Copper stocks surge as market steadies after election hopes
Market notes report steady New York close near highs with heavy volume and Union Pacific gains. Copper shares show strength in Boston with Amalgamated and Utah Consolidated leading, while Great Lakes Copper explores bonds for expansion and new mining ventures.
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Wall Street
New York
Union Pacific Common
James F. Shaw & Co
Boston
Trenton
Philadelphia
Mlexicap Central Railway Management
San Francisco
Reece Button Hole Company
United Fruit Company
St. Touts & San Francisco Railroad Company
Amalgamated Advanced
Arcadian
Boston & Montana
Parrot
Centennial
Wolverine
Mohawk
Osceola
Copper Range
Utah
Bingham
Utah Consolidated
Jim” Keene
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Hudson
Boston News Bureau
American Bell Telephone Company
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Great Lakes Copper Company
Isue
Sudbury
Ont
Treasury
Great Lakes
Pinkham
Bingham Mining Co
Boston & Maine
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British Cal Mining
Butte & Bost
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Centennial Mining
Cent-Eureka
Cire S Ye
Cece
Co Uti Mining
Ni É Copper Range Mint
Ral Steel
Fitchburg
Franklin Mining
Mado
Egypt
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Oy, Terres
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Mic Nilszan Mining
Mahiwk Mining
Re Gas & ( Ke CO. A Ray Mee
Old Colony Rouse
Old Dam Mining
Parrot Mining
Swift & Co
Fe Mining
United Fruit
Winona Peewee Wee Ee
Boston Stock Sales Findings Show Daily Highs Lows
Boston stock traders compile the day with highest and lowest sales, plus closing bid and asked prices for the market today. The report lists the top and bottom values across listed securities and notes final bid and asking prices observed by brokers in the session.
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Boston
Gold Bonds For Parker Farm Framingham Mass 5 Percent
Remainder of 35000 issue and 5 percent semi annual gold bonds payable in gold of standard weight and fineness. Secured by first mortgage on the Harvey D Parker Farm Framingham Mass one mile from Framingham Centre 212 miles to So Framingham Station and 84 miles to Saxonville freight station.
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Harvey D. Parker
Framingham
Mass
Framingham Centre
Framingham Station
Saxonville
Poll assessment for city ends as registration opens
The Board of Assessors ended the poll assessment for the year noting about 56000 polls before May street work and 166449 after, with expected totals near 171000. Voter list stands just over 100000 as registration runs until Oct 17, with last election’s 102876 expected to be surpassed.
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Board of Assessors
Dr McCormick Honored With Travel Case Surprise
Friends gathered at 107 Highland Street Roxbury last evening to honor Dr Thomas J McCormick with a handsome travelling case and tourist outfit. The event was prompted by the doctor’s in…
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Thomas J. McCormick
Highland Street
Roxbury
Doctor to Start Europe Journey Amid Bon Voyage
A departure for Europe was arranged with a presentation speech by Henry J. Leen of Charlestown. Attendees included doctors W H McMann T F Leen J S Kenneally J J McDonald B F McCaffry John Sullivan and several Leen McCormick and O'Brien family members plus Misses Lily O Hare Teresa Leen Dorothy Kinney Celia Leen Annie McCormick Mary McCormick and others.
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Europe
Henry J. Leen
Charlestown
W. H. McMann
T. F. Leen
J. McDonald
B. F. McCaffry
John Sullivan
J. S. Kenneally
Frank Carney
W. E B. Collins
A. F. O'Brien
J. Deveto
H. J. Leen
M. E. Leen
Andrew McCormick
Frank McCormick
James Kenney
Lily O'Hare
M. Donnelly
M. Montross
Teresa Leen
Dorothy Kinney
Celia V. Leen
Annie McCormick
M. McCormick
Mary McCormick
Mary Ryan
Sarah Ryan
Mamie Kkenney
Susie Nugent
Miss O’brien
Coffey's body found after missing man case
The fate of Michael Coffey, an elderly veteran who vanished from 87 Howard Avenue last Friday night, was learned yesterday forenoon when his body was found in bushes at the Cottage and Humphrey streets corner. Death was caused by heart disease aggravated by cholera morbus, likely as he was returning home. The body was discovered by a son.
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Michael Coffey
Howard Avenue
Cottage
Humphrey Streets
Coffey
Brass Workers Union of Boston Meets at St. Stephen's Hall
The Brass Workers' Union of Boston held its second monthly meeting since formation last evening at St. Stephen's Hall 988 Washington Street. About 110 members currently belong. A further meeting is scheduled for October 14.
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Brass Workers’ Union of Boston
St. Stephen's Hall
Washington Street
Brilliant Night at the Theatres Steals the Show in Galveston
Pauline Hall led a strong program with applause from Keith’s audiences while Grapewin and Anna Chance revived A Mismated Part. Giacinta Della Rocca enchanted repeatedly, and jugglers LeClair and Sankey impressed. A panoramic Galveston tornado sequence and life saving act closed the bill, with many other acts filling the long program.
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Keith
Pauline Hall
Charles HW. Grapewin
Anna Chance
Grapewin
Miss Chance
Giacinta Della Rocca
John LeClair
Herbert
Waring
Fred Caldwell
Sankey Brothers
Holbrooks
Galveston
Howard's Burlesque Show Leads The Week At Howard's
The Dewey Burlesquers headline the Howard's bill with a sixteen member Les Belles Zouaves unit and acts by Martinetti and Grossi Jordan and Welch La Fafalla Anna Whitney Clements Marshall and Clements Weston and Yost and others. The closing David's Harem borrows from David Harum with a tangible plot. Leading dancers Tom Hanlon Anna Whitney while Terry and Elmer Althea sisters Emerson and Omeaga Miles and Raymond Phil and Carrie Russell with dogs Toohey Lacy and Phil Garland also appear.
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RPO WR RT OO
Dewey Burlesquers
Martinetti
Grossi
Jordan and Welch
la Fafalla
Anna Whitney
Clements
Marshall
Hote
Weston
Yost
David
David Harum
al Clements
Ben Welch
Jules Jordan
Fred Martinetti
Charlie Weston
Harry Yost
Toma Hanlon
Howard
Terry and
Elmer
Althea
Emerson
Omeaga
Miles and
Raymond
Phil
Carrie Russell
Toohey and Lacy
Lad
Piper
Phil Garland
Boston Music Hall Vaudeville Review Highlights Notable Acts
The Boston Music Hall program features Cushman Holcombe and Curtis in a revised The New Teacher blending music and comedy. Pleasing acts include Leonard Grover Jr. and company Little John I. Jess Dandy charms with parodies. Wood and Shepard, the O'Brien Trio, Stinson and Merton, Pitrot, Master Duffy, Ford Francis Williams Hood Lizzie Weston, Edestus the famed equilibrist, and Galveston flood views close the show. varied talent delights a large audience.
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Boston Music Hall
Cushman
Holcombe
Curtis
Leonard Grover
Jess Dandy
Wood
Shepard
O'Brien
Stinson
Merton
Pitrot
Duffy
Sawtelle
Ford
Francis
Williams
Galveston
McCusker Stars In Endurance Show At Austin & Stone's
Jim McCusker world champion swimmer headlines six exhibitions at Austin and Stone's Museum. The crowd includes Peter McNally as the water tank chill is lifted, with McCusker performing underwater feats such as eating, smoking, sleeping, and writing a submerged letter to his best girl.
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Milan
Dave
Josie Pool
Vera Sisters
Amy Harcourt
Connors
Dunn
Zarro
Allaire
Caudran
Mrs. Allyn
Alhambra
Kohl
Barney
Nettie von Bieg
Wood Brothers
Matthieus
Annie Southard
Brummel
Kimberly
Krankie Clarke
Higgins
Phelps
Maude de Lora
Hercules Young
Jim McCusker
Austin & Stone's
Percy Cavill
Chutes Lake
Peter McNally
McCusker
Vaudeville Circus Features and Narrow Bodied Performers
In a week only engagement manager Walker brings Wu Ching Wah the famed Chinese strongman, just thirty one inches tall and fifty pounds yet strong. Curio halls showcase Georgia minstrel creole beauties buck and wing contest and comical boarding school act. The theatre presents two grand vaudeville companies with acts by Lampe and Wickes Pearl Frazier Lauretta and more.
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Walker
Wu Ching Wah
Georgia
St. Leon
Mme. Lincoln
la Barr
Lampe and Wickes
Pearl Frazier
Lauretta
Wilson
de Monville
Gladys Richardson
Wellia Buckley
Lynch and
Newman
Burlesque at New Palace Theatre by Miner and Van's Bohemians
Miner and Van present two lively burlesque skits A Case of Con and A Scrambled Egg at New Palace Theatre. The show features clever comedians and handsome Bohemian girls with new music and attractive settings. Performers include the Garners Casino Comedy Four Lane sisters Fred Wyckoff and Johnson and Hilliard.
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Miner
Van
Three Garners
Three Lane Sisters
Fred Wyckoff
Johnson and Hilliard
New York Girl vaudeville at Lyceum Theatre draws solid crowd
Se Ne Ee Oe Oe Lyceum Theatre presented Howard and Emerson's New York Girl as the main attraction yesterday. The bill featured Livingston family acrobats, Monte Carlo performers Williams and Adams, Josephine Harvey, and a lineup of singers, dancers, and comedians. The burletta titled A New York Girl was performed in three scenes by the company.
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Lyceum Theatre
Howard & Emerson
New York
Howard and
Emerson
Livingston Family
Hammerstein
Victoria Roof Garden
Williams and Adams
Monte Carlo
Two Giant Balloons at Brockton Fair 1909 Performances
Three intrepid aeronauts under Professor Flowers will stage four balloon ascensions at the Brockton Fair. The schedule begins Wednesday with a double parachute drop by a man and a woman, followed by two ascensions on Thursday and three on Friday featuring two men and a woman clinging to the bar as the ascent starts.
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Professor Flowers
Boston
Janice Meredith Premieres At Star Theatre In Buffalo
The Star Theatre in Buffalo opened Frank McKee s production of Paul Leicester Ford and Edward E Rose s dramatic version of Janice Meredith based on the novel. Mary Mannering stars as Janice with a strong supporting cast and vibrant staging. The four act play follows the Meredith farm Greenwood N J 1776 battlefield Trenton Yorktown and Washington s surrender scene with a romance between Janice and Charles Fownes Colonel John Brereton of Washington s staff.
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N. Y
Star Theatre Tonight
Frank McKee
Paul Leicester Ford
Edward E. Rose
Janice Meredith
Star Theatre
Mary Mannering
Meredith Farm
Greenwood
N. J
Rahl
Trenton
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Washington
Janice
Charles Fownes
John Brereton
Miss Mannering
Robert Drouet
Burr MclIntosh
T.S. Lipman
Carl Ahrendt
George Bachus
Martin Coly
Charles M. Collins
Itch Relief Promises Quick Cure with Dean's Ointment
An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for itching piles with instant relief and permanent cure. It claims availability at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
Ripans Chemical Go
New York
St Anne's Meeting Amid St Joseph's Split Faints Reported
In North Brookfield on October 1 the St Anne's Catholic group, formed by French Catholics who left St Joseph's, met at Grange Hall to decide on appointing officers of St Annie's Church Association and three others to approach Bishop Beaven to resolve the church dispute. About 600 attended and several women fainted during the tense proceedings.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Anne’s Church
St. Joseph’s Church
Grange Hall
St. Annie’s Church Association
Beaven
Americans Surrender After Short Battle at Manila
Manila reports Captain Shields and 54 men fought for hours until ammunition ran out. The Americans were overpowered and many were killed or wounded. Lieutenants Reeves and F Pates left Manila with troops to Batangas and Marinduque to verify the fate and potential punishment or ransom. Censor blocks further transmission of news on the affair.
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Manila
Hong Kong
Marinduque
Teaching in Woman's Work at Boston Union
Autumn work at the Women's Industrial and Educational Union 214 Boylston opens with dressmaking classes taught by Mrs. M. E. Cameron and two daily sessions. Millinery instruction led by Miss Mabel S. Dorr continues with a graded course up to elaborate hats. Housekeeping courses begin at 45 St Botolph Street, with housekeepers slated to open Oct 15.
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Women’s Industrial and Educational Union
Boylston Street
M. E. Cameron
Mabel
Dorr
School of Housekeeping
St. Botolph Street
Verdict in Metzger case Orders Hayti to pay indemnity
Judge Day, acting as arbitrator, ruled in favor of John D. Metzger & Co. against Hayti, ordering a $23,900 indemnity for seizure and sale of the firm’s goods at Port au Prince. The decision stems from the Metzger claim as an American firm seeking restitution.
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Washington
Day
Metzger
Hayti
John D. Metzger & Co
Port Au Prince
Austrian steamer Styria carries Transvaal refugees
Oct 1 report: The Austrian steamer Styria has sailed with 409 Transvaal refugees aboard, including Irish Americans. The Transvaal government covers all expenses. Hastings received 30 shillings and will get £8 10s upon landing at a chosen port.
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Lorenzo Marques
Styria Ia
Transvaal
Hachman
No Christmas Trees Warn Sunday School Workers
The Rev Charlies M Sheldon told Congregational and Baptist Sunday School workers that the Sunday school is the church itself, urging teachers to use Bible truths over fiction, criticizing public schools, and opposing Sunday school picnics and Christmas trees as fostering selfishness.
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Charlies M. Sheldon
Jorimer Hall
President hosts dinner for McKinley kin and guests
Canton Ohio October 1 Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania and former minister John Barrett visited President McKinley. A family dinner was held in honor of Mrs. Sarah Duncan the President’s sister marking her birthday anniversary.
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Canton
Penrose
Pennsylvania
John Barrett
Siam
McKinley
Sarah Duncan
Farewell Reception Held for Rev Snell at West Somerville
The Rev and Mrs Arthur L Snell were honored at a farewell reception in the West Somerville Baptist vestry as he resigns to lead Fitchburgs First Baptist Church. Over 500 from the congregation paid respects. Mrs Snell recently received a gold watch from the ladies society of which she is president.
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Arthur Ll. Snell
West Somerville Baptist Church
Snell
First Baptist Church of
Fitchburg
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