Wall Street Gains But Copper Range Leads Markets
The New York market rose modestly from yesterday with an outside gain and firm money rates, led by copper stocks. Copper Range gained but paused after a surge amid rumors of Amalgamated control. Calumet rose and St. Paul edged higher. Banks announced a capital reduction plan. Pere Marquette pushes toward an Erie & Detroit River extension. New York and Boston exchanges will close on election day.
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Trimountain
Amalgamated Control
Heinze
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Calumet
State Street
London
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Cer Eee
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Louisville
St. Paul
Gould
Missouri
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Pere Marquette
Buffalo
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Ontario
J. P. Morgan & Co
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United States Steel Corporation
Dominion Coal Company
New England Gas and Coke Company
Shields
Coal Com
New England Gas and Coke Company #0
Thesday
As and Coke Company
Jay State
Majestic
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Canadian Pacific
Canada
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RIM
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Aeee Oseeee
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ROM Consolidated Gag
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Hocking Coal Tee
Anny
National Lead
Pacific Mail
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Republic Steel Erensenes
Sugar Tenn Coal & Iron
United Wernt Union Bag & Panther
Lawrence GasteN Gist Gas TON A Great Reception
Lawrence Gaston addressed about 1800 Democrats at Lawrence City Hall in a campaign kickoff by the party. Speakers included ex Mayor A D Bruce and John T Sparks, with remarks on tariff reform, Roosevelt, and Republican opposition. The rally featured W J Graham presiding and a program by various Democratic leaders.
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New York
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Cuba
Republican Party
Knox
New England
Boston
TSTON Market Prices Reported For Today
Following are the highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices for TSTON on this trading day. The report lists figures showing the day’s range and end-of-session quotes for investors monitoring price movements and market activity.
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Tston
Letter to editor over misquote in Kelcher rally report
Thomas A. Niland disputes a quoted remark about Congressman Conry at last week's Stirk's Hall rally Ward 1. He clarifies his actual position condemning the abuse by some speakers and states it will be treated with deserved and silent contempt.
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Stirk
Ward 1
Congressman Conry
Thomas A. Niland
Byron Street
Keliher-Conry Rally Draws Charlestown Support
A large Charlestown gathering in Roughan Hall backed John A. Keliher with cheers for his lines on Conry and claims of parliamentary strength. Speakers including Daniel J. Kiley,William F. Miller and Thomas A. Mullen attacked Conry while Kelcher received strong backing as the next congressman from the ninth district.
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Charlestown
John A. Keliher
Kellher
John C. Hurley
Daniel J. Kiley
William F. Miller
Arthur Harrington
Peter F. Tague
John J. Mahoney
Thomas A. Mullen
Kelcher
Massachusetts
Republican Party
House
Senate
Conry
Congress
Boston
Washington
Ward 8
Mr. Conry
Denison
Dennison
Harrington
Joseph A. Conry
Ninth Congressional District
Blossom Street
Bartholomew W. Griffin
Columbus Band
Ward
Banner Ward
Hendricks Club
J.L. Kelly
C. F. M. Mally
T. F. Clark
Joe
Cauley Hall
Ward 4
Bunker Hill
James H. Donnelly
Joseph A. Dennison
M. J. Leary
William F. Murray, Jr
J. J. Flaherty
John Collins
South Boston
John A. Ryan
John P. Doherty
South Africa
Ceylon
Ryan
Stimson Replies to Powers in Dedham Speech
Frederick J. Stimson Democrat candidate for Congress in the 12th district spoke at Dedham last night arguing the tariff policy benefits the 12th district little and countering Powers claims. He cited a 1902 Herald letter where Powers said free hides fight failed due to other states’ delegations and asserted Republican delegations oppose Massachusetts interests. Alderman Dowd of Ward 19 said he will not seek re election and four others from Ward 19 were announced as candidates for the Board of Aldermen in Dowd’s place.
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Washington
Europe
Standard Oil
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New York
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Maine
John T. Sparks
Congress
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Music Hall
French Democratic Club
Simeon Vigil
Joseph L. Chalifoux
Lowell
Mr. Gaston
Colonel Carmichael
Ludger Roberge
A. D. Bruce
Frederick J. Stimson
Dedham
The
Herald
Powers
Alderman Dowd
John J. Flannagan
Michael McPherson
Daniel H. Sullivan
Joseph E. Mooney
Board of Aldermen
Time Allowed for Voting Act Notice
Voters are reminded of an act restricting work on election day for employees of manufacturing, mechanical, or mercantile establishments. No eligible voter may be employed for more than two hours after polls open in their voting precinct, except for businesses legally operating on Sundays.
Political mail expected to exceed past records statewide
Postmaster Hibbard reports reports from campaign headquarters indicate a large surge in political mail this year. Circulars have been sent to campaign committees about mailing political matter as contests in the seventh and other congressional districts promise a big influx of mail at the transshipment points.
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Hibbard
Bates Attacks Gaston in Boston Campaign Rallies
The Hon. John L. Bates spoke at Union Hall Cambridge Fanueil Hall and Berkeley Hall, attacking Gaston on the subway bill state expenditures and referendums. He and General Guild drew 400 to 600 each crowd, urging voters to back Roosevelt Crane administration and Republican leaders in Massachusetts.
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Union Hall
Cambridge
Faneuil Hall
Berkeley Hall
Gaston
Bates
General Guild
Faneuil
Berkeley
Massachusetts
Crane
Boston
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Coal Arbiters Tour Upper Anthracite Mines
Seven Roosevelt appointees toured the extreme upper coal fields near Scranton to observe production from blasting to market, inspecting Hillside No 2 shaft Forest City and Coal Brook breaker Carbondale, meeting miners and officials, and noting safety and working conditions as they prepare further inquiries.
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Penn
Roosevelt
Bishop Spalding
Inquirer
Ye “Odar
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Erie Company
Coal Brook
Delaware & Hudson Company
Forest City
Carbondale
Lackawanna Valley
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Moseley
Nell
R. A. Phillips
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
E. B. Rose
Delaware & Hudson
W A. May
Erie
J. H Bryden
New York Ontario & ,Western
B. Thorne
Temple Iron Company
Thomas D. Nichols
United Mine Workers of America
Henry Collins
T. H Watkins
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