Wall Street assesses storms as markets slip on copper and debt
Across Wall Street and London, stocks weakened after spring wheat damage and frost in the corn belt. Steel and copper shares fell, with readings on Copper Range and Amalgamated Copper guiding sentiment. Outlook includes possible dividend news and strategic deals, while copper prices drift lower amid London activity and U.S. mining names slide.
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Wall Street
International
London
Europe
Missouri Pacific
Atchison, Reading, St. Paul
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Second Steel Syndicate
Brooklyn Transit
Reading
St. Paul
Northwestern
Atchison, Reading
New York Central
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
United States
Boston Clearing House
Shipping News Mini Almanac Seeks Port Movements
Shipping news for September 15 notes sunrise and sunset times, tides, and moon phase. It lists arrived steamers and schooners with destinations and cargoes, cleared vessels, and sailings including numerous ships, tugs, and barges tied to ports from Halifax to Philadelphia and Boston to Portland.
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Cestrian
Thomas
Liverpool
Frederick Leyland & Co
Admirel Schley
Jarson
Port Antonio
Jam
Halifax
Ellis
Charlottetown
Stuart
Tiverton
R. I
Maggie Hurley
Anthony
New York
Melrose
Kelly
G. M
Brainard
Beal
Philadelphia
Emma W. Day
Tainter
Winterport
Chester R. Lawrence
Grinnell
Rockport
Catharine
Wooster
Sayerville
N. J
Three Sisters
Port Liberty
Paoli
Chase
Pemberton
Plymouth
Hand
Fortland
Salem
Mass
Port Johnson
Peter Jobson
Norfolk
Ockenfels
Chatham
Baltimore
Prince Arthur Br
Yarmouth
N. S
State of Maine
St.ohn
N. B
Portland
Eastport
Herman Winter
Eureka
Ardmore
Upton
Woodbury
Covington
Newport News
City of Montreal
Catawissa
Robesonia
Kohinoor
Lincoln
Lynn
Cheektowaga
Bath
Blackbird
Byssus
Perth Amboy
Cc. RR. R
Spring Hill
Parrsboro
Mary Augusta
Sullivan
M. D. Cressey
Coal Rt
Emma E. Potter
Clementsport
Genesta
Windsor
W. R. Huntley
Harvey, N. B
Cora F. Cressey
Last Trips to Provincetown By Bay Line
Owing to the heat wave the Bay line will continue daily trips to Provincetown through Monday Sept 21. The four hour sail each way includes a 90 minute stay for dinner and a stroll in the old sea port. Departs Bay line wharf 400 Atlantic avenue at 9 am daily and 9:30 am on Sundays. Splendid stateroom accommodations.
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Provincetown
Cape
Greater Boston
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Hough's Neck Excursion Promises Affordable Sail
A summer trip to Hough's Neck invites visitors on a delightful voyage with pleasant scenery and low fare, encouraging local residents to consider a short excursion by boat.
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Hough's Neck
Osgood Company Announces Fall Festival of Home Furnishings
Autumn sale begins Monday September 14 at the Co E Osgood Company with hand picked goods at reduced prices. Mr Osgood offers one year credit with free insurance and no extra charges. High quality new items offered at deeply cut prices to aid homemakers in frugal shopping.
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Co. E. Osgood Company
Osgood
Three to five years for Wilfred Houde in chloroform case
Wilfred Houde pleaded guilty to attempting to chloroform Dexter D. Keith of Massachusetts Avenue. Keith, a 49er who brought California gold home, fought back as the intruder entered via a window. Judge Sherman sentenced Houde to prison for three to five years with one day solitary.
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Wilfred Houde
Dexter D. Keith
Massachusetts Avenue
Sherman
Keith
California
Court Hears Ebriates and Offenders In Large Docket
A court session showed 157 men and 18 women in ebriates at the Central Municipal Court. Most were new offenders released without arraignment. eight assault and battery cases also heard. Druggist BE G Rodick’s illegal liquor sale case adjourned to Sept 16. Belle St George fined $50 for illegal sale. Annie Boylan’s stabbing and assault case continued to Sept 17 with $500 bail.
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Central Municipal Criminal Court
BE. G. Rodick
Causeway Street
Belle St. George
Annie Boylan
Sophie Russell
Catherine Allen
Dr Turner Found Guilty In Two Revere Cases
Dr Edward L D Turner Sunday manager at Revere Beach performances faced Chelsea Police Court on two charges for Sunday August 23. He was found guilty in both cases with a $400 fine and $200 per charge. He appealed and was held in $300 bonds for October term. This is his fourth Chelsea court conviction by Judge Bosson, with all appeals.
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Edward L. D. Turner
Revere Beach
Chelsea
Dr. Turner
Chelsea Court
Bosson
Judge appoints conservator for Mary F. Roberts estate
In Probate Court yesterday Judge Grant named John Wilson conservator of the Mary F. Roberts estate a widow age 82. The estate includes about 400000 dollars in real estate in South Boston Jamaica Plain Chardon street and Friend street with an annual income of 30000 to 35000 dollars. Mrs Roberts widow of Charles Roberts once in the iron business on Causeway street. Their son Albert managed the estate until his death in July.
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Grant
John Wilson
Mary F. Roberts
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Chardon Street
Friend Street
Roberts
Charles Roberts
Causeway Street
Albert
Sentences Imposed by Superior Criminal Court Yesterday
Judge Sherman presided in the Superior Criminal Court delivering sentences for multiple defendants. John Williams 11 months in the House of Correction for attempted larceny Napoleon Sears three years for robbery Edward T Pyburn two and a half years for breaking and entering Robert Spratt two years associated with the case Albert J Brown 20 break ing and entering reform atory John J Murphy five months for drunkenness Thomas Fitzgerald and William Tyler vagrants Bridgewater William A Draper 18 months for breaking and entering in the House of Correction James Lee and Frank Blake larceny both reformatories Frank A Brown breaking and entering reformatory George Stien breaking and entering one year in the House of Correction.
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Sherman
Superior Criminal Court
John Williams
House of Correction
Napoleon Sears
Edward T. Pyburn
Robert Spratt
Albert J. Brown
John J. Murphy
Thomas Fitzgerald
William Tyler
Bridgewater
William A. Draper
James Lee
Frank Blake
Frank A. Brown
Reformatory
George Stien
Donovan Charged With Receiving Stolen Jewelry
William Donovan appeared before Judge Sherman charged with receiving stolen property. Assistant District Attorney McLaughlin said Donovan induced a 16 year old employee at a jewelry store to steal watches for him, obtaining about 150 dollars in goods. Donovan had prior probation and was sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction.
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William Donovan
Sherman
McLaughlin
Lad
Jact
Donovan
House of Correction
Melrose Memorial Hall dispute over Carnegie library plans
Melrose residents argue over a missing memorial hall in the nearing completion Carnegie library. Former Mayor Larrabee says no requests were made to the building committee by the G A R or D A R and urges action if the public desires space on the second floor. Mayor Buttrick notes no memorial hall was requested and funds should stay as designated. The idea of a memorial tablet was proposed but opposed by G A R members who enlisted in other units.
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State Street
Barstow
Trimountain
St. Paul
St. Mary’s
Amalgamated
London
Boston
New York
Standard Oil
U. S
Utah
Centennial
Allouez
Daly-West
Elm River
Franklin
Mohawk
Michigan
Shannon
Trinity
Winona
Dominion Coal
Dominion Iron and Steel
Dominion Iron
American Telephone
New Haven
Massachusetts Eléctric Common
United Fruit
Atchison
Tri-Mountain Mining Company
American Loan & Trust Company
Harney
Butte
Mont
Minnie Healey
Clancy
Boston & Montana
Old Dominion
Heath
Melrose
Carnegie Library
Larrabee
Carnegie
Grand Army
Buttrick
Andrew Carnegie
Darius A Green Named Successor to Pearson
Darius A Green, after nearly 15 years as Chief clerk in the Navy Bureau of Construction and Repair, Washington, is chosen to succeed Clifford C Pearson as chief clerk in the Navy pay office in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darius A. Green
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy Department
Washington
Clifford C. Pearson
Navy
Lipton Dinner Snub Sparks Roosevelt Lipton Row
Sir Thomas Lipton, en route to Chicago, recovered from indigestion and questioned reporters in Buffalo. Roosevelt declined to attend the Seawanhaka Club dinner, prompting claims of an uncalled-for snub. A statement from President Roosevelt and a letter from Secretary Loeb clarified the invitation, noting Lipton was not mentioned and the dinner was a neighborhood gathering among Seawanhaka members and guests.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Thomas Lipton
Chicago
Thomas
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Roosevelt
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Seawanhaka Club
Stewart
Adirondack Woods
Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Hoyt
Loeb
Seawanhaka
William Loeb, JR
Roosevelt approves statement on yacht club dinner issue
President Roosevelt in Oyster Bay approves issuing a formal statement of the facts about the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club dinner complication. Colgate Hoyt serves as board chairman.
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Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Centre Island
Oyster Bay
Thomas Lipton
Roosevelt
N. Y
Colgate Hoyt
Murphy denies Devery access to Tammany Hall leadership
New York Sept 14 Charles F Murphy Tammany Hall leader stated Devery will never enter Tammany Hall leadership while he remains in the organization even if Devery wins the ninth district primary contest De Murphy said it makes no difference to him whether Devery defeats the opposition in the primary or not His stance aims to clarify his position in the ongoing internal dispute within Tammany Hall
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
William S. Devery
Tammany
Ninth
Devery
JoaneDe Lemonade Man Popular in Boston Yesterday
Dimitri JoaneDe, the traveling lemonade fountain man, drew large crowds in Boston yesterday as a popular local character. The scene highlighted his attracting presence and the cheerful display he offered.
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Joanede
Travelling lemonade man draws curious crowds in Boston
Dimitri Joanelede, the travelling lemonade man, begins his day from 122 Harrison Avenue in spotless white with a gleaming fountain on his back. He travels Boston streets yesterday as a curious crowd follows, his salesmanship pulling one customer after another with a simple, friendly line.
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Post
Dimitri Joanede
Boston
Mercury
Joanede
Harrison Avenue
Joanete
Railroad Petition Seeks Fence Paint Near Huntington Yard
A petition handed to the Boston and Albany railroad president and directors urges painting the unsightly north fence and embankment at Huntington avenue car yard bordering Boylston street Ward 11. Signers, residents facing the yard, list their names and addresses including Thomas F. Galvin Charles H. Mowry Albert Ruff and others at Boylston street buildings Hotel Lenox Sim ons College and local firms.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Huntington Avenue
Boylston Street
Ward 11
Massachusetts
Thomas F. Galvin
Charles H. Mowry
Lenox
Albert Ruff
Ainslee & Grabow
Walker-Gordon Laboratory Company
George H. Walker
William E. Baxter
M. D
Howland Company
Nantasket Beach Steamers Run Hourly From Rowe's Wharf
The Rowe's wharf steamers to Pemberton and Nantasket Beach operate hourly all day and continue until Sept 24 when the one boat time begins. Currently three steamers are in commission and thousands from Boston rode to the harbor's south shore on Sunday. The favorable September weather invites a final harbor sail, with the Nantasket service offering late-season trips to the popular resort.
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Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton
Nantasket Beach
Rowe's
South Shore
Last Opportunity This Season to Visit Newport by Express Train
Special express train to Newport at the popular rate of 1 dollar for round trip tickets will run on Thursday September 17. Autumn outings to the famous resort are highly enjoyable this season. Tickets available in advance at New Haven and Hartford offices at 262 Washington Street South and Back Bay stations.
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Newport
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Washington Street
South
Back Bay
Palmo Tablets Promise Rosy Health for Nervous Women
Nervous pale and fretful women may gain strength and look younger using Palmo Tablets. Each 50 cent box, 12 boxes with guarantee, money back not satisfactory. Sold by multiple Boston area druggists including Walker-Rintels, Bradbury, Putnam, Eaton, Klein’s, Knight’s, and Sawyer locations.
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Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
J ’ Eaton
Friend St
Klein's
Iorner Tremont
Boylston Sts
Knight's. Court
Hanover Sts
Sawyer
Corner Tremont
Holits Sts
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Broad Street
Mexican Central Railway Company, Limited
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
York Stock Exchange
Order of
Equitable Trust Company of
Nassau Street
New York City
Old Colony Trust Company
Ames Building
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
St. Louis
Messrs. J. Henry Schreider & Co
Leadenhall Street
For
Haight & Freese Co
Boston, Mass
T Wharf
Dorcas
Cape Elizabeth
Venus
Fish Hawk
Livonia
Briganza
Glenelg
Nellie G. Adams
Ma A. Whalen
Lizzie M. Stanley
F. J. McMorrow
Mary E. Stone
Annie
Jennie
Canopus
Dorothy
E. C. Hussey
Sheffyld
Mary G. Powers
Monitor
William A. Morse
Aldo
Trapani
Gloucester
Mystic Pier
Rosario
Emma F. Angel
Josie R. Burt
Schonfels
Boston & Maine Railroad
Savannah
Martha T. Thomas
Watts
Apalachicola
Fla
Jupiter
Dulness
E. Thomas
Grand Junction
Shipping News
Railroads
Baltimore & Ohio
Censalan Pacific
Chicago & Great West
Chicago & Northewest
Chicago Ter & Trans
C & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Loolaville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Minneapolis & St Louis
Seeeeres
Ae Rock Island Co
St Louis Southwestern
St Paul
RAY
Texas & Pacific
Wabash
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Coppers
Am Car & Foundry
Ee Locomotive
Peewee Eeeeree
Jean Sugar
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas Waee Oa
General Electric
International Paper
National Biscuit Eeee
People’s Gas Eeereee Ease
Pullman Palace
Gar Oes
Republic Steel
Ropher Goods Boo
Tennessee Coal & Iron
U S
Rie Eea Aaiecaue Aey
Weatern Union
Tel & Tel
T&s
B & Q Joint
CGC
M & B Inc
Adventure
Ag Chem
As ‘S
Atlantic
Bos & Albany
Bos & Maine
Dom Coal
Dom Ir & ‘Steel
Fast Boston Hand
Edison el
Isle Royale
Osceola
Swift & Co
Trinity Min
United Shoe Bees
Coal & Oil
U S Steel
Victoria
West T & T
Westing Flee
Houde
Memorial Hall
Pearson
Lipton
Murphy
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