Stock Market Close Shows Decline From Opening
Market outlook remains bear biased as brokers warn of limited buying on declines. Banks report declines in reserves and deposits while steel and railroad stocks show mixed strength amid strikes and improved crop prospects. Wall Street watchers expect autumn gains in coal and traction shares, with Morgan and Vanderbilt groups signaling possible near term advances.
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Shaffer
Steel Corporation
United States
Southwestern
Union Pacific
Atchison
Reading
Erie
Vanderbilt
Glasses prescribed by C T Saul Co cure headaches
Miss A G O Brien, bookkeeper for Read and Kittredge, 343 Westford Street, reports after months of wearing glasses from C T Saul & Co 70 Central Street her headaches have largely ceased and vision improved, allowing her to keep her job.
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Read & Kittredge
Westford Street
Market notes and forecasts amid steady trade and forecasts
The piece surveys righting trade and finance with exports rising to 109 million in July and a 36 million dollar trade surplus while stock markets show mixed activity. It notes bankers optimism, a wave of copper trading, and rumors of copper cartel moves denied by officials. It discusses rail traffic, housing shares, and potential dividend moves for St Paul and Norfolk & Western, with caution urged on quick trades and a hoped for favorable realignments.
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New York
St. Paul
Norfolk & Western
Omaha
Big Your
Market notes on stocks and metals from era trading rooms
Operators in the underwriting syndicate report trading activity with Northern Pacific at 110 bid 125 asked and discuss demand for stock against London calls. A possible scrip dividend on Southern Pacific is floated while United States Leather Co shows a large monthly earnings potential and a rising cash surplus. Copper output at Lake Superior rises about 10 percent as Baltic mine openings stay rich and Baltic mill expected within six weeks.
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Adventure
Mass
Amalgamated
Calumet & Hecla
Rothschilds
United Metals Selling
Southern Railway
Northern Pacific
London
Southern Pacific
United States
United States Leather Co
U. S
Trade Review Indicates Active Fall Trade Outlook
Bradstreet's notes an improved tone and demand with fall trade opening actively. Northern and Pacific markets show cheerful crop conditions, while the south faces storm damage to Louisiana rice. Steel and textile sectors show mixed signals as wheat and corn exports rise, stock prices improve, and bank clearings edge higher.
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Wool Trade Signals Steady Boston Market Gains
The Houston Commercial Bulletin reports a strong week in Boston wool, with Oregon wool selling at 14 1/4 to 16 cents clean, and fine and braid wools drawing buyer attention. Prices advance for staple worsteds and yarn, while total Boston receipts for the year show higher volumes than 1900. Stock on hand declines from 76,309,500 to about 67,337,359 pounds.
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Obituary of Walter M Lancaster Dies at Home
Walter Moody Lancaster died at 7 PM at 48 Lever Street after months of illness from heart related complications. A bright and influential literary man, he contributed to Massachusetts and New York papers, wrote for The Spy, and was renowned for music and art criticism shaped by Harvard studies.
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Massachusetts
New York
Harvard University
Worcester Spy remembers Walter M Lancaster as music critic
The Worcester Spy details Walter Moody Lancaster a longtime music and literary writer whose work for The Spy and Worcester Music Festival shaped decades of coverage. Born in Lowell in 1857 he studied at Harvard and carved a career in Boston Lowell Worcester and New York before returning to Worcester where he remained a key festival organizer and critic. He died after a long career marked by clean sparkling journalism and broad cultural influence.
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New York Times
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Multiple funerals Held for Lambert Berkett Dempsey Homer
Funeral services were held yesterday for Coriine Lambert at St. Joseph's church with burial in the French cemetery East Chelmsford. Albert G. Berkett's funeral was at his 14 Warnock street home with burial in Edson cemetery. Rose Dempsey's funeral occurred at her 9383 Central street home with burial in St Patrick's cemetery. Elizabeth Homer had services at Edson cemetery chapel after dying in Boston and Undertaker Young oversaw arrangements.
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St. Joseph’s Church
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Adelard Denault
Hilaire Lambert
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Fournier
M. I
Albert G. Berkett
Warnock Street
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Edson
O'Donnell
Rose Dempsey
Central Street
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Molloy
Elizabeth Homer
Boston
Edson Cemetery
Mr. Allen
Young
Mulcahy Infant Dies In City Aug 16
In this city on Aug 16 Stephen seven months old child of George and Bridget Mulcahy of 32 Swift street.
Boston Woman Fined for Picnic Assault on Lake Walden
In Middlesex central district court Friday Lucy Fields of 5 Bradford street Boston colored was fined 50 dollars for assault on Laura Allen of 11 Paul street Boston colored at a Boston churches picnic at Lake Walden on the 8th. Allen was cut on the face several times.
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Lucy Fields
Bradford Street
Boston
Laura Allen
Paul Street
Lake Walden
Allen
Jupiter dwarfs Earth in size but weighs far heavier
Data notes Jupiter is about 1387 times larger than Earth in volume yet about 300 times as massive, highlighting a vast difference between size and weight among planets. The contrast underscores Jupiter's immense gaseous volume relative to Earth.
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