A Fine Gelding Killed at Albany Grand Circuit Meeting
At Albany N Y on Sept 10 the Grand Circuit featured two trotting events and a hotel handicap steeplechase. Kit Curry led early in 2:18 class but Pennant passed. Lady Bullion won heat two, Kit Curry running. Adele Maloney beat Major Ulrich in 2:33 class with Elbret, Ulrich dead heat in heat five. steeplechase saw Bourke Cockran collapse and be shot. Killarney won with Voltigeur and Mentmore far behind. Bourke Cockran died, owner planning a burial at the park. Meantime plan for tomorrow's events including 2:17 pace and 2:24 trot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Kit Curry
Lady Bullion
Bullion
Pennant
Elbret
Adele Maloney
Major Ulrich
Ulrich
Killarney
Bourke Cockran
Oliver
Millarney
Voltigeur
Mentmore
Pat Meaney
M. M. Nolan
Saratoga
Ayers
Bhame
Lilot
Starr
Jennant
Geers
Ceescees i
Ryker
Merrington
Auele Maloney
Howard
Sk Rehire
Chandler
Bourke Cochran
Surprising Reversals at Sheepshead Bay in Mud
Heavy rain left a mudbound track at Sheepshead Bay as Torso defeated Reclaire in the Flatbush stakes. Golden Reel, Eric, Torso, Catalpa, Marauder, and Connemara won their respective races amid slow times and weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Sheepshead Bay
Reclaire
Torso
Coney Island Jockey Club
Gregory
Civil Service
Elmstone
Golden Reel
Tattler
Bertha
Eric
Hindoo Craft
Diablo
Keclaire
Onaway
Catalpa
Tea Tray
Wary
Ar.de
Eeeble
Marauder
Bonanza
Connemara
Larchmont
Point of Pines Races Run Under Severe Northeast Wind
Weather hindered second day racing at Point of Pines as heavy surf and whitecaps kept crowds away. Three races, including a half mile handicap sweepstakes, drew seven starters with Battery leading until disqualification for weight. Harrodsburg second, Rosetta third. Wanda won the second race with clear superiority after a slow start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda
J. S. Harrington
G. Wanda
Harrington
Fines Stables
G. Walpot
Wier
Dr. Lime
Lady Elm
Casar
Prites
Point of Pines
Rosetta
Harrodsburg
Battery
Pines Hotel
Wright
Lattery
P. P
H. Wright
Ch. H. Harrodsburg
Jennings
McLaughiin
B. m. Rosetta
McLaughlin
Gabe Jackson
Dave Gideon
Jimn Carr
Wuipot
Boston Defeats Chicago in Thirteen Innings in Great League Game
The Boston team edged Chicago after thirteen innings in a dramatic contest led by strong pitching from Tener. Boston failed to score through the first twelve frames but struck in the thirteenth aided by Kelly, Ganzel, and Anson. Radbourn performed heady work, especially in the decisive extra inning, while Farrell supported the pitcher as Chicago left runners on base in the late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Chicagos
Tener
Farrell
Kelly
Ganzel
Anson
Pfeffer
Johnston
Quinn
Smith
Boston
Rad
Brown
Ryan
Nash
Duffy
Ol Pfeffer
W'mnson
Williamson
Radbourn
Veotier
Powers
Wasn Hindron
Washington
Indianapolis
Washingtons
Senators
Rosie
Glasscock
Denny
McQuade
Sloop Yacht Driven Ashore At Marblehead
Mare c uran reports a dry northeaster with very high tides and dangerous seas. A small unknown sloop yacht ran ashore at River Head Beach but escaped with little damage. Sloop Hazard of Newburyport dragged anchor and was saved by Dennis and Bridges. Several vessels faced danger yet were secured. Corinthian Yacht Club final race to sail Saturday at 2 30 from Corinthian Point. only members sail. Main contenders Saracen and Mignon. Cash prizes for second best time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Yacht Club
Corinthian
Saracen
Mignon
Other Games Shown In Early Pro Football Card Scores
In Baltimore at Baltimore Cincinnati, the Baltimores lost 6 to 3. In Columbus a game with Kansas Citys ended 8 to 3 for Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cincinnatis
Baltimores
Columbus
Kansas Citys
Malden Debates Removal of Narrow Ferry Street Turnout
Malden city government held meetings with a hearing on removing the turnout on Ferry street near the Saugus branch station owned by West End Horse Railroad. Citizens, Judge Pettengill, and Chief Engineer Hough pressed for immediate removal citing danger and accessibility issues. The railroad President Breed said electric cars would run to Malden by spring and pledged cooperation. the Board took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Board of Aldermen
Wiggin
Ferry Street
Saugus
West End Horse Railroad Company
Ina
Pettengill
Hough
Breed
Wife Beater Arrested After Attack on Mary Haverty
About 7 o clock last evening Thomas F Haverty of 50 Baxter street was arrested for kicking his wife Mary Haverty inflicting internal injuries. So serious that she was taken to the City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Haverty
Baxter Street
Mary
City Hospital
Wisest Gift and a Cure Weighs More Than Wealth
An old verse highlights a velvet sack gift and a diamond ring as poor balm for a suffering wife. The piece promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the world famous remedy for female troubles and related ailments, with a guarantee on the wrapper and 20 cent Dr. Pierce's Pellets as a laxative or cathartic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brown
Dr. Pierce
Monatiquot Yacht Club Rejects Sculling Practice
The Monatiquot Yacht Club met Monday night and resolved that sculling with a rudder in any races under the club is not counted or approved. The board states the Erin protest decision on Moondyne was against club rules and not sportsmanlike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monatiquot Yacht Club
Erin
Moondyne
Missing Treasurer Dana Still Missing in Town
The Douglas Axe Company books are under expert examination and it may be days before errors are identified. Inspector Dugan doubts the Buenos Ayres disappearance tale and cautions against sensational reports. Dana Sr and son William visited Douglas but offered no details on Dana’s whereabouts or the firm’s involvement with the axe company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Axe Company
Dana
Earl Burgess
Buenos Ayres
Dugan
Post
Mr. Dugan
New York
Douglas
Ackages
R. H. Dana & Co
R. H. Dana
Albert Britton
RR. H. Dana & Co
Axe Company
Messrs
Britton
Republican Caucuses Nominate Delegates Across Four Wards
Chelsea wards show mixed pledges with Brackett and Crapo support. Delegates named include state, councillor, county, and senatorial picks across WaARp1 WaARp2 WaRd3 and WaRd4, with Brackett favored in some wards and Crapo in others. In Lexington caucus, Brackett pledged by forty three of forty four ballots. Dennisport selects Crapo delegates by a wide margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Brackett
Crapo
Waarp
Simeon Butterfield
George T. Roberts
William Robinson
James B. Webber
Charles F. Ellis
Charles F. Glover
George F. Oliver
Coleman Tilden
C. Burt Whitney
John F. Cook
Rufus Crowell
George H. Pratt
John T. Hathaway
R. Edward Butler
Abram T. Collier
Elmer L. French
John M. Mason
Charles G. Roberts
Benjamin T. Martin
Augustus A. Wilder
Richard Stubbs
Charles Leeds
Albert P. Weeks
George E. Morrill
Martin V. G. Flanders
Jason P. Baker
John A. Miller
Roscoe Pierce
Edward E. Willard
John Duncan
Charles J. W. Addison
Rufus
George W. McBride
Andrew D. Chandler
Warren Taylor
Edwin Benner
William
Phinney
D. C. Wisson
Charles A. Campbell
George EF. Mitchell
George H. Durham
Frank E. Fitz
Thomas M. Alwell
John C. Lond
J. W. Stickney
Justin Taylor
William M. Jewett
Hiram Rollins
Charlies E. Legg
Charles H. Pherson
D. Eldridge
Henry Mason
James L. Duncan
E. 8. Lombard
Leroy Currier
Ue R. Hoag
Henry Marshall
Oscar L. Bailey
Edward Fitch
Iward T. Putnam
J. P. Smith
M. E. Badgewell
E. F. Endicott
A. Currier
Albert A. Fi
William H. Tappan
Frank B. Rust
Lexington
Srecau.j—A
Republican
L. &. Bennink
Fon
J. Q. A. Brackett
Leonard A. Saville
M. H. Merriam
H. G. Locke
Charles M. Parker
George F. Mead
Willard Walcott
John N. Morse
A. M. Tucker
Frank W. Coburn
L. E. Bennink
H. A. C. Woodward
A. Bradford Smith
Samuel S. Baker
Senator Pugh Arrives for Boston Canada Trade Hearing
A United States Senate committee on commercial relations with Canada was due in Boston with Senators Hoar Allison Hale Dolph Butler Voorhees to hold a hearing at 10 o'clock. Only Senator Pugh of Alabama arrived. others expected early morning to meet railroad commissioners and hear merchants. The hearing may last several days and three clerks will accompany the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Canada
Boston
Senator Pugh
Alabama
Hoar
Allison
Hale
Dolph
Butler
Voorhees
Boston Executive Business Association
Post
Senator Hoar
French cruiser Roland joins Arethuse in Boston Harbor
A second class French man-of-war the Roland arrived in Boston Harbor yesterday morning, with Captain Roustan and 280 men aboard. The Arethuse had preceded her. both ships berthed near Boston Light while Admiral Des Portes and his party visited ashore. The vessels will stay about a week before sailing to Newport then New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roland
Roustan
Arethuse
St. Pierre
Mig
Des Portes
Newport
New York
Dorchester Athletes Form Prospectus for Local Sports Group
Dorchester residents convened to discuss forming a suburban athletic association centered near Ashmont. A provisional committee was named to study location and plans, with Gardner A. Churchill as chairman and G. G. Quincy as secretary. Fees proposed include 10 dollars initiation and 10 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Ashmont Hall
Ashmont
Gardner Churchill
Rockwell & Churchill
Robert A. Barnet
Samuel G. King
William T. Glidden
Milton
Shawmut
Savin Hill
Harrison Square
Gardner A. Churchill
W. T. Glidden
R. A. Barnet
Codman and
Carruth Streets
Old Colony Road
George G. Quincy
J. G. Phillips
George Wright
Wright & Ditson
L. M. Clark
W. A. McLoud
George T. Andrews
Charles ¥. Churchill
Bb. H. Davidson
Augustus Nickerson
Asaph Churchill
G. G. Quincy
Cambridge City Council Meets After Vacation
The Cambridge City Council held its first meeting since summer, filling a police vacancy with John P. Malley. An order to rebuild the Sixth Street bridge over Broad Canal was adopted, and cemetery commissioners reported a near exhaustion of funds needing 2000 more. A river carnival petition was referred to a special committee, and the West End Railway sought permission to lay double tracks on Broadway and Brattle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
John P. Malley
Sixth Street
Broad Canal
Harvard Bridge
West End
Broadway
Brattle Street
R. O. Fuller
Visiting Merchants Arrive in Boston for Merchants Week
Nearly 300 visiting merchants have reached Boston with expectations of the largest visiting group on record. They plan harbor excursion and banquet at the Pines, while Boston firms report brisk business and generous hospitality. The Merchants' Week Association opened headquarters at the Boot and Leather Exchange, stamping visitor certificates and showcasing shops such as Howard W. Spurr's with Jamaica coffee entertainment. New York merchants secure railroad fare reductions from northern New England, aiding travel. The association predicts a peak today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Merchants’ Week Association
Grand Harbor
the Pines
Boot and Leather Exchange
Bedford Street
Howard W. Spurr
Jamaica
Potter & Wrightington
Lamkin & Foster, Davis, Pitts & Co
Hosmer, Codding & Co
Parker, Holmes & Co
New York
New England
New York State
Boston Merchants’ Week Association
Prevalence of Typhoid Fever Reaches High Levels
Typhoid fever is unusually common this year with 100 deaths by month’s start and 347 cases from July 6 to September 7, including 202 in August. Autumn marks peak weekly numbers since 1882 and physicians cite drinking water and unsanitary surroundings as the main causes. Baltimore has closed wells to reduce airborne disease impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lamprecht Bros expands bond dept in Boston and Cleveland
Lamprecht Bros and Co bankers at 46 Congress Street Boston and Cleveland open a bond department. John M. Varnum named Eastern manager to offer high grade county and municipal bonds. The established firm since 1882 pledges conservative securities and calls Varnum an experienced adviser for investors seeking dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamprecht Bros. & Co
Congress Street
Boston
Cleveland
John M. Varnum
Varnum
Boston School Committee opens with three absentees and new appointments
The Boston School Committee held its first post vacation meeting with only O Grady Schindler and Grainger absent. Chapin proposed an order to study elevating school etiquette, while a report on Harvard level curriculum was deferred. Several nominations were accepted and East Boston High School principal John F Elliott elected with twenty one votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’grady
Schindler
Grainger
Chapin
Boston
Harvard University
Tucker
Austin and
Hancock
Alice O'Neil
Lewis School
W. Colonna Murray
Normal School
Dora Williams
Normal
Abby M. Clark
Dillaway
Katherine P Keefe
Hugh O’brien
Helen ©. Laughlin
Lowell School
Emeline W. Ripley
Adams School
Anne M.trundy
Dearborn
Helen Doherty
Fee John F. Elliott
East Boston
J. W. McDonald
A. D. Small
Charles H. Grandgent
Hotels Afloat With Names from Many States and Cities
A long list of guests staying at hotels across states and regions is presented. The roster includes W. H. Fearing of Albany and D. A. Brodie of Burlington, along with numerous others from New York, Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, California, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Charles A. Evelith
W. R. Killpatrick
Lowell
A. H. Argue
Philadelphia
Penn
C. H. Wood
L. M. de Bangor
W. W. Marsh
Omaha
Neb
F. E. Bartlett
Richmond
George F. Kincaid
San Francisco
H. A. Roedter
Cincinnati
Springer Bros Reception Showcases Early Paris Garments
Springer Bros displays the season’s first Paris imports with luxurious wraps and three story displays in Washington street and Essex street parlors. Notes include plush, broche, and dama skins with new Gigot sleeves, camel hair fronts, and Angora trim. Prices run into hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Springer Bros
Paris
Washington Street
Bedford
Buscle
Essex Street
City Notes on Voting, Parades, and Local Meetings
Notes report upcoming school committee assessment closing October 1 and a planned October 15 police parade with an expected six hundred marchers. J J Souther elected second lieutenant of Company K M V M at Clarendon street armory. Old South lecture features Robert Morss Lovett on Thomas Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase. Boston Marine Society trustees discuss captains for proposed maritime roles. Street layout plans include Creighton street Roxbury and Hill avenue Brighton to public ways, Dell street petition in Dorchester. Citizens Association of South Boston to remonstrate against a twenty foot sidewalk on Q street opposite Marine Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clarendon Street
J. J. Souther
Old South
Robert Morss Lovett
Harvard College
Louisiana Purchase
Boston Marine Society
Emery
John A. Farrow
Hesboro
Joseph M. Adams
West Dennis
Lewis J. Vail
Newton
William H. Berry
Chatham
Marie
Creighton Street
Roxbury
Hill Avenue
Brighton
Easton Street
Dell Street
Assmont
Dorchester
Citizens’ Association of
South Boston
Q Street
Marine Park
Presentation to Mr Walter E Adams at Post
The city room of the Post hosted a farewell for Mr Walter E Adams longtime city editor retiring to join another paper. He was presented an antique oak bookcase by editorial staff led by Edward Fuller who praised his kindness and courtesy and wished him success in his new political duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Adams
the Post
Edward Fuller
Adams
Knights Ride to Augusta on Kennebec Steamer
A battalion from Bunker Hill Canton Charlestown and Ridgley Canton Chelsea led by Major Tinkham departed aboard the steamer Kennebec for Augusta Maine. About seventy knights and a dozen ladies with the Woburn Band planned a Maine trip including Gardiner Bath and return to Boston with a Friday evening departure and Saturday morning arrival.
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Bunker Hill
Canton
Charlestown
Ridgley
Chelsea
Tinkham
Kennebec
Augusta
Woburn
Gardiner
Il O’clocess
Augusta House
Bath
Boston
Massachusetts Suffrage Association Forms New Plan
The executive committee of the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association met at No 3 Park Street and decided to push work through western conventions and meetings plus quarterly leagues and monthly city sociables. Municipal suffrage petitions will target women who can read English, write a dictation sentence, and have clean criminal records within five years. foreign-born must have seven years in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Suffrage Association
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Park Street
United States
Woman Exhibits Unexplained Strength at Howard Athenazm
Miss Annie Abbott, weighing ninety six pounds, demonstrated feats of apparent strength yesterday at the Howard Athenzoum. She overpowered eight men with ease, while three or four more struggled. The test echoed similar acts by Miss Durst from years ago and drew a curious crowd. More performances are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Abbott
Howard Athenzum
Miss Durst
Miss Abbott
Objectionable Insurance Firms Seek New York Entry
Insurance Commissioner Merrill previously barred the American Toutine Savings Union of New York from operating in the state but now allows it under general laws after removing features. The United States Credit System Company of Newark seeks to do business here. Merrill believes it is an insurance venture and would require a special act, and will refer the issue to the Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
American Toutine Savings Union of
New York
United States Credit System Company of
Newark
N. J
Death by Own Action Shocks Dexter Woollen Mills
Ebenezer Dale died by his own action with unknown cause, a pencilled note to his wife mentioning forgiveness and malaria. Directors of Dexter Woollen Mills expressed confidence in his integrity and prosperity. A meeting at 9909 Devonshire Street to elect a new treasurer yielded no action. another meeting may be held within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Dale
Dexter Woollen Mills
Devonshire Street
Two men sentenced to five years for jail break and assault
Wade B. Cummings and Rupert Brown were sentenced to five years each in the State Prison by Judge Staples of the superior Criminal Court for assaulting Thomas J. Paine, the janitor, during a break‑in at 200 Simmer Street on August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade B. Cummings
Rupert 5. Brown
Thomas J. Paine
Simmer Street
Staples
Superior Criminal Court
Fall Overcoats and Suits Featured at Special Prices
A Fall Overcoat is recommended for comfort and style. Special twelve dollar London made Fall Overcoats are unusually attractive. Medium weight suits and trousers of excellent quality offered at advantageous prices.
Courts in session as grand jury impaneled
The September term of the United States District Court opened at 10 a.m. Judge Carpenter presided. Rev. Mr. Osgood offered prayer. James F. Lane of Salem named foreman of the grand jury. After the charge the jury retired to consider matters presented by the district attorney. officials expect business to occupy several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Supreme Judicial Court Sits As Jurors Excused
The September sitting of this court opened with prayer by the Rev. Alonzo Quint. No case was ready for trial today and juries were excused until Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
W. Allen
Alonzo Quint
Superior Court Docket Listings Include Break‑ins and Embezzlement
Sept 10 docket items show J Robert Staples case against Brown and Cummings for breaking and entering with prison terms. other defendants like Pike Purcell Gavin and Cunningham face larceny embezzlement or probation. Multiple cases list Adams, Doherty, Grimes and Norton et al. on varied charges. liquor law violations and assaults noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Staples
J. Robert A. Brown
Wade Cummings
William Pike
House of Correction
David Purcell
William Gavin
Theodore D. Kitchen
Herbert R. Cunningham
Soley Gay & Daw
Massachusetts Reformatory
Hiatt
Helleher
Saime
Kennedy
Same
Doherty
Martin
Meyer
Grimes
Sheet al
Oae
Norton
Hayes
Bowen
Hurke
Dunn
Sane
Hall v Ingalls and Shea v City of Lowell cases heard
Superior Court Middlesex Sept 10 reports juries deliberating in Hall versus Ingalls with Morrison for plaintiff and Pickman for city. Mary Shea versus City of Lowell involves personal injuries on Worthen Street with defense by general denial. Hoar for plaintiff and Trull for city. Other entries list dockets 4501 Searley Morrison 4004 Murphy v Prince 6538 Harvey assignee V admr Stevens 14246 Melutiee v Robarge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searley
Morrison
Murphy
Prince
Harvey, Assignee, V
Admr
Stevens
Melutiee Ov
Robarge
Insolvency Court in Salem Holds Second Meetings
Essex County insolvency court in Salem on September 10 held second meetings for Joan C. G. Risteen, George F. Keene, Charles B. Roads, Almon M. Draper, Fred L. Newhall, and William G. Chandier. Adjourned third meetings for L. C. Johnson and W. R. Rogers. The case of O. S. Roberts of Lynn continued to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Joan CG. Risteen
George F. Keene
Charles B. Roads
Almon M. Draper
Fred L. Newhall
William G. Chandier
L. C. Johnson
W. R. Rogers
O. 5. Roberts
Lynn
Municipal Court Docket Sees Larceny and Bigamy Cases
On Sept 10, Parmenter J Adams presided as Isaac E French and Thomas Blodgett faced larceny charges for a silver watch and $50 in cash. each case held $3800. George E Miller charged with obtaining money by false pretences held $500. Thomas Jones, recently sentenced to one year, appeared on a writ of habeas corpus for another larceny charge with a new term of one year to start after his current sentence. Charles E Munson held for bigamy. $800 bond set for October term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter
D. Isaac E. French
Thomas Blodgett
George E. Miller
Thomas Jones
House of Correction
Charles E. Munson
Notes to Taverner on Transfiguration picture at St Pauls
A correspondent questions the fate of the Transfigured picture at St Pauls Church noting a childhood sighting in New York's Roman Catholic Cathedral. The writer adds a correction about St Pauls architectural order and confirms the picture remains in the chapel after the church's rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
St. Paul’s Church
New York
St. Paul’s
Ltav
Brigands on Tour From New York Casino Here
Rudolph Aronson's comic opera company brings The Brigands to our city for its inaugural local performance. The production is described as the greatest triumph, with lavish sets depicting Spain and Italy, a two story wayside inn stage structure, a Lavender Salon act, and a Spanish ballet by forty dancers. Costumes by Felix of Paris, music by Jacques Offenbach, and Gilbert's humorous book are highlighted as key attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Aronson Comic Opera Company
New York Casino
New York
Brigands
Lhe Brigands
Aronson
Spain
Italy
Henry Hoyt
Lillian Russell
Isabelle Urquhart
Fanny Rice
Felix
Paris
Jacques Offenbach
Gilbert
California mining stocks close in San Francisco
The official closing prices for today’s mining stocks in San Francisco include Rite at 1.80, Nevada Queen at 3.40, North Belle Isle at 1.00, Crown joint at 2.00, Commonwealth at 6.25, Sierra Nevada at 0.60, Union Con. at 5.10, Utah at 3.00, and Yellow Jackets at 0.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Rite Cate Seale Pere
Nevada Queen
Sest & Belcher
North Belle Isle
de Bodie Con
POOIL
Seers Weer Bi
Crown Joint
BIOD
Savalg
Ald Commonwealth
Sierra Nevada
Seeeessh Gound & Curry
Union Con
Strug Hale & Norcross
Utah
Yellow Jackets
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Bacco
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Mr. Brackett
Senate
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Dorchester Athletics
Boston School Committee
J. W. Robinson
John Hughes
A. Cove
Chicago
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New Orleans
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Springfield
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Cornish Flats
H. Coggshall
H. Williams
Ae N. Winslow
Portland
E. I. Cobb
Rutland
T William May
Robert A. Hall
Whitehall
G. W. Schell
Y. Barnes
Norfolk
W. Mead
New London
New London, Conn.; George O. Evans, Washington, D.C
T. Bates
Lockport
B. T. Alder
J. R. Linn
M. H. Meeker
Detroit
Mich
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Florence
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Brooklyn
Springer Bros
Maine
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Royal Baking Powder
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