Market Roundup Mixed as Stocks Show Narrow Trading
Friday's New York market remained narrow and irregular with no change from the week. St Paul and Union Pacific led small gains while Ann Arbor preferred, Iowa Central preferred, and Wisconsin Central preferred posted notable advances amid talk of a UP St Paul deal. The Erie Telephone fell sharply in local trading, and copper producers showed cautious activity as smelter and consolidation news circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Ann Arbor
Iowa Central
Wisconsin Central
Northwestern
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine
Philadelphia
Lake Shore
Treasury
Keene
Morgan
United States
Michigan
Arizona
Montana
California
Utah
Buffalo
Calumet & Hecla Company
Erie Telephone
Lowell
Lowell Bank
Erie Telephone Company
Butte
Mont
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Lake Superior, Flint Steel
Caledonia Properties
Ontonagon County
Mass, Michigan
Adventure Mines
Lake People
T. Henry Mason
W. R. Todd
Quincy Company
Lake
New York Stock Exchange
J. H. Allen
American Investment Company
Kilby Street
Bingham Copper Boy Mining Company
Bingham Copper Boy Mine
Highland Boy Mine
Bingham Copper Boy
Fragmentary Note on Blocking and Timing
A cryptic fragment notes a ten year block and instruction to leave tomorrow, signed by PINKHAM. The text lacks context, parties, or location, leaving unclear implications or actions involved.
Boston stock sales opening prices and bids today
Boston stock market report lists the highest and lowest sales and shows the closing bid and asked prices for today. The data reflects prices current on October 25 with figures across major listings and market activity.
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Boston
Carnegie Silent On Politics As He Plans New York Visit
London reports Andrew Carnegie will remain neutral in New York City politics due to ongoing relations with city officials over gifts. He declines publication comments on the election while urging accurate coverage and criticizing a London Times misrepresentation. He discusses the Nicaraguan Canal as American funded by Americans and notes plans to sail to New York aboard the St Louis with Mrs Carnegie and peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Andrew Carnegie
New York City
New York
Carnegie
London Times
Associated Press
Great Britain
America
Mr. Carnegie
Change of Time on the W Y N H and 4
Winter timetable for the New York New Haven and Hartford Railway goes into effect at 12 01 a m Sunday Oct 27 with major service changes. Sunday Fall River service to New York will end after Oct 27 and the Federal Express may omit stops at Mansfield Attleboro and Pawtucket.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
Fall River
Boston
New York
Federal Express
Shoreline
Maryland
Washington
Mansfield
Attro
Pawtucket
Providence
Insetiediove
North Easton
Stoughton
Provincetown
Hyannis
Chatham
Wood's Hole
Buzzard’s Bay
Cottage City
Nantucket
Vineyard Haven
Edgartown
Cohasset
Plymouth
Cohasset Wi
South Duxbury
Scituate
Fzmouth
Braintree
South Shore
South Braintree
Whitman
Seipalio
Dean's Ointment Promises Gentle Skin Relief
An ad-style claim touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for eczema and related skin troubles. It stresses gentle action on sensitive skin and lists drugstores as the sale point, priced at 50 cents.
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Dean
Sol Jacobs Loses the Helen M Gould in Harbor Fire
North Sydney N G Oct 25 The Helen M Gould sailing and steam vessel from Gloucester Mass capt Sol Jacobs sits on fire at anchor after crew abandon ship. The vessel carries 2000 gallons of gasoline and may be total loss. Built last year at Gloucester for about 15000 dollars with 99 tons net 149 tons gross insured in Boston firms. Jacobs known as the King of the Mackerel Killers faces financial loss as the ship was to be used for a West Indies winter voyage.
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North Sydney
N. G
Helen M. Gould
Gloucester
Mass
Sol Jacobs
Boston
Miss Gould
Gould
West Indies
Jacobs
Pacific
Sunday Baptist and Union Church Services Across Boston
Local congregations list morning and evening sermons at First Baptist on Commonwealth Avenue with Dr. Rowley and Dr. Pant, plus Ruggles Street Baptist, Temple Baptist Tremont Church, Dudley Street Baptist, Old South Congregational, People's Temple, Tremont Street M E Church, and numerous spiritualist and Unitarian gatherings with pastors including Lorimer, Gordon, Hanna, Dorchester, and Wendte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Dr. Rowley
Dr. Pant
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
C. C. Case
Temple Baptist Tremont Church
George C. Lorimer
Wermon
Holy Spirit
Holy Catholic Church
Grimer
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Old South Church
Third
George A. Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. O. Hanna
Perople’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Cornet
Miss Morse
M. E
Tremont and
Concord Streets
Charles E. Davie
Elijah
Pike
Miss Covell
Fannie Marrinda
Tremont ‘Street
Roxbury
Spirit Communications
Schubert Quartet
Lynn Spiritualists' Association
Cadet Hall
Alex. Caird
Lizzie Harlow
Harmony Hall
Washington street—Circle
Fagin
Rime
Bruce
New Bedford
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter
Confucius
William Shallspere
N. J. Willis
M . Goff
Minnie M. Soule
Stor
Legion of Wonor
Huntington Avenue
Berkeley Temple
George 8
McNutt
C Morehouse
Union Park
Park Street
Tremont Temple
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston Street
J. H. Small
Hartwell Pratt
Springfield
Mary Upham
Bethany Mission
Haymarket Square
Merrimac Street
Baker
Stanifordtreet Mission
Staniford Street
Twelfth Baptist Church
Phillips Street
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
Wilkinson
Hall Sisters
Jenness
Indian Healing Circle
Christian Missionary Alliance
William Franklin
India
Bromfield Street Church
James M. Gray
Boston
Ira E. David
Brockton
George Egerton
Africa
Tillman B. Johnson
Lynn
Republic
Universal Brotherhood Organization
Theosophical Society
Katherine Tingley
Mt. Vernon Street
THE
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
M. Landis
Overcoat Department Sale Notices In City Store
Weather warm early in the week but Bernard M Wolf’s overcoat department at Maneuver Las Pere and 68 in the city continued to offer coats. The brief notice highlights an ongoing sale in a local shop.
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Bernard M. Wolf
Manover Las Pere
Busy shops and heavy trade prompt October optimism
R G Dun notes full operation across mills shops and furnaces through year end with contracts into 1902. Leather and woollen goods show tight supplies and rising leather prices while wholesale trade remains steady with strong orders for spring lines. Failures rise in US and Canada but overall freight and cotton movements improve amid wage hikes and wage-related price gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Fall River
Extermination theory shocks Cornell audience in new address
In Ithaca, Professor H H Powers of Cornell urged killing the weak to strengthen society, arguing nature neglects its duty and modern warfare spares no one. He compared weak to rattle snakes and called for extermination by artificial means despite practical concerns about who defines weak and fit.
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Ithaca
N. Y
H. H. Powers
Cornell University
Nature
Professor Powers
Obligation of an Association Man to the Community
The Massachusetts and Rhode Island State convention of the Young Men’s Christian Associations met in Fitchburg with talks on community obligation and how the association should engage boys. Speakers included A B Roe Worcester, A B Williams Jr New York, E M Robison New York, and James Logan Worcester.
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Fitchburg
Young Men's Christian
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Roe
Worcester
A. B. Williams, Jr
New York
H. M. Moore
Boston
Raymond §. Hall
Norman Cole
Newport
Robert Gilson
Southbridge
William ©. Leonard
Salem
E. M. Robinson
Frederic H. Fuller
Providence
James Logan
Lloyd W. Tomkins
Jaeger Wool Undergarments for Cold Weather
Guardian advice urges wool undergarments to fight rheumatic pangs and catarrhal sneezes. The Jaeger brand is recommended for its pure wool and guaranteed quality. Five weight options offer choices for fall and winter needs.
Marlboro Boy Shot to Death in Hunting Accident
Dennis Dunn, 11 year old son of Frederick Dunn of Marlboro, was accidentally killed near Marlboro when a rifle fired by Joseph Santoro struck him in the head as Dunn stepped between the shooter and a target during a hunting trip. Santoro was one year older or younger than the victim.
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Marlboro
Dennis Dunn
Frederick Dunn
Joseph Santoro
Santoro
Dunn
Shipping Notes From Boston Harbor Coast Week Exports Rise
Eight transatlantic liners departed this port since Saturday with a total wheat and corn shipment near 598,966 bushels while six other steamships carried varied grain. Ocean traffic includes repairs, new sails, and vessel movements as schooner Hildegarde and others undergo outfitting and towing. Shipping and yacht news mix with cargo updates and harbor incidents.
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Hull
Eng
New York
Allan Line
Glasgow
Hildegarde
Lawley’s Yard
Boston
West Indies
RE. J. Coleman
George Wells
William of
Germany
Bigelow
Bath Iron Works
A. W. Chesterton
Curlew
Bird Island
Esterton
Central Wharf
Lewis Wharf
Porto Rico
Bayles
John McDermott
James S. Steele
Haddock
Hake
Arther Binney
James Woolley
Gloucester
Dominion Line
John James
Queenstown
Jerusha Baker
Nantucket
Montevideo
Jessie McGregoir
Rosario
Kremlin
Republic
River Platte
Betts Wrecking Company
John Endicott
Harding’s Ledge
Scituate
Warragut
Eter
Bradley
Frances M
Chatham
Clara Goodwin
Fordlant
Monmouth
Montfort
Man in Greer Case Ends Self Destruction After Robbery
Manuel Greer charged in a $110 robbery was found in his room with a smoking revolver. The weapon pierced his forehead but stopped at the skull. he survived after extraction and hospital treatment. Mrs. Margaret Garvey and George Slutchings faced larceny charges in Swasey case, held on $300 until grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Manuel Greer
Calvim F. Swasey
Greer
Margaret Garvey
George Slutchings
Swasey
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H.W. Pattee & Co. Scia
Gal
Marcus
Great Northern
City of Providence
West End Street Railway
Telephone & Telegraph Co
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Metropolitan Water Loan
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Pinkham
Am Bell Ae
C. Bez
T River
Eris
Olin
Anacoa Mining
Arcadian Mining
Ot Mae
Atlantic Mining
Me & Albany
Cal & Heela
Centennial Min
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Berrette
Dom Coal Mint
Dom & Stec Illu
Eel
Erte Tel Tel
Franklin
General Electric
Guanajuato
Isle A Peering
Mexican’ ‘Central Ve 104% Soonigen Reins
Minin
Rutland
Santa Fe Mining
Iss
Seattle
Swift & Co
Trinity Mining
United Fruit
Utah Mint
de Preestes
Ictoria Mining Ae
West End
Winona Mining
Rivals
We Central Oaeeee
Aeining
Unice
North American
National Biscuit
Tee
Eweennee Pallman Palace
Ae Et Steel
Eee
Tennesses
Goal & Tran
Union B
Teaser. & Paper Co
NEW York Stock Exchange Railroads
Clos- Ai
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cilteego
Ind & Puis
Bama & Vmod Western Feeewe
Ofear & Nsmantacn
Hyengo Ter & Trans
O & St Louis
Valley
Illinois
Lake Nortey& Western
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan St Ky
Central
Minneapolis & Stoats Missouri Pac
New Sopa Central
Key York Central
Nester Pacific
Ontario & Western
Canis Southwestern
St Pau
Sethern Pacific Aseuthern Railway
If Pacific
Ein Central
W. Y
N. HE
North Sidney
N. 8
Baptist
Methodist
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Ana Ee Iston
Charles Hinioce
St. John
American Unitarian Association
Mary Manley
Helen E. Matthews
Daniel Cameron
Annie May Whitten
Lil- Mean Tortorella
Zaseidul
Tavier
Butterworth
Coverley
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Lyman Beecher
M. D
Oberlin
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Berkeley Vt
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendte
Martin Luther
F. W. Wodell
Universalist
Cornell
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Milk Street
Benj. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
WF. Trusl
B Turner
Sosy
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