Panic hits Ast Hale House in late September trading
A sharp selling wave and rapid price declines sparked a market panic from 2:30 to 3:00 pm Monday September 29 as call loans spiked and major houses dumped securities. Reports cite tight money, a coal strike threat, and the president’s second operation as triggers with over a million shares traded and widespread losses across many listed stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Bears
Louisville & Nashville
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
General Electric
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
Manhattan
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading Common
Southern Pacific
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Union Pacific
Western Union
Westinghouse
Steel Common
Amalgamated
Dominion Tron and Steel
Montreal Bears
Toronto Bulls
Mohawk
High-Class Mining Investment Endorsed by Geologist Director
Professor George A. Treadwell, noted geologist and metallurgist, endorses the property and serves as a company director. A small block of stock is offered for subscription. Prospectuses and full particulars available on application from Joshua T. Nowell at 53 State Street, Boston, Mass.
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George A. Treadwell
Joshua T. Nowell
State Street
Boston
Mass
American Woolen Company
WM. M. Wood
Many Prominent Women Aid Cullis Home Fair Opening
A two year wait ends as a fair at Cullis Consumptives Home on Blue Hill avenue opens. Lower floor stalls, decorations, and a program featuring Lt Governor Bates, a band pavilion concert, and indoor entertainment draw crowds. Notables like Mrs Edith Delano and Mrs F H Names lead a team of donors and workers for the charity sale benefiting the home.
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Cullis Consumptives’ Home
Cullis Consumptives
Blue Hill Avenue
David E. Newland
Lillian Lord
Mabel Trask
Edith Delano
Duxbury
A. W. Laker
Glen Avenue
Dorches
Republicans Fear Gaston's Election
The Republican State committee warns of a critical election in November as Democrats led by Gaston press for funds. Colonel Goetting, chairman, cites national House losses and tight races in Massachusetts districts, urging $5 or $10 contributions to support the party fight in 1904. The Massachusetts convention elected H. B. Woodsum as chairman and settled a dispute over committee seat terms amid a graft of party leadership changes.
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Republican State Committee
Goetting
Gaston
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Russell
Repubiicans
Republican State Committee of
Massachusetts
Devonshire Building
Washington Street
Boston
National House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Congress
Prnsobunpite
A. H. Goetting
H. Clifford Gallagher
Mi.on
H. B. Woodsum
Braintree
Frank Mason
Weymouth
Mason
Hyde Park
E. B. Nevins
J. Walter Bradiee
Nevins
Mr. Gallagher
Judge Corcoran Home From Europe After Supreme Court Case
Judge John W. Corcoran returned from Europe after a two month absence. He will be away from his law office for a few days while he handles an important case before the Supreme Court in Worcester. He leads the Democratic Club of Massachusetts and supports Gaston as an officer and as an individual to aid his election.
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John W. Corcoran
Europe
Supreme Court
Worcester
Brackett Nominated for Norfolk Senate Seat
The Republicans of the first Norfolk senatorial district met at Wesleyan Hall and nominated Albert A. Brackett of Milton to succeed Eugene H. Sprague of Quincy. On the informal ballot Brackett led 26 to 14 for Powers. the formal tally was 30 to 14 in Brackett's favor.
Democratic State committee weighs lieutenant governor bid
At yesterday’s executive meeting the Democratic State organization put off a decision on the lieutenant governorship until Saturday while organizing the campaign. A literary committee was created to handle press and literature with Hon. Josiah Quincy Hon. Thomas J Gargan and Hon. William S McNary. A rallies committee including Col A C Drinkwater Hon William S McNary and George T McLaughlin will meet in towns and cities across the Commonwealth as national leaders plan a broad stump tour with many prominent Democrats. Massachusetts speakers listed include Gaston Hamlin Williams Thayer O Neil Olney Fitzgerald Crosby Corcoran Carroll Cummings Coughlin Walsh Collins Stone Flaherty Storey Conry Naphen Kelcher Dennison. Secretary Stephen M Walsh resigned. George T McLaughlin elected secretary with an assistant to serve as clerk.
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Democratic State Organization
Josiah Quincy
Thomas J. Gargan
William
McNary
A. C. Drinkwater
George T. McLaughlin
Commonwealth
Congress
Massachusetts
Gaston
Hamlin
Williams
Thayer
O'Neil
Olney
Fitzgerald
Crosby
Corcoran
Carroll
Cummings
Coughlin
Walsh
Collins
Stone
Flaherty
Storey
Conry
Naphen
Kelcher
Dennison
Stephen M. Walsh
Newton Seeks 1908 House Speaker Nomination
Representative Hieutis Newton of Everett seeks the Republican nomination for speaker of the House in 1908. Despite Myers friends claims to the contrary, Newton confirms his candidacy after the Cambridge caucus and a Post reporter questions him about opposition and renomination dynamics.
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H. ‘Hieutis Newton
Everett
Myers
Cambridge
Newton
Post
Newton Holds Ground in Speakership Fight
Mr Newton states his position mirrors a scenario where Speaker Myers was defeated and says he planned to run for speaker long before prorogation. He asserts he will stay in the race and reports encouraging assurances from friends.
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Newton
Myers
Foss Gains One by Recount in Ward 18
Recount results show Foss gains one vote in Ward 18 with no dramatic swings. Martin, who helped Foss, loses by two votes. We Now wins by seven votes despite finishing second in the caucus.
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Foss
Ward 18
Martin
Special rate to Washington for G A R Encampment
Special rates arranged by Boston and Albany railroad for veterans traveling to the National Encampment in Washington. Boston riders pay 11.48 for a round trip. Tickets on sale Oct 3 to 7 and valid to Oct 15 with extension possible to Nov 3 if tickets are deposited in Washington by Oct 14. Inquiries at 366 Washington Street.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Washington
Boston
Washington Street
Grand Trunk Cuts Rates to California by 50
The Grand Trunk Railway offers California tickets at the low rate of $50. Personally conducted tours depart Boston every Monday and Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. Double berth in Tourist Sleeper costs $?. 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
Fels Naptha Soap Promises Easier Washday
Advertising copy states Fels Naptha soap saves clothes and time, removes sweat and odor, reduces backache, and protects hands and fabrics when used with proper directions. It claims no wash boiler, no hot suds, and no bad smells, avoiding roughness or fabric damage.
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American Pneumatic Service Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston Pneumatic Transit Company
Boston Stock Exchange
John Parkinson
Charles Do. Jackson
Sydney Chase
A. W. Hale
Harry Hornblower
Charles Head
Frank Remick
G. Frederick Gridley
Harry K. White
Pope
American Bicycle Company
Hartford
Robert Bacon
J. P. Morgan & Co
Bay State
Heath
Santa Fe Etc
Shannon Mining
Ay High Swift & Co. Eee
Tamarack Min
Trinity Mining
Union Pacific Sane
United Fruit
United Shoe M
U S Coal & Oil
U S
U_S
U S Steel
Graham County Mining CO
Arizona
Haicut & Freese
Bway
N.Y
State St
Summer St
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William R. Driver
Lve
Doan
John McArthur
Columbus Ave
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Boston Stock Sales
NEW York Stock Exchange
Am Bell Tel
Dt Bay
Ag Chemical
Tel & Tel
Doe
Te&sf
Atlantic Mining
Albany
Iboston & Maine
Sunton & Prov
Duly-West
Dom Coal Mining
Dom Iron & Steel
Edison
Vitchburg
Wranklin Mining
Gen Electric
Iuanajuatoe
Isle Royale Mining
Mass Electric
Tos Bat
Ap Oy
Michisan Mining
Mont & Bos
NF Gas & Coke
Old Colony
Old Dam Mining
Osceola
Parrot Mining
Phenix Mining
Pullman
Railroads
Atchison Peewee
Canada
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago - Northwestern
Re & Trans
C & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Dnl& Wee
Denver
Iowa
Norfolk? & Western
Ontario & Western Wee
St Louis
San France
St Ae Southwestern
St Paul
Texas & Pacific Ceresesas
Toledo, St Louis & West
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Car & Foundry
Anaconda Mining Co
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Consolidated Gas
Hocking Coal
International Paper
International Power
OSL
National Bisewit Thee
Ational
Tee Foe
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Oan Eng Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Tron
Union Bag & Paper Co
Ter
Andrewar
Reven Thomas
Brookline
F. H. Names
Roxbury
Milton A. Kent
Cullis Consumptives’' Home Fair
Miss Squires
Nichols
Paddock
Kent
Alice Spooner
M. E. Wilson
Collis Consumptives' Home Fair
E. J. Bradley
Maginnis
D. A. Cox
Linus D. Drury
A. P. Germain
Payson
E. Irons
Tobey
C. F. Driscoll
White
Lambert
E. D. Mallory
D. J. Squires
C. W. Robinson
O. W. Cobb
W. R. Dudgeon
Mrs. Payson
Ethel Squires
Miss Yont
Eaves
Neil
W. Robinson
Misses Brown
Anne Wright
Wagner
C. IH. Covele
Judge Corcoran
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