Prices Reach New Low Level In Broad Market Report
A heavy liquidation session in New York and local trading sent prices down one to six points. Call money spiked to 20 percent early, easing to 9 percent after noon, with no recovery to prior close. Dominion Iron and Steel fell then rebounded, while Dominion Coal surged on optimistic earnings. Copper Range steadied markets, with varied moves across Amalgamated, Calumet, Isle Royale, Mohawk and others. Sugar and many rails also tumbled to multiweek lows as money market pressure persisted.
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New York
Shorts
Bears
Dominion Iron and Steel
Dominion Coal
Dominion Coal Company
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Adventure
Amalgamated
Calumet
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Mass
United States Mining
Utah
Victoria
Mass Electric
United States
Atchison
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Manhattan
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Pacific
Southern
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel Common
Reading Common
Boston
Smith
Old Dominion
Globe
Am Bell Tel
Am Tel
At&s
Ae Vt
United Fruit
Western T & T
Adventure Min Sae
Amalgamated Min
Am Ag
Am Tel &Tel
T&s
Bingham
St Louis
Dom Coal Mining
Dom Iron & Steel
Fitchburg
Ee Franklin
Gen Electric
Michigan
Mont & C
Mont & Bos
Tel & Tel
Swift
Tecumseh
Utah Mining
St Ry
Westone Tel & Tel
Westing Elec
Winona Mining
Boston Market Daily Mines Prices Report
Boston on October 13 reports the highest and lowest mining sales, along with the closing bid and asked prices for today. The market shows varied activity across mines with values fluctuating by sector as traders assess demand.
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Boston
Railroads shrink acreage to seven thousand nine hundred
In a terse allotment note, 4H to a1 and 11 items reduced to 7 900 ares. Details remain sparse as the transit line project proceeds with revised land use figures.
Assonet Well Poisoning Case Fractures Family Rivalry
Philip H. Clark, accused of poisoning the Assonet well, claims a conspiracy to railroad him to state prison. The case centers on three clues a motive involving $4000, Clark’s presence at the scene, and large shoe footprints. His brother Rudolphus and Mrs. Terry oppose him, while attorneys press for release.
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Philip H. Clark
Fall River
Clark
Borden
Assonet
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Rudolphus Clark
Philip
Philip Clark
Sarah Terry
Mr. Clark
Rudolphus
Worcester
Terry House
Mrs. Terry
Frank Barrows
Briggs
Hodges
Bristol County
Kansas
Upton
Mass
Mrs. Clark
Simon Hathaway
Clarks
Albert
Terry
Cornell University
Upton High School
Canton
Providence
Europe
M. and
W. Reed
Professor Clark
Will of George W Weeks Leaves $130000 to Public
Clinton Oct 13 The will of George W Weeks former Lancas ter gingham mills agent who died recently lists a 260000 estate with 130000 in public bequests. Town of Clinton gets 15000 for a library site 5000 for scientific books 3000 for shade trees 3000 for children's books and periodicals 10000 for a free lecture course 30000 for Clinton Hospital and other gifts to churches societies and the poor with the residue divided among eight public institutions.
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Clinton
George W. Weeks
Lancaster Gingham Mills
Woodlawn
Children's Department
The
Public Library
Clinton Hospital
General Fund
American Unitarian Society
Boston
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Home Market Club
Boston Textile Club
Clinton Unitarian Society
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Baptist and
Congregationalist Societies
Methodist and
Episcopalian Societies
Roman Catholic Society
German Evangelist Society
Presbyterian Society
Bedford Unitarian Church
Nancy Brooks Hartwell
Eben E. Currier Dies at 90 in Lawrence
Lawrence obituary notes Eben E. B. Currier aged 90 died at his home 144 East Haverhill Street Born May 3, 1802 in what is now Merrimac Mass He worked in Lowell shoe trade later in Lawrence with Footman Currier and Richards Currier He served in the Legislature county commissioner Essex County and aided courthouse expansion with an added wing built later.
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Lawrence
Ebenezer B. Currier
East Haverhill Street
Amesbury
Merrimac
Lowell
Footman & Currier
Essex Street
Richards & Currier
L. P. E. Richards
Essex County
Case Against Carter and Blake Outlined
Hugh Bancroft, son of Boston Elevated president, opened the murder case against Edward Carter alias George W Hughes and George H Blake in East Cambridge Court. Jurors witnessed the pair’s demeanor, details of the Everett killing of Officer Thomas Keefe, and how Carter and Blake were seen near Everett square before fleeing. The prosecution outlined the night’s events, Parker Soule as jury foreman, and Judge Lawton with Judge Harris presiding. The trial adjourned optional for morning session.
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Hugh Bancroft
President Bancroft
Boston
Edward Carter
George W. Hughes
George H. Blake
East Cambridge
Thomas C. Hughes
Carter
Bancroft
Edward D. Chandler
Upland Road
Cambridge
John E. Garman
Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington
Patrick Keenan
Winthrop Street
Stoneham
Charles Naylor
Lowell
Nils
Parker F. Soule
Soule
L. Soule & Co
Lawton
Harris
Sanderson
John J. Walsh
Thomas P. Riley
Malden
Everett
Everett Square
Broadway
Post Office
Congregational Church
Cottage Street
Everett Savings Bank
Chelsea Street
Norwood Street
School Street
Public Library
Dr. Conroy
T. W. Clark
Thomas Keefe
George Blake
Nova Scotia
Charlestown
Blake
Keefe
Second Street
Morrow
Savings Bank
City Hall
Flynn
Dr. Conway
Dr. Clark
Mr. Bancroft
Mansfield Place
Bancrot
Reception plans for Redmond Dillon Davitt in Boston
Boston prepares to welcome John Redmond John Dillon and Michael Davitt with a large reception committee. Edward Blake will join. a Boston central council meeting will finalize the welcome program. National Treasurer Fitzpatrick reports nearly $22,000 raised in 10 months for the United Irish League of America.
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Boston
John E. Redmond
M. P
John Dillon
Michael Davitt
Queenstown
New England
Edward Blake
Boston Central Council
League
American House
Redmond
Dillon
Davitt
Blake
Thomas RB. Fitzpatrick
United Irish League of America
America
Third Dividend From the Peabody Bank Feeds Depositors
A third dividend of 30 cents on the dollar is declared in the South Danvers National Bank of Peabody case. The bank failed about two years ago after stock losses and stockholder assessments to cover the full stock value, with deposits to be paid.
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Liberty Bell Gold Mining Co
Sand Point
Great Dewey
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Union Securities Co
Suite B. P
Winthrop Bldg
Boston
Mass
South Danvers National Bank of Peabody
Dr. Edwin A W Harlow Dies After Brief Illness
Retired physician and surgeon Dr. Edwin A W Harlow died yesterday at 74 Lincoln avenue Wollaston Village Quincy after a brief illness. A native of Cambridge he was the oldest surviving member of the Mechanic Apprentices' Library Association which aided in finishing the Bunker Hill monument.
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Quincy
Edwin A. W. Harlow
Mrs Duffy Committed to Worcester Insane Asylum
Mrs Johanna Duffy of Washington attempted suicide by cutting her left wrist with a hat pin and was ordered committed to the Worcester insane asylum by the court yesterday morning.
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Johanna Duffy
Ington
Worcester Insane Asylum
Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Whiter Clothes With Less Work
Fels-Naptha soap advertises powerful cleaning that hunts out dirt and brightens fabrics. It claims clothes come out whiter and sweeter with less wear and no hot water required.
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Haicut & Freese
Bway
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William R. Driver
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NEW York Stock Exchange
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Great’ Western
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Do Resence
Toulsville
R of
Mexico
Norfolk & Western
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American Peewee Eeene
Amalgamated Copper Gan Am Rear & Fouldry
Anaconda Mining Co
Colorado Fuel & Brooklyn Rapid Tree
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General Electric
Hocking Coal International Paper
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