Market Ends Downtrodden on Copper Woes and Pool Rumors
A dull September close sees prices sliding with copper concerns spreading unease. Insider activity and pool leaks hit Isle Royale and Osceola while Amalgamated tied stocks to dividend cuts. Boston notes a banking shakeup and a crowded stock exchange ticket for today’s annual meeting.
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Gearinsh
Aeldiec
Cape
Isle Royale
Old Dominion
I. R
O. D
Delighful Boston to New York Excursion by Rail and Steamers
Next Thursday October 3 a big Boston to New York excursion via Hoosac Tunnel and Hudson River steamers is on. Round trip tickets cost 5 dollars and are sold at 322 Washington Street city office and Boston Union Station. Special train departs Boston Union Station at 8 55 a m.
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New York City
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hudson River
Boston
Hoosac Tunnel
Fall River
City Ticket Office
Washington Street
Boston Union Station
Parker Harris nomination battle tightens as convention nears
The Republican attorney general race in Massachusetts narrows to Parker versus Harris with bar endorsements and party leaders aligning. Delegates flood in from Worcester and Old Colony as Parker backers claim Suffolk County gains and Harris counters with records and judiciary service. The convention at the Boston Theatre Friday looms with premeetings at Young's Hotel and American House.
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Republican Party
Robert O. Harris
Plymouth County
Herbert L. Parker
Worcester County
Harris
Parker
Boston
Judiciary Committee
Norfolk
Plymouth
J. H. Benton
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
George A. Torrey
Fitchburg
M. D. Adams
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Samuel Hoar
Boston & Albany
J. Otis Wardwell
E. W. Burdett
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Charles T. Gallagher
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
John R. Thayer
Worcester
Charles A. DeCourcey
Lawrence
Feeney
Lowell
David F. O’'Connell
John B. Ratigan
Roger Wolcott
Blaine
Benjamin Harrison
Fred C. Gilpatric
Old Colony
Young's Hotel
Republican State Committee
Suffolk County
Death of Abbe Hogan Former St John’s seminary head
The Very Rev Abbe Hogan S S D D longtime head of St John’s Seminary at Brighton and noted in Boston’s Catholic community died. He taught dogmatic and moral theology at St Sulpice before 1884 and later led the seminary project at Brighton under Archbishop Williams.
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Abbe Hogan
S. S
D. D
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Boston
Death of Abbe Hogan Shocks Clergy in France and Ireland
Abbe John B Hogan, born June 24 1829 in Bodyke Ireland died suddenly near Paris yesterday after years of poor health. A former rector and educator at St John’s Brighton seminary he led a strict but effective program influencing seminaries nationwide. He served at Catholic University Ashington and later returned to Brighton to direct the seminary.
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France
Paris
Father Maher
St. John’s
Abbe Hogan
John B. Hogan
Bodyke
County Clare
Irc
St. Sulpice
Coin
Alrectar
Boston
Asar
Pacific Coast
Catholic University
Ashington
University
Brighton
Miss Mary E Corbett Nominated For First Assistant Teacher
Superintendent Seaver nominates Miss Mary E Corbett for the new Warren district primary school first assistant teacher post. The Second Division committees will consider the nomination and present it to the School Board. Corbett teaches third grade at Frothingham Primary and has earned endorsements from two supervising colleagues. She is also known as a successful member of the legal profession.
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Seaver
Mary E. Corbett
Warren
Miss Corbett
Frothingham
Irish Are Enemies Declared by The Times
An editorial in The Times denounces the Irish question and the South African war stance, arguing the Irish Nationalists cannot be trusted to govern the British empire. It asserts the Irish party have shown themselves persistent enemies of the empire during the war.
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London
the Times
British Empire
Travel offer to Washington Philadelphia and New York
Leaving Boston on Thursday evening October 17 and 31, a week trip with five days in the national capital and visits to Philadelphia and New York costs 27 dollars covering all expenses. Longer stops permitted. For illustrated pamphlet and itinerary contact Joseph P. Taggart N E A 211 Washington Street Boston.
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Boston
National Capital
Philadelphia
New York
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Boston Trip Descriptive Leaf Offer
Descriptive leaflet promotes a Boston round trip via Boston and Albany Railroad to Albany and Hudson River boat to New York with return by Fall River Line for five dollars. The offer is attributed to A. B. Hanson General Passenger Agent Boston.
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Boston & Albany R. R
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Hludson
New York
Fall River
Boston
Hanson
Gen. Pass
Two Men Fall Six Stories in Brookline Hotel Elevator
George H. Connor of Boston died after a six story fall from a freight elevator at the Hotel Bon Aire on Beacon Street Brookline. A second man, unnamed, sustained only minor injuries and was treated for shock and a slight eye contusion. The car plummeted when a counterweight failed and the heavy fall injuring Connor.
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Beacon Street
Brookline
George H. Connor
Charles Street
Boston
Fanacio
Boston City Hospital
Post
City Hospital
Connor
Death of P. J. Flatley Noted by United Irish League
The United Irish League executive committee in Boston mourns the sudden apoplexy death of P. J. Flatley a longtime president and staunch advocate. A special meeting was held to absorb the loss with a formal resolution praising his devotion to Irish causes religion and charity. Members will meet at the Catholic Union rooms on Washington Street at 9 15 Wednesday to attend funeral services.
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Charles Coleman
League
United Irish League
Catholic Union Rooms
Washington Street
Quick Route to Boston Proposed Four-Track Electric Line
The New York and Portchester Railroad seeks a certification of necessity to build a 20 mile four-track electric line from Willis Avenue in the Bronx to Port Chester via Mt. Vernon. Intended to enable fast service up to 80 miles per hour to Boston, it would run parallel to the NY New Haven Hartford line and cross roads by grade separation. The company already secured rights of way and material plans await the commission's approval.
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State Railroad Commission
Fifth Avenue
Boston
New York & Portchester Company
Portchester
New York, New Haven & Hartford Road
Royal Arcanum Banquet Delegation Heads to Lowell
About 600 members from Boston Council No. 4 travel by special train to Lowell for a grand initiation and banquet hosted by Lowell Council No. 8. A street parade from 730 Washington Street to the depot, led by Wollaston Brass Band, precedes the trip with a return parade in Lowell escorted by local groups. Boston Council No. 4, organized July 12, 1877, is among the oldest councils.
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Boston Council
Lowll
Lowell Council No. 8
R. A
Washington Street
Wollaston Brass Band
Washington
Boylston
Tremont
Brattle
Lowell
Boston
Tufts Professor Jerome Schneider Celebrates 77th Birthday
Jerome Schneider Ph D longtime Tufts College professor of Greek marks his 77th birthday with friends at College Hill Medford. He has served 45 years on the Tufts faculty and 41 years as Greek professor continuing to teach nine hours weekly of advanced junior and senior work.
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Professor Schneider
Tufts College
Jerome Schneider
College of Letters
Tufts
College Hill
Schneider
Medford College
Hosea Ballou
Benjamin F. Tweed
William P
King Philip Sails Daily From Boston Harbor With Fishing Contest
The steamer King Philip departs daily at 10 a m from Commercial wharf for haddock and codfishing trips. A $150 prize awaits the two men and two women who catch the season's largest fish. Clubs eagerly join, free chowder and lines provided, and the closing days promise peak patronage.
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King Philip
Boston Harbor
Philin
Hanna and Roosevelt in Same Machine
Senator Hanna of Ohio arrives in the city with Ruth Hanna and James Ford Rhodes for a short visit. He defends Roosevelt as the next president, discusses protection for the president, and notes his continued Republican loyalty and hope for strong national leadership.
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Roosevelt
Senator Hanna
Ohio
Post
James Ford Rhodes
Beacon Street
Ruth Hanna
Bath
Cleveland
Back Bay
Sam
McKinley
Catana
William McKinley
Alking
Republican Party
Congress
Lincoln
Garfield
Truth Leaves Denver After Auction of Healer’s Props
Francis Truth, once a Boston linked divine healer, is leaving Denver. An auctioneer removed camp stools, iron beds, and crockery from the former hospital home as townspeople watched. Truth, crushed but plotting a return, may head back to Boston after this business closing.
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Denver
Francis Truth
Boston
Truth
Imhof Held for Grand Jury in Brockton Assault Cases
John Imhof of 217 Sawtelle Avenue was arraigned in Police Court on four complaints including assault with intent to murder with an axe, assault on his wife Sophia, assault on his son Joan Jr., and a June 22 assault on his daughter Helena. The grand jury will review the last case after Judge Reed ordered the four to be held. Imhof is held in 1900 bail.
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Brockton
John Imhof
Sawtelle Avenue
Jerome Kirby
Sophia
Joan, Jr
Helena
Imhof
Reed
Grand Jury
Brainard in Portland murder trial opens with insanity defense
George R. Brainard arrives from Augusta to face murder charges in the April killing of Chief Electrician Isaiah H. Farnham at the Portland telephone central. Superior Court session starts tomorrow with four insanity experts summoned by the defense from Maine and Massachusetts.
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Portland
George R. Brainard
Isaiah H. Farnham
Telephone Central
Augusta
State Insane Hospital
Addison S. Thayer
Edward B. Lane
Boston Insane Hospital
George F. Jelly
McLean Insane Hospital
Waverley
Mass
B. T. Sanborn
Maine Insane Hospital
Judge Dismisses Contempt Petition in Hotel Reynolds Case
In the Hotel Reynolds receivership, Judge Colt of the U S Circuit Court yesterday dismissed Adams Taylor & Co. contempt petition over alleged disobedience of a court decree regarding a hotel sale and liquor licenses. The dismissal came with the condition that respondents withdraw their letter objecting to reissue of licenses, which they did.
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Hotel Reynolds Company
Lynn players jailed for assault in Police Court
Lynn Sept 30 John T. Deering pitcher for the Lynn Baseball Club received five months in the House of Corrections and Timothy J. O’Donnell four months for assault on several citizens and an officer yesterday evening in the Police Court.
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Lynn
John T. Deering
House of Correction
Timothy J. O'Donnell
Leonard Abraham Committed as Insane by Probate Court
Leonard Abraham son of the late Ferdinand Abraham manufacturer of cigars and pipes on Court Street was committed to the Pierce farm as an insane person by Judge Grant of the Probate Court yesterday. This action has been expected for some time.
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Leonold Abraham
Ferdinand Abraham
Court Street
Pierce Farm
Grant
Solicitor or bill collector tried for larceny in Chelsea Court
Percy J. H. Lear claimed to be a solicitor at law while opponents called him a bill collector. He was tried in Chelsea Police Court yesterday morning on a charge of larceny of 25 and was found not guilty and discharged.
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Percy J. H. Lear
Chelsea
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Relief and Cure
Itch ing piles can be cured and relief is instant with Dean's Ointment. Available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
Massachusetts Opens Shooting Season for Birds and Small Game
The annual game laws begin today with early permits for certain birds and small game, while the full hunting season starts October 1. Reports from various sources indicate abundant game this year with notably higher quail and ruffed grouse numbers, plus plentiful rabbits hares and gray squirrels.
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Massachusetts
Harvard Street Baptist Church Names New Pastor
The Harvard Street Baptist Church selects a replacement for Rev. Charles C. Earle as its new pastor, with the Rev. Mr. Stewart accepting the position. The local congregation plans a formal installation and service to welcome the pastor and begin his ministry.
Rev W J Stewart Accepts Harvard Street Church Call
The Rev W J Stewart, born in St George New Brunswick and earlier stationed in St John for ten years, has accepted a call after considering it for some time. He has preached at Harvard Street Church and currently resides in Medford. He comes from the Provinces and is set to take the position.
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W. J. Stewart
Provinces
Mr.Stewart
St. George
New Brunswick
St. John
Canton
Medford
Harvard Street
White Mountains Autumn Excursion Extended
Nature in New England shines in the White Mountains with Mt. Washington Mt. Pleasant Crawford Notch and the Flume highlighted. Boston and Maine railroad extends autumn excursion limits to White Mountain points until Oct 10 for travel and Oct 12 for return with certain route exceptions.
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White Mountains
Mt. Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Crawford Notch
Boston & Maine Railroad
White Mountain
Fitchburg
Connecticut River
Bethlehem Junction
Profile House
North Woodstock
Ball in Honor of Father Mathew Sets Oct Ball
The St Josephs T A Society of the West End marks Fathers Mathews birthday with a ball at Paine Hall Appleton Street on October 10. The committee aims for a grand social and financial success as the third sidest in the archdiocese of Boston abstinence movement. Notable past members span professional and civic fields.
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Father Mathew
St. Joseph's
T. A. Society
West End
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
Boston
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