Sharp Break Capped Last Hour in Wall Street Trade
Wall Street activity cooled after a day of firming signals with Union Pacific St Paul and United States Steel preferred rising and Amalgamated Copper leading gains on reports of robust copper demand. The market finished with a sharp late-hour break amid questions on debt and money markets, while Boston stocks showed mixed moves and a new Boston syndicate opened to promote industrial ventures.
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St. Paul
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Copper
Brooklyn
Steel Foundaries
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Iron and Steels Group
Boston
New York
Sonny
New York Funds
State Street
Amalgamated
George E. Learnard
Paine, Webber & Co
Europe
Parrott
Allouez
Daly- West
Massachusetts
Osceola
Santa Fe
U. S. Mining
Utah
Shannon
Bingham
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Quincy
Centennial
Old Dominion
Victoria
Trinity
Dominion Coal
Dominion Iron
United Fruit
U. S
American Telephone
Mining and Stock Exchange Base Butte
Horseshoe
Majestic
Universal Marine
United Zinc
Continental Syndicate, Limited
New England
London
Daly-West
Canadian Pacific
Morehouse
Mexico Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
White
Carmen
Australia
Forvenir
Paris
Greene Consolidated
Boston Stock Exchange
Hsting
Nicola Coal and Coke Company
Colonial Corporation
Penn Mutual
Nicola Valley
Yale District
Brit
Wheat market report from Ennis and Stoppani Chicago letter
Ennis and Stoppani report a milder than expected cold spell and clear weather aiding grain movement. Wheat futures and cash prices look reasonable versus past meetings, with spring wheat receipts in Minneapolis and Duluth higher than last year, while receiving houses led corn selling and oats weakened with corn.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
Minneapole
Duluth
Colonist Excursions With Lower Rates Westward From Boston
Daily sales Sept 14 to Oct 15 from Boston to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and Pacific coast points with reduced fares to Utah Wyoming Montana Idaho on the Chicago Union Pacific North Western line. Also lower rates from all New England. Excur sions in Pullman tourist sleeping cars double berth only 9 75 from Boston on fast through trains. Route choices. Agents sell tickets. Write T P Valile assistant manager tourist department 800 Washington street Boston.
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Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Chicago
Union Pacific
T. P. Valile
Washington Street
Coal Discovery Promises Vast Pacific Coast Reserve
A new coal deposit near British Columbia, adjacent to a Canadian Pacific railway branch and within three miles of a Great Northern branch survey, is estimated to hold 300,000,000 tons. Rapid Pacific coast settlement and wood scarcity drive high value, prompting limited stock offerings by Heath for a short period.
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Columbia
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Great Northern
Pacific Coast
Heath
Market settles back after bullish run in New York
New York stocks softened in afternoon trading after earlier strength. Bulls faded as large investors refrained from aggressive purchases, pushing many active shares down one to two points. totals show 226,960 shares traded with notable names including Arch Street, Erie, Missouri Pacific, Reading, Union Pacific and US Steel among others.
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New York
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
Arch
T & BF
Baltimore & Ohio
Tran
Mil & S.P
RI & Pcom
Erie
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
US Steel
Allston Council 655 K of C Holds Banquet and Dance
A banquet and reception followed by a dance was held last night by Allston Council 655, K of C, at Temple Hall Union Square Allston. Speeches were delivered by Congressman John A Sullivan Rev J W Tracy and District Deputy Lewis K Watson.
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Allston Council
K. OF C
Temple Hall
Union Square
Allston
John A. Sullivan
J. W. Tracy
Lewis K. Watson
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Boston Testimony
A Boston resident, W. Putnam of 131 Bow Street, Everett, testifies that ten years of kidney trouble caused back pain and discolored urine. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, the backache and kidney symptoms largely disappeared. He endorses Doan's as the kidney remedy and offers his name as a reference. Sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Bow Street
Everett
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Payne Funeral To Be Official
Washington Oct 6 full honors will be paid to the late Postmaster General Payne with an official funeral at St Johns Episcopal Church tomorrow at 11 a m. A arrangements committee including Wynne McMichael and Major McCawley met at the State Department to complete details. The President and Mrs Roosevelt will sit with the family and the diplomatic corps. Army navy and marine officers on duty in Washington are ordered to attend in full uniform. Major McCawley will oversee church arrangements assisted by three military officers. Orders require half mast at all military posts until 3 p m tomorrow when the body leaves the capital.
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W. H. McMichael
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Charles McCawley
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Roosevelt
Diplomatic Corps
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Judicial Branches
District of Columbia
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
McCawley
Oliver
Tamman y District Captain Arrested
Herman Levy aged 56 a Tammany election district captain in the 12th Assembly district was arrested by order of Assistant United States District Attorney Marx. He admitted entering the country at 22 and surrendered his naturalization certificate. Held on 500 dollar bail as fraud probes widen. East Side reaction grew with clerks copying immigrant records as similar work spreads to St. Louis. Morgan warns that many certificates are fraudulently obtained and vows continued investigation to prosecute those involved.
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Herman Levy
United States
Marx
Levy
Shields
East Side
Federal Building
St. Louis
Gildersleeve
Proverb Coupon Contest Moves Fast With Mass Sorting
Yesterdays progress in the proverb coupon contest shows hundreds of thousands scanned by young workers. Many participants submit multiple solutions for each proverb, and hundreds of decorative proverb bindings line the editor table as the final selection nears.
Chelsea Schoolhouse to Be Reconstructed
Chelsea Aldermen approved a reconstruction order for the Williams School building damaged by a recent incendiary fire. The Mayor must advertise bids, open and read them publicly, with rebuilding cost not to exceed the $10,416.60 insurance payout.
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Chelsea
Williams School
New York Bonds Closing Prices Compared to Wednesday
Closing prices for New York bonds yesterday are listed, showing movements from levels reached on Wednesday. Investors review shifts in yields and bond values across key issues.
Last excursion through Hoosac Mountains to North Adams
On Saturday October 15 the Boston and Maine railroad will run the season’s final excursion to North Adams via the Hoosac Mountains and Deerfield Valley The round trip is two dollars with a fifty cent option to extend to Wilmington Vermont Special trains depart Boston at 8 30 a m with stops at Waltham Ayer Fitchburg and Gardner Return from North Adams at 4 30 p m October 15 Tickets available at multiple stations and Boston city office through October 14 and Union station after 5 p m October 14 until departure
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Hoosac Mountains
Boston & Maine Railroad
North Adams
Deerfield Valley
Hoosac Tunnel
Boston City
Washington Street
Union Station
Man dies from horse kick in Charlestown stall
James A. B. Slaney, 22, of 32 Main Street Charlestown, lies at Relief Hospital after a horse kicked him in the skull at 26 South Eaton Street stable. He had been moving the horse and inspecting the hoofs when the animal struck, several skull fractures reported. He has not regained consciousness.
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James A. B. Slaney
Main Street
Charlestown
South Eaton Street
President Roosevelt Extends Sympathy to Bartholdi Widow
Paris October 6 Madame Bartholdi widow of the sculptor received a cablegram from President Roosevelt offering deep sympathy on the death of her husband. She replied that she is touched and honored and asked Roosevelt to accept the homage of her gratitude for the American people.
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Paris
Madame
Yale Men Defeat Harvard In Intercollegiate Tennis Doubles
In Philadelphia on October 6 Yale pair K. H. Behr and G. Bodman defeated Harvard duo F. J. Sulloway and J. J. B. Larned to win the intercollegiate doubles championship after five intense sets. The Blue dropped the first game but recovered to take the match 6-4 in the decisive set.
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Harvard
Philadelphia
K. H. Behr
G. Bodman
F. J. Sulloway
J. J. B. Larned
Blue
Crimson
Behr
Bodman
Dorchester Man Dies After Long Illness
Daniel J. Halloran of 38 Church street Dorchester died after a lingering illness. A promising young man he graduated from Mather Grammar School and Boston College where he won the Fulton Debating Society gold medal and served as president. He later attended Mt. St. Mary's College in Emmittsburg Md for priestly studies but his health failed during the course.
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Daniel J. Halloran
Church Street
Dorchester
Mather Grammar School
Boston College
Fulton Debating Society
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmittsburg
Baby Dies Saving Kitten in Street Accident
In Winsted Connecticut on October 6 a 2-year-old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank K Brown of Suffield, was struck and killed by an electric car while attempting to save a pet kitten. The kitten escaped as the grass beside the track hid the child from the motorman.
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Winsted, Conn
Frank K. Brown
Suffield
Bostonians to renew friendships in Meredith gathering
Bostonians spending vacations at Meredith New Hampshire will renew old friendships at Catholic Union Hall on Monday evening October 31.
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Meredith, N.H
Catholic Union Hall
Hoosac Tunnel Excursion From Boston Oct 8 2.00
The Boston and Maine railroad offers a Saturday Oct 8 excursion to North Adams via the Hoosac Mountains with optional ride through the Hoosac Tunnel to Wilmington Vt for 50 cents more. Round trip tickets from Union Station Boston depart 8 30 am with return 4 30 pm or via regular trains Oct 9 or 10. Tickets sold at Boston office and Union Station till departure. Special train stops at Waltham both ways.
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Waltham
Foresters' Festival Whist Party and Ceremony at St Rose Hall
St Clare Court No 106 M C C O F held an anniversary whist party and dance at St Rose Hall Worcester Street. Prizes awarded for whist to Addie Sullivan Gertrude Drey May Donnelly and Walter Crowley W S Daley William Hurlihy. Degree staff demonstrated and state officers attended. St Clare Court formed Sept 20 1894. now 1650 members.
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Worcester Street
Addie Sullivan
Gertrude Drey
May Donnelly
Walter Crowley
W.S. Daley
William Hurlihy
Court Bunker Hill
Knights of St. Rose
Ranger Reardon
Murphy
Leonard
James A. Sheehan
Driscoll
Bostonian Society to Meet. Butterworth to Describe Boston Homes
A regular Bostonian Society meeting is set for Tuesday at 3 PM in the Council Chamber of the Old State House Boston. Hezekiah Butterworth will discuss The Court End of Boston Its Homes and Families in the Olden Time.
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Bostonian Society
Council Chamber
Old State House
Boston
Hezekiah Butterworth
Court End
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