Amalgamated Active as Stocks Rebound on Liquidation End
Market notes show liquidation running its course with firmer money in New York and locally. Amalgamated Copper advanced to 91 1 8, with anticipated quarterly dividend and strong copper shares lifting prices. Parrot Arcadian and others close near top values amid broad hardening.
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Isle Royale
Amalgamated Copper
Montana Coal and Coke
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Boston Consolidated
Little Tiger
Boston News
National City Bank of New York
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Anaconda
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Boston & Joplin Zinc Mining Company
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Federal Steel
Boston & Albany Protective Committee
William Rockefeller
New York Central Railroad
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Edison Electric Iluminating Company
Boston Gas Companies
Gas Commissioners
Boston Gas
Pinkham
Boston Stock Exchange closes with varied prices
At Boston on September 18, the exchange reports the day’s highest and lowest sales along with the closing bid and asked prices. Brokers monitored shifts in stock values as final quotes settled.
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Banking House Offers Quick Exchange Access and Free Manual
Banking House advertises private wire connections to the New York Boston and Philadelphia exchanges enabling prompt stock bond grain and cotton orders. It promotes a 400 page security manual with reports maps earnings dividends and prices covering 30 years issued gratis and mailed free. It lists stock grain and cotton letters and offers government municipal and railroad bond quotations on request for purchase sale or exchange.
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Western Union
Touching Advice and Millionaires in Market Letter
The piece critiques a line about keeping in touch with millionaires while noting Wall Street would have rewarded such contact on a busy Saturday or Monday. It urges readers to subscribe to a daily market letter bearish on stocks, mentions bullish wheat stance, and promotes a free margin trading book. Ex dividend totals show bonds 59455, listed stocks 28398, unlisted stocks 5652.
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Webster
Wall Street
Cyclone Meekin Shines In Boston Farewell Win Over Pittsburg
In the farewell game of 1899 Boston defeats Pittsburg 9 to 5 at South End. Cyclone Jouett Meekin pitched superbly with sharp control and five strikeouts while also contributing at bat and in fielding. Long Tenney and Stahl led Boston with timely hits and a homer while Leever struggled but avoided giving up free bases.
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Pall
Venplace O'Day
McDonald
Combination Park Tonight Set For New Racing Program
Evening program at Combination Park opens the supplementary season with new races. Entries include Lizzie Carri Mary F Drummer Girl and an Orphan Girl among others. Fowler Nellie G and Winetta are listed for the second race on Saturday night with two additional events on the card.
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Mary F
Asia
Fowler
Nellie G
Winetta
Callahan's pitching and Mertes's batting si
Chicago held off Brooklyn 4 to 2 as Callahan limited the Brooklyn offense and Mertes delivered timely hits. The game, played in New York, featured strong fielding by Chicago and steady pitching to secure the victory for the visitors.
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Mertes
Catarrh Remedy Claimed To Cure Twenty Year Martyr
Hon George James of Scranton Pa reports long standing catarrh with hawking throat and headache relieved after using Dr Agnew Catarrhal Powder. He says initial relief came with first dose and symptoms disappeared after several bottles. Sold by local druggists including Woodward Hunt Wheeler and massachusetts.
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George James
Scranton
C. EB. Woodward & Co
Bromfield St
Hunt & Co
Washington St
W. D. Wheeler
Massachusetts
New Yorks Defeated by St Louis As Darkness Falls
The New Yorks fell to St Louis in a game halted by darkness after a day featuring two new fielders, Fleming from Providence and relief pitcher Doheny for Seymour in the fourth inning. Final score details not provided.
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New Yorks
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Fleming
Providence
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Chicago hosts first of four games this week
Selee shows interest in William Ging from the Nutmeg League as the Orphans dominate Brooklyn in recent games. Captain Duffy might shorten and lighten his club to improve rounds, while Cy Young Farrell Lajoie Lange and Donovan stand out as top players. Umpire decisions and balk rulings spark discussions among fans.
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Gray
Tenney
Devine Tops Rival In Three Night Pool Duel At Lyceum Hall
In East Boston at Lyceum Hall a pool match ended with Devine defeating his opponent 100 to 74. The running total after three nights has Devine at 176 and Syne at 174, setting up a tight final tonight.
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Jeffries Arrives Home to Warm Sporting Welcome
Champion Jeffries sails from Liverpool last Thursday and is due to reach the New England by tomorrow evening. Local boxing men plan a cultured reception at Music Hall with Ben Jordan present for the Friday events. The Jeffries party includes Dave Wallace, Walt Curley, and Harry Ware.
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Ben Jordan
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Heavy Brigade
Utopian Club Presents A Night in Chinatown at Shawmut Avenue
The Utopian Club on 480 Shawmut avenue hosted an evening of unique entertainment titled A Night in Chinatown. Members and friends enjoyed Chinese lanterns, trappings, and a Chinese orchestra with clever amateur performers led by Joseph Spectorsky Moe Rochkowsky and Samuel Wyman along with the club’s entertainment committee.
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William Foot
Mabel Kent
Golden and Scanlin
Abrams
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Mr. Phillips
Lew Goldman
Charles Barnett
Joseph Spectorsky
Moe Rochkowsky
Samuel Wyman
Ships overdue raise fears of trouble after Newfoundland gale
Three days overdue Porto Alas line steamer Carthaginian from Liverpool to Philadelphia via St. John’s and the Damara from Liverpool are reported overdue as gales cause continued ship damage and possible losses. No further loss of life reported yet.
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Seaman Severely Injured in Providence Encounter
Seaman George Chamberlain of Preilfieet Mass. on the steamer Ruth B. Leader of all River and Providence lies in critical condition in Fall River hospital. He has been unconscious since Sunday morning after being ashore in Providence where he reportedly met with foul play and suffered a severe bruise to the back of his head.
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Preilfieet Mass
Ruth B. Leade
All River
Providence
Boston Newspaper League Ends With Post Champion
The Boston Post wins the first year championship of the Boston Newspaper League with a .750 winning percentage. Globe finishes as near rival, Herald and Transcript also strong, Herald at .600, others far behind. Next season promises continued league play with official umpires and player restrictions.
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United States
Accident Ends Lusk's Season Spark Benefit Game Planned
A serious collision in a Boston Newspaper League championship game left Herald player John T. Lusk with a brain concussion and extended recovery. To aid him, the Boston Post and Herald teams schedule a benefit match at Charles River Park starting at 3 30 this afternoon with proceeds going to Lusk.
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Yale Hires James Robinson as New Season Trainer
James Robinson the former Princeton trainer arrived in New Haven to take charge of Yale football candidates for the season opening. He said he was eager to win this year because he had old scores to pay off, a remark he declined to explain. He assumes charge tomorrow.
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Survivors of Klondike Trail Arrive in Vancouver
Seventy five Americans who survived the Edmonton trail reach Vancouver after five months of government aid. A spokesman says they petition Hudson Bay Company directors over using Americans as charity cases. He cites tainted meat and punitive wood duties on the Strathcona voyage and reports over 100 deaths from scurvy frost and starvation on the trail.
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Hudson Bay Company
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Two Schooners Collide Off St John Bay
Two three masted schooners, Tobago capt Thompson of Portland and Vineyard owned by Sawyer of Jonesport, collided seven miles south of Musquash in the Bay of Fundy. Each vessel bound for New York, Tobago carrying rock plaster from Windsor and the Vineyard lumber. Both listing for repairs after the collision.
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J. C. Winslow
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Ineyard
Cummings
D. J. Sawyer
Jonesport
New York
Windsor
Vineyard
Musquash
Naval Brigade Praised After Prairie Cruise
GOOD WORK OF NAVAL BRIGADE. CASTINE Maine September 19 The 16 officers and 247 men on the Prairie cruise have performed duties manlike and in a quiet orderly gentlemanly manner They are likely to equal or surpass the First Battalion in results for the week long cruise Overall health is excellent and all are happy.
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Castine
Cherokee Strands on Naushon in Dense Fog. Passengers Safe
The Cybdeline steamer Cherokee bound for Boston from Jacksonville ran aground on the southeast end of Naushon Island in Vineyard Sound. A large hole opened in the forward hull, but after initial reluctance, all six passengers were eventually taken to safety aboard the revenue cutter Dexter. Captain McKee states favorable winds may float her. pumps and wrecking gear are en route. The vessel, built in Philadelphia in 1898, is an iron steamer of Clyde Line, with Captain McKee among its long-serving skippers.
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M. Pendleton
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Clyde Line
New York
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Naushon
Pallas
William Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
Large Ocean Vessel Cherokee Aground Near Gay Head
The Cherokee, a 13 year old Cramp’s Philadelphia-built ship lacking a double bottom, ran aground near Gay Head while part of the Merchants & Miners fleet. Towboats Taurus and Pallas and divers arrived with wreckers to salvage cargo and refloat the vessel valued around 150000 dollars.
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New York Saleswoman Aims For 700 Mile Bicycle Record
Miss Jane Yatman, a New York bookseller on vacation on Long Island, began a seven century ride to eclipse long distance wheelwoman records. She rode through Saturday night into Sunday, reaching 400 miles by Sunday afternoon and 456 miles by Sunday night, five to six hours ahead of schedule, with 7 o clock Monday morning as the deadline for completing 700 miles.
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Jane Yatman
Miss Jane Yatman Sets Pace In Long Distance Cyclin
Cyclist Miss Jane Yatman aims to break all records for female long distance wheeling by completing 700 miles. She finished the fifth century several hours ahead of her schedule, highlighting her remarkable endurance.
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Jane Yatman
Century record rider completes third loop through triangle route
Miss Yatman rides the triangle from Lynbrook to Hempstead Freeport and back, reaching a third century at 2 am. She is accompanied by Mrs. Bessie Parham Lal Ruch and J. M. Stewart. Resting at Valey Stream, she resumes with beef tea and broth, planning a fourth century before night ends.
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Vailey Stream. Miss Yatman
Bicycle notes at Old Colonial Club announce events
The Old Colonial Club’s entertainment committee plans a busy season with an informal gathering on Sept 21. A Oct 1 pool billiards and whist tournament for members offers prizes including a $25 diamond. A ten mile open handicap road race is set for Sept 23 at 3 pm in Woburn with multiple prizes. Frank Hastings will start a quintuple century from Copley Square next Saturday at 1 pm, meeting companions at Boston and Albany station.
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Woburn
Prze
Frank P. Hastings
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Bostom & Albany Railroad
Colored National League hears Grimke on race rights in South
A meeting at Charles Street Church featured Archibald Grimke of Washington D C delivering the Lesson of the Hour. He denounced disenfranchisement attempts in South Carolina and urged federal intervention to protect negro rights in hotels and restaurants. Edward Everett Brown spoke briefly and outlined a Massachusetts petition to Congress. The league plans a nationwide petition urging government action against mob lynchings.
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Archibald Grimke
Washington, D. C
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Columbia
Dreyfus
France
Dewey
Edward Everett Brown
Democratic Party
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Deaths McLaughlin at Charlestown Widow of Michael
Julia McLaughlin widow of Michael McLaughlin aged 85 years died at Charlestown on September 18. The passing leaves a family positioned in ongoing grief and local community tribute.
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Charlestown
Julia
Michael McLaughlin
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