Prices Advance on New York Stock Market Oct 19 1900
The New York market opened strong with buying, then eased, later turning buoyant. Heavy buying pushed copper and Standard Oil shares up, with Anaconda Amalgamated and Butte & Boston among leaders. Pullman and Wagner asset history noted. dividends and gold shipments discussed as factors shaping sentiment.
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New York
Manhattan
Second Avenue
Federal Steel
Gates-field
Pullman Company
Wagner Palace Car Company
Wagner
Boston
Monnev
Sis Peters
Standard Oil
Anaconda and
Amalgamated
Europe
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Anaconda
Parrot
Utah
Ben” Palmer
Montana
Osceola
Bingham
Salt Lake City
Tamarack
Quincey
Baltic
Centennial
United States Steel Co Stock For Sale In Boston
A small block of United States Steel Company stock is offered for sale by J Ransom Bridge and Company located at 63 State Street in Boston.
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United States Steel Co
J. Ransom Bridge & CO
State St
Boston
Pinkham Launches First Switch Board With 1800 Subscribers
The report notes the opening of its first switch board on December 15 with 1800 connected subscribers under Pinkham.
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Pinkham
Boston Distillery Heirship Mystery Delays Million Dollar Estate
Lowell reports nearly one million dollars in Boston real estate tied up as executors fail to locate four missing heirs at law. The testator John W. Trull once operated an 1850s Chardon Street distillery later used as a blacksmith shop. Future court action is expected next week to resolve the trust and distributions amid the missing heirs. The piece also notes a sensational social flap as Harry Wakefield Bates’s wife seeks an annulment in New York after a rapid, public marriage and honeymoon aboard Bates’s yacht Gleam along the Massachusetts coast.
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Lowell
Boston
John W. Trull
New England
Chardon Street
J. Theodore Hurd
Sunday Services at Tremont Temple and Nearby Churches
A crowd of Boston congregations holds services across Tremont Temple and neighboring houses of worship. Preachers include Rev. George Lorimer and Rev. W. E. Grant, with harvest and temperance meetings, children's programs, and music by choruses and quartets. Various churches list 9:30 prayer, 10:30 worship, Sunday school, and evening sermons.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
George Co
Lorimer
D. D
W. E F. Grant
Tremont Temple
Gilbert Hall
Berkeley ‘Temple
Edward Anderson
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Marie Kayla Stone
J. C. Bartlett
Anderson
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
J. M. English
Newton
Ruggles Street
First Baptist
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. C. Hammin
People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
L. H. Dorchester
C. E. Daivis
Christian Endeavor
People's Song Service
Adams
Stabat Mater
Mrs. Wright
Torrente
Cornet
Miss Morse
Tan Toll
M. BE
Concord and
Tremont Streets
Cc. E. Davis
People’s Temple
Epworth League
Second Universalist
Clarendon
S. H. Roblin
G. W. Chadwick
Berkeley Hall
Tremont
Berkeley Streets
F. A
M. R. ‘Ioff
Minnie M. Soule
Gospel of Spirit Return Society
Huntington Avenue
Assembly Hall
Tramont Temple
W. J. Grant
Evangelistic Association OF New England
Union Bible Class
Park Street
James M. Gray
All Welcome
Boston
J. P. Bland
B. D
Sion
Fulton
Daytona
Fla
Rome
Meinley
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Parks Square
Berkeley Temple
H. R. Moseley
Santiago
Cuba
Trull Estate to Be Sold Amid Missing Heirs
Boston headlines report the late Mr. Trull’s estate splits $590,000 in personal securities among 228 heirs, with real estate in Boston valued near a million dollars. The realty includes wharves between old and new Charlestown bridges, land on Chardon street, parcels on Causeway Street, and the Trull homestead near Beacon Street and Hancock Avenue. Four heirs, Francis J. Trull and John G. Trull among them, are missing after years of fruitless search. Trustees plan to invoke the Massachusetts Court of Registration for title guarantee, then sell the property to satisfy awards to remaining heirs.
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Boston T Financial News
Montana
Amalgamated Company
Heinze
A. P. A. O'Farrell
Elm River
New York
Massachusetts Telephone and Telegraph Company
TRULL
Boston
Trull Estate
Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Association Hall
James M. Gray
D. D
I. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Yanees Roberts
St. John’s Episcopal Church
East Boston
Old Boston
England
Mr. Roberts
John Franklin Botume
Freeland Hovey
Maude M. Redding
George Mendall Taylor
Lowell
Newton
Hurd
Post
Charlestown
Minot
Metropolitan Coal Company
J. O., Weatherbee & Co
Chardon Street
Causeway Street
State House
Beacon Street
Hancock Avenue
Francis J. Trull
John G. Trull
Seattle
Wash
Massachusetts Court of Registration
Larkin T. Trull
Fred Joy
Winchester
John W. Johnson
Woburn
Boston Socialite Bates's Secret Divorce Shock Nets Publicity
Wealthy Boston figure Mr Bates, Harvard pitcher of the class of 93, faced an unexpected divorce after marrying Grace Clarke in New York last June. Elopement rumors, Delmonico breakfast at East Hampton, and a sudden separation followed, with Mrs Bates with her parents in Hampton. Bates, ill and stockbroker in State Street, cites inexplicable actions by his wife and prepares for imminent divorce filings.
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Harvard Nine
New York
Bates
Harvard
Grace Clarke
T. B. Clarke
New York City
Roger Foster
Delmonico’s
East Hampton
L. I
Boston
Renaissance
Liquor Raids Hit Everett Street Boarding House
Deputy Sheriff Everett lincoln and a local posse raided a boarding house on Everett street after a drunkenness arrest led to a warrant against Mrs. Mehtelde Shetan. They seized ten gallons of unsealed hard liquor, two barrels half full of bottled beer, and many empty bottles.
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Middleboro
Everett ‘T. Lincoln
Everett Street
Mehtelde Shetan
Galveston Sufferer Detained For Shoplifting In Boston
Elizabeth Batchelder of 31 told Municipal Court Judge Brown she arrived from Galveston Texas after floods drowned her husband and three children. She planned to live with a New York relative. She made preliminary Boston purchases when tempted. Judge Brown fined her a sum that was paid.
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Elizabeth Batchelder
Knox
Brown
Boston
Galveston
Tex
New York
Signet Ring Attack Leaves Man Severely Injured
Frank Harrington of East Boston was wounded by a powerful man using a signet ring. He was taken to Emergency Hospital with severe, nearly unrecognizable wounds. A companion suggested a subway fall, but ring impressions indicated an assault following a quarrel with a friend.
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Frank Harrington
East Bos
Harrington
Nevada Bank Robbery Ends in Deputy’s Death
In Nevada Missouri three masked men blew the Farmers Bank safe during the night. Constable William Maron was killed by the robbers. Sheriff Ewing leads a posse with bloodhounds in pursuit, as the robbers reportedly secured about unknown sums.
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Nevada
Farmers’ Bank
Willam Maron
Ewing
Hawaii Democratic Platform Endorses National Ticket and Pension Proposal
Honolulu report notes the Democratic convention adopted the national ticket and platform. It records a favored pension for ex Queen Liliuokalani, registration closure on Oct 9, and totals across Oahu Maui and Kauai. Nearly 300 foreigners naturalized, with some refusals for illiteracy. Prince David Kawananakoa named for the unexpired and full terms of Congress.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Democratic Party
Willuokalan
Oahu
Hawaii
Maui
Kauai
United States
Prince David Kawanansakoa
Swedish sailor Nicholas Scalp dies by his own hand
Nicholas Scalp, a Swedish naval cook aboard the Maine when she exploded in Havana Harbor, shot himself in Brooklyn. His jaw was shattered by flying debris from the blast and he had remained unable to eat solid food, with pension delay contributing to his despondency.
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New York
Nicholas Scalp
Maine
Havana
Brooklyn
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Union Pacific
Ota
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United Fruit
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Igerine Mintag
Miscreeaneous Stock Exchange
Seles
Woluson W. Fay & CO
State Street
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Fonial Gepper
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Army Tttl Tiger Serene
Conner K
Arizona
Tete Bonanza Development
Love Fortune Republicr
Mexico
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ROT
Am Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rap Prats
National Steel
People’s Gas
Tep Iron & Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron
U S Rubberies Western Union
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Ill
A. At
Hub
Gotham
Boston High
Charden Street
Samuel Miller
Philadelphia
George Sears
Leadville
Harry Wakefield Bates
Westchester County
Mrs. Bates
Mr. Bates
Massachusetts
Mr. Clarke
Travers
Pach
Giants
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Warren and
Woodbine Streets
J. J. Duntop
Co. P. Coit
Unitarian
Atheneum
Corner Cottage
Pleasant Streets
Dorchester
H. H. Sanderson
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