New York Doss the Biggest Business in Eighteen Months
The New York market opened strong with 42000 shares traded in minutes and rapid price gains. Traders anticipated further climbs as commissions bought for the public while insiders and cliques adjusted holdings. late afternoon selling paused only after a very strong close.
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New York
Boston Water Power Company
Moses Williams
John H. Storer
Arthur Lyman
Boston Water Power
Third National Bank
London
Atchison Common
Tlondon
Chicago Junction and Stock Yards
Boston Financial News
Boston
Chicago
United States
Pacific Mail
National Biscuit
New York Funds
Calumet
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Mining
Victorine
Baltic
British Columbia
Mayflower
Butte & Montana
Butte & Boston
Osceola
Centennial
Pioneer and Gold Coin Mines
Boston Stock Exchange
White Knob Copper
Pioneer
The
Pioneer-Lynn
Pioneer-Chelsea
New York Exchange House
Rossland
Greenwood
B. C
Winona
Market summary of Boston stocks and bonds flits today
Boston October 22 report shows highest and lowest sales and closing bid and asked prices. Total sales include listed stocks 43,592 shares bonds 27000 unlisted stocks 22,891 shares bonds 5000. Ex dividend and assessment paid noted.
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Boston
Am Bell Tel
Cji&s Y
Gas & Coke
Adventure Mining
Allouez Mining
Am Ag Chemical
Am Steel & Wire
Leary
Zinc L
Anaconda Mining
Arcadian Mining
Arnold Mining
Atlantic Mining
My BlytBaltic Mining
Bingham Mining
Bonanza Mining
Boston Land
Boston & Albany
Bos & Mon Mining
Boston & Wray
British Colu
Butte & Bos
Cal & Hecla
Centennial Mining
Cen-Eureka Mining
Central Mass
B& ¢ Tee
Cji&sy
Cochit Mining
Elm River
Federal Steel Ee
Fitchburg Eee
Frantiin Mining
Isle Roy We
Dye Pullman Co Planters
Quincy Mining
Rhode Island
Rutland
Tamarack
Torrington Cl
Trimountain
Union ¢ A
Union Pacific
United Fruit
United Shoe
Utah Mining
Victoria
Washington
Wwest
Ieend St Ry
West Elee
Rialto Leasing and Mining stock at Leadville Colorado
Leadville mining promotion extols Rialto Leasing and Mining Company with claims of vast ore, strong past dividends, and near-term profits. Details its claims, depth of shafts, new equipment, and a 50 000 share public offering at 50 cents, plus expected dividends and near $10 share value within a year. Endorsed by Denver and Leadville figures.
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Victoria
F. H. Begole
Kearsarge Lode
Pullman Company
Trimountain
Fay
Pinkham
Leadville
Colorado
U. S
S. F. Emmons
Rialto Leasing and Mining Company
Mahela
Greenback
Small Hopes Consolidated
Marian Mining Companies
Rialto
Etcbert P Istey
Maid of
Small Hopes
Rialto Company
Pyrenees
Walnut Claims
Treasury
Boston
Denver
James H. Crandall
Sec
Denver Stock Exchange
Henry C. Butler
Prize trophies for Ancients to be awarded in May 1901
The Ancients held a special meeting in Wineuil Hall to view prize trophies for the May 1901 awards. An oak bowl from Faneuil Hall, mounted in sterling silver, will crown the best Armed company with a ceremonial cup.
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Wineuil Hall
Faneuil Hall
A. M. Ferris
Dropped Dead at Station Adverts Dean's Ointment
Classified style ad asserts a cure for a dropped dead at station condition using Dean's Ointment. Claims instant relief and permanent cure and sells at drug stores for 20 cents. Source appears as promotional copy for early 20th century patent medicine.
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Dean
Registration gains by ward in Boston 1896 election prep
Comparative tables show Boston registration by ward before and after four years. Republicans lead with a net gain of 5445, Democrats gain 4646, with losses in Dem wards 2 and 9 and Republican wards 10 11 and 12. Ward 21 rises over 2000. Ward 19 Dem gain 996. Ward 24 up 1251.
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Boston
Ward 21
Ward
Newton Women Golfers Contest For Club Championship
Representatives from Brookline Oakley Brae Burn and Concord clubs competed at Daley Country Club Watertown for the Boston Women’s Golf Association title. Eight players qualified for the first round with Mackay leading qualifiers at 102 and Keyes second with 107.
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Pauline Mackay
Oakley Club
Grayn Keyes
Concord Club
Keyes
Oakley
Mornin’s
Paulina Mackay
Oakley Country Club
Rees O
Wea
Elizabeth S. Porter
Acca Cies
Harriet S. Curtis
Ann Louisa A. Wells
Brookline Country Club
OUL -Csscecssss
Gertrude Fiske
Concord
Ea Kek As
Mies W. C. Sargent
L Brookline
Franz Zerrahn
Brookline
Leonard Fowle
Brae-Burn
Grace Stults
Margaret Kennedy
George H. Francis
F. B. Bemis
Elizabeth P. Lawrence
Marie Phelps
Brae-Gburn
C. H. Fay
R. C. Whitman
Mies Ta
B. Bay
A. B. Cobb
Elsie Carr
Alice Stackpole
Margerie Phelps
Milen Joy
Wiliam Swan
Brae Burn
N. C. Sargent
Grookline Country Club
Miss Phelps
Louis A. Wells
Swoboda Physiological Exercise Promises Cure All
Prominent Chicago advocate Alois P. Swoboda promotes a no-equipment exercise system claimed to cure nerve disorders improve digestion and aid sleeplessness for sedentary workers. The testimonial from J Logan Jones KC cites rapid relief from constipation nervous prostration and insomnia after starting the program with instructions for all ages.
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AIAIS
Swolboda
Alois P. Swoboda
Swoboda
Venetian Bros
Chicagro
J. ©. Jones
Jones Dry Goods Co
Kansas City
Chicago
America
All Were For Shaughnessy Unanimous Labor Leader Elected Boston Treasurer
The Boston Central Labor Union unanimously elected Patrick H. Shaughnessy as treasurer. A 35 year old Roxbury resident, he is a sub foreman in Roxbury street cleaning and sanitary service and an active labor organizer, previously cEnsured for opposing the parade invitation. He holds posts in several AFL groups and has long served workingmen of Boston. He is married and well known among city laborers. Funeral attendance noted prominent lawmakers and officials at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Patrick H. Shaughnessy
Boston Central Labor Union
Shaughnessy
Boston
Sanitary and Street
Captain Adams Funeral in Lynn
Captain Jack Adams was honored in a Lynn service from the First Universalist Church at 2 pm after private morning rites at the family home. Post 6 G A R led a guard of honor, with delegations from Masons Odd Fellows Legion of Honor Prisoners of War Medal of Honor Sons of Veterans and Middlesex Club. About 600 Grand Army men from Post 6 marched from the depot to the church for the services.
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Lynn
Jack Adams
First Universalist
Adams
Masons
Odd Fellows
Legion of Honor
X Prisoners of War
Medal of Honor
Sons of Veterans
Middlesex Club
Killed by Train At Dorchester and Seventh Crossing
Patrick Currey aged 60 resident of D Street and Dorchester Avenue and employee of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad was instantly killed by a train at the Dorchester Avenue and Seventh Street crossing last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Currey
D Street
Dorchester Avenue
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Seventh Street
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California Mig. & Inv. Co
Winthrop Bldg
Boston Stock Sales
Raf
Eas
Rialto Leasing
Tremont Building
Edward L. Oppenheim
Broad Street
John L. Hobson
Merrimac Nat. Bank
Haverhill
Mass
I. B. Phillips
Eastern R. R
State Street
Robert B. Estey
Oppenheim & Co
New York Stock Exchange
William G. Reed
Knickerbocker Trust Co
N.Y
Guy M. Spear
State ST
Anclen'ps
Miscellaneous Stock Exchanger
Wilson W. Fay & Coo
Commonwealth Zinoloo Bay State Gas
Fortuna Republica
Harvard
Settee Ae
Boston Little Circle
Eclipse Olsae
Vysteers
Copper King
Arizona
South Dakota
Goldore Mining
Sedalia Copper
Comstock Mining
Railroads
Atchison Eee
Chi & N
Hi& Pee
C & Bt Ll
Col Southern
del & Hudson Sere
Denver & RG
Erie
Northern
Hocking Coal
Hocking Valley
Big
Illinois
Minn & St J
Missouri Pacific
Moblin & Ohio Soo
J Central
Norfolk
Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario
Dom
Cushing
Davis
Batley
Ancients
Montreal
Burlington
Treavy Artillery
A. H. Caton
St Paul
Southern Pacife
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Brooklyn
Col Fuel & Iron
Federal Steel
National Steel Sete
Tron & Steel
Stan Rope & Twine
Hs Tenn Coal & Iron
Tim
Western Union Tee
Eben Sandborn
Newton Golf
Woman's Association
Reaith
Maine
Seested
Kansas City Star
J. Logan Jones
M. G. McLaughlin
Broadway
New York City
Central Labor Union
Pine Grove
Massachusetts
Post Office
Charles C. Frye
Olin
Henry Cabot Lodge
Crane
Bates
Senate
George E. Smith
House
James J. Myers
A. P. Martin
William S. McNary
Dalton
George A. Marden
Samuel Roads, Jr
George S. Evans
Edward A. McLaughlin
J. Q.A. Brackett
S. M. Heeges
Sanderson
Captain Adams
Pine Grove Cemetery
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