Liquidation in Evidence in Stock Market News
The market showed dullness with scattered liquidation and early short selling. Bears favored the pace amid labor unrest and possible gold exports, while bulls pointed to improved monetary conditions and coal settlement prospects. Copper Range led gains, others fell. Western rails weakened on Atchison’s weak report and labor fears.
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Bears
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Boston
Amalgamated
Dominion
London
New York
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Atchison Common
Southern Pacific
Burnham & Haynes
Board of Trade
Frank S. Colton
F. S. Colton & Co
State Street
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Houghton
Mich
Heath
Boy Invents Land Ship At Lafayette Mall
Rufus Fennel of 33 Lenox Street Roxbury demonstrated his self built land ship fashioned from a baby carriage with a two rope steering sail. The contraption reportedly reaches speeds up to five miles an hour on hills and level ground drawing curious crowds and widespread amusement.
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Lafayette Mall
Rufus Fennel
Lenox Street
Roxbury
Thief Steals Seven Silver Plates From Tremont Temple Service
Tremont Temple seeks help from Station 2 and the city detective bureau after a thief robbed the deacons room chiffonniere during a communion service, taking seven of the 19 silver bread plates and damaging several pieces to test value. The theft targets items with sentimental value linked to the temple’s history.
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Tremont
Tremont Temple
Station 2
City Detective Bureau
Lorimer Hall
Plimpton
Hill Attacks Odell Administration At Madison Square Garden
A Democratic mass meeting at Madison Square Garden featured speakers including Adlai Stevenson, James K. Jones, Bird S. Coler, and William R. Hearst. They urged tariff reform, criticized Republican trust policies, and denounced Odell administration actions while pledging unity to oust the GOP in upcoming elections.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Adlai H. Stevenson
Hill
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Griggs
Georgia
Hird
Coler
W. R. Hearst
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Sulzer
Tammany Hall
Greater New York
Senator Jones
Hearst
Republican Party
Jones
Bird S. Coler
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Congress
Senate
House
Cuba
Spain
Most Brilliant Social Season Boston Ever Saw Promised
Boston society promises a brilliant coming winter with a large debutante crop. Edith Andrew returns from Paris with nieces Cornelia and Elizabeth, headlining the season. Other notable debutantes include Katherine and Margaret Browne, Higginson, Mollie Lowell, Nellie Lindsay, May Perkins, Eleanor Sohier, Warren, Vaughan, Dorothy MacVane, and May Almy, among others, with dinners, balls, and elaborate coming out parties planned across Beacon Street, Marlboro, and Cambridge.
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Katherine Browne
Margaret Browne
Dorothy McVane
Higginson
Mollie Lowell
Nellie Lindsay
Mary Perkins
Mary Vaughan
Boston Society
Doston Society
Edith Andrew
John F. Andrew
Beacon Street
Miss Andrew
Paris
Boston
Cornelia
Elizabeth
Europe
Nathaniel
Layard
John E. Thayer
High Society
New York
Newport
Philadelphia
Adolph Ladenburg
Thayer
E. V. R. Thayer
Brown Girls
Katherine
Margaret
William Maynadler Browne
Causten Browne
Marlboro Street
Miss Higginson
J. L. Higginson
John Lowell
Commonwealth Avenue
St. Paul's
May Perkins
Charles Eliot Perkins
Parkes
Eleanor Sohier
W. D. Sohier
Warren
Samuel PD. Warren
May Vaughan
Cambridge
Dorothy MacVane
Professor MacVane
Harvard
May Almy
Mechanics' Fair Ends Sixth Final Week in 1992
Crowds fill the final six days of the Mechanics' Fair with Wellesley Day a success as college girls sing and root for Maryland My Maryland and Chicago band Phinney's delivers strong program. Rev Henry Saunders of a large East End parish and Lady Henry Somer set visit with Miss Cameron to study American social conditions and home department exhibits.
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Wellesley
Maryland
Phin
Ninth rivals in Charlestown campaign trails
Congress candidates Conry and ex-Senator Kelcher canvassed Charlestown with door to door stops along Main and Bunker Hill. The cost was about 50 dollars for the three hour tours. Conry drew strong crowds on Main street while Kelcher reported positive sentiment.
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Conry
Kelcher
Charlestown
Main Street
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown Neck
Dennison
Roughan Hall
Keliher
Corbett
Congress
Dolan
Common Council
Ward 5
Harrington
Quigley
Two Rallies Held by Republicans in Fall River
In Fall River on October 27 two large Republican rallies were held, one downtown and another in the south end. Principal speaker Hon. John J. Bates cited the 1892 financial panic and Boston poor seeking relief as evidence of Democratic governance, blaming 1893 conditions on the Wilson tariff. Other speakers included U S Representative George P. Lawrence, Representative William Schofield, Mayor Grimes, and City Solicitor Dubuque.
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Fall River
John J. Bates
Boston
State House
Bates
George P. Lawrence
William Schofield
Malden
Grimes
Dubuque
Democrats Gather in West Quincy for Big Meeting
In West Quincy at St Marys Hall a large Democratic rally drew many attendees. Speakers included James A. Gallivan David I Walsh Joseph F OConnell A Silverman Joseph F Whall Allied Printing Trades Council William G Harber and congressional candidate William S McNary. The session closed with cheers for Gaston and McNary.
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Quincy
Democrats
West Quincy
St. Mary's Hall
John J. Dugan
James A. Gallivan
David I. Walsh
Joseph F. O'Connell
A. Silverman
Joseph F. Whall
Allied Printing Trades Council
William G. Harber
William S. McNary
Congress
Gaston
McNary
Roads Speaks Twice at Salem Rally
A well attended Democratic rally was held in the Cadet Armory with speeches by Hon. Samuel Roads Jr candidate for Congress William A Murphy of Boston the Rev Josiah Quincy and Rev George Moore of Lynn arousing enthusiasm Roads and Murphy also spoke in Beverly after the Salem gathering.
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Salem
Samuel Roads, Jr
Congress
William A. Murphy
Boston
Josiah Quincy
George Moore
Lynn
Roads
Mr. Murphy
Beverly
Open letter criticizes Dem rally silence on Gaston
Edward W. Ryan of East Boston writes that at a Democratic rally in Stirk's Hall speakers ignored governor candidate William A. Gaston. He protests a strategy against Gaston, urges support for Gaston and reminds that on November 4 another Democratic office is to be filled, addressing Messrs Conry Conry, McClellan Nolan Kelly.
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Tom Messrs
Joseph A. Conry
William F. McClellan
James F. Nolan
John L. Kelly
Stirk's Hall
William A. Gaston
East Boston
Gaston
Conry
Gasn
Edward W. Ryan
Byron Street
East
Boston
Fitchburg Republican Rally Draws Large Crowd
Fitchburg October 27 crowd packed the Republican rally with speeches by Congressman Tirrell on trusts, M. J. Murray of Boston on trusts and Socialism, and General Curtis Guild Jr. The event, one of the season’s largest rally turnouts, was presided over by A. H. Lowe, candidate for Governor's council.
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Fitchburg
Tirrell
M. J. Murray
Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
A. H. Lowe
Fels-Naptha Soap Soaks Away Stains Better
A detergent claim notes that soaking clothes with Fels Naptha soap is superior to boiling for stain removal. The naphtha content is highlighted as the key factor, delivering cleaning power without boiling.
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