Market Wrap from Boston and New York Stocks
Broad market report notes London prices and New York openings turning from steady to weak then firm. Highlights include gains in Southern Railway preferred, reinstatements of George H. Flint and Harry Wainwright on the NYSE, dividend news from Westinghouse and managerial moves at Boston firms. Cargoes, transfers, and exchanges show shifts in copper, Mexican dollars, and local railroad earnings with anticipated capital movements and policy changes in Boston and East Boston terminals.
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New York
Southwest
Atchison
Kansas City
Chicago
Alton
St. Paul
George H. Flint
Boston
New York Stock Exchange
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
United States Trust Company of Boston
Massachusetts Breweries Company
National Shawmut Bank
Harry” Wainwright
Boston Stock Exchange
State Street
H. C. Wainwright & Co
Henry C. Wainwright & Co
West
Boston News
J. R. Williston & Co
Stock Exchange
Mexican Central Railway
Henry M. Whitney
New England Gas and Coke Company
Frederick Tudor, Jr
Walter R. Addicks
Municipal Gas Company of Chicago
People’s Gas Company
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Aks
Yccs
aSaaeacas Oes
Crapror Co
New York Central
Boston Financial News
East Boston
Boston & Albany Railroad
the Central Company
Bingham
Fortuna
Quincy
Promoter's Shares Offered At 2c Per Share
To meet final payment on our mining property we offer a limited number of Promoter's Shares at 2c per share. Interview and correspondence solicited. Address Treasurer P O Box 2451 Boston Mass.
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Mass
Mass Consolidated Mining to Levy $1 Per Share Assessment
Data show 8 months output of 61661-2 tons against 6109 tons year prior with August figures of 8071-2 and 7491-2. Lake advices note Tri mountain develops rapidly, with underground shows magnificent. Directors plan a $1 per share levy to raise $450,000 to reach production free of debt as foundations for the mill near completion.
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Trimountain
Mass Consolidated Mining Company
Messrs. Cole and
Trezona
Olney
Venezuela
Bear Party
Pinkham
Love or Death Ends in Near Fatal Self Harm
Mary Densmore a 50 Union Park Street lodger attempted suicide after a quarrel with Robert Jenkins who told her you will never see me again. She swallowed a seven grain tablet of corrosive sublimate but was saved by City Hospital doctors. Jenkins was questioned then released.
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Union Park Street
City Hospital
Miss Densmore
Robert Jenkins
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Mary
Market summary of bond and stock sales and prices in Boston
Boston September 6 report shows highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices for today. Bond sales totaled 9000 in Hyx dividend assessments paid. Stock totals: Tested 4914, unlisted 2657.
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Heady to Strike in Indianapolis
President John Mitchell said the United Mine Workers would place the anthracite wage dispute on tomorrow's board agenda and hinted a strike if operators refuse to meet in a wage conference. He estimated over one million people could be affected by a potential coal region strike.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Corpse Found With Throat Cut Near Twentieth Street
A well dressed man about 5 feet 8 inches, 150 pounds, bald head was found dead in the Hudson River at the foot of Twentieth street. The right hand bore a knife wound and a pocket card named Brother August Eicher for a D. O. H. meeting in Union, New Jersey. The body appeared in the water for a long time, suggesting foul play in a murder mystery.
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North River
Twentieth Street
August Eicher
Union
Tuinion, N. J
Cyclone in Cuba prompts aid as crops ruined
Sept 6 Havana reports a cyclone hit Trinidad in Santa Clara province, destroying crops and leaving residents destitute. The mayor wired the military government from Casilda seeking assistance while efforts to relieve the area are organized. Official dispatches from Santiago record fifteen inches of rain yesterday.
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Casilda
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Plot Against His Life Spoils Abdul Hamid Jubilee
In Constantinople on Sept 6 the celebration of Abdul Hamid’s twenty fifth year as sultan is marred by a plot against his life. One hundred eighteen arrests have been made including several high officials, and a secret inquiry is under way.
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Abdul Hamid
Ottoman Empire
Dorchester Man Drowned in Quincy Bay Sail incident
John E. Martin, an 81 year old Dorchester resident, drowned in Quincy Bay yesterday afternoon. He was in a small sloop with two companions between Hangman’s Island and Sunken Ledge when he fell overboard and could not be saved. Efforts to recover the body failed. Martin lived at 51 Mather Street.
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Quincey Bay
Martin
Hangman's Island
Germany Will Not Withdraw Troops From Pekin
Continued discussion shows Germany resisting withdrawal and favoring stay at Pekin. Britain and Japan undecided, France appears to back Russia, and the US signals possible alignment with Russia if others modify position. Reports note Li Hung Chang’s status, a small American parade contingent, and the off shore cable progress. The Stuttgart brings 124 Chinese sick and wounded to Hamburg.
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Austria
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Germany
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France
United States
Russia
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Imperial Palace
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Taku
China
von Waldersee
Veissische Zeitung
Celestial Empire
William
Berliner Post
Seymour
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Balmoral
Stuttgart
Hamburg
British risk in Pekin seen as unchanged in despatch
London reports Sir Alfred Gaselee’s despatch showing Pekin's status as of August. Cancellation of the fourth Indiana brigade is deemed important, signaling British resolve to keep sufficient troops on hand to safeguard interests. Journal de St. Petersburg may hint at a shift in Russian policy.
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Alfred Gaselee
Pekin
Fourth Indiana
de St. Petersburg
Bryan Concludes West Virginia Tour With Speech
West Virginia tour by Democratic presidential candidate W J Bryan ended in Wheeling with an hour and three quarters address, long for the campaign. He urged Republicans to join and attacked trusts, the gold standard, and imperialism while proposing a federal license system for interstate business and measures to drain stock water from corporations. He concluded about 1 20 AM and planned to leave Wheeling for Chicago at 7 2 AM.
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Bryan tour highlights imperialism clash in Wheeling
The report covers Mr. Bryan’s three day tour with large audiences and sharp remarks on imperialism. He mocks Lord Hanna and questions Philippine governance under Republicans while praising anti imperialist stance and the broader foreign policy debate. Public reactions at Parkerburg and Wheeling are described along with remarks on Spain Cuba and the Philippines.
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Parkersburg
United States
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Buckner
Wheeling
Philippine Islands
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Hanna
Bryan
Spain
Congress
Telegraph Wires Cut Delaying Messages in China Crisis
General Barry reports Boxers still cut wires between Tien Tsin and Pekin and messages from the Chinese capital show no improvement in transmission rates. Reinforcements via Taku and Tien Tsin expected to clear the lines and keep military telegraph lines open for rapid communication with the outer world.
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Tien Tsin
Pek‘n
Pekin
Taku
Formal Entry at Palace As War Dept Reports From China
War Department reports Taku China dispatches on palace entry at 8 o clock with 21 gun salute. US China relief expedition battalion of 350 troops among many nations present at Pekin’s palace actions with Manila plans and staff changes noted.
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China
Pekin
Byrth
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Russian Proposal Sparks World Debate in Berlin
Berlin dispatch notes a lively press debate on Russia's proposal with clearer papers accusing Russia of selfish motives. The Centrist Cologne Volkszeitung contends Russia aims to gain advantage amid European tensions.
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Cologne Volkszeitung
Rioting at Ancy Washington Prompts Official Telegraph Update
Riots against native Christians in Chang Chow and Lung Chi have grown serious. Six more city gates are closed. Yung Taoti has been replaced by Chen Taoti of Amoy who will move to Chang Chow after Amoy issues are settled.
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Foreign Office
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Chang Chow
Lung Chi
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Chen Taoti
German Troops Land in Shanghai Marchin on Batavia Arrival
The first battalion of German troops arrived in Shanghai today aboard the Batavia. They were greeted by foreign consuls and detachments of French and Russian troops, who escorted them to camp as German airs played.
Black Flags Moving Through China Toward North
The Japanese foreign office received a telegram dated September 4 reporting large bodies of Black Flag forces under General Liu moving northward through Hu Nan and Hu Pei provinces toward the northern area.
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Japanese Foreign Office
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Sha-Hsien
Liu
Hu-Nan
Hu-Pei
Roosevelt Opens Western Tour in Detroit Assembly Hall
Governor Roosevelt spoke for about an hour to a large Detroit Light Guard Armory audience. He praised soldiers in the Philippines while warning that the Kansas City platform and Democratic ticket principles posed greater risk than armed bandits to U S troops.
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Roosevelt
Andrew Club Indorses McNary and Fenton for Legislature
A well attended Andrew Social and Outing Club meeting at Ward 15 headquarters discussed ward voter interests. Speakers included President Buckley Donald McDonald James A Punch Joseph Ellis Councilman J D Fenton and Hon W S McNary. The club voted to endorse W S McNary and J D Fenton for the Legislature.
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Buckley
Donald McDonald
James A. Punch
Joseph Ellis
J.D. Fenton
W. S. McNary
W.S. McNary
John D. Fenton
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