Stock Market Rushes Higher in Early Trading Session
The morning session shows broad gains across sectors led by steel and gas stocks. Steel Wire hits 37 percent, Sugar advances with shorts, and rails rally with Metropolitan and Atchison preferred up. Boston stocks show life as readings on P. O. and Brooklyn Rapid Transit improve, with strong copper and sugar movements noted.
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Metropolitan
Manhattan
Atchison
Boston
Montana
Tamarack
Bingham
Rolston and
Bass
Pres
Truesdale
Bettr
London
P. O
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Atchison Common
Reading
J. W. Gates
New York
Brooklyn
N. J
C.E.& Eee
CO. & Re
Col. F. & Nies
Federal Steel
Federal
Elec
L N
Metro Ae
Mo. Pacifier
New York Cen
No. Pacific
Penn. Railroad
People’s Gas
Phila
St. Paul
Pacific
Stipa
Rail
Tenn. C. &I
Union Pacific
Union Pac
U.s
Boston & Albany
Fitchburg
Pfd
Mining
Amalgamated
Boston and
Mont
Butte & Boston
Isle Royale
Osceola Pe Ee
Tamarac
Wolverine
Dom Coal
Ee Ee
Boston Land
N. E. Gas & Coke
U.S. Oil Ereeer
Railroad Bonds and Local Manufacturing Stocks Listing
A condensed listing shows various firms including Merrimack Manufacturing, Lowell Bleachery, Amory Manufacturing, Lawrence Manufacturing and Boston Tow Boat Company. It notes par values and bond quotations such as Lynn and Boston Railroad 5s, March 1912 at 106 read just as market tickers.
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National Union Bank
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Lowell
Amory Mfg. Co
Lawrence Mfg. Co
Boston Tow Boat Co
Lynn & Boston R. R. Co
Bank Names Francis Henshaw Co Justice of Sale?
By Francis Henshaw & Co. 43 Colonial National bank noes oe 150.
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Francis Henshaw & Co
Colonial National Bank
Obituary notices for D B Mears and C A Adams
The friends of David B Mears report his sudden death at 676 School Street after a four day illness. He was 65, Civil War veteran with the 33rd regiment, former Merrimack Manufacturing overseer, survived by wife and daughter Mrs Fred H Taylor. Also noted is the death of Mrs Clara A H Adams widow of Col T J Adams at her North Chelmsford home aged mid‑70s, survived by son C W S Adams of Newton and three Holt brothers.
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David B. Mears
School Street
Billerica Centre
Lowell
Mears
Fred H. Taylor
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Clara A. H. Adams
T. J. Adams
North Chelmsford
Temple
N. H
Adams
Newton
Mass
George B
Charles H. Holt
William M. Holt
Lowa
Funeral of Mary A Woodward Held at Dover Street
The funeral occurred yesterday afternoon at 2 39 from 65 Dover Street the home of Mr George Brickett Rev Mr Greene officiated The body was forwarded to Vermont last evening at 3 59 for burial by Undertakers C M Young & Co
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Mary A. Woodward
George Brickett
Dover Street
Mr. Greene
Vermont
C. M. Young & Co
Obituary notices for Mears Hartley Lavigne Gale Durant Read Adams
Obituaries from Aug 29 list David B Mears 65 burial private funeral Friday at 4 from 676 School St Hartley Hannah R 66 from 9 Stevens St Lavigne Eunice B 37 from St Johns Hosp Gale Harriet G 31 at 9 Watson Ave Durant Mattie L 3 months 24 days of Alton NH funeral 83 Canada St Sat 2 Read Judith W Read 79 entombed Lowell Adams Clara A H Adams 72 funeral Saturday 2 pm private no flowers
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Eunice BE. Lavigne
Waltham
Mass
Gale
Watson Avenue
Harriet G. Gale
Durant
Alton
N. H
Mattie L. Durant
Forest W
Lillian M. Durant
Canada Street
Read
Peterboro
Judith W. Read
Lowell
Adams
North Chelmsford
Clara A. H. Adams
Strangled by False Teeth at Brighton Beach
Arthur T. Rice, former second vice president of Broadway National Bank, died at Parkway Baths Brighton Beach yesterday afternoon. He apparently was not beyond his depth but became entangled and drowned after the teeth caused strangulation.
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New York
Arthur T. Rice
Broadway National Bank
Parkway Baths
Brighton Beach
Fall River Mills Consider Wage Cut Amid Overproduction
The selling committee of Fall River's Cotton Manufacturers' Association weighs reducing wages to lower production as print cloth overstock persists. Operators oppose wage cuts and favor continued curtailment, with mills running half time through Sept. 17 and output around 60 to 70 percent.
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Fall River
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Manufacturers’ Association
C. C. Rounseville
Shore Mill
Joseph A. Baker
Chace Mill
New York
Baker
James Whitehead
Weavers’ Association
New England
Thomas O’donnell
The
Joseph G. Jackson
Slasher Tenders’ Association
Rhode Island
John McCarthy
the Loom Fixers’ Association
Forced to Army Duty Moves Stir New York Union
Theodore Werner of Bricklayers Union 11 complains that his son, 20, a union member, was conscripted for military service in Germany while visiting Kiel. Werner Sr, naturalized American, sent for family after a relative died. The boy wrote from Kiel barracks he is to drill. The father seeks legal advice and may appeal to Washington.
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New York
Theodore Werrer
Bricklayers Union 11
Union
Theodore
Germany
Werner
Kiel
Washington
Bresci Found Guilty for Killing King Humbert in Milan
Anarchist Bresci was found guilty of fatally shooting King Humbert I of Italy in Monza on July 29. The Milan court heard testimony from 16 witnesses, with Bresci admitting target practice and saying he acted to avenge the people’s misery. He was sentenced to life imprisonment, and Merlino and Martelli urged clemency and context for the act.
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Milan
Bresci
Humbert
Italy
Monza
Sig. Martelli
Sig. Merlino
Salvatori
Avogadro Des Contes di Quinto
Galimbert
Olivers
Lupi
Ramelia
Signor Merlino
Judith
Signor Martelli
Lawyers in Session at 23rd Annual American Bar Association Meeting
Three hundred delegates attend the opening day in Saratoga New York with reports from treasurer Francis Rawle and secretary John Hinkley. President Manderson delivers the annual address as papers on growth of law ultra vires corporate law and patent matters are presented by Venable Harriman Gregory Fish. Also noted are elected members of the general council including Julius B. Curtis Charles Libby Samuel Bennett and E B B Taft.
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Saratoga
N. Y
American Bar Association
Tceday
Charles F.manderson
Omaha
Francis Rawle
Philadelphia
John Hinkley
Baltimore
Julius B. Curtis
Stamford
Conn
Charles F. Libby
Samuel Bennett
Boston
Ebb. Taft
Burlington
Satin Glass Stove Polish Demonstration Ad
It is a Wonder. What Why The Satin Glass Stove Polish. Call at our stove and get a sample on the demonstrator will explain its merits. The best stove polish ever produced. Non inflammable. Can be used on a red hot stove. ONLY 15 cents per bottle.
Thinks Court's Hasty Action a Great Injustice
News that Gaetano Bresci, husband of Mrs. Bresci, was sentenced to life imprisonment for killing King Humbert I of Italy reaches Union Hill New Jersey. Mrs. Bresci weeps then says the conviction came in one day and prefers his death over life in prison, calling it a great injustice.
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New York
King Humbert
Italy
Goebel Election Law Repeal and Amendment Bills Filed
In Kentucky a pair of bills introduced in both houses aim to repeal and amend the Goebel election law. Dozens more similar measures are expected, though unlikely to advance until a unified election system is agreed upon at the Democratic joint caucus. Ex Gov James B McCreary, Congressman Wheeler and others confer with Democratic leaders.
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Frankfort
James B. McCreary
Wheeler
Emperor Nicholas Urges Peace for Transvaal War
London August 30 report of Dr Leyds interview with Czar Nicholas states he is sorry he can do nothing for the Transvaal except urge peace as he hates all war. The despatch to the Daily Mail from St. Petersburg notes the exchange lasted under five minutes.
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London
August grand jury ends term without indictments
New York August 20 The August grand jury dismissed today by Judge McMahon in part 1 of general sessions handed in no indictments in the race riot investigations and did not even present any presentments.
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New York
McMahon
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Stock Market
American Sugar Refining Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Commission Houses
John Stanton
Santa Ysabel
Thomas C. Gorrie
Butte
Anaconda Group of
State of
Massachusetts
Messrs. Blake Bros. & Co
Estabrook & Co
Boylston National Bank
National Webster Bank
Boot
Railroads
River R. R. Co
Con. & Mont. R. R
Con
Mont. R. R
Quincey Railroad Bridge Co
Lawrence Gas Co
Rising Sun
Cuvia
Cosino
Con. Rolling Stock Co
Bridgeport
Austin Rapid Transit Ry
H. R
U. S
Bright, Sears & Co
R. L. Day & Co. Banks
Banks
Electric
Boston Elevated
Western Union and
Leather
Exchange Building
Kierematons
James Tansey
Carders’ Association
Textile Council
Kelly
Cassidy
Puck
Caleb L. Smith
Boston Branch Grocery
Middlesex Street
Mrs Bresci
Goebel Election Law
Kentucky
Nicholas
Dr. Leyds
Palmer Street
Wellesley
Lakewood
Merrimack Street
North Aisie
Florence Stoves
A. G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
El-Azhar
C. B. Coburn & Co
Market Street
the Courier-Citizen
Cambridge
Middlesex
Lowell Daily Courier
Cuantes J
McInrine
Eaquire
Courier
Robert Anderson
Suffolk
Commonswealth
Edward Garner
Commonwealth
Middlesex North District
Edwart Garner
Fleien F. Garner
Helen F. Garner
George B. Root
Clifford Street
H. C. Greene
O. IF. Osgood
Stevens
West Forest Street
Shepard & Fuller
Ella H. Hills
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Jessy H. Ken
Franklin D. Russell
Henry C. Fuller
Jesse H. Shepard
Holyrood Avenue
Hovey State
Shepard, Russell and Fuller
Osgood & Snell, C. B.'s
Midchase North District
Hovey Street
Holyrood
Sha Fuller
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