Market Buoyancy Sparks Rail and Copper Shares Surge
Frantic activity in the New York market fueled by rail stock gains led by St. Paul and Rock Island with Union Pacific and Southern Pacific rising over 2 percent. Rumors of major railroad deals swirled, while Copper Range and Calumet and Hecla posted notable advances in Boston. Experts noted potential consolidations and a brighter earnings outlook amid broader industrial strength.
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New York
St. Paul
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
United Fruit Company
Andrew W. Preston
Minor C. Keith
Charles A. Hubbard
Bradley W. Palmer
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Copper Range Railroad
Copper Range
W. A. Paine
Commonwealth Avenue
Newton & Boston
Lexington & Boston
Boston
Southern New England Telephone Company
E. R. Williams
Grain Department of Paine, Webber & Co
Morris A. Peters
Lionel Norman
Norman
Peters
Copper Prices and New Directors at Greene Consolidated Copper
London markets show spot copper up to 65 pounds per ton and futures at 64 pounds 10 shillings. Greene Consolidated Copper Co. elects new directors including A C Latimer, Governor Merriam, Edward Rice, General Seagongood, J Meidmann, and Henry Ollesheimer. Total assets listed at 9.133 million and P L surplus of 2.965 million. Pinkham.
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London
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
A. C. Latimer
William R. Merriam
Edward C. Rice
Lewis Seagongood
J. Meidmann
Henry Ollesheimer
Hannah Sedgwick Committed to Danvers Asylum
Hannah Sedgwick, who pointed a loaded revolver at William Furey in Central Square yesterday, was declared insane this morning and committed to Danvers. Reports that she fired shots or held tenants at bay are described as gross exaggerations with no gunfire occurring.
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Hannah Sedgwick
Asylum Lynn
William Furey
Central Square
Danvers
Furey
Ward 10 election officers rejected by commission
The election commission refused to reappoint any Precinct 7 Ward 10 officers who served last December after 20 ballots showing a double X against Ambrose Wood were found.
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Ward 10
Election Commission
Ambrose Wood
Framingham Church Nears 200th Anniversary
Framingham honors the 200th anniversary of the First Parish Church with historical sermons and speeches by Rev. Calvin Stebbins and notable Unitarians including Edward Everett Hale and George F. Hoar. The history recalls Rev. John Swift, the town’s early church, and evolving Unitarian influence.
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Calvin Stebbins
Edward Everett Hale
George F. Hoar
Horatio Stebbins
California
Henry G. Spaulding
Newton
Charles A. Humphreys
Church Hill Cemetery
First Unitarian Church
Millionaire Thomas Scott Seeks Poor Debtor Oath
Thomas Scott, once a millionaire, appeared in the Municipal Criminal Court for possible admission to the poor debtor's oath. The hearing was postponed to Oct 17. He has been jailed since February at creditors' expense, seeking release via the oath by proving net worth under $20.
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Thomas A. Scott
Thomas Scott
Municipal Criminal Court
Dewey
Scott
Sullivan Held in 800 For Larceny Case
Michael T. Sullivan, contractor, jailed in 800 bail for larceny of 10 000 bricks, set for October 18 in Municipal Court. Court heard 22 men and two women charged with intoxication. many claimed never to have been drunk. Dwyer woman charged with larceny of Joe Murray's clothes, Murray a tailor in Ayer, absent. She claimed she wore Joe's suit for fun. Maroney Held for Grand Jury in stabbing case. West Roxbury District Court bound him over for Suffolk Superior Grand Jury in November. bail 300 posted by employer John A. Whittemore. Witness John R. Stewart stabbed. Doonan testified he received three stabs as the two men argued with Maroney.
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Adams
Dwyer
Joe Murray
Murray
Ayer
Joe
John R. Stewart
James Doonan
Roslindale
Meehan
Neponset Avenue
Mt. Hope
West Roxbury District Court
Howard
Maroney
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
John A. Whittemore
Doonan
Vigorous nationwide trade upturn reports from Dun and Bradstreet
R G Dun and Co weekly review cites broad, vigorous constructive activity across sectors from lumber and steel to footwear and dry goods. Labor earning power remains strong, with living costs up about 4.6 percent from a year ago and bank exchange volumes rising.
Suffolk County civil cases heard in First to Fourth Sessions
Civil docket from Suffolk County Superior Court listing actions across sessions under Judges Hopkins Richardson Bond Hardy and Sherman. Cases include Elisabeth Crowe v Crilley for $1000 removal of goods. suit against Welch Grape Juice Co. for $193.51. Lonergan v Cobb for $8710.60. Brown v Boston Lumber Co. for $108.20. Green v Meyers for horse guarantee. Jennings v Roo ney for $400 commissions. Bristol v Norcross for $59.08. D Arcy v Sullivan for $65.25. Sanborn v Dinsmore for $141.85. Duncan v Boston Elevated R R Co. for $2000. Bail et al v Shea for $12. All trials and verdicts noted.
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Elisabeth Crowe
Patrick Crilley
Pembroke Street
Chelsea
P. B. Kiernan
W. J. Miller
G. T. Suill
Hayes & Burr
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H. M. Hutchings
John M. Brown
Boston Lumber Company
B. & M. R. BR. Company
Asa P. French
W. W. Jenness
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A. C. Green
Joseph Meyers
F. H. Jackson
V. W. Risk
Charles F. Jennings
John B. Rooney
Walpole
Sherman L. Whipple
Harvey H. Pratt
Hardy
D. M. Bristol
Eliza Norcross
C. R. Morse
C. B. Loud
M. J. D' Arcy
J. H. Sullivan
Thomas B. Hughes
Francis Burke
Oscar E. Sanborn
Sewell A. Dinsmore
J. E. Benton
O. C. Boothbay
Spaulding & Hunter
Florence Duncan
Boston Elevated R. R. Company
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Huntington Avenues
M. D. Flattery
RE. P. Saltonstall
Sherman
George W. Bail
John Shea
Headon Collision Kills Motorman Nagle in Methuen
A head-on collision on the Lowell division of the Boston and Northern street railway at 6:50 this morning killed Motorman James E. Nagle of Lawrence and injured conductors James Loftus and Frank Lacourse, motorman Henry Hart, and several passengers. The crash occurred just above Glen Forest near the Willows turnout. one car telescoped the other, pinning Nagle and severing his legs. He died shortly after at the general hospital.
Borden dismisses cotton market rumors and wage speech
New York dispatch reports Matthew C. D. Borden denying any alliance of cotton cloth manufacturers against him and denying market manipulation. He cites the small share of manufacturers' consumption, urges a wage increase for operatives, notes a market rise, and expresses hope for broad cooperation among Fall River mills.
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New York
Matthew C. D. Borden
M. C. D. Borden
Fall River
Sunday Religious Meetings and Sermons Across Boston
A long list of Sunday services and events at many churches and spiritual societies across Boston. Included are times and locations for Bethany Mission Haymarket, Twelfth Baptist, Staniford Street Mission, First Baptist, Tremont Temple, Berkley Temple, Old South Church, People’s Temple, Cadet Hall, Commercial Hall, Fannie Marriner circles, and numerous Unitarian and Universalist gatherings. Special speakers include Rev. George Lorimer, Rev. A. C. Dixon, Dr. Hyde, and Rev. S. M. Landis among others.
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Haymarket Square
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Marie Kayla Stone
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F. H. Albee
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Ella Morse
O. S. Carter
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Tremocnt Street
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Miss Covell
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N. J. Willis
B. Y. M. Christian Union
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Boston
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Daniel Cameron
Henry Donion
Howard Snelling
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Dedham Street
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Record Cloth Sales Hit Seasonal High In Fall River Market
The print cloth market in Fall River reports sales of about 400000 pieces for the week, with regulars around 00000. Market improves on settled conditions. labor strike threats over a 5 percent rise have been postponed to Oct 21 and may be indefinite. Matthew Horden of New York drives spot regulars at 3 cents and bids for future delivery into the new year.
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Fall River
Oncay
Matthew Horden
New York
Doan's Ointment Promises Relief for Skin Ailments
A vintage ad-style claim urges parents not to let children suffer eczema and other skin conditions. Doan's Ointment is pitched as a harmless cure available at any drug store, with confident assurances of relief.
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