New York Attracts the Boston Traders
Wall Street reports speculative focus on the Northern Securities settlement and United States Steel preferred while St Paul leads a sharp market advance followed by profit taking. The day features mixed moves in copper shares, heavy turnover, and rumors of a Northern Pacific control stake, with bonds firm and money markets steady.
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United States Steel
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Northern Securities
Northern
Northern Pacific
Erie
Norfolk & Western
Weather Bureau
United States
State Street
Alloney
Shannon
Boston
Old Dominion
Steel
Allouez
Kearsarge Lode
New York
New York Exchange
Standard Oil
Fay
Centennial
Amalgamated
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack
Quincy
United Fruit
United States Oil
Trinity Copper Company
Jersey City
Thomas W. Lawson
William J. Riley
Allen Arnold
Frank E. Chase
Arthur P. French
Louis Auerbach
Henry Arnold
Homer Albers
Kenneth McLaren
Beal
Second National Bank
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
South
New England
Mesers, Towle & Fitzgerald
Grand Forks
B. C
Montreal
Miner
Greene Consolidated
Joplin
Atense
Eideebes Seers
Baltimore & Ohio
Eeewene
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Mil St Paul
O C
PC & St Aes
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Penne Valley
Mitacle¢ Central
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan Ltore
Ewes
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan St Ry
Mexican Central
Eew Ae
Minn
St P
Ontario & Western Ee
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
É& S&l
Aan Rock Island Westek
St Foe
ARM 'St Louis Aenisewesters
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Louis & West
Union
Pacific Sen
Wisconsin Central
Ey Express Companies
American Eee Eee
United States Ee
Amalgamated Copper
Er & Foundry
Setton Oil
Ta Co
Am Smelting & Refng
Ugar
Rooklyn Ae Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas Sere
General Electric
National Lead
North Rope
Beroods
Tel Coal & Iron
Imp
Ae Pa
Wall Street Gains Amid Short Covering and Rail Stock Strength
New York trading rose to its best level since the bull campaign began with heavy buying from inside interests and sharp short covering by Western bears. St Paul movement sparked by Union Pacific and Southern Pacific gains, though intraday reactions were widespread. Market closed firm as traders grew hopeful the move signaled a revival in railroad relations with irregular final prices. Total sales 280,430 shares.
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New York
St. Paul
Union
Southern Pac
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
h.Low
Cloge
T & Ce
Baltimore & Ohio
Bat
Erie
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacifc
Cotton Market Pushes Up On Sully Buying Force
New York on October 4 1904 reports the advance in cotton price driven by Mr Sully buying on behalf of a forceful habit rather than any solid market reason. The writer predicts a decline to at least nine cents a pound as the government crop report shows World supply is ample.
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CG. F. King
Journal Building
National Mercantile Company of
Hartford
New England
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Indiana
HEATH
Sully
CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTATIONS
Ennis and Stoppani report Wheat receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth remain heavy causing price pressure while Kansas City shows unsold stock suggesting double selling risk. They advise buying December on any sharp decline. Corn receipts are small with steady demand and oats show independent strength and broader trade.
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Chicago
Ennis & Steppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Ennis & Stoppani
Minneapolis
Duluth
Kansas City
St Patrick’s T A Society Gift To Men’s Lodge
At the last meeting of St Patrick’s Total Abstinence and Literary Society the ladies presented St Patrick’s society with a white silk banner inscribed with the society name and the founding date. Twenty five new members were admitted. Parade plans advance with St Mary’s Pawtucket and Father Butler of St Leo’s Dorchester signaling participation.
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St. Patrick's Total Abstinence and Literary Society
Dudley Street
St. Patricia’s T. A
L. of Roxbury
Anna Graves
Ladies’ Society
St. Patrick’s Society
St. Patrick’s Total Abstinence and Literary Society
Crowley
St. Patrick’s
St. Mary’s
Pawtucket
Father Butler
St. Leo's
Dorchester
Gaelic School in Roxbury Reopens at Sherman School
The Irish language classes previously held at Comins Public School Roxbury will reopen tomorrow night at Sherman School at Madison Park and Sterling Street. Comins Evening School will not reopen this winter, so Gaelic classes are transferred.
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Comins
Roxbury
Sherwin
Quincy Man Shot Himself at Granite Railway Office
Fred Welch a 61 year old assistant foreman at Granite Railway Company shot himself in the quarry office. Medical Examiner Jones listed death as due to self inflicted act or accident. Foreman Frank Welch believes the revolver may have exploded accidentally. Welch lived as a widower with his brother on Robertson street.
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Quincy
Fred Welch
Granite Railway Company
Concern Today
Jones
Welch
Frank Welch
Robertson Street
Malden Fire Alarms Continue Sundays Despite Church Appeal
Malden fire commissioners rejected a request by Rev. Frederick Edwards of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church to mute the fire alarm whistle during Sunday services. They noted about 50 alarms in the past two years, only three occurring during church services.
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Malden
Frederick Hdwards
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
White Man and Colored Woman Can Walk Together
In Cambridge Municipal Court Judge Bennett heard John R. and May Etta Mitchell sue Walter H. Underhill for false arrest and assault after an April 14 incident. The couple, walking arm in arm after a party, were separated by the officer who feared race-mixing. the judge noted no law prevents a white man from walking with a colored woman and reserved his decision.
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Bennett
John R. Mitchell
May Etta Mitchell
Magnolia Avenue
Cambridge
Walter H. Underhill
11Th
Mitchell
Berkeley Hall
Tremont Street
Underhill
Cornelius Garland
Maysend
Geo
Adams
J. P. Williams
Press Day at New England Exposition at Mechanics Building
Yesterday's press day at the Commercial Travellers fair drew about 8000 attendees with many expected for Forestry Day. Boston Press Association hosted a reception for newspaper women led by Mrs. Alice Whitaker and Miss Edith Whitmore. exhibits ranged from candy novelties and Egyptian palmists to Juba aerial acts and Creature's Band.
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New England
Commercial Travellers’ Fair
Mechanics’ Building
Boston
The
Press Association
Alice E. Whitaker
Iss Edith M. Whitmore
Biles
Prescott & Co
Woman's Department
Rutland
Coucha
Riba Brothers
Creature’s Band
Marion A. McBride
Arlington Heights Protective Association
Boston Police Eye on Fenton In Melrose Case
The Boston Police Board, led by Judge William F. A. H. Emmons, decided no immediate action against Roy Fenton, driver of the express wagon that carried dynamite causing the Melrose explosion. Fenton faces manslaughter charges in Melrose and could be fined $20 for a city ordinance violation. the board will await full facts before proceeding.
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Board of Police
Roy Fenton
Melrose
William FA. H. Emmons
To Police Board
Fenton
Middles Court
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Marie Dressler
United Com
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Cambridge University
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Vorenberg’s
Soldiers of Fortune
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Pemberton
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G. P. Cushing
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Winston Churchill
Barrington
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George Edwardes
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Kay
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Chasé Blaney
Charles
Augus
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Thomas
Howard
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Walters An Wesson
Geo. C. Davis
Clifford and Burke
Orville and
Frank
Dugan
Red Dugan
Thomas Dugan
People’s National Bank of Roxbury
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