Anaconda Copper Mines To Resume Amid Copper Market Weakness
In Boston and New York the money market stays easy with abundant funds and low rates. Gold imports total nearly 20 million, while copper shares weaken as Anaconda mine restart looms. stocks like Northwestern and St Paul slide amid foreign selling and a bull pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sub-Treasury
New York Clearing House
London
Vanderbilt Group
Canada Southern
Michigan Central
Jersey Central
Northwestern
St. Paul
Rock Island
Atchison
Europe
Anaconda
Osceola
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Centennial
Arnold
Kearsarge
Tamarack
Wolverine
Franklin
Huron
Atlantic
United States
Conspiracy to murder dominates Butler Cutter trial in superior court
James E. Cutter faces a 10 murder conspiracy case with William Butler as key witness. Testimony outlines a planned ambush of Luther F. Rowe at Melrose, aided by special officers Tryder and Sullivan. Cutter claims family ties and a will dispute as context, denying any incitement to kill.
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Cutter
Marshall Street
Melrose
Rowe
Butler
Tryder
Sullivan
Llanover Street
A. V. Lynds of
Defendant
Hanover Street
Washington Street
Revolting Crimes in Gardiner Maine Court Bound Over Man
Fred Taylor, in Winthrop Police Court, bound over on two charges. He faces rape of his 16 year old daughter last August and incest with another girl about 10 on numerous occasions. Bail set at 3000 each. he is jailed in Augusta. The mother reported the crimes after discovering them. the children testified under protection amid fear of the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston Land Company
Post
Butte & Boston
Silver Bow
East Gray
Chicago Stock Exchange
Vanderbilt
Daniel
Tamarack
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacific
Mohler
Kansas Agricultural Bureau
Chicago Gas Company
Watson & Gibson
Gardiner
Winthrop
Fred Taylor
Taylor
Agusta
Salvation Army
Chile elections yield Liberal sweep in college and Congress
In Santiago on October 22, elections for presidential electors and both houses were held quietly under Provisional Government safeguards. Results show Liberals dominating with 30 to 2 in the Senate and 62 to 32 in the Chamber of Deputies, reflecting a large Liberal majority in the electoral college.
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Electoral College
Congress
Santiago DE Chile
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Chile
Liberals
Unknown man killed on Boston & Maine near Weston
An unidentified man about 60 was killed on the Boston & Maine railroad at Weston. The body, found by train hands, wore a dark suit and light hat and carried $12, two address slips for Dr. Hunt Charlestown, and two Fitchburg rebate checks. Remains brought to Waltham for identification at F H Uphan undertakers.
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Waltham
Boston & Maine
Weston
Dr. Hunt
Monnument Square
Charlestown
Fitchburg
West Cambridge
Boston
F. H. Uphan
Death of General Joseph B Brown in Albany
Brevet Brigadier General Joseph Bullock Brown of the U.S.A. died yesterday in Albany. He served in the Civil War with the Army of the Potomac and the Army of the Cumberland and earned a brevet for his cholera epidemic service at Governor's Island after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Brown
Albion
N. Y
Joseph Bullock Brown
U.S.A
Army of the Potomac
Army of the Cumberland
Governor’s Island
Opening of annual meeting of collegiate alumnae
About 300 women attended the opening session in Jacob Sleeper Hall of the Association of Collegiate Alumni. Mrs Bessie Bradwell Helmer presided with delegates from Vassar, Smith, Bryn Mawr, Cornell, Michigan, Wesleyan, Wisconsin, Northwestern, MIT, Boston University, Kansas, Oberlin and Syracuse. Lectures highlighted child development and fellowships for women with pledges sufficient for two fellowships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Collegiate Alumni
Jacob Sleeper Hall
Bessie Bradwell Helmer
Chicago
Dr. Warren
Boston University
Huntingdon
William Chatlin
Martha Crowe
Syracuse
Amos Lawrence
Bradbury
Cambridge Latin School
Bowne
Merrill
Cambridge
Arthur Gilman
Harvard Annex
Moses Merrill
Boston Latin School
Ladd
Chauncy Hall
Elizabeth M. Howe
Boston
Association
Heimer
Annie Howes Barns
Baltimore
Alice Freeman Palmer
America
Vassar
Smith
Bryn Mawr
Cornell
Michigan
Wesleyan
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Institute of Technology
Universities of Kansas
Oberlin
College Club
Peddlers On The Streets Hearing Continued In Aldermen Room
A hearing on a petition to prohibit peddling on city streets was continued in the Aldermen's room with Alderman Carruth presiding. Testimony against peddlers came from William C. Williams Suffolk National Bank and police officials, while Patrick J. Kyle of the Boston Peddlers Association urged distinctions within the trade. The petitioners' and peddlers' counsel argued, and the Committee on Rules was to decide while the Ordinances committee referred the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard, Norwell & Co
State Street Exchange
Aldermen’s Room
Carruth
William C. Williams
Suffolk National Bank
Andy” Houghton
State Street Bank
Watts and Skelton
Patrick J. Kyle
Boston Peddlers Association
Reets
Carruth Said This Petition Was Referred To the Committee On Ordinances
Standing Committee On Rules
P. O. Laughlin
J. B. Richardson
Electrically powered street lines delayed by water main burst
The Street Railway company failed to start West Lenox street and East Boston Ferry Old Heath street and East Boston Ferry Roxbury Crossing and Tremont House and Belt Line electrics yesterday due to a burst water main feeding the Central Power station boilers. A duplicate main is not yet finished, though work is in progress, delaying lines until repairs are completed, expected by Saturday morning.
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The
Street Railway Company
West Lenox Street
East Boston Ferry
Old Heath Street
Roxbury Crossing
Tremont House
Belt Line
Central Power Station
Yale Men See Intercollegiate Rowing Pact
Yale students view a Cornell led move by Cornell Columbia and Pennsylvania to form an intercollegiate rowing association as a possible plan to pit a Yale race against them. The Cornell navy wrote Yale’s president inviting Yale to a New York meeting, with Yale likely declining membership.
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New Haven
Conn
Cornell Navy
Yale Navy
Cornell
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
New York
Toddo
Italy lifts ban on U S swine products with certs
Washington Oct 22 The Department of State received a cable from Mr Whitehouse the American charge d affaires at Rome stating Italy has removed the restriction on importing swine products from the United States if accompanied by inspection certificates. The decree against live swine remains in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of State
Whitehouse
Rome
Italy
United States
Suicide attempt by NY Stock and Produce Exchange member
William T. White, 40, a member of the New York Stock and Produce Exchanges, residing at 1257 Pacific Street Brooklyn, shot himself at the Clarendon Hotel in Brooklyn yesterday. He left letters to the hotel keeper and his wife. the wound was reported fatal.
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New York
William T. Whitehouse
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
Maine Road Passenger Notice on Oct 25
On Sunday Oct 25 Western Division passenger trains will start from and arrive at the Eastern Division station on Causeway street Boston due to rebuilding the bridge near Prison Point. Service runs from first train in the morning until 10 30 p m.
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Maine Road
Prison Point
Western Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Causeway Street
Boston
Corner Stone Laid at St Thomas Episcopal Church
Dover New Hampshire October 22 corner stone of St Thomas Episcopal Church laid with church papers and the church history placed under the stone.
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Dover
N. H
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Annual meeting of the American Association in Cucaco
Chris Von der Ahe of St Louis Zach Phelps of Louisville and about 500 baseball managers and players attended the annual American Association meeting in Cucaco Executive session heard reports on finances and a vote to admit the New Chicago Club Protest over umpire fines and disputed decisions were sustained President Phelps condemned suspicions around league games and noted a rift with the League The local Association Club organized with George H Williams president and Fred Pfeffer manager
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Cucaco
Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis
Zach Phelps
Louisville
American Association
Philadelphia
J. E. Wagner
William Barnie
Washington
Mike Scanlan
Ed Sutherland
C. von der Ahe
Columbus
Gus Schmelz
C. Born
Ralph Lazarus
Boston
Harry Stevens
Julian K. Hart
Milwaukee
Charles Cushman
Baltimore
H. van der Horst
T. J. Batman
John Chapman
Chicago Club
Kerins
Washingtons
McLaughlin
Phelps
Association
George H. Willams
Fred Pfeffer
Nancy Hanks Abandons Record Bid at Cumberland Park
About 2000 spectators braved cold as Nancy Hanks canceled an attempt to lower her record at Cumberland Park. She instead ran an exhibition mile to cheers, while the day featured trotting and pacing races with multiple classes and purses and times listed for each heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hanks
NasHvil
Ovens
Daisy
Speer
Lalene
Captain Hanson and Cara Win Mystic Park Colt Stakes
Captain Esau Cooper’s Captain wins the best two of three heats in the Mystic Park somerville colt stakes competition. George Hanson places second with his entrant, Cara takes third, with purses distributed 70 20 and 10 percent. Jack Bowen of Medford fields Matternam and Stowaway in mark attempts finishing 2:31 and tying 2:29 respectively.
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Mystic Park
Esau Cooper
Captain
K. W. Sturtevant
George Hanson
W. D. Hayden
Cara
Jack Bowen
Medford
Marks
Matternam
Nutwood
Stowaway
Viking
Trotting at Saugus Draws Protest Over Gray Dan Win
In Franklin Trotting Park race at East Saugus three noted horses Gray Dan M and C and Mischief competed for a purse. Gray Dan won but M and C owners protest asserting win by protest with times 2 60, 6 00, 2 50 in mile heats best 3 of 5 harness racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magridge & Coombs
Evan Kvans
G. G. Mischief
Six Die After Boiler Burst at North Dakota Farm
A threshing machine boiler exploded near Mayville, North Dakota, killing six men named N Ersburger, Hans Baarstadt, A L Marsh, A W Blowers, William Clark and an unknown companion. The blast was caused by cold water being injected into a hot boiler as water level ran low.
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Mayvinte
N. D
N. Ersburger
Hans Baarstadt
A. L. Marsh
A. W. Blowers
William Clark
Registration Noted as Significant in Boston
Senator James Donovan praises Boston registration as highly satisfactory for the Democratic party, while a Republican Club member notes strong interest and a large vote. He says the off year shows an unusual campaign and that outlying towns’ registration, closing Saturday night, will be watched closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donovan
Boston
Democratic Party
Republican Club
Russell
Diverse railroad and industrial stock quotes surface
A compiled list of quarterly and semi annual stock prices across multiple railroads and mining firms. Entries include Boston & Maine, Montana Mining, Chicago Rock Island, Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland, Durango Dwane, Evansville Terre Haute, and more with date notes in November and October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Semtann
Enn
Montana Mining CO
Mit
Nase, Cuatt & St Louis
NAT Cordage Co
NAT Starch Co
New York
New England
Oriental Coffee House
Pullman Palace Carn Co
Everett Mills
Tamarack Mining Co
Wheeling & Lake
Proposed Investments Bonds To Be Placed In Brockton Mass
City authorities authorize issue of City Halls bonds totaling 100000 with no further details provided. Multiple corporations seek capital across several states including Newburyport Spicer Electro Power Development and Acme Motor and Machinery, with projects ranging from polishing machines to gas and electricity manufacturing, amounts from 250000 to 1500000.
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Brockton
Mass
Common Council
City Halls
Newpuryport
Electric Boot & Shoe Polishing Company
E. 2
Shaw
Lynn
Spicer Electro Power Development Company
Aaron F. Smith
Prepmaner
W. Va
Henry Coal & Coke Company
Stephen LB. Elkins
East St. Louis
Itt
Acme Motor & Machinery Company
Charles A Loring
Manufactuer Machinery
Curcaco
Connecticut
Smokeless Fuel Gas Company
T. «. Hall
Mining Stock Prices and Market Tidbits
The page shows closing quotations for mining stocks dated Oct 22 with listings for Ock, Col.Coat, Cal & Va, Hocking, Bel Homestake, Gould & Curry, Ontario, Quicksilver, Best Belcher, Chollar, Standard, Crown Point and Yellow Jacket. Prices range from low single digits to around 16.50 for some. Also included are U.S. railroad and commodity figures, tolls, and references to Norges and West Coast listings. The tone resembles a market note from a late 19th or early 20th century financial page.
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Istalvo
doBa
Ha Mong. &. m
Rk. G. W
Sola
Gen
Hite
St. E. Cous
Rex
Sts
West Sl
Con
Cal & Va
Gould & Curry
Ontario
Opmir Seeaeeeeeets
Novaya
Ceaveses
London and Paris Financial Bulletin Oct 22
London market notes list Consols at 951-16, U S 4s 121, various stocks trading with modest shifts. Bank of England bullion fell £384,000 in a week while reserve ratio rose to 57.55 percent. Paris reports Bank of France weekly gold up 925,000 francs and silver up 175,000 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Post
Boston & Montana Mining Company
Great Falls
Boston & Montana Company
Surnaces
Bigelow
Nelson
East Boston Land
Inquirer
Kansas City
Fortscott
Memphis
Inc
Clinton
Springfield
Baltimore & Ohio
Flint & Pere Marquette
James E. Cutter
Superior Criminal Court
Augusta
West End
New York Stock and Produce Exchanges
Baseball Matters
A. A
New Chicago Club
Dom
Cumberland Park
Somerville Colt
Saugus
Gray Dan
NEW York Stock Sales
Best. & Mont. 'S
HM. & Mo
St. Il
U& Wa
M. V
B.B
O. M
L. C
L. Gs
U.N.C.M
Sean Seer
Alton &I. tLe
Seer
Ener Co
Wat. L
Canada
Len
R. Ge
Lou
Green Bay
Great Northen
Louis
Long Island
Luke Be
Ee City
Lake Shore
Wee Mobile & Ohio
Luz Mab
L. Suu
Mein
LL. W& W
Central
Sore
N.Y
N. J. Central
No. Aus. Co
West
W. P
Loiu
Lb&s
Usiy
Ible Ly U
Pacific
Gulf
Wabash I’ac
Zula
Wis
W. le
Adams
Fargo
Phellic Mail
U.S
Fu. W
P. Ee
Pee K
Pac
Spitzer & CO
Congress Street
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
National Bank of North America
Franklin Street
News Milk St
D. W. Reinhart
T & Wcays
Sears
Aeeare
Bost, & Maing
Maas
C. B
C.J. RK
C&w
Ewer
Flint
Maine Central
Eure
Cal
St. Limesseares
Union Pacific
Wis. Con
Wees Ener
Eree
Arnold Wees
Eeese
Butte & Oo
Hec
Eeee
Catalpa
Ceeseacs Centennial
Duaosin
Ceee
Kearsage
LOY
Napa
National
Ccercess
Liova
Obcedia Cere
Bike Santa Fe
Ceees
Wolvering
All Land Companies
Anniston City
Sane
Ener
Eere Aspinwall
Eeeree
Wear
Boothbay
Goston
Brookline
Boylston Street
Cutler
French Bay
Newport
San Diego
Bnd
Lopeka
Winter Harbor
Wollaston
Toy
Samson
Thom H. Elec
Washington Bank
Am. Cat. Oil
Sugar K
OPTEL
Eee
Bay State Gas
Detroit
Wayne Elec
Ilinolis Steel
Lead
Eeenee Ween
T.H. Trust
Thom Lee
Do Trust
Elec
Westinghouse
Isis
FAW, Prescott & CO
Devonshire St
Bb Ee Postes
Calhck
Piomostors
Williain Bo
W. Preacott & Co
Devonshire Street
Hiehaat
Sitguverr
Eo Stosink
Charterarade, Equiv
Ila
F. W. Prescott & Co
Fastern Electric Cable Co
Thoimson-Houston Electric
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Wayne Electric Co
European Welding Co
Detroit Electric
theca.Oe
District of Massachusetts
Circuit Court of the United States
Wesry M. Williams
Francis S. Fise
U. S. Circuit Court
Guy Cunsingiam
Gloucester
Francis Vs. Fiake
Wilvias Aluayrr
Ofinhe
Pransus SO Misk
Messengen
Cort Square
Hoxton
Svid County
Sullyik
Fred H. Seavey
Cosmom
American Loan and Trust Company
State Street
Amos Blanchard
Pullman’s Palace Car Co
Cuba
A. & Weinshelmer
Secretacs
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