Wall Street Dull. Copper Shares Slide Amid Rumors
The Wednesday market opened weak with persistent liquidation led by Gould stocks and expectations of copper price cuts. Amalgamated Copper fell after rumors of possible early reductions, while Consolidated Mercur Gold Mining paid a quarterly dividend. Local copper stocks sagged, with widespread declines across major issues and chatter over Standard Oil interests targeting lower copper prices.
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New York
Gould
Texas
St. Louis
Southwestern
Texas & Pacific
Chicago
Amalgamated
Armstrong, Schirmer & Co
Guide to Investors and Wall Street Service Promise
The text touts a brokerage service offering efficient account handling and favorable pricing, warns against overpaying when markets rise or underselling when they fall, and promises a 400 page illustrated guide to Wall Street with details on securities, markets, and money making methods available free upon request at their offices. It emphasizes prompt service and the aim to save clients money.
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Wall St
Boards of ‘Trade
Lawsuit Over Slide At Revere Steeplechase
Matthew Fefer, a Boston boy, sues the Revere Steeplechase and Amusement Company in Suffolk Superior Court seeking 36000 damages for injuries from a slide incident. He alleges negligence by employees and that a catcher failed to prevent his fall. Samuel Fefer, the boy’s father, sues for 5000 to cover medicine and medical care.
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Matthew Fefer
Boston
Suffolk
Revere Steeplechase and Amusement Company
Fefer
Revere
Samuel Fefer
Call Issued for 21st AFL Convention in Scranton
A call to the twenty first annual convention of the American Federation of Labor will be held in Scranton Pennsylvania on December fifth. The call will be read at meetings of all city unions affiliated with the AFL.
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American Federation of Labor
Scranton
Penn
Rumor Refuted on South Range Consolidation
Mr William A Paine of Houghton Michigan says there is no truth in the rumor that the South Range consolidation has fallen through A majority of Copper Range Baltic and Tri mountain stock is held by consolidation supporters and the originally outlined plant remains unchanged. Pinkham Boston October 16 Highest and lowest sales and closing bids today Ex dividend Total sales Listed bonds 58630 stocks 29931 unlisted bonds 13000 stocks 18166
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Boston
New York
Old Colony
Osceola
Adventure
Mass
Atlantic
Wolverine
Baltic
Calumet & Hecla
Michigan
Mohawk
Parrot
Guanajuato
Thomas W. Lawson
A. P. A. O’farrell
Duke of
Dublin
England
Ireland
Hibernian
Heinze
Standard Off
Calumet & Heela
United Metals Selling Company
Rea
Narantees
Ee Manajvuato
OM Dominion
Messrs. Schofield
Whicher & ‘Co
O. D
Isle Royale
Arnold
Arcadian
America
William A. Paine
Houghton, Mich
South Range
Pinkham
Bell Tel
B& Q
LNE Gas & Coke
Allouez Mining
Am & Tel
Anaconda Mining
Arcadian Mining
Steer
Atlantic Mining
Baltic Mining
Eee
Bonanza Milling
Boston Elevatee
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Ston & Maine
Itish Cal Mining
Cal & Hecla Min
Centennial Eine
Chiu & Stk Yds
Cochit Mining
Isle Royale Mining
Mass Electric
Mayflower
Aler
Michigan Mining
Mohawk Mining
Timcaee & Coke
Byall & Tel
Pea & H
Bis
Old Colony Mining
Old Colony RE
Old Domin Mining
Osceola Mining
ONY
Parrot Mining
Pere Ma Bols
Pullman
Quincey Mining of
Rhode Island
Rutland
Santa Fe Mining
Swift & Co
Trinity Mining
Union Pacific
United Ruit
United Hoe
U $ OM
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Utah Mining Banc
Victoria Mining
Winona Mining
Wis Central
Wyandot Mining
Coap's Ointment Claimed to Cure Itching Piles
An old advertisement claims Coap's Ointment cures itching piles with a promised never failing remedy. It urges purchase at any drug store for 50 cents.
Schley Day Before Inquiry Narrates Battle Details
Washington reports recounts Brooklyn officers recalling and expanding testimony on July 3 1898 signals and actions during Santiago battle. Witnesses Captain Cook Commander Sears Commander Mason and Lieutenants Mc Cauley Webster describe the engagement and Commodore Schley's cool leadership and the famous remark Give em hell bullies.
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Washington
Admiral Schley
Brooklyn
Schley
Cook
Sears
N. E. Mason
Edward McCauley, Jr
Charles Webster
Santiago
Cienfuegos
Massachusetts
Commodore Schley
Colon
Mason
McCauley
Webster
Schrey
Texas
Iowa
Oregon
New York
Rayner
Murphy Murphy Downing Wedding in Dorchester
An unusually large crowd attended the wedding of Thomas H. Murphy of Lowell to Miss Alice Loretto Downing of Dorchester. The ceremony was at St. Peter's Church with Rev. Father Ronan officiating and a reception at the bride's home. They will reside on High Street, Lowell after a wedding tour.
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Thomas H. Murphy
Lowell
Alice Loretto Downing
William James Downing
Esmond Street
Dorchester
Dennis Murphy
Teorwell Trust Company
New Dorchester
St. Peter's Church
Father Ronan
Bertha O'Connor
Katherine Colbert
Alice Pee
Lilla Cudahy
Mary Daly
Towell
Mystic
High Street
Brooks Goode Wedding in Dorchester Parsonage
Elizabeth Goode of Dorchester married Harry C. Brooks of Roxbury at Aaker Memorial Church Dorchester with Rev Joel Leonard officiating. Attendant W Elizabeth Glinn of New York wore pink silk muslin. Best man William Healey of Boston. Reception at bride’s home followed by honeymoon to New York and the South.
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Aker Memorial Church
Dorchester
Elizabeth Goode
Harry C. Brooks
Roxbury
Joel Leonard
W. Elizabeth Glinn
New York
William Healey
Boston
South
McCarthy Morris wed at St Ann Winter Hill
D A McCarthy and Miss Kuphine Antonia Morris, prominent Somerville figures, married yesterday at the Church of St Ann Winter Hill. Rev Father Gavin officiated with Miss Josephine Morris as bridesmaid and William Hopkins as best man. The couple will reside at Winter Hill after an extended wedding journey. McCarthy is author of A Round of Stimes.
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D. A. McCarthy
Kuphine Antonia Morris
Somerville
Church of St. Ann
Winter Hill
Father Gavin
Josephine Morris
William Hopkins
McCarthy
Foster Dodge wedding at Charlestown home
Miss Helen Leavitt Dodge daughter of Captain William Ladd Dodge of Topsfield and Fhilin Foster united in marriage at 25 Green Street Charlestown with Rev R B Harris officiating. Miss Pauline M Dodge maid of honor with ushers William Nelson and Clarence T Bruce. They will live at 106 Holland Street West Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Leavitt Dodge
William Ladd Dodge
Topsfield
Fhilin Foster
James Smith
Green Street
Charlestown
R. B. Harris
Bunker Hill Baptist Church
Pauline M. Dodge
William
Neson
Clarence T. Bruce
Mrs. Foster
Holland Street
West Somerville
Jennings and Waite Married in Winthrop Unitarian Church
Edward Morton Jennings and Miles Grace Willis Waite wed in Winthrop last evening at the Unitarian Church with Rev. W. S. Ker officiating. The bride wore an ivory satin brocaded gown once worn by her grandmother, trimmed with chiffon and duchess lace. Bridesmaid Ina Frances Jennings and ushers William H. Vincent John Douglas Fred Bemis Percy Phillips attended. best man B. E. Phillips Jr. of Hyde Park.
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Edward Morton Jennings
Miles Grace Willis Waite
Winthrop
Unitarian Church
Ker
Ina Frances Jennings
William H. Vincent
John Douglas
Fred Bemis
Percy Phillips
B, Be, Phillips, Jr
Yde Park
Malden Pair Wed in Local Residence Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Clara M. Aseltine of 53 Gould Avenue Malden and Mr. William R Page of Malden occurred at the residence. The couple’s wedding joins two Malden families in a small private ceremony.
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Clara M. Aseltine
Gould Avenue
Malden
William R.page
Wedding of Malden residents described with attendants
The ceremony was conducted by Rev. H. H. French of Malden Congregational Church. The bride’s sister Mrs. Co. R. Carleton served as maid of honor, Henry Hudson of Cambridge acted as best man, and ushers included Charles R. Carleton and Charles M. Kear.
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H. H. French
Malden Congregational Church
Co. R. Carleton
Malden
Henry Hudson
Cambridge
Charles R. Carleton
Charles M. Kear
Malden Bride wed Somerville Groom in Baptist Ceremony
Miss Prudence L Blois of 42 Summer Street Malden married Mr. Charles W Bacon of Somerville last night. Rev H O Hiscox of the First Baptist Church Malden performed the ceremony. Miss Clara Blois was bridesmaid and Melbourne Bacon was best man. Ushers were Asa Blois Albert Blois and Herbert Huntington.
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Prudence L. Blois
Summer Street
Malden
Charles W. Bacon
Somerville
H. O. Hiscox
First Baptist Church of
Clara Blois
Melbourne Bacon
Messrs
Asa Blois
Albert Blois
Herbert Huntington
Malden Alderman’s Daughter Wed in Private Ceremony
At the residence of ex Alderman and Mrs Joseph Robinson on Washington street Malden their daughter Addie M Robinson married Austin E Steere last evening. Rev F H Hughes Centre Methodist Church Malden officiated with Miss Margaret McIntosh as bridesmaid and Alice Cromack and Margaret Eldridge as ushers.
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Joseph ©. Robinson
Washington Street
Malden
Addie M. Robinson
Austin E. Steere
F. H. Hughes
Centre Methodist Church
Margaret McIntosh
Alice Cromack
Margaret Eldridge
Lyons and O'Brien Marry in Charlestown Ceremony
Dr Joseph D Lyons and Miss Helen A O'Brien married yesterday at St Francis de Sales Church Charlestown. Nuptial mass by Rev J H Phalan South Lawrence. Best man Dr Flerbert J Keenan South Boston bridesmaid Miss Harriet E O'Brien. They will reside at 1 Dexter Row Charlestown.
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Joseph D. Lyons
Helen A. O'Brien
St. Martin Street
Charlestown
St. Francis de Sales Church
J. H. Phalan
South Lawrence
Flerbert J. Keenan
South Boston
Harriet E. O'Brien
Mia
O’brien
Dexter Row
Miss Murdock Weds John A Holmes at Somerville Home
Miss Mary Florence Murdock daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Murdock married John Albert Holmes last evening at the bride’s parents 894 Broadway Somerville The Rev Charles H Segal performed the ceremony Best man Fred B Everett of Cambridge Maid of honor Miss Ella F Murdock A reception followed The couple are now in Buffalo
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Mary Florence Murdock
Frank Murdock
John Albert Holmes
Broadway
Somerville
Charles H. Segal
Fred B. Everett
Cambridge
Ella F. Murdock
Holmes
Buffalo
Miss Grace Evelyn Young Weds Almon Walter Blake in Somerville
Miss Grace Evelyn Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Judson B Young and Almon Walter Blake married last evening at the bride parents home 50 Putnam street Somerville Rev George S Butters officiated Miss Mabel L Blake sister of the bride was maid of honor Richard S Tay was best man A reception followed and the couple will be at home at 52 Putnam street after January 1.
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Grace Evelyn Young
Judson B. Young
Almon Walter Blake
Putnam Street
Somerville
George
Butters
Mabel L. Blake
Richard
Tay
Mrs. Blake
Putnaw Street
Miss Stevens and Herbert Easton wed at West Somerville Church
Miss Vivian Lynell Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles L Stevens married Herbert Whitman Easton last evening at West Somerville Baptist Church in a ceremony attended by hundreds. Rev J Vanor Garton officiated with Mrs Elmer A Stevens at the organ and Arthur Makechnile aiding as cellist. Bridesmaid Miss Ethel H Sparrow and best man John A Easton accompanied the couple to a reception at 45 Kidder Avenue. The newlyweds will reside at 37 Wallace Street West Somerville.
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Vivian Lynell Stevens
Charles L. Stevens
Herbert Whitman Easton
West Somerville
J. Vanor Garton
Elmer A. Stevens
Arthur Makechnile
Misa Ethel H. Sparrow
John A. Easton
Kidder Avenue
Mrs. Easton
Wallace Street
Everett couple wed at bride's Summer street home
Mr. Edgar A. Cate and Miss Mertle White of Everett were married last evening by Rev. R. Perry Bush at the bride’s Summer street home. Best man David E. Cox, maid of honor Miss Annie Hutchinson, and ushers Charles H. Tisdale Ernest R. Wall Melville H. Sellers, all of Everett.
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Edgar A. Cate
Mertle
White
Everett
R. Perry Bush
First Universalist Church
Summer Street
David E. Cox
Annie Hutchinson
Charlestown
Charles H. Tisdale
Ernest R. Wall
Melville H. Sellers
Autumn Royal Blue Line Tours 10 Washington Trip
Autumn Royal Blue Line offers a ten Washington trip leaving Boston Thursday evening October 17 and 31. The seven day tour costs 27 dollars and includes five days in the national capital plus visits to Philadelphia and New York. Longer stops available on request through Joseph P. Taggart N B A 311 Washington Street Boston.
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Washington
Boston
National Capital
Philadelphia
New York
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Sarah Grand Seeks City Voice in New York Lectures
New York news reports Sarah Grand arrives to lecture in the United States for three months under Major J. B. Pond. She finds New York captivating yet troubled by underground railway tunneling noise which mutes the city’s voice.
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New York
Sarah Grand
United States
J. B. Pond
Mme
Lipton lifts a cup at Chicago athletic club feast
Sir Thomas Lipton received a warm Western welcome from the Chicago Athletic Club where a grand gold and silver testimonial cup was presented. About 300 guests from Chicago's commercial and professional circles attended the banquet in his honor.
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Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton
Chicago Athentic Club
Sir Thomas Patton
THE
Chicago Athletic
Law Points in Storti Case Highlight Electrocut ion Issue
Attorney Stockbridge heads to Washington on October 28 to appeal for Luigi Storti the Italian murderer. He argues that electrocution is illegal for a non citizen and that treaty provisions with Italy govern execution. He also contends a governor respite does not justify confinement after execution.
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Stockbridge
Washington
Luigi Storti
United States Supreme Court
Storti
Italy
United States
Supreme Court
Civil Court Records From Session Dockets Include Several Tort Actions
A civil docket lists multiple cases from various sessions. Whalen v Boston Elevated Rail Road tackles alleged assault and ejectment on a December 25, 1900, night trip with jury deliberation pending. Leverone v Arancio involves contract balance and alleged defective work with cross claims. White v Forrest seeks heater payment with a verdict of 122.70. Goodman v Schriebler covers contract for 180 with no commissions. Woodlawn Cemetery v Faience covers bond performance for lodge construction with weather claims. Safford v Boston & Maine seeks 2000 for injuries with verdict 540.84. Safford v Boston & Maine husband’s loss case verdict 212.23. Hammond v Scanlan involves 2000 injuries from a striking incident with denial.
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J. M. Whalen
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
E. J. Ravery
E. P. Saltonstall
Mary Sanderson
George Swan
Aoc- Hon
H. White
Theresa Forrest
Jacob Goodman
Hulda Schriebler
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grenby Faience Company
American Surety Company
Woodlawn
Hardy
Soorce BE
Safford Ve
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Somerville
Bridget T. Hammond
Thomas E. Scanlan
Theatre ad man clashes over rival billboards in Boston
Daniel A. Sweeney, a New York advertising agent for a local theatre, tore down rival boards on Rollins and Washington streets after discovering his own billboard had been removed. Patrolman Miller intervened as Sweeney was bailed out, with Sweeney saying nothing but I was caught with the goods on me.
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Daniel A. Sweeney
Rollins Street
Mr. Sweeney
United Sates
Sweeney
New Yorker
Washington Street
Rollins and
Washington Streets
Wescott
Dedham Street
Miller
Mr Sweeney
Boston Food Fair Draws Record Attendance
Immense crowd attends the Boston Food Fair with excursionists from Buzzard’s Bay Fairhaven Ware ham Marion Mattapoisett and from New Hampshire and Maine. The program features the Salem Cadet Band B Keyes corn solo and R Hannible piccolo solo. Miss Nellia Dot Ranche lectures on dinner giving and salad dressings tomorrow. demand for the Alps electrical performance requires an extra exit.
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Boston
Buzzard's Bay
Fairhaven
Wareham
Marion
Mattapoisett
New Hampshire
Maine
Salem
B. B. Keyes
R. Hannible
Nellia Dot Ranche
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Sumner St
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Harvard Aq
Congress Square Stock Exchange
Jones-Taylor Company
Haverhill St
A. F. OF L
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Eenerrees Chiensa & Rere
Cinerer & Tr
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Rae Pacific
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Eenee Boo
Amalgamated Co
ROY Amite & Aed
Nest Eeeeser Taae
Uv Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid
People's Gas
Peace
Pullen “Palace
Piolle Steel
Murphy
Broiks—Goode
MW Carthy——Morris
Foster
Jennings—Waite
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Sarah Grand Chats
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Stort Case
Suffolk Superior Court
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Judge Richardson
Frank Leverone
Joseph Arancio
Fran Leverone
Addamnum
Sherman, Witt, F. Ross Co
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Bonner & Foster
P. & Jones
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Palme
Hassid Orag Co
Cleveland
Walker-Rintell
Temple
Dewmee Sq
Boylston and
Church Sts
C. F. Eaton
Friend St
F. H. Putnam
Ay Behol St
Washington St
B. Bradbury
Klein's
Tremont
Boylston Sts
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
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F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
FR. Trull
WM. B. Tubal
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Herrick’s Mercantile Collection
Gi Court ST
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Franges W. Pinkerton
William Pinkerton
Boston Post
Charles J. McIntire
Gaquire
H. Folsom
Register
William C. Harlow
Harlow Inelee Co
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Robert C. Loslee
Treas
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