Bears Drive Market Trends In October Trading Session
Monday evening report shows bears active in early trading with liquidations on weak stocks while optimism grows as late session buying from London and traders hints at higher prices tomorrow. Tennessee Coal & Iron rallies, New York prospects improving, copper quotes vary, and Bay State Gas subscription drives gains as brokers note shifting funds and potential dividends.
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London
Paris
Big Bears
Cammack
Keene
Weil
Chicago
Tennessee Coal & Iron
New York
Irama
Treasury
Chicago Gas
Bears
United States Leather Company
The
News
New York Metal Exchange
Metal Exchange
Boston
Montana
Tamarack
Bay State Gas
Burke
Bay State
Lawson
Delaware
Chicago Junction Railways & Union Stock Yards Company
Jersey City
N. J
Atlantic
Oregon
Elijah Smith
Burleigh
Fragmented OCR Sale Sheet Highlights and Percentages
A partial sales ledger shows various items with figures such as 10,000 81 percent and 2000 72 percent. The text includes lines on Atchison rail assets, coal, and multiple percentage bids, reflecting a garbled financial listing with mixed company names and stock values.
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Sal ‘ Am Bell
Atchison
Eesti
Sistine Ite" Obe
Orivicvavess
Stork Shares Auction Noted in Local Sale Item
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a local sale of a few shares of stork stock or a similarly named asset, with garbled names and unclear entities. The readable terms suggest an auction or sale at a small scale, mentioning Ole Ed, DL, ABB Mal, and Celie in a blurred context.
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Stork
Aes
Dr Lougest Co. treatment ad and stock report listing
An widespread medical ad for Dr Lougest & Co promising cures for nervous complaints and kidney ailments with free consultation and mail pamphlets. Followed by a dense stock exchange and legal notices section listing numerous securities prices and court dockets including Boston cases and railroad line references.
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New Ife
DR. Lougest & CO
Columbus Ave
Foston
Mass
Civil Court Appeals docket including Parker and Blake cases
In the United States Circuit Court of Appeals First Circuit a series of docket items list 135 Packard versus Lacing Stud Co 136 Randall versus Sprague et al 140 The Horace B Parker 1438 Parker 8S Robinson receiver 130 Blake versus United States for civil action notes and participants only as header items
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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Packard
Lacing Stud Co
Randall
Sprague
Horace.b. Parker
Parker
Robinson
Blake
United States
Supreme Judicial Court Equity Docket Highlights
In equity cases before Holmes J. mis. Hord Nat. Bank vs Globe Investment Co and Commonwealth vs Globe Investment Co. McDonald pet provisions to settle title. Stone vs Kelley Dyer to determine title. Jones referenced in docket.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Equity
Holmes
Mis. Hord Nat. Bank
Globe Investment. Co
Commonwealth
Globe Investment Co
Pene
Boston court docket fragment shows numerous tort and railroad cases
A scanned court record lists multiple entries from First and Second Jury Sessions including Lizzie Landis vs Frederick Jeffers for damages from assault and battery, Miller vs Lynn & Boston Railroad for $4000, and various other tort, rail, and civil actions with defendants such as Boston & Lynn Railroad, West End Railroad, and Beltline firms. dates and docket numbers indicate ongoing trial activity at the Superior Court.
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Thomas N. Hart
Irph Land Company
Boston
Te. Jamal
Ieee
T. M
Wabaun
Rit
West
End R
Bowman
Smith
Oars Mite Va
Noera
Ware
Corliss
Ooteee
Coates
Yaldwell
West End
Clark
Wakeham Va
Rose
Hall
Connelly
O’ Nell
Bacon
Little
Anart
R. FR. Aanne
Oo Colony R. R
Davis
Seth Ateees
Flashman
Pearson
Flather
Oliver
Miller
Fitchburg R
Stacy
Finley
Ogee
Huntner
Johnson
Matheson
White
Collard
Carcano
Roberts
Gilchrist
Richardson
John Boland
William L. Rutan
A. B. Russell
W. A. Bolster
T. W. Proctor
Kane
Bowker
Eary
Stevenson
Lawrence
City of
Same
Abbott
Riley Va
B .R
Nicholson
Whitney
Shanks
Blakie
Brookline Gas Light Ga
Houston
Foye
Hartnett
Stina
Mfg. Co
Teeta
Hineen
Metzneries Lec
Db,& P. Co
Fairbanks
Parker
Oat N
O’ Towne
Tabbetts
Hayes
Gormley
Feely
Wilkins
Kamp
Howartson
McCoy
Meyer
Or Or
Nat Bank
Hos Hosford
Eee
Welee Lodge
United Work
Natt Bank of .N
Bay State Distilling Co
Macdonald
Phelps
Metzner
Sherwin
Watts
En Ae
Bryant
Ve. Crosby
V. Co
Generalist
Suttolle
Bond
Lizzie BE
Landis
Frederick Jeffers
Hether ‘Miller
Iyith
Boston Railroad Sonany
Ate T
Charlestown
Hyan
Badger
Ebolar
Taas
O’brien
Boland
Bennet
Stimson
Haynes
Lee
Lynn & Bost
McCarthy
A Ze R
Leveen
R. R
Gibbs
Woodman Bie Finkelstein
Hamanya Aldrich
Berg
Gilpatrick
Williams
Roach
Harrigan
Sullivan
Maynadier
Rotch
Boston Ferrule Co Co
Blodgett
Jean AnAaes
Beechers Honor Rev Charles Beecher in Georgetown Reception
The elderly Rev. Charles Beecher, brother of the late Henry Ward Beecher, was celebrated by First Congregational Church youths on October 7. Over 200 people were introduced to the venerable minister as part of his eighth birthday observance, with refreshments and a musical program. Rev. Henry R. McCartney spoke briefly, and Beecher reflected on his long pastorate begun in 1857 at Old South Church.
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Georgetown
Charles ‘Beecher
Beecher
Young People's “Society of Christian Endeavor
Henry R. McCartney
Charles’ Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Litchfield
Conn
Old South Church
Seecher
Helping Hand Fair Opens at Horticultural Hall
The Helping Hand Society opened its fair yesterday morning at Horticultural Hall. Decorations are abundant with flags and streamers, and booths appear picturesque. The restaurant is run by Mary S Howes and Mrs J O Tubbs, with other booths managed by Mrs Bide aa B Smart, Mrs Albert Drake, and several others including Miss Fannie S Young and Miss A B Williams.
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Mary. S .Howes
J. O. Tubbs
Albert Drake
Garment Workers Set Dues For Sick Benefit Plan
Garment Workers debated new beneficiary features. after long dues discussions, they set weekly dues at 10 cents for a sick and out of work benefit. Delegates to the Baltimore general convention were elected, with W. Chuck and R. Radlo chosen.
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Baltimore
Messrs. W. Chuck
R. Radlo
Progress of bicyclist Coburn in New England
Cyclist M. W. Coburn arrived in Meriden at 12 50 p m four minutes late due to a punctured tire at Windsor Locks. Coburn then reached New Haven about 2 20 after a light lunch at Heubleins. In Bridgeport Roe Coburn arrived an hour behind schedule, continuing the late pace.
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Meriden
Conn
M. W. Coburn
Windsor Locks
New Haven
W. M. Coburn
Heublein’s
Bridgeport
Roe” Coburn
Social and Dance at Knights of Honor Hall
The Binoth Zion Educational Society hosted an evening of entertainment at the Knights of Honor Hall. From 8 to 9 pm Sigeman's Orchestra performed vocal and instrumental pieces followed by dancing from 9 pm until 1 am.
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Knights of Honor Hall
Binoth Zion Educational’ Society
Sigtiman
Athletes Dined at Harvard Club Informal Reception
Cambridge College athletes now in the United States were entertained by the Harvard Club at its clubhouse in New York at 27 West Forty-fourth Street. Vice-President Van Duzer welcomed them, praising friendly ties between English and American college men. Captain Horan of Cambridge cited past contests aiding goodwill, a supper followed, and the British guests departed for Boston. Depew and Choate were expected but did not attend.
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New York
Cambridge College
England
Harvard Club
Casey House
West Forty-fourth Street
van Duzer
Carter
Horan
Cambridge
Boston
Wendell
Chauncey M. Depew
Joseph H. Choate
Harvard and Yale Will Not Meet This Year
Harvard will not play Yale in football this year. Professor James Barr Ames, chairman of the Harvard athletic committee, said Oct. 5 passed without an invitation from Yale and it is now settled there will be no game between the two universities this season.
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Harvard
Yale
Profesor
James Barr Ames
Harvard Athletic Committee
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Tells Harbor Arrivals
Shipping news lists arrivals and clearances in Boston harbor with multiple steamers and schooners. Vessels include Barnstable Halifax Tallahassee Parthian Dudley Pray Plymouth and many brigantines and schooners from St John Harborville Addison Me and New York with cargoes and passengers.
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Barnstable
Paine
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit Company
Halifax
Pye
Charlottetown
P. I
Richardson & Barnard
Tallahassee
Askin
Savannah
Rich & Barnard
Parthian
Snow
Fpiladeinnis
KE. B
Dudley Pray
St. John
J. W. Durant
Durant
Walton
Brenton
Hatfield
Hillsboro
N. B
Majestic
Leonora
Bellatty
New York
Rietta
Milton
Mildred A. Pope
Cole
Addison
Seth W. Smith
Martin
Eastpot
Sachem
Liverpool
Georgian
Farrington London
Eng
Grace Andrews
Pensacola
Cumberland
Portland
Eastport
H. M. Whitney
Rouisburg
George W Collins
Sullivan
Boynton
Rockport
Regina
Mathias
Marcia Bailey
C. B. Kennard
Portsmouth
George M. ‘Winslow
Badgewater
Boston
Yarmouth
N. S
Clara A. Donnell
Newport News
Helen H. Benedict
Norfolk
Ida H. Mathis
Philadelphia
Robert H
Rathbun
Campbellton
Becca W
Grendon
Cora
N.B
Parthenia
Lunené
Blenheim
Paspebiac
Kalevaia
Sydney C. B
Cymbeline
Lorne
N.S
Hapecess Ae
Ibert
Fred Power
Hatalee Messer
Kennebec
Baltimore
Belle
Halladay
Long Cove
Florence I. Lockwood
Robert’s Harbor
Eva May
Allan
Millbridge
Heaton
Pemaquid
Rock
Willie
Kessie H. Gross
Deer
Isle
Ringleader
Thomaston
Calais
Delaware
Isworth
Edith
Mage Hainbridges
Franciscata
Bangor
J. H. Bert
Mount Pochasset
Idason
W. H. Archer
Kene “Way
Bridgewater
Lizzie
James
Wilmington
Del
F. T. Drisko
Frank Seavey
Long Cove and Co
Richard Hill
Insolvency Notice in Suffolk County Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts in insolvency notice issued against Daniel Cangiano of Boston contractor. Debts and property transfers forbidden. Creditors to meet October eighteenth 1895 at two in the afternoon at Court House Pemberton Square Boston to prove debts and choose assignees. Official acts by Fred H. Seavey paputy specks essenger.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Daniel D. Lanahan
Cambridge
Edward J. Jenkins
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
Charles J. McIntire
Fsquire
H. Folsom
Register
Court House
Pemberton Square
Fred H. Seavey
Paputy, Specks, Essenger
Alfred W. Fitz
Chelsea
Red H. Seavey
Insolvency Meetings Court Notice for Boston Debtor Laskey
The Court of Insolvency in Suffolk Massachusetts announces the third meeting of creditors for John H. Laskey of Boston on October 11 1805 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Creditors may present claims and the assignees will file reports. Names of assignees Eugene C N and J A Reynolds appear with references to Boston insolvency proceedings.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
J. B. McGror
Boston
Suffolk
Enry
K. Stone
Orlando P. Atwood
Ohdock
C. Brackett
Ephraim D. Whitcomb
John A. DE Mar
Bosston
William R. Lyon
Alanson M. Phillips
Nancy
Samuel B. Worthd
School St
Casper L. Hin
Josiah
Ugh
J. Clough
Boston Post
John A McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF
Machusetts
A. Mac Connfll
John’ Mac Connell, JR
Unty
Tober A. D
John W. McKim
Thomas Lingane
Michael Burke
Arles i. Sprague
Massachusetts
John. Mann
Somerville
County of
Henry A. Richardson
State St
John H. Laskey
Eugene C, N
J. A. Recnolds &O
Pea Rency
Mic. F. Clarke
Charles A. Frank &Co
Cambridge
Middlesex
Ny Ee
Ep . Ee
Henry K. Stone
Massachusetts State House
Charles Brigham
Geenene
Mt. Vernon
Mass
Commerce Pe
Y. Pro. Nogals
Maas
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Boston Stock Exchange
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State Street
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Oin Mining. Be Ees Ce Be Gees 66.000 Oekeke
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Boston & Cripple
Crees Gold
Nctoneriexegses ooAras
Mollie Gibson Mining
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Canada Southern
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Seine
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Gentral
Once
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Tennessee Coal & Tro
Baenies
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Western Union
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Essen A & 4
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Jaasner
Bay
Ay State
Dunbar, J
Fisher
Neilson
Dinckett
Burton
Thomson‘Houston
Breveria
Dimick
H Register
SS Asae
Farrington Printing Co
Ae. Admr
Harding
CLR &S Yi
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Fitchburg
Maine -Central
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Reading
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Allouez
Do Jr
Wolverine
Telephone
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Sccevaseus
New England
Drary Ze Ee
Aapeon
Wes R
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Morris
West End BR. BR
Weeny
Charles Beecher
Brooklyn Divine
Helping Hand Fair
Coburn
Shipping News
Atlantic Works
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Southampton
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St. Louis
Havre
Paria
International Navigation CO
Green
L. H. Palmer
State House
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Providence
West Point
Sciaags
Zese & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Line
NS ‘Whitney
Baltimore, Md
Central R. R
Florida
Metropolitan &. 8
Soundfoot S
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Dew. Sampson
C.K
LANE
Washington State Paper
J. P. Beckwith
G F
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Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Coltitsa
Avisona
New and Old Mexico
Alifornia
Cummalm
N. E
Edwin Hawley
Asce
T Gen
Broadway
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Phils
Verch
Bullaine
Tremont Row
Celega
Mathey-Caylus
Clin & CO
White Star Line
Icesieen
King Maury’s Lane
HBA
Adams & CO
Gener
Cor
Broad St
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Brussels
Waterboard
Europe
Midnight Sun
E. A. Adams & CO
Adams Cable
Gunard Line
Ais Pf
Ag Martin
Warren Line
Norseman
Kansas
Michigan Im
Pheslantawea
Sagamore Roman
Cambroma
Tee Woload Warren &Co
Milk Street
Yarmouth Steamship Co. (Limited
Lewis Wharf
Thureday
Roon
All Parte
Ea Scotia
Ashington
Cael
Chat Am
Lo Fellow St
Dorchester
Mali
Winter Hill
Grant St
Ter Hill
Blue Hill Ave
Krench
Milk St
Jennie A. Baker
Benjamin F. Baker
Kington
Agnor
Mmker
the Maguire
Tule Isteustis
s.—Superior
Ely
Theo
CA Hurd
Ee Lanahan Seen
Aoe
Dward J Kins
Admicklen
Caroline J. Dale
Suffo K
Caroline
Chute
Adams, St
Notich
Edward M. O’dea
Joanna O'Dea
W. F. Carr
Anne
William Piper
Charleston
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Hingham
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Melrose
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Woburn
Doston Bolt
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Maine
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Cleveland
the Post
A. Valified
Cutter
Traci
Peta
Hanst
Miscreluaneo TS
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Henry Peterson
Charity
Chardon St
Ae Man
Third Street
Riccardi
Tremont St
South End
Ashburton Pl
East Sixth St
South
Butler &O
Auseway St
Bessie
G. A. Merrill
Mahan
George Foxcroft
Bromfield St
Hunting
Wigglesworth
Is Artists
Hunt Ton Ave
Ward St
Remington
Thorp
A. R. Andei WS
Court St
Slye
Eed St
Bind
Mabel Braman
Woodbine St
Davis St
Cohn & CO
Port Sale
Horse and Herotic
Callab A Macguird's
London St
East Bos
SV Eray
State House Construction Commission
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