Stock Market Opens Irregularly With Mixed Gains
New York August 28. The stock market opened irregular with gains and losses across groups. Union Pacific saw very large buying, American Locomotive advanced, General Electric rose, while Colorado Fuel dropped about 2 percent amid brisk early trading and speculative activity.
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New York
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Irie
Erie
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Southern
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Western Union
American Locomotive
General Electric
Colorado
Electric futures open weak amid Massachusetts Electric notes
New York trading opened subdued with August futures at 854 and September 8.36. Massachusetts Electric shares fell from 45 to 39 amid reports of a cold season and critique from a Boston financial writer noting overburdened cars on bright days but adequate operation in winter.
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New York
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Electric Companies’ Electrics
Boston Financial
Andover News: President Honors Town as Train Passes Through
The Presidential train slowed at Andover station on Tuesday morning, greeting the crowd with a smile as it moved toward Lawrence. Clergy members preached across multiple churches, with lectures on missions in India and other services. Youth group outings and picnics marked Saturday at the South church and Frye Village events.
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Andover
Knox
Lawrence
Clark Carter
South Church
D. Brewer Eddy
Student Volunteer Movement
India
C. H. Spalding
Cambridge
Baptist Church
Mr. Safford
Christ Church
J. E. Johnson
Pontiac
R. I
F. A. Wilson
Frye Village
The Burden of a Vast Income by David Graham Phillips
A summary of wealth concentration led by Rockefeller, tracing the fortune from oil beginnings in 1872 to diversified holdings across industries. The piece notes an annual income over 40 million dollars and the paradox of wealth that cannot be spent or given away, shaping financial influence and societal concerns. It predicts faster wealth growth as commercial brains rise in value.
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Rockefeller
New York
David Graham Phillips
New York Times
Doctor Saxon Mnemonics For Willie Brewer Tale
A postwar village school scene features Dr Saxton teaching Willie Brewer with a mnemonic system. The doctor asks about the long straight letter and uses the eye as a cue, but Willie reports only six white hairs and an inability to see the letter.
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Doctor Saxon
Willie Brewer
Saxton
Willie
Mary Applewhite Bacon
Park After Dark Flower Theft: Agnes and Father Dialogue
A Chicago News item notes a humorous exchange where Agnes asks if a person is fond of flowers and Agnes replies that her father goes to the park after dark each night to steal many of them. The caption hints at a lighthearted urban quip rather than a serious crime report.
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Agnes
Chicago News
Steamers Arrive as Saxonia Reaches Boston
Boston August 28 arrival report shows the steamship Saxonia arriving from Liverpool with the port city hotel and shipping news noting the vessel’s appearance alongside other steamships in harbor.
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Boston
Saxonia
Liverpool
Nurses in Rebellion Strikes at Worcester Insane Hospital
Worcester reports a lockout and strike by female wards nurses over hours and self care time. Eleven nurses stayed on duty while eleven left, with the superintendent Dr Hosea Quinby discharging those who quit. hospital operations continue with temporary staffing, while disputes over food and management are contested by trustees.
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Worcester
Worcester Insane Hospital
Worcester Hospital
Maine
Provinces
Hosea Quinby
Quinby
Frances M. Lincoln
Olo
Anton Lang Weds Matilda Rutz in Ober-Ammergau
Anton Lang, famed Christus of the Ober-Ammergau Passion Play, and Matilda Rutz, daughter of a local blacksmith and participant in the play, wed in Munich Bavaria on Tuesday. Lang has portrayed Christus since 1900 succeeding Josef Meyer. Lang, a potter by trade, dedicates much time to study for the role.
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Munich
Bavaria
Anton Lang
Christus
Ober-Ammergau
Matilda Rutz
Anton Lane
Josef Meyer
Lang
Burdeck Blood Bit er strengthens stomach and indigestion
Indigestion is claimed as the root of all ills. Burdeck Blood Bit er purportedly strengthens and tunes the stomach, making indigestion impossible. The copy emphasizes a health cure effect and uses a promotional tone.
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Burdeck
Larned Defeats Doherty to Retain Tennis Title
In Newport on August 27 William A. Larned of Summit New Jersey defeated Reginald F. Doherty of England in four sets 4-6 6-2 6-4 8-6 to defend the American championship amid a scorching sun and crowded stands. Doherty, hampered by heat, fought hard but could not overcome Larned's improved pace and precision, with the final set sealed by sharp place shots and endurance. The win preserves the American lead and ends England’s bid for the single title while Doherty and partner won the doubles.
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R. L
William A. Larned
Summit
N. J
Reginald F. Doherty
England
Doherty
Larned
Doherty Brothers
M. B F. Goodbody
R. D. Wrenn
W.A. Eaves
Wrenn
Deuce
Whitman
Ono
PG Larned
Erty
Umpires Arrive for Army Navy Manoeuvres at War College
Umpires and observers for the army and navy war games reach Newport Rhode Island and begin consultations on uniform scoring and records. They will be stationed on August 29 while Captain Chadwick notes no new statements beyond confirming assembly. Gloucester sails at 3 pm to rejoin the fleet off Gay Head as rules remain unchanged.
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Newport
Rh. I
Army
Gloucester
Gay Head
Washington
Pauper Department Sees Rising Aid Demands
The pauper department reports more aid calls this summer than last year due to high fuel and food prices. Officials fear coal prices will keep families in need unless costs drop, and plan to supply hardwood through winter if coal remains costly.
OFFENSIVE PARTISANS DEFINED BY POST OFFICE
Washington says postal employees may join political clubs and donate privately but cannot chair committees or actively run conventions. Acting Postmaster General Wynne explains limits on political involvement for postal staff.
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Washington
Wynne
Washery Destroyed by Fire in Tresikow, Pennsylvania
Hazleton Pa Aug 27 The Klon dike washery at Tresikow owned and operated by Joseph Seager was destroyed by a fire of unknown origin today. The loss is about 7000 with partial insurance. The washery had paused during a strike but resumed two weeks ago. Strikers raided the plant and closed it on Tuesday of last week while two restart attempts this week were blocked.
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Hazleton
Tresikow
Joseph Seager
Fisher's Island Armies Practice Daily Target Fire
Fisher's Island New York residents awoke to cannon fire as gunners in the army reservation began daily target practice for upcoming manoeuvres with the navy. A moving tar get towed by a tug was attacked at horizon's edge and judged well hit by a dozen shots. Major General MacArthur and staff inspected the drill and praised the gunners. An automobile for signal corps use arrived and was landed at the government wharf.
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Fisher's Island
N. Y
Navy
MacArthur
Signal Corps
Reser
Double Murder Mystery in East 25th Street Apt
In New York an inquest follows a deadly quarrel in East 25th street when Lizzie Hall and Joseph Campbell are killed and an unknown man dies at Bellevue Hospital. Four shots were fired. a revolver with four empty chambers was recovered. Lizzie Otto, from Stroudsburg, Pa, is identified. Arthur Campbell is named as the dead window dresser. papers suggest the wounded man's identity as Christian Gans, a U. S. artilleryman.
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New York
Lizzie Hall
Joseph Campbell
Bellevue Hospital
East 25Th Street
Campbell
Lizzie Otto
Stroudsburg
Arthur Campbell
Christian Gans
U. S
Direct Trade With France Opens for Chicago Importers
Chicago introduces direct trade with French exporters after Vincent de Messimy’s mission. Paris and Bordeaux suppliers will ship directly to Chicago, cutting commissions and freight by about 8 percent. Chicago becomes middle west hub while New York serves the East and other cities cover their regions.
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Chicago
Vincent de Messimy
France
the Tribune
New York
M. de Messimy
Department of Commerce
Paris
Bordeaux
Middle West
San Francisco
New Orleans
Pacific Slope
Gould to Inspect Texas Lines on I and GN Tour
Austin Aug 27 It is learned George Gould president Missouri Pacific will reach Texas next week to inspect new lines of the International and Great Northern. He will inspect proposed extensions and visit thriving Texas towns bidding for branch lines, with proposals likely to be considered during his visit.
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Austin
Tex
George Gould
Missouri Pacific
New York
Texas
International
Great Northern
Gould
Political battle over supplementary Indian treaty in Choctaw lands
Atoka Illinois August 27 ongoing debate on adopting the supplementary Indian treaty. Both sides translate the treaty into Choctaw and plan pamphlets for all Indian voters in the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations. Veteran Choctaw politicians back the treaty while younger Indians and intermarried citizens oppose it. An anti treaty meeting gathers four miles south as the Sept 25 election date approaches.
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Atoka
IL. T
Stanley ends freight strike by replacing workers
George BE Stanley faced an incipient strike among his freight handlers on Tuesday, resolved by firing the dissenting new man and using spare and other men to keep operations moving. The dispute was over obedience to orders, not wages or hours, and a backup crew of 10 supported the resumption of work amid a busy shipping day.
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George BE. Stanley
Mr. Stanley
Doctor Gallaudet Dies. Pioneer in Deaf Work
The Rev. Thomas Gallaudet D D a noted Episcopal clergyman who advanced education for deaf mutes died at his New York home today. Born in Hartford Connecticut in 1822 he dedicated his life to aiding the deaf. His work left a lasting impact on Deaf education.
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New York
Thos. Gallaudet
D. D
Hartford
Ambulance called for teamster after wagon fall
Frank Meehan a teamster in the jobbing business caused an ambulance call at 1245 after falling from his wagon at Cross and Adams streets, cutting his face near the right eye. He received care at St. John's hospital.
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Frank Meehan
Cross and
Adams Streets
St. John’s Hospital
Failed to Kill Family Then Suicide in West End
David Segal attempted to shoot his wife Dora and stepdaughter Lillian Cohen in his Boston West End home before turning the gun on himself. He fired two shots at them without effect, then killed himself by a single shot to the right breast as medical help arrived. Lillian, 17, described the events.
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Boston
Dora
Lillian Cohen
David Segal
West End
Segal
Lillian
Masked Robber Steals Express Package at Goff's Falls
In Manchester New Hampshire a masked man robbed an express package carrying 2710 dollars for Devonshire Mills payroll. He overpowered the young Goff's Falls station agent with pepper spray, seized the money, escaped across a highway into shrubbery, dropping his disguise near the depot.
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Manchester
N. H
Devonshire Mills
Goff's Falls
Boston
National Bank of the Republic
Devonshire Mill
American Express
How Strikes Are Planned in Building Trades
An excerpt by M. G. Cunniff describes how unions in New York and Boston organize and spread strikes among building trades. Agents monitor violations, exchange notes weekly, and coordinate actions to pressure employers, with daily strike cycles and penalties for prolonged stoppages. The piece portrays union influence and the mechanics of labor strategy.
The Cure of Cancer by the X Ray Claims
Dr Dowling Benjamin of Camden reports about twenty clear cancer cures and four more with over two years no relapse. The X ray can pass six inches of wood and burn flesh, suggesting strong influence on cancer. Dr Talbot R Chambers of Jersey City says experience mixed, but another physician notes focusing X rays through a speculum to target a area.
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Dowling Benjamin
Camden
Talbot R. Chambers
Jersey City
J. E. Stubbert
Conway Transfer Company wagon service copy
Businessmen will find our system of putting on wagons for them a great convenience. We furnish horse and wagon with or without driver, paint and letter the wagon with your name and business. We keep everything up in shape and you run no risk. Tel. 77 303.
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