Market Strength Noted In Spotty Stock Sessions
Wall Street reports a day of strength with prices held firm amid sporadic buying in large blocks. Key movers Union Pacific Pennsylvania St Paul and Steel common led advances while market tone remained uneven and volume declined due to a Lake Superior storm interruption.
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Frank Hurd Robinson Dead Former Masons Leader
A telegram from Hornell states Frank Hurd Robinson past grand master of the grand lodge of Masons died in Hornell tonight. The notice confirms his death and his senior role in Masonic leadership.
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New Telephone Exchange Opens in Boston Fort Hill
A new telephone exchange named Fort Hill opened in Boston's business district this morning. It serves the same territory as the Main exchange and acts as an extension to handle growing traffic as the Main board cannot be enlarged.
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Injunction Orders Soda Fountain Ban at Food Fair
Judge Gaskill in Superior Court restrained L E Bova from operating a soda water fountain at the Food Fair. A master will assess damages to John J Corbett and Frank W Easter, who held the exclusive soda privilege bought for 150 dollars from the Boston Retail Grocers Association.
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Latin America publication for American security holders
Investors in Cuba, Mexico, Central and South America lands, mines, railroads or other securities will be interested in a copy of Latin America published exclusively in the interests of American security holders. Send 25c for copy. Agents wanted everywhere. Address Latin-American Pub. Co., 356 Dearborn Ave., Chicago, Ill.
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Boston Market Stock and Bond Prices and Daily Sales
The Boston Market reports ex-dividend prices and trade data for listed stocks and bonds. Total daily sales include 71,595 shares of listed stocks, 15,000 dollars in bonds, and 13,775 shares of unlisted stocks.
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Curb Market Sees Broad Trading With Mixed Shares
The curb market activity centered in Superior and Pittsburg with 9688 shares traded. Prices opened at 28 1 2, peaked at 29, and closed at 27 1 2, down 1 1 4. Newhouse rose to 15 3 4, Balaklala hit 14 amid strong ore-smelting contract notes. Eagle & Blue Bell steadied near 4 5 8 to 5, and Utah Apex remained in demand around 8 1 2 to 8 3 4.
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Dunn Will Contested in Probate Court Challenge to Legacy
Hundreds of thousands of dollars may be diverted from the Preachers Aid Society and the Deaconess Home and Hospital of the Methodist Episcopal Church if the late Edward H. Dunn estate is successfully disputed. Herbert A. Dunn of Thurlock California, a nephew, was left only 100 dollars and appeared with counsel as the case opened before Judge McKim. A special hearing is set for November 2.
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Lipton Coming to Boston
Mayor Fitzgerald received a telegram from Sir Thomas Lipton dated Chicago October 10 proposing a visit to Boston on October 31 or November 1. The Mayor invited Lipton to choose and suggested two visit dates, indicating Lipton could visit on both days.
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Taxation Debate Narrowly Divides Railroads and Public Utilities
At a State House hearing on taxing railroads and other utilities, J H Benton for New York New Haven Hartford argues tax should cover full capital including bonds. Woodward Hudson of New York Central and Boston & Albany opposes change, contending railroads can bear higher taxes. C D Fillebrown cites Ford law and favors taxation to curb public privilege, suggesting state ownership or strict regulation as alternatives with graft concerns.
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Captain Adams Celebrates 73rd Birthday at West Somerville Home
Captain Charles O. Adams longtime Governor's car keeper at the State House marked his 73d birthday at his West Somerville residence on Burnside Avenue. He recalled duties from Governor Robinson era including private elevator work and later watchman service, sharing a notable pardon-night ride memory with Governor Russell.
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Beaten by thugs with a blackjack on Washington Street
Benjamin Kittler, 42, of Roxbury, was beaten by two colored men on Washington Street near Eliot after defending a insult to a colored woman. One assailant used a blackjack, blinding Kittler’s eye. his companion struck the woman. He was hospitalized, eye lost, and fate of sight deemed hopeless.
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Washington speech by Booker T. Washington at Afro-American Council
At the National Afro-American Council closing session Booker T. Washington delivered the principal address on The Requirements of Citizenship. He urged using influence to remove criminals and loafers, cautioned Northern readers against rash praise of Southern efforts, and praised whites who stood for law and order amid sectional strife.
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Parsons Couple Killed by Train Near Whitney Point
A Whitney Point dispatch reports Mr and Mrs F S Parsons were killed by a Lackawanna engine at 9 PM last night near the Whitney Point crossing. The tragedy occurred in Binghamton area, with details provided by the Special to the Press.
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Typhoid Outbreak Traced to Milk Dealer's Farm
An epidemic investigation by the State Board locates typhoid spread to a young waitress at a local milk dealer’s dining room. Most Natick and Welless cases drank milk from this farm, while Needham cases linked to another farm. The worker fell ill Sept. 16 and was hospitalized with recovery expected.
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Senator Cullom Confined by Severe Cold in Springfield
Senator Cullom is confined to his hotel room at the Leland Hotel in Springfield NL with a severe cold contracted yesterday. He remains under a physician's care.
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