Wall Street Ends Weak After Broad Liquidation
Heavy selling dominated New York trading with nearly a million shares changing hands and a weak close. Banks called loans, bears pressed, and major favorites like Amalgamated and Missouri Pacific led losses while copper shares sagged in Boston on metal weakness. The market outlook remains uncertain with some hope for a rally before another downturn, amid tight money and institutional pressure.
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Market Close Report from Broston on Sept 23
Broston on September 23 reports today’s highest and lowest sales, along with closing bid and asked prices. Prices reflect trading activity across commodities and securities, with traders noting modest activity and slight shifts from yesterday’s levels.
The Paul Takes Out $79,000 Worth of Rum
A Boston merchant ships schooner John Paul to the west coast of Africa with 872 puncheons and 100 barrels of rum, totaling 56 228 gallons and valued at 79 000 dollars. The cargo also includes kerosene, canned beef, tin cans, pine lumber, medicine, and cotton sheeting.
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Off On New England Today Liner Leaves Charlestown
At 3 o clock this afternoon the Dominion liner New England sails from Charlestown to Queenstown and Liverpool with a large cargo of merchandise and 60 cabin, 150 steerage and 41 saloon passengers. Names include Miss Louise Richards, Miss Lillie Richards, Mr. David B. Adamson, Mrs. Murphy, Mr. Murphy, Rev. J. Calvin Thomas, and many others.
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Duffus
Frederick Dyke
Shipping News Mini Almanac Details Arrivals and Tugs
Shipping news lists arrived vessels including French cruiser D Estress and steamers Admiral Sampson Higgins Port Antonio and Prince George with crews and cargoes. Galley of ships, tugs, and schooners depart or repair. ports include St John Bangor Gloucester Portland Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Bluefields
Miller Elected President At Everett Steel Directors Meet
At a meeting of the directors of the U S Steel Co of Everett yesterday Mr Charles E Miller was elected president and treasurer and Mr H B Whall vice president
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Charles 8. Miller
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Largest Mackerel Fare at T Wharf Seines 500 Barrels
Steamer Alice M. Jacobs owned by Captain Solomon Jacobs arrived at T wharf with 500 barrels of large fresh mackerel and 165 barrels of salted mackerel seined off Mt. Desert. Fresh mackerel valued at 12 cents each, 9 per barrel salt price, crew of 17 shares already over $657 in five months, with total stock expected above $8,000 for this trip. Other vessels Emerald Etta Mildred and Venus also reported seining at Race Point with varying catches and prices.
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Triangular race off Jeffries Point for 25 dollars
A Sunday morning triangular race near Jeffries Point features Captain Barnes's centreboard dory Rover against Captain Paterson's Hunt for a 25 dollar prize. Paterson sails with Botting and Buller. Barnes with McGreil and Brown.
Faust at Tremont Theatre Impresses Boston Audience
Faust at the Tremont drew a large enthusiastic crowd with Henry W. Savage's English grand opera company presenting Gounod's work. Gertrude Bennyson made her Boston debut as Marguerite with a pure soprano voice and fine upper register. Francis J. Boyle sang Mephistopheles with good taste though tempo in the Golden Calf seemed too rapid. Valatine and Wagner roles pleased, Faust and Siebel voices varied, chorus shining especially in the soldiers’ chorus. Performances will be repeated this and Friday and Saturday matinees. Tre atore scheduled for today and the week.
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Marguerite
Boston
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Mephistopheles
William Paull
Valentine
Lloyd D’aubigne
Stage Matters Boston Theatre Features Strong Theater Week
Boston notes a matinee of Quincy Adams Sawyer at the Boston Theatre with growing popularity and lively audiences. Andrew Mack shines at the Museum in Tom Moore, while Ross Snow excels in Happy Hogan at the Grand Opera. Frances Ring leads the company and Nat M. Wills brings local flavor to the Howard. The program also highlights Odyssean drama at Castle Square, Corie Payton at Park, and Wormwood’s circus at Keith's.
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Pension list surpasses one million in U S
Washington reports the United States pension total has passed 1,001,497 as of July 31, with Spanish American War pensions driving much of the rise. The July addition brings the grand total beyond the prior fiscal year peak, marking a new record for pensioners at year end.
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Visit New York City Excursion Fare and Details
An advertised round trip from Boston via Boston and Maine to Albany then a Hudson River steamer to New York and back by Fall River Line for five dollars. Special train departs Union Station at 8:55 am with options to stay overnight in Albany or extend two days in New York for a small extra. Request leaflet from Boston & Maine passenger department or send a two cent stamp for a descriptive country booklet.
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New York City
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Union Station
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Boston and Maine Hudson River excursion details
The Oct 2 excursion to New York City operated by the Boston and Maine and Hudson River line invites riders to request the General Passenger Department leaflet for full trip details. Contact Boston and Maine Railroad, Boston, for information and reservations.
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General Passenger Department
Boston
Winners of Boston College scholarship competition
The faculty of Boston College named the scholarship winners: J. F. McMorrow, Andrew O'Brien, Joseph A. Murphy, H. C. Reardon, John P. Gallagher, Eugene J. Reynolds, J. F. Stiney, D. H. Sullivan, M. Tibbetts and R. Robinson. The first six received full scholarships in the college proper while the other four earned preparatory school scholarships.
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H. ¢. Reardon
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Eugene J. Reynolds
J. F. Stiney
D. H. Sullivan
M. Tibbetts
Robinson
A Delightful Resort in the Hoosac Mountains
North Adams advertises a Boston and Maine excursion to North Adams on September 27 at a reduced $2.00 round trip. Special train departs Boston at 8:20 a.m., returns from North Adams at 8:25 p.m. or from Hoosac Tunnel at 8:40 p.m. Tickets sold at Boston offices until 5:00 p.m. Sept. 2 and at Union Station after 2:00 p.m.
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North Station Cars PlentY For Washington Street Route
Report notes 51 cars per hour bound south from North station all terminate there. Reporter logged noon hour yesterday counting cars passing station toward Washington street or Postoffice square within the period.
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Postoffice
Two Men and Horse Killed in Rochester Crossing
On Winter street crossing of the Boston and Maine line in Rochester New Hampshire this morning about nine, two men and the horse they were driving were killed. The dead are John I Berry 40 of Strafford Corner and Isaac Hall of Derry, a visitor to Berry.
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Strafford Corner
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