Market swings on election eve amid bear pressure and bids
The market opened lower but recovered somewhat as bears pressed, with oil and industrials showing movements and bids for Amalgamated, Montana, Parrot, and Anaconda. Boston & Albany lease talks, New York Central integration, and Arcadia shaft work moved ahead while the Baltic ore output climbed and the Red Ridge mill site progress continued.
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New York
Butte
Parrot
Mohawk
Itic
Thomas W. Lawson
Treadiaining Sa
Ithc
Aining
Aalston
Boston & Alba
Boston & Lowell
Bos & Mon Mining
Butte & Bos
Cal & Hecla
Centennial Mining
Renee
East Boaton
Precklin
Om Maas Mining
Mercedinin
Merenthaler Lin
Mexican Central
Michigan Mining
Gotony
Pullman Co
Quincy
Rhode Island
Santa Fe
Esanerncette
Union A Ag
Utah Mining
Wolvuri Mining
Wyandot
Boston Market Reports Daily Trading Extremes
Boston markets report the day's highest and lowest sales along with the closing bid and asked prices. Prices reflect intraday movements across securities and commodities. This summary notes the range and final quotes observed for reference.
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Boston
Sullivan attacks Hart at rally for Colby aid
At a rally on Whit tier and Tremont streets Sullivan assails Mayor Hart over Colby support for Senator. He cites City Hall activity in Colby’s caucus and says Hart’s denial about Friedman and Talbot being discharged is too late to gain credibility.
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Whittier
Tremont Streets
John. A. Sullivan
Sullivan
Hart
City Hall
Colby
Ward 18
Friedman
Talbot
Cous
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Permanent Cure
An advertisement claims It eh and jug piles can be cured with Dean's Ointment, offered at 50 cents in any store, asserting a permanent remedy and urging immediate use.
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Dean
Makes Hair Grow After Thirty Years of Baldness
A Cincinnati mail-order ad claims Professor Turner of Fairmount College Sulphur Kentucky found a remedy that allegedly regrows hair covers the scalp and restores gray hair. It promises a free trial via Altenhelms Medical Dispensary Cincinnati Ohio and asks readers to send 8 cent postage.
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Fairmount College
Sulphur, Ky
Altenhelms Medical Dispensary
Butterfield Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Propersor Turner
Ae College
Cunard Saxonia arrives after near disaster at sea
A South Boston Herald item reports the Cunard liner Saxonia arriving with crew from the ill fated fishing schooner Mary P. Mosquito after a collision off Glouwater. Rescue of two pilots on Louise No. 2 and a busy port day follow as forty two fishing vessels bring in 620000 pounds of fish at East Boston. stern weather rumors circulate about Leyland line expanding to Philadelphia while Baltimore & Ohio expands export piers.
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Cunard Line
New York
Cunard
Liverpool
Saxonia
John Pritchard
Purse
Oor Ft Wharf
Rob Roy
Hearly
Haddock
Onora
Commonwealth
Allan Jiner
Glasgow
Dominion Iner Turcoman
Vn Fre
Cape Breton
Cecal
Turcoman
Europe
Lowe
Liberty O
Allan Iner
Leyland Line
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Quaker City
Littlefield Angered by Question at Idaho Rally
At a Republican campaign closing rally in Lawrence Idaho Congressman Littlefield faced a hostile moment when a question about socialists in the hall drew ire. He warned he would answer but said he was not afraid of any audience member as inquiries referenced the Idaho bullpen.
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Anx Chase
Dominion Coal
McKinley
Littlefield
Idaho
James B Clancy Seeks Senate Seat While Ill
The Hon James B Clancy, candidate for Senator in the sixth Suffolk district, has been bedridden with a wage concussion threat of pneumonia but is now out of danger. He faces election today.
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James B. Clancy
Suffolk
Town Meeting at Revere Chooses Moderator
The November town meeting in Revere was held last night with many voters attending. The Hon. Sanham was chosen moderator and discussions centered on how recent appropriations have been used and what the current year’s allocations will provide.
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Revere Fees Unas
Sanham
Wade
Rally in Ward 9 Clubroom draws crowd last night
A rally in the interest of Bryan and Benson was held by the Othey Club of Ward 9 in their rooma. Notable attendees included Hon. John A. Kellher Rosnosky Coutetiman Keoghno and Max H. Newman. James Dongyaa presided.
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Benson
Othey Club
Ward 9
Rooma, Hell
Eee
John A. Kellher
E Rosnosky
Coutetiman
Wg Keoghnof
Max H. Newman
James Dongyaa
Devery Indicted Over Voter Interference Claims
Chief Devery faced a felony indictment under the Metropolitan election laws for hindering the state superintendent of elections. The case centers on enforcement orders given to police at polling places and whether voters with warrants should be arrested before or after casting ballots.
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Police Board
York
Lyons
O'Reilly
Gardiner
John McCullagh
New York City
McCullagh
Board of Election Inspectors
Yence
Job E. Hedges
Richard Croker
Bryan
Devry
Knife Wound Attack: Hampton Absent After Stabbing
John Olts of 81 Phillips Street, colored, reports being stabbed twice in a 9 pm assault by Charles Hampton, alias Bad Dick, colored. Wounds to shoulder and abdomen not deemed dangerous. Hampton fled the scene and remains at large.
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John Olts
Phillips Street
Charles Hampton
Bad Dick
Olts
Hampton
President serenaded at McKinley home in Canton Ohio
In Canton Ohio the McKinley lawn hosted an unexpected serenade by the Grand Army Band. Thousands followed as the President, pressured to speak, delivered a brief address promising that the American people will speak tomorrow from coast to coast. A Tennessee stump relic was used as a platform before his remarks.
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Canton
McKinley Lawn
Grand Army
McKinley
Tennessee
Stevenson at Home and Coliseum Speech on Imperialism
Stevenson spent the day at home in Bloomington UK and spoke at the Coliseum in the evening about imperialism. He received a large ovation from the audience and expressed confidence in Bryan and Stevenson’s election. Returns will be received at his home tonight.
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Adlai E., Stevenson
Coliseum
Stevenson
Bryan
Man nearly bleeds out after window injury in Cambridge
Patrolman Benjamin Higgins found Patrick Flood at 126 Pearl Street in a drunken state after Flood thrust his hand through a window pane, severing an artery and spurting blood. Flood was arrested for drunkenness and treated at the station by City Physician L L Bryant and Lancaster.
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Patrick Flood
Cambridge
Benjamin Higgins
Pearl Street
Mr. Flood
Higgins
Tl. L. Bryant
Open Debate On Loan Bill Divides Boston Aldermen
The Boston Board of Aldermen debated a nearly five million dollar loan bill kept in committee. Secret sessions, accusations of dishonesty, and calls to discuss openly marked the clash led by Aldermen Tinkham Norris Adams and Codman. A proposed amendment added branch library, park and building items totaling 762,500 dollars, and a plan to sink water bonds reduced gross debt to about 81 million and net debt to 51 million.
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Tinkham
Norris
Alderman Norris
Alderman Tinkham
Boston
Committee On Public Improvements
Adams
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Bath Department
Paris Street
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Mt. Hope Cemetery
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South Boston
Congress Street Bridge
Collins Campaign Speech Praises Liberty and Democracy
In a crowded Lyceum Hall the Democratic rally featured General Collins denouncing money power and tariffs, praising liberty for all and self-determination for Puerto Rico and the Philippines. He warned the Republicans against monopolies and urged unity under Jeffersonian democracy. Subsequent speakers included Conry, Fitzgerald, Hickey, Kelcher, Griffin and McNaughton.
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William F. McClellan
Ward 2
East Boston
Collins
Patrick J. Grady
Cuba
Mark Hanna
America
Ireland
Philippines
God
Joseph A. Conry
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph F. Hickey
John A. Kelcher
B. F. Griffin
Norman €. McNaughton
Suffolk Democrats Repudiate Sheriff Seavey and Registrar Temple
The Suffolk Democratic nominees Fred H. Seavey and Thomas F. Temple were repudiated yesterday by the Democratic State committee executive board for ignoring the state organization. Letters notified Seavey and Temple of the action. Seavey declined to comment from Winthrop. The motion, tabled earlier, passed unanimously with censure of Seavey for failing to assist the state campaign while aiding the city committee.
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Fred H. Seavey
Thomas F. Temple
Suffolk
Democratic State Committee
Massachusetts
Winthrop
Seavey
Chelsea
Democratic City Committee
Democratic
Death of Charlestown Cart Driver Crushed by Wheel
William Dennett of 5 Lincoln Street Charlestown was killed at 1:00 AM when a garbage cart wheel ran over his head after he was thrown from the cart while unloading barrels. He was 48, married, and employed by Furbish to remove city garbage.
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William Dennett
Lincoln Street
Charlestown
Dennett
Furbish
McKinley Seen Likely to Win 20,000 Vote Lead in Concord
Concord N H Nov 5 If the weather is fine tomorrow no one will deny President McKinley a 20 000 plurality and Jordan the Republican candidate for governor a 15 000 lead.
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N. H
McKinley
Jordan
Wood Rally at Natick Assails Imperialism
In Natick South Natick on Nov 5 Democratic rally featured Hon Richard Sullivan as chief speaker for Edmund M Wood. Sullivan quoted statesmen on freedom and anti imperialism, highlighting Wood as candidate for Representative.
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South Natick
Richard Sullivan
Edmund M. Wood
Cieate
Sullivan
Washington avenue diohhon annual ball at Lynn & Bosan
The members of the Washington avenue diohhon at the Lynn and Bosan Railroad Mutual Benefit Association held their annual ball last evening in Lincoln Hall Chelsea. The grand march began at 9 o'clock led by W. T. Sigsworth with Miss Annie Powers. They were followed by W. Tully.
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Lynn & Bosan Reljroad Mutual Benefit Association
Lincoln Hall
Chelsea
W. T. Sigsworth
Iss Annie Powers
W. Tully
Body found in Charles River near Harvard Bridge
An unidentified man about 20 years old and 5 feet 11½ inches tall was found in the Charles River near the Cambridge end of the Harvard bridge yesterday afternoon. James Purcell and a boy named Stewart reported the discovery to police. undertaker H. D. Litchfield will handle the remains. A pay envelope with the name Joseph Taylor typed in was found in the pocket.
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Cambridge
Harvard Bridge
James Purcell
Hamilton Street
Stewart
H. D. Litchfield
Joseph Taylor
Never Too Late to Beat Catarrh with Tablets
James Gieshing of Allegheny City describes decades of catarrh and failed remedies before trying Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. After a week his symptoms improve and he is now free of catarrh with clearer ears and throat. He praises the tablets as safer and more effective than inhalers sprays or douches. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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James Gieshing
Allegheny City
Ramsdell
Stuart
United States
Canada
Firemen in the Dange Roxbury Veterans Gather at Orienta Hall
Former Roxbury firefighters assembled last night in Orienta Hall with many active district firemen and their ladies in attendance, as the Roxbury Veteran Firemen's Association convened.
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Roxbury
Orienta Hall
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Roxbury Ball Hosts Grand March Led by Local Leaders
The annual Roxbury ball featured a grand march led by Miss Nellie Goode, sister of late Thomas Goode Jr, and Michael Murray, district engine driver. John Mulhearn, president of the Roxbury Veteran Firemen’s Association, praised the event for its success as crowds filled the hall and contributed to a lively dance, with decorative surroundings and steady attendance.
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Nellie Goode
Thomas Goode, Jr
Station 10
Michael Murray
John Mulhearn
Roxbury
Ball of Unterstutzsungs Held at Kossuth Hall Roxbury
The Gambrinus Kranken Unterstuts sungs Association held its fourteenth annual ball last night at Kossuth Hall 1 Tremont Street Roxbury. Committee in charge were Fritz Henmann Joseph Hailer Daniel Meister John Schramm and Jacob Schneider. A large number attended with their friends.
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Gambrinus Kranken Unterstutssungs Association
Kossuth Hall
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Fritz Henmann
Joseph Hailer
Daniel Meister
John Schramm
Jacob Schneider
Kruger Illness Slows Dutch Cruiser Geldertland
Paris dispatches report Port Said to the Marseilles paper that the Dutch cruiser Geldertland slowed due to Mr. Kruger's illness. The vessel is not expected to reach Marseilles before November 15.
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Port Said
Marseilles
Geldertland
Kruger
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