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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1902

Page

9

Bulls Again Take Control of Market Rally

A sharp New York market rally lifted prices back to and beyond yesterday's highs as hopes rose for a settlement to the coal strike and as Secretary Shaw's monetary plans reduced stringency. Reading led gains in steel and rail shares, while Atchison and Missouri Pacific recovered. In Boston, activity was firmer with Amalgamated and Copper Range rising, and copper trades promising potential future gains amid circulating industry talks.

New York Shaw Roosevelt Reading Wall Street Atchison St. Paul Missouri Pacific United States Boston Dominion Iron and Steel Amalgamated Baltic Ios Isd Bas Tees Philadelphia Ennis & Stoppani Ashbridge Houghton, Mich William Rockefeller Standard Oil J. W. Harkness Peter Jennings Trimountain Pope American Bicycle Company Rockefeller Treasury Bay State Massachusetts Heath

Market summary from Boston on September 30

Boston reports the day's highest and lowest sales along with the closing, bid and asked prices. The brief market snapshot lists figures across securities and commodities as trading concluded.

Boston

American Woolen Company Dividend Notice

American Woolen Company announces a dividend of 1 3 4 percent on the Preferred Capital Stock to stockholders of record at the close of business October 2, 1902. Transfer books close October 2 and reopen October 16, 1902. Treasurer WM Wood announces the payment will be made October 15, 1902. Boston Mass September 23, 1902.

American Woolen Company WM. M. Wood Boston Mass

Brilliant costumes at Ames Ball wedding in Arlington Street Church

Anna Copeland Ames married George Edward Ball of New York with Rev. Frothingham officiating. Attendants and guests wore elaborate gowns, hats, and accessories in pale pinks, blues, and grays. A breakfast followed at 46 Commonwealth Avenue before the couple heads to New York City.

Moon Arlington Street Anna Copeland Ames Frank C. Ames Commonwealth Avenue George Edward Ball New York Paul Revere Frothingham Ball Walter Rogers Oakes Ames Winthrop Ames Charles Y. Sherman George T. Chapman Frederick P. Royce Miss M. Ames Daniel Snow Frank B. Bemis Mary S. Ames Oliver Ames John Shepard Ecru Mrs. Pratt Brookline Harry D. Bennett Laura Whittier Harriett Whittier Charles Whittier Arthur Austin Miss Austin Mrs. Hemenway Miss Whitman S. Reed Anthony Miss Gilbert J. Reed Anthony Austin Joseph White George R. Putnam Fred L. Ames Ames New York City

Somerville Pastor Resigns From Winter Hill Church

Rev Charles Legall resignation to trustees of the Winter Hill Universalist Church of Somerville is expected today or tomorrow. An infraction of the church by a board member prompted the move as it is learned some parishioners viewed him as not suited for the post. He chose to step down to avoid harming church work, with unadaptability noted in social aspects of church life.

Charles Legal Winter Hill

Envoys' Visit Plans debated at central Irish league meeting

A large gathering of the United Irish League Central Council at the American House planned the reception for Irish envoys including Redmond Dillon Davitt and Blake. A seven person committee was formed to welcome the delegates and obtain city aid, with ticket reports encouraging and a parade arrangement by the Bunker Hill Guards and AOH escorts for a Sunday public meeting.

Central Council of the United Irish League John E. Redmond John Dillon Michael Davitt Edward Blake United Irish League of America T. J. Dillon P. J. Timmins John O'Callaghan William T. Phelan M. J. Jordan P. J. Conlin Collins Bunker Hill Guards Order of Hibernians

Frederick White Arrested by Inspectors

Frederick White was arrested by Inspectors Rooney and Wolf last night on charges of swindling unemployed men over the past weeks. He was brought to headquarters awaiting identification. He allegedly befriended out of work men and offered coachman positions, taking their money claiming it paid for uniforms.

Frederick White Rooney Wolf White

G A R Encampment Train Leaves Boston for Washington

G A R encampment tickets go on sale with round trip fare 11.50 from Boston to Washington via multiple lines. Departures Oct 5 at 8 40 a m from Boston to Springfield and New York, continuing to Washington via Royal Blue line. Additional tickets available Oct 3 4 5 6 7 with return until Oct 15 and stop overs at Antietam and Gettysburg for a small extra charge. Information from Joseph P Taggart N E P A Boston. Cheap Pacific Coast tickets via Wabashine in Sept Oct. tourist cars depart Boston Tue Thu at 1 p m.

Boston Springfield N. Y New York Royal Blue Line Washington Sound Lines Antietam Gettysburg Joseph P. Taggart Washington Street Pacific Coast Wabashine Ina Wabash

Woburn Aldermen Framed for Franchises Scandal

Woburn faces a looming city hall scandal as President Brady hands over documents to Boston lawyer Philip J. Doherty to present to District Attorney Sanderson. Evidence allegedly shows aldermen voted with personal interests, with bribe claims and possible grand jury references. Sanderson has not yet reviewed the materials.

Woburn Brady Boston Philip J. Doherty Sanderson Post

Fishermen bring in fleet despite fog with large haddock cargo

A yawning fleet docked at T Wharf yesterday amid easterly wind and fog, led by the Flora 8S and James G. Blaine with thousands of pounds of haddock cod and hake. Prices ranged from 21-2 to 43-4 cents per pound as crews unloaded 252000 pounds total, while the British schooner Brooklyn cleared for Rufisque and the Devonian reported a wintry voyage with 2300 tons cargo and 106 cabin passengers including Rear Admiral Belknap.

T Wharf Flora Nickerson Marshall L. Adams James G. Blaine Mary Edith Sea Fox Robert Arthur Annie Jennie Dawson City Pythian Brooklyn M. O'Hara Leyland Mner Devonian McConkey Liverpool Boston Sable Island Devonian George E. Belknap Belknap A. McKean The Syren of Shipping Artemisia Kuhlenen Hamburg Mystic Wharf Balti Mystic Allan Haer Catharine Street New York City Emmanuel Annius St. Lucia British West Indies Vale Honduras

Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights Ocean Sailings

Maritime notices list multiple steamers and sailing ports including Devonian McConkey Artemisia Liveaton Prince George James Whitney Frostburg and others. Vessels travel to Liverpool Hamburg Glasgow Baltimore New York Philadelphia and more with barges and tugs noted among cargo and passenger movements.

Arrivai Devonian McConkey Liverpool Artemisia Kuhlewein Hamburg Liveaton Hamilton Glasgow Usth Prince George McKinnon Yarmouth Gloucester James Baltimore Norfolk State of Maine Thompson St. John N. 1 Eastport Portland Fureka Pinnamer Philadelphia Sunbury Bangor Comal New York Navaho Charleston S. C Herman Winter Borkentine Shawmut Fernandina Sedgwick Favannah Saxonia Neenstown Eng Prince Arthur Mora Louteburg Vigeaina Indian Howard Freeburg Mass Tug Luzerne Virneyard

Stage matters as Boston theatres announce week of shows

The Boston Theatre begins the final week of Quincy Adams Lawyer with Around the World In 90 Days slated for Oct 6. Other notes include Andrew Mack at the Museum in Tom Moore, Hawtrey’s American tour beginning Monday, and Joseph Jefferson in The Rivals at the Colonial tonight.

Colonial Theatre Joseph Jefferson Rip van Winsle Rivals Eiraley Empire Theatre London Quincy Adams Boston Theatre Andrew Mack Tom Moore Charles Hawtrey Mars Bob Acres Nat C. Goodwin Maxine Elliott Hollis Julian Marfowe Queen Flammetta Lohengrin Tremont Theatre Selma Herman Grand Opera House Norwood Ivell Morers D' Aubigne Paull Boyle Fulton Carmen- Tannhauser Aidan Martha

Zola's Funeral Planned in Paris After Tragic Death

Paris reports the novelist Emile Zola will be buried at Montmartre in a civil ceremony with possible military honors. The League of the Rights of Man plans a large demonstration and seeks funds for a Zola monument. Notables signed the condolence book, while questions linger about Dreyfus attending. Post mortem finds death from carbonic acid fumes as Zola tried to open a window. Mme Zola credited with life due to bed position.

Zola Paris Montmartre Legion of Honor League of the Rights of Man Premier Combes M. Waldeck Rousseau Maitre Labori Col. Picquart M. Millerand Jules Clarette The Temps Academy M. Clarette M. Zola Dreyfus Mme

Gettysburg to Philadelphia Eight Day Guided Tour

Personally conducted eight day tour from Boston Saturday Oct 4 visiting Gettysburg Washington and Philadelphia. All expenses except supper on Sound line amounting to 31.50 dollars. Delightful tour to region historic and picturesque. Simmons Marsters 26 School street Boston Mass.

Gettysburg Washington Philadelphia Boston Simmons & Marsters School Street Mass

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