Boston Stocks Turn Mixed As Markets Drift Lower
Narrow dull session with foreign markets weighing on stocks. The Arcadian and copper issues dominate chatter as brokers hedge on Lawson's Post Office probe and Osceola Osceola mine plans prompt talks of new mine openings while Colonial National Bank declares a 5 1 2 percent dividend payable Oct 2 to record Sept 25.
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Bears
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Chicago
Atchigan
Keene
Montana Coal @ Coke Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston Financial News
Thomas W. Lawson
Post Office
Washington
Arcadians
State Street
Brazer
Shorts
Utah
Riley
T. W. Lawson
Standard Oil Associates
Gibraltar
Houghton Mining Gazette
Osceola Company
Osceola
Kearsarge Lode
Colonial National Bank
Little Tiger
Butte
Boston & Montana
Mountain View
Boston Consolidated
Centennial Eureka
Fortuna
Montana Coal & Coke
Ce Ee
Elisha D. Bangs
Henry Wainwright
Sidney Chase
Ezra H. Baker
Frank A. Day
Arthur L. Devens
Joseph E. Hallrthur L. Sweetzer
Charles W. Tewksury
Boston
Rege Dudentes
E Pioneer Gold
Scenarf
Heecomany
Market Prices From Boston Today
Boston reports show the day’s highest and lowest sales, with closing bid and asked prices. The figures reflect activity across securities and commodities, indicating investor sentiment and liquidity in the session.
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Boston
Verde Junior Copper Mining Company Expands to New Tunnels
Since May 1 the Verde Junior Copper Mining Company has located two fractional claims, built bunkhouses and shops, enlarged tunnels, and driven the lower tunnel 250 feet and upper 233 feet. They report 3600 feet of road and nearing a great ore body with 8.72 percent copper from the last assay. To reflect the gains the stock price will rise to 10 per share on Oct 3, with prior price 7.50 per share.
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Verde
Unclear stock offer promises high dividends and profits
The text claims a par value of $10 per share full paid and non-assessable. It states dividends of 12 percent per year and earnings over 20 percent, presenting the investment as a quick profitable opportunity for those seeking rapid gains.
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Suffolk and Joplin Line and Lead Company
Daniel Russell
Melrose Sav. Bank
Melrose
Mass
Robert Simpson
Lowell
Ex-dividend and asset disclosures in brief listing
The notice details assessment payment status and asset totals: total sales bonds 41000, unlisted bonds 6000, stocks 20403 shares, unlisted stocks 7222 shares. No further context or dates provided.
Wheat market drifts as Liverpool stocks loom larger
Wheat opened easy amid slack support from foreign houses and lower Liverpool cables. North West receipts were 1683 cars vs 1689 last week, with visible supply rising 448000 bushels as Liverpool stocks boosted prices, which closed unchanged to two thirds lower.
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Liverpool
Somerville School Board Raises Salaries and Appoints
The Somerville School Board voted to raise Head Masters Baxter and Whitcomb of the Latin and English high schools to 3000. John A. Avery was elected master at the English High School, replacing W C Akers who resigned. W Cortell was elected sub-master. Frank H. Hardison resigned from the board after nearly five years and plans to move away.
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Somerville
Baxter and
Whitcomb
John A. Avery
W. C. Akers
W. [. Cortell
Frank H. Hardison
Hardison
Ex-Councilman Crocker Dies After Operation
David W. Crocker of Somerville died at Massachusetts General Hospital after an operation. Born in Barnstable fifty three years ago, he moved to California in 1868, returned to Somerville in 1873 where he ran a carriage trade, manufactory and livery stable on Day street. He lived at Grove street and Winslow avenue and was a member of Masonic, Odd Fellows, Royal Arcanum, and Home Circle.
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David W. Crocker
Somerville
Massachusetts General Hospital
Barnstable
California
Day Street
Grove Street
Winslow Avenue
Masonic
Odd Fellow
Royal Arcanum
Home Circle
Veterans group plans ball at new Dorchester hall
Major M. J. O'Connor Camp No. 7 of the Legion of Spanish War Veterans met in the Court House on Dorchester street and formed a committee to arrange a ball. A vote of thanks was given to Councilman John L. Donovan of Ward 7 for services rendered.
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M. J. O’connor
Legion of Spanish War Veterans
Court House
Dorchester Street
John L. Donovan
Ward 7
Charles Dimond Dies at 27 in Charlestown Gas Work Incident
Charles Dimond 27, single, died at 4 45 yesterday afternoon at 514 Rutherford avenue Charlestown while employed by Charlestown Gas Company. Death followed a shock of paralysis. He lived at 467 Main street.
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Charles Dimond
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Charlestown Gas Company
Main Street
Excursion to New York via Hoosac Tunnel Planned
The trip set for Thursday October 6 proceeds to New York through the Hoosac Tunnel and Albany and returns via Fall River.
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New York
Hoosac
Albany
Fall River
Letters to Bates Pledge Support Across Massachusetts
Prominent men from many counties sign a broad appeal backing John L. Bates for Lieutenant Governor. The letter lauds his Speaker tenure and liberal public views, expressing strong confidence in his candidacy and party leadership.
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John L. Bates
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
Charles
H. Adams
Melrose
Newell D. Atwood
Stoughton
Edward B. Atwood
Plymouth
Frederick Atherton
Boston
B. C. Ames
Lawrence
Isaiah P. Atsatt
Mattapoisett
Frederick E. Austin
Taunton
John C. Alden
S. H. Bushnell
Sheffield
Fred H. Bates
Sterling
Clarence A. Briggs
J. Marshall Burt
East One Meagon
Horatio Bisbee
Chesterfield
George BE. Bemis
Charlemont
J. L. Boutwell
Malden
George A. Brown
Everett
A. F. Barker
Brockton
Charles O. Batley
Newbury
George H. Bixby
Groton
A. H. Burgess
Fitchburg
Aaron R. Bunting
Swampscott
Henry J. Boyd
Chicopee
George H. Bartlett
Haverhill
Bridgewater
F. A. Cowee
West Boyston
Henry Chadwick
Newton
Richard Dobbins
Lowell
N. R. Davis
Freetown
Thomas M. Denham
New Bedford
Robert Duddy
Somerville
Charles W. Delvey
Worcester
George J. Dudley
Sutton
A. S. Paton
Leominster
E. B. Estes
George M. Eddy
E. J. H. Estabrooks
Freeman O. Emerson
Frank F. Fitts
J. B. Farley
Farley
Otis Foss
Cottage City
William E. Ford
Frank A. Foster
George E. Fowle
Woburn
Zenns A. French
Holbrook
Silas W. Flint
Wakefield
John J. Gardner
Nantucket
Otis M.gove
Waltham
Henry C. Attwill
Lynn
Gustavus Atwood
South Carver
Austin F. Adams
Barre
Edward R. Ashley
Long Plain
Waldo E. Austin
Ho'den
Rollin M. Ahen
Wilfred Ainsworth
Fall River
Henry A. Belcher
Randolph
George H. Buck
Chelsea
C. H. Blood
Thomas C. Batchelder
William M. Brigham
Marlboro
Joseph G. Brown
FE. W. Calkins
North Abington
Charles S. Chase
Dighton
Henry C. Comins
Hadley
C. S. Crouch
Northampton
Arthur H. Cluer
Alfred R. Crosby
Attleboro
Frank Chandler
Belmont
Marcus ©. Cook
George W. Coombs
Charles C. Crocker
Hyannis
James A. Corcoran
Samuel Coffin
Salisbury
Leonard B. Chandler
Samuel Cole
Beverly
George P. Cutler
William H. Drew
John BB. Dewing
North Brookfield
Charles L. Dean
Francis W. Darling
Hyde Park
George Z. Dean
Cheshire
James M. Douglas
Frederick W. Dallinger
Cambridge
William
Reading
James L. Gillingham
Fairhaven
A. M. Goulding
Duxbury
J. Cushing Gallison
Franklin
Henry F. Gaylord
South Hadley
J. S. Gray
Rockland
Joshua R. Holden
Charles E. Hosmer
F.H R
Manchester
Seba A. Holton
Falmouth
W. R. Harden
Bedford
Solon C. Holt
North Reading
Albert F. Hiscox
Dudley
Ashton FE
Hemphill
Holyoke
W. C. Hawkes
Graniteville
John Haigh
Luther Hall
Dennis
William Halliday
North Andover
Leander M. Haskins
Rockport
Loyds F. Hammond
Norwood
George C. Higgins
Fred Hanson
Bowers C. Hathaway
Westboro
Sumner C. Higgins
Cambridgeport
Willard Howland
Melvin D. Jones
Charles R. Johnson
John F. Kellogg
Joseph TD. Knox
Francis N. Kingham
Charles W. King
Monson
BE. M. Lombard
Springfield
Francis Leyland
Templeton
John F. Libby
Medford
George F. Leslie
Warren J. Livermore
Spencer
Six Governors to Escort Mexican President Diaz to Chicago
Six state governors with military staffs will escort President Diaz of Mexico to Chicago for the fall festival. A special, luxury train will await him at the City of Mexico. A committee led by Paul Morton, George D. Cook and Colonel W. B. Roberts will organize the frontier escort. Governor Seyers of Texas will join in Chicago, with each state line adding a governor and staff. Governor Tanner will meet the train at Fort Madison to greet Diaz after crossing the Mississippi.
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Chicago
Diaz
Mexico
Paul Morton
George D. Cook
W. B. Roberts
Seyers
Texas
Tanner
Fort Madison
Mississippi River
Water Main Burst Damages Store Basemen t at 44 Winter Street
At 5 p m yesterday a six inch water main burst in the basement of P Sommers & Co store at 44 Winter street causing several thousand dollars in damage. The basement stored coats and valuables and water department crews arrived about an hour later after the break was reported directly to City Hall.
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P. Sommers & Co
Winter Street
City Hall
Night or Day Steamers on Hudson Excursion Deal
Choice of night or day Hudson River excursion from Albany to New York on the $5 Boston trip. Circulars available on application to C. M. Burt G P A Fitchburg railroad.
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Hudson River
Albany
New York
Boston
C. M. Burt
Fitchburg Railroad
Golden Wedding Celebration for Middleton Family
Mr and Mrs Richard Middleton celebrated their golden wedding yesterday at their son Johns home in Dorchester. Middleton a longtime Boston resident and Civil War veteran served with the forty seventh Massachusetts Regiment and is chaplain of Gettysburg Post 191 G A R.
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Richard Middleton
Tremont Street
John
Bowdoin Avenue
Dorchester
Middleton
Boston
Forty-Seventh Massachusetts Regiment
Gettysburg
Eureka Silk Company
Middletons
Thomas F. Galvin
Joseph Daly
Mr. Middleton
Post
Excursion From Boston October 6 Announced
Circular air about the excursion from Boston on October 6, with applications to C. M. Burt G P A Fitchburg railroad for details and enrollment.
Grace Kimball speaks on Woman's Work in Foreign Missions
Dr Grace Kimball assistant physician at Vassar College describes women’s roles in missions including ten years in Turkey. She led relief work at Van during Armenian atrocities performing medical and surgical aid for refugees. A pickpocket incident involving delegates is noted with losses reported.
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International Congregational Council
Grace Kimball
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Turkey
American Board
Van
Australia
Education and religion mix under modern school debate
A detective and four officers monitor the exit as a manhunt unfolds with no arrests yet. The event centers on lectures by John Massie and others on how education aligns with religion, noting American equality and English church-state tensions, followed by a review of ministerial training and the living spirit in education.
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John Massie
M. A
J. P
Yates
Mansfield College
Oxford
England
America
James Hirst Hollowell
Rochdale
Political Council of Great
Frederick Alphonso Noble
Chicago
Ill
L. D. Bevan
Melbourne
Australia
William Jewitt Tucker
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Noble
Harvard College
Endicott
Tucker
Woman’s Board of Missions
E. Armitage
Margaret J. Evans
Grace Kimball
Congregational House
Albert Spicer
Judson Smith
Abbie B. Child
William de Witt Hyde
Bowdoin College
William F. Slocum
Celerahe College
Theological Seminary
Boston & Albany Announces Two Day New York Trip
Boston and Albany announces a two day New York trip starting Tuesday October 3 with round trip fare at a low price. The plan offers two full days for business or pleasure in the city.
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New York
Boston & Albany
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Boxboro
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Chatham
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Lee
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Lakeville
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Newburyport
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Pittsfield
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HH. Trafton
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Uxbridge
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