Market Soft On Tuesday Evening With Mixed Downticks
The market remained soft with light trading and no major losses. Sugar briefly slumped near 80 before a late rally. Bay State rose 11 4, and St. Paul fell 11 8. Union Pacific reorganization plans and Oregon Short Line bonds drew attention amid steady copper shares and overall firmer tone in the metal market.
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Bay State
J. Edward Addicks
Henry M. Whitney
Whitney
Grangers
St. Paul
Rock Island
New York
Burlington
Atchison
Union Pacific
Oregon
General Electric
Louisville & Nashville
London
Bell Telephone
Erie
New York Stock Exchange
Manhattan
New York Central
Sterling Exchange
Help Wanted Advertisements and Carded Listings
Classified notice style shows multiple job offers and solicitations. Positions include saloon correspondents, salesmen, carpenters, stitchers, dressmakers, and a domestic helper. Addresses include Broadway New York City Boston Dorchester Hyde Park and several firms such as Rothschilds Sons Co and Boston Gossamer Rubber Co. Posting dates unspecified.
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Pring
Boston Gossamer Rubber Co
River Street Smage Park
Chauncy Bt
Jolla
Mackintosh
River Street
Hyde Park
Yuma Improvement Co issues 7% Gold Bonds
Yuma Improvement Co offers 7% First Mortgage Gold Bonds of 1000 each at par with accrued interest. Total issue 500000, 429000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1913. Farmilers Loan and Trust Co of New York as Trustee. Bonds delivered on receipt of application pro rata. Prospectus and forms of application available from the Yuma Improvement Co United Bank Building New York City Sy Van Ds Warter Secretary.
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Yuma Improvement CO
Yuma Improvement
Farmilrs* Loan and Trust CO
New York
United Bank Building
Wat Sraser
New York City, Co
Sy. van Ds Warter
Abnormally strong foreign exchange market discussed
A commentator explains the unusual seasonally strong forex market noting limited use of foreign or any currency here and Gresham’s law at work. He warns of potential gold exports, cites sterling near gold-export thresholds, and notes Boston rates and rising free gold at $59.7 million.
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Boston
Boston Stock Exchange Official Sales Report
The Oct 9 report lists the day’s highest and lowest prices, and the closing bid and asked prices for listed securities.
Yesterday's Chicago Market Report
Report from the Traders' Stock Exchange in Boston gives opening highest and lowest figures for Chicago market activity with brief, unreadable notes.
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Chicago
Devonshire Street
Boston
Everett Board of Aldermen appoint ward officers
At last evening's meeting Mayor Batchelder announced ward officer appointments for all wards including ward warden, deputies, clerks, inspectors and deputies. A joint committee was named to study a municipal electric light plant and streets Franklin Hall avenue and Raymond were officially accepted. The annual election warrant set polls from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Everett Board of Aldermen
Batchelder
Ward
Martin D. Cahill
Fred D. Goddard
E. Leroy Sweetzer
Stephen R. Smith
Jeremiah A. Holland
Harry W. Johnson
Joseph J. Herne
Orrin F. Haskell
William R. Sidley
David Eagan
John F. Damon
Roger W. Barrett
William H. Jenks
Benjamin D. Blackden
George A. Lufkin
Nelson P. Flint
John J. Corbett
Ellery W. Ellis
W. T. Austin
Shie Ramsey
James B. Fredrickson
F. Ewis
R. L. Merriam, Jr
Ernest ©. Allen
A. A. McAloon
Jeremiah G. Brown
Fred E. Paine
Charles S. Tracey
J. Harrington
George D. Downing
A. D. Weiner
A. H. Whitcomb
J. FE. Whiteley, Jr
George W. Cragin
Ward ‘S.warden
Bruce M Crockett
Arthur D. Kingman
Thomas IF. Garvey
Howard A. Greenleaf
Alvah KE. Hardy
George H. Burr
John Adrian
Frank S. Roberts
John E. Gaffeney
Francis J. Nichols
A. W. Seymour
Fred Young
Stewart McBay
Ann Leland
W. 8
Buckley
Emas L. Hill
Vincent H. Harkins
James F. Cavanaugh
Samuel H. Cochran
Ship News Mini Almanac Oct 10 Morning Update
Arrivals include Steamer Florida Hall from Charlottetown P Brie Isabella Balcom from Suri Tug endrick from Portsmouth bound for Port Vohnson. Hazel Glen LeBlanc Pubnico Schooner Mopang Brancis Cherry s Schooner Delaware Duncan Bangor Nellie Eaton Morrison Ark. Schooner Alfred W. Fiske Kelley from Philadelphia. Billow Beal from Staten Island. William Cobb Megathlin from Philadelphia. Tug Scranton Nutty from Hoboken towing barges Peanest Cohocton and Castine from Hoboken.
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Florida
Hall
Charlottetown
P. Brie
Isabella Balcom
McIntosh
Suri- Tug
Plymouth
Endrick
Portsmouth
C. R No
Boston School Board Adopts New Grammar School Courses
Boston School Committee authorizes Superintendent Leaver to pilot Latin French geometry algebra and physics in grammar schools where teachers and parents consent. The move faces opposition but aims to enrich study while the board trims expenses after nine months with 1 410 338 spent of 1 841 181.
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Boston
Leaver
Roslindale
Mechanic Arts High School
Thomas Street
Genesee Street
Oswego Street
Keller
Allston Club
Washington-Allston
Wells
West Roxbury
Hayes Seeks Another Term for Bun-ker Hill District
Representatives’ supporters rally for James E Hayes after noting his honors in the House during the 1893 and 1894 sessions. They concentrate efforts to send him another term, aiming to extend his service for the Bun-ker Hill district.
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Bunker Hill
Friends of
James E. Hayes
Hayes of Charlestown A rising Democrat in Senate race
The piece portrays Representative Hayes, a Charlestown Democrat under 30, as a strong candidate for the Senate, highlighting his public schooling at Charlestown, Boston College degree, law training, and rapid rise. It credits his leadership as Democratic minority chair, his stance against corporate influence, and his role as deputy supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus in Massachusetts. It notes his political courage and public speaking ability.
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Senate
Charlestown
Hayes
Boston College
Frothingham Grammar School
Boston University Law School
Representative Hayes
Democratic House
Bell Telephone
the Order of the Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald
Representatives Hayes
Toomey Rally Draws Large Crowds in Ward 14
Supporters packed two Ward 14 gatherings last night with John J. Toomey, Jeremiah T. O Sullivan of Lawrence, and John F. Moakley addressing the crowds. O Sullivan’s Pilgrim Hall talk on Democracy drew lively cheers as Toomey’s name was lauded at both events.
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John J. Toomey
Ward 14
Jeremiah T. O'Sullivan
Lawrence
John F. Moakley
O’sullivan
Pilgrim Hall
Toomey
Precinct 2
Mr. Toomey
Brookline Democratic Caucus nominates Lincoln Jr to Legislature
A Democratic caucus at the Brookline lower Town Hall last night chose H. W. Lamb as chairman and G. F. Maxwell as secretary. The group unanimously nominated Albert L. Lincoln, Jr. for the Legislature and selected delegates to county senatorial conventions and a town committee member.
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Brookline Lower Town Hall
H. W. Lamb
G. F. Maxwell
Albert L. Lincoln, Jr
Lathrop Nominated for Congress at Northampton Meeting
At the second district Democratic convention in Northampton Hon. E. H. Lathrop of Springfield won the nomination for Congress. The district committee named includes A. H. Butterworth Brookfield M. N. Spear Amherst J. E. Dunleavy Springfield G. W. Gibson Chicopee and L. B. Morse Athol.
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Northampton
E. H. Lathrop
Springfield
A. H. Butterworth
Brookfield
M. N. Spear
Amherst
J. E. Dunleavy
G. W. Gibson
Chicopee
L. B. Morse
Athol
Local Paper Attacks Representative Geary Faces Backlash
In recent days a South Boston newspaper has launched sharp attacks on Representative Geary, drawing strong reactions from his supporters who condemn the editorials as unfair and biased.
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Boston
Geary
Ward 13 faces fierce vote at caucuses over honor roll entry
Scurrilous and indignation run through Ward 13 as supporters push for a large caucus turnout today. The Post's roll of honor for a local figure is cited as boosting his candidacy and expected to sway many delegates.
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Post
Paint and Oil Men Hold Boston Convention Meeting
The annual Paint, Oil and Varnish Association gathering in Boston opened with reports and trade talks under President John D. Morton. Chicago delegates led the trip to historic sites, visiting the Boston Theatre with other members touring venues around the city.
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Paint, Oil and Varnish Association
Hotel Vendome
Chicago
West
Boston
John D. Morton
William Waterall
Phiadelphia
H. D. Cutter
Kansas City
D. van Ness Person
William Boydell
Detroit
Charles Richardson
O. S. Whitlaw
St. Louis
Fred Bemeer
Cincinnati
M. B. Luydam
Pittsburg
Henry Meiz
New York
A. Sherwood
Cleveland
M. J. Waugh
Omaha
George H. Vrooman
Howard B. French
Philadelphia
B. F. Eshelman
New Orleans
Alexander H. Levey
Fred Eliot
F. L. Lavanberg
T. M. Basset
W. F. Senour
W. B. Templeton
E. H. Brown
W. A. Hanshaw
H. M. Norton
G. B. Heckler
Samuel McCluskey
Willam L. Davis
E. W. Barstow
H. A. Pratt
M. D. Eger
W. H. Andrews
A. H. Berry
W. Beydell
John S. Kline
Frank Hayes
T. K. Felton
B. H. Shoemaker
Conrad S. Grove
W. W. Lawrence
Charles F. Nevin
M. B. Cochran
A. G. Cox
T. B. Hayden
William H. Stevens
Abner Hood
John A. Stevens
Louis K. Bell
William Stridien
Food Fair schedules crowded Belmont Winthrop and West End days
Military day drew crowds at the Food Fair with excursions from out of town. Belmont day featured Mrs Richardson and Mrs Pond hosting Winthrop members, plus talks on domestic service and potatoes. Tomorrow is West End day with orange color theme and special entertainment. A plug notes United States Watch from Waltham.
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Winthrop
General Bridges Establishes Headquarters at Commonwealth Bridge
After the session at the baseball grounds the general and his staff moved to the Fens and set up new headquarters at Commonwealth Bridge, accompanied by their escort as they continued operations.
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Toin Such
Tolman
South End Baseball Grounds
Baseball Grounds
General Bridges
Commonwealth Bridge
Fens
Illinois campaign hats draw cheers from the boys
The article notes the debut of new hats worn by the boys, known as Illi nois campaign hats, already used by the regular army. The headgear is described as light felt in a light brown color with a brim.
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Illinois
Banquets by Cadet Corps and Regiments Noted
Banquets last night saw the Second Corps of Cadets dine at Youngs while Company C of the First Corps of Cadets and Company C of the Fifth Regiment ate at the American House. Company D of the Ninth Regiment feasted at the Crawford House. Generals and staff from General White's New Hampshire group stayed overnight at the Tremont House.
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American Line
New York
Southampton
London
Paris
Havre
Condon
International Navigation Co
Young’s
American House
Crawford House
W. H. Cheever
F. W. Russell
W. D. Thompson
L. C. Merrill
H. A. Brown
George H. Stowell
A. H. Knowlton
A. H. Knowlton, Dr. George Cook
A. N. Dow
General White
New Hampshire
Tremont House
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Industrial Aid Society of Boston
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Magic City
Journal
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Address Grammar Card CO
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George F. Ricker
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Leon Ehusetts
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American Tool & Machine Co
Kingston St
Brookline
Lathrop
Congress
United States
Waltham
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