New York Strong But Boston Wear
Wall Street faced selling as rumors of trouble in St. Louis circulated during a day of mixed results. Amalgamated Copper rose early then slipped, while copper stocks and local bonds moved with scarce offerings and shifting quotes. Broad market activity showed gains in United States bonds and selective stock moves as traders weighed arbitration prospects and the Montana copper dispute.
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Heath
Father Gasson Lectures Before Erin Court
Rev T S Gasson of the Massachusetts Foresters spoke at St Rose Hall before Erin Court members on Balkans affairs. He argued Turkish rule threatens Christian civilization due to Islamic hostility and lack of stable guiding principles undermining good government and equity.
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Massachusetts Foresters
T. S. Gasson
St. Rose Hall
Order
Balkans
Father Gasson
Edwin Foster Extradited Over 3600 Check Forgery
Edwin Foster, with extradition papers signed by Governor Bates on Monday, was transported to Minneapolis yesterday by a deputy sheriff. He faces a charge of forging a 3600 check.
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Edwin Foster
Bates
Minneapolis
Boston Market Bonds and Stock Sales Report
The market summary shows total sales across listed stocks 24 618 shares and bonds 52 000 dollars. Unlisted stocks account for 10 729 shares amid overall trading activity.
Run on St Louis banks unsettles city but deposits paid
In St Louis on October 27 there was a notable run on savings in local trust companies. Depositors were paid in full at Lincoln Trust Company while Mississippi Valley Trust closed at 3 pm with payments resuming tomorrow. Mercantile Trust Company kept paying inside after 3 pm. directors pledged to guarantee full payment of all deposits.
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Festus J. Wade
Was Connolly Held Up
Cornelius Connolly of 17 Oneida street fell through a plate glass window of the new Old South building last night. Eyewitnesses said two young men robbed him as they fled down the street after one snatched his watch and the other grabbed his throat. Connolly, brought to Court Square station on a drunkenness charge, had hazy memories and no watch on him.
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Court Square
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Irish League Elects Officers in Boston Meeting
The Boston Central Council of the United Irish League held its annual officer election at the American House with Dr T J Dillon presiding. New officers include president Dr T J Dillon, vice presidents William T Phelan and John Cavanagh, secretary John O Callaghan, treasurer Dennis O Reilly. An executive committee features Dr James T Gallagher, P A McVickar, James Cotter, M A Toland, M J Cunniff, Dr O M Sheridan, M Byrnes. Hon P C Coogan addressed attendees.
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James T. Gallagher
Charlestown
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Newton
James ®. Cotter
Child Falls 40 Feet. Boy Survives Lincoln Place Accident
Seven year old William S Benardilli fell from a roof on Lincoln Place yesterday afternoon, a 40 foot drop. He survived with a fractured collar bone and shoulder contusions and was admitted to Relief Hospital.
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Lincoln Place
Mystery in Bechtel girl's murder puzzle in Allentown
In Allentown Pennsylvania on October 27 police investigate the Bechtel murder case. Alfred Eckstein a fiancé whose engagement ring was found in the victim's pockets says he last saw her Sunday evening. David Weisenberg of South Bethlehem drove with the girl yesterday and left for Newark New Jersey this morning. He was at a theatre until 10 30 last night and denies being with the girl at the time. The mother later saw the body carried from a carriage near the house two hours after.
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Penn
Bechtel
Alfred Eckstein
David Weisenberg
South Bethlehem
Land Office Scandals Grow Charged Bribery at La Grande
Washington reports Secretary Hitchcock, back at his desk after illness, ordered Asa B. Thompson suspended as receiver of public moneys at La Grande Oregon following a bribery indictment. He warned more suspensions may follow and said land entry frauds are being reviewed. Also actions against Miss Ware, a commissioner of deeds, over fraudulent land certificates.
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Hitchcock
Asa B. Thompson
Public Land
la Grande
Ore
Ex-Auditor Ladd Dies in Florida at 75
Charles Rensselaer Ladd former Massachusetts state auditor died in Jacksonville after five months at St. Luke's Hospital. He lived in Springfield with brothers Lucius E. and Ariel nearby. He is survived by a wife and an adopted daughter.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Fishing fleet brings in heavy landings amid norwester
The ar rivals at T wharf faced a heavy norwested gale since Monday, with 14 trips and total landings of 295600 pounds of fresh fish. Species included 68400 dock 66200 cod 82000 hake 64000 pollock and 15000 cask. Fleet names listed include Regina Angielena Flirt Fish Hawk Nickerson Navahoe Thomas Brundage Frank Monroe Maud B Murray Charles W Parker Joseph H Cromwell Mary A Gleason Ella M Doughty and Sachem. Haddock sold 5 to 6.5c lb large cod 6.5c, market cod 4-5c hake 11.2c, cask and pollock 1.25-1.34c. Captain Charles McKay becomes skipper of Dorothy. Captain Andrew Doggett now heads Charles W Parker. Captain Hopkins of Admiral Farragut leaves United Fruit Company. S D List to command Admiral Farragut. Ocean Steamship City of Birmingham delayed by strike, due in Friday morning.
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Philadelphia
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Shipping News Miniature Almanac From The Port Ledger
The report lists arrivals cleared and sails of steamers and schooners along the coast. Vessels include Gloucester Dizer Megnants Hale Hector Keene City of Bangor Arey Governor Dingley and City of Gloucester with tugs Mars Calhoun and Maple Hill. Several schooners and barges proceed to various ports including Norfolk Baltimore Philadelphia and New York amid wind and towing operations.
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Congressman Sullivan Stumps For Leahy in District Rally
Congressman John A. Sullivan campaigned for David D. Leahy, Democratic nominee for the district. He urged voters to return the district to the Democratic Party after serving two years representing Wards 10, 12 and 18 in the Senate.
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Senate
David D. Leahy
Captain Hoffman Returns From Abroad to Boston
Former Captain Frederick Hoffman, who resigned as captain of Station 12 three months ago, returns to Boston today after a two months continent tour for his health.
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Frederick Hoffman
Boston
No Arrest Declined in Jennings Case by Municipal Judge
Judge Forsalth of the Municipal Court ruled yesterday that no warrant should be issued against Malachi L. Jennings secretary of the Democratic city committee. The warrant request by Joseph F. O Connell and Senator Harrington stemmed from alleged negligence in filing papers and political maneuvering in Ward 20 and Ward 6. O Connell vowed the fight continues aiming for first ballot position, while Jennings’s camp avoided comment.
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Fire Rips Kingsbridge Two Blocks in New York
A major blaze in Kingsbridge upper Manhattan destroyed twenty houses and several stores and residences. Firemen and a Kingsbridge company member were badly burned and hospitalized. The Kingsbridge Hotel, once a well known roadhouse, was wiped out. Total damage placed near 150000 dollars.
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Power Plant Proposed for Boston Navy Yard
The annual report of Rear Admiral Gs. W. Rae chief of the bureau of steam engineering recommends a power plant for the Boston navy yard costing 250000.
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Gs. W. Rae
Bureau of Steam Engineering
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Woman's Sudden Death Leaves Child to Charity
Mary Rosen a widow of 3 Groton Street was found dead in her bed at 8 o clock last night suffering chronic stomach trouble. Her six year old daughter Dolly Rosen is left without support as her uncle Patrick Ryan of 6 Dilton Street declined to provide for her. The body was sent to City Hospital morgue by Medical Examiner Draper after Miss Blanche Harmer discovered the death.
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Dowie Forecasts Theocracy to Sweep Nation in Ten Years
In New York on October 27, Dowie spoke to a large gathering predicting a future theocracy where God's rule would be supreme within a decade. The audience maintained order and hundreds remained afterward to seek counsel with the elders.
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