Wall Street Steady After Bold One Day Move in Stocks
Active trading in Boston and New York drove a broad advance led by speculative bets on Ontario & Western and related railroad issues. Rumors of a New Haven takeover and a hoped dividend guarantee buoyed prices, while copper shares and mining listings showed mixed strength amid wind-driven wire outages and cautious Boston traders.
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Market totals for listed and unlisted securities
Assessment paid. Ex dividend noted. Total sales show listed stocks at 33 356 shares bonds at 82000 dollars and unlisted stocks at 11166 shares.
Amalgamated Copper declares small dividend
At a directors meeting of the Amalgamated Copper Company a dividend of one half of one percent was declared payable November 28, 1904 to stockholders of record at 3 p.m. October 27, 1904. Transfer books close at 3 p.m. October 27 and reopen at 9 a.m. November 14, 1904. William G. Rockefeller, Secretary & Treasurer.
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Wheat Prices Rise on Strong Demand in Chicago Market
Chicago price report notes brisk flour sales and sustained cash wheat demand boosting futures. December and May options gain 3 to 4 cents, corn rises 3 to 41/2 cents, oats up 1/2 cent, and provisions gain 5 to 15 cents.
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Dividends Payable Notices From Multiple Mine Firms
St Marys Mineral Land Company declares one dollar per share dividend with payment details. Ore Purchasing Company sets a two dollar per share dividend date November 14. Copper Range Consolidated Company and St Marys Mineral Land Company are recipients in a consolidated dividend mention.
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Suitor Refused Kiss Shoots Fair Dancer in Hall
Huntington West Virginia October 21 After fatally shooting Fanny Warren in a crowded dance hall Wednesday night Albert Meadows fled by swimming the Ohio River into Ohio. Meadows and Warren attended the dance when he asked for a kiss and, upon refusal, fired hitting the abdomen. Meadows had just been released from prison for a prior murder.
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Duane Withdraws as Democratic Candidate in Waltham
In Waltham on October 21 Patrick J. Duane withdrew his bid for Representative, endorsing John J. Egan as the Democratic candidate.
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Coal Scoop Accident Injures Edward Cassidy
Edward Cassidy was picked up by a large iron coal scoop in the coal pockets of the Metropolitan Coal Company on Congress Street yesterday. He is in Relief Hospital in serious condition with multiple fractures and dislocations.
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Stage Busy Boston With Openings And Returns
Fritz Scheff returns to the Colonial Theatre for The Two Roses opening Monday. May Irwin, Florence Bindley, Grace Van Studdiford, and Andrew Mack headline varied engagements across Boston’s theaters with Parsifal at Tremont and The Way to Kenmare at Columbia Music Hall. Upcoming acts include Hawaii’s congress, Keith’s week, Trocadero Burlesquers, and Nina David at the Boston Theatre with concerts and matinees shaping a bustling schedule.
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Hartford Guardianship Trial Reveals Marital Turmoil
Frederick Laraway sought removal of his wife as joint guardian of their three children and to appoint himself sole guardian. He testified she was untidy, neglected the family, and left him for a younger man. She allegedly threw butcher knives, torn tablecloths, and wasted food while her lovers drank wine at his expense. daughter corroborated.
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Married but never lived together in Chelsea case
Mr and Mrs John Taylor of Chelsea have never cohabited. Counsel Dewing argued yesterday in the local Police Court that Mrs Taylor was not the wife of Taylor under the non support statute. Judge Bosson adjourned the case for a week for authorities.
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