Stock market drifts lower as trusts face anti trust ruling
The market showed broad weakness with industrials sliding including National Salt down 15 points and International Power near 13 points. Sugar and Amalgamated Copper held up on short-covering while railroad shares fell modestly. a New York Court of Appeals decision against the American Ice Company weighed on trust stocks and fueled speculation about Roosevelt's stance on trusts.
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Republic of Mexico
Anaconda
New York Court of Appeals
American Ice Company
Standard Oil
Roosevelt
Congress
J. Pierpont Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
William C. Whitney
Seligmans
Combine Or Trust
National Shawmut Bank
American Sugar Refining Company
Missouri
New York
Boston
Amalgamated
Osceola
Trinity
Mass
Old Dominion
Isle Royale
Boston Stock Exchange
Guanajuato Consolidated Mining Company
Hst
New York Metal Exchange
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
South Boston Honors Monsignor O Callaghan With Lavish Reception
A large South Boston gathering welcomed Monsignor O Callaghan as he received a purse totaling over 5000 dollars including a 3150 dollar parish gift from St Augustine's parishioners. Speakers including Ex Mayor Quincy Congressman Naphen and others praised his work building parochial schools while urging continued ecumenical friendship.
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Mgr. O'Callaghan
South Boston
St. Augustine’s Parish
St. Augustine's Church
Mer. O'Callaghan
Quincy
Henry F. Naphen
Boston
Father Harkins
Father O'Callaghan
Thien
Judge Fallon
Mer
O’callaghan
Mgr. O’callaghan
Rome
Torrey EB. Wardner
Wardner
James J. Tighe
Pope Leo XIII
Arch
O'Callaghan
Choral Union and Glee Club
Cambridge Central Labor Union formed with broad local backing
A labor movement milestone in Cambridge with unions from the Boston Central joining the new Cambridge Central Labor Union. Affiliated groups include Rubber Workers, City Employees, Plumbers, Carpenters, Painters, Typographical, and more, totaling about 2000 members. Officers include Thomas J. Edwards and Michael D. Collins. Meetings are the first and third Fridays at Knights of Honor Hall, 591 Massachusetts avenue.
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Cambridge Central Labor Union
Cambridge
Boston Central Labor Union
Coopera
Thomas J. Edwards
Rubber Workers
Michael D. Collins
B. L. Harding
Carpenters and Joiners
F. McArthur
John G. Ryan
Society Lady in Pawnbrokers in Boston
Prominent New York society figure Mrs. George Morgan Brown visited Boston brokers seeking her missing diamonds valued at about 2000. She blamed careful handling and hotel security lapses, while brokers denied possession of the gems and police offered little help.
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Boston
New York
George Morgan Brown
Murray Hill
Vanderbilt
South End
Mrs. Brown
Geneva
Beacon Street
Eastern Railroad
Washington
Brown
George Morgan Brown, Jr
Davis, Brown & Co
William P Frye Launches Steel Ship at Sewall Yards
In Bath Maine on October 3 the steamship William YP Frye was launched ahead of schedule at 3 3 o clock due to high tide. Caroline Frye Briggs granddaughter of Senator Frye christened the vessel by breaking a bottle of champagne as witnesses including Mrs F H Briggs and Mrs Wallace H White looked on.
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Bath
William YP. Frye
Sewall Yards
Caroline Frye Briggs
William P. Frye
F. H. Briggs
Wallace H. White
Senator Frye
Emma White
Methyl Oakes
New Hospital For Hull Street Medical Mission
A commodious building at 36 Hull Street is under construction for the Hull Street Medical Mission. The congested Hull Street ward hosts eight physicians and surgeons, with two residents, offering free operations and home follow ups. Baby care and nursing support are part of the mission, which seeks funds to cover the building debt.
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Hull Street Medical Mission
Hull Street
Marital Woes In Court Recorded In Divorce Session
In a divorce session before Judge Fessenden a Norwegian interpreter was needed for Klara Mathie sen versus Axel. Mrs Mathiesen runs a boarding house at 541 Hanover street supporting two boys ages 13 and 6. she alleges five years of no support from the father and past beating. Other cases include Hallet Darling alleging wife Josephine left notes and vanished twice since 1889 with bank money, Mary Moses and Warren at Braintree with weekly support disputes, and Mary Bullard and Walter facing repeated intoxication and separation. Decisions reserved.
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Fessenden
Klara Mathiesen
Axel
Mathiesen
Hanover Street
Deciagion
Hallet Darling
Carpenter
Josephine Avenue
Somerville
Josephine
Ellsworth
Fort Fairfield
Mary Moses
Warren
Braintree
Hvo
Hollingshead
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Moses
Mary Bullard
Walter
South Framingham
Foxboro
Fainting and burns prompt warning on women health risks
A wide spread tale shows a woman fainted at a hot stove causing severe burns. The piece links fainting spells to female diseases and promotes Dr. Pierce remedies with testimonials from Mrs. Hackett and others. It urges women to seek care and notes how medicine can restore strength and regularity.
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Mrs. Hackett
Brt
N. Y
Milford
Pr. Edward Co
Ont
Boxar
Sage
Doctor Pierce
Political wrangle spills into School Board nomination
The piece notes a factional dispute surrounding the School Board nomination of Mrs. Duff, with ties to ex Senator Corbett and family members in public education. Miss Corbett says she does not seek the post and plans to wait for board consideration next Tuesday.
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Corbett
Duff
Miss Corbett
Arthur ‘Harrington
Charlestown
Hunt Libby Wedding Bridges Reading Unitarian Church
The Boston guests traveled by special train to Reading for the wedding of Miss Florence Adeline Hunt and Dr. Arthur Allen Libby at the Unitarian Church in Reading. Attendants included bridesmaids May Gould Jessie Gould Amy Gould Marion Prentiss Cornelia Prentiss Bertha Drake Margaret Clement Stella Harris Marion Howes Mabel Robinson. Best man Dr. Arthur T. Lake and ushers Dr. Arthur Rogers Carl Oaklan Dr. Walter Miner Allan McKinnon Clarence Howes Walter Paton Jesse Morton Harold Sherburne. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
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Victoria
London
Rio Tintos Company
Houghton, Mich
Boston Financial News
Calumet & Hecla
No. 14
Pinkham
Boston Stock Sales
Ey Peener
BEC. Co Coene
Inbe Sen CIA
Ontonagon Herald
Cen Ist Inc
NEF Gas & Coke
Seattle
Adventure
Allouez
Aw Ag Chem
T & ST
Ros & Albany
Boston & Me
Cal & Hecla
Cochith
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Domer & Steel
Elm River
Erle Tel & Tel
Fitchburg
Franklin
Guanajuato
Cesses
Mayflower
Mergenthaler Lin
Michigan
tMohawk
Mont C & C
E Gas & Coke
NH & H
Osceola Mineseee
Phellix
Pullman Co
Reece Buttenhol
Santa Fe Ewes
Santa Ysabel M ‘Trimountain
Union Pacific
United Fruit Tee
United Shoe M
Eescees
Utah
McPeck & Company
Bankers
York
State St
Uptown
Tremont St
MAIN
Broadway
Devonshire, Cor. Water St
J. L. McLean & CO
Chicago Board of Trace
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Ste ?Rody
Broad Street
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Atchison
Eee & Ee
Canadan Pacific
Anada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
ee _ Alton
Chicago
Ind & Louis
R & "Pacific
Chi Terminal & Trans
C & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware &Hudson
Del
Lack & West
Denver & R G
Erie
Hocking Valley
Louiseiller& Nashville
Manhattan
Wheeling & i
Wisconsin Central
American Eee
Ama
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel Deve Consolidated Gas
Continental Tobacco
General Electric
Hockin Coal
International Paper
International Pow
National Lead National Biscuit
National Salt “Ve
Pacific Mail
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Og Rees Steel
Tenn Coa & Iron
Union Bi & ‘Paper Co
U_S
Western Union
Com Bode l
Labor Unoin
Society
North End
M. G. M Laughlin
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Feople
Common Sense
Purdy
Mary
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