Steel Drops to Low as Market Ends in Narrow Decline
Wall Street centers on steel and industrial shares as Steel common hits a new low of 18 1 2. Tennessee Coal breaks, Amalgamated and Copper Range rise modestly, and the market closes steady after late selling. Local mines report July earnings rising with strong Kearsarge vein prospects aiding Lake Superior projects.
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Wall Street
Standard Rope and Twine Company
Tennessee Coal
New York
Bank of England
London
Liverpool
Atchison
Western Commission House
Brooklyn
Tennessee
Philadelphia
State Street
Boston
Steel
Amalgamated
Copper Range
Standard Oil
Morgan
Co. G. Gates
Harris, Gates & Co
H. C. Frick
Connor Range
Wolverine
Bingham
Utah
Trinity
Osceola
Allouez
Daly-West
Old Dominion
United Fruit
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Electric
Telephone
Chemical Preferred
New Haven
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State
Treadwell Mining
Majestic
Jupiter Steel
Centennial
Kearsarge Lode
Ahmeek No. 1
No. 2
No. 1
Lake Superior
Hooley & Co
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Heath
Atchison Salon
Baltimore &Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Ewes
Chicago & Great West
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Kansas City
Louisville &Nashville
Do Adee
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St. L & West
Eenee
Wheeling & Lake Efrie
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Copper
American Car & Counery
Am Smelting & Henny
Dore
American Sugar Refining
Transit
Colorado
Fue
Brooklyn Rapid & Iron
General Electric
International Paper Pr
National Biscuit
Pacific Mail
Ahmee
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal &Iron
United
Unite Biaise
Western Union
Distinguished figures arrive aboard the Saxonia in Boston
The Cunard liner Saxonia from Queenstown docked in East Boston with 2132 passengers, a record since May, after an eight day six minute crossing. Notables included ex Chief Justice O W Holmes, Count Ward and British officials, bishops Harkins and Tierney, Major Falcon, Sir W Dick-Cunyngham, and others.
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Cunard
Saxonia
Queenstown
Boston
Outer Light
O. W. Holmes
Massachusetts Beach
Supreme Beach
Washington
Count Ward
Roumania
London
Co. A. P
Matthew Harkins
Providence
R. I
Michael Tierney
Hartford
Conn
Carlsbad
H. Savage
R. D
Etthhel Savage
R. 1
Arthur Jones
Chicago
D. D. van Allen
W. Harman van Allen
Church of the Advent
Continent
Dividend Notice From American Telephone Telegraph Co
American Telephone Telegraph Co declares a dividend of one and two half dollars per share to stockholders of record as of September 30 1903. Payment scheduled for October 15 1903 with transfer books closed October 1 to October 14 1903. | Note: date in text shows 1903 and 1908 confusion. primary record references 1903 dividend schedule.
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American Telephone
Extra Sunday Trip to Portland on Governor Dingley Steamship
Advertises a Sunday night sail from India Wharf to Portland on the Governor Dingley at 7:00 p m September 20 for Casco Bay sails Sebago Lake River ton and Underwood Park with a return each evening at 7:00 p m Bay State option Sunday in Portland and return that evening for one dollar. Call write or phone for information.
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Portland
Bay State
India Wharf
Alleged Deserter Caught James J. Jordan Apprehended
James J. Jordan 16 was arrested by Somerville Patrolman Simons on a deserter charge. He enlisted on the receiving ship Wabash, served two years, and left the ship on June 6 1902 without returning.
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James J. Jordan
Simons
Somerville Police
Uncle Sam
Jordan
Wabash
Harvard Football Candidates Open Preliminary Practice
Harvard’s 1903 football hopefuls began training on Soldiers Field after a ten week break. The pace stressed speed and agility over brute strength with 40 plus candidates including Henley and Littlefield from Boston Latin. Coach Cranston led the session as Scotty MacMasters cautioned the outlook remains thin but promising under new rules.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Scotty MacMasters
Old Country
Scotty
Henley and Littlefield
Boston Latin School
Marshall
Nervolo Beats Laconda in Thrilling Readville Pace Duel
Readville crowd of 6000 watched Nervolo edge Laconda in a three heat pace race with final times 2:06 3-4 2:05 3-4 and 2:07. Hudson drove Laconda to stay neck and neck with Golden’s Nervolo as the Boston horse finally prevailed by a head in heat three, while Dan Patch was saved for tomorrow. Also featured were trot races led by Masetto and Rowella with other pacers and wagons completing the card.
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Readville
Dan Patch
Laconda
Nervolo
Jimmy Golden
Scott Hudson
Golden
Kentucky
Hudson
Boston
Houdson
Dillon Boy
Johnny Dickerson
Masetto
Norrie
Rowella
Lawson
Dreamer
Willard Sanders
Frank Hall
Ackerland
C. H. Belleden
John Shepard
B. K. Currier
Altwood
Rhythmic
Prince of Orange
Chase
Ida Highwood
Monte Carlo
Susie J. al Bock
Cabanola
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Tel & Tel
Ag Chem
See
Eee Ee
Tel Eee Ene Ee Ee
Top &Sf
Bingham Con M
Bos & Fers
Bos & Maine
Dom Coal
Dom Ir & Steel
Elm River
Franklin
Ga Ry & Elec
Aeee
Gen Electric Eee
Granby
Guanajuato
Sae Ee
Mergenthal Lin
E Tel & Tel
Nh&h
Old Colony R
Pullman Co
Quincy Min
Rutland
US Coal & Oil
US Steel
West
West End
Western T & T
Western Union T
Winona
Cranston
Reggy Brown
Johnny Dunlop
Bert Waters
F. W. Mead
J. D. McFadden
W. W. Behr
W. M. Hurd
B. Williams
G. Bartells
A. C. Blagden
R. B. Gring
A. Tyng
W. C. Means
W. H. Brown
H. C. Pell
A. Goodhue
J. Parkinson
C. G. Dodge
W. Carr
L. G. Morris
W. Kent
F. H. Nesmith
R. Winsor
J. R. Hooper
W. E. Julien
W. H. Henley
A. T. Snyder
T. C. Meier
P. Upham
C. W. Randall
R. G. Coburn
S& G. Wryley
T. D. Sloane
F. W. Lehmann
Carl Marshall
Tyng
Wilder
Nantasket
Pemberton
bSundays
G. P. Cushing
Mgr
Entertainments
Boston & Maine RR
Hoosae Tunnel
Hudson River
Boston Union Station
Albany
Adirondack
New York City
River Line
Washington Street
Union Station
Fall River Line
Warren St
J. Flanders
Gen
Passa and
Tkt
Agt
South Terminal
Connelly's
Adams House
Boston & Worcester
AIR Line
Chestnut Hill
Newton Highlands
Wellesley
Natick
Framingham
Amil
Southboro
Marlboro
Wentboro
Northboro
Shrewsburry
Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester
Park Square
Subway
Brooktline
Berkshires
Fred Nielo
Geo. M. Coban
Hollis Beat
Isaac B. Rich
Marie Cahill
Daniel V. Arthur
Nancy Brown
Hollis Street
GLOBE
Theatre Wash
Reich Sts
Oxford
Weber & Fields
Tames
F. Hackett
Louis Evan Shipman
John Ermine
Yellowstone
Frederic Remington
Tremont
Henry W. Savace
Prince
Pixley & Luders
Henry W. Savage
Raymond Hitchcork
Colonial Eibatee Chas
Frohman & Rich & Harris
Lessees & Mgrs
Fishers
Sam Bernard
Mrs. Crane
Leith IK
Huntington Ave
Cleveland
Chicaco
Wright & Ditson's
Washington St
Cohen’s Cigar
Summer St
Oblast Shoe
Cor. Boylston
Brothers Byne
King Philip
Edward W. Dixon
North Side
Commercial
Majestic E.d.stairgal Wilbur
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Kathryn Osterman
Great Company
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Hart
Bay Line
Atlantic Ave
Rowe
Ox. Whitel
Maina
Atkins Paine
Austin
Stone's
Ireland
Duclos
Howard
F. m. Faust
Leslie Brothers
Howard and Harris
McIntyre and Rice
Jas
Bonnie Farley
Our Beauty Bright
Washington & Dover Sts
Wislic
HUB Ladies
Little Church
Ana Bowdoin
North Shore
Gloucester
Cape
Cape Ann
Centr Wharf
State St
Lea Boston
Merchant
Gen. Maangoston & Gloucester
Castle Square Stre
Virginia
Shannon
Cui
Duchess
Remem Patlace
Fay Foster
Haymarket
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