Wall Street declines as gold exports unsettle markets
The Oct 31 market slide shows sharp breaks amid large gold exports to Paris totaling 5.6 million dollars and rising European funding pressures. Despite an initial uptick, late trading left prices 1 to 3 points lower, with bonds irregular and the money market modestly firmer.
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Wall Street
Paris
Europe
Berlin
London
United States
Boston
New York
Britt Loses World Lightweight Title To Gans On Foul
Jimmy Britt of California fouled Joe Gans of Baltimore in the fifth round to hand Gans the victory and the world lightweight title. Britt had dominated early with strong punching and boxing, but a dispute over a knee-to-kunching foul led referee Graney to disqualify Britt.
Britt at weight but looked a trifle nervous
In San Francisco at 9 30 p m Britt entered the ring with taped arms while Gans’ arms were unbound. Referee Graney ordered a center ring photo as bets ran even money on Gans to win within 15 rounds. Britt introduced as featherweight champion, Gans as lightweight champion.
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San Francisco
Britt
Gans
Graney
Referee Graney outlines fourth round foul in Gans vs Britt bout
Referee Graney stated in San Francisco that he nearly gave Gans the decision in the fourth round after Britt fouled him, but since Gans was not hurt he did not call it. He added that Britt admitted the foul, and the second clear foul in the fifth forced the decision for Gans.
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San Francisco
Graney
Gans
Pritt
Britt
Britt and Gans Fight Ends in Fracas and Apology
In San Francisco on October 31 Britt lost the bout to Gans leading to a furious display as he charged Graney. The skirmish ended when police intervened and Britt later apologized for hitting Graney while he was on his knees. The fifth round saw a 30 second finish after the foul.
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San Francisco
Britt
Graney
Gans
Market jitters sweep copper stocks amid mixed results
The report shows mixed stock moves with Centen nial and copper names leading declines while Allouez and Greene Consolidated rise. New listings include Isaac Van Horn Company forming November 1 to handle investment securities, with a six-man board. Keveney & Neilon forecast higher copper prices and a potential boom in copper shares, and Kidder, Peabody reports major expansion at a banking extension.
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Amalgamated
Winona
Trinity
New York
Shannon
Gills
Messrs
Gill
Alvard
Gay & Sturgis
Old Dominion
Centennial
Quincy
Mohawk
Osceola
Atlantic
Isle Royale
Michigan
Parrott
United States Mining
Utah
Allouez
Bingham
Greene
Mass
New England Telephone
American Telephone
Mining and Stock Exchange
Ahmeek
Horseshoe
Boston Suburban Electric
Old Reliable
Isaac van Horn & Co
Massachusetts
Isaac van Horn Company
Boston
Cleveland
Isaac van Horn
Marquis F. Dickinson
George W. Moore
Brookline
George M. Colby
Lawrence
Arthur S. Howe
Medford
Arthur 8. Howe
Houghton, Mich
Champion
Lake District
Keveney & Neilon
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Heath
Minister Takahira’s Condition Favorable
New York report states Dr. William Bull notes Minister Takahira’s condition is favorable and similar to expected progress. He plans a more definite update by tomorrow night as the minister rests and receives nourishment. Hanihara relays the news to Washington and Tokyo.
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New York
William T. Bull
Takahira
Hanihara
Washington
Tokio
Boston Market Report Shows Mixed Equity Activity
In a brief Boston Market update the assessment reflects paid dividends and ex-dividend status. Total sales enumerate listed stocks 97 918 shares bonds 64 000 unlisted stocks 23 970 shares, indicating varied trading across asset classes.
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Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Great West
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil & St P
Ter & Trans
Ste
G &St Louis
Oo Mae
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, Lack & West
Denver & Rio Grande Pr
Erie
Town
Feed Southern
ALY
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Metropolitan Securitae
Metropolitan
St Ry
Minneapolis & St L
Artecon
Pacific
Missouri
Kaw & Tex
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Mntario & Danse Ec
Pennsylvania
Rock Island Co
St L San Fran
St Ae Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St L
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wee
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Edeef
Rane
Lean. & Foundry
Etewee
Roy, Amer
Am Smelting & Refng
Wit
Anaconda Mining Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Gh
Consolidated Gas
Sneer
Corn Secroms i
Penult Securities
Seen Nee
General Electric
3Y International Paper
National Lead
North American
Pacific Mail
People’s Gas
Repubic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
U S Rubber
US Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Western UN
Bell Tel
Tel & Tel
Atch & Neb
Atch
T&s F
Be& Jt
Ch Ju & Stk Yd
Kc, M Ry & Bos
aAllouez
Ag Chem
Tel
Eeee
Atch. Oor & 5S P. . Ee Eee
Boston
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Centennial
Con Mercur
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Dom Iron & Steel
Boston Land
Edison Elee
Elm River
Fitchburg
Franklin
Sy Granby
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Maine Central
Mass Electric
Mass Gas
Michigan
Mont C & C
Nh& He
A. Pere Mar Pref
bPullman Co. Eee
Hode Island
the Santa Fe
Seattle
Shannon
Swift & Co
Tamarack
Trinity
Union C
Union Pacific
United Shia
Coal & O
Utah
Westinghouse Free
Winona
Wolverine
Knights of St. Rose Hold Halloween Party in Worcester
The Hallowe en party of the degree staff of the Knights of St. Rose M C O F was held last evening in St. Rose Hall Worcester street with over 300 attendees. A whist game entertainment and dance followed by a collation were on the program. Officers Wiliam B H Shay and Daniel F Cronin attended. More than sixteen prizes were awarded with Miss Catherine C Murphy winning the ladies first prize and Daniel Connell the gentlemen's.
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Hallowe’en
Knights of St. Rose, M. C. O. F
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
High Standing Committee
Wiliam BH. Shay
Daniel F. Cronin
Catherine C. Murphy
Daniel Connell
Fight at Globe Theatre Ends With Suspected Plot Rumors
About 500 sports fans crowded Globe Theatre for the Gans Britt prizefight returns. Rumors swirled that Britt would win and Gans looked weak at 133 pounds, fueling talk of a possible deal and a fake finish. Many spectators voiced disbelief while others doubted the outcome and debated the fighters’ handling.
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Globe Theatre
Gans-Britt
Britt
Gans
Billy Pierce
Miah Murray
Jack Keenan
Graney
Steve Mahoney
Joe Walcott
Noonan
Campaign of Education offers mail lessons nationwide
The Campaign of Education advertises a 20 lesson program with guaranteed results, claiming the quickest and clearest method. It promises lessons by mail with no interference with work and endorsements by boards of education and newspapers.
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Boards of Education
Campaign of Education
Townsend Bldg
New York
Poor Work In The Harvard Track Games
Harvard fall handicap track meet at Soldiers Field revealed a weak Crimson showing with many subpar efforts. Dick Grant, brother of Aleck Grant, appeared in the two mile. results list winners for sprints, distance races, relays, and field events, noting omitted hammer throw and overall poor performances.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
The
Crimson
Dick Grant
Aleck Grant
Penn
Grant
Hi. MK. Craft
T. B. Dorman
O. Brimsmade
R. Grant
B. J. Nason
W. MacPherson
M. Wells
F. N. Schoenfuss
Q. Snyder
H. Taylor
Curley Sentencing Move Heads Back To Courts To Act
The district attorney will petition the United States Circuit Court for a mandate directing the United States District Court to summon four defendants for sentence. The Supreme Court refused a certiorari appeal, and the mandated sentence is 60 days for each of Thomas F. Curley James B. Curley Bartholomew J. Fahey and James J. Hughes with a date set by Judge Lowell.
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Curley
United States Circuit Court
United States District Court
United States Supreme Court
Thomas F. Curley
James B. Curley
Bartholomew J. Fahey
James J. Hughes
Lowell
Foss Brother Aids Campaign In Illinois Leader's Rally
Congressman George Edmund Foss, arriving from Chicago, campaigns in the 11th district with brother Eugene N. Foss. George Foss denounces Democratic focus and defends reciprocity while Eugene dampens hopes for bipartisan support, insisting reciprocity cannot be won through Democrats.
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George Edmund Foss
Chicago
Eugene N. Foss
Roxbury Street
B U Students to Hold Parker and Davis Rally
Boston University Law School Democrats plan a Parker and Davis rally at Tremont Temple next Thursday evening. The split campus, with Republicans and Democrats forming rival clubs, expects a large New England student turnout. Potential speakers include Ex-Governor Boutwell, Charles W. Hamlin, Francis Burton Harrison, John R. Thayer, with Professor Gardner and Richard Olney possible.
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Boston University Law School
Parker and Davis
Tremont Temple
State Committee
New England
Boutwell
Charles W. Hamlin
Francis Burton Harrison
John R. Thayer
Gardner
Richard Olney
Dorchester Democrats Rally In Music Hall Meeting
A large Dorchester gathering of Democrats in Wards 20 and 24 endorsed national and State candidates including Congress hopeful William S. McNary. A torchlight procession from the Jefferson Club preceded the event with speakers such as John P. Leahy ex-Mayor Walter Ramsdell and Alderman William Hennessey. McNary defended reciprocity and attacked Republican tariffs, arguing Democrats support tariff concessions to aid free trade.
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Dorchester
Congress
Williams. McNary
House
Senate
Music Hall
Jefferson Club
East Street
John F. Cusick
Edward B. Callender
William 8. McNary
John P. Leahy
Walter L. Ramsdell
John H. McNamee
Cambridge
John C. Burke
Lowell
William J. Hennessey
Walter L. Collins
Henry J. Dixon
McNary
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Harbor arrivals fill docks after closing hour at wharf
The harbor faced accommodation strain as 88 trips loaded 1 058 500 pounds of catch, including cod and hake. Prices ranged from 4 cents for cod to 1 2 cents for pollock, with several larger ships and many vessels lingering. Major arrivals included the Foyle from Manila via Suez, under Captain Page, with 23 334 bales of hemp.
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Haddock
Hake
Pollock
Cusk
Regina
Monarch
Natalie B
Nelson
Mary T. Fallon
Philip P. Manta
Jennie
Agnes
Yankee
Lizzie M. Stanley
Selma
Flora
S. Nickerson
Alice M. Guthrie
Metamora
Quonnapowitt
Yakima
Onato
Mima Swim
Slade Gorton
Flirt
Oregon
Annie Perry
Buema
Fannie Belle Atwood
Rita Viator
Klondike
Mercantile Steamship Company
Foyle
T. A. Page
Manila
Cebu
Singapore
Suez Canal
Algiers
Page
Joseph Antibus
United States Army
Philippines
South Carolina
Pier
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Leyland Line
Canadian
Liverpool
Bucrania
Calcutta
Colombo
Madeira
Royal Exchange
Progreso
Mex
Java
Delaware
Nobska
Boston
Atlantic
Harrison G. Johnson
Newcomb
Buenos Ayres
South American
Landsman
Catarrhal Powder Relieves Chronic Catarh in Ten Minutes
C G Archer of Brewer Maine reports years of catarrh with tearing eyes and nasal discharge. After four months of using Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder he has had no attack and claims relief within ten minutes. He would not be without the remedy.
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C. G. Archer
Brewer
Maine
Dr. Agnew
Shipping News Miniature Almanac and Arrivals
Shipping notices list arrivals and clearances at Newport News and surrounding ports. United States cruiser West Virginia and numerous steamers and schooners are noted with destinations including Manila Cebu Singapore Calais and Machias. Tugs and barges, sailings, and port movements are described in a dense roster of ships and routes.
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Shipping News
United States
West Virginia
Melvin
Newport News
Page
Manila
Cebu
Singapore
Henry W. Peabody & Co
Pathfinder
Purse
Norfolk
Pottsville
Townsend
Philadelphia
Preston
Lynn
City of Macon
Askins
Savannah
Abbie
Stubbs
Colwell
St. George
S. I
Donna T. Briggs
Gurney
Clinton Point
Fideman
Gross
Woodbridge Creek
N. J
Seth M. Todd
Carter
Port Liberty
Calais
Regina
Sanborn
Feastern Light
Johnson
Machias
Mildred May
Gray
Brooksville
W. H. Waters
Belgea
St. John
N. B
Lyra
Evans
Conestoga
Taylor
Mannerin
Paxtaug
Rutherford
Mars
Calhoun
Portland
Thomaston
Indian Ridge
Portsmouth
N. H
Undaunted
Java
Delaware
Old Dominion
New York
A. Holder
Carrie
Summerside
Calvin Austin
Eastport
Consuelo
Hull
Eng
Catalone
Louisburg
C. B
James
Whitney
Ivanhoe
Wyalusing
Perth Amboy
Buckler
Baronet
Vineyard Haven
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