Wall Street Trading Trends and Mining News Highlight Copper and Steel
Moderate trading in New York and Boston markets with prices generally firm. Key moves include Big Four up 2 1 4, Lackawanna 4 1 2, Reading 1 3 8, Amalgamated 15 8 rise to 87 1 2, and Missouri Pacific uptick. Northern Pacific and Union Pacific outlooks improve. Isle Royale copper stock eyed for potential upside. Centenn ial denies new assessments while copper sector attention stays high.
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Wall Street
Vanderbilts
Big Four
Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Delaware & Hudson
Reading
Amalgamated
Missouri Pacific
James R. Keene
St. Paul
New York Central
General Electric
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Pacific
Harriman Syndicate
Union Pacific
Central Massachusetts Railroad Company
Lucius Tuttle
Richard Olney
Henry R. Reed
Walter Hunnewell
Samuel N. Aldrich
Daniel W. Lawrence
A. McKinnon
W. J. Hobbs
W. B. Lawrence
Messrs. Reed
Hunnewell
D. W. Lawrence
McKinnon
Robert S. Bradley
Ephraim Stearns
John W. Weeks
George W
Pere Marquette
Atlantic
Mohawk
Utah
Trimountain
Calumet & Hecla
Old Dominion
Adventure
Baltic
Centennial
Michigan
New Haven & Hartford
United Fruit
Consolidated Mercur Mining Company
Guanajuato
Hamlin
Fay
The
Treasury
Isle Royale
South Boston dealer charged with multiple larcenies
John Hogan a South Boston real estate dealer was arrested on larceny of 3500 and later charged with 28.60 as new court records show. The 1700 property deal involved John J. Connor with Hogan accused of withholding funds after a 500 receipt. Bail set at 2000 for the larceny case and 800 for the Hendrick rent case.
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John Hogan
Boston
John J. Connor
Connor
Hogan
East Eighth Street
South Boston
Harry Hendrick
Hendrick
State Street Tunnel Station Plans for East Boston Rail
The Boston Transit Commission completed plans for a State street tunnel station 200 feet long and 40 feet wide with an elevator to surface. The elevator may later connect with the Elevated station opposite. Compressed air was pumped to 2 1/2 psi to stabilize dredging effects near the tunnel. Work has progressed about 80 feet weekly, with the shield reaching beyond the harbor and land commissioners' line.
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East Boston
State Street
Boston Transit Commission
Transit Commission
Lewis Street
Boston
Ferry Slip
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Alip
Republicans Name Caucus Tickets Amid Ward Contests
The Republican city committee opens the ballot box for aldermen councilmen and ward delegates as ward 10 fights the Hall Paul district attorney dispute. Emerson’s ward committee name is scratched affecting the ticket and withdrawals are planned to resolve the issue. Multiple wards show broad candidate slates and protests, with caucuses set for November 14 and a convention on November 19.
Candidates for aldermen by district and ward
District 1 includes Ward 2 candidates Lincoln G. Demond and David W. Simpson. District 2 lists Wards 3 to 5 with John F. Barry. District 8 covers Wards 6 and 8 with Jose Aguayo. District 4 covers Wards 7 9 and oats L Se 0G. District 0S includes Wards 10 and 19 Free 0. S ea William D Wright and George H. of District 6 Wards 11 and 25 George Holden Tinkbein. District 7 covers Wards 12 and 18 with Charles A. Heintz Charles R. Barker and Marks Berwin. District S Wards 14 and 15 Herman Holm. District 9 covers Wards 16 20 and 24 Frederick Yarwell Joseph I. Stewart George R. Miller George E. Forster Frank A. Foster. District 10 Wards 17 and 21 William W. W. Davis and Herbert F. Averill. District 11 Wards 22 and 23 William P. Meehan Edward Orchard Albert B. Root.
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Osborn A. Newton
Acoustes
Guornie
H. Snow
David Robinson
H. Noble
Henry D. McIntyre
G. Charles A. Atkins
James H. Phelan
Kennett
Daniel W. Tape
William Simms
Edward J. Doyle
F. Aiden
O. Edward Kaine
William E. Chester Teak E. Gaylord
Everett Pene
Henry
John Ounlle
Albert
H. Jonsson
Antony Geo Charles B. Sart
Qaaberty
Ferdinand E. Krause
Sebast” Zyne
Clinton G. Stickney
Cyrus G. Lewis
Albert R. Beucks
George H. Ashton
Benjamin F. Litchfield
Wardora M. Lordan
Frank & Atwood
Lennue
B. Dweller
William «An, Jr
Ward Laltred
Ray Mitchelminh
Charles S. Pra
Edwin T. McKnight
Rowand Weber
William M. Curtis
Lewis M. Briand
Charles PD. Curtis
Thomas D. Roberts
Harvey W. Rogers
Walter H. Wise
George W. Lorey
John Granan
T. M. Peterson
Eats F. Howes
John Strickland
Harry W. Rogers
Charles A
William H. Murphy, Jr
George McKee
Joseph M. Overton
Hazellwood
Edward W., Brown
Joseph B Brown
George W. Yeaton
John H. Wis
Lincoln G. Demond
David W. Simpson
John F. Barry
Jose Aguayo
Oats L. Se
S Ea Wiliam D. Wright
Georse
George Holden Tinkbein
Charles A. Heintz
Charles R. Barker
Marks Berwin
Herman Holm
Frederick Yarwell
Joseph I. Stewart
George R. Miller
George E. Forster
Frank A. Foster
Willian W.W. Davis
Herbert F. Averill
Edward Orchard
Albert B. Root
CANDIDATES FOR COUNCIL Wards Listing Names
Ward 1 Robert J. Gove Edwin J. Gil pare Stalker William B. Jackson Walter J. taples Ward 2 John FE Henrickson Hiram T. El Gredge David Goldman Ward 3 Frederick EB. Davis Alfred J. Woodbury Charles S. Taboe Ward 4 Frank W. Cousens Charles F. William ma Frank J. Tilden Ward 5 No nominations Ward 6 Anthony G. Will Gabrielle Grace trea 8 Palmer Asa R F R Mitchell Leon EB. Kn Ward 7 Indiore Alter Edward W. Bryant Robert Dixo Ward 8 William Levy Percy J. Burrell Simon Goldberg Ward 9 No papers filed Ward 10 Lewis B. Jeter Feory o der Joseph W. Wharton John J. Ginicanta
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Palmer
Asa Rfr. Mitchell
Leon EB
Inidore Alter
Edward W. Bryant
Robert Dixo
William Levy
Percy J. Burrell
Simon Goldberg
Lewis B. Jeter
Feory Oder
Joseph W. Wharton
John J.giiicanta
Dolan Fails To Appear At Ward 8 Political Meeting
Republican candidates Dolan and Paul planned a Ward 8 meeting at 40 Leverett street to win support against Manning and Stevens. Paul spoke briefly as Dolan did not arrive, leaving about a dozen attendees and a note of miscommunication over speaker cards and dates.
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Charles F. Dolan
Isaac F. Paul
John P. Manning
Oliver Stevens
Leverett Street
Frost
Paul
Dolan
Mr. Dolan
Democrats Rally Series Aims to Drive Boston Vote
Boston Democrats launch a city wide campaign with top state and federal nominees including Josiah Quincy John Coughlin Wilmore Stone A A Putnam and several congressmen and senators. General Collins will headline two speeches amid music oratory and fireworks in district rallies through Monday November 4.
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Boston Democracy
Josiah Quincy
Wilmore B. Btone
A. A. Putnam
Thayer,Naphen and
Conry
John F. Fitzgerald
William S.mcnary
John A. Kellner
James A. Gallivan
General Collins
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Music Hall
Field’s Corner
Roughan Hall
Cauley Hall
Lyceum
Quincy the Democratic Rally Urges Constitutional Reform
Massachusetts Democrat Josiah Quincy spoke at City Hall in Gloucester urging a constitutional convention to modernize the state constitution. He argued for broader reforms and highlighted gaps in laws on labor, factory oversight, utilities, ballot integrity, and direct democracy.
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City Hall
Josiah Quincy
John J. Flaherty
Charles 8. Hamlin
The
Union
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Germany
Wealthy Mrs Black Smuggled $40,000 Necklace
Reported in New York on October 30 that Mrs H B Black, a wealthy wife, smuggled a $40 000 pearl necklace into the United States avoiding a 24 000 duty. Her husband Mr Black claimed he later paid the duty after learning of the matter and stated he did not know how the necklace entered the country. The case involves disputed appraisals and uncertain seizure details.
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New York
Black
Custom House
Mr. Bidwell
Mr. Black
Bidwell
H. 8S. Black
Hallowe’en
Papa
Subway construction plans extend toward State Street area
Winter work is to begin on the Boston side near the planned State Street station. From there the project will extend along State Street, with tow n waanecetages and geese cutting work for the Sommen subway line extending outward an additional hundred feet.
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Boston
State Street
Town Waanecetages
Norfolk County contest denounces Bowker nomination
A Brookline letter to the Post urges defeating Watts H Bowker in the county commissioner race after a past scandal report by a special legislative committee. It notes Bowker’s Brookline ties, criticizes former extravagance and alleged dishonesty, and praises rival Marshall P Wright of Quincy with Republican Independent backing.
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Wadsworth
Bowker
Brookline
Myr Bowker
Thes
Friends of Good Government
Independent Republican Movement
Democratic Club Meeting Urges Quincy and Collins Support
A large turnout at Collin Democratic Club headquarters Ward 18 heard speakers led by prominent citizens urging the election of Governor Josiah Quincy and Representative Thomas J. Collins. Attendees included Representative Madon D F Brennan P A Foley B Murphy J O'Brien William Handrahan and Richard Dwyer Daly.
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Citzens
Josiah Quincy
Thomas J. Collins
Madon
D. F. Brennan
P. A. Foley
B. Murphy
J. O’brien
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Pp. J. O'Brien
Richard Dwyer - Daly
Wakefield Hosts First Republican Rally At City Hall
The first Republican campaign rally in Wakefield drew a large crowd at City Hall with Fred Jones presiding. Speakers included Gen. Sel Gare Gu Peake Goatees 0, James Jay, John Ho Cronan, and others.
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City Hall
Fred Jones
Sel Gare Gu Peake Goatees
James Jay
John Ho Cronan
Jen
John
Duke and Duchess Sighted in English Channel Escort
A British squadron escorted the Duke and Duchess of a royal voyage near the English coast. The pair were sighted about sixty miles off London as the escort protected their route from approaching vessels and potential threats.
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London
Gordon
Orelock
Remedy for Itching Piles in Dean's Ointment Ad
Advertises Dean's Ointment as a reliable cure for itching piles available at drug stores for 50 cents. Describes constant scratching and sleepless nights as the “horrible plague” and promotes the product as a guaranteed solution.
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Dean
South Boston Garbage Case Heads to Full Bench
The South Boston remonstrants plan to appeal Judge Loring’s ruling on the $140,000 transfer to the garbage company. Mayor Hart and the company push to finalize contracts and funds, while the remonstrants seek a full bench review for a possible reversal.
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Loring
Supreme Court
James R. Murphy
Remonstrants
Murphy
Hart
Garbage Company
Spectacle Island
Law Department
William W. Gooch
New York
New Soeace Sanitary and Product Company
Gooch
Supreme Full Bench
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