Market Moves On Copper and Miners in Early 1900s Trading
The New York market opened lower then steadied led by Sugar lifting from 116 1 4 to 117 1 2. Mass Consolidated rose on good buying with a new stamp mill due July and ventures into multiple lodes. Copper shares softened yet remained firm as traders hold cash, with talk of a Trimountain Copper Range mill-site exchange and a planned Santa Fe smelter start mid November.
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Boston market report shows closing prices and totals
Boston records today list highest and lowest sales and closing bid and asked prices. Total activity includes bonds worth 42 500 dollars, stocks 9230 shares, unlisted stocks 6924 shares, and bonds 8000 dollars.
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Six in One Grave at Lake View Cemetery
The bodies of Captain James Corrigan and his family were buried in a single large grave at Lake View Cemetery after the Idler yacht wreck off Cleveland. Mrs Corrigan, Ida Corrigan, Jeane Corrigan, Mrs Rieley, her daughter, and baby Rieley were drowned when the yacht capsized on July 7. Miss Mabelle Hall, a niece, was buried with the victims after dying last week.
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Lake View Cemetery
Sprecher
Euclid Avenue Presbyterian Church
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Photographer Litchfield seeks jail transfer from state prison
George Hf. Litchfield, veteran city photographer and prior convict in the Winthrop counterfeiters case, withdrew his writ of error and asked Judge Lowell to convert his two year sentence from State Prison to East Cambridge jail. The request was granted and he was taken away.
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Winthrop
United States Circuit Court
Lowell
East Cambridge
State Prison
Warrant Requests In Ward 6 Caucus Interference
Alderman Dixon seeks warrants for Congressman Fitzgerald and three caucus officers for alleged voter interference at the Ward 6 Democratic caucus. Hearing delayed a week as counsel for Fitzgerald and others is tied up in the Superior Court.
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Charles Ballem
Thomas J. McMackin
Edward E. Moran
Judge Forsaith
Edward J. Flynn
Mtzgerald
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Edward W. Dixon
Dixon
the Post
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Ward 28 Democratic rally attacks Gerry in St Louis speech
Loyal Democrats at a Ward 28 rally criticize Alderman Gerry for neglecting the ward and demand organization. Speakers include T. F. J. Curley and John J. Cronin urging change and faulting loan bills. Also Roosevelt in St Louis parade and dinner with remarks contrasting Bryan’s prophecies with wartime economic trends.
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John J. Cronin
William P. Glennon
Gerry
Hennessey the Choice Unanimous for Suffolk Senate
W J Hennessey was the unanimous choice of the seventh Suffolk Democratic senatorial convention held in Jefferson Hall Dorchester last night Twenty eight delegates represented Wards 16 20 and 24 M J Mahoney called the convention to order Dr E J McGovern named chairman Secretaries were K K Hart and F A Brown Committee on credentials included M I Jennings J J Flannagan and T F Campbell M L Jennings chosen for the Democratic State committee and M J Collins Ward 16 W J Power Ward 20 and M J Mahoney Ward 24 selected for the district committee J McDermott delivered the nominating speech for Mr Hennessey.
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W. J. Hennessey
Suffolk
Jefferson Hall
Dorchester
M. J. Mahoney
E. J. McGovern
K. K. Hart
F. A. Brown
M. I. Jennings
J. J. Flannagan
T. F. Campbell
M. L. Jennings
M. J. Collins
W. J. Power
J. ¥. McDermott
Mr. Hennessey
Cambridge Officials Rally Against Clerk Hubbard
The Cambridge Common Council condemned Clerk Sanford B Hubbard of the School Board for taking part in legislative affairs. A city ordinance bans city officers from influencing lawmaking. a council committee found he violated its spirit by acting as a paid city official, though not technically one. No further action will be taken.
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Anthony Coe daughter wed Russell Talbot Anthony
Miss Mabel Louise Coe daughter of Mr and Mrs Coe married Russell Talbot Anthony at the Church of the New Jerusalem Roxbury last evening at 8 o clock The Rev T F Wright of Cambridge officiated The Swedenborgian service was used The bride was given away by her father Miss Bessie Coe was bridesmaid Mr Olney Potter Anthony acted as best man Ushers included A Warren Child Edward O Woodward J Damon Elms Jr and Charles Call The bride wore white muslin over white silk The church boquets featured autumn leaves plumes of southern semilax and chrysanthemum backgrounds After a tour the couple will reside at 12 Moultrie Avenue Dorchester
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Mabel Louise Coe
A. Warren Child
Edward O. Woodward
J. Damon Elms, Jr
Charles Call
England Disbands Militia After South African War
London October 9. The British War Office ordered the bulk of militia regiments called out for service during the South African war to be disbanded. The measure affects about 60 000 men.
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London
British War Office
Roberts Sentenced to House of Correction for Two Years
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Stevens jailed Samuel D. Roberts for two and a half years after he assaulted Trowbridge with a razor over a woman. James B. Kelley received six months for assault and battery. Alphonso Gardner and Mildra Matthias also faced terms for related crimes.
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Trowbridge
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Edward Penny
West End
Alphonso Gardner
Mildra
Matthias
Bomed
Codman backs Bryan in open letter from Cotuit 1900
Charles R. Codman declares in an open letter that two main reasons compel voting for Bryan: to halt McKinley’s policies and defend the nation’s character and republican ideals. He argues Aguinaldo’s role and U S officials’ actions in Spain–Philippines war show the need for Bryan and a Democratic Congress to restore liberty and justice. Cotuit, Oct 8 1900.
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Richardson reports Gorman illness including heart disease
Congressmen Richardson says ex Senator Gorman is suffering from throat trouble and heart disease after returning to New York from Washington. The report notes the health issues affecting the former senator and his public duties.
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Gun Experiment Confirms Jackson Statement in Fatal Shooting
Fall River reports that Medical Examiner Buck and officers tested the gun used by Ruel Jackson in the South Somerset fatal shooting of George A. Thompson. The gun's discharge during the test matched Jackson's account, reinforcing his testimony.
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Army urged to modernize and reorganize forces
Major-General John R. Brooke, commanding the Department of the East, calls for a modern reorganization of the army in his annual report. He urges increases to place the force on an efficient basis and enable it to perform duties creditably. He also commends wireless telegraphy and urges immediate plans for full communication within each fortress.
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John R. Brooke
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New York
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Anemia tale from Frances Harris of Syracuse
Frances E Harris describes suffering from anemia at 17 with weakness nervousness and pale face. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People for restoring appetite strength weight and color after a dozen boxes bought from Schenectady based company 50 cents per box or 6 for 2 50.
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Onondaga Street
Syracuse
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Schenectady
Deadlock at Ninth District convention stalls on ballots
The Ninth District convention faced a deadlock with 130 delegates present as multiple ballots failed to yield a nominee. Ex-Senator Shaw lauded ex-Senator Corbett, while Fitzgerald backed Kelcher and further ballots split Ward 6 among Kelcher Conry and Corbett. The roll call method was debated before a recess was set for 8 PM.
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Joseph J. Corbett
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Shaw
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Riley
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Baker A Candidate Nominated For Congress
The Democrats of the eleventh district meet at 3 PM at the American House to nominate a candidate. Ex Collector Winslow Warren has informed Moorfield Storey of independent voters’ support. William H. Baker of Newton seeks renomination despite opposition from some legislators.
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Hanson Renominated By Acclamation At Middlesex Meet
In Lowell on October 9, at the seventh Middlesex Republican senatorial convention, Senator Charles H. Hanson was renominated by acclamation. The event crowned Hanson again as the party’s candidate.
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Valet Foils Burglar at Ambassador's Secretary’s Room
London dispatch reports a valet saved William Bayard Cutting, private secretary to the U S ambassador Joseph H. Choate, from a burglar who entered Cutting’s room through a window. The thief was captured with jewelry valued at 1600 dollars and was remanded at a police court.
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William Bayard Cutting
United States
Joseph H. Choate
Miners hear President Mitchell urge convention to end strike
In Shamokin Penn ninth Oct President Mitchell addressed a large miners meeting urging delegates be sent to a convention to decide the operators' offer. He warned the strike may not end immediately but progress will come as miners judge concessions while operators maintain the 10 percent increase and powder cost adjustments.
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Mitchell
Ecutive
John ‘Mitchell
Coal Firms in Hazleton Area Offer 10% Wage Hike
The A. S. Van Wyckle estate operating Colerain and Milnesville collieries and Calvin Pardee & Co owners of Lattimer mines posted notices offering a 10 percent wage increase to mine workers. Four other operators have not yet offered the raise, including G B Markle, with expected concessions anticipated in the coming days.
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A. S. van Wyckle
Coleraine
Milnesville
Calvin Pardee & Co
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G, B. Markle
Men Leaving Collins as Collieries Shut Down Likely
Harrisburg dispatch reports Williamstown and nearby collieries facing shutdown due to labor shortages. An all night parade of about 2350 workers occurred last night, with 150 more missing today, signaling a looming cessation of operations across the mines.
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Terre Haute Striker Shuts Street Cars and Lights
Terre Haute Indiana October 9 no street cars are moving today and no electric lights or power are in service due to a strike by the Terre Haute electrical railway employees. The men demand shorter hours and higher pay.
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Terre Haute Electrical Railway
Newsboys on Street Cars May Lose Paper Sales
Judge Bragg in Charlestown district court yesterday ruled newsboys under 16 cannot sell newspapers on street cars. The decision, if upheld by the Supreme Court, will force sales to sidewalks or require hotels and rail lines to hire men to sell papers on cars. James Fitzgerald, 15, faced the charge of selling where not allowed. pleaded not guilty with several continuances. Fitzgerald was fined and held in $100 bond for appeal.
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Tufts Faculty Changes Announce New Appointments
Tufts College announces new appointments filling vacancies in mathematics astronomy and modern languages. William R. Ransom becomes Walker special instructor in mathematics and will lead the first astronomy course. Dr F Ess fills the vacancy in modern languages after Dr Ludwig Demeter's resignation, joining from the Princeton faculty.
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Cabot Club Candidacy Fund Allocated for Ward 18 Nominees
The Cabot Independent Club of Ward 18 approved 500 to support John Buckley James Bunch and Thomas Milford in seeking Common Council nomination from Ward 138. The club also enjoyed an entertainment and will occupy rooms at 221 Cabot Street from Oct 12. Rox-
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James Bunch
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Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted By Surgeon Letter
A prominent surgeon endorses avoiding pile operations when possible and promoting the Pyramid Pile Cure sold by druggists. The ad claims a 50 cent package can cure long-standing piles using a suppository with acids, astringents and oils, avoiding pain and daily disruption. A free book on causes and cures is offered by Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall, Michigan.
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School Board Wrangle Over Music and Marital Policy Rejected
Boston school board debates music adoption in primary schools and a marriage resignation rule for women teachers. Voted 11 to 9 to rescind the aoe 15 order amid clashes, with Anderson opposing married teachers. George H. Martin re elected to finish the Board of Supervisors after a lengthy ballot process.
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Milks price rise sparks consumer protest plan
Farmers have raised milk prices by seven eighths of a cent per quart while the Milk Trust has increased consumer prices by two cents per quart. The piece argues a fair price is six to seven cents and urges consumers to refuse the extra cent as extortion to win the fight.
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