New York Stocks Hold Firm Amid Rail and Copper Activity
Market in Boston dull while New York shows firm tone with strong support. Copper stocks active only in Amalgamated and Centennial. railroads bought, Sugar above prior close. outlook from Henry Clews & Co highlights brighter trade and continued railroad prosperity despite high valuations and artificial price levels.
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Boston
New York
Amalgamated
Bostonist
Centennial
Dominion
Henry Clews & Co
New York Stock Market Opens Irregularly Amid Gains
The New York stock market opened with slight irregularities in price changes but overall gains. Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific traded higher, with strong demand for St Paul, Union Pacific, minor steel stocks, and rubber shares.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Brooklyn Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Colorado Southern
Erie
Louisville
Manhattan
New York Central
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Western Union
Rock Island
Futures Opened Steady in New York Grain Market
New York futures opened steady on March 22 with March at 8.92, April 8.86, May 8.76, June 8.79, July 8.80, August 8.59, September 8.23, October 8.07, November 7.98 and December 7.97, reflecting a slight decline from prior levels.
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New York
Divided expectations as boards close for Good Friday weekend
New York board grants closing next Friday and the following Saturday with all business suspended from Thursday afternoon to Monday morning. Amalgamated directors meet on April 17 to act on dividends, likely payable April 29 if declared. Possible immediate book closing to preclude late buyers.
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New York
Boston
Amalgamated Directors
General Miles seen leaning toward retirement amid White House talks
Washington March 21 President discussed Gen Miles Senate testimony with callers including Senators and Representatives. The President aims to read the hearing transcript and confer with military committee members before deciding. He notes friction in the army and may act to retire Miles if testimony is not deemed privileged.
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Washington
Gen. Miles
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Miles
Senate Committee
Root
War Revenue Repeal and President Protection Pass Senate
The Senate passed the war revenue tax repeal and a bill to protect the President, with all amendments rejected. The vote stood 52 to 15. The President’s guard may be detailed from the regular army and regulations on dress arms and equipment set.
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Washington
United States
Tillman
Patterson
Colorado
Fairbanks
Secretary of War
Regular Army
River and harbor bill passes in House without adding funds
Washington March 21 The House approved the river and harbor bill after week of debate. Minor amendments were adopted but the measure retained the committee figure of 60 688 267 dollars including authorizations. Mr Sulzer of New York failed to secure a final record vote as only three members backed him.
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House
Sulzer
New York
Smith
Iowa
Fitzgerald
Cochran
Missouri
Dover Garrison Strength Drops Sharply for Front Drafts
The Dover garrison will retain only 500 troops instead of the usual 4000 as drafts depart for the front. This is described as unprecedented since Waterloo, signaling an abnormally low force level in the line.
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Dover
Tax Rate Day of Reckoning in City Assessments
Assessors warn the city faces a difficult path to a tax rate under 18.80 per thousand, with a possible 20 if contingencies arise. They cite bank consolidations shrinking taxable property by 800k to 900k, potential gas plant and small building gains, and stock losses totaling around 4 million. A year of slow gains cannot offset bank losses, likely yielding mixed relief from overlay and sinking funds but no overall relief.
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Pirie Telephone
Cochiti Gold
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Assessors’ Department
Poole of Barre Dies. Believed Self-Inflicted Morphine Overdose
W B Poole a prominent Barre businessman died after being found unconscious at a local hotel. Physicians believed he caused death by his own action, an empty morphine bottle found in the room. No autopsy will be performed as despondency over business troubles is noted.
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Barre
W. B. Poole
Poole
Arguments in Patrick Case Coming Monday
The prosecution in Albert T. Patrick's trial for the murder of William M. Rice closed rebuttal evidence today and the court adjourned to Monday when Patrick's counsel will address the court. A motion to compel the district attorney to specify which of the 10 counts he seeks conviction on was denied, as was a motion to direct acquittal.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
Wm. M. Rice
Moore
Patrick
Corder
Fire at Astor House Sparks Arrest of Elevator Attendant
New York March 21 Edward Barfle y an elevator attendant at the Astor house was arrested today charged with causing two mysterious fires at the Astor house on Wednesday night. He told police he started the fires and did not know why, and that he was under the influence of liquor at the time.
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New York
Edward Bar Fley
Astor House
Not Guilty for Sergt Laing After Long Hearing
Judge Hadley acquitted Sergt John O Laing of Company M on assault charges against Capt Anthony D Mitten after a lengthy police court hearing. Key witnesses described tensions in the armory and a confrontation in the gun room. The judge ruled Laing acted to defend himself and discharged him, while plans for a potential assault warrant against Mitten were noted for the following day.
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Anthony D. Mitten
Hogan
Bent
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Richard Yarnold
Yarnold
Laing
James Regan
Regan
Capt. Mitten
Ralph Hill
Snow
Sergi
Mitten
Corporal Snow
Armory
Capt
Lieut
Gillow
Colby T. Kittredge
Sixth Regiment
William A. Hogan
Committee Report Denies Schley Bills Postpones Agitation
Washington March 21 The House Naval Affairs Committee votes 7 to 4 to adopt a resolution aligning with Roosevelt's conclusions on terminating the Santiago controversy and postponing all related bills and resolutions. The subcommittee cites four official inquiries and agrees no further action should be taken and that further consideration be indefinitely postponed.
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Santiago
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Barge Hamilton Lost Off New England Coast
Edward Luckenbach arrived from Newport News reporting the barge Hamilton missing after parting from the tug off Highland Light. Captain John H. Shumaker and four crewmen are feared drowned after a northwest gale with snow squalls between Nauset and Highland Light in the early hours of March 19. The tug Keene searched with no trace, then headed offshore before reporting the loss at Boston.
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Edward Luckenbach
Keene
Newport News
Hamilton
Highland Light
John H. Shumaker
Nauset
Gas Fatal to Desaudels in Woonsocket Household
Louis Desaudel a Woonsocket contractor and his wife were overcome by coal gas this morning after coal was placed on a parlor stove near a bedroom. Desaudel died hours later. his wife and daughter Lea survived or will recover. Son Laury detected the odor. Desaudel born in Canada 54 years ago resided here 38 years.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Louis Desaudel
Lea
Mr. Desaudel
Canada
Ice Jam Breaks in Bangor Penobscot River
The Penobscot ice jam at Bangor broke at 3 PM after backing water into streets Thursday. Water levels fell within an hour to spring freshet levels. Losses in Bangor estimated around 160000 dollars, with total damage still being assessed.
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Bangor
Penobscot
Stewart Fife Acquitted in Richardson Murder Trial
Savannah Mo March 21 Stewart Fife was acquitted of the murder of Frank W Richardson in a second trial. A dramatic scene followed the verdict as Mrs Fife embraced her son and Mrs Richardson expressed emotion. The case remains unsolved with no further indictments pending and Fife’s family fortunes noted in St Joseph.
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Stewart Fife
Frank W. Richardson
Richardson
St. Joseph
Longet R
North Yakima
Washington
Hanged for Murder in Vienna Georgia
Vienna Georgia March 21 John H Peavey a Black man was hanged today for murder in the town.
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Vienna
John
Peavey
Many New Applicants for Liquor Licenses Continued
A long list shows numerous applicants and firms seeking liquor licenses, with names and business addresses across several hotels and houses. Notable applicants include MuLdoon, Brady, Gallagher, Morrissey, Connors, Richardson, Kearns, O Donnell, Carney, Gallagher, Hoban, Murphy, Halloran, Leary, and others tied to hotels and taverns such as Tremont, St James, Waverley, Lowell Inn, Merrimack, Rockingham, Belvidere, Warestis, Arlington, Marlborough, and American House. The article presents continued names and associated firms like J H MuLdoon & Co and F A Donohoe & Co along with multiple hotel properties.
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Thomas C. Connors
Nellie M. Conenors
Thomas F. Lynch
Connors & Co
Tremonnt
Meoady
Charles W. W. Richardson
Vesta M. Richardson
Richardson
Bernard Kearns
St. Lawrence
Maurice O'Donnell
Mary E. O'Donnell
St. James
Owen J. Carney
Waverley House
J. Edward Gallagher
Catherine Gallagher
Gallagher & Co
Gallagher House
Thomas F. Boban
Luke Ho
Thomas A. Ramsey
John J. Brennan
Ramsey & Brennan
Belvidere
Dennis T. Finnegan
Hmanorah
Frank Barnard
Emma _ Barnard
Frank Barnard & Co
Marlborough House
Dennis J. Leary
Etta B. Leary
D. J. Leary & Co
American House
Wholesalers George C Dempsey and Partners
George C Dempsey, Patrick Keyes Jr and P Dempsey and Co are listed as wholesalers with addresses at 881 Market Street, 10 Maiden Lane, and 1 Maiden Lane Avenue. The brief entry catalogs business partners and multiple locations.
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Patrick Keyes, Jr
P. Dempsey & Co
Market
Maiden Lane
Special Club Listings in City Directory
The Caribou club with James F. Gordon as secretary located at 97 Central joins Yorick club with Harry A. Brown as president and a dollar membership fee listed.
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James F. Gordon
Central
Yorick
Harry A. Brown
Dutton
Harvard Brewing Co. Ward Hose Loway Treasurer
Harvard Brewing Co. with Ward B Hose Loway named treasurer at Paxton, finance details unclear in fragmented notice.
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Harvard Brewing Co
Ward B. Hoseloway
Paxton
Steamers Arrive From Southampton Cherbourg and Glasgow
New York reports the steamer Philadelphia has arrived from Southampton and Cherbourg, while the steamer Norwegian has docked from Glasgow. This dispatch notes arrivals dated March 22.
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Southampton
Cherbourg
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