at Odd Fellows' Temple this evening under Canton Pawtucket auspices. It promises a novel two hour program of refined comedy, instrumental and vocal music with continuous performance and no two numbers alike. Admission is 25 cents.
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Canton Pawtucket
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Hawthorne Musical Club
Boston
America
Mullin obituary and theatrical sketch debut
Rebecca Mullin of 154 Andover street died at 79 with funeral at her home on Wednesday at 2 PM and private burial. Albert M. Guillet, a local private theatricals figure, will stage a new sketch The Habitant at the First Universalist Church on January 29 with a humorous inclusion of a Drummond poem Mon Choual Castor.
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Mullin
Andover Street
Rebecca Mullin
Albert M. Guillet
Guillet
Morocco Strike Fails to Settle Lynn Factory Turmoil
In Lynn Massachusetts on January 27 the morocco workers at T A Kelley and Company failed to settle their strike as non union workers were laid off after the driving belt broke. Greeks including Nicholas Kocoros were assaulted by strikers and H Daniel McGarvey was arrested for assault before bail. Police protection was restored and a mass meeting of strikers planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Daniel McGarvey
Morocco
Lyons
Kelley
Dickinson Explains Counts in South Danvers Bank Case
John W. Dickinson testifies in U S district court regarding the 11th count charging 3200 misappropriation on July 11 1899. He says payments to Suffolk National Bank were at director board requests and credits appeared later. He recalls notes for 4900 and 600 made by Plumber Wood Working Co discounted at South Danvers Bank with the company owing him 12000.
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Boston
John W. Dickinson
South Danvers National Bank
U. S. District Court
Dickinson
Suffolk National Bank
South Danvers
Clark
Rice
Board of Directors
Plumber Wood Working Company
South Danvers Bank
Plumber Company
Senate weighs Chinese exclusion amid labor views
Washington January 27 Senate immigration committee hears from the Federation of Labor and California on Chinese exclusion. E J Livernash of California argues Chinese in the Philippines outnumber California and exclusion protects American labor and Occidental civilization. He notes travel restrictions complicate Philippine and Hawaii policy and United States relations.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Immigration
Federation of Labor
California
John W. Foster
E. J. Livernash
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
United States
Phlippine Islands
Italian was sentenced for manslaughter in Meoli death
Michele Manfra, found guilty last week of manslaughter for stabbing Nicola Meoli in a Prince street lodging house on November 29, 1901, received 12 to 20 years at Charlestown. He has repeatedly attempted suicide in the Charles street jail and caused a disturbance when the sentence was read.
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Boston
Michele Manfra
Nicolo Meoli
Prince Street
Fessenden
Charlestown
Manfra
Charles Street
Members N Y Stock Exchange Branch Office Albany NY
A terse notice identifies Members of the New York Stock Exchange and lists a branch office located in Albany New York.
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N. Y. Stock Exchange
Albany, N.Y
New York Stock Exchange
Prisoner restrained after head injury at courtroom railing
A prisoner suffered a bandaged head when he tried to climb the railing in the court room. Guards stopped him, and he was hurried out to the Tombs to await the prison van.
Emperor William Confers Regimental Titles on Birthday
Berlin Jan 27 Emperor William born Jan 27 1859 celebrated his birthday by issuing an army order conferring territorial titles on regiments lacking names. He urged unity of army and nation and the duty to honor each race and home. A congratulation court followed, with dignitaries and the Prince of Wales, then the armory visit with the Black Eagle ribbon.
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Berlin
William
Count von Buelow
Prince of Wales
Order of the Black Eagle
Telegraphers Race Expands to National Tournament
Atlanta telegraphers vote to widen their March 1 tournament to a national scope. The competition will involve a 360 word five minute test on a subject to be supplied by President Roosevelt. An honorary committee includes Andrew Carnegie, Thomas Edison, Guglielmo Marconi, Eckert, Mackay and Melville Stone.
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Atlanta
Ohio River
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Thomas A. Edison
Guglielmo Marconi
Thos. T. Eckert
John W. Mackay
Melville E. Stone
Messrs. Marconi
Stone
Eckert
Chinese navy reorganization under viceroys plan
The Chinese leadership led by Viceroy Liu and Viceroy Yun Shikai halted the sale of the Pei Yang squadron to Russia and moved to reorganize both the navy and army. American and British officers may assist with the naval overhaul, with naval and military HQ to be set at Tien Tsun. The army will mobilize about 190,000 foreign drilled troops in Chi Li and Shan Tung.
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Tacoma
Wash
Ichcra
Liu
Nanking
Yukon Shika
Chi Li
Pei Yang
Russia
China
Tien Tsin
Yun Shikai
Shan Tung
Taft In Ohio Meets Family After Philippine Tour
Cincinnati report says Governor Taft of the Philippine Islands arrived this forenoon with his family. He was greeted by his brother C. P. Taft at the station and driven to his residence for breakfast. He declined callers due to the death of Mrs. W. H. Taft's mother, Mrs. J. W. Herron, and is in apparent good health.
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Cincinnati
H. Taft
Philippine Islands
C. P. Taft
W. H. Taft
J. W. Herron
Admiral Schley in Chicago amid receptions and esteem
Admiral Schley, guest of the Hamilton club, began his Chicago visit with resolutions of esteem from German societies and a stop at the W. S. Schley school. A two hour public reception and further engagements were planned for the afternoon.
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Chicago
Admiral Schley
Hamilton Club
W. S. Schley
Sisters Doherty Dead. Medical Examiner Finds Natural Causes
Boston on January 27 Medical Examiner Draper ruled the deaths of Mary and Lizzie Doherty in Roxbury as due to natural causes. He noted a small head cut from a fall on Lizzie and found no violence or poison.
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Boston
Draper
Mary
Lizzie Doherty
Roxbury
Lizzie
Canal Proposition Hearing Schedule Set Next Week
The committee on inter oceanic canals did not report today but will hold hearings beginning next Monday. Isthmian commission members and any desired witnesses will be summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Inter-Oceanic Canals
Isthmian Commission
Freeman retrial ordered in fatal Darling case
Pittsfield, Jan 27. John Freeman, the colored man tried for the killing of Geo Darling, also colored, failed to reach a verdict as jurors reported 11 for conviction and 1 for acquittal. Freeman bound over to July term under 3000 bond. Defense says Darling was killed by a train. body found on a railroad track.
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Pittsfield
John Freeman
Geo. Darling
Freeman
Darling
Sheffield
Great Barrington
Low's Stand on Excise Favor Local Option
Mayor Low told a citizens committee on excise that he endorses local option over a referendum and seeks equal legal rights for restaurants and hotels plus a spring special election to decide the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Low
Citizens’ Committee On Excise
Patrick Trial Evidence Reported In New York Court
The Albert T. Patrick murder trial of William Marsh Rice's death heard fresh testimony in New York with undertaker Charles Plowright and his assistant describing Patrick as requesting cremation, while Dr. Hamilton Williams testified on chloroform effects and lung congestion. The cross examination explored funeral plans, cremation timing, and potential will implications linking to the Rice Institute.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
Wm. Marsh Rice
Texas
Jas. W. Girard
Wm. H. Rice Institute
Girard
Patrick
Rice
James F. Vallely
Charles Plowright
Mr. Rice
Hamilton Williams
Williams
Senate approves Denmark treaty and other pacts
Washington reports the Senate in executive session received the Denmark treaty transferring West India possessions to the United States for five million dollars. It ratified extradition with Serbia and a trademark treaty with Guatemala. Senator Cullom, chairing foreign relations, said the treaties follow standard patterns and were favorably reported by the committee.
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Washington
Senate
Denmark
West India
United States
Servia
Guatemala
Cullom
Committee of Foreign Relations
Devery's Bid to End New York Police Chief Post Denied
Former Deputy Commissioner William S Devery sought to strike down the law abolishing the New York city police chief post. Justice Leventritt denied the application in the supreme court noting doubts about constitutionality but allowing the appellate division to decide promptly.
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New York
Wm. S. Devery
New York City
Leventritt
Supreme Court
Appellate Division
When You Feel a Headache Begin Cafebria Powder
Cited as a remedy for headache, Cafebria powder promises quick relief and hours of freedom from suffering. Sold by all druggists, the ad emphasizes its warranted cure and wide availability.
Dividend Notice for Stockholders at 83 State Street
A 3 percent dividend will be payable at 83 State Street room 43 on Saturday February 1, 1902 to stockholders of record at the close of business this day. CHARLES L. LOVERL G Treasurer Boston Mass January 9 1992.
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State Street
Charles L. Loverl*g
Boston
Mass
Erie Fight Over Asset Transfer in Erie Telephone Case
Judge Richardson denied Nutting of Manchester a temporary injunction to halt the Erie Telephone and Telegraph company plan to transfer its assets under a stockholder approved reorganization. A two-thirds vote in New York law allows sales to domestic or foreign firms with minority protections, with the case to resume as Nutting may seek further amendment.
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Richardson
Superior Court
Boston
Elmer W. Nutting
Manchester
N. H
Erie Telephone and Telegraph Company Et al
Erie Company
Nutting
New York
South Framingham Leads Massachusetts Basketball Standings
South Framingham remains the undisputed league leader in the Massachusetts season, pulling away from the Burkes to a 10.5 percent edge. Pawtucketville falls to last while five games last week saw South Framingham defeating the Burkes and Pawtucketville at Lowell. Individual scoring shows Martens of South Framingham atop the list with Reagan of the Burkes rising to second. Healey of Institute remains third, Cairns of South Framingham fourth, and O’Neil of the Burkes tied with Cairns.
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South Framingham
Burkes
Pawtucketville
Lowell
Institute
Maynard
Insttute
Pawtucketvile
Oi Neuids Volenee
Martens
Reagan
The
Healey
Cairns
O'Neil
TAX ON TEA AND BEER
Washington bill hearings pause Cuban reciprocity to cut war revenue taxes. Tea importers led by Albert P. Sloan urge repeal of the 10 cent tea duty, arguing it harms consumers and traders and that tea needs no protection.
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Washington
Ways All Means
Albert P. Sloan
New York
National Tea Duty Repeal Association
Dufferin Denies Involvement in Finance Fraud
In London the bankruptcy court resumed an inquiry into the London and Globe Finance corporation. A letter from the Marquis of Dufferin denying participation in Whitaker Wrights speculation was read. Dufferin said he would have felt criminal for letting shareholders lose their money in such gambles.
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London
London and Globe Finance Corporation
Marquis of Dufferin
Canada
Paris
Whitaker Wright
Burned at the stake thwarted by U S marshal rescue
Fred Tiner, a full blood Shawnee, faced execution by mob at Guthrie Oklahoma after being accused of outraging three Shawnee women. Deputized U S Marshal Davis arrived from Arbeka and halted the torture, freeing Tiner and taking him to Weweeka where he was jailed.
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Guthrie
Okla
Fred Tiner
United States
Davis
Arbeka
I. T
Weweeka
Tiner
Lawrence Defendants Likely to Plead at Salem May Trial
Lawrence, Jan. 27. No summonses served yet on men indicted for alleged conspiracy to defraud the city. They are expected to be taken to Salem tomorrow to plead. They have engaged C. A. Delourcy and Col. John P. Sweeney of this city, ex D A Boyd B. Jones of Haverhill, Hurburt of Lynn, and Moulton of Salem to represent them. Trial probably postponed to May term at Salem.
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Lawrence
Salem
C. A. del ‘Ourcy
John P. Sweeney
Boyd B. Jones
Haverhill
Hurburt
Lynn
Moulton
Superior Criminal Court
Boston Christian return engagement opens next Monday
A brisk seat sale began yesterday for the return engagement of The Christian at the Boston theatre in Boston. The production is identical to the previous run except Edgar Davenport is replaced by Charles Hallock. Edward J. Morgan leads the company with Elsia Leslie as Glory Quayle.
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Christian
Boston Theatre
Boston
Edgar Davenport
Charles Hallock
Edward J. Morgan
Elsia Leslie
Glory Quayle
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse Arrives In Plymouth
The Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse docked in Plymouth on January 27 arriving from New York for Cherbourg and Bremen. The steamer's arrival was noted in local shipping news with no incidents reported.
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Plymouth
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
New York
Cherbourg
Bremen
Industrial Firms and Stock Listings Across Mills
The record lists multiple New England firms with associated quantities or stock figures. Companies include 30 Bigelow Carpet Co and 2 Hamilton Mfg Co, 50 Massachusetts Cotton Mills, 100 Swift Refrigerator and Transportation Co, 50 Merrimack Mfg Co, 50 Massachusetts Elec prid stock, 20 Middlesex Woolen Co. The items appear as a compact ledger of industrial names with numeric figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow Carpet Co
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Swift Refrigerator and Transportation Co
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Massachusetts
Middlesex Woolen Co
Ad alert to advertisers in the Courier
A brief message invites advertisers to note that their ads were seen in the Courier. It emphasizes readership presence and encourages continued or renewed placements with the paper for visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Courier
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New York Market
Lawson
Nicholas G. Norcross
Insurance
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Lowell, Mass
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Hawthorne
Lowell Mass
Lynn Mills
Dickinson Explains
Spencer Trask
Bankers
Pine St
Taft
Ohio
Schley
Freeman Jury
Excise
Undertaker
Millionaire Rice
Devery
Fisk & Robinson
Nassaustreaf
Meriimack Manufacturing Co
Erie Co
C Martens
Oppon’'tion
Wee TA O'Neil
Kynock
Oi Sciserdows
Donnelly
Owes
Lynch
H. Sheridan
Porter
W. Sheridan
Qualey
Keevers
Kelliher
Greene
McManiman
Capitol
Dufferin
Lawrence Defendants
First Universalist Church
A. M. Guillet
Miss Aleda
Spindle City Quartet
Mr. Guillet
Monchoval Castor
Sir Wm. Henry Drummond
Appleton National Bank
Lowell Trust Co
Old Lowell Nat. Bank
Prescott Nat. Bank
Nat
Highland Club
West End
Boston and Lowell
Boston & Maine R. R
New England
Lowell and
Andover
R. R
Lowell Electric Light Co
Lowell Electric Light
Whittier Mills
Wamesit National Bank
Lowell Gas Light Co
Prescott National Bank
A. G. Walsh
Kilby
State
Biston
Philip R. Hovey
Investment Securities
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