Wall Street Nears Rally As Big Buyers Support Market
Strong demand from leading financial houses steadies stocks on a volatile day. Pennsylvania Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel issues rise while bears scramble to cover. Copper stocks lead the advance as traders note renewed buying from Kuhn Loeb J P Morgan and Standard Oil circles. Market tone improves in late trading with futures, bonds, and money market functioning steadily amid optimism for further gains.
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Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Copper
Union Pacific
Atchison, Louisville, Rock Island
Metropolitan Street Railway
Brooklyn Transit
People’s Gas
United States Steel
New York Central
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
United States Steel Preferred
J. P. Morgan & Co
Thetandard Oil
Bears
State Street
New York
Amalgamated
Standard Oil
Osceola
Mohawk
Michigan
United States Mining
Bingham
Centennial
Daly West
Old Dominion
Shannon
Trinity
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
Boston
American Telephone
Massachusetts Gas Common
United Fruit
Massachusetts Gas
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bald Butte
Bay State Gas
Treadwell
Majestic
Jupiter Steel
W. F. Fitzgerald
Towle & Fitzgerald
Sumner B. Pearmain
Pearmain & Brooks
Messrs. Ennis & Stoppani
Kilby Street
Congress Street
Colona Railroad Company
Curtiss
J. M. Hall
Dominion Coal Company
James Ross
Boston Curb Stock Exchange
Mr. Sachs
Colorado
Montana
Heath
Heavy losses in United States Steel stockholders list
New York report details the largest individual holders of United States Steel Corporation as of June 1902 and their paper losses. It lists holders with 30,573 preferred and 17,249 common shares, noting purchase prices of 90 for preferred and 40 for common against yesterday prices of 60 and 15 respectively.
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Atchison
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
O & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Ware & Hudson
Delawire
Lack & Wes
Denver O Grande
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan St
Minneapolis & St Louis
SRK
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kaw & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg, CO & St L
Rock Island Co
St L & San
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis & West
Union Pacific
Wabasha
Wheeling & Lake
Wiscons
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Fred Van Wormer Letters About Death Chair Despair
Dannemora N Y Sept 29 Frederick Van Wormer and brothers Willis and Burton face the electric chair for their uncle Peter Hallenbeck murder. Frederick writes to 8 year old Annie Connor expressing dread, fear, and resolve to die bravely. Mrs Van Wormer seeks bodies for burial near Kinderhook as governor Odell rejects clemency. The trio plan order of execution and preparations, with Warden Deyo and Father Belanger offering support.
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Dannemora
N. Y
Frederick van Wormer
Willis
Burton
Peter A. Hallenbeck
Annie Connor
Pearl Connor
Frederick
Niannie
Roland Molineux
Dante
van Wormers
Kinderhook
Columbia County
van Wormer
Dan
Warden Deyo
Father Belanger
Deyo
Fred
Devo
Willie
Ransom
State
Davis
van Wormer Brothers
Odell
Lillian Russell Rivalry With Lawrence D'Orsay in New Role
New York September 29 Miss Russell vows to dress as a man in her coming stage role and challenges Lawrence DOrsay to a fashion comparison. She says her outfit is the nobbiest New York has seen and practises trousers to master the look. DOrsay, at Lambs Club, comments he cannot critique such feminine charm in trousers and foretells his own defeat.
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New York
Miss Russell
Lawrence D’orsay
Earl of Fourflush
Russell
Young Man Sued for Breach of Promise by New York Maiden
Miss Nellie E. Keller, over fifty, sues John H. Stinson a Spanish American War veteran for breach of promise seeking 25000 dollars. The suit cites romantic letters and notes revealing the failed engagement and Keller's distress after learning of another union.
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New York
Nellie E. Keller
John H. Stinson
Nellie
Fall Will Be Here In Days
A terse notice from ABODY and Co. of Kers inform readers that autumn weather and schedules are imminent, signaling upcoming changes as the season approaches.
Boston Trolley Rules Amended After Hearings
Boston and neighboring railways faced new operating rules from the railroad commissioners. Rules require cars slow near intersections, curves, steep grades, and narrow roads to ensure safety for road users. Hearings covered double tracking on Lafayette Street Salem, Lawrence locations, Canton grade crossing abolition, and Neponset Avenue link to Neponset Bridge with Old Colony plans pending study.
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Boston & Northern Street Railway
Lafayette Street
Salem
Lawrence
Blue Hill Street Railway
Canton
New Haven Road
Old Colony Street Railway
Boston Elevated
Neponset Avenue
Neponset Bridge
Old Colony Road
Dudley Street
Last Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion Promoted for Oct 3
Boston offers a special round trip to Lake Winnipesaukee with a $2 rate. The last excursion of the season runs Saturday Oct 8, with a 8:20 a.m. train from Boston connecting at Alton Bay to the steamer. Tickets available at 322 Washington Street and Union Station until listed deadlines.
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Lake Winnipesaukee
New England
Boston
Alton Bay
Boston City
Washington Street
Union Station
Roosevelt Gives Josiah the Badger to the New York Zoo
President Roosevelt receives his pet badger Josiah from the Roosevelt family and transfers him to the New York Zoological Garden after a Kansas stop on his western tour. The young badger, named J R after a girl’s joke, was a few weeks old when given. The Roosevelt children grew fond of him and the President enjoyed him on vacation.
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Roosevelt
Josiah
New York Zoological Gardens
Sharon Springs
Kan
West
J. R
White House
Oyster Bay
President
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Yoks
H. Jones
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T F. Lovejoy
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Thos Morrison
J. W. Nichols Seeee
J. W. Nichols
George T. Oliver Coe
George T. Oliver
Henry W. Oliver
Alex. R. Peacock
Henry Phipps
Cone
L. C. Phipps
K J. Roberts
K. J. Roberts
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M. Schwab
de Stetson
Eevee
Lynde Stetson
Bertram Cutler
John D. Rockefeller
Steel Trust
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Wan Wormer Boys
Lillian Russell
Lawrence D'Orsay
Jack
Miss Keller
Livingstone Place
Abody & CO. Kers
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Chas. Frohman Rich & Harris Lessees & Managemoday
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Owen Wisteer
Joe Cyanes
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Huntington Ave
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Washington St
Cohen’s Cigar
Summer St
Oblast Shoe Store
Washington, Cor. Boylston
Mechanics Building
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Globe
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Fools Nature
H. V. Esmond
Charles B. Dillingham
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee & Manager
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James Hackett
John Ermine
Yellowstone
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H. M. Blossom, Jr, and
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Austinestone’s Museum
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