Wall Street Mixed as Easy Money Eases and Caution Grows
Trading on Wall Street showed weakness after an initial rally as money for time and call loans loosened. Clearing house exchanges surged to 548 million, while cotton prospects dampened sentiment. but copper shares and certain steel and railroad stocks held firm amid ongoing deal rumors and dividend moves.
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Wall Street
United States
State Street
Atchison
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Smelters
Reading
Wisconsin Central
Rock Island
Commission House
Butte Coalition
Ripley
New York Stock Exchange
Financial Despatches From Leading Agencies Reach Clients
New York and Boston stocks offered for cash or on margins with interest allowed on deposits. Despatches from top financial agencies are available to clients for prompt access and guidance.
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New York
Boston
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed for Backache Kidney Trouble
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as the sole cure for backache caused by kidneys. It includes a Boston testimonial from Mrs. Amelia Hanlon praising quick kidney relief and consistent use. The notice lists Foster Milburn Co as U S agents, price 50 cents, and urges taking the Dean's name only. A separate stock market brief notes trading activity on the Exchange place curb with Mary Ring and Cumberland Ely among leading movers.
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Dean
Boston
Amelia Hanlon
Belcher Avenue
Mass
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Mary Ring
Superior & Pittsburg
Exchange Place
Cumberland Ely
Eagle & Blue Pell
Salt Lake Buying
Granby Consolidated reports 1906 copper output and finances
The Granby Consolidated annual report shows 1906 production of 19,939,004 pounds of fine copper from 832,346 tons smelted with an average copper price 17.78 cents per pound. Silver averaged 64.68 cents per ounce and gold 20 dollars per ounce. Net cost per pound copper was 8.35 cents after deducting gold and silver, with $105,975 spent on new construction and $350,485 on additional mining properties. Surplus rises to 2,547,739 dollars on 1.25 per share. Directors re elected. Sterrett Tate joins Carpenter Baggot. Rotary Ring claims 15 percent time savings. patents run 17 years from 1905. Rotary stock closes at 18 1/2. American Steel Foundry directors re elected and treasury stock retirement approved.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Company
North Butte
Trinity Copper Company
Jersey City
Homer Albers
T. W. Lawson
Boston
Austin H. Brown
Henry. H.~. Arnold
Nipissing Mines Company
Cobalt
Ont
Nipissing Company
Captain de Lamar
G. C. Converse
United States Steel ‘Corporation
Joseph Wharton
Philadelphia
Ambrose Monet
International Nickel Company
James Philips, Jr
W. Hinkle Smith
J.* G. * Hopkins
Arizona Commercial Copper, Company
William’ B. Thompson
East Butte
Butte
London
Granby Consolidated
Sterrett Tate
Carpenter, Baggot & Co
Tremont
Suffolk
American Steel Foundry Company
William E. Soule
Curb Market Trends Show Small Grains Rise
East Butte advances from 10 to 12 percent and Nipissing from 21 to 24 percent as market demand shifts. American Ro- appears in brief note with partial figures.
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East Butte
Nipissing
Logan A waits recount fuels independent bid talk
Senator Edward L. Logan of South Boston delays comment on an independent run for Congress in the 10th district pending the Milton and Quincy recount results. He warns O Connell to retract damaging statements or face campaign actions over alleged misrepresentation on the employer's liability bill.
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Edward L. Logan
South Boston
Congress
Edward B. Callender
Joseph F. O’connell
O’connell
Logan
Milton
Quincy
Senate
Taylor
East
Boston
Republicans Nominate Temple for Register of Deeds
At Wesleyan Hall the Republican county convention will nominate Thomas F. Temple for register of deeds replacing W T A Fitzgerald. The party plans no fight against other Democratic nominees, prioritizing the Fitzgerald contest.
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Wesleyan
Union Hall
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Thomas F. Temple
Fitzgerald
Wage Earners Move to Back Labor Candidate in State Ticket
A letter from Dennis D. Driscoll secretary treasurer of the State branch A F of L asks Democratic and Republican state committees to nominate a wage earning labor man for the state ticket. The communication includes a circular outlining the club's platform and its aim justice for all.
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Dennis D. Driscoll
A. F
Hatfield and McCoy feud on screen at Theatre Comique
Patrons at Theatre Comique Scollay square are offered a top entertainment featuring the Southern Hatfield and McCoy feud. The film shows the feud from a theft whipping to a duel with shotguns and bowie knives. The Acrobatic Burglars provide a humorous number.
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Theatre Comique
Scollay Square
Hatfield and McCoy
McCoys
Daughters of Men to Run Special Matinees at Park Theatre
Arrangements set for The Daughters of Men to stay in town for matinees at the Park Theatre after the Colonial engagement ends next Saturday. The Lion and the Mouse continues, while The Daughters of Men appears Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday afternoons with the same cast including Effie Shannon Dorothy Donnelly Grace Filkins Orrin Johnson and Herbert Kelcey. Tickets for both shows are on sale at the Park box office.
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Daughters of Men
Park Theatre
Colonial Theatre
New York
Henry Arthur Jones
Hudson Theatre
Charles Klein
Effe Shannon
Dorothy Donnelly
Grace Filkins
Orrin Johnson
Herbert Kelcey
Autumnal Excursion Tickets On Sale for Hudson River Trip
B and A announces Hudson River excursion to New York City on sale at city office 366 Washington street. Demand rises with pleasant weather prospects. The 600 mile rail and steam journey takes about four days. special express leaves South Station 8 30 A M Thursday Oct 11. Tickets should be bought in advance to ensure accommodations.
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New York City
Washington Street
South Station
Reduced Brockton Fair Tickets Hit the Rails
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad offers round trip tickets to Brockton Fair at $1.15 from Boston for Oct 2 8 4 and 5 including admission. Special Brockton trains depart Boston Oct 8 and 4 at 8 15 9 00 10 00 am and 12 noon with return trains from Brockton at 4 50 5 20 and 6 pm.
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Brockton
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
Deitrick to Fight M Call in Eighth District Race
Cambridge Democrat Frederick S. Deitrick won unanimous nomination to oppose Rep Samuel W. McCall for re election in the eighth congressional district Democratic convention at Rhodes Hall Cambridge. Deitrick accused McCall of little district service and cited McCall’s railroad ties and vote against a railroad rate bill.
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Samuel W. McCall
Grand Rapids, Cataska & Southeastern Railroad
House of Representatives
Frederick S. Deitrick
Cambridge
Eighth Congressional District
Rhodes Hall
Mr. McCall
William Jennings Bryan
Thomas J. Edward
Deitrick
John Buckley
James F. Quinn
McCall
Poor Named Essex County Commissioner Nominee
Danvers Oct 2 J H Poor of North Andover nominated for county commissioner by the Essex Republican county convention after a long session. On the 28th ballot Poor was declared the nominee following a late hour decision.
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Danvers
J. H. Poor
North Andover
Essex Repubican
Poor
Macleod Faces Re-Election Battle in Middlesex Senate Race
Senator Frederick S. Macleod of Cambridge won renomination by a Cambridge convention to seek re-election in the second Middlesex district covering Wards 5 through 11. The 1905 defeat of Edward E. Clark looms as a benchmark, but district changes tilt against Macleod. Republicans plan to nominate W Rodman Peabody in tonight’s meeting.
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Frederick S. Macleod
Cambridge
Senate
Middlesex
Macleod
Edward E. Clark
W. Rodman Peabody
Rhode Island Democrats Hold Convention Today
Providence R I October 2 The Democratic State convention opens tomorrow in this city with a expected quiet gathering. Party leaders released a probable ticket including Governor James H Higgins Pawtucket Lieutenant Governor Charles Sisson Providence Attorney General Edward M Sullivan Cranston Secretary of State Irving O Hunt Providence State Treasurer John H Archambault Warwick.
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Providence
R. I
James H. Higgins
Pawtucket
Charles Sisson
Edward M. Sullivan
Cranston
Irving O. Hunt
John H. Archambault
Warwick
Mayor FitzGerald Keeps Neutral Line Over Registrar Nomination
Mayor Fitzgerald explains he promised Alderman Hennessey support against Temple but remains neutral amid party contest. Hennessey, running as independent, faces pressure from Democratic leaders who plan to sway him after the State convention.
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William J. Hennessey
Dorchester
Hennessey
Registrar of Deeds
Suffolk County
T Fitzgerald
Thomas F. Temple
Dixon-Kiley
Temple
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