Market weak on gold shipments and copper stocks
The New York market opened below Saturday’s close on most stocks, then rallied but failed to return to opening figures. Copper stocks weakened besides Amalgamated, while reading common and American Locomotive led gains in coalers. Government and court actions touched Amalgamated Copper and related parties amid ongoing copper demand. Local news noted New England Gas and Coke activity and bids around railroad interests, with a mixed money market and announcements of corporate directors and dividends.
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New York
Bears
Shorts
Coalers
Reading Common
American Locomotive
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Boston
Northwestern
van Sant
Minnesota
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Russell Sage
Judge Knowles
Montana
William Klein
H. H. Rogers
William Rockefeller
Amalgamated Copper Company
MacGinnis
Boston &Fontana
Lacombe
Klein
Supreme Court of the
State of New York
Rollins Morse and Butte Company
Michael Davitt
Heinze
Knowles
Amalgamated Copper
Delaware Surety Company
Layton
Pennsylvania
United Metals Selling Company
Publi
New England
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Unknown Man Dies After Fall in South Boston
Boston City Hospital issued a bulletin about an unidentified man brought by police on Friday Navy 15 and dying the same day from a fractured skull after a stair fall at Second street and Dorchester avenue South Boston. He was about 30, 5 feet 9 inches, 16 pounds, black hair blue eyes dark mustache with a scar on the right foot from a burn awaiting claimant in the morgue.
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Boston City
Navy
Second Street
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
Col Adams Road Vindicated After Orient Heights Fire
Colonel Melvin O Adams president of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad says the new yacht club house fire at Orient Heights could not be started by a locomotive spark. He notes the blaze began inside and a quarter mile from the tracks, defending the railway as harmless to the fire.
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Melvin O. Adams
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Orient Heights
Colonel Adams
Train wreck near Blair kills ten and injures twenty eight
A Great Northern collision near Blair Montana involved an extra freight and a work train with forty one Japanese laborers aboard. Ten men died and twenty eight were seriously injured as flames consumed wrecked cars. Rescue and medical teams reached the scene from Glasgow and Havre with nineteen injured brought to the hospital.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Globe
Great Falls
Mont
Great Northern
Blair
Here
Fort Culberson
Culberson
Glasgow
Havre
Miss Marie Eastwick Sentenced for Forged Certificate
News of the World Briefs: Marie Josephine Eastwick of Philadelphia was sentenced to six months for forging a £100,000 certificate. She pleaded guilty as a second class misdemeanant. sanity documents from the U.S. were set aside as a matter for the Secretary of State. Other items report ex-President Stern’s family deported, a Neufschrwasser sugar refinery fire, a Dresden council retest, Barcelona student disturbances, Curacao censorship, and Zamora peasant clashes with casualties.
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London
Marie Josephine Eastwick
Philadelphia
Havin
United States
Brussels
Petit Bleu
Stern
Orange Free State
South Africa
Berlin
Neufschrwasser
Prussia
Dresden
Joseph Chambérain
Edinburgh
Barcelona
Willemstad
Curacoa
Venezuela
Madrid
Rosales
Hinjastra
Zamora
Counterfeiting case flags Camden lawyer in Lancaster plot
Lawyer John S. Semple of Camden N J stands on trial for aiding Arthur Taylor and Baldwin S Bredell in attempting to circulate counterfeit $20 notes. He is the 13th arrest in the Lancaster Penn revenue stamp conspiracy. nine men have already gone to the penitentiary. Others await trial.
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Piladelphia
John S.semple
Camden
N. J
Arthur Taylor
Baldwin S. Bredell
Semple
Lancaster
Penn
Washington
Wyman
The
Marine Hospital Service
Thomas
Liverpool
Philadelphia
William Fisher Morris
Wastiington
Chaffee
First Infantry
Samar
Harold. Jackson
Joseph W. Beacham, Jr
Conn R. Ohbliger
Stuart Eldridge
United States
Yokohama
Japan
Henry B. Noyes
Second Cavalry
Eli l L. Huggins
Third Cavalry
Philippines
Earl D. Thomas
Fort Myer
Division of the Philippines
Dover
Del
Shannon Copper Company
Boston
Hackett
Edward Landor
Harvard
Landor
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Harrison
James K. Polk
Alaska
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Board of Health
New York
Gregory Jtast
Mendelssohn Hall
Scranton
Tricked by Faith Healer in Lace Company Suit
Samuel Stevenson, English brother-in-law of Zion founder John Alexander Dowie, sues in Chicago for a receiver for Zion lace industries. He alleges Dowie promised a $50,000 bonus and $100,000 stock plus a good salary but received only a supervisor role. Stevenson says Dowie induced him to sign a document that concealed Dowie’s ownership of the lace business.
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Chicago
Samuel Stevenson
John Alexander Dowie
Zion Lace Industries
Dowie
England
Stevenson
Dowle
Molloy War Prisoner On Bermuda Island
James L. Molloy a former sergeant major of the Ninth Regiment M V M and prominent in Weston and Lawrence is a prisoner of war on Morgan's Island Bermuda. He arrived there early in September after capture in northern Transvaal in June while working on a gun presented to the Boer government by the French Irish Revolutionary Society.
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James L. Molloy
Ninth Regiment
Weston and
Lawrence
Jordan's Pony Wins A Ribbon At New York Horse Show
At Madison Square Garden the annual fashion parade and national horse show opened in fine weather and drew a society crowd. Eben D. Jordan's Dilham Prime Minister captured a blue ribbon as best pony stallion, defeating Thomas W. Saanson's Glorious Bonnie. First prizes announced include More Than Queen for saddle horses, Lord Brilliant and Lord Golden for harness, and Jack Frost for heavyweight hunters, with several other awards and entries noted during the opening.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
America
Eben D. Jordan
Boston
Thomas W. Saanson
Bonnie
Stanhope
Victoria
TSI
Billy Finch
Br. S
Foraker
Br. G
W. l. Elkins
Abington
Penn
Queen
Ch. m
Lord Brilliant
Ch. G
Lord Golden
John L. Wentz
Scranton
Jack Frost
M. Gr
James W. Colt
Genesee
N. Y
Lord Minto
George Pepper
Berrington
Henry V. Colt
Gold Lace
Adam Beck
Belmar
T. I. Watt
Crow & Murray
Sure Pop
Don Castor Model
Robert Whitworth
England
A. B. Widener, Jr
Three Years For Dunston and A Youth’s Crime
Joseph W. Le Cain a 23 year old youth was sentenced in Superior Criminal Court to three to four years for breaking and entering remarking he is too small to work. William Dunston alias Jersey Red drick a powerful man was sent to the House of Correction for three years for assaulting Special Officer Pelton with a revolver and for rescuing a prisoner. He was indicted for assault with intent to murder but the jury reduced the charge.
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Joseph W. le Cain
Junge Stevens
Superior Criminal Court
Joseph
William Dunston
M McKinley Death Mask Completed in Buffalo
After two months of work a plaster mask from President McKinley’s death portrait was finished today in Buffalo. The guarded artifact, weighing 2.5 pounds, will be shown at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington next week under government orders restricting photographs.
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Buffalo
N. Y
McKinley
Edward L. A. Pausch
Hartford
Smithsonian Institution
Napoleon
Adams exile parallel to Confederacy in Times remarks
The Times editorializes on Charles Francis Adams's Worcester address of October 30. It notes his parallel between the South African struggle and the Confederacy’s closing days and praises leaders who blend personal bravery with a larger duty, predicting Boer Briton coexistence in time.
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London
the Times
Charles Francis Adams
American Antiquarian Society
Worcester
Mass
Adams
Lee
Mayor Receives Rathbun Body in Little Rock
In Little Rock Arkansas on November 18 the body of C Rathbun was turned over to Mayor Daley by Coroner Young. The Mayor will notify Mrs Rathbun, to whom the body was shipped, and further action will await her word. The remains stay in Oakland Cemetery receiving vault while Rathbun, charged with insurance fraud, remains in custody.
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Little Rock Ark
Newell
C. Rathbun
Daley
Young
Rathbun
TITANIA CREW SUFFERING IN WRECK NEAR CAPE RACE
Details emerge on the Titania wreck in dense fog near Cape Race. Crew spent 36 hours lashed to rigging with only shirts and drawers after the ship broke apart. three shore men risked their lives to aid landfall. Boatswain Williams drowned after attempting to swim to shore.
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T. John's
N. F
Parkentine Titania
Liverpool
St. John’s
Cape Race
Run Down by Car at Melrose Melrose
Nov. 18. A Boston and Northern electric car on the Wakefield division collided with Freeman's express wagon on Main Street, Melrose Highlands, overturning the wagon. Driver Edward Cain and passenger George Peterson were thrown out. Cain suffered severe injuries including amputation of a crushed little finger. Cain taken to Melrose Hospital.
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Melrose
Boston and Northern Electric
Wakefield
Freeman
Main Street
Melrosp Highlands
Edward Cain
George Peterson
Cain
Peterson
Melros@é
Record of gold shipments broken at New York port
A new high weekly shipment of gold from New York assay office was set at 7 082 581 dollars for Europe. The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse will carry most to Paris with Berlin receiving about one million. Banks Lazard Freres Heidelbach Ickelheimer Goldman Sachs and others arranged the consignments as rates and timing favored exports.
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New York
Navy
Europe
Berlin
Paris
Cherbourg
Lazard Freres
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
National City Bank
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Germany
Mail and Express
Unanimous Episcopal Bishop Choice for Greer
Springfield November delegates to the western Massachusetts diocese primary meeting at Massasoit House declared unanimously for Rev. Dr. D. H. Greer of St. Bartholomew's New York City for bishop. Dr. Arthur Lawrence withdrew to back Greer. Greer likely to accept the unanimous offer unless he declines, leaving the convention undecided.
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D. H. Greer
Episcopal Convention
Springfield
Episcopal Diocese
Western Massachusetts
Massasoit House
St. Bartholomew's
New York City
Arthur Lawrence
Stockbridge
Dr. Greer
Greer
Lawrence
Rally for Sherman at People's Temple with Socialist Priest
A large crowd attended a Social Democratic rally at People's Temple in Boston last evening. Martha Moore Avery presided as John Weaver Sherman's mayoral candidacy was ratified. Rev. Thomas McGrady, the so called Socialist Priest, spoke in a talk similar to his Faneuil Hall remarks. Sherman also spoke, contrasting Republicans seeking Hart's re-election and Democrats backing General P. A. Collins. He voiced hopes to substantially increase his vote from two years ago.
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Social Democratic Party
People’s Temple
John Weaver Sherman
Boston
Martha Moore Avery
Thomas McGrady
Bellevue
Faneuil Hall
Mr. Sherman
Hart
P. A. Collins
Sherman
Caucuses in Somerville Set Stage for Mayor Election
Democratic caucuses across Somerville chose delegates to the mayoralty convention to be held next Friday in Bacon Hall. Ward 2 led with 613 votes cast and Alderman-at-large nominees Raher Mahoney and William Kelley among winners. Ward 4 backed Martin Gill for Alderman and re-election of Mayor Glines. Ward 5 saw Republican candidate Quincy E. Dickerman among school committee choices. Ward 6 and Ward 7 listed several delegates and nominees with mixed outcomes.
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Somerville
Henry C. Brine
J. J. Muldoon
Edward J. Garvin
Bacon Hall
Eberle Lower Hall
Philip Keen
Joseph A. Haley
Benjamin H. Knowles
Joseph P. Phillips
Thomas A. Hughes
James W. Kenney
Robert H. Bonner
John F. McFarland
Thomas F. McNamara
James Mullens
Henry ©. Rowland
Dennis C. Mahoney
William M. Kelley
John H. O'Neil
Henry T. Gallshaw
A. T. Sullivan
Martin Gill
John Delay
Douglass B. Foster
Frank Mitchell
Glines
M. E. Ryan
M. F. Davis
C. F. Buffum
A. P. Griffin
William J. Scully
P. Burke
John E. Salloway
John C. Howard
George L. Robinson
George P. McCarroll
Quincy E. Dickerman
John J. Kilty
Hugh A. Jones
Edward T. O'Neill
Michael F. Dolan
Edmund A. Haley
John J. Crimmings
Thomas - Murphy
Thomas F. Murphy
Hugh McCaffery
W. H. McAllister
John Brady
Warren ©. Daggett
Accomac Cotton Steamer Fire Off Key West
The British steamer Accomac from Galveston to Liverpool with 5000 bales of cotton is in Key West harbor after a serious hold fire discovered 36 hours earlier. Firefighters retrieved some bales but heat forced abandonment of access. water flooding and slow cooling expected to take about ten days to extinguish completely.
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Key West
Fla
Accomac
Galveston
Liverpool
Salisbury Rebukes pro-Boers in Britain Letter
Lord Salisbury thanks for votes of confidence and blasts pro-Boer critics. He says England stands alone in wartime where eminent men speak as if allied with the enemy, urging public support for government policy.
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London
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
England
Farmhouse Fire Claims Three Sewitzke Children
In Antigo Wisconsin a farm house near Ja gladnow was destroyed by fire early today. Three children ages 3 months to 5 years died. the mother was away fetching water when the blaze began and returned to find the home in ruins.
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Antigo
Wis
John Sewitzke
Jagladnow
Addicks Ordered to Show Books in Wilmington Case
granta an order of mandamus compelling the Bay State Gas Co and President J Edward Addicks to produce books in Wilmington for stockholders showing stock issue and transfer The suit was filed by H Content Co brokers of New York City The decision makes corporations chartered before 1899 subject to general incorporation laws Content Co says the company is mismanaged and books cannot be located
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Wilmington
Del
Bay State Gas Co
J. Edward Addicks
H. Content & Co
New York City
Content & Co
Canadiens for Boer War recruiting patches drift between governments
Cable despatches say Imperial and Dominion authorities discuss recruiting another Canadian contingent for South Africa. Premier absent in Quebec and militia minister Frederick W. Borden in Boston. No official statement available. Canada likely to offer facilities for British recruitment with costs borne by Great Britain.
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Ont
Dhese
Imperial
Dominion
Canada
South Africa
Quebec
Frederick W. Borden
Boston
Great Britain
City Brevities: multiple arrests and incidents in Chelsea Roxbury and Boston
John L Sullivan of Medford Street and Charles L Mellen of Vine Street pleaded not guilty to breaking and entering John S Clough’s Chelsea home last Wednesday with $225 in money and jewelry stolen, some recovered. Patrolman Warrie Little of Roxbury died after a year with Bright’s disease. Captain Henry Parkinson, a Civil War veteran and longtime Boston Customs inspector, died at 60 on Princeton Street East Boston. Roxbury Court sentenced William J Blake for illegal voting on another man’s name, with appeal and $500 bond. Probate Court recognized Mary A Lufkin as widow of Richard Lufkin of Chelsea in a contested estate case. Somerville teamster Otis F Clement sustained a broken leg after his horse kicked. A house on Dresser Street was entered by false keys. overcoat and a pair of shoes stolen. Leary lost a big toe after foot was caught in a steam shovel at the Metropolitan Coal Wharf. Arlington man James Teehan, 27, fractured skull after a fall from a team. Laura Wilson, 56, Arlington, shoplifted at Houghton & Dutton and cried as she was taken in. Lizzie Cressey, 32, and Elizabeth Wales, 22, arrested on similar charges.
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Kuehn
Suburban Electric Company
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Charleytown
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Shurtleff Street
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Princeton Street
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William J. Blake
House of Correction
Mary A. Lufkin
Richard Lufkin
Grant
Lufkin
Otis F. Clement
Marshall Street
Somerville
Michael Harrington
Blackstone
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City Hospital
Frederick Haligen
Dresser Street
Daniel J. Leary
B Street
Metropolitan Coal Company
Congress Street
James F. Teehan
Moore Place
Arlington
Boylston
Arlington Streets
Laura Wilson
Inspector Armstrong
Houghton & Dutton
Lizzie Cressey
Elizabeth Wales
Public School Reform Urged by Adler to Woman's Era Club
Edward A. Adler, executive committee member of the Public School Association, spoke to Tremont Temple's Woman's Era Club urging reform of the school committee. He criticized wealthy men who offer bribes instead of seeking rights through legislation, warning such acts undermine freedom won by past sacrifices.
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Edward A. Adler
The
Public School Association
Tremont Temple
Adler
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