Prices Improve A Very Little On Wall Street Despatch
A New York despatch reports a modest uptick in activity with about 600000 shares changing hands. Copper stocks show slight gains though overall prices remain irregular and sentiment improves modestly amid Republican gains and Amalgamated strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N Et
Heinze
Butte
Clark
Amalgamated
Lawson
Helena
Holloway
Amalgamated Company
Larke
Wille
Boston
Montana
Copperdam
Old Dominion
South Range
Osceola
Mr. Keene
Housman
Gould
Missouri Pacific
London
Boston Stock Roundup Reports Prices and Ranges
Boston stock listings show the day’s highest and lowest sale prices along with closing bid and asked prices as of today. Data reflects market activity on November 6 with key figures for major securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dean's Kidney Pills Testimonial From Boston Reader
Local citizen C H Tucker of 8 Bolston Street reports three years of urinary trouble with burning, frequent nighttime need, and dizziness. After using Dean's Kidney Pills bought from Bradbury Drug Store he says the condition improved from the first box and he slept through the night. 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. sells in Buffalo as U S agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
C. H. Tucker
Teamster
Bolston Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Dean
Ex dividend and payment of assessments noted
The listing shows total sales across assets including listed stocks 10 792 shares with bonds at 22 890 dollars unlisted stocks 9 774 shares with bonds of 1000 dollars. Ex dividend status recorded and assessment paid.
Beatty Will Wait For Dorchester Youth Sports Group
The meeting to organize a young men's athletic association in Dorchester was postponed two weeks. Organizer Charles E. Beatty, a Ward 20 Common Council candidate, faces opposition who view the move as political, leading Beatty to delay the group’s formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Athletic Association
Dorchester
Charles E. Beatty
Common Council
Beatty
Gypsies Fined for Trespass in Somerville Court
Melodie Georgie and Nichola Jchaiko v and Antonio Metchell were fined $10 each in Somerville for trespassing on Boston and Maine railroad property near the Mystic River. Benchio Zulka was discharged. A boy named Joe Mitchell claimed he was kidnapped, prompting expectation of abduction charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melodie
Georgie
Nichola Jchaikov
Antonio Metchell
Somerville
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mystic River
Benchio Zulka
Joe Mitchell
Witness says Molineux not the man in murder trial
In a resumed murder trial the prosecution failed to admit a diagnosis blank Exhibit I as evidence. Handwriting expert Carvalho faced cross examination while defense led by ex Governor Black argued to keep the exhibit out. Witnesses later testified that Molineux did not write the poison package address and Mrs Stephenson identified a potential suspect, but not conclusively. Court adjourned until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molineux
Barnet
Black
Jerome
Lambert
David N. Carvalho
H. C. Barnet
Carvalho
Harry Cornish
Supreme Court
Mr. Black
Justice Lambert
Mr. Jerome
H. C. Darnet
Clarence Foote
David W. Torrey
Samuel H. McDowell
George Duncan
Banks
BE. D. Bushnell
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
George Colday
Princeton University
Samuel Pittinger
New York Athletic Club
Louis Jacobson
New York
Cornish
Rogers
William J. Liell
Barton Huff
Harthegan
Miss Miller
Anna C. Stephenson
Brooklyn
Adams
Democrats claim double Senate majority to block GOP US senator
Republican leaders estimate 386 Republicans and 29 Democrats in the House with Arapahoe included and 22 Democrats and 13 Republicans in the Senate. They say Democrats hold a two seat joint majority and can thwart any bid to elect a Republican U.S. senator by unseating Democrats in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Arapahoe
House
Senate
United States
Addicks's Chances Reduced in Delaware Senate Fight
Sussex county returns show Thomas W. Jefferson Democrat elected State Senator for the fifth district by seven votes over Addicks Republican George B. Magee. Legislature tally will be 27 Republicans to 24 Democrats on joint ballot, ninth district Kent county tied, and regular Republicans oppose Addicks affecting U S Senate prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Sussex County
Thomas W. Jefferson
George B. Magee
Addicks
Kent County
Coler thanks Tammany Hall leader Murphy for Governor race support
Coler the Democratic gubernatorial candidate sends a letter to Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall thanking him for the campaign effort and the election results. He praises the organization for protecting party interests and staying in touch with community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bird
Coler
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Johnson Long Malden Nuptials Tie City Couple
Miss Lola G. Long daughter of Street Commissioner Charles G. Warren and Mrs. Warren married Fred O. Johnson of Malden at 184 Ferry street. Rev. H. G Hiscock officiated with Mrs. George A. Richards of Dorchester as matron of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Lola G. Long
Charles G. Warren
Fred O. Johnson
Ferry Street
H. G Hiscock
George A. Richards
Dorchester
Watch of Agnes M Phee Found
Report mentions a found watch linked to Agnes M Phee and notes Cambridge officials suspect a colored man in the Miss Morton case. Chief Cloyes criticizes press timing and says detectives are on slugger duty awaiting an arrest. Cambridge officials reference a man returning to pawn the watch, hinting at possible identity challenges in a large colored population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyes
Cambridge
Watts
Miss Morton
Cambridgeport
State Police Chief Defends Clear Roles in Mason Case
Chief Rufus R. Wade of the State Police says there is no clash with city forces and vows to protect women in the metropolitan area. He explains cooperation with local departments and aims for safety and non-miscarriage of justice as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus R. Wade
State Police
Mason
Post
Commonwealth
Clue to M Phee Murderer Found in Cambridge Firm Story
A Post report cites J S Davison of Greene & Co Cambridge hardware dealers and Norcross furnace shakers. Davison notes a reshaped discarded shaker with two broken sides may connect to Miss McPhee's death and questions about sale history and manufacturing tampering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McPhee
Post
J. S. Davison
Greene & Co
Cambridge
Norcross
Mason
Davison
Mason & Hamlin Piano
Miss McPh
Somerville
McPhee
Tragic Assault on Miss McPhee Ends in Death
Mrs. Haskell of 10 Chester Street witnessed the attack on Miss McPhee and rushed to intervene but the assailant escaped in darkness. The injured woman was taken to the hospital where she died, remaining unconscious and delirious. no clue to the culprit was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McPhee
Mrs. Haskell
Chester Street
Medical examiner weighs blunt instrument in Morton murder
Dr Harris Lee notes uncertainty over weapon type in Miss Morton case. He doubts file evidence links to the crime and says the blows likely came from a blunt instrument, based on the concussion signs. The police have not consulted him on the file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Morton
Old Chum Defends Mason from Harvard Years Revealed
Charles L Harrison, former Harvard roommate of Alan G Mason, defends him against crimes allegations. Harrison recalls Mason as a noble, deeply sympathetic student, Glee Club president, brass band organizer, and a man driven by philosophy and factory work at his father's piano and organ business, later in Somerville sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles L. Harrison
L. B. Harrison
Alan G. Mason
Harvard College
Alan
Mr. Harrison
Glee Club
Somerville
Murder of Miss McPhee Shocks Somerville in 3 October Assault
Agnes McPhee a domestic in Somerville near the Cambridge line was beaten with a furnace wrench on October 3 and died days later. A man was seen running toward Rindge Avenue after the attack, and the weapon was found near the victim. The incident stirred the local community as details emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’phee
Agnes McPhee
J. S. Hathaway
Somerville
Cambridge
Miss McPhee
Tyler Refuses Comment on Mason Arrest Case
Henry G. Tyler of the Howard Iron Foundry, living with the Mason family at 429 Newbury Street, declined to discuss Mr. Mason’s arrest. He spoke to a Post reporter from his South Boston office, citing lawyer instructions and expressing interest in police progress while denying knowledge of any colored man at a chess game. He appeared nervous and avoided details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Tyler
Howard Iron Foundry
Mason
Newbury Street
Boston
Post
Mr. Mason
Tyler
Mr. Tyler
Osborne Raps Police Board at Temperance Meeting
At Tre Mont Temple the Church Temperance Society annual meeting in Boston heard Bishop Lawrence define moderate drinking and condemn soaking as dangerous. Bishop McVickar blamed hypocrisy and urged action in states with open bars. Rev Osborne criticized district option defeat and urged police commission reform to curb liquor influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Commission of
Boston
Church Temperance Society
Tremont Temple
Lawrence
Prohibition
Bishop McVickar
Rhode Island
Edward Osborne
Police Commission
Cambridge Street
West End
Was Always Pleasant: Life of Alan G Mason at McLean Asylum
Charles Rounsefelt recalls Mason from McLean Asylum in East Somerville later moved to Waverley. Mason, once melancholic and refined, showed cheerful progress living at the institution and later appeared well on the streets of Waverley and Cambridge. Rounsefelt notes Mason’s gentleness, billiards, piano, and golf interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rounsefelt
Waverley
McLean Asylum
Post
Alan G. Mason
East Somerville
Mr. Mason
Waverley Oaks
Asylum
Albany Street
Cambridge
Pote
General Isaac Khan Returns to Washington
General Isaac Khan Persian Minister to the United States returned to Washington today after six months abroad. He spent the period with the Shah of Persia at European summer resorts and in major European capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Isaac Khan
United States
Shah of Persia
Europe
Baby Lost in Fire at Emerson House Tragedy
In Teston a deadly blaze destroyed the Emerson House. Eight month old Jessie Grannis, child of Mrs James Grannis, was forgotten in the excitement and burned to death. The fire broke out about 1030 PM in a lower room, spreading rapidly and leaving occupants with no time to save belongings. Mrs Grannis tried to return with the baby but flames barred her path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teston
Emerson House
Jessie Grannis
James Grannis
Assaulted man taken to Relief station after city square attack
Dennis Hannigan of 9 Perry avenue Worcester was assaulted by an unknown man in City square Charlestown late last night. He sustained a compound fracture of the nose and other injuries and was admitted to the Relief station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Hannigan
Perry Avenue
Worcester
City Square
Charlestown
Irish Envoys Visit Lawrence Receives Warm Welcome
In Lawrence on November 6 Irish envoys John Dillon Michael Davitt and Joseph Devlin were greeted warmly at a public reception at the State Armory. Davitt outlined the mission Dillon spoke on United Irish League work and Devlin urged financial and moral support for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
John Dillon
Michael Davitt
Joseph Devlin
State Armory
Davitt
Dillon
United Irish League
Devlin
Scandinavian Republican Club to Entertain Dorchester Leaders
The Scandinavian Republican Club of Dorchester will host a reception this evening at Bloomfield Hall Geneva Avenue. Guests include Charles P. Anderson Ashmont Improvement Association president Alderman Joseph J. Stewart Aldermen Miller Farwell H W Burr and other candidates for Aldermen in Wards 16 20 and 24.
Socialists to Meet for State Victory Celebration in Boston
The State Socialist committee plans a celebration at Faneuil Hall Saturday evening to honor the state vote gains. Speakers include John C. Chase and Ramsden of Brockton. a parade from South Station at 7:15 led by the Brockton Band will precede the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist da
Faneuil Hall
John c. Chase
Carey and
MacCartney
Ramsden
Brockton
H. A. Gibbs
Worcester
Charles H. Coulter
Parkman B. Flanders
Haverhill
South Station
Boston
Summer Street
Washington
State Committee
Porter Associates Rally Honors Alderman Candidate Leary
The Porter Associates of East Boston held a rally at 23 Williams Street last evening. A reception was given for Michel J. Leary candidate for Alderman with speeches by J. B. Charlan William J. Burns William F. Nelson John F. McFarthan Councilmen Donnelly Clark and Edward R. Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Associates
East Boston
Williams Street
Michel J. Leary
J. 8. Charlan
William J. Burns
William F. Nelson
John F. McFarthan
Donnelly and Clark
Edward R. Gray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Stock Exchange
Santa Ysabel
Atlantic Mining Company
American Loan and Trust Company
Boston Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State Gas
Eclipse Oil
International Rotary
Beach-Clarridge
Greene Copper
Jupiter Steel
HEATH
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Baltimore
Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Guicese
Indy& St Loui m
Chie
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Illinois
Southern
Lake Erie & Western O
Loutaville & Nashville
Manhattan L . Wee
Minneapolis & St Louia
Han & Tex
Pennsylvania
St Louis & San Fran
St. Louis Southwestern
St Paul
Texas & Pacific
Tol
St Louis & West
Union Pacific
Wabash
Wheeling & Lake “Erie
Wisconsin Central Ae
American
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry Oe
American Linseed Ol
Am Smelting & Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Cal Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Continental Tobacco
General Electric Ace
International Power
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mall
People’s Gas
Western Union Ve
Boston Stock Sales
Am Tel & Tel
T&s
Thur & Mo
B& Q
KC Ft S & M
U P
Adventure
Allouez
Ag Chem
Atlantic
Bingham Con M
Boston Elevated
Boston & Alban
Boston & Lowe Oe
Boston & Prov
Cal & Heela
Ars Oe Vr & Steet
Boston Land
Edison Hl
General Electric
Michigan
Mont & Bos
Sree
Santa Fe
Seattle Electric
Shannon Mtm .Sece Gio Swift & Co
Trinity
Seeane Ou
United Cop CT
United Fruit
Oye Ah Ag
U'S
T & Os
U S Steel
Roy
St's Utah
West T & T
Westing
Winona
Wolverine
Dorchester Athletic Organization
Tammany
Johnson—Long
Agnes M’phee
Wade
DR. Harris
Old Chum
Harvard
Osborne
Baby
Hannigan
Scandinavian Republican Club
Porter Associates’ Rally
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!