Bears Drive Sugar Down in New York Market
Bear movement in Sugar caused a sharp price drop to 1153-4 with a tally of 1-4 before close, while beet sugar rivals threaten a price war. Copper stocks drifted as traders waited for cues with little new news, and Calumet & Hecla rose in Boston. Stone & Webster plan a large Washington state power plant, and Dominion Coal reported record production. wage increases at Atchison were announced.
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Aon
New York
Congress
Boston
Standard Oil
Commission
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Wolverine
Shaw
Stone & Webster
Puyallup Glacier
Chicago
Atchison
Bay State
Rotary Ring
International Rotary
Am Bell Tel
Bos Tin Gas Ist
B & Q Joint
Ill Steel
M & BR
L& Fg
Top &Sf
SG SA
Bingham Con
Boston & Alvany
Thom Ir & Steel
Edison el Mw AG
Qaas Ga Rv & Flee
General Fleetrie
Gnanejaate
BS Mass Electric
Seeee Ee Bay
Mergenthal Lin
Michigan
Pere Marquette
Rhode Island
Seattle Electric
Shannon
Swift & Co Eeene
Hee
Tamarack
Torrington
Trinity
Union Pacific Eee
United Copper
United Fruit Eno
United Shoe
U & Coal
Victoria Mio
TG Ai
NBL Bis
West End St Ry
T & Tel
Boston Stock Sales Report Highlights
Boston stock table shows highest and lowest sales and closing bids for Westinghouse Electric preferred at 101 1/4 to 104 1/2, Wolverine Mining at 59 1/4 to 59, with ex-dividend noted. Total sales include listed stocks 13,825 shares, bonds $51,500, unlisted stocks 11,329 shares, bonds $4005.
Hancock Tavern Sign At Old State House
The ancient swing sign of the Hancock Tavern in Corncourt, bearing Governor Hancock’s portrait, has been loaned to the Bostonian Society for safekeeping in the Old State House collection. The tavern is to be replaced by a modern business building as progress moves in.
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Hancock Tavern
Corncourt
Governor Hancock
Bostonian Society
Old State House
March of Improvement
Volume of Business Signals Steady Trade Heights
Wall street remains bearish in a broad market report while jobbing trade stays active and shipments surge. Railroads move fuel and grain, weather shifts lift demand for heavy goods, and failures drop. wages and rail pressure color a cautious but improving outlook for October.
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New York
Bradstreet
Wall Street
Lady Henry Somerset Meets the President in Washington
Miss Risley Seward introduces Lady Henry Somerset to the President. Somerset has long been known for temperance and philanthropic work in Great Britain and is the guest of Miss Seward, who pursues similar charitable efforts in the United States. The visit is a courtesy call with no formal agenda.
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Washington
Risley Seward
Henry Somerset
Great Britain
Lady Somerset
Seward
Pensions Adopted for Martinique Disaster Victims
Paris November 7 President Loubet signed a law granting pensions to widows and orphans of civil and military officials who perished in the volcanic disaster on Martinique Island.
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ST. Pierre
Paris
Loubet
Martinique
Mad Mullah Awaits Fight Near Bohote
Berbera, East Africa. Colonel Swayne, once British commander in Somaliland, sails for England ill. General Manning now pushes for an advance against the Mullah but slow supplies limit progress. The Mullah nears Bohote with about 2000 rifles, one Maxim gun, 15,000 spearmen, and vast camel and sheep reserves. Bohode is well defended as guns move through French territory.
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Berbera
East Africa
Swayne
Somaliland
England
Manning
Bohote
Bohode
Waterfront fish landings set record for two days
A total of 1,162,900 pounds of fresh mixed fish were landed at T wharf over two days, 888,000 pounds by 25 vessels the first day and 274,900 pounds the second. Haddock sold at 3 cents, large cod 4, and other fish prices listed. The Hamburg-America steamer Badenia docked at Mystic pier on its first voyage, with 8,500 tons cargo. The page also notes other ships, cargoes, and ongoing port activity.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Badenia
Mystic Pier
Hamburg
Mystic Plier
Baltimore
Barkentine Allanwilde
Savannah
Kennebec
Bath
City of
Bangor
Rockland
Alderney
Simpson
Lake Michigan
Cardiff
Elder-Dempster Line
Teutonic
Liverpool
Queenstown
New York
Iran
Galveston
Malta
Manila
Cebu
Europe
Saxonia
Altonia
Boston
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Reads Arrivals and Clears
Shipping notes list arrivals at port with steamers Badtenia Froelich and Oscar I plus numerous schooners and barges, detailing origins from Cardiff to Nantasket Roads and Halifax. Cleared vessels include Altonia Oscar I Louisburg and many others. wind steady N W to N N W, listings cover loading for Boston and New York.
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Badtenia
Froelich
Hamburg
Lake Michigan
Morgan
Cardiff
Wales
Liarthony Abbey
Barnett
Barry
Oscar N
Peterson
Louisbure, Co. B
State of Maine
Thompson
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Halifax
Pye
Charlottetown
P. B.I
Hawkesbury
C. B
N. S
Nantucket
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Seaboard
Kirby
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
Bay State
Oliver
City of Gloucester
Oher
Gloucester
City of Bangor
Arey
Bangor
Frostburg
Svendsen
Mass
Alliant
Parks
Cambellton
Maria O. Teel
Johnstone
Sarah C. Ropes
Sweet
Daylight
Nickerson
Charles W. Church
Moore
Ellen M. Golder
Chase
St. Bird
Patterson
St. George
S. J
Elvira J. French
Hopkins
Wilmington
N. C
Ervin J. Lace
Paschal
A. G. Lawson
Ingleson
Lanesville
Iuge
Richmond
Perry
Newport News
Herge
George R. Schofield
Spartan Chandler
Alaska
Newburyport
Bear Ridge
Kohinoor
Altonia
Live Eng
Michigan
Glasgow
Oscar I
Louisburg
Tiems
Nor
James L. Maloy
RK. D. Spear
Weymouth
N A
Francis A. Rice
Yarmouth
N. W
Lillian Blauvelt
Tusket
Swallow
Garfield White
Wellman Hall
Parrsboro
Anglian
London
Boston
Kershaw
State l of Maine
Araucania
Avonport
Erie Ateaea
J. Henry Eamunds
Rockport
Spartan
Nile
Rockland
G. M. Porter
William Duren
Calais
Ada Herbert
B. C. Gates
Allan
Machias
Manhattan
la Flove
Pandora
Ida_ May
Hattie Muriel
Riverdale
Clifford Co
Lena Maud
All St. John
Farle
William W. Converss
Satilla
Lyman M. Law
Barkentine Addie Morrill
Mosarie
Sunday church services across Boston area churches
Multiple congregations list Sunday schedules. Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin Square preaches at 10:30 and 7:30 with a 12 m Bible school and 6 p m Young People meeting. First Baptist Commonwealth Avenue and Ruggles Street Baptist detail sermons, their choir Florida Jubilee Singers, and a union evangelistic service at the Dudley Street Opera House. Tremont Temple Baptist, Congregational Old South and Berkeley Temple also publish morning and evening services with pastors and special programs including choirs and choruses.
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Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Feene
F. L
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Sunda School
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
A. C. Dixon
the Love of God
Florida Jubilee Singers
Professor Case
Tremont ¢ Temple Baptist Church
George RB. Hors, D. DD
Avery A. Shaw
Brookline
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
Percy H. Epler
Berkeley Temple
William A. Knight
Technology Maie
Annie May Whitten
R. Kelso Carter
Heaven
Sauvage
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
C. W. Holden
Dorchester
Ariel Ladies
Dudley Street
Dudley Street Opera House
W. W. Bustard
S. M. Landis
Dartmouth Street
Back Bay Station
Hamilton
Harvard
Social Science Club
Boylston Place
Tremont Temple
Florida
Berkeley Hall
Tremont and
T. D. Gibbs
Paine Memorial
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
Salvation Army
Yorke
No. 1 Corps
Green Street
Christadelphians
Christ
First Sermons and Religious Items Sunday Services
The local schedule lists sermons and services at Tremont Street M E Church, St Andrew's Presbyterian, Boston Spiritua Temple, First Spiritual Temple, Harmony Hall, Lynn Spiritualists, Roxbury Spiritual Association, Gospel of Spirit Return Society, Universalist churches, and other venues. Notable speakers include Dr Stuntz of Manila, Rev William Haven, Dr Alexander MacKinnon, Mrs E Cobb, and Mrs N J Willis. Also events on mediumship, clairvoyance, seances, and religious lectures.
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Stuntz
Manila
Charles A. Crane
Jesus
Tremont Street
M. E. Church
Concord Street
C. E. Davis
William I. Haven
D. D
New York City
Epworth League
Presbyterian
America Hall
Washington Street
E. Cobb
P. McKenna
Boston
Chickering Hall
Huntington Avenue
F. A. Wiggin
Wiggin
Hatfield Pettibone
Harmony Hall
Circle
Georgie Hughes
Smith
Josephine Webster
Annie Hanson Kibble
Julia E. Davis
Lynn Spiritualists’ Association
Cadet Hall
Alex. Caird
M. D
H. D. Barrett
Harry Chase
Roxbury Spiritual Association
Highland
Warren Street
Walnut Avenue
Dudley Street
E. Mack
M. Adeline Wilkinson
Harvest Moon Indian Council
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Northampton
Coombs
F. Davis
Carbee
Mme. Zara
Horton
Henry
Corbin Urges Army Reforms In Annual Report
Washington Nov 7 General Henry C Corbin ad jutant-general reports on army reductions to 61020 men by Dec 1 and details losses including 35 officers killed or wounded and 1227 enlisted men. He calls for better arms parity with National Guard, annual maneuvers, improved artillery defense against fog, wireless reconnaissance gains, promotes staff expansion seeking lieutenant general ranks for Merritt Brooke Otis, and criticizes canteen abolition while urging singing and regimental marches to bolster discipline.
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Washington
Henry C. Corbin
Corbin
Signal Corps
National Guard
United States
Merritt
Brooke
Otis
Gilmore
Williston
Philippines
Democratic Caucuses in Boston Set for November 14, 1902
Notices announce Boston Democratic caucuses to nominate a Street Commissioner, elect delegates to the city convention for School Committee, nominate aldermen and three candidates per ward for Common Council, and form a Ward Committee for 1908. Schedule lists ward by ward start times on Friday, Nov 14, with additional public meeting dates in wards 14 and 15 on Nov 6 and 10.
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Boston
Democratic City Committee
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Malachi L. Jennings
Thomas W. Flood
William BE
Hickey
Civil action in Boston court concerning contract debt
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk. In Boston Municipal Court a suit to recover 155 dollars plus interest from Mil Dred Aldrich. Executors under Anna M. Clark’s will Thornton H. Simmons and Theodore Conant issue. Defendant not served. Publication ordered in Boston Post weekly for three weeks. Hearing set November 29. Orsino G. Sleeper, Clerk.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
City of
Boston
Holden
County of
A. D
Stephen G. Steviens
Mildred Aldrich
Thornton H. Simmons
Theodore
Boston Post
Orsino G. Sleeper
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W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Douglas
W. L. Douglas Shoes
W.L. Douglas
Goodyear West
Alabarce
America
Een
W. L. Douglas Shoe Co
BEARS
Boston Stock Sales
Neinone Tadae
Westing
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Ches & Ohio
Chicago & Pinon
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
Lake Erie & Western
Tae
Louisville
Mexico
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Lani
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Union Pacific
Cesscoes
Wabash
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Consolidated Gas
Fon
Tobsneco
General Electric
Hocking Coal
International Paper One Amy
International Power
National Lead
Pacific Mall
Nepublic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Union Bag & Paper Co
U S Leather
U S Steel
Western Union
Hancock
Dun’s Report
R. G. Dun & Co
Lady Henry Somerset
Shipping News
Methodist
ST. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
West Concord Street
Alexander MacKinnon
Spiritualist
Lubitsky
Braga
H. Nelson Raymond
Perin
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendte
John Sebastian Bach
H. G. Tucker
Carl Barth
Parker Memorial Chorus
F. W. Wodell
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Walter F. Frederick