Stocks Headline Market Pivot Amid Copper Rally
The stock market softened on Tuesday amid tight money and a copper slump, with the sudden Vanderbilt death deepening gloom. Rallies later in the day lifted sentiment as shorts covered, and copper stocks like Centennial and Arcadian showed gains. Biracial talks touch on Mexican telephone expansion and consolidation in U S and Mexican telecommunications.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Shorts
the Waldorf
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit
Rand High
Brooklyn Rapid Transit i & Menace
C. O. Outfit
Brokers’ Commission
C. O
C. L
Centennial
Lake Superior
Osceola Lode
Clark‘Coolidge-Cole
Sante Fe Mining Company
North American Gold Dredging Company
American Zinc, Lead and Gmelting Company
United States Oil
Books
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
Yable
United States Mining Company
Centennial-Eureka
Boston & Joplin Zinc Mining Company
Herbert Radclyffe
Charles H. Rollins
Cadets
F. B. Rogers
Joplin
Peseri
United States
Mexico
California
Mexican Telephone Company
Forersons of
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Boston
Europe
Banking House Haight & Freese Advertsin Brief
Banking House Haight and Freese lists offices at 85 State Street Boston 53 Broadway New York and 402 Walnut cor 4th Philadelphia connected by private wires for prompt orders on New York Boston and Philadelphia exchanges. Offers information on stocks bonds cotton dividends and prices from a 400 page manual with free mailed letters. Bond lists and railway bonds supplied on request for purchase.
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Boston
State Street
New York
Broadway
Philadelphia
Walnunt
Cor
BP Sait Sluniet
Laljroad
Wheat Shortage Warns of Price Rise Says World Crop Down
A report notes U S wheat output this year is about 200 000 bu lower than last year with other major exporters also 200 000 000 bu short. The shortfall totals about 15 percent of a 2 000 000 000 bu world crop and could lift May wheat prices by 15 percent. Howard Crosby & Co offer a free book.
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Andaman Islands
An Iglands
Bay
U.S
Howard, Crosby & Co
Boston
Chicago
India
St. Louis
Bradstreet
Telegraphers Reunion in Boston Elects New Officers
The nineteenth annual Old-Time Telegraphers Association and United States Military Telegraph Corps reunion held in Boston ends tomorrow with about 240 delegates. Both groups meet with shared badges. officers differ. Key aim is pension for Civil War participants, with Senator Foraker said to back the effort. Colonel William B. Wilson re-elected president.
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Telegraphers' Association
United States Military Telegraph Corps
Boston
United States
Copley Square
Oxford
Nottingham
Niagara Falls
Congress
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Wilson
Lord Ross
Washington
William B. Wilson
Baltimore honors Captain Dyer with ceremonial sword
In Baltimore on September 12 crowds celebrated Captain N Mayor Dyer of the cruiser Baltimore. A 200 member reception committee welcomed him at City Hall after a parade and schoolchildren formed an American flag. The city presented a gold scabbarded Damascus steel sword costing 500 dollars.
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Baltimore
Dyer
Manila
City Hall
Mayor Malster
Malster
Massachusetts
Riverview Park
Telegraphy Pioneers Gather in Boston Meet and Tour
A Boston gathering of telegraphy association members begins at Allston Hall with remarks by Mayor Quincy and President Pettengill. Honorary membership offered to Quincy, Morse portrait given, and a history volume planned. Conference shifts to Boston sights with trolley tours to Bunker Hill and Morse birthplace, followed by theatre visits and a farewell banquet.
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Ctretgg Association
Allston Hall
H. J. Pettengill
Quincy
W. B. Wilson
Pettengill
Samuel F. B. Morse
West Indies
James Douglas Reid
Dumferline
Scot
Samuel A. Duncan
Atlanta
Louis A. Chasteau
Western Union
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
H. C. Hope
H. A. Tuttle
John Brant
New York
Boston
James Compton
Nashville
J. J. Dickey
Omaha
A. Duncan
Autumn Excursion From Boston to New York on Oct 3
The Boston and Albany announces an autumn excursion to New York on Tuesday October 3 departing via Springfield Pittsfield and the Berkshire Hills to Albany then along the Hudson River offering views of the Palisades from the day boat or a night trip on the Adirondack steamer. Home via the Fall River line. Fare is five dollars.
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Boston & Albany
New York
Springfield
Pittsfield
Berkshire Hills
Albany
Hudson River
Adirondack
Fall River
Rett B N Reg Ror 8 8 Pa HP Ok
Fragmentary OCR note records a terse status line with names and codes. It mentions Rett, a B N registration reference, and an approval or clearance noted as Pa HP ok, though details are unclear.
Holmes Receives Commission in Berkshire Opening
In Pittsfield the ses sion of Berkshire Superior Court opened with Chief Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes receiving his commission there. Assistant Justice Loring also accepted his Supreme Court commission. Marshall Wilcox delivered the welcome address, and Holmes replied at the crowded ceremony.
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Pittsfield
Superior Court
Berkshire County
Supreme Court of the Commonwealth
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Loring
Supreme Court
Walcott
Justice Holmes
Boy Drowns While Fishing on Thames Near Norwich
Nine year old John Carenter drowned in the Thames River at Norwich while fishing from a boat with his brother. He fell overboard and drowned before assistance could reach him this afternoon.
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Norwich
Conn
John Carenter
Thames River
Here
Excursion to New York on Boston & Albany Line
A Boston and Albany excursion to New York is planned for Tuesday October 8 offering a round trip fare of %0.00. Travelers will enjoy two full days in New York.
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New York
Boston & Albany
Yom Kippur Observances Detailed Across City
The article describes Yom Kippur practices among Orthodox Hebrews including 24 hours of fasting in synagogues, prayers, and the Kol Nidro hymn. It notes preparations, family reunions, forgiveness among neighbors, and mentions reform Hebrews holding evening and morning services. It also covers remarks about Admiral Dewey and Captain Hooper in Boston.
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Yom Kippur
Don Castile di Pedro
Indicted for Murder in East Dedham Family Killing
Norfolk county grand jury returns murder indictment against John W. Seery and Joseph E. Seery of East Dedham. They are charged with killing their mother Ellen Seery at their Central avenue home on July 2 1899. They were arraigned before Judge Emery Grover and held without bail at Dedham Jail pending grand jury action.
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Dedham
Norfolk County Grand Jury
John W. Seery
Joseph E. Seery
East Dedham
Ellen Seery
Central Avenue
Emery Grover
Sudbury Constable Ellins bound over after shooting case
The ongoing case against Constable Asahel Ellins of Sudbury for shooting Dennis F. Kelly of Marlboro on June 12 was heard in District Court. The court found probable cause and bound Ellms over to the October grand jury term with $1000 bail, sureties posted.
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South Framingham
Asahel Ellins
Sudbury
Dennis F. Kelly
Marlboro
William B. Gale
Boston
Charlesq. Tirrell
Natick
F. F. Gerry
Ellms
Secretary Wilson Probes New England Agricultural Conditions
Secretary Wilson of the Agricultural Department travels to New England to inspect farming conditions. He will begin with New Hampshire, assessing regional agricultural status and needs.
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Wilson
New England
Washington
Agricultural Department
New Hampshire
Admiral Dewey Study Guest Visits Manila Naval Officer
Captain C. L. Hooper formerly commanded the gunboat McCullough at Manila and studied Admiral Dewey up close. A guest at Young's Hotel yesterday, Hooper impressed observers with fearless features and ruddy cheeks, earning praise as an ideal naval officer.
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C. L. Hooper
McCullough
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Young’s
Hooper
Bob
Evans
Lieutenant Shaw Elevated to Captain in Thirty-fourth Regiment
Lieutenant Thomas J. Shaw formerly ordnance sergeant at Fort Independence Castle Island sailed with the Thirty fourth from San Francisco to the Philippines last week. Before departure at Fort Logan he was made acting captain of Company C. The colonel and staff recommended his promotion to captain and a telegram to Washington prompted belief the President will confirm. He is brother to David B. Shaw a State Senate candidate from Suffolk.
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Thomas J. Shaw
Fort Independence
Castle Island
United States Army
Thirty-fourth Regiment
San Francisco
Philippines
Fort Logan
Colorado
Shaw
Leutenant
Washington
David B. Shaw
State Senate
Suffolk
San Juan Hill
Charlestown
New Jersey Delivers Admiral Sampson's Sword for Presentation
The sword intended for Rear Admiral Sampson was delivered to the State House in Trenton and handed to the legislative committee. Senator Ketcham said no presentation date has been set yet but is expected to occur in time for Sampson to wear it at a forthcoming event.
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Parker Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington
William Hunt
Court St
Boston
Trenton
N. J
Evangelist C L Evarts To Speak Daily Meetings
Evangelist C L Evarts has been engaged for noon meetings on Bromfield Street. A large attentive audience returns after each session to a dance, with much interest and requests for prayer. Special music is arranged for each meeting. all are invited.
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C. L. Evarts
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G. H. Yetman
8S. F. B. Morse
Copper Queen Mining Co
Aetna W. Hill
ALLAN
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Rientreal
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Assyrian
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Que
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Rob't H, Hughes
Addres Fr E. Khan
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Uncle Sam
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Seery
Palzio
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Admiral Sampson
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