Market Review and Outlook by William E. Soule
The week saw price irregularities driven by railroad earnings declines and the Morocco incident. Vermont election results lift bullish sentiment as bond demand grows. July railroad receipts disappoint but August and September prospects look brighter. Henry Clews notes cheap money and abundant liquidity fueling advances, though high prices may trigger later declines unless money conditions hold.
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Morocco
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France
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
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New York Stock Exchange
Henry Clews
Parents Travel 350 Miles With Baby For New Farm Site
George Palmer and his wife walked 350 miles from Ashcroft to the Nechaco Valley in a go-cart with their 8-year-old baby to claim land for farming in northern British Columbia.
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Victoria
George Palmer
Ashcroft
B. C
Nechaco Valley
Americans’ Holiday Death Toll Cited by AMA Editorial
The American Medical Association in its official journal cites five thousand six hundred twenty three deaths and injuries as the grim toll behind America’s holiday. The indictment comes in stark statistics and a sharp editorial.
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Chicago
America
American Medical Association
Doctor and family injured in early morning crash near Paterson
Dr. George J. Koch driving from Greenwood Lake to Paterson lost control and overturned the auto, plunging down a bank. His wife, sister-in-law Mrs. Margaret Scanlan, and two children were trapped. Mrs. Scanlan suffered the only serious injuries.
Man shoots intruder in Schenectady home
Schenectady, Sept 6 Edward Wullock, friend of Mrs Frances Vorhees of 523 Liberty St, shot John Lute after Lute forced entry into the house and allegedly attempted to abduct Mrs Vorhees' daughter.
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Edward Wullock
Frances Vorhees
Liberty Street
John Lute
Lute
May Mackenzie Denies Having Wickedest Eyes
Boston born May Mackenzie the drum major of the New York Theatre chorus forces refutes claims she has the wickedest eyes in New York. She explains her gaze is trained to aid her performance and says she is protecting her younger sister from stage life.
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Mackenzie
Boston
New York Theatre
May MacKenzie
Papal Legate to Lead Historic London Eucharistic Congress
London hosts the International Eucharistic Congress with Cardinal Vincent Vanutelli leading as first papal legate in England since Cardinal Pole. Eight cardinals will attend along with hundreds of bishops and an expected 50 000 participants including many laypeople.
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Vincent Vanutelli
England
Cardinal Pole
Sacred College
Italy
Cardinal Moran
Sidney
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Cardinal Logue
Armagh
Lecot
Bordeaux
Fischer
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Mechlin
Ferrari
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Toulouse
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Old Communion Set Found in Princeton Church Closet
A pewter communion set donated by Lieutenant-Governor Moses Gill in 1767 to the Congregational Church in Princeton has been discovered in a deep closet beneath the organ. The closet had not been used for about a century. The ten-piece group bears inscriptions with the donor’s name and presentation date.
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Princeton
Congregational Church
Moses Gill
Chelsea Officer Suspended Over Pending Charges
Patrolman William F. Golden of the Chelsea police force was suspended by Chief Shannon pending charges to be filed with the Board of Control. He has served nearly twenty years on the Chelsea police.
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William F. Golden
Chelsea Police
Shannon
Board of Control
Luce Discusses Liquor Question in Medford Meeting
Representative Robert Luce of Somerville, a Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor, addressed a large West Medford Baptist Church gathering. He argued for no license as a goal but said universal no-license hinges on popular will and community harm from liquor. He urged that prudent laws can curb liquor traffic where no license is not favored.
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Medford
Robert Luce
Somerville
West Medford Baptist Church
Luce
Sie
Revere Beach Gala Begins With Water Tilt Event
The two week Revere Beach carnival opens today featuring water tilting the novel sport of boat sterns fighting with spears and shields. Prizes of 25 15 and 10 go to winners who fight at least three bouts as daily attractions include lit arches fireworks and shifting venues along Beach to Revere streets.
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Revere Beach
Beach Street
Revere Street
Nautical Gardens
Crescent Theatre
Boston union protests Pouren extradition and seeks aid
The Boston Central Labor Union adopted resolutions opposing the proposed extradition of Jan Pouren the Russian revolutionist arguing refuge for Garibaldi and Kossuth shows the country’s liberty tradition and that sending Pouren would insult liberty loving citizens A copy will go to the State Department Washington The meeting also addressed a newspaper error about Lieutenant Governor Draper reviewing today’s parade and clarified that Governor Guild was invited or had declined and no other state official was invited.
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Jan Pouren
Garibaldi
Kossuth
Pouren
Russia
State Department
Washington
Frank H. McCarthy
Draper
Guild
Governor Guild
City Laborers Protest Layoffs Amid Budget Critique
City laborers from Park Employees' Assembly No. 7576 denounced the mayor's economy driven plan at a recent meeting. Speakers attacked park commissioners for laying workers off to three quarters time during summer while funds remained $300,000 the same as prior administrations, and winter cuts were anticipated.
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Hibbard
Park Employees’ Assembly
Park Commissioners
MISS LAWRENCE STARS IN THE DEVIL AT CASTLE SQUARE
Miss Lillian Lawrence joins the Castle Square Theatre for a brief Labor Day run of The Devil. William Craig leads the stock company with Mr Craig in the title role as the group delivers a strong cast for the opening engagement.
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Lillian Lawrence
Castle Square Theatre
Messrs. Gulesian
Craig
Miss Lawrence
Castro Must Reverse Self Decree Over Trade
The Hague dispatch says Holland demands Venezuela revoke Castro's May 14 decree by Nov. 1. The measure, aimed at Curacao trade, forces transshipment from Willemstad to Porto Cabello for goods to and from Maracaibo and other western ports.
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Holland
Venezuela
M Holland
Castro
Curacao
Maracaibo
Porto Cabello
Willemstad
Somerville Street Fight Ends With Arrests
Michael J. Callahan and Charles Agner engaged in a street brawl on Cedar Street Somerville yesterday afternoon. Anderson allegedly used a knife causing cuts to Callahan’s face and neck. Both men were arrested and charged with assault and battery. a physician treated Callahan’s wounds at the station.
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Michael J. Callahan
Charles Agner
Cedar Street
Somerville
Anderson
Callahan
Gallahan
Widow to Run Drum Firm Under Boulanger Will
Under terms of Emile Boulanger's will filed in Circuit Court his widow Mrs Josephine Boulanger of 2815 Henriettta avenue takes over management of the Duplex Manufacturing Company the nation's largest drum producer The Boulanger estate is valued at about 150000 dollars
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ST. Louis
Emile Boulanger
Josephine Boulanger
Henrietta Avenue
Duplex Manufacturing Company
Boulanger
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