Amalgamated Rallies Amid Copper Market Weakness
The New York market opened steady despite copper shares slipping and overseas weakness. Traders liquidated to protect holdings, London sold heavily, then a late rally led by Vanderbilt stocks and Manhattan strength. Anaconda directors adjourned for lack of quorum, while Old Colony and America Woollen announced meetings and dividends. Copper notes show wide swings as ore prices drop and recover.
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New York
Amalgamated
London
Vanderbilt
New York Central
Vanderbilts
Anaconda
Manhattan
H. C. McComas
American Agricultural Chemical Company
M. F. Windsor
America Woollen Company
Old Colony Railroad Company
New York Sun
United States Steel Corporation
Aoe Saathees
Commercia Er
N. Y
Anaconda Copper Company
Sears
Tamarack
Calumet
Salt Lake
Dream No. 2
Olympia
West Mountain District
Bingham Consolidated Mining Company
United Metals Selling Company
Boston Stock Sales Report September 24
Boston reports the day’s trading with highest and lowest sales, plus closing bid and asked prices. The overview notes market activity and price levels for that session.
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Boston
Bulgarians Seize Miss Stone in Turkey and Demand Ransom
Bulgarian brigands who crossed the Turkish border kidnapped American missionary Miss Ellen H. Stone and carried her into Bulgaria. Consul General Dickinson in Constantinople reports the capture and ransom demand from the brigands, seeking guidance from the State Department and the American Board of Foreign Missions.
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M Ellen H. Stone
Turkey
State Department
Dickinson
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Bulgaria
American Board of Foreign Mission i
Miss Hiplen Stone
American Board of Foreign Missions
Yachts Race Trials Finish as Columbia Edges Ahead
E D Morgan and H N Kane with Herbert C Leeds and others oversaw a long measuring session as the Columbia finally crossed the tape at 3 o'clock. The Shamrock, blocked by tides, must wait until morning for a trial spin as Sir Thomas Lipton's staff watches. Morgan plans a Wednesday morning trial for Columbia.
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E. D. Morgan
N. Kane
Herbert C. Leeds
Watson
Hyslop
Columbia
Wallace B. Flint
Sandy Hook
Sir Thomas Lipton
Ratsey
William Jameson
Butler Duncan
Westwood
Shamrock
Thomas Lipton
How the Cup Yachts Compare
Measurements made yesterday show Columbia and Shamrock II equal 52 crewed. The data lists waterline length 89.77 and 89.25 feet with other rigging metrics and sail areas. The sailing length per rule is 143.74 feet, yielding an offset of 43 seconds for Columbia over Shamrock in a 30 mile race.
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Columbia
Shamrock II
New York Yacht Club
Colum- Shambia
Jeweaswes
Prefers Russia to Boston Jail Exiled Woman Seeks Deportation
Martha Kantor a Hebrew prisoner arrested on a pickpocketing charge in Boston’s West End appears in Municipal Court with a case continued to Friday. She seeks probation or deportation to Russia to avoid jail, hoping to return to her homeland. Police say she has a prior exile from Russia for similar offenses.
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Boston
Martha Kantor
Wolf
Rooney
Betsy Greenburg
West Springfield Street
Martha
Law questions Scott bankruptcy case from Boston jail
A novel question of law arises in Thomas A. Scott's bankruptcy in which two Boston creditors seek dismissal of his voluntary petition. They argue Scott, confined at Charles Street Jail, is not a resident of Massachusetts and that his temporary custody does not establish a residence. Scott claims New York City as his true home and contends the district cannot discharge him. His assets total 175 607 with timber and iron land in Tennessee valued at 100 000.
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Thomas A. Scott
Charles Street
Michael Jf. Clarke
Albert D. Jewell
Clarence F. Eldredge
United States District Court
Scott
Boston
New York City
Deere Lane
Tennessee
Kramer Wins 15 Mile Indoor Race At Madison Square Garden
Lester Wilson of Pittsburg led early and held a lap advantage late in the 15 mile pro race at Madison Square Garden. Wilson’s slide near the finish allowed Kramer to seize the lead and win by a small margin over Kreeman of Portland. Amateur pursuit honors went to New York. W. C. Dobbins of East Orange earned top individual honors after partners quit.
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New York
Lester Wilson
Pittsburg
Madison Square Garden
Wilson
Madison Avenue
Kramer
Kreeman
Portland
Oregon
W. C. Dobbins
Fast Orange
N. J
Dobbins
Hand Torn Off In Yard Accident At Waldo Bros
Edward Derareing of 18 Grove street place suffered a severe injury at Waldo Bros yard on the Charles River when his hand was torn off while operating a hoisting engine. He was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital where surgeons amputated the hand.
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Waldo Bros
Charles River
Edward Derareing
Grove Street Place
Massachusetts General Hospital
Kronprin Wilhelm Sailed on Maiden Transatlantic Trip
The steamer Kronprin Wilhelm, newest in the transatlantic Ayers fleet, left Bremen and headed via Southampton Cherbourg for her maiden voyage. Sighted off Fire Island at 11:47 p.m., she trails rival by almost a day. Launched March 30 at Stettin, she is 15 feet longer than the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
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New York
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Stettin
President Roosevelt Hosts Quiet White House Evening
President Roosevelt spent a quiet evening at the White House. Richard Watson Gilder of New York and another gentleman joined the President earlier. Colonel Sa, assistant secretary of War, visited the House around 4 80, then Roosevelt left with him in a carriage. The day ended with the President walking home at 7 o'clock, free of shoes, along country roads.
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Roosevelt
White House
Richard Watson Gilder
New York
Theernoon
Oas
Express Men Strike Today In Boston Trade Action
About 200 drivers and helpers from New York and Boston spatch and Earl and Prew Expresses walk out after union members were discharged. The strike blocks freight at major firms and South Terminal Station, with 72 teams tied up, as unions warn of a broader citywide disruption.<|vq_ нормы
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Earl & Prew Express
Brodbine Hall
Albany Street
South Terminal
New York & Boston Despatch Company
Earl & Prew Company
Coren
Weet Street
Team Drivers’ International Union
Boston
Boston Central Labor Union
Srolepe Teamsters’ Union
Spogrs Iee
Long Wharf
Wells Memorial Hall
Two Drivers Hurt at Oakley Park as Trotting Event Winds Down
Cincinnati report details the Oakley Park Grand Circuit meet with Gloria and Re-elected winning the 2:23 trot, Neighbor Girl lowering her mark to 2:12 1 2 in the 2:19 trot, Harold H. taking the 2:08 pace in three straight heats, and Henrietta prevailing in the 2:29 trot. A driver injury occurred when Lady Patchie struck Al Pennock and John Highright was hurt after a collision with L.'s sulky.
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Cincinnati
Gloria
Neighbor Girl
Henrietta
Open golf tournament at Alliston Club yields modest scores
Forty eight golfers from twenty clubs played nine holes at the Alliston Club open tournament. W. Munroe of Winthro Club fired the best 82 and won a silver trophy. A. G. Lockwood withdrew to save strength for the Myopia Open. J Nelson Manning, last year’s winner, failed to qualify with 93.
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Allston
Boston
Alliston
W. Munroe
Winthro Club
A. G. Lockwood
J. Nelson Manning
Complaint filed against Deputy Chief Devery by Merchants Association
The Merchants' Association through Dill and Palache served on Police Commissioner Murphy a formal complaint against Deputy Chief Devery and requested a hearing. The charges compile 20 pages of typewritten material citing 14 instances of inefficiency covering March 14 to the trial day for the Marinan case.
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New York
Merchants’ Association
Dill & Palache
Murphy
Devery
Marinan
Man Killed by Work Cart on Rag on Street Near Tremont
Carl B. Kade, 45, of 194 Lamartine Street, was fatally struck by a work cart on Rag on Street near Tremont Street at about 6 PM. Police seek the cart driver. Kade, slightly deaf, apparently failed to see the approaching vehicle as it rounded Tremont Street at speed, wheels passing over him and breaking several ribs before he died at a nearby drug store.
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C. H. Palmer
Houghton, Mich
The
Delaware
Thomas F., Cole
Steel Trust
D. L. Demmon
Tecumseh Mining Company
Chynoweth
Osceola Lode
Tecumseh
Osceola Consolidated Mining Company
Isle Royale
Old Dominion
Utah
Pinkham
Carl B. Kade
Lamartine Street
Ragon Street
Tremont Street
Kade
Cambridge couple wed at St Marys Church
Professor Walter Kreutzlein of 20 Harvard Street Cambridge and Miss Annie Cleary of St Johns Newfoundland were married on September 2 at St Marys Church Cambridge by Rev Father Barry.
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Walter Kreutzlein
Harvard Street
Cambridge
Annie Cleary
St. John’s, N. F
St. Mary's Church
Father Barry
Madison Ave Church votes to extend call to Dr George C Lorimer
New York Sept 4 At a Madison Avenue Baptist Church meeting the members unanimously voted to extend a call to Rev Dr George C Lorimer pastor of Tremont Temple Boston Born in Scotland June 4 1838 he drifted to sea at 13 and came to America at 17 He later served in Harrisburg Louisville and Chicago shaping revival and temple work He edited Watchman and became noted for preaching and lecturing achievements in the West and abroad.
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George C. Lorimer
Tremont Temple Church
Boston
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Edinburgh
Scot
John H. Selwyn
Louisville
Georgetown
Harrisburg
Tremont Temple
Baptist Church
Watchman
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Chicago
Far West
Simon Swig Case Continued in Taunton Court
Taunton Alderman Simon Swig of the eighth ward is charged with larceny over funds raised for a poor children excursion to Dighton Rock Park on Aug. 21. Swig denies the charges, claims political persecution, and alleges payments to vendors were made. postponement set for Oct. 1 as witnesses are gathered.
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Simon Swig
Swig
Dighton Rock Park
O’hearne
Dighton, Somerset & Swansea
George K. Wilbur
Wilbur
Fox
Commonwealth
Gswig
Bad Day for Dover Harness Meet Opens
Dover New Hampshire September 24 Opening day at Granite State Park shows favorites falter. Brown Heels an outsider wins 2:19 pace heat one while Yadda falters in 2:30 trot. Unsure outcomes linger as later heats and stake times listed with unsettled results and unfinished races.
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Brown Heels
Yadda
Mrs Catherine Minku Found Dead At Home
Mrs Catherine Minku was found dead in bed by her husband about 9 45 last night. She had been ill for some time and death is supposed to have resulted from natural causes.
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Jeffries
Catherine Mink
James J. Jeffries
Catherine Minku
Democratic Rally At Regular Headquarters Tonight
A Democratic rally is set for the regular headquarters at 1042 Tremont Street tonight. Speakers include Frank J. O'Toole John H. Loughe and James P. Timilty with James P. Sweeney presiding.
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Tremont Street
Frank J. O'Toole
Ohn H. Loughe
James P. Timilty
James P. Sweeney
Mileage Books Were His Prey
A Boston man, Earnest Blackman, was arrested in connection with a daring robbery of the Boston and Maine railroad. The theft, valued in the thousands with mileage books losses estimated around 2000 dollars, occurred last Saturday and is linked to books found in a West End pawnshop. Police suspect an initially used alias and consider New York disposal as a possibility. A bag of mileage books and tickets was found in his Poplar street room.
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Boston & Maine
Abbott
Chapman
West End
New York
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Yale Bi Centennial to Honor Roosevelt and Sampson
President Roosevelt will attend Yale's bi centennial celebration starting October 19 with several cabinet officers likely to join after McKinley’s death. Admiral Sampson is a noted guest, and both may receive the degree of doctor of laws from Yale during the event. McKinley earned the same degree in 1898 during the Spanish American War and had planned to attend.
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Roosevelt
Yale
McKinley
Admiral Sampson
Schools Pay Tribute to President McKinley Memorials Planned
At the close of the regular school committee session, Mr Baldwin offered resolutions on President McKinley’s death urging greater respect for public officials. Dr McDonald supported, and the resolutions were adopted by a rising vote. Memorial exercises are to be held in schools about 30 days after Sept 13, preferably in the evening.
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McKinley
McDonald
Rally in Ward 20 Demands Change in Dorchester Politics
The Younger Democrats of Ward 20 ended their campaign with a last rally attracting nearly 400 attendees at Meeting House Hill. G P Lehy presided and urged change, criticizing the current committee and backing candidates including Jeremiah Connor for warden and Daniel T. OConnell for clerk, with discussion of alleged tampering with election documents.
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Democratic Club
Dorchester
Meeting House Hill
G. P. Lehy
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Collins
Edmund J. J. Doyle
Gearattion
H. Murray Pakulski
Lawrence A. Shannon
John R. McVey
J. J. Byrne
John F. Cronin
Joseph F. O'Connell
Jeremiah Connor
Warden
Daniel T. O’connell
John A. Hanly
Lawrence P. Shannon
Arthur F. Noble
Willliam G. Shannon
Herbert A. Gilman
Patrick J. Callahan
John W. Duffy
Isaac H. Connor
John D. Tobin
James J. Byrne
Myles O'Connor
Rally for Fitzgerald in East Boston Lyceum Hall
A rally in support of Henry Fitzgerald the senatorial candidate in the third Suffolk district is set for this evening at Lyceum Hall East Boston. Speakers include Representative J Hickey Councilman D Sheehan H B Fitzgerald Representative P H Bradley Manassas Bradley and Councilman T J Grady with James H Donovan to preside.
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P. H. Bradley
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T. J. Grady
James H. Donovan
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