Steel market steadies after heavy liquidation fears
A cautious recovery follows heavy Steel common selling as traders cite improved crop and rail traffic data. Banks report reserve gains while Amalgamated and Copper Range falter. United States Steel faces loan pressure and rumors of costly rescue moves linger amid a volatile New York and Pittsburgh market.
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Amalgamated
American Telephone
Old Dominion Mining and Smelting Company
Old Dominion Securities Company
Old Dominion Mining Company
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Old Dominion
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Allouez
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Mohawk
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Treadwell
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Rotary Ring
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
St. Mary’s Mineral Land Company
Heath
Oakes Held in 2500 Bond in Salem Case
In Salem Superior Criminal Court Edward H. Oakes chief of police at Revere was arraigned on two indictments for uttering a forged note for 900 and larceny of 750. Oakes pleaded not guilty and bonds were set at 1500 on the first count and 1000 on the second with sureties John J. Hurley and James F. Mc Davitt.
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Superior Criminal Court
Edward H. Oakes
Revere
James H. Sisk
Lynn
Oakes
Peters
John J. Hurley
Dalton Street
James F. McDavitt
Chelsea
Acting Mayor Doyle Declares Half Holiday for Primaries
Acting Mayor Doyle issues a circular to department heads ordering a half holiday for city employees to attend the primaries while instructing all offices to remain open for public business throughout the day.
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Doyle
Dividend and securities totals report
Listed stocks amount to 13 736 shares and bonds reach 31 500 dollars while unlisted stocks total 5 569 shares.
Alder men halt loan order for street improvements
At yesterday's Board of Aldermen meeting Chairman Doyle proposed a $450,000 loan for street improvements. Alderman Lomasney opposed passage unless a larger $750,000 sum is approved without widening the Congress Street bridge. His motion to table carried. other orders for $20,000 for an all year bath and $5,500 for Ward 2 playground improvements were laid on the table.
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Board of Aldermen
Doyle
Alderman Lomasney
Congress Street
N Street
Ward 2
Dobbs Knocks Out Buchanan in Third Round
In Lexington Kentucky on September 21 young Dobbs of Philadelphia defeated George Buchanan of Chattanooga by knockout in the third round of a scheduled twenty round bout.
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Dobbs
Buchanan
Lexington
Young Dobbs
Philadelphia
George Buchanan
Chattanooga
Bowdoin Opens Football Tryouts With Record Turnout
Bowdoin College began football practice in Brunswick with two dozen candidates on the field, the largest first day turnout in school history. Coach John Co. OConnor of Haverhill, Dartmouth class of ’02, supervised the session.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin College
John Co. O’connor
Haverhill
Dartmouth
Union Appeals to Roosevelt in Miller Case
The Central Labor Union of Washington appeals to President Roosevelt urging W. A. Miller, assistant foreman in the bindery of a government office, be dismissed. They request modification of July orders on open shop policy and cite charges of unfitness to promote efficiency in service. They also ask the Kansas City convention of the International Association of Bridge Structural Iron Workers to pass resolutions supporting the Miller action and open shop stance.
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Washington
Central Labor Union
W. A. Miller
Roosevelt
Miller
Cortelyou
Charles W. Winslow
International Association of Bridge Structural Iron Workers
Kansas City
State horseshoers union convention meets in Boston
The State convention of horseshoers unions will gather at Wells Memorial building in Boston on Sunday November 29. The executive board decided the location during yesterday’s meeting. P J Lally of Boston was elected vices president and Raady Henahan of Denver secretary treasurer as delegates to the American Federation of Labor convention in Boston on November 2.
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Horseshoers
Boston
Wells Memorial Building
International Union of the Horseshoers
P. J. Lally
Boston International
Raady Henahan
Denver
Col
The
International
American Federation of Labor
Carpenter Union 383 Elects Potts for Two Weeks Vacation
John Potts business agent of Carpenters Union 383 was last night voted a two weeks paid vacation. Twenty five applicants were admitted to the union. At the next meeting the delegate to the State branch of the American Federation of Labor will be elected.
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John Potts
Carpenters’ Union 383
American Federation of Labor
Boston Bricklayers Vote to Align with AFL
The Boston Bricklayers Union 3 voted last night that affiliating the International Bricklayers and Masons Union with the American Federation of Labor is favorable. The Bricklayers' International is not connected to any international body. The Boston action is seen as a model for other unions.
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Boston Bricklayers’ Union
International Bricklayers and Masons’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Bricklayers’ International
Boston
Two Upholsterers' Union members ousted for violation of by laws
Two members were read out of the Carpet Upholsterers' Union 89 last night for violation of its by laws. The union will meet in the future at 724 Washing ton street, having voted to forsake its former meeting place at Brattle square.
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Union 89
Washington Street
Brattle Square
Athletes to Go to St Louis for World’s Fair
New England Amateur Athletic Union delegates agreed to send as many probable winners as possible to the 1904 World’s Fair games in St Louis. Funds will cover expenses for top men, with Duffey Shick and Eaton highlighted as potential stars in the 100 yard dash.
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New England
New England Amateur Athletic Union
Hotel Nottingham
St. Louis
Duffey
Shick
Eaton
Peace conference approves major league minor league deals
Cincinnati and other clubs ratified a long list of minor league purchases from Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee and more. Drafted players were allotted to Cincinnati Brooklyn Cleveland and Detroit with several trades and holds resolved before adjournment.
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O'Leary
Des Moines
Laporte
Gettman
McIntyre
Ferry
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Donohue
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Clark
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Fort Wayne
Turner
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Rockford
Hess
Kansas City
Cow York
Putnam
Helena
Quick
Salt Lake City
Boston
Ungland
Stone
Philadelphia
Fairbanks
Hilley
Utica
National League
Savage Opens English Opera Faust at Brooklyn Academy
Henry W. Savage’s re organized English grand opera company opened its ninth year with Faust at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Joseph Shepan played Faust, Winfred Goff Valatine, Francis J. Boyle Mephistopheles, Gertrude Bennyson Marguerite, and Rita Newman Siebel from San Francisco. After four weeks in Brooklyn the company will tour Boston and Chicago before returning to New York.
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New York
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Henry W. Savage
English Grand Opera Company
Palma Tablets Offer Quick Cure for Sunken Eyes
Sunk en eyes with half moons under them signal suffering worry and nerve decay. Palma Tablets claim to remove the cause, brighten the eyes, clear the brain, calm the nerves, and make a person look and feel younger. Sold for 50 cents per box with a guarantee, 12 boxes to a package, $5. Multiple druggists listed in Boston areas carry the product.
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Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
C. Featon
Friend St
Klein's
Tremont
Boylston Sts
Knight's, Court
Hanover Sts
Sawyer Corner
Hollis Sts
Gaston Sees Tariff as Campaign Central Issue in Massachusetts
In a rally speech at Knights of Columbus Hall Gaston attacks the tariff as a burdensome policy upheld by trusts. He cites borax and other items to illustrate price effects, accuses Republican policy of favoritism to monopolies, and urges Massachusetts voters to act against high duties and state tax burdens in this campaign. The event drew about 300 Democrats with remarks from Dean, Boynton and Pope.
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Mhilrole
William A. Gaston
Essex County
Hoar
Cuba
Philippines
Massachusetts
Party of High Tariff
Borax Trust
England
Trust
California
Nevada
Littlefield
Congress
China
Asia
South Carolina
Benjamin Butterworth
Knights of Columbus Hall
Gaston
George H. Dearborn
Charles A. Dean
Wakefield
Thomas T. Boynton
Edward T. Pope
Everett
Thayer Remains On List After Election Board Hearing
Election commissioners held a hearing on a charge by Frank A. Foster of Ward 20 that F. W. Thayer was illegally registered in the ward. They ruled in favor of Thayer. The board also ordered transferring J. J. Donovan’s name from Brigham's Hotel to Calumet Street in Roxbury, Donovan a Quinn witness.
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Frank A. Foster
F. W. Thayer
Thayer
J. J. Donovan
Brigham’s Hotel
Calumet Street
Roxbury
Donovan
John Quinn, Jr
Election Board
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