Market Notes Turn Dull After Early Rail Rally
The market closed weak after an uneven session with rails leading the gains in New York. Pennsylvania rose on dividend expectations while St Paul weakened from intra day highs. Copper and mining shares fluctuated, with Amalgamated slipping as other names traded mixed. The writer warns of a fragile market amid large new security issuances and a wary credit backdrop.
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Metropolitan Street Railway
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Atchison
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Vanderbilt
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Atchison Systems
United States
Northern
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West
New York Associated Banks
Boston
Amalgamated
Atlantic
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Old Colony
Adventure
Arcadian
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Isle Royale
Wilcox
Mass Mines
Knowlton Lode
United States of Company
Eat
Bell
Tel
Se Central Vtinton
Gas & Coke
Am Ag Chem
Tel & Tel
Yy A
Arcadian Mining
Baltic Mining
I . Bingham
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Me
British Col Mining
al & Hecla
Centennial Ee
I A & Stk
Cochitt Mining Eee
Daly-West
Dom Coal Mining
Dom Iron & Steel
Edison Ne Ee
Erle Tel
Fitchburg Cae
Guanajuato
Isle Royale Mining
Mars Electric
Masa Minin
Mayflower Mining
Bt Mergenthaler Lin
Michigan Ae
Mohawka
Old Colony Mining
Old Colony RR
Old Domin Mining
Osceola Mining
Parrot Mining
Phenix Mining
Pullman Co
Quincey Mining
Rhode Island
Santa Fe Mining
Tamarack Mineee
Trinity Mining
Union Pacific Sae
ORIG
United Fruit Ene
United Shoe M
Utah Mining
Victoria Minin
West End St
Wia Central
Wolverine Minee
Wall Street Operator Seeks Buyers for Stock Deal
A city financier in town for a few days invites interested persons to contact him about a single stock opportunity promising substantial profit. He seeks buyers willing to engage promptly for a potentially lucrative arrangement.
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Wall Street
Five killed by brigands in Vienna kidnapping case
London dispatch reports pastors Dimikroft and Zirkoff with three female mission workers killed by the band that kidnapped Miss Stone. The blaze of violence follows the abduction, signaling a violent turn in the high profile case.
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London
Dimikroft
Zirkoff
Vienna
Daily Express
Miss Stone
Russians Offer Aid in Reaching Miss Stone
Constantinople reports the Russian government repeats its wish to help the United States in securing Miss Stone by all practicable means. Other powers are eager too, but Russia can bring the needed pressure. Missionaries Baird and Haskell have not yet contacted the brigands or begun negotiations.
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Constantinople
United States
Miss Stone
Russia
Messrs. Baird and
Haskell
Bulgaria Blame Shifts to London Over Miss Stone Case
From Constantinople a Standard despatch says Bulgarians now claim responsibility for Miss Stone's retention, not the Turkish government, alleging Macedonian agitators and possibly higher authorities connived. The stance toward brigand bands appears more suspicious and different from Stambuloff era.
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London
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Stambuloff
Brigands Withdraw Into Macedonian Interior, Telegraph Says
A Sofia despatch to the Daily Telegraph reports that the brigands who captured Stone have retreated into the interior of Macedonia toward Nevrokop. Former members of the Macedonian committee, arrested on suspicion, deny any knowledge of the affair.
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London
Stone
Macedonia
Nevrokop
Gays
Daily Telegraph
Sofia
Macaionian Committee
Oal
Wellesley Seeks Funds for Stone Ransom Unity
Wellesley College reports efforts to rally national support among women’s colleges for a fund to ransom Miss Stone. A French department professor appeals to fellow educators and mothers, urging action to prevent further suffering and honor American missionary work.
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Wellesley College
Miss Stone
Boston Press
Editorial questions ransom in Miss Stone case
The Daily News condemns high ransoms as a questionable practice while sympathizing with Miss Stone’s plight. It argues Turkish authorities could stop brigandage, and warns that foreign donations empower brigands, undermining stability in eastern Europe.
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London
The
Daily News
Miss Stone
Turkey
Europe
Thieves Assault Two Elderly Women in Rochester Robbery
In Rochester New York two women aged about sixty were robbed of more than 300 dollars. Three beardless young men aged 22 to 25 posed as gas company agents to gain entry, beat the women into unconsciousness, ransacked the home, cut telephone wires, and locked the victims in a cellar before leaving after nearly two hours.
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Rochester
N. Y
L. M. French
A. A. Gardiner
Grove Must Take Chances on Crowe Surrender
Omaha police chief Donahue advances plans to meet Pat Crowe's surrender terms and has most conditions in place. The city council considered withdrawing its reward, while County Judge Wosenhaller would not commit to releasing Crowe on bond.
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Neb
Donahue
Pat Crowe
Wosenhaller
County Court
Crowe
Foster-Dodge Wedding in Charlestown Church
Miss Helen Leavitt Dodge and aulle Foster wed last evening at Green Street Charlestown with Rev B R Harris of the Bunker Hill Baptist Church officiating. Relatives and friends attended the ceremony. Miss Pauline M Dodge served as maid of honor with three flower girls Ruth Ilisley Doris Smith and Marion Foster leading the procession at Mrs James Smiths home. A well attended informal reception followed.
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Aulle Foster
Green Street
Charlestown
B. R. Harris
Bunker Hill Baptist Church
Pauline M. Dodge
Ruth Ilisley
Doris Smith
James Smith
Marion Foster
Temperance Reform Talk and City Ministry Spoke at Union
At the Christian Endeavor Union in the Methodist Church North Adams tonight Rev Emory W Hunt of Boston spoke on Sense and Nonsense in Temperance Reform. Rev A C Dixon of Boston spoke on God in the City and favored outdoor preaching to reach those in need.
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Christian Endeavor Union
Emory W. Hunt
D. D
Boston
A. C. Dixon
Somerville G A R post marks 30th anniversary
Willard C. Kinsley poet of Somerville and G A R chapter observed the 30th anniversary of its organization last evening at the old G A R hall in Citizen building Gilman Square Somerville. About 20 post members and friends plus Company M Infantry veterans, Major John A. Cummings Camp 2 8 V, gathered for a turkey supper at 8 oclock.
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Somerville
G. A. R. Hall
Gilman Square
Post and Friends
Ithth Infantry
M. V
John A. Cummings
Grimes Nominated for Democratic Representative Seat
Medford reports Mark M. Grimes was named the Democratic candidate for Representative in the 12th Middlesex district during tonight's nomination event.
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Medford
Mark M. Grimes
Middlesex
Ill police officers Nee and McCormack gravely ill after perjury case
Patrolmen Nee and McCormack, accused of perjury by Judge Dewey, are dangerously ill. Nee, with diphtheria, is in Carneg Hospital. McCormack, at home, suffers nervous prostration. Family and officials note public contempt and worry over court proceedings.
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Dewey
George H. Nee
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Joseph A. McCormack
Bowdoin Street
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McCormack
Chinatown
Cain
Carney Hospital
Judge Dewey
Board of Police
Jury Chosen for Hayes Murder Trial in Winsted
In Litchfield County Connecticut on October 1 1901 jurors were selected for the trial of John T Hayes of Winsted charged with murdering his sweetheart Miss Winfred Cooke at the Gilbert Home for Children in Winsted on February 11 The proceedings include testimonies from George L Cook father of the dead girl and others who describe the broken engagement and Hayes alleged jealous rage with plans to elope. The trial is expected to last about two weeks with more witnesses to come.
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Litchfield, Conn
John T. Hayes
Winsted
Winfred Cooke
Litchfield County
Gilbert Home
Hayes
Miss Cooke
First Congregational Church
George L. Cook
Norton
Miss Cook
Livenyman
James Hayes
Tradesmen Insure King Edward's Life
London report says a syndicate of tradesmen and others who would lose families if the coronation fails has formed to insure King Edward's life offering protection against potential royal ceremony disruption.
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King Edward
London
The
Daily Chronicle
Rockefeller Donates 200000 to Barnard College
John D. Rockefeller gives 200000 to Barnard College for the endowment with the condition that by January first trustees must raise another 200000. The information comes from The Times. The donation reflects Rockefeller's continued support for women’s higher education in New York.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Barnard College
Jemuery
Newton Patrolman Receives Hearing on Alleged Fraud Plot
Newton Patrolman Jeffrey N Marchant of the Newton fire department was suspended last Saturday amid allegations of a scheme to defraud the Newton Roxton Street Railway Company in connection with former conductor Samuel Clarke. A hearing before Mayor Edward J Pickard and Chief Ward A Tarbox was held this afternoon and adjourned to tomorrow at 6 pm when Clarke is expected to testify.
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Jeffrey N. Marchant
Newton Lire Department
Newton & Roxton Street Railway Company
Samuel Clarke
Edward JL. Pickard
Wred A. Tarbox
Tarbox
Clarke
Social Dem address in Brockton by Rev Thomas McGrady
The Rev. Thomas McGrady of Bellevue Kentucky spoke on socialism at Hibernian Hall Brockton tonight under Branch 9 Social-Democratic party. Father Lenny was given a reception after the meeting.
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Brockton
Thomas McGrady
Bellevue
Hibernian Hall
Social-Democratic Party
Lenny
Autopsy Links Woman Found At 1A Hudson Street to Alcoholism
An autopsy on the unidentified woman found on the steps of 1A Hudson Street Monday morning concludes death resulted from alcoholism and exposure. Poisoning was suspected but no clues to the woman’s identity were found.
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Hudson Street
Independent telephone firm to challenge Bell in East
The Telegraph Telephone and Cable Company of America plans aggressive expansion from New York into Massachusetts and beyond. Wires already in State and Federal streets will be connected, with a Boston line to be completed, and rates to New York to Boston will be lower than Bell’s. Oakes Ames serves on the Boston board.
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Peoregninel Telegraph, Telephone and Cable Company of America
New York
Bell Coe
Frank Atting
New York & Boston Telephone Company
Telephone, Teleaph and Cable Company of America
Congress
Morse
Thomas
Telegraph, Telephone and Cable Company of America
Boston
White Plains
Ees
Massachusetts
New York State
Bell Company
Oakes Ames
Duke of Alba Dies in New York at 53
The Duke of Alba died of heart failure in his Holland House apartments after entertaining friends. He had arrived Sept. 21 to witness the international yacht races as Sir Thomas Lipton’s guest and had contracted influenza after a severe cold. His death closes a long era in Spanish aristocracy with extensive private estates and a social life in Madrid and London.
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Duke of Alba
Spain
Holland House
Thomas Lipton
Duke of
Alba
Alva
Madrid
London
Newport
Lipton Moved by Death Of Duke de Alba
Chicago report describes Sir Thomas Lipton reacting to the death of the Duke de Alba in New York. Lipton notes the duke planned to sail to Erin for Europe, references upcoming yacht races, and recalls the duke as a Spanish nobleman and last of the Stuarts. He expresses deep regret at the loss.
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Chicago
Duke de Alba
New Pee
Thomas Lipton
Europe
Divorces Split Episcopalians at San Francisco Convention
The Episcopal Church delegates in San Francisco reject both Canon 36 section 4 and Canon 37 on divorce and remarriage, keeping marriage guidance unsettled for three years. The house of deputies also approves a constitutional amendment for modified worship forms, pending bishops action, while both houses appoint a capital and labor committee to study worker disputes for peaceful settlement.
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House of Deputies
Episcopal Convention
House of Bishops
House
McKim
Washington
Huntington
Quiet Quincy Wedding Joins Miss Emery to Joseph Mills
A quiet ceremony was held at Rev. EN. Mardy's Bethany Congregational Church residence in Quincy. Grace Edythe Emery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Emery, married Joseph Belcher Mills of Boston. Mills works for a large Boston publishing house and formerly lived in Paterson, NJ. They left by 6 o'clock train for a month long trip to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, planning to reside in Boston's Back Bay after returning.
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EN. Mardy
Bethany Congregational Church
Grace Edythe Emery
B. H. Emery
Washington Street
Joseph Belcher Mills
Boston
Mills
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Back Bay
Hart’s debt claim sparks Boston finance debate
City officials clash over Mayor Hart’s debt figures claiming a $1.36 million drop since last December while critics say the payment for the Boston water works by the State accounts for any reduction. They argue real debt rose $442,240.30 this year due to loans inside the limit and transfers from public works.
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Boston
Crane
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Tinkham
Quincy
South Union Station
Stony Brook
Blue Hill Avenue
Parks
Lawyers Cause The Delay In Boston Courts
Attorney General Knowlton says court congestion stems from conflicting engagements of counsel. Proposes remedies include a new city court or expanded jury jurisdiction for Boston Municipal Court, but notes more courts may worsen delays. Suggests clients retain multiple barristers to prevent idle time.
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Knowlton
Boston
Municipal Court of
England
Yorks Bound for St John Cornwall Duke and Duchess Visit Kingston
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York spend a day in Kingston as they head to St John New Brunswick. Governor General Countess Minto Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Mayor Kenton greet them. The duke receives an LL P degree and visits Queen's University. Cornerstone laid for new arts building. Royal Military College also visited.
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Ont
Duke
Duchess of Cornwall
York
Thousand Islands
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John
N. B
Kingston
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Wilfrid Laurier
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South Africa
Sanford Fleming
Queen's University
Cm. G
Aveena University
Aes Royal Military College
Family in Connecticut Sees Another Suicide Reported
In Fair field New Sherman Conn Oct 15 the body of B Jay Driggs a long time family crisis figure was found hanging from a tree by a halter near his home in Sherman The Driggs family has a history of self inflicted deaths totaling fifteen over four generations including E J Briggs paternal ancestors who also died by their own action in earlier times
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New Fairfield
Conn
B. Jay Driggs
Sherman
E. J. Briggs
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