Wall Street Stocks Slump as Industrials Lead Decline
In heavy trading the industrial group tumbled with United States Steel and peers dropping sharply. United States Steel fell to 18, American Car and Foundry below 27, Pressed Steel and American Smelting weak, while Amalgamated Copper rose briefly before easing. The market ended weak with signs of liquidity drains and mixed bond activity.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Steel Group
United States Steel
American Car and Foundry
Pressed Steel Car
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Republic Steel
American Smelting and Refining
United States Steel Common
American Car and Foundry Common
Tennessee
Crucible Steel Preferred
New York
London
Amalgamated Copper
Boston
Treasury Department
United States
Ceca
State Street
Standard Oil
Morgan
Amalgamated
Wolverine
Centennial
Osceola
Utah
Winona
Daly- West
Franklin
Trinity
U. S
Dominion
Montreal
Boston & Maine
New Haven
United Fruit
Old Dominion
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Paine, Webber & Co
Sears
Bigelow
Towle & Fitzgerald
Mining and Stock Exchange
Alaredda Mines
Bay State Gas
Majestic
Massachusetts Breweries
Atchison
North America
Greene Consolidated
Moctezuma Mining Company
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Sonora
Spain
Mitchell Mining Company
Kruger Gold and Silver Mining Company
Capiital
Sonora Development Company
Heath
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver
Grande
Illinois Central
Ae Central
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Missouri Pacific
Renee
Missouri, Kansas & Tex
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg, CO & St L
Rock Island Co
St L & San Francd
St Louis Southwestern Pr
St Paul Ee
Southern Pacific
Southern Res Ee
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis ,& West
Union Pacific
Soosces
Vanwar Eeeneee
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central Settee
American Car & Or
American Locomotive Pr
Am Smelting & Refining
Poly American Sugar Refining
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
General Electric
International Paper Pr
National Biscuit
Pacific Mail
Tennessee Coal & Iron
United States Leather
Ee Eee
Western Union
Burrage Buys 20000 Shares in Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Frederick Flower of Flower & Co. confirms A C Burrage of Boston bought more than 20000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit shares. William Rockefeller hints at friends in Standard Oil involvement. Brokers say Standard Oil aims to control surface and underground transit in New York area, with Henry H Rogers active in stock purchases.
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New York
Frederick Flower
Flower & Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
A. C. Burrage
Boston
Rogers-Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Brooklyn
Henry H. Rogers
John D
Manhattan
Metropolitan Securities
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Companies
Bloodhounds Track Youthful Iowa Elopers
Edith Howery aged 14 and Clarence Mart aged 19 eloped from Attica to Albia and Mora Illinois. Their flight triggered a manhunt as Sheriff Huffmire’s bloodhounds tracked the trail from a window to Albia. Deputies apprehended the couple in Illinois and brought them back.
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Des Moines
Edith Howery
Clarence Mart
Attica
Mart
Miss Howery
Albia
Moravia
Knoxville
Huffmire
Illinois
Trade Review Notes Mixed Week for Mills and Markets
R G Dun & Co reports moderate overall business progress despite adverse weather. Textile mills show higher employment with some idle cotton machinery, but deliveries lag and prices drift. Woolens remain irregular, footwear sample lines advance, large leather sale strengthens markets, and crop damage tightens corn and cotton futures. Failures rise in both U S and Canada with $5000 plus liabilities. Bradstreet notes irregularity yet cautious fall and winter trade optimism amid weather and crop effects.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
New England
United States
Canada
Pacific States
Bradstreet
Atlantic
Fall River
Sunday church services across Tremont area churches
A listing of morning and evening services at Tremont Temple Tremont Street Ruggles Street First Baptist and several Congregational and Methodist churches. Details include preachers Rev H E Waring Dr Waring Rev H Hannum Francis Rowley Becker Bustard Pope McFlveen and others with topics Glorying in the Gospel The Coronation of Jesus The Last Stay at Home Life's Ups and Downs and The World’s Most Charming Sound. Seats free and various Bible schools and classes noted.
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Baptist
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
Dixon
D. C
Jesus
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
RE. H. Fast
Haka
Burma
Luke W. Becker
Inland Sea
Japan
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Bustard
God
Christ
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Howard W. Pope
Northfield
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. O. Hannum
Shawmut
Methodist
Evangelistic Association of New England
Tremont Temple
F. W. Sandford
Shiloh
Corinthian Hall
Washington Street
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Bromfield Street
Greene Stevens
the Missionary Institute
Nyack
N. Y
Simdlays
Park Street
Berkeley Hall
Tremont and
Berkeley Streets
Harlan FP. Smith
Arcade Hall
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Lena F. Webber
Fred Perkins
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
William M. Upcraft
Ia Chau
China
Lynette
Association Hall
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
C. W. Wendte
International Congress of Religious Liberals
Amsterdam
Holland
Church OF the Disciples
West Brookline Street
Charles Gordon Ames
Disciples
Boston Psychic Conference at 605 Massachusetts Avenue
Boston Psychic Conference at 605 Massachusetts Avenue hosts nightly sessions of psychic experiments with lectures and seances. Notable participants include Mrs Carbee Mme Zara Dr Bixby Miss Sears Mr A F Hill and Miss Exsmery and Mrs Sanders among others. A L Whitlock serves as president and spiritual law services promote nervous system treatment and life continuation evidence.
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P. O. Box
Boston
Mass
Odd Fellows
Main St
Malden Sq
Munroe
Hall
Cambridge
M. Reed
Alexander
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Josephine Webster
Burns
M. D. Cowan
Matook
Nutter
Kampe
Huntington Chambers Hall
Howland
New York
Malden
Browne Building
Washington
Pleasant Streets
Harvey Redding
Redding
Abby Burnham
A. S. Kenney
G. B. Mosler
Akerman Johnson
Temple of Honor Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Commercial Hall
Adeline Wilkinson
Grand Army Hal
Essex
E. Cobb
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
Tremont Street
Goddard
Dodge
Marier
Gutierrez
Clara E. Strong
Sunshine Club
Warren Street
Roxbury
Armory Hall
M. Strong
Huntington Avenue
A. M. Strong
Miss Stites
Main Street
Zabala
Shawmut Avenue
Dedham
Bella A. Higginson
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Ashmont
Milton
Neponset
Sawyer Avenue
Unity Camp
Saugus Centre
George A. Fuller
Cora Barker
Chase
America Hall
Circle
G. M. G. Hughes
A. BE
Ricker
Broadway Extension
Grace Baker
Spirit Communications
Northampton
Carbee
Mme. Zara
Bixby
A. F. Hill
Erickson
Mr. Littlefield
Dr. Bixby
Miss Sears
Exsmery
Sanders
Mme Zara
A. L. Whitlock
Dividend totals for tested securities and bonds
The report records total sales across tested assets: 18,915 shares of stocks, $33,000 in bonds, and 8,047 shares of unlisted stocks.
Chinese Claims Against U S Over Tonopah Attack
The Chinese government will claim against the United States for injuries to Chinese residents in Tonopah Nevada last Wednesday. The Chinese minister asks affidavits naming the injured, injury details, and losses. Nevada's governor ordered an immediate investigation and action for safety, to be shared with the Chinese minister.
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Washington
United States
Tonopah
Nev
San Francisco
State Department
Nevada
Stage Buzz Brightens Boston Theatres With Packed Houses
The Tremont and other venues report smooth openings and strong crowds. Star turns include Raymond Hitchcock Flora Zabelle in The Yankee Consul and a busy lineup with Lottie Williams, Miss Petticoats and Virginia's Honeymoon plus updates on Hackett Ermine of the Yellowstone and Shannon of the Sixth engagements.
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Tremont Theatre
Raymond Hitchcock
Flora Zabelle
al Leach
Rosebuds
Grand Opera House
Happy Hooligan
Lottie Williams
Music Hall
Selma Herman
Bowdoin Square Theatre
London
James K. Hackett
John Ermine
New Globe Theatre
Hackett
Mr. Shipman
Boston
Prince of
Henry W. Savage
English Grand Opera Company
Tremont
Columbia Theatre
Shubert Brothers
Miss Petticoats
George T. Richardson
Kathryn Osterman
Marie Cahill
Nancy Brown
Hollis
Miss Cahill
Four Cohans
the Park
Vivian
Virginia
Castle Square Theatre
Edward E. Kidder
Sager Midgeley
Gertie Carlisle
Keith's
Sammy
Sarah
Harrigan
Three Richards
Mark Sullivan
Rae and
Bennedette
Herr Witmar
Robert Schmidt
Keith
John L. Sullivan
Adonis
Eldora and
Norine
Brooks Brothers
Happy Jack Gardner
Howard
Faust
Leslie Brothers
Harris
McIntyre
Rice
Farleys
Savannah Quadroons
Nickelodeon
Ireland
Austin & Stone’s
Fay Foster
Palace Theatre
Brigadiers Burlesquers
Bids Opened for New 28 Room Dorchester Grammar School
Nine bids were opened yesterday by the Boston schoolhouse commissioners at Walker building for a 28 room grammar school at Meeting House Hill. The fireproof brick and stone three story building will be the largest in Dorchester and second largest in Boston. The Norman Street 32 room school in the West End remains the largest.
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Grammar School
Boston Schoolhouse Commissioners
Walker
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Boston
Norman Street
West End
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Dh J & Stk Yds
Con Mercur
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Dom Coal
Dom Ir & Steel
Edison Elsarees
Elm River
Mass Electric
NEW and
Latter House OF Israel
Boston Common
Tree
Tile Walk
Everett
Hancock Street
Israel
Jerusalem
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Phil
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Jezek
Reader
Patrick Mihan
Lucian I. Pingree
Miverett
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Russia
F. C. Whitehead
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Malden Gospel Tent
Eastern Avenue
Main
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C. C. Nicola
K. C. Russell
Unitarian
Mass Gas
Mont & Bos
Nh&h
Old Dom
Phenix
Pullman Co
Quincey
Rutland
Santa Fe
Union Pacific United Frust
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Eeeae
Annie
Entertainments
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Civil Service
Marine Dept
College Bible School
GEO
Mbilaffey
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Beach
Oxford
Weber & Fields Proprietors
Louis Evan Shipman
Frederic Remington
Prince
Pilsen
Pinley & Luders
Fred Nielo
Cohans
GEO. M. Cohan
Frohman & Rich & Harris
Lessees & Mrs
John C. Fisher
Sam Bernard
Wiajestic E.D. Stair
A. L. Wilbur
Huntington Ave
Wright & Ditson's
Washington St
Cohen’s Cigar Store
Summer St
Oblast Shoe
Cor. Boylston
VIA
Halifax
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
School St
Lewis Wharf
Atlantic Ave
J. A. Flanders
E. H. Downing
Matinee
Brothers Byrne
Harpy
Rowe's Wharf
Nantasket
Pemberton
aWeeck
Aly
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G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mer
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Nahant Grand Harbor
Union Wharf
Commercial St
Nahant
G. O. Sheldon
N. E
Philadelphia
Sorensen
Chas. S. Mather
Castle
Shannon
Haymarket
Howard and Harris
McIntyre and Rice
Jas
Bonnie Farley
Our Beauty
Tremont Streets
Eastern Steamship Company
Portland
Carder
India Wharf
Calvin Austin
Foster's Wharf
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Seba
Great Company
Philip
Edward W. Dixon
North Side
Commercial Wharf
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Hart
Bay Line
Rowe’s
Atkins Paine
Austin
Ann
Mile
Duclos
North Shore
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Selma Herma Nurse
Ife
the Charity
Washington & Dover Sts
C. Uc
Square Theatre
Bowdoin
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