The Bay State Democrats Bend to Empire of Reed and McKinley
The article attacks Republican leadership under Speaker Reed and McKinley, condemning attempts to weaken the House rule requiring voting, expand presidential election control, and push a National Federal Elections Bill. It argues these moves threaten democracy, cites tariff disputes affecting Massachusetts, and warns of patronage and partisan manipulation of offices and courts. It discusses the steel rail tariff, reciprocity, and New England economic interests, urging resistance to protectionist schemes and defense of free trade principles.
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Silver Mine pays monthly dividends at 12 percent
The Niayilazeppa venture advertises a guaranteed 12 percent annual dividend paid monthly with assurances of ten years of continued payouts while only a small portion of the ground is opened. It claims safety comparable to a 6 percent investment and offers prospectus and details on this and other mining investments.
Soaps Continued With Notable Strength Amid Highlights
The column notes continued remarks on soaps including Richmond and West Point trust with five items marked for strength while no other feature stands out.
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Richmond & West Point Trust
Missouri Pacific Declares Quarterly Dividend for Oct 15
Directors announce a 1 percent quarterly dividend payable Oct 15 to stockholders of record Sept 29. Also note the Michigan Lana & Iron Company paid a 142 percent dividend today, described as irregular or semi spasmodic. Mr. John H. Flagler in Boston to participate in a 3 percent quarterly dividend by National Tube Works, applicable to stock of Sept 23.
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Carlisle
England
Europe
Andrew Carnegie
Aladdin
Edgar Thompson
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Missouri Pacific Road
Michigan Lana & Iron Company
John H. Flagler
Boston
National Tube Works
Electric stocks and rates from the telegraphic market
Electric stocks listed by Prescott and Co include 3 Eastern Electric Cable Company preferred at 514% and 50% Thomson-Houston, with other quotes for Gethins Electrical Mtg. Co. 2 8 Union Electric Car Company 4 6 and Thomson European Electric Welding Co. The text shows varied prices and percentages, reflecting a market snapshot.
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F. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Eastern Electric Cable Company
Gethins Electrical Mtg. Company
Union Electric Car Company
Thomson-Houston Company
Thomson European Electric Welding Company
Foreign Financial Reports Ledger Snips London Markets
International market report. Consols quoted at 956.14 for money and 959.16 for the account. Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 36. Canadian Pacific at 298. Erie 25. St Paul 6984. New York Central 10944. Pennsylvania 5444. Bar silver 537.16d money 24.23 percent. Bank of England bullion decreased £496000 in the past week. reserve ratio to liability falls from 45.48% to 44.01%.
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Barjsilver
New York Stock Market Recovers Strength After Midday Dip
The New York market opened dull then firm, with gains in Chicago Gas Lackawanna Sugar and Reading. Rio Grande Western and Mobile & Ohio led late-day strength while rails and bonds showed renewed activity with modest final advances and overall firm close.
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Lackawanna
Sugar
Reading
Lackwanna
St. Paul
Bears
Soong
Burlington and
Bulls
Rio Grande Western
Mobile & Ohio
Atchimson
Conservatory of Music Recital Opens Scholastic Year
The Conservatory of Music opened its scholastic year with 360 pupils housed in Sleeper Hall. The first formal recital featured Mrs. Louis Maas with a piece by her late husband Dr Maas, and a piano concerto in C minor with Carl Faelten on a second piano. William L Whitney sang Song of the North, with Elson as lyricist, followed by Faelten piano selections. Mrs Clara Tourgee Nelson did not perform due to illness, and Otto Bendix and Emil Maler played piano and violin with a poignant Sonata in E flat.
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Sleeper Hall
Louis Maas
Maas
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Otto Bendix
Emil Maler
Gaye & Pathetic Sonata
Boston gold beaters strike for 75 cent raise
One hundred gold beaters in Boston walk out demanding a 75 cent raise per pack, boosting price to 140 dollars and potential daily earnings from 280 to 420 dollars. The strike is national, with action in New York, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati. Boston firms favor uniform prices, while Cabot and Davis shops face the most pressure.
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London Rice and Wheat Markets Reported Steady Amid Unsettled Weather
London sent 18 at 1 pm notes cargoes off coast with wheat and corn steady as arrivals rise. Mark Lane reports wheat quiet but markets quick, French steadier. Liverpool prices show wheat firm with poor demand, corn steady as buyers hold off. quotations list winter wheat at 7s 2d, spring at 7s 4d, California firm at 73 4d, club wheat 5s 4d 7d, with other staples firmer and machinery work at 57s 6d, lard 31s, tallow 27s 4d, cheese steady.
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L Cxigo
Mark Lane
Liverpool
England
California
Insurance Incorporated 1818 Boston Notice
Insurance, Incorporated 1818 The American Insurance Co Boston gives notice that their capital paid in and invested is 300,000 and they insure fire and marine risks not exceeding 56,000 on any one risk at No 47 Kilby Street Boston. Premium certificates issued payable in sterling at the counting house of George Croshaw Co London. Francis Peabody President W Field Secretary. Henry 3 Bean Asst Secy.
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Menry
Bean
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