Stocks Hold Bright Prospects Amid Market Dullness
The market shows surprising strength despite small sales with shorts covering, General Electric rising from 36 to 41 in New York, and a broad move higher in Sugar, Manhattan, and Bur ington. Confidence grows despite lingering fears, with Congress seen as key to a swift economic upturn as exports and money markets drift.
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Traders Stock Exchange Ad Offers Free Book on Speculation
An advertisement from the Traders Stock Exchange at 76 Devonshire St Boston promotes a free book on stock fluctuations covering 31 years. It touts buying and selling of Boston New York and Chicago Grain and Provisions in cash or modern marginal accounts with wide capital ranges and high margin options.
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Well Established School Opens Its 11th Year Oct 2
Instructors include Ernest L Major and Joseph De Camp with Ross Turner George Brewster and others. The 11th year offers full courses in drawing and painting including still life water colors life studies portraiture and illustrating modeling. Students have access to galleries of the Museum of Fine Arts. Scholarships amount to five hundred collars. Mail for circulars to M Cowles.
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Dover Street Bridge foundation dispute clarified
A Post complaint claimed insecure foundations for the Dover street bridge. City and railroad officials say piles are driven and cut two feet below low water, with concrete piers to be built ten to twelve feet below low water and a under water foundation. The joint project remains under city and Old Colony system oversight.
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Dr Graves Agitation in Denver Defense Fund Claim
Dr. T Thatcher Graves shows signs of strain as confinement takes its toll while prosecutors seek new evidence. He appeals for county funds to cover expenses and warns of a syndicated campaign of sensational charges against him in Eastern papers. He asserts the aim is to deter local authorities from pursuing trial.
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The Knox Abduction in New Bedford
Whelock G Tilton, uncle of Lena Knox, is arrested by Captain Timothy Allen on charges of kidnapping and concealing the niece. The mother filed the warrant. Lena pleads not guilty. Indictment covers assault on Nellie Agnes Knox, imprisoning the child against her will, and removing her from the State. Defense contends Lena was given to the Tiltons nine years ago and cared for by relatives. Case set for tomorrow.
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Resignation of Salem NH pastor Bailey ties to new posting
The Rev. Charles R. Bailey of Salem Baptist Church resigns his Salem Depot pastorate and is expected to take charge at St. Marys Episcopal Church in Penacook NH. Parishioners praise his mental and Christian attainments as they bid him farewell.
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Man Arrested in Roxbury for Assault on Superintendent Riley
John Donoghue age 23 of Ward Street Roxbury was arrested yesterday by a Division 3 officer on a charge of assaulting Superintendent Edward W. Riley at the Hawkins Street Home. Donoghue, a lodger, reportedly refused to chop wood and struck Riley after being told to comply.
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Temperance case in Municipal Court sentences Dohertys
In Municipal Court Judge Burke sentences Edward and Rebecca Doherty each to three months for drunkenness. Probation Officer Keele reports the Doherty family includes seven children whose welfare led him to remove the children from their parents and place them in an institution.
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Prince Francis Hatzfeldt Reveals Gambling Reform in New York Visit
Prince Francis Hatzfeldt of Germany, now in the United States with Princess Clara Huntington, says he has reformed his wild youth and will not sow wild oats again. He recalls past gambling excesses, but claims renewed fortune since marriage and plans to visit the World’s Fair with his wife while noting he may not stay through the coming season.
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Bank Withdrawals Show Deepening Financial Downturn in 1893
During nine weeks of distress, depositors pulled at least 200 million dollars from national banks while banks reduced loans by about 135 million to guard against runs. Declines hit major cities hardest, with New York, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia andSt Louis bearing the bulk of the burden as reserve cities and rural banks felt the strain.
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Woodward's Reduced Price Drug Store Ad
Large sale of drugstore items at Woodward's Tremont Street locations offering bargains on thousands of articles. Physicians' prescriptions priced under half of competing stores, encouraging shoppers to visit during hard times for low prices and wide selection.
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North Shore storm devastates Beachmont tents and boats
A fierce northeast storm swept the North Shore, wrecking two tents on Short Beach, sinking small boats, and leaving the yacht Undine damaged with two holes. Trees and flowers suffered heavy damage as winds eased by evening.
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Ill luck for Boston Fruit Company steamers on the bay
A party of boys sailed the sloop Elderin from Lewis wharf and wrecked it after colliding with two steamers. The Elderin sank at the dock. Bowden, after repairs, limped toward Jamaica but sprang a six inch per hour feed-water leak and turned back to Boston. Ethelwold’s stern shaft broke in dry dock, needing a new shaft for a week to ten days. Santuit earlier stranded on shoals, detaching cargo. The run of misfortune for the Boston Fruit Company continues at sea and dock.
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Rainy Day Work in City Street Crew
On rainy days the city street cleaning men stay busy. They sweep macadamized streets after rain, clear water from crossings at main corners, and work in sheds making brooms. Offal and ash collectors continue rounds, while paving staff crack stones in stone sheds. Bridge builders lose time and wages during bad weather.
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General Order Appoints Reserve Officers to Division 16
The Board of Police issued General Order No 173 naming reserve officers for Division 16 and listing temporary duty. It also details transfers effective at roll call night, moving officers from Division 16 to Divisions 1, 2, 9, 10, 14, 18, and 8, with several officers reassigned accordingly.
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Miniature Almanac for Tuesday August 22
The almanac notes high water at 7 27 a m and 7 43 p m with two sub rises at 4 59 and 6 34 for the day. Moon sets in the morning and the length of day is 13 hours 35 minutes. Arrived.
Wise Philanthropy In Louisville Guides Generous Aid
A group of Louisville shop girls are befriended by wealthy women. Miss Luggs Norton funded a Chicago trip for a Fourth Avenue worker and other Northwest visits, urging participation as no other would. Norton also pays a Louisville boy’s college expenses and another southern donor sent three girls to Chicago at her expense.
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Man Convicted Of Bogus Labor Banquet Schemes
Thomas G Thompson was sentenced by Judge Burke to eight months in the House of Correction after inducing about 75 Bostonians to invest $2 each for tickets to a fake Knights of Labor Labor Day banquet. He pleaded guilty to all charges including unlawfully taking money from Park of Park's Hotel. He blamed whiskey for his wrongdoing, saying it made him too lazy to work.
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