The Next Pope of Rome A Conclave Preview
A Rome Letter from the New York Times discusses successors to Pope Leo XIII, noting Vatican Quirinal tensions and calls for a Pope who challenges the status quo. Neapolitan cardinal Monaco Vallatta is a leading candidate among a reorganized Sacred College, with debate over whether a neutral or foreign pope may emerge amid Triple Alliance concerns.
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Signor
Crispi
Vatican
Quirinal
Rudini
Rome
Leo XII
Italy
Sacred College
Ald
Gibbons
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Spain
Portugal
Lavigerie
Malachi
Leo
Ming
Capecelatro
Marseilles
Holy See
Ecclesiastics
Cardinal Zigliara
St.Thomas
St. Peter's Peace
Alois
Masella
Maggiero
Cardinal Monaco Valetta
Leo XII1
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Eapolitan
Rumors Spin Around Roman Conclave Powers
In Rome, Monaco’s illness limits his public presence while Cardinal Rampolia, if Secretary of State, would be a strong papal candidate due to his spotless record and affairs experience. Opinion among church circles remains speculative about the next Pope as conclave currents form and no clear favorite emerges.
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Monaco
Rampolia
Rome
Improvement in Trade Signals Bright Economic Outlook
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade reports widespread improvement across cities. Boston shows rising boots and shoes orders, leather sales, active dry goods, stronger lumber and wool prices. Philadelphia iron markets firm, hardware, liquors, tobacco active, groceries opening strong, wool demand steady. Buffalo, Cincinnati, Cleveland improving. eastern collections improving. Wheat, corn, oats, and beef receipts up in Chicago. wool up, barley and cured meats down. Dry goods sales peak. clothing and shoe trades strong. money plentiful. Milwaukee solid. Minneapolis lumber strong. Chicago wheat up 1.4 million bushels year over year. St Paul optimistic. St Louis money flows rise to cotton states. Denver, Kansas City improving. Southern markets improve. Louisville, Memphis, Savannah, Atlanta active. New Orleans trade up, rice strong, money in demand. Iron production near peak with steady prices. demand for finished iron solid. rails unchanged. Wool, dry goods in demand. boot and shoe trade maintains pace with prior year.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Louis
Denver
Kansas City
South
Louisville
Memphis
Savannah
Atlanta
New Orleans
Meetings for Young Men at Newton YMCA with evangelist Yatman
The Newton Young Men's Christian Association schedules a week of special meetings led by evangelist C. H. Yatman starting Monday the 14th at 8 PM in the association hall. A 4 PM Tuesday service and daily sessions follow, with soprano Mrs. IL. Kress and a 20-voice male chorus. Local churches and nearby YMCAs join in this Boston-area event. Sayford will lead a preparatory mass meeting Sunday at 4 PM. Yatman, born in 1853 New Jersey, rose to Newark YMCAs secretary, then evangelistic work, chiefly at Ocean Grove, where full houses necessitated repeated enlargements.
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Newton Young Men's Christian Association
C. H. Yatman
Association
IL 8S
Kress
New York
Yatmaninu
M. Sayford
Yatman
Boston
New Jersey
Newark
N. J
Young Men's Christian Association
Ocean Grove
Banquet for Electrical Delegates in Montreal Windsor Hotel
A grand banquet hosted by the Citizens' Committee in Montreal honored delegates to the International Electrical Convention. About 500 guests attended at the Windsor Hotel with Sir Donald A. Smith chairing, Lord Stanley and the Mayor among speakers. Speeches celebrated cross border ties and advances in electrical science.
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Montereal
Windsor Hotel
Citizens’ Committee
Donald A. Smith
Lord Stanley
Canada
Montreal
United States
Knapp
England
Dominion
Lynn Shoe Business Ends Shift as Market Sale Occurs
Lynn report shows booth and shoe shipments for the week ending Sept 10 at 5575, down from 6614 a year ago, a loss of 1039 cases. Joan Maenab has sold his shoe business at Market and Summer Streets to EK L Burwell of Chelsea, who will take possession mid September. Mr Macnair will now devote time to Lynn Safe Deposit Safe & Trust Company.
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Lynn
Joan Maenab
Market
Summer Streets
EK. L. Burwell
Chelsea
Macnair
Lynn Safe Deposit Safe & Trust Company
Reverend Brooke Herford Faces English Call to Roslin Chapel
The Rev Brooke Herford explains a possible return to England to lead Roslin Chapel amidst Unitarian need. He weighs personal duty against his Boston work and vows to decide after his church reopens, noting four to five London churches lack pastors and that the choice is now or never.
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Brooke Herford
Roslin Chapel
London
England
Wayland
Herford
Christian Register
Unitarian Churches
Sam
America
Arlington Street
Boston
Brooke HerForp
The Labor Parade Promises Large City Participation
The labor parade will feature the building trades including carpenters bricklayers plasterers painters steamfitters plumbers laborers roofers and stairbuilders with thousands of workers from master builders and city departments. It forms at Wells Memorial Building and Union Park before moving through the Common to West Chester park for a picnic and evening events at Oakland Garden. The Amalgamated Building Trades Council endorsed allowing workers to observe the day while resolving gang work questions by majority vote. Also noted is a large contingent of union members unable to parade joining later events and a tug of war between Puffer’s and Tufts’s soda factory crews at Oakland Garden. A.B. T. C. prizes total over 1200 for the day's activities.
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Wells Memorial Building
Union Park
Harrison Avenue
Hoyiston
Charles Streets
Common
Boylston Street
Charles, Beacon, School and
Washington Streets
West
Oakland Garden
Puffer’s
Tufts
Snceine
Money and Stocks Firmer Ahead of Month End
Local money markets stay easy with signs of strength before the 18th. New York funds firm. stock activity mixed as traders cover shorts on favorable crop reports while concerns about rail and copper shares shape sentiment.
Lynn Knights and Lasters Dispute Over Hollis Factory
Sept 11 Lynn Lynn Knights of Labor officials dispute a claim that the Lynn Lasters Union ended its pact with the Knights. A secretary says no connection was broken and that Lasters work for Hollis factory, with some non union Lasters also present. Also Lafayette College suspends eleven sophomores for hazing.
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Knights of Labor
Lynn Lasters
Hollis
Post
Hllis
Easton
Peon
Lafayette College
Quar stock quotations from multiple firms and railways
A dense list of stock quotes with quarters and prices for railway companies, chemical and tobacco firms, real estate, and utilities. Items include CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RR, MISSOURI PACIFIC RR, COLORADO FURL Co, LORILLARD Co, WESTERN UNION TEL Co, and others with quarterly yields, par values, and partial notices.
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Hostox & Albany
Cureacy & East Bay Illinois
Chicago & Nortiwestren
Chicago
Bua Lindton & Quincy
Chicago Gas Trust
Mit & ST Paul RR
Cleveland
Cincinnati
SY Louis
Colorado Furl Co
Connmeicut River
Corrugated Wikk Fast Co
Hupson Canal Co
DistTitLeRs & Cattle Fewpers Co
East
Boston
Laxo Co
Blush
Peer Li
Lexicon Valley RR
Londonderry LitHia Sixing Watkrs Co
Manhattan RR
Missouri Pacific RR
Ayer Ene Pacific RR
P. Lorillard Co
ScuNsuny & Lewistons Rye—Semlann
C. Western Union Tel Co
Siipk Real Estaté Company
Sh. White
Daily Stock Prices and Sales Report for Friday
Official report lists the day’s sales, high and low prices, and closing bid and asked prices. New York stock sales total 322,900 shares, up from 301,200 yesterday and 409,400 on Wednesday, with principal stocks showing daily highs and lows.
Wall Street Through Quiet Downturn On September Day
Money on call easy at 2 to 4 percent with last loan at 3 percent and bankers’ bills weak. Sterling active and weak with bankers’ bills around 4.82 to 4.84. Government bonds dull while railroad bonds steady to weak. The stock market drifted to dull with a broad downward tendency, slight rallies late morning and near 2 p.m. faded, then a feeble rally on short covering before closing quiet near the day’s lows. Notable moves included Rock Island up 1 1/2 to 14 3/4, Distillers 2 1/2 to 74 1/4, Lake Shore up 10 to 119 3/4, and several others easing from intraday highs. Transactions totaled 1,887,000 with Atchison incomes 636,000, Oregon Improvement 5s 112,000, Reading firsts 121,000, and South Carolina incomes 110,000. South Carolina incomes rose to 25 1/2.
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Richmond
Union Pacific
London
Vanderbilts
Wla
Etter
Gould
Mr. Gould
Addison Cammack
Europe
Rock Island
Whiskey Trust
Reading “Pool
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Burlington
Lake Shore
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Oregon Improvement
Reading
South Carolina
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Green Bay
Richmond & West Point Trust
Mixed Market and Mining Stock Close Report
The page lists closing quotations for bonds and stocks across sectors with emphasis on petroleum, quicksilver, and rail companies. It shows closing prices for various issues, including New York bonds, Pacific Mail, and Western Union, plus a mining stocks section highlighting Deadwood Terra and Ontario with their latest figures.
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Colgosl
Quicksilver
United States and Canadian market closes mixed rates
London reports show mixed results for U S tours firsts and rail names with varied percentages across Erie Illinois Central Reading and Pennsylvania stocks. Open market discount rates for short bills range at one percent for three months.
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London
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Ilinois
St Paul
New York Central
Financial gloom hits Odessa as rouble swings threaten trade
A London despatch reports extraordinary rouble fluctuations over ten days nearly halting international commerce. Contracts are impossible and the outlook warns of a serious crisis as Berlin bankers are blamed for influencing Russian exchange and autumn conditions.
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Odessa
London
Berlin
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Longmont
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Lewis & OO
Wovelty Mfg. CO
Universal Cash Register CO
Washington St
F. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Stetneie
Fastern Electric Cable Co
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Ft. Wayne Electric Co
Detroit Electric
Oasis
Ommonwealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Olin F. Ingalls
Melrose
Cambridge
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Alfred Clapp
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George M. Brooks
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Hiram K. Whitcomb
Everett
Said
James L. Powers
American Bell Telephone Company
William KR. Driver
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