Stocks Duller Than in Many Weeks On Market News
The market shows the dullest spell in months with narrow quotations and little activity by buyers or sellers. News from Washington and silver legislation weigh on sentiment. Union Pacific rises on death news of Fred L. Ames as investors cover short interest. Sugar, grangers, Atchison, Burlington, Rock Island, St. Paul, Missouri Pacific, and Northwest show varied moves amid an improving money market and anticipated private loans. Sterling exchange remains strong. Clearing House funds and loan activity indicate ample liquidity. Boston & Maine directors meet. CBQ instalment due Oct 2. securities ready for delivery with adjusted interest.
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Fred L. Ames
Union Pacific
Atchison
Burlington
Rock Island
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Northwest
Charles Head
Lyman Greenleaf
Sterling Exchange
Boston
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Boston & Maine
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Mitchell Agrees to Consider Coney Island Bout for 40000
New York Sept 21 Judge Newton meet English heavyweight champion Charlie Mitchell to discuss a Coney Island bout. A $40000 purse plus $10000 per side may total $60000, the largest ever in the United States. Mitchell would fight there if no other venue is found, with articles to be revised before Corbett's approval.
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New York
Judge Newton
Coney Island Athletic Club
Charlie Mitchell
Mitchell
Corbett
Newton
Coney Island
New Orleans
Rested council approves bicycle use rule and city actions
After a twelve week recess the Common Council met and approved an order regulating bicycles on sidewalks. A draft amends Chapter 43 of the revised ordinances. The mayor is asked to ensure Saturday afternoon extra pay for certain city employees. Funds from fruit stand waste barrels may be refunded. Several items were tabled for the next meeting.
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Common Council
Arthur JL. Spring
Rourke
Merrill
Ward 13
Waterfront Collision Skews A C Newell Tail
The fishing schooner A C Newell was struck by the steamer Tremont of Portland on Wednesday morning en route to market. Injuries were minor with only the tail broken as the cod and haddock market remains flooded and schooners head to Gloucester to salt fish.
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A. C. Newell
Tremont
Portland
Gloucester
Ernest Ehrenbahn
Hiligolan
Germany
Fish Bureau
T Wharf
Edith McIntyre
South Boston Bridge
Washington
Dailey
Commercial Tow Boat Company
Columbia Theatre
Labor notes reveal resignations and meetings in Boston
James OConnor of Boston resigns as general secretary and treasurer of the Operative Plasterers and International Union effective Oct 1. James A. Herne of Shore Acres accepts to speak on Labor Problems at Theatrical Mechanics Protective Union meeting. City endorses free public baths. Lathers Protective Union supports year round operation. Machinists Lodge 264 reports slight trade uptick and votes to open an employment bureau at 179 Shawmut Avenue.
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James O’connor
Boston
Operative Plasterers and International Union
James A. Herne
Shore Acres
Theatrical Mechanics’ Protective Union
P. Hall
Lathers’ Protective Union
Lodge 264
Dexter Hall
Shawmut Avenue
Holdups epidemic as Centralia train held up by four robbers
Three robbers boarded the New Orleans limited near Centralia, armed with revolvers and a grappling hook plan. An exchange of fire wounded Engineer Young and Fireman McDowell. one robber, L B Jones, was mortally wounded. Nichols and Hardin were captured as townsfolk armed for lynching. Aiding the raid, P J Sanders killed a robber. loot reportedly over 50 000.
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Illinois Central Road
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Odum
McDowell
George Jones
Martin Nichols
James Hardin
Jones
L. B. Jones
Charles O'Dwyer
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Hardin
O’dwyer
Chicago
Young
Armstrong
Stacey
American Express Company
P. J. Sanders
Dan L. Jones
Santa Fe
Kansas City
J. Hardin
Harrison Square Social Club elects officers for year
In a special meeting of the Harrison Square Social Club Albert Shultz is elected president Charles Baird as vice president Louis Shultz as secretary Charles Ross as financial secretary and Gus Wilton as treasurer The club shows 169 members and sound finances A post meeting collation followed with speeches by Banks and Shultz singing by the Blossom brothers music by Wilton McMann Trueman and Holland and recitations by the Cary sisters.
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Harrison Square
Albert Shultz
Charles Baird
Louis Shultz
Charles Ross
Gus Wilton
Banks and Shultz
Blossom Brothers
Messrs. Wilton, McMann, Trueman and Holland
Cary Sisters
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