Strongest Day Since the Drop in Stock Market
The New York stock market, Friday Sept 26, showed its strongest day since the recent break though high money rates limited speculative activity. Trading volume fell to about 600,000 shares with a broad gains list led by St Paul and Manhattan while Gould stocks remained mixed and most industrials gained. News of a possible Atlantic Coast Line control for Louisville & Nashville and Morgan option rumors supported some advance, while sugar shorts faced renewed pressure as the market closed dull and weak.
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New York
St. Paul
Manhattan
Goulds
Wall Street
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific
Wabash
Western Union
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Atlantic Coast
Morgan
Reading Common
American Car and Foundry
United States
London
Amalgamated
Gage
R. G. Dun & Co
Boston
Big fuel deal offers huge dividends for wood delivery
A dubious investment ad promises ten thousand cords of wood at under half current prices in Toston with guaranteed very large monthly dividends and special rates. It urges fast contact with The Lapeside Investment Company, rooms 14 and 144A, 53 Devonshire St., Roston, for cheap fuel this winter.
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Toston
Lapeside Investment Company Incorporated
Devonshire St
Roston
Boston Market Daily Quotes Sept 26 Highest Lowest Closing
Boston reports the day’s trading snapshot with the highest and lowest sales, and the closing, bid, and asked prices. Prices reflect market activity across securities and commodities traded today in the Boston market.
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Boston
Will Dance For $200 In Worcester County Match
Bernard Parker, winner of first prize at the lake Tuesday night, challenges any man in Worcester county to a $100 a side dance. T J Callahan quickly accepts and will meet Parker or his reps at the Telegram office Saturday to arrange the match. The contest may include the waltz Newport and schottische with judges favoring Parker and bets rising.
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Worcester
Bernard Parker
the Lake
Worcester County
T. J. Callahan
Parker
Newport
Callahan
Grand Trunk Slashes California Tour Rates
The Grand Trunk Railway offers very low tourist rates to California points with a $0 base fare and a double berth in Tourist Sleeper for $8. Personal excursions depart Boston every Monday and Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. For details, contact Thomas Wynne, Travelling Passenger Agent, 306 Washington Street, Boston.
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Grand Trunk Railway System
California
Boston
Thomas Wynne
Washington Street
Trade Unabated Despite Coal and Goods Demand
Bradstreet through tomorrow notes strong crop yields and widespread trade activity across manufacturing, retail, and transport. Coal strikes threaten some industries as prices rise, but Western and Eastern trade remain buoyant with robust cotton and woollen goods, menswear orders, and leather demand. financial strains persist amid tight money and fuel concerns.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Indian Territory
Texas
Florida
Apples for Boston Poor Aid From Leominster Women
In coming weeks a shipment of 40 barrels of apples from Leominster mass will go to Boston to aid poor residents. Mrs S W Simpson will oversee distribution through the flower mission. Last year 3 barrels were given after William Fuller offered surplus fruit and the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad carried it free. The Leominster Womans Christian Temperance Union plans another convoy this year and canvassing will seek barrels from the community. The project aims for broad charity amid a hoped for large winter harvest.
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Boston
S. W. Simpson
Flower Mission
William Fuller
Women's Christian Temperance Union
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Leominster Women's Christian Temptance Union
Glass Sentenced to Life for New Hampshire Murder
Albert M Glass was arraigned in Dover Superior Court on first degree murder charges for killing his brother George W Glass and assaulting his mother Mary F Glass. He pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and was ordered detained at the State prison for life, deemed hopelessly insane.
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Dover
N. H
Albert Martin Glass
George W. Glass
Mary IF. Glass
Young
Eastman
Albert M. Glass
Glass
Joseph E. Kelly
Stickney
Parker
Durgin
Novelty in Injunctions Involve Superior Court Action
Judge Hardy yesterday took under advisement the Lord Electric Company versus George A Fuller Company for a writ of injunction to stop interference with installing electrical appliances at the new Board of Trade building. Non-union labor refusals halt work, the Fuller company removing Lord workers to resume progress. It is described as the first suit of its kind in the state.
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Hardy
Lord Electric Company
George A. Fuller Company
New Board of Trade
Fuller Company
Low Water At Brockton Reservoir Drops Rapidly
The Brockton reservoir is much lower than usual for this time of year and emits an unpleasant odor. Dead fish are seen in pools where water has receded, and the water level sits six inches below the high water mark, the year's lowest. The drop has averaged about three-fourths of an inch daily.
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Brockton
Theatre Intros and Openings Spur Boston Attendance
The Columbia Theatre plans opening with The Defender on Oct 13 as managers appoint Harry Farren in charge. Boston shows feature Duse La Gioconda at Tremont, J K Murray and Clara Lane at Winthrop, and Joseph Jefferson at Colonial. Repertory includes Rip Van Winkle The Rivals Crickets on the Hearth Florodora final, with Selma Herman at Grand Opera House and For Her Children's Sake. Williams and Walker In Dahomey draw crowds at Music Hall ahead of The Sign of the Cross.
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Hurtig & Seamon
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Dahomey
Joseph Jefferson
Mata
Rip van Winkle
A. H. Chamberlyn
Columbia Theatre
Harry Farren
Chamberlyn
Boston
the Defender
Clara Lavine
Woonsocket
R. I
Lillie May White
Neil Twomey
Mr. Twomey
Elenora Duse
Tremont Theatre
J. K. Murray
Clara Lane
West
Winthrop Cottage
Tremont
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Castle Square Theatre Company
Camille
Williams
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Wilson Barrett
the Park
London
Corie Payton
Quincey Adams Sawyer
Roxton Theatre
Bolossy Kiralfy
Andrew Mack
Boston Museum
Tom Moore
Ireland
Nat C. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Hollis Street Theatre
Mr. Goodwin
Miss Elliott
Julia Marlowe
Hollis
Atlantic
Ross Snow
Grand Opera House
Keith's Next Week Vaudeville Bill Preview
A long list of acts arrives at Keith's with R J Jose Eddie Girard Jessie Garner and more. Nat M Wills Lukens Belle Stewart Dave Fitzgibbon and many others close their engagements with this week. Next week features Lottie Gilson Edmond Hayes Artie Hall Rio brothers and others plus 23 members of the United States Talma Band and Helen May Butler and her group. The Royal Burlesquers open at Palace Theatre with Only a King and follow with the Lavails and others. Mile Vida arrives at Grand Theatre with Wine Woman and Song and more acts including Bonita and midgets. Yale duo and Gaffey Shuby also perform. Symphony Hall to sell season tickets.
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R. J. Jose
Eddie Girard
Natural Gas
Jessie Gardner
James Thornton
English Pony Ballet
Hollis and
Howard
Yackley
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Sa Vans
Wormwood
Nat M. Wills
Lukens
Belle Stewart
Dave Fitzgibbon
the Howard
Lottie Gilson
Edmond Hayes
Feaure
Austin & Stone’s
Helen May Butler
Royal Burlesquers
Palace Theatre
Lavails
Rosalie
Kelley
Davis
Bartell
Reynolds
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Armstrong
Holly
Fountain
Vida
Paris
Grand Theatre
Bonita
Yale
Artistic Club Manipulators
Gaffey
Shuby
Symphony Hall
Auction Sals And Concert Listings From Local Page
Tickets will be sold throughout the day with no standees allowed at performances. Soloists include Meiba Schumann Heink Kirby Lunn Bloomfield Zeisler Maud MacCarthy Elsa Rueger Anton Von Rooy Ben Davies Raoul Pagno Frederic Lamond Harold Randolph Hugo Heerman Kneisel Adamowski Schroeder and others. Seat prices 7.60 12 and 7.50 for different events. Also notes trolley trips along 85 miles Newton lines and Wheeler and Wilsons colorful entertainers drawing Nickelodeon patrons.
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Mme
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Mme. Bloomfield
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Maud MacCarthy
Elsa Rueger
Anton von Rooy
Ben Davies
Raoul Pagno
Frederic Lamond
Harold Randolph
Wheeler and Wilson
Congress of Colored Entertainers
Nickelodeon
Wife Murders Wife Then Takes Own Life in Rochester
In Rochester at 12 King Street, Judson A. Risley, 35, shot and killed his wife and then killed himself. Risley, a watchman, left a note suggesting premeditation. The couple left two young children who were at school during the tragedy.
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Rochester
N. Y
Judson A. Risley
King Street
Risely
Bancroft Officer Assignments Headed for Boston Yard
Lieutenant-Commander A E Culver ordered to Boston to take command of the gunboat Bancroft. Lieutenant M St Ellis ordered to this yard for duty with the Bancroft. Passed Assistant Paymaster W T Gray ordered here for fitting out the Bancroft and will be assigned to duty on her when she is commissioned.
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Boston
Bancroft
M. St. Ellis
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Baniroft
Westfield Woman Arrested in House Fire Insurance Case
Mrs. Emily Maxfield of Westfield is under arrest on charges of being involved in burning her own house at Wryben to collect the insurance. She had previously appeared in district court and was discharged. The grand jury is believed to have indicted her as more evidence emerges.
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Westfield
Emily Maxfield
Wryben
Maxfield
Hudson Hiver Steamers Ticket to Boston Get Leaflet
New York via the Boston and Maine Railroad and Hudson Hiver steamers priced five dollars dated Oct 2. A round trip down the Hudson and back via the Fall River line. Send to Boston and Maine General Passenger Department Boston for complete information leaflet.
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Boston & Maine General Passenger Department
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