Market Review and Outlook for New York Stocks
The New York market shows hesitation ending steady rise. Big buyers once absorbed stock and pushed prices up, then public participation will rise amid fluctuations yet an overall upward trend is likely. Pacific Mail is highlighted as a promising mid priced stock due to Panama Canal growth and postwar trade, with potential subsidy support. Local copper stocks face uncertainty due to Lawson issues, though gains may occur if Amalgamated lifts. The report notes expected market cycles passing through distribution and eventual decline before new buys resume.
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New York
Adam
Pacific Mail
F. S. Colton & Co
State Street
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Canal
Cape Horn
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Panama Railroad
San Francisco
Japan
Russia
United States
China
Congress
Southern Pacific Company
E. H. Harriman
Amalgamated
Seenyate
Uetohenk T. Cee
Boston Exchange
How Political World Wagged Sunday
A Sunday snapshot of local politicos with no Sabbath rest for workers. It notes William N. Douglas walking to church, Mayor Collins at Brookline services, Judge Emmons away touring the South, Eugene N. Foss pondering reciprocity, Speaker Frothingham strolling, W T A Fitzgerald relaxing at Nantasket, and Colonel Gaston with family at a Maine summer home.
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William N. Douglas
Brockton
Collins
Brookline
Boston
Judge Emmons
Eugene N. Foss
Frothingham
House
W.T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Nantasket
Gaston
Maine
Meara Sets Out Stance On Reciprocity Policy
Boston politician Stephen O'Meara lays out his cautious, principle driven view on reciprocity with Canada and Newfoundland. He argues a Representative cannot advance treaty moments, emphasizes protecting Massachusetts interests, and rejects pledges to undefined measures or blind advocacy. He frames his bid as informed by personal ties to Canada and public duty over party hype.
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Boston
United States
Canada
Newfoundland
Congress
Massachusetts
Stephen O’meara
Comforting Words On Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement
Boston reader C B Sheldon of 38 Courtland Street Liverett Mass testifies that Doan s Kidney Pills relieved his long standing kidney pain backache and abnormal secretions after fourteen years of suffering He praises their efficacy and urges readers to buy only Doan s from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY the sole US agents Remember the name Doan s and take no other.
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Boston
C. B. Sheldon
Courtland St. Liverett
Mass
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
O Connell Plans 16 Speeches Across Boston District
Candidate Joseph F. OConnell outlines a vigorous schedule with 16 talks from today through next Saturday night. He has already spoken in South Boston wards Roxbury and Dorchester and will address every Boston ward this week along with Quincy and Milton Democrats. Tonight he speaks at Spellman Hall Ward 13 and tomorrow night at a rally in Hancock Hall Quincy.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
Boston
Roxbury
Dorchester
Quincy
Milton
Lodge Ready for the Fray in Campaign Push
Senator Lodge is home with a severe cold from a Nantasket Republican outing but intends to work the campaign mainly in Massachusetts. He may travel to New York to aid his friend the President as he aims for re election while focusing on the reciprocity movement led by Eugene N Foss. He plans active stump speeches across the state this fall.
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House
Washington
Blaine
Garfield
Reed
McKinley
Westminster
Lodge
Nantasket
Massachusetts
New York
Senate
Eugene N. Foss
McNary Replies to Debate Invitation in 10th District
Congressman McNary answers rival Joseph I. O Connell to a proposed joint debate. He questions O Connells qualifications and urges a focus on each mans Congress record, noting McNarys electoral margin and urging contrast of credentials before voters.
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McNary
Joseph I*. O'Connell
Joseph I’. O'Connell
10Th Congressional District
Congress
W. W. Towle
Boston
Douglas as a business man for governor in Boston era tone
Democrats view William L. Douglas as a Crane era figure capable of reform. He questions Beacon Hill auditing to align treasurer and auditor, pledges reciprocity with Canada, and stresses plain business talk over stump oratory. Support grows among business groups and political allies including Hamlin, Parker, Collins, and Quincy backing Douglas.
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Crane
William L. Douglas
Commonwealth
Boston
Collins
Mr. Douglas
Gaston
Beacon Hill
Douglas
Harbor arrivals mixed fish and large swordfish at IT wharf
Fresh catches confined to schooners in Diana Glenelg Charley A Dyer Frank Monroe Motor and Laura Enos with 27 swords on the Motor and fair catches aboard the others. Foreign ports yielded steamers Prince George with 484 passengers Calvin Austin from St John and Otto with coal plus Admiral Sampson with fruit. Towboat men enter U S government service, including Captain Tobe Chase now commanding Cyrus W Field. City of Macon sails with 10,000 bales of cotton, Arizonan carries 11,227 tons of sugar bound for Delaware Breakwater, and schooners shift grain and railroad ties amid freight-rate disputes.
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Indiana
Glenelg
Charley A. Dyer
Frank Monroe
Laura Enos
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. S
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
Otto
Louisburg
Co. B
Admiral Sampson
Jamaica
United States
Tobe Chase
Staples
Paoli
Triton
New York
Cyrus W. Field
Jersey City
Nacoochee
City of Birmingham
Ocean Steamship Com
American Sugar Refining Company
Baltimore
James B. Drake
Brina B. Pendleton
Merom
Frances M
Independence
Samos
Calais
Criticism of Maine Prohibition Sparks Debate on Alcohol in Medicines
Unusual remarks by Bishop Potter denounce Maine law for barring claret while allowing sales of patent medicines with high alcohol content. The piece argues many so called cures rely on alcohol and harmful drugs, while praising Father John's Medicine and citing Dr Crinnian's testimonial about its restorative effects.
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Potter
Maine
Father John
L. A. Crinnian
Stanley, Ky
John
W. A. Crinnian
M. D
Campaign Sign Daubed On Church Threshold
Police in South Boston investigate a political sign painted on the asphalt in front of SS. Peter and Paul Church early Sunday. The sign bore a candidate for Representative and Senator and caused outrage among parishioners and clergy led by Bishop John J. Brady. The act violates a city ordinance and is being treated as a careful police inquiry.
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South Boston
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
John J. Brady
South
Boston
China and back by the monster seven master Thom as W Lawson
The Samos built by Smith Townsend at East Boston in 1868 was owned in this city by R. A. Atwood. Steamer Glenpark renamed Cito and sold for 40000 to Aktleselskabet Dampskibsselskabet Vesterhave en mark. Landman.
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China
Thomas W. Lawson
Samos
Smith & Townsend
East
Boston
R. A. Atwood
Glenpark
Cito
Aktleselskabet Dampskibsselskabet
Vesterhave
Landsman
Miniature Almanac Notices and Arrivals at Sea
Daily almanac details dawn to dusk times and moonrise plus a parade of arriving steamers and ships, listing names, origins, cargos, and destinations such as Admiral Sampson Higgins Antionio Tam Calvin Austin Pike St John N B with noise C Fr Laechner Prince George Br MecKinnon Yarmouth N S Otto Linchausen Louisburg C B Nantucket March Baltimore Norfolk Va A M Graham Indian Thacher Philadelphia Frank P Wing H M Whitney Hone New York Governor Dingley Dennison Portland City of Bangor Roix Bangor Kennebec Colby Bath Cape Ann Godfrey City of Gloucester Ober Gloucester Pottsville Town send S G Haskell Haskell Brunswick Ga Thelma Spofford Henry W Cramp Norfolk sloop Island Belle Tugs Tens er Chandler Horace G Allyn Joshua Lovett Baker New York barges Marine Weehawken Daniel Willard Fitzgerald Edgewater N J with barges Hackensack Paterson Riverside Taccony Ritson Newport News Va barge Tipton Wind southwest steamers Boston Br Yarmouth N S Pathfinder Norfolk Va tugs Plymouth towing barges C K R No 6
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Admiral Sampson
Higgins
Port.Antonio
Tam
United Fruit Company
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Port Johnson to Salem Vessel Passes North at Dawn
Port Johnson bound for Salem Massachusetts and Fort Johnson from Salem picks up barges C. R. Nos. 2 and 16. The Ta cony sailing from Portland with schooner Islesboro and Chatham was seen September 18 at 8 a.m. passing northward aboard the steamer Horatio Hall en route to Portland, New York.
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Port Johnson
Salem
Mass
Fort Johnson
Tacony
Portland
Islesboro
Chatham
Horatio Hall
New York
Wife of Famous Minstrel A Death by Own Action
Mrs Mary T Thatcher 45 wife of George W Thatcher the minstrel died by gas inhalation at her West 106th street home New York. She inherited $50000 recently from an Philadelphia uncle. The notice also promotes a Royal Blue tour to the St Louis fair departing Boston Sept 24 priced 75 cons per person for 11 days.
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New York
Mary T. Thatcher
George W. Thatcher
West 106Th Street
Thatcher
Philadelphia
Royal Blue Ling
Boston
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Mass
Autumn excursion to Albany and New York City by steamers
An excursion from Boston area to Albany on the Hudson River and New York City is priced at five dollars with a stop in New York until Oct 25 for two extra dollars. The trip departs Oct 12 from western Boston stations and returns by Oct 25. Descriptive leaflet available from A S Hanson Boston or city office 366 Washington Street.
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Albany
Hudson River
New York City
Boston & Albay
Faliver
Boston
New York
A. S. Hanson
Washington Street
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