Strong market carries broad gains on Wall Street stocks
The October 28 market session shows broad strong activity with industrials leading gains. Railroads mild but steady. Pressed Steel Car and Amalgamated headlines buoy optimism while money markets firm and foreign exchange firm as bulls push copper and other equities.
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Wall Street
St. Paul
Pacific
Pressed Steel Car Company
London
Bank of England
India Council
India
Egypt
Berlin
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Boston
New York
Morgan and Perkins Meet Lamsdorff Over Russian Loan
J Pierpont Morgan Jr and George W Perkins were presented to Foreign Secretary Lamsdorff by Chargé Eddie in St Petersburg. The talks indicate no industrial concessions will accompany the large Russian loan. American participation appears skeptical of the terms offered by Russia.
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Morgan
ST. Petersburg
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
George W. Perkins
Lamsdorff
Eddy
Gossip of the Street Prompts Buy Interest in Chemical Company
The misc list activity spurs chatter as brokers say buying focuses on American Agricultural Chemical and its earning potential justifies a quick advance. Courtlandt Babcock retires November 1 from Babcock Swartwort Co with Swartwort Appenzelar to follow. Superintendent Morehouse reports a high grade ore discovery at Soto north in Guanacevi Mexico 300 feet level Otero shaft.
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Commission
Boston
Allouez
Old Dominion
North Butte
Americal Agricultural Chemical Common
American Woolen Common
Massachusetts Gas
State Street
American Agricultural Chemical Common
Courtlandt
Mining stocks and ore findings drive Boston market news
Values in other portions of the properties are holding with depth. The seventh level south on the Porvenir mine is showing heavy values. A November mill start is anticipated. Greene Gold-Silver offers 100000 shares at par with withdrawal and rejection rights. Dividend news from Old Dominion and Daly-West outlined. A new director for Faneuil Hall Bank and Osceola and Majestic ore finds reported.
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Porvenir
Board of Directors
Greene Gold-Silver Company
Treasury
Charles 8. Smith
Old Dominion Company
United Globe Mines
Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelting Company
Globe
Arizona
Daly- West Mining Company
John J. Bates
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Leander M. Haskins
Old Dominion
Greene Consolidated Copper
Houghton
Osceola
Continental Zinc Company
Kittery
Salt Lake
Majestic Company
Harrington-Hickory
Star
Porphyry Dyke
Newhouse
Ingels
Boston Belting Company
Adventure
Brady
Boston Elevated Railway
F. E. Peabody
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Francis H. Peabody
Exchange Place
Ahmeek
Utah
Arizona Commercial
Duluth
Lake Superior
Pittsburg
Pittsburg & Duluth
Utah Apex
Majestic
Nevada
Standard Oil
Hornblower & Weeks
Towle & Fitzgerald
Boston
SOULE
Boston Market Second Instalment and Dividends Paid
The Boston Market reports a second instalment paid and ex-dividend. Assessment settled. Total sales include listed stocks 78 853 shares, bonds 67000 dollars, unlisted stocks 25 6535 shares.
Dividend notices from Dominion Company of Maine United Globe Mines and Quincy Market
Dividends payable listed for Dominion Company of Maine 50 cents per share on Dec 15 United Globe Mines 6.50 per share on Dec 1 and Quincy Market Cold Storage Warehouse Company semi annual 8 per share on Nov 1.
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Dominion Company of Maine
United Globe Mines
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse Company
Packers Challenge Indictment Over Testimony Use
The Packers seek dismissal of their federal indictment for illegal conspiracy claiming testimony and data were compelled before the Secretary of Commerce and Labor and used by United States District Attorney Morrison to obtain the charges. They filed a special plea in bar and a second plea arguing the matter was referred to the President and ultimately to the district attorney.
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Chicago
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
United States
Morrison
Grosscup
Beef Trust
Bar
Packers
Oil firm seeks relief in N Y N H & H rate case
In Cleveland on October 23 the Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings on a complaint by W E Wall president of the Fred G Clark Oil Co against the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad. Wall alleges unjust discrimination in freight rates. The railroad argues its oils are too combustible to grant favored rates. An analytical chemist testified for the oil firm to counter the claim.
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Cleveland, CO
Prouty and Fifer
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. E. Wall
Fred G. Clark Oil Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
State Treasurer Says Public Funds Protected After Bank Failure
Harrisburg Penn Oct 23 State Treasurer Mathues reported in his office that about 1 030 000 dollars of state funds were in the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny at the time of failure. He said 632 000 belonged to the general fund and the rest to the sinking fund and he has reason to believe the state was amply protected.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Mathues
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Boston Artist Pomp Cleared in Negligent Shooting Case
Herman Popp, Boston artist, was discharged in Municipal Court after arraignment on a warrant charging negligent and fatal shooting of his guide Daniel Durgin in a 10,000 acre tract. Evidence showed the gun went off when Popp stumbled, striking Durgin in the legs.
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Skowhegan
Herman
Boston
Daniel Durgin
Popp
Durgin
Hatpin Heroine Stops Highwayman In Millville
Carrie Bullocks a mill operative fought off a highwayman on a wooded road. After being throttled she stabbed the man with her hatpin, causing him to cry out in pain and flee. An armed posse led by her father searched the area without success.
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Millville
N. J
Carrie Bullocks
Cunliffe Accused Again in Pittsburgh Larceny Case
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania E G Cunliffe faces a second information charging larceny of 750 dollars on or before October 9 the day he vanished with 100000. He waived a hearing and plans to appear before the grand jury. Family members corroborate his statements while officials plan possible retractions of cruelty reports.
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Pittsburg
Penn
E. G. Cunliffe
C. H. Hiner
Adams Express Company
Cunliffe
Grand
H. W. Bearce
Philadelphia
Fire on Summer Street Causes $15000 Loss
A basement blaze at the five story brick building housing C H McKenney gas fixtures and salesroom on Summer Street was controlled by firefighters after threatening the business district. Losses total about $15000 with most damage to glasswork. fire discovered by a Fallsson Co. employee and alarm sounded from Box 47. The cause remains unknown.
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Summer Street
Amory Heirs
C. H. McKenney
McKenney
Fallsson Co
Frank Ewin
Franklin
Box 47
Hawley Street
Alvaton
Fire Department
Fire destroys Katharine II yacht in Boston harbor
City Point South Boston yachtsmen report a blaze aboard the Katharine II an auxiliary yawl owned by Boston parties. Captain Charles O Peters and Mate George Leslie of Pastime were first to spot smoke and towed the burning vessel to Marine Park where two hours of effort extinguished the fire. Damage estimated at 2000 with mystery over the blaze's origin as owner and crew had not appeared since a week ago Sunday.
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City Point
Boston
Charles O. Peters
George Leslie
Marine Park
Boston Board of Marine
Nassau
N. P
Hattie C. Luce
Cooper
New York
Mobile
Bimini
Waltham Starts Crackdown on Hens in City Districts
The Waltham Board of Health moves to remove hens from Bleachery district homes after licenses breached enclosure rules. Five property owners targeted, with possible revocation of licenses in Ward 3. Ward 7 Chemistry district to face similar action amid ongoing complaints.
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Waltham
Board of Health
Ward 7
Thirteen pups in litter tied to New Hampshire dog
A cocker spaniel owned by David Thibodeau of Green Mountain Claremont New Hampshire produced a record litter of 13 pups all healthy and strong.
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Claremont
N. H
Casualties on Trains Reach High 1905 Toll
Washington report shows in the year to June 30 1905 there were 886 persons killed and 13 883 injured in railroad accidents. Compared with 1904 the total killed rose 11 and injuries 4 123 with passengers taking all the increase in deaths.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mail Tubes Seized Halting New York Postal Service
New York October 23 The pneumatic mail tubes in New York and Brooklyn were seized by receivers after the New York Mail and Transportation Company defaulted on interest payments. Emergency wagons and autos moved incoming and outgoing letters as miles of conduits linking the central post office to the Grand Central depot were taken.
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New York
Brooklyn
New York Mail & Transportation Company
Central Post Office
Grand Central Depot
Fisheries Market Thrives at the Boston Water Front
At T wharf fish dealers reported a busy market with 621,600 pounds landed. Haddock led with 233,500 pounds followed by cod 67,100 hake 103,000 pollock 67,500 cusk 47,000 and halibut 3,000. The Gertrude brought 15,000 pounds of cusk as part of its haul. Captain Williamson on the Thomas A Cromwell boasted a 94,000 pound season record. Prices ranged from 2.5 to 4.5 cents per pound for various species. The Ivernia sails for Queenstown and Liverpool with 322 passengers and 14,000 barrels of apples aboard. The Sagamore faced rough seas and arrived late from Liverpool with 1 cattleman and general cargo. Imports exceeded exports in Boston last week. Paposa set sail for Buenos Aires after securing sailors. The port saw several other vessels, crews, and cargo movements through the day.
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T Wharf
Gertrude
Flora J. Sears
Tecumseh
Emily Cooney
Natalie V. Nelson
Thomas A. Cromwell
Bill Williamson
Natalie B. Nelson
Haddock
Cunard
Ivernia
W. T. Turner
Queenstown
Liverpool
Shipping News Miniature Almanac and Arrivals
Weather and tides alongside a list of arrived ships, cleared vessels and sailings. Includes White Star Line passsengers aboard Sagamore and numerous steamers and schooners bound for ports such as Liverpool Naples and Portland with cargoes and towings noted.
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Romanic
Hambleton
Genoa
Palermo
Naples
St. Michaels
White Star Line
Sagamore
Fenton
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Admiral Dewey
Porter
Jamaican
Phenix
Nor
Larsen
Harald
Berg
Louisburg
C. B
City of Augusta
Johnson
Savannah
Gloucester
Dizer
Baltimore
Norfolk
Kanawha
Dudley Pray
Coffin
New York
Clara
Drifton
Cheektowaga
Farnham
Perth Amboy
Pares Bluster
Brunette
Burden
Lehigh
McGoldrick
Cto
Baronet
Bustle
Buttress
Beverly
Portland
Lenape
Anderson
Philadelphia
Ephrata
Treverton
Paxinos
Portsmouth
N. H
Scylla
Doane
Sears- Ae Me
George H
Nottingham
Beers
Port Johnson
Co. R. R
Tormentor
Downey
Camden
Waltham
McConnell
J. Lindsey
Gross
Red Beach
Robert Pettis
Perkins
Penobscot
J. S. Glover
Perry
Calais
C. B. Kennard
Freeman
Sadie A. Kimball
Burns
Steamer Collision Sends Ships to Quebec for Repairs
The Norwegian steamer Tordenskjold and the Euphemia bound for Hamburg collided near Quebec this morning. Both vessels were badly damaged and diverted to Quebec for repairs.
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Montreal
Tordenskjold
Euphemia
Hamburg
Quebec
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Salt Lake City
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