Wall Street Turmoil Eases Slightly After Heavy Liquidation
A daytime liquidation drove New York prices down 2 to 14 points with many stocks like J. Paul, Louisville & Nashville, Reading, and Missouri Pacific slipping. By session end, some recoveries appeared as buyers, including London and prominent investors, stepped in. Officials expect potential easing if rates stabilize, while talk grows of cautious buying amid signs of reduced artificiality and renewed demand for gilt edged railroad stocks.
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Erni
Or & Shorts
J. Paul
Louisville & Nashville
Reading
Manhattan
Northwest
Sugar
People’s Gas
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Illinois Central
Ilemuze
Montana
London
Butler Bros
Old Dominion
Utah
Dominion
Boston
New Haven
Gare
Washington
Henry Fletcher
Long Island
Mr. Morris
Hinkey Dee
Nellie Fenton
Mildred Stoller
Carrie Webber
Alice Porter
Carl Anderson
Edward Adams
Harry Emerson
Toney Asher
Frank Emerson
Boston market day prices summary
Boston reports today’s top bid and ask levels with the highest and lowest sales recorded. Closing figures and price ranges reflect market activity including bid and asked prices for the day.
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Boston
Dividend Notice From American Woolen Company
Notice is given that a dividend of fourteen percent on the preferred capital stock will be paid October 15, 1902 to stockholders of record at the close of business October 2, 1902. Transfer books for preferred stock close October 24, 1902 and reopen October 16, 1902. WM. M. Wood, Treasurer. Boston Mass. September 23, 1904.
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Boston
New York
SAI Mor
SA Serge Consigesae
Wien
Copper Range
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Fitchburg Railroad
The
Adams Trust Company
Samuel Carr
M. B. Mason
F. CC. Dumane
E. V. R. Thayer
A. G. Bullock
John 8. Ames
W. R. Driver
Corbett’s Herald Company
Bay State
Heath
American Woolen Company
WM. M, Wood
Hoston
Mass
Ninth District Convention Chairman Predicts Keliher Victory
Daniel M. Driscoll Ward 7 chairman asserts Keliher will be nominated at the Ninth District convention. He notes no deals yet and doubts a late adjournment caused by Faneuil Hall rental. If no nominee by Oct 16, three candidates will file, risking a Democratic loss. Driscoll, a longtime South End political figure, is 41 and widens on his local ties.
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Kelliher
Daniel M. Driscoll
Ward 7
Post
Kelsher
Mr. Driscoll
Tion
Anyon
Driscoll
The
Cove
Boston
Quincy
South End
Mary Casey
South Boston
Adjutant Casey
Ninth Regiment
Broadway
Massachusetts
Trial recounts losses from money invested in fraud scheme
On the second day of John M. Fisher and Frederick E. Betts trial for using mails to defraud, witnesses testified about investments yielding no profit. Frederick M. Moor, John Quincey Adams, Mrs. Lucy E. Hill, and Elmer E. Tufts described sending funds without returns. A Bankers' & Manufacturers' Mercantile Agency note praised the defendants, while Betts secured a new bondsman after his surety was surrendered.
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John M. Fisher
Frederick E. Betts
United States
Frederick M. Moor
Winchendon
J. M. Fisher
John Quincey Adams
Pennsylvania
Lucy E. Hill
Fall River
Elmer E. Tufts
Camden
Casey
Adams
Bankers’ & Manufacturers’ Mercantile Agency
State Street
Boston
F. E. Betts
Daniels. Baxter
Quincy
Betts
John H. Dinegan
Market report shows diverse share and bond movements
Ex-dividend and ex-rights activity appears with Total Sales listed stocks at 21 503 shares. Rights noted for 5GS, bonds valued at $72 000. Unlisted stocks tally 15 840 shares with bonds valued at $58 000.
Excursion to New York City via Hoo Sac Tunnel Route
A $5 excursion from Boston to New York City via the Hoo Sac Tunnel route and the Hudson River is advertised for October 2. The rate covers travel from Boston, with tickets available at the Boston city ticket office on Washington Street and Union Station. Requests for leaflets with times and details should be sent to the Boston & Maine railroad general passenger department.
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Hudson
Boston
Boston City
Washington Street
Union Station
General Passenger Department
Boston & Maine Railroad
Harvard Fight Stirs Mason’s Corner Crowd
A three round quarrel erupted at Mason’s Corner between Quincy Adams Sawyer, a Boston lawyer visiting for his health, and Bob Wood, prompted by Obadiah Strout. Sawyer, trained at Harvard, defended himself, leaving Wood insipid. The incident drew a packed Boston Theatre audience enjoying the New England play Quincy Adams Sawyer with future performances planned this and next week.
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Quincy Adams Sawyer
Boston
Bob Wood
Buily
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Sawyer
Jackass
Harvard
Mr. Sawyer
God
Hardy Mason
New England
Mr. Wood
Stage Matters in Boston Theatre Scene Shows
Hollis Street Theatre treasurer Joseph Wagner resigns and plans to move to New York. Frances Ring, leading lady at the Boston Museum, is Blanche Ring’s sister. Boston and New York engagements feature Julia Marlowe, Gert ha Galland, and a slate of touring companies at Hollis, Colony, Park, Bowdoin, and Keith’s with acts from Haven to In Dahomey, plus forthcoming season-ticket sales at Symphony Hall.
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Hollis Street Theatre
New York
Hollis
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Andrew Mack
Boston Museum
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Jimmy Ring
Old Museum
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Queen Fiammettia
Boston
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Paul Kester
Mars
Charles Hawtrey
London
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America
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George Fawcett
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Mary Shaw
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Rip van Winkle
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Professor Wormwood
Dick Jose
Keith
Howard
Lukens
Harry Morris
Broadway
Palace Theatre
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Austin & Stone
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Ethington
Nickelodeon
Hemlock Gorge Reservation
Echo Bridge Grove
Charles River
Newton
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Boston Theatres Feature Popular Week of Quarter Selections
Quincy Adams Sawyer draws large crowds at the Boston Theatre in its second week ending October 4. Andrew Mack shines at the Boston Museum in Tom Moore, a farewell limited run. Tremont hosts Henry W Sevage in Il Trovatore with Faust and Happy Hooligan at Grand Opera follows. Nate Goodwin and Maxine Eliott enjoy strong demand with matinees today.
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Boston Theatre
Andrew Mack
Boston Museum
Tom Moore
Faust
Ross Snow
Grand Opera
Nate. Goodwin
Maxine Eliott
Soap Ad Claims Easy Cold Water Washing
An advertisement urges flat dwellers to use Fels-Naptha soap for comfortable thorough washing in cold water from the tap. It notes lukewarm water as an option but rejects boiling water. The copy emphasizes cleanliness without mess and promotes practical home washing.
Night on Broadway at Palace Theatre Ends Laughter
The Palace Theatre presents a musical farce by Harry Morris titled Night on Broadway. The show promises a well defined plot with many laughable moments that amuse patrons of this popular venue.
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Palace Theatre
Harry Morris
Broadway
Souvenir Night with Tom Moore at Boston Museum
Andrew Mack and company present a souvenir night featuring Tom Moore next Monday evening at the Boston Museum. Theodore Burt Sayre wrote the comedy based on Ireland's famed poet, and a novel tied to the era is ready. A copy of the book will be given to each lady with a reserved seat, with handsome illustrated reproductions of the museum scenes.
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Tom Moore
Andrew Mack
Boston Museum
Theodore Burt Sayre
Ireland
Mr. Mack
Theo Kurt Sayre
A. Stokes & Co
New Trial Sought for Peterson Brothers Looting Case
Julius Peterson, convicted Tuesday in Superior Criminal Court before Judge Aiken, seeks a new trial delaying sentencing. The motion will be heard Friday as the younger brother awaits its outcome.
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Peterson Brothers
Julius
Aiken
Superior Criminal Court
Five Dollar Excursion to New York by Boston & Maine Rail Road
The Boston and Maine railroad runs an autumn excursion October 2 from Boston to Albany and New York with scenic Hoosac country and Deerfield valley views. The round trip costs $5, departs Union Station at 8:55 AM, arrives Albany 3:40 PM, with Adirondack steamer to New York City arriving Oct 3. Return via Fall River line. tickets available at 322 Washington Street and Union Station.
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