Tension Eases Yet Market Holds Weak Nears
Wall Street reports easing money tension but a broad stock downturn persists. Bank of France and Paris gold movement talk spurs London rate expectations while U S. and Canadian equities sag. London selling pressures New York with Union Pacific and Reading among the active drags.
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Bank of France
Paris
Associated Press
New York
London
Bank of England
Morocco
Boston
Eaeena Ie
Kaffirs
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated
Atlantic Coast Line
St. Paul
Northwest
Illinois Central
Ontario & Western
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Wabash
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Dividend notices from American Agricultural to Tennessee Coal & Iron
Dividend payables listed include American Agricultural Chemical Company semi annual preferred 3 percent payment date Oct 2 and Tennessee Coal and Iron and Railway Company quarterly 2 percent preferred 1 percent common payment date Nov 1.
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American Agricultural Chemical Company
Tennessee Coal & Iron and Railway Company
Money market outlook and bank lending trends
The piece argues that bank reserves are low yet improving, with subdued public speculation. It notes a Wall Street loan reduction from about 15 million to 1 million, asks what would occur if loans were larger, and suggests credit movement depends on crop season funds returning from the West and South. A New York banker doubts shifting loans to trust companies, saying Western banks buy mercantile paper and draw on New York deposits, potentially tying money for four to six months.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Atlantic and Isle Royale stocks cited as reliable indicators
Gossip notes Atlantic mine and Isle Royale progress with copper output and favorable developments. August earnings near $242,000 boosting North Butte optimism and Union Safe vaults praised. Ivernia signals and Marconi tech cited. Boston bond activity, Wabash debentures, and elevated line upgrades described. Local traders note solid earnings growth and dividend potential amidst market chatter.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Effective Cure
Boston user Miss May Splaine reports relief from backaches headaches and rheumatic pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills at Woodbury's Maverick Square pharmacy. The advertisement claims the remedy cures kidney-related ailments and urges purchase everywhere with Foster Milburn Co. as US agents for 50 cent packages.
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London Street
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Woodbury
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
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Commodity price movements amid market updates
The report lists fractional changes in commodity prices for several entities including Laramie Hahns Majestic Utah Apex and Utah Copper with ranges from $1.25 to $4.12 percent and slight shifts in values across markets SOULE.
Cambridge Council Deadlock Over City Solicitor Vote
Cambridge officials remain split as Aldermen back John E. Hannigan for city solicitor while the Common Council supports incumbent G A A Pevey. The deadlock continues amid factional dispute and ongoing political maneuvering.
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John E. Hannigan
Common Council
G. A. A. Pevey
Morgan looks to shape Pere Marquette under Morgan control
President Russell Harding reports that J. P. Morgan has purchased the Pere Marquette controlling interest and outlines three possible restructuring options. He notes Morgan may fuse Detroit, Toledo & Ironton with his southern lines, hand over the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton and Pere Marquette to Vanderbilt and Pennsylvania interests, or unite central lines with the Erie to form a third system.
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Russell Harding
Pere Marquette Railway
Pere Marquette
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Southern Railroad
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Erie
Death of Rev. Frederick J. Holland of St Marys Church
The Rev. Frederick J. Holland Jesuit priest of St Marys Church North End died yesterday. Born Eastport Maine July 20 1831 he joined the Society of Jesus July 28 1859 and was among New Englands oldest Jesuits. He served largely at St Marys Parish and spent his final years in his room. Funeral is set for tomorrow at 9 am with the body lying in state in the church this evening.
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New England
St. Mary’s Parish
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Railway Car Men name grand chief at Buffalo convention
The Brotherhood of Railway Car Men convening in Buffalo elected Frank Lantes of Kansas City Missouri as grand chief.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Brotherhood of Railway Car Men
FrankLantes
Kansas City, Mo
Wheat and Corn Markets Faired Amid Bearish Wheat Sentiment
Ennis & Stoppani report heavy receipts weighing on wheat with bearish mood and free selling by locals and brokers. Prices dipped to intraday lows then recovered fractionally. May corn and oats show strength with advised purchases. Corn and oats firm but irregular. Chicago December wheat options show puts at 83% and calls at 84%.
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppant
Seven Years Courtship Ends With Harmless Charge
John J. Alexander a negro porter faced larceny and assault charges after courts heard Ida Robinson a colored woman recount seven years of courting without a proposal. She told Judge Adama she does not want punishment and seeks peace with her new lover, noting Alexander’s gifts when she dated others. The judge found no intent to steal the watch.
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Hurley Sold Borrowed Instrument, Arrest Reported
Inspectors Rooney Wolf and McCauley arrested William Hurley aged 34 of Stamford Street yesterday on a charge of stealing a musical instrument valued at 75 dollars. Police allege Hurley borrowed the instrument and sold it for 21 dollars.
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William Hurley
Stamford Street
Hurley
Patrolman Ly manBuried
The Rev Dr Norcross officiated at the burial of Patrolman John T Lyman of Division 13 at 283 Cornwall Street Jamaica Plain yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock. Present were Superintendent Pierce Commissioner Emmons Judge Perrins and city officials. Bearers were Patrolmen Dupee OBrien Delany Rich Richardson and Cain from Jamaica Plain station. A detail of 16 officers led by Sergeant Cassidy escorted the hearse to Centre and Green streets. Interment followed at Cambridge Cemetery.
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Judgment by default for $82,680 in rail case
Judgment by default for $82,680 was entered against Samuel H. Leathe, a millionaire, in favor of Edward Thomas in the U S Circuit Court. The dispute arose from the Belleville Southern railroad construction dating to 1885, with Thomas previously winning $71,000 in Belleville Circuit Court in 1903. The larger amount covers costs and interest after an appeal.
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United States Circuit Court
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Belleville & Southern Railroad
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Thomas
Belleville
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Not Case of Foul Play Body Found At North Wharf
A man’s body was found floating Monday on the north side of a wharf and has not been identified. An autopsy at Briggs' undertaking rooms found death due to drowning. Two wounds under each ear were attributed to fishes.
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Malden Alderman pushed for quality Maplewood school
Malden on September 19 faced a budget debate over the Maplewood schoolhouse a $45 000 project. Alderman Jack Devir warned against cheap looking designs and urged funds if needed to ensure a credit worthy building not resembling the Cambridge House of Correction.
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House of Correction
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