Copper market on mend as Lawson warns of gains ahead
New York stocks rebound with gains in high class investment issues led by rail and copper plays. Lawson warnings and Amalgamated activity trigger broader copper list strength amid rumors of Heinze settlement and potential oil group stability.
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New York
Paris
Tke Chicago & Northwestern
St. Paul
Great Northern
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western
New York Central
Illinois Central
Northwestern Railroad
Lst
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Morgan-Hill
Northern Pacific Preferred
Pullman Company
Kendrick
Atchison
Erie Telephone
Morse
Erie
Bell
Illinois Central Railroad
Boston
T. W. Lawson
Standard Oil
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Trinity
Copper Range Group
Adventure
Butte
Lawson, Arnold & Co
T. W
Lawson
Amal- Ramated
Atlantic
Baltic
Copper
Franklin
Mass
Mohawk
Parrot
Osceola
Henry H. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Fairhaven
Heinze
8. O
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Consolidated Mercury
Guanajuato
Tom
Albert ‘C
William Rockefeller
Bob
Bacon
A. P. A. O'Farrell
Duke of
Dublin
Ireland
Kilkenny
Wardner Sues Burrage Over Alleged Gat Deal Commissions
Editor Wardner sues Burrage claiming payment of commissions from a gat deal. The matter centers on alleged financial claims tied to the transaction. Pinkham is referenced in the case context.
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Wardner
Burrage
Pinkham
Boston Stock Market Report Oct 17
Highest and lowest sales and closing bid and asked prices for today. Px dividend. Assessment paid. Totals show listed bonds 70,000 and stocks 30, xe shares, unlisted bonds 10,000 and stocks 15,651 shares.
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Eee
Lam Tel & Tel
T&s I
Noah
Taba B &Q
Coke
Rutland
Adventure
Allouez
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Ioins Am Woollen
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T&sf
Atlantic
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Centennial
Mercur
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Dom Ir & Stee
Edison Elee Llu
Elm River
Erle Tel & el
Fitchburg
Franklin
Guanajuato
Ais
Isle Royale
Michigan
National
Ste N FE Gas & Coke
NP Tel & Tel
NY Nh& H
Trinity
Union Pacific
United Fruit
Utah
Victoria
West End
Winona
Pretty Actress Chooses Chinaman Stirring Chinatown Scandal
Miss Marguerite Tucker 22 of Hawthorne Place amid “Hands Across the Sea” duties courted Sen Yen How a Royal restaurant waiter. After a broken engagement she married him at 1612 Oxford Place, prompting threats from her former American fiancé. Police sought to protect the couple as rumors of danger spread.
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Chinatown
Jones
Station 4
Marguerite Tucker
Hawthorne Place
Miss Tucker
Royal Restaurant
Sen Yen How
Low rates to the Pan American Exposition
The Boston and Maine Railroad offers the shortest route with very low fares to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition. Only two weeks remain to take advantage of this offer to see Niagara Falls. For rates and routes, request the illustrated book from the general passenger department in Boston.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
General Passenger Department
Boston
Hazel Raymond Charged In Costume Theft Case
Hazel Raymond faced Municipal Court on a theft charge after Martin Sullivan of 432 Washington Street alleged she stole $167 worth of costumes. She claimed the goods were returned by a child in her company and the case was continued.
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Hazel Raymond
Jewersay
Martin Sullivan
Washington Street
Miss Raymond
Mass congressmen thanked by Expressmen's League at banquet
Congressman Moody led the repeal of the war revenue stamp tax, with gratitude from Massachusetts expressmen to Moody and colleagues. The 65 guests from across the state praised reform aims, while talks covered tariffs, reciprocity, and ship subsidies shaping New England commerce.
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Haverhill
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Fall River
Lovering
Taunton
Fitzgerald
Roberts
Chelsea
Expressmen's League
Young's Hotel
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Congress
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Thayer
Gillett
Weymouth
Naphen
Knox
McCall
Sprague
Greene
A. E. Pillsbury
League
Internal Revenue
Gill
Port
J. J. McCarthy
Henry A. Marsh
M C. Pettingill
Danvers
Pettingill
Pillsbury
Congressman Moody
Pettingrill
Essex County
Captured the Back Bay Snatch Thief in Boston
Police say Edward Brown of 5 Bradford Street is the man believed to be the famed colored snatch thief responsible for 50 or more street robberies in Back Bay and the West End over the last two months. Inspectors Gaddis and Cronin arrested Brown after tracing him via a suspected accomplice and pawnshop checks. Victims will be asked to identify Brown at police headquarters.
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Cronin
Edward Brown
Bradford Street
Back Bay
West End
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Gaddis
West Newton Street
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Police
Dying Ned Stokes Slayer of Fisk Lingers at Sister’s Home
Ned Stokes famed for killing Jim Fisk is near death at his sister Mary McNutt’s home 731 St Nicholas Avenue New York. Once a top Wall Street figure and financier he faded to bankruptcy and illness aided by his loyal body servant Dennist for over two decades.
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Ned’ Stokes
Jim” Fisk
Mary McNutt
St. Nicholas Avenue
Dennist
Josh Mansfield
Stokes
Fisk
Colonel Fisk
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Jay Gould
Josie Mansfield
West Twentythird Street
Boston
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Crescent
Philadelphia
Edward
Wall Street
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Mansfield
Yorkville Court
Isk
Sing Sing
Ned” Stokes
Hoffman House
Cassius H. Reed
W. E. D. Stokes
Jim Fisk
John W. Mackay
Cassius Reed
Ned
Tokes
Hoffman
Law
Wr. J. D. Stokes
Hart as a Gas Regulator at Boston Dinner
Mayor Hart told the American Gas Light Association at a Brunswick hotel dinner that he hopes to be mayor again next year. He joked about regulating gas companies and recalled ongoing conflicts with industry figures. The event was presided by Captain W. E. McKay with speakers including President Pritchett of MIT and Harvard’s Ira N. Hollis.
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Burrage
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The
Institute of Technology
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Harvard
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Olympia
Manila
How to Break a Footpads Bones Lecture at City Hospital
J J O'Brien staged a medical lecture for students on breaking a footpad’s bones. A volunteer acted as the assailant while O'Brien demonstrated the Japanese method versus American self defense, showing the superior effectiveness of the former in remedial illustration.
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J. J. O'Brien
O'Brien
National Council Adjournes In Portland Mention
The national council adjourned in Portland Maine tonight. The next Test meeting will be held in Des Moines Iowa in 1904.
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National
Nantional Council
Dea Moines
Tammany Holds Monster Rally at Tammany Hall
A massive Democratic mass meeting at Tammany Hall drew a packed crowd on October 17. Speakers inside included Col George P McClellan Edward Shepard William Sulzer and Senator Thomas F Grady with outside orators addressing from four stands. Crowds on Fourteenth Street swelled the area as fireworks preceded the program. Richard Croker attended after speeches began to enthusiastic applause.
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Edward M. Shepard
W. W. Ladd, Jr
Henry W. Unger
George M. van Hoesen
Amos J. Cummings
Henry Goldfogle
William Sulzer
Thomas C. T. Train
Thomas F. Grady
Magnificent crew cast gun fittings into sea
News of the World brief notes in Ireland and Rome report unusual incidents. In Herfhaven Oct 17 crew cast gun sights from the British battleship Magnificent into the sea. In Dublin Oct 17 Judge Morriss opened Roscommon sessions after receiving documents from the United Irish League with threats against King Edward. In Rome Oct 17 Carlist leaders meet at Don Carlos residence in Venice amid rumors of expulsion from Italy.
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Dublin
O'Connor Morris
Roscommon
United Irish League
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Rome
Don Carlos
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Italy
Will of Charles Delmonico Filed for Probate
Telegraph New York reports the will of Charles Delmonico is filed for probate. He leaves his business interest in Delmonico's to his aunt Itona and the residue to his brother and sister, with no mention of his wife.
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Charles
Delmonico
Delmonico’s
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