Market Turbulence Hits Stocks In Mixed Session
Tuesday trading saw a broad turn lower in New York and a softer local market. Reading common declined despite miner operator talks. Amalgamated fell as copper stocks wobbled and several rail and industrials posted losses. Evidence of support for Copper Range appeared weak as profit-taking surfaced amid cautious money conditions.
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Boston
Post
New York
Reading Common
Union Pacific
Gould
Atchison Common
Sugar
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
St. Paul
Illinois Central
New York Central
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated
Wall Street
Paine-Webber
Calumet & Hecla
Heath Purchases Confirm Ownership Rights
Fragmentary text notes chases and a decision affirming Heath's ownership rights under those purchases as stated in the source.
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Heath
Boston trading roundup shows daily high and low prices
Boston markets reported today the highest and lowest sale levels with the closing bid and asked prices. Data reflect intraday movements across major commodities and securities traded in the session.
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Boston
Rhode Island red fowl case ends in acquittal in Brockton court
In Brockton police court Edward I Morey was tried on breaking and entering and theft linked to feet and feathers of Rhode Island red fowl found at his home. Neighbor George McCabe testified to the birds he sold Morey. Morey was acquitted.
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Brockton
Rhode Island
Saunders
Edward I. Morey
George McCabe
Morey
Postoffice Clerks to Resign Upon Marriage
Washington November 25. Postmaster General Payne issues an order requiring female clerks to resign if they marry. Division chiefs are asked to report married employees, with expectations that many will be removed from service. The policy notes one male employee earns 1600 dollars while his wife earns 1500.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Payne
Post Office Department
Washington directives not yet binding for local women clerks
Postmaster Hibbard stated no instructions from Washington have been received regarding women clerks. He expects the order will not apply outside Washington. The central office and nearby stations employ 35 to 40 women as stenographers and general clerks.
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Hibbard
Washington
Deer causes greenhouse destruction near City Hall
A deer from the Middlesex Fells damaged Mrs. Eben M. Gill’s Ashland street greenhouse in Medford this morning, breaking 200 panes of glass and destroying beds of violets, chrysanthemums, and pinks. The animal fled along Water street and into the Fells after being discovered.
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Medford
Eben M. Gill
Ashland Street
City Hall
Middlesex Fells
Water Street
Mrs Gardner to Erect Monument for Pet Dog Tim
Mrs Augustus P Gardner plans a small monument to honor her pet dog Tim who died several months ago. The notice appears in Hamilton dated November 2.
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A. P. Gardner
Hamilton
Augustus P. Gardner
Menry
Tim
Lurrey Arrested in Goffs Falls Express Robbery
James M. Lurrey, postmaster at Goffs Falls New Hampshire, is under arrest on suspicion of robbing an express package there on August 27. The package held 2710 dollars. American Express detectives led to the arrest of John H. McDermott, who was not indicted by the grand jury and has sued Express for 10000 dollars for false arrest.
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New York Stock Exchange
Boston
Manchstier
N. H
James M. Lurrey
Goffs Falls
American Express Company
John H. McDermott
McDermott
Express People
Jury verdict awards record $16,000 in rail injury case
A two week trial in FAL RIVER concluded with a verdict for $16,000 in favor of James H. Benson against the New Haven Hartford Railroad Company. Benson, who lost a leg, secured the largest award ever for this type of injury.
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New
James H. B
York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Benson
May Contest Father McClure's Will Case
Brockton November 26. It is believed an appeal was allowed to go to probate yesterday in the case of the will of the Rev. Father Edward L. McClure.
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Brockton
Edward L. McClure
Father Phelan Asks Children To Skip Sunday Candy
The Rev John P Phelan curate at St Marys RC Church urges children to refrain from buying candy on Sundays. Report states several girls promised to comply while three boys among 200 plus attendees refused the advice.
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Milford
John P. Phelan
St. Mary’s
Birthday Celebrants Fete Mrs Miner at Home
Mrs. Mary H. Miner entertained at her home in a celebration for her List birthday. Guests included Mrs. M. H. Lane aged 1 year, Mrs. Jane C. Demon aged 87, and Mrs. H. S. Hayden aged 2 years.
Jewell Storage Battery to be absorbed by Boston firm
Pittsfield report states the Jewell Storage Battery Company will be taken over by a new Boston corporation with a $1,000,000 capitalization. The new company plans to locate its works in Lowell, marking a regional shift in ownership and industrial activity.
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Pittsfield
Jewell Storage Battery Company
Boston
Lowell
Exhumation Reveals Casket Mix Up in Warhem Case
Freeman W Arnold was buried by Undertaker George E Cornwell. A $60 bill was issued with $0 for the casket expenses, suggesting the casket was not used. The body was exhumed, revealing a pinch box, and the undertaker says $20 should have been charged, admitting a bookkeeping mistake. Mrs Arnold contemplates a lawsuit.
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Wareham
Freeman W. Arnold
George E. Cornwell
Italian Catholic Hospital Secures Boston Land At Orient Heights
Boston Italians complete land purchase to establish a dedicated Italian Catholic Hospital on a 60,000 foot site atop Orient Heights with a brick dwelling. The project, aided by Italian leaders and Governor-elect Bates, aims to open March and later add an orphanage. Ursuline nuns from Rome may join the staff.
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Orient Heights
Roberto
Roterto
Benjamin Piscopo
A. A. Badaracco
J. Rennison
Bates
Ursuline Sisterhood
Rome
West End Street Railway Reelects Board at Annual Meeting
At yesterday's West End Street Railway Company annual meeting the old board of directors was re elected. Vacancies from the deaths of G. T. W. Braman and William Skinner were not filled. The balance sheet shows assets of 30 925 882 for Sept 30 1902 up about 2 million from 1901 while liabilities also rise by about 2 million.
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West End Street Railway Company
G. T. W. Braman
William Skinner
Reinecke and Schoenlein Draw In Pittsburg Bout
Charles Reinecke of Pittsburg and August Schoenlein of Baltimore wrestled one hour in catch-as-catch-can for a draw. Reinecke, once amateur world champion, now holds professional titles for Pennsylvania and Ohio at welterweight.
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Baltimore
Charles Reinecke
Pittsburg
August Schoenlein
Reinecke
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Has Chelsea a Slugger in Chelsea District?
Chelsea police report a string of robberies and a Monday assault on Mrs Royal Fifield at 22 Shurtleff Street Chelsea. In both incidents no clues were found and authorities fear a visiting assailant nicknamed Jack the Slugger is at large.
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Royal Fifield
Shurtleff Street
Chelsea
Jack the Slugger
Putnam, Chelsea
Glimpse of Robber Heads to Local Assault Case
Mrs Fifield described the suspect as about 5 feet 6 inches, dark clothes and slouch hat, slim with a smooth face. Two special officers probe the case as neighbors report lurking characters and visiting tramps. Mrs Fifield, bruised from a fall during the assault, remains agitated as investigations continue.
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Post
Briggs
Carpenters Hold Dance at Paine Memorial Hall
Beed he Carpenters and Joiners Local &%3 hosted the 20th annual ball at Paine Memorial Hall last night with over 200 attendees. A Granada match was led by President Mrs. McPher o and D H Deegon with Miss in attendance.
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Paine Memorial Hall
Granada
McPhero
D. H. Deegon
Salem City Collector Wins Back Taxes Crackdown
City Collector John Quinn, sworn to enforce back poll taxes, has issued warrants for over 900 residents in Salem. Arrests occurred as deputies served warrants, yielding higher collections and public warnings. Quinn defends measures as lawful and necessary to reduce overdue taxes.
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John Quinn
Bousley
Marcus N. Miller
Cedar Street
Miller
Quinn
Turkey
John T. Quinn
Boasley
Boston Warmer Each Year By Recurrent Heat Record
Boston is growing warmer year after year with a measurable rise in temperatures and a concurrent drop in rainfall. Observations show a decade of heat accumulation since 1893 with this November showing exceptional conditions and rainfall deficiency about 12 inches.
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Boston
Charlestown Veteran Dead Remembered Medal of Honor Recipient
Jeremiah slahoney aged 62 of 3 Concord street Charlestown died at home after a long service in the 29th Massachusetts and the regular army. He earned the Medal of Honor for capturing battle flags at Knoxville and fought in 15 battles with six wounds. He lived 28 years in Charlestown, was a Medal of Honor Legion member, and his funeral was held at St Catherine’s Church with widow survivor.
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Knoxville
Concord Street
Charlestown
Fall River
Twenty-ninth
Massachusetts Infantry
M Medal of Honor Legion
St. Catherine’s Church
Signers pledge honesty for written promises only
The Post emphasizes nonmonetary pledges, urging readers to rely on the honor of signers to keep their written promises and avoid accepting payment or funds in any form.
Reception for Rev John F Keliher in Brockton
A group of friends of Rev John F Keliher former curate at St Josephs West End will host a reception in his honor after his appointment as pastor of St Margaret s Brockton at the Catholic Union rooms Washington Street Worcester Square on Thanksgiving Eve from 8 to 9 o clock Matrons listed are Mrs John B Fitzpatrick Mrs Maurice Cummings Mrs Thomas O Callaghan Mrs Thomas F Duffly and Mrs Bartholomew J Connolly Floor director is Dr Charles A McGinley.
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St. Joseph’s Church
West End
St. Margaret's Church
Brockton
Catholic Union
Washington Street
Worcester Square
John B. Fitzpatrick
Maurice Cummings
Thomas O’callaghan
Thomas F. ‘Duffly
Bartholomew J. Connolly
Charles A. McGinley
Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Endorsed by Actors and Singers
The ad features AL. EMMETT FOSTER of New York praising Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder for relief from hoarseness, tonsillitis, and catarrh. It claims rapid action and suitability for actors, singers, and public speakers, with Walker-Rintels Drug Co. in Dewey Square selling it.
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Agnew
Emmett Foster
New York City
Walker-Rintels Drug Co
Dewey Square
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