New York Market Ends Slightly Lower Amid Copper Range News
Trading in New York stock rooms reduced activity to about 150000 shares with early losses offset by late shorts cover. Erie shows about 4 percent earnings on common, while copper stocks including Copper Range and Calumet and Hecla move in mixed fashion before closing modestly higher on the day.
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Erie
United States
Turkey
London
Philadelphia
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Bank of England
Boston
New York
Bae Cor Peeeqnes LN
Eck Ceesseun
State Street
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Tamarack
Trimountain
St. Mary’s Mineral Land
Copper Range
Copper Range Consolidated Company
St. Mary’s
Calumet
St. Mary's Mineral Land
St. Mary's
Champion
Amalgamated
Woilverine
Old Dominion
Dominion
Chemical Hose Motor Wagon Exhibition Hits Chicago
A chemical hose motor wagon arrived in Chicago and is on display at the city engine house on Washington street and Michigan avenue. Daily tests are conducted. It is the first Chicago showing of a combined fire engine and hose cart. Built by an Elmira New York company, the machine tours major cities nationwide. The city previously experimented with a steam horseless engine years ago before abandoning the idea.
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United Copper Preferred
New York
Heinze Organs
Heinze
Champion
Daly West
Bamberger
Old Dominion
Fludson River Water Power Company
Spier Falls
N. Y
Schenectady
General Electric Company
Hudson Valley Railway Company
HPATH
Tam
Chicago
City
Washington Street
Michigan Avenue
Elmira, N. Y
What is home and how to shape it into heaven
The article discusses the concept of hell and home, urging thoughtful living and a positive home environment. It notes evolving social norms, from Sunday fire bans to leisurely activities, and promotes a cheerful home as key to happiness. It ends by promoting a bankruptcy sale by Webster, Cook & Co. conducted by Frank E. Freeze in Haymarket Square.
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Webster, Cook & Co
Frank E. Freeze
Haymarket Square
Eastern Steamship Company Schedules New Boston to East Coast Runs
The Eastern Steamship Company announces weekday departures from Boston Commercial Wharf to Portland and St John. The Calvin Austin sailings run Mondays and Thursdays at noon, with connections to New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. Round trip fares are modest, with 30 day ticket validity. Tickets available by mail or phone from 26 School Street or the city ticket office.
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Swift
Eastern Steamship Company
Commercial Wharf
Boston
Portland
Calvin Austin
St. John
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
East Land
School Street
Trip to Lake George to Benefit Society of Colonial Wars
Tickets start at 5.96 for a September 4 to 7 excursion to Lake George Caldwell New York via the Boston and Albany Railroad. Sales at 3 and South station and 66 Washington street.
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Lake George
Caldwell
N. Y
Account Society of Colonial Wars
Boston & Albany Railroad
South Station
Washington Street
Boston Market Bonds Assessment Report
The Boston Market shows assessment paid with total sales including listed stocks totaling 21 382 shares bonds worth 32 035 dollars and unlisted stocks totaling 2314 shares.
Church condemns presidential actions on papal death
Utica report says a Missouri Ohio conference of Lutheran ministers adopted resolutions denouncing official condolences to the papacy as violating church state separation. The document protests any government action implying national Christian unity with Rome and seeks to preserve constitutional principles.
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Utica
N. Y
New York and
New England
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Leo XII
Ta Dent
Pope
Lon
Roosevelt
Hay
Mothers Lost While Searching for Girls in Attleboro
Attleboro reports Annie Hayes and Vivene Macker, both 16, missing after leaving home with hopes of work in Boston theatrical companies. Their mothers, who traveled to Boston for aid, have not been heard from since. the Hayes baby death and the mothers' health worsen the distress. The girls wore simple clothing and carried little money, about ten dollars.
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Attleboro
Boston
Providence
Annie Hayes
Vivene Macker
Mrs. Hayes
Annie
Mr. Hayes
Hayes
Vivene
Conry Urges Party Loyalty At East Boston Meeting
Hon. Joseph Conry addressed Ward 1 Democratic Club on Island, urging members to serve the party above personal feelings and uphold the greatest good. Senator Fitzgerald advised voter registration while denouncing pool selling. Gaston and Gallivan joined local politicians for a day of outdoor events and receptions before returning to Day Square headquarters.
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A. Conry
Ward 1
Democratic Organization
East Boston
Peddock’s Island
W. Rs Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Luce
Bates
Rhode Island
Yesterda
Day Square
Bath House
James F. Nolan
Wiln
Wardliam F. McLellan
Democratic Committee
William A. Gaston
J. A. Gallivan
Hugh Bresnahan
W.s. McNary
Boston
Gation
All Boston and Albany Machinists Return to Work
Boston and Albany machinists at Rensselaer New York who were on strike with Alliston and Springfield initially rejected an agreement. A late telegram from New York Central vice president Van Etten said the strike action stemmed from a misunderstanding and the workers voted to accept the deal and would return to their shops this morning.
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Boston & Albany
Rensselaer
N. Y
Alliston
Springfield
van Etten
New York Central Road
Cresceus Sets New World Record on Half Mile Track
On August 27 Cresceus set a new world half mile record of 2 083 4 minutes at Cresceus field driven by Dr. A Scott Ives of Montreal and aided by Mike the Tramp and a steam automobile driven by Mr. Denzer. The run featured an automobile pacing the horse and marked by a backstretch scuffle as the chauffeur pressed forward. Earlier record of 2 091 4 by Cresceus at Kansas City two years prior stood as a benchmark.
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George H. Ketcham
Mike
A. Scott Ives
Montreal
Denzer
Ketcham
Cresgens
Kansas City
Crescens
Dayton
Prisoner Sydney Arrested Three Times in One Day
Boxer Sydney was arrested thrice in a single day as officers from divisions 1 3 and 10 pursued him over an alleged unlawful boxing exhibition. Bail was posted after each detainment and he faced Roxbury court proceedings scheduled for this morning.
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Sydney
Division 10
Division 1
Division 3
Roxbury
Freeman
Roxbury Court
Thieves Take About 500 From Somerville Flat Burglary
A daring daytime burglary at 5 Pearson Road West Somerville left about 500 in valuables missing. Mrs Teague returned to a shuttered inner door after thieves entered the cellar via a window and used an axe to smash doors.
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Somerville
Pearson Road
West Somerville
Charles S. Teague
H. M. Fowler
Sterling Junction
Cambridge Democrat Meeting Sets Caucus Date
Chairman J. Frank Facey presided as the Cambridge Democrat board and city committee met. On motion by John F. O'Brien the chair and secretary were authorized to call caucuses on Sept. 24 and filing of nomination papers listing delegates to conventions would end at 8 p m on Thursday Sept. 10.
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Cambridge Democrat
J. Frank Facey
John F. O’brien
Facey
Alleged Forger Returned to Court After Lowell Capture
Edward S. Moore was brought back from Lowell last night by Patrolman Bridges. He is charged with passing forged checks on Charles Goodwin of 79 Court Street. Moore is jailed and to be arraigned today.
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Edward S. Moore
Lowell
Bridges
Court Square
Moore
Charles Goodwin
Court Street
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