Market weakness as high money rates hit stocks
The report details a broad market decline in New York driven by high call money rates peaking near 20 percent and easing late in the day. Sugar led gains, Union Pacific and Atchison showed mixed moves, and copper outlook remained bullish with Standard Oil influence pending. London demand supported some activity. cash loans and collateral were selective amid cautious sentiment.
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Ex dividend and rights on total securities listed
Ex-dividend and rights reported on total securities with listed stocks totaling 11 380 shares bonds valued at 18 500 unlisted stocks 11 885 shares and bonds 2 000. The data includes eee 3232.
East Boston caucus ballots mix up causes recount showing minimal changes
A Boston recount clears a ballot mix up in East Boston where a 400 vote drop for Conry was found to come from mislabeling unused ballots. Missing ballots were later found in the box and official counts largely matched caucus figures despite prior sensational claims.
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Glorious Winnipesaukee trip for Boston riders Sept 20
Boston travelers flock to Lake Winnipesaukee excursions aboard the Mount Washington with over 1200 participants already. A special Boston departure at 8 20 a m links with the Alton Bay steamer for a full day ride, returning by the Alton Bay line. Round trip fare is 2, tickets on sale at the city ticket office until Friday 5 p m and at Union Station after 6 p m. Tickets are limited, so early purchase advised.
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Winthrop Caucus Tonight Sparks Democratic Row
Winthrop faces a politically charged caucus after a tied vote between Conry and Keliher. Ex Senator Keliher instructs supporters to stay away arguingSecretary Coffey cannot call a second caucus. He seeks a later time or legal action while Conry supporters pledge delegates. The town, famed for its beaches, watches a bitter fight over two delegates. Judge Weil, caucus chair, had refused to reopen voting.
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South End
Ward 4
Charlestown
Judge Brown Fines Chinese Gamblers Double for Repeat Offences
In the Munici pal Court Judge Brown fines sixteen Chinese gamblers with $5 per appearance, plus a $10 surcharge for those previously charged, reversing Judge Dewey's $1 per appearance rule. The scene causes tension in Chinatown as the interpreter confirms repeat offenders and the room reels from the revived extra fines.
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Contested Caucus Sparks Political Row Over Campus Delegates
The dispute centers on authority after a vote, with Judge Weil seen as neutral, Secretary Coffey aligned with Conry, and Kelcher accusing Coffey of illegal action for issuing a new caucus call with less than 48 hours’ notice. Kelcher pledges legal recourse or court action to challenge tomorrow night’s delegates.
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Kelcher
Coffey
Tomorrow's convention draws large Democratic gathering in Massachusetts
The Democratic State convention meets tomorrow at Tremont Temple with about 1400 delegates expected, nearly 1200 from Gaston. Headquarters are at the Revere House with Gaston and Hamlin’s apartments for political contact. The resolutions committee meets today at 4 pm and the state committee at 2 pm with candidates dining together. Williams and Quincy favor national issues, while a Kansas City platform vote is anticipated but likely avoided. Josiah Quincy, back in Boston from abroad, met leaders Williams McNary Gaston Hamlin Corbett and Collins to build a stronger state machine.
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Boston
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Collins
Foss campaign sidelined by Innes machine aid claims
Supporter claims Ward 10 campaign for Eugene N Foss is being overshadowed by the Innes machine as leaders push for Cox and Nichols nominations. He details alleged trickery, deals, and late night pressure, and states he withdrew his name for the House race amid these tensions.
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Gillespie backs Rose for Ward 10 caucus sweep
John J. Gillespie for Ward 10 urges Republicans to vote for Abbott F. Rose to counter Innes machine influence. He frames Rose as fit and worthy for House nomination and election, pledging further effort as he runs for Common Council. Address 64 Clarendon Street.
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Coughlin Denies Hamlin Allies Back Williams for Platform
Fall River report quotes Hon John W Coughlin denying newspaper insinuations that Hamlin friends backed George Fred Williams to gain a platform displeasing Colonel Gaston The executive committee of 16 members had 11 present seven supported Gaston Williams was unanimously chosen with no preference for candidates or platforms Our aim remains a true Democratic platform acceptable to all Democrats both radical and conservative.
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Socialist Candidates Nominated in New England Districts
James J. McVey, Drug Clerks' Union president, was named for Congress in the ninth district on the Socialist ticket at Lyceum Hall East Boston before about 1500 attendees including Rep McCartney and the Rev Father McGrady. In Lawrence the fifth district Socialists nominated James A Wilkinson of Methuen for Congress and Henri Richardson of Lowell for councillor. Louis D Talbot of the city was nominated for Senator in the fifth Essex district.
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Hamlin seeks ballot at convention says loyalists deserve consideration
Dr. George P. Cooke, Hamlin campaign manager, reports Hamlin will demand a ballot in the convention. He argues friends deserve consideration and should not be deserted after their loyal fight in the campaign.
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Everett Aldermen Approve Hospital Fund and Milks Inspector Change
The Everett Board of Aldermen appropriated 7500 to erect a contagious diseases hospital on Fuller street. The Metropolitan Park Commission refused 2000 toward grade changes at Everett avenue and Metropolitan boulevard, citing unsatisfactory work. An order for 5000 to introduce the block system in the assessors department was sent to the next city government. Romanus FE. Beers was unanimously confirmed inspector of milk replacing Maher S. Winslow.
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General Curtis Guild speaks in Somerville church
Last evening at the West Somerville Congregational Church on Day street General Curtis Guild Jr repeated his lecture Cuba Past and Present at the request. J Warren Bailey secretary of the Massachusetts Prison Commission presided and Mayor Edward Glines introduced the speaker. Before the meeting between 7 and 8 o clock General Guild was entertained at the Dover street home of Mr and Mrs Batley where he exchanged greetings with many representative citizens.
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Three Stowaways Escape From Steamship Ivernia
Three German Canadian stowaways evaded return to the steamship Ivernia after attempting to flee. Paul Schmidt was captured in East Boston and returned to the vessel, which sails today. Peter Richter and Paul Reistan remain at large and cannot speak English.
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H D Currie Dies Suddenly at Cambridge Home
The Reverend H D Currie D D died suddenly at his home 887 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge yesterday morning after a brief illness. Born in New Brunswick about 49 years ago he was the son of Mr and Mrs Thomas G Currie.
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Cambridge Non Partisans Meet in Cambridge
A Cambridge committee of 100 believers in non partisanship held its first meeting at Citizens Trade Association Hall with about 60 members present. They debated forming a new nonpartisan organization or joining the Temple Hall party, elected nominations for officers, and planned another gathering for next Monday to decide caucus policy and state law interpretations.
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Story of a Space sermon airing at Tre mont Temple
The Young Men's Baptist Social Union of Boston opened its season with Rev. Roland D. Grant speaking on The Story of a Spade at Gilbert Hall Tre mont Temple. He linked Jeremiah buying land in Jerusalem to hidden evidence and predicted future discoveries unearthing ancient truths.
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