Market Report Mixed With Copper Gains And Debated Plans
The day saw dull trading in New York and modest activity elsewhere with Amalgamated stock under pressure while Union Pacific and St. Paul showed mixed performance. Copper shares rose in Boston as Guanajuato showed ore improvements and talks heated over a new New York Metal Exchange contract to broaden copper trading globally.
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New York
Boston
Amalgamated
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Atchison
Chicago
St. Louis & Southwestern Railway Company
Elle Telephone Company
American Telephone Company
Kidder
Peabody & Co
Erie
Michigan Telephone Company
Morse
Michigan
N. Y
Mass
Osceola
Parrot
Guanajuato
F. G. Corning
Guanajuato Company
W. Leonard Helms
John Hays Hammond
South Africa
Phelps-Dodge
New York Metal Exchange
Atchison Etme
Baltimore & Ohio
Canada
Great Wes
Peicame & Northwestern
Chyengoad
St Louis
Colorado Southern
Pelee, & Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa
Exfcan Centre
Minneapolis & St Louis
New Jersey
Atra
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Western
Pennsylvania
San Fran
St Lous Southwestern
Vinton
Pacific
Lo Pre
Sinning & Ref
Anacepis Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapidransit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Con Tobacco
Gryneral Electric
Iseult
Nationa Salt
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
Pullman Palace
Trebile Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron Union Bag & Paper Co
Us Pa
Weasern
Boston Stock Sale Highlights of the Day
Boston reports list of highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices for the day. The roundup covers market activity in Boston with focus on price extremes and final quotes for traded stocks.
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Boston
Ion
T&s
I Steel
Gas & Coke J
Ly SD
Seattle
Elec Ist Ss
Adventure
Alloues
Aia
Roy BO
Ag Chen
Pheu
Seri Eevee Ld Oat Prig Atlantic Mining
Asig
Ttaltic Mining
Hingham Con
Nanza Mining
Ton & Albany
Cal & Hecla
Dom Iron & Steel
Coal Agit
East Boston Lend
Edison Elec Iiln
Elm River Mes. Om
Erle Tel
Franklin Mining
Itanajuato
Etsle Royale
MayflowersRisian
Michigan
Tee
Himan
Utah Rining Saeeee
Victoria Mining
Wolverine Min
Wyandot Mining
Electric struck wagon in Melrose collision on Main Street
An early 20th century collision in Melrose damaged a two horse express wagon owned by Eastman and an electric car on Main Street near Pine Banks. Driver James Gorman and his brother George were knocked to the ground with facial wounds and shocks. the wagon was stove in and horses injured.
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Melrose
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Eastman
Main Street
Pine Banks
James Gorman
George Gorman
Eliot disapproves beer for students at Boston gathering
President Henry Pritchett urged an American verein to foster fellowship among students over beer and tobacco, while Eliot expressed general support for the idea and compared it to Harvard Union efforts despite not endorsing the beer aspect. The remarks were made before about 250 Massachusetts educators.
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Henry 8. Pritchett
Institute of Technology
Mssachusetts Club
Boston
Pritchett
Ore
Germany
Verein
Ami
Harvard Union
Harvard
Annexation push gains steam as Cuban business leaders back U.S. union
In Havana on October 21 a petition favors Cuba joining the United States, with Cuban business men driving the drive despite skepticism about reciprocity. A Wednesday meeting is set, where orators Desveraine Lanuz and Marquis de Montoro are said to launch the campaign under reciprocity cover.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
Desveraine and
Lanuz
Marquis de Montoro
Man Mangled in Card Stripper Tragedy in Fall River
In Fall River on October 2 189? a man identified as Joseph Verona was badly injured in the Troy Cotton and Woollen Manufacturing cardroom. He fell against a card stripper. his hair was caught in the machinery tearing off scalp an ear and a wart of an eye. He also suffered a broken arm and shoulder blade.
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Fall River
Joseph Verona
Troy Cotton and Woollen Manufacturing Company
Fie
Fred Eames to Receive New England Billiard Testimonial
New England billiard champion Fred Eames in poor health will receive a testimonial at the Hub rooms tonight. Notable players including Jacob Schaefer Mons Barutel Howison Carter Cutler Cline and others will volunteer services. Eames plans a short match with Scheefer before leaving for Colorado. Bert Cutler posted a 178 at 14 inch balk line, the highest run by any New England player in any match or practice.
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Fred Eames
New England
Jacob Schaefer
Mons
Barutel
Howison
Carter
Cutler
Cline
Eames
Colorado
Scheefer
Bert Cutler
Fatally Burned in Cambridge Fire Claims Woman
A Cambridge blaze at 215 Prospect Street killed Mrs. Caroline A. Gould and injured her son Edward and another son Augustus. Miss Carrie Clark, a domestic, suffered severe burns and was hospitalized. Fire began in the kitchen from a stove or lamp, neighbors awakened by Edward after he discovered the flames. The mother died in bed as her sons escaped.
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Prospect Street
Cambridge
Caroline A. Gould
Dudley I. Gould
Carrie Clark
Cambridge Hospital
Gould
Edward BE
Augustus
Edward
Cambridge insurance man Benjamin F Mills found dead
Benjamin F Mills, an insurance agent with an office at 123 Cambridge Street Cambridge, was found dead in the toilet room of the Odd Fellows building on Cambridge Street. Gas was on full force at discovery and authorities believe he intended to take his own life. He had suffered from consumption for years and grown despondent recently.
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Benjamin F. Mills
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Odd Fellows
Milla
Thief Snatches in South End City Neighborhood
A tall colored man drew attention on Rutland street last evening and is linked to two thefts. Adelle Wig ain of 64 Rutland street reported a Boston bag containing 15 dollars and small valuables missing. Eva Longworthy of 142 West Brookine street says her wallet 3 cents and keys were stolen.
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Rutland Street
Adelle Wigain
Boston
Eva Longworthy
West Brookine Street
President Roosevelt Train Reaches Jersey City at 10:10 p.m
The train bearing President Roosevelt and a party arrived in Jersey City at 10:10 p.m. After leaving Washington he spent most of the time in the rear car and retired for the night at 10 o'clock.
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Roosevelt
Jersey City
Washington
Epicurean Club of Boston Elevates New President
F A Muerrle elected president of the Epicurean Club of Boston hosts a smoke talk and lunch at the Criterion Hotel with 100 guests from major Boston hotels and clubs. The event features a unique kitchen talent showcase and Muerrle shares a never published Chicken Saute Epicurean recipe.
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Criterion Hotel
Washington Street
Massachusetts
Algonquin
Central
Brunswick
Berkeley
Victoria
Vendome
Young's
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the Post
Lawson's Gypsy Queen Wins Stillwell Purse Again
In Kansas City, the annual horse show opened at Convention Hall with Gypsy Queen owned by T. W. Lawson of Boston taking first in the Stilwell purse of $1000 for gaited saddle horses. Ten horses competed. Gypsy Queen was the same animal that previously won.
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Stillwell
Kansas City
Convention Hall
T. W. Lawson
Boston
Stilwell
Beating of Weston Farmers Leads to Cambridge Arrests
Hugh McDonald of Cambridge and Loftin McFadden of Weston were arrested by Weston officers for assaulting Ledbetter brothers aged 68 and 70 after a dispute over liquor. The suspects were detained at James Hartret's home on Putnam Avenue, Cambridge, with another man expected to be arrested.
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Cambridge
Loftin McFadden
Weston
Roberts, Rowe
McNulty
Weston Police
McAuliffe
Ledbetter Brothers
James Hartret
Putnam Avenue
Fireman Sneden Dies After Fire Call in Salem
In Salem on October 21 Tacob Sneden, a fireman with Truck 2, answered roll call after returning from a blaze and then collapsed and died. An alarm came from Box shorts around 4 PM. Captain Krough led the recall, Sneden answered "here" and then died on the floor.
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Salem
Tacob Sneden
Krough
Sneden
Wanted Heir to Chinese Throne Emerges in Kai-Feng
Pekin reports Empress Dowager will appoint a new heir after meetings with Prince Ching and viceroys in Kai-Feng Ho Nan. The favored candidate Petize, nephew of Prince Tuan, is said to be intellectually weak and linked to the Boxer attack on the French cathedral. Reform faction opposes the selection. Prince Ching leaves Kai-Feng around November 1 to act as grand marshal.
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Pekin
Prince Ching
Kai-Feng
Ho-Nan
Petize
Tuan
Reform
Hare
Hope for Miss Stone Brightens as Ransom Negotiations Continue
Washington officials expect Miss Stone the missionary to be released with little delay if negotiations by Spencer Eddy American chargé d’affaires succeed. He controls about 360000 and Turkish Bulgarian authorities may accept the payment. Miss Stone reportedly alive. Russian government favors the effort aiding the release.
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Washington
State Department
Miss Stone
Spencer Eddy
Missing Ellen Stone and Mme Tsilka Abduction Update
United States legation officials report no word from missionaries seeking terms of ransom for Ellen M Stone and Mme K B Tsilka. Stone is reportedly moved to a peasant hamlet near Elechnitza after a Bulgarian frontier hill proved inaccessible. Brigands demand payment at Starehichta in eastern Macedonia.
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Constantinople
United States
Legation
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. K
Tsilka
Miss Stone
Dubnitza
Elechnitza
Dickinson
Starehichta
Macedonia
Macedonians in Sofia Offer Mediation for Stone Capture
Vienna dispatch to Daily Mail notes Macedonian committee origin of Miss Stone capture gained corroboration as many Macedonians in Sofia volunteer to mediate with the brigands.
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London
Miss Stone
Vienna
Daily Mail
Sofia
Sydney Fire Sparks Royal Messages of Sympathy
Mayor Crowe of Sydney received telegrams from the governor-general and H H Ophir expressing distress over a disastrous Sydney fire. The messages convey sympathy for the sufferers and hope no lives are lost.
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Halifax
Crowe
Sydney
H. H
Ophir
York
Minto
Bank officials denounce Lowell absconders case
Bank presidents in Boston express shock and indignation at the Lowell incident where two clerks absconded with money and securities. They condemn any offer of restitution without prosecution, warning it sets a bad precedent and could invite further theft.
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Boston
Lowell Bank
Lowell
Joseph H. White
Ellct National
J. P. Stearns
The
Shawmut National
J. C. Toulmin
Samuel N. Aldrich
State National
Hallowell
National Bank of Commerce
F. T. Moore
Moore
Carr
First National Bank
Pollard
Casey
Mr. Casey
Moulton Won’t Talk on Lowell Bank Case
United States District Attorney Henry P. Moulton declined to discuss potential actions in the Lowell bank case. He said he had just returned from Worcester and knew nothing about today’s developments, including whether a complaint had been filed or what bank officials did.
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Salem
United States
Henry P. Moulton
Lowell Bank
Worcester
Italian Band Delights Boston at Food Fair
The Royal Marine Band of Italy conducted by Sig. George Minoliti and featuring tenor Sig. F Giannini thrilled Boston at the Food Fair. Encores, solo and quartet numbers drew large crowds in Grand Hall with Giannini receiving a standing ovation. Il Traditore to be repeated tonight.
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Italy
Boston
Sig
George Minoliti
F. Giannini
New England
Grand Hall
Sig. Barone
Il Trovatore
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Yammo
Sig. Giannini
Ward 11 endorses Hart for renomination at city convention
Mayor Thomas N. Hart received endorsement from the Ward 11 committee for re nomination. The committee selected a delegation to the city convention favoring his candidacy.
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Ward 11
Indirses
Thomas N. Hart
States Ward 11 Committee
Quincy Speaks in Pittsfield on Direct Nomination
In Berksire County a Democratic rally featured Josiah Quincy and Charles Hamlin as speakers. Quincy argued for direct nominations and simplified party machinery, linking reforms to greater public participation and reduced influence of party cliques and conventions.
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Berkeshire County
Josiah Quincy
Charles &. Hamlin
Boston
Crosby
Hamlin
Quincy
Democratic Party
Kentucky
Cleveland
Cumberland County
Penn
Minnesota
State Oficera
United States
Woman in doorway after drunken revel on Beach Street
A young woman, likely intoxicated or under a drug's influence, lay in a Beach Street doorway near Washington for nearly three hours after companions staggered her along from Chinatown. By half past midnight she regained consciousness and was helped into a cab by two relieved friends. Police were nearby but not summoned.
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Beach Street
Washington
Washington Street
Chinatown
Chum
Rothner Beats McCormack In Weighty New York Bout
George Rothner of New York defeated Jack McCormack of Philadelphia in a wrestling match. McCormack failed to throw Rothner twice within an hour as required. Rothner weighed 140 pounds while McCormack was a little over 200, but Rothner’s activity proved decisive.
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New York
George Rothner
Jack’’ McCormack
Philadelphia
McCormack
Rothner
Duffy Stops Barry in Fourth Round at West End Club
Martin Duffy of Chicago stopped Dave Barry of Canada in the fourth round of a 15 round bout at the West End Club. Barry was outclassed from the start as Duffy dominated the catchweight fight.
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ST. Louis
Martin Duffy
Chicago
Dave’ Barry
Canada
West End
Barry
Duffy
Itching piles promise instant relief and cure
A patent medicine claim states Dean's Ointment provides instant relief and permanent cure for itching piles, available at drug stores for 50 cents.
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