Wall Street Advances Led by St Paul and Missouri Pacific
Friday’s market rise driven by slight rate changes, a favorable ruling in United States Steel case, and strong buying by big interests. St Paul advanced to 196 and Missouri Pacific passed 100,000 shares. Canadian Pacific climbed 2 1 2 to 14 1 2.
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United States Steel Company
New Jersey
New York
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Standard Oil
Wall Street
Canadian Pacific
Rock Island
Steel
Boston Postal Service
New England
Shaw
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Bianco Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago Ter & Trans
St .Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver
KC Southern
Imuisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Minneapolis & St Louis
MK & Aer
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Thy St L & San
St Louis Southwestern
St Paul Ee
Toledo, St Louis & West
Union Pacific
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin
Eee Soo
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
Pacific Mall
Io People's Gas
Republic Steel
Western Union
Am Bell Tel
Am Tel & Tel
CM & S P
Ch & W Mich
Michigan
NE Gas & Coke Ss
NY & N FE
Adventure
Ot Amalgamated
J Am Ag Chemical
Tel & T
T&s
Atlantic Mining
Boston
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Cal & Hecla Mining
Cochiti Mining
Con Mercur
Con Dom Iron & Steel Bol
Boston Land
Edison el Ill
Elm River
Mass Minin Estes
Mont C & C
Mont & Bos
Quincy Mining O
Rutland
Shannon Mining
Swift & Ceee
Tamarack Min Eee
Trinity Mining Eee
United Fruit Fence
US Coal
Market Prices Reported for Boston Stocks Today
Boston trading on September 19 shows the highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices for the day. The bulletin lists price ranges and final quotes across leading issues as investors monitor market activity.
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Boston
Mary Fagan Arrests Officer and Faces Court
Mary Fagan of 53 Billerica Street insulted a patrolman in court calling him a liar and threatened to see him later. She was arrested after rushing the officer and fined 15 dollars, then jailed for nonpayment.
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Mary Fagan
Billerica Street
Brown
McKenzie
Victory for Steel Trust in Berger Case
The Court of Errors and Appeals in Trenton New Jersey by eight to three votes ruled for United States Steel Corporation reversing the lower court. It allows the firm to proceed with converting $200000000 of 7 percent preferred stock into 5 percent second mortgage bonds despite Mrs Berger’s suit.
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Trenton
N. J
Court of Errors and Appeals
United States Steel Corporation
Berger
Emery
Excursion to North Adams and Sadawga Springs on Sept 27
A September travel feature invites readers to an all day Boston to North Adams excursion on Saturday September 27. For $2 round trip, passengers depart Boston at 8 15 a m and return from North Adams at 4 2 p m with optional connections at Hoosac Tunnel. Tickets available at 822 Washington Street and Union Station.
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Massachusetts
North Adams
Henry Ward Beecher
Bryant and Hawthorne
Hoosac
Mt. Greylock
Hoosac Mountain
Hudson’s Brook
Sadanga Springs
Sadawga Springs
Vermont
Sadawga Lake
Hoosac Mountains
Green Mountains
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Hoosac Tunnel
City
Washington Street
Milk Street
Union Station
Unidentified man dies in police ambulance after doorway find
A 40 year old man 6 feet 4 inches tall weighing 165 pounds collapsed in a doorway at 237 Pleasant Street. Patrolmen suspect heart trouble. A badge of the team drivers' union was found in his coat pocket and police have not identified him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Street
Team Drivers’ Union
Trade reports note active domestic market and inflation pressures
R G Dun & Co weekly review says domestic trade remains active with high money rates not dampening industrial output. Gold imports promise relief while crops progress, coal strike delays persist, and weekly output rises. Bradstreet notes improved retail demand, healthy cotton and woollen goods, and firmer bituminous coal prices.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Theatre Gossip and Cast Listings Across Boston
John T. Sullivan recovers from pneumonia while Frank Perley suffers a severe palm wound from a rail fork. Empire Theatre and Wallack's in New York announce casts with Kilpaine and Moore. Fraser and Frohman announce new season at Powers Chicago and Boston venues feature Libbey and Fealy. Williamsburg, Montreal, and San Francisco stops listed among actors and tours.
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John T. Sullivan
Frank Perley
William Courtleigh
Empire Theatre Stock Company
English grand opera and stars head to Tremont Hollis and Museum
Henry W. Savage's company opens a season of English grand opera at Tremont with I Pagliacci and Faust scheduled across the week. Nat C Goodwin and Maxine Elliott begin their Boston season at Hollis with When We Were Twenty one, their first return in two years. Andrew Mack presents Tom Moore at the Museum with a strong supporting company.
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Moore
Ross Snow
Happy Hooligan
Grand Opera House
St. Paul's
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Jeffie Tillbury
Lady Huntworth
Colonial
Joseph Jefferson
Williams
Walker
Boston
Dahomey
Music Hall
Tremont
Keith's
Wormwood
Montrell
Eugene O'Rourke
Nellie Hiting
DeCourcey Brothers
I. O. Harrell
Lozell
May Evans
Charmion
Matthews
Harris
Bertie Fowler
Wills
Collins
Sallie Stembler
Morrissey
Rich
Lloyd
Walton
the Howard
Nat M. Wills
Four Lukens
Belle Stewart
Dave Fitzgibbon
Fred Stuber
Hlodges
Launchmere
John F. Clark
Fannie Tunison
Austin & Stone’s
Museum
Grand Theatre
Mwalkers
Smart and Williams
Rustic Theatre
Norumbega Park
Quaker City
Kennedy
Rooney
Reed
Shaw
Garland
Goff
Spaulding Brothers
Newton
Henry W. Savage
Andrew Mack
Tom Moore
Mr. Mack
Warfield
David Belasco
Nat C. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
No Rubbing Soap Wash Cuts Laundry Labor
An ad touts Fels Naptha soap as effective with no rubbing, claiming it soaks dirt out and saves labor and wear on clothes.
Clever Little Book Sparks a New Literary Star
A New York book review heralds a witty work titled The Diary of John Rodney Ford of Skopa Ranch Montana under a nom de plume. Forty-Red Ford tours Broadway’s tunnel episode with a comic tale and Browning King Co promotes the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Dunne
George Ade
Billy Baxter
Browning, King & Co
Big Clothiers
John Rodney Ford
Skopa Ranch
Montana
Rod Ford
New York
Broadway
Ford
Forty-Red
Bill
Boston Real Estate Broker Henry Ives Turner Dies
Henry Ives Turner of Brookline died by his own hand yesterday in Boston. The former real estate broker at 51 State Street had a background in cotton business in New Bedford and the Southern States. He completed several large estate deals after arriving in Boston, then faced financial difficulties as his property interests became involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ives Turner
Brookline Thursay
Turner
Boston
State Street
New Bedford
Shaw Releases Millions For Bank Deposits Nationwide
Secretary Shaw announced before departing Washington that during the week he authorized the distribution of about 10,000,000 in public funds to banks nationwide that hold government bonds as security. The funds will be released and deposits completed within a few days as bonds arrive at the treasury.
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Washington
Shaw
West
Treasury
Sunday religious services listed for multiple Boston churches
Evangelist K C Russell speaks on The Lake of Fire and Brimstone in Upham's Corner. Other churches announce sermons by Pastor Bustard at 7 30 and 12, First Baptist on Commonwealth Avenue with 10 30 and 7 30 services, and Ruggles Street Baptist with 10 80 and 7 30 programs plus Bible classes. Tremont Temple hosts morning prayer and 10 30 sermon by Rev Henry Varley.
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Evangelist
London
PY. Jameson
Young People's Prayer Meeting
Henr Varley
Christ Jesus
Berkeley
William A. Knight
Knight
Old South Church
Allen FE. Cross
Hope Chapel
Park Square
Shawmut Street
H. O. Hannum
Tufts Cobrlege
Russell
Goddard Chapel
George Wallace Penniman
St. Albans
North Union Station
Sullivan Sq
Shawmut Avenue
Canton
Brookline
George I. Perin
H. Nelson Raymond
Berkeley Hall
Tremont and
Berkeley Streets
F. C. Gilbert
New York
Seventh Day Adventists
K. C. Russell
Lake of Fire and
Brimstone
Banquet Hall
Wheelock Block
Upham's Corner
P Ypley Street Baptist Church
Bustard
Florida
Sidney Woodward
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
A. C. Dixon
C. C. Case
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Henry Varley
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BIG Hallroads
Advange
Chicago
Illinois Central
Bay State
Heath
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Est
Bi Atchison Do
Business & Ovens Recese
Canadian Pacificy
Victory For Steel Trust
Ualothire
Wallack’s
KH. S. Willard
Lucania
Montreal
Charles A. Moore
E.S. Willard
Mr. Moore
Maud Fealy
Nellie Granger
Guerin Granger
Rose Beaudet
Mabel Roebuck
Alice Woonnen
George Bunn
Frank O'Rourke
H. Gittus Lonsdale
Charles Frohman
Empire Theatre Company
Powers's Theatre
Charles Richman
Margaret Anglin
Hollis
Josef Slivinski
San Francisco
Franklin Square House
Messrs
W. W. Hadden
C. H. Tisdale
J. Aldrich Libbey
Kate Trayer
Keith
Clifton Crawford
Scotchman
Columbia Theatre
Chamberlyn
Nancy Brown
Mary Green
Viola Allen
Too
Fremont
Prince
Pilsen
Pixley & Luders
Helen Bertram
Arthur Donaldson
Jeannete Bageard
Harold Crane
Lillian Coleman Sherman Wade
Anna Lighter
Sam Edwards
Zella Frank Edgar Norton Countess DE Jeneppe
J. L. Sutherland
Grand Opera
Trovatore
Faust
Lohengrin
Carmen Tannhauser
Martha
Maolad Freaies
Boston Museum
Nina Sou
Cohanse Covernor
Andrew Mage
Castle
Tremont St
Oxford
Castle Sq. Theatre Dramat'c Stock Co
Camille
Theatres
Matinee
George W. Magee
Lessee & Mgr
John Byrne
Bros. Byrne
Wormword
Jess Dandy
Swan and
O'Day
Colonial Theatre
Florodora
Bowdoin Zelle Tilbury and the Stock Co
ST. Paul’s
Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
Quincy
Adams
Sawyer
Corse Payton
David D. Lloyd
AY Wife
Hollis Win&aire
Isaac B. Rich
Hater
Ioc
Albany
Hudson River
Catskills
West Point
Palisades
New York City
Fall River Line
A. S. Hanson
Gen
Geo. W. Mehaffey
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston St
Eer
Weber & Fields
Austin
STONE
Tremont Row
Palace
Phil Sheridan
Haymarket
Diary of
Methodist
People's ‘Temple
Charles A. Crane
Salt
Orient Male
Haydn Quartet
Presbyterian
ST. Anprew's Presbyterian Church
West Concord Street
Alexander ID. MacKinnon
Saugus Centre
Alex Caird
M. D
Coggshall
Ellen Wetherell
Equal Rights Club
THE
Gospel OF Spirit-Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Legion of Honor
Huntington Avenue
Harmony Halil
Washington St
Circle
Georgie Huches
Josephine Webster
Ivinson
Fagen
Malden
Julia I. Davis
Cutter
Smith
Universalist
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Berkeley and
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendte
F. W. Wodell
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
A. D. Mayo
Benjamin Franklin
Independence
Maud Southwick
Eva May Bancroft
Ruth Taylor
Daniel Cameron
Chester A. Garland
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Association Hall
Oberammergau
McElveen
Shawmut Church
Lucy M. Flower
S. M. Landis
Bennett
Dartmouth St
Back Bay Station
Poston
John Hamilton
Harvard
Paine Memorial
Appleton Hall
J. P. Bland
Jesus
Wesleyan
Bromfield St
J. B. Thompson
Universal Brotherhood Organization
Telecsophical Society
Katherine Tingley
S O'Clock
Mt. Vormen Street
Iene Neal
All United
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Squire
H. J. Turner
Adventists
Wakefield-Reading
Lynn
Boc
Everett H. Hadley
Wakefield
Mass
Paul Revere
Our Palace
Arlington Heights
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Lake St
Nonantum Sq
Watertown Sq
Needham and Woburn
Newton Street Railway
Newtonville
Norumbega
Auburndale
Quaker City Quartette
Sears, Reed and Shawn & Rooney
Tere Bps
Zoological Garden
New Boat House
Newton Boulevard
Pkc
Watertown
Commonwealth Ave
St. 15 Ry
Park C
Nantasket Beach
Sweamers Rowe's Wharf
Nantasket
Pemberton
bSundays
G. P. Cushing
Cape Ann
Gloucester
City of
North Side Central Wharf
Merchant
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Co
Philadelphia
Cow Ticke
Smice Adams
Bass Point
Nahant
Grand Harbor
Lincoln Wharf
G. O. Sheldon
N. E
King Philip
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