Market advances with fractional gains amid mixed signals
The New York stock market opened stronger with broad activity yet mostly small gains. Sugar rose to 118 while Brooklyn Rapid Transit climbed about 1 percent to 58 as bankers and analysts weighed political and monetary factors, anticipating higher money rates and a potential market correction tied to the forthcoming Bryan speech and ongoing coal strike developments.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Waldorf
Bryan
New York
Market Report Snippet Shows Mixed Commodity Prices
A pasted market summary from Bright, Sears & Co. lists various securities and commodities with bid and ask figures. Entries include New York listings, Am. Sugar Ref. Co. values, Atchison railroad stock quotes, and tobacco with prices showing slight shifts. The fragment indicates a snapshot of daily trading activity without full context or dates.
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New York
Markbyt
Sugar Ref. Co
Atchison
Atchison Pf
Am Topacco
Brooklyn R. T
Canada South
N. J
Chesa. & O
Col. F.&iron
Federal Steel
Federal Steel Pfd
Gen. Electric
Metropolitan
Mo. Pacific
New York Cen
No. Pacific
Penn. Railroad
Phila
Leather Sane
Leather
Wabash Fd
West Union
Boston
Chicago
Mining
Amalgamated
Bingham
Lily Ly Calumet
Mont
Cochiti
Old Dominion
Arrot
Tamarack
Wee
Wolverine
N. E. Gas & Coke
Mex Telee
Consecration of St James Episcopal Church in Fall River
Bishop William Lawrence consecrated St James Episcopal church in Fall River. The ceremony, witnessed by a large congregation, included the reading of endowment and consecration articles by rector Rev George Winthrop Sargent. The church, organized in 1884, has occupied North Main Street since 1888.
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Fall River
St. James Episcopal Church
William Lawrence
Geo. Winthrop Sargent
St. James Church
North Main Street
Roosevelt Makes Day of Rest Before Midwest Swing
Kansas City on September 30 reports Governor Roosevelt spending a quiet day at the Midland Hotel. He attended Westminster Presbyterian services, rode alone at the country club, dined with Senator Beveridge, visited editor W. R. Nelson, and then rode in the private car Minnesota. The Roosevelt party plans meetings in Falls City, Town, and Nebraska with Chicago on October 6.
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Kansas City
Roosevelt
Midland
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Country Club
United States
Beveridge
Indiana
W. R. Nelson
The
Star
Minnesota
Falls City
Neb
Nebraska
Chicago
Santa Fe passenger train wrecked near Waterloo
Tacoma Oklahoma Territory reports a Santa Fe passenger train wreck at Waterloo eighteen miles north. Two people were killed outright and three fatally wounded. Among the dead is Tom Mayers of Oklahoma City, a traveling man.
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Tacoma
O. T
Santa Fe
Waterloo
Here
Tom Mayers
Oklahoma City
Dady offers Havana sewerage and paving plan
Brooklyn contractor Michael J. Dady has offered Havana a complete sewerage and paving system for 10,000,000 dollars, with the city council considering the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Michael J. Dady
Brooklyn
Bryan Gods to Church Visit in Duluth MN
Bryan arrived in Duluth Minnesota and spent the day as guest of State Senator Baldwin a college classmate. He attended services at Pilgrims Congregational Church.
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Duluth
Minn
Col
Bryan
Baldwin
Pilgrim’s Congregational Church
Framingham to sue Boston and Albany over street encroachments
At a regular selectmen meeting Framingham decided to file suit against the Boston and Albany railroad for 5500 dollars plus 15 years of interest. The issue centers on encroachment on Waverley Street by the railroad’s old and new passenger station and a missing $3500 award from Middlesex county for land taken during 1885 highway realignment. The town seeks compensation and reimbursement after the railroad did not honor the award or pay for land taken.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Middlesex County Commissioners
Waverley Street
Passegger
Framingham
Railroad Corporation
Samuel B. Bird
Boston& Albanny Railroad
Rose Jordan Hartford Millinery Opens With New Hats
Rose Jordan Hartford showcased fall and winter millinery with strong praise for ideal styles. Some late arrivals failed to appear, so an invitation to view more exquisite hats continues this week. Constant renewals from work rooms keep the collection fresh as opening hats sell to maintain an unbroken display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Jordan Hartford
The Christian to Perform Here for Two Nights
The Christian, after a long successful tour from Maine to California, brings packed houses to town for a two night engagement on October 19 and 11. Tunis F. Dean is in town arranging the presentation. Do Lenhart of Bowling Green Ohio reports a running sore on the leg was cured by Dean's ointment.
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The
Maine
California
Fay Bros. & Hosford
Tunis F. Dean
Dean
Do. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Rally Sunday at First Trinitarian Church Harvest Festival
Rally Sunday saw the First Trinitarian Church hold its annual harvest festival with a special morning service led by Rev. George F. Kenngett on Sowing and Reaping. The day featured a full program of anthems, readings, and a large roll call of 427 Sunday school attendees, with fruit baskets given to each child and to home department members, the aged, and invalids. The evening service reported a good congregation and a sermon titled The Thistle and the Rose by the pastor.
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Trinitarian
George F. Kenngett
Ccc Ieee Success Orzan
Nearly Six Hundred Attend First Baptist Sunday School Rally
Yesterday the First Baptist Sunday school drew over 590 attendees with all teachers and officers present except two. Outside the primary department attendance topped 300, most being members rather than visitors. A music program, not the usual lessons, featured with help from Mrs. Pepin and Miss Reid. A letter from Dr. Clough of India described missionary work. one worker oversees 16 villages, visiting monthly while his wife handles home duties. Rev. S. T. Ford spoke on The Devil in a Chariot from Exodus 14:9. The large vestry and adjoining rooms were packed to capacity.
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First Baptist
Pepin
India
S. T. Ford
Missionaries in China Sermon Highlights Supporters
Rev W A Bartlett cites statements from statesmen on missionaries in China stressing Christianity as key to China’s future. John W Foster, former secretary of state, and Chinese government counselor, are quoted asserting strong faith backing reforms amid Boxer attacks and widespread misstatements.
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W. A. Bartlett
Kirk Street
China
Jesus
John W. Foster
Union revival service to unite five Low ell churches
The five Methodist Episcopal churches of Low ell hold a union revival this week at Central M E church corner John and Paige streets. An old time love feast begins at 7 45 this evening with public invitation on rally day. The sermon at Fifth Street Baptist yesterday urged Sunday school work and featured reflections on child like faith and the future role of youth in the church.
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Methodist Episcopal
Lowell
M. E
John and Paige Streets
Fifth Street Baptist
Millington
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Missionary Concert Excursion Begins at Immanuel Baptist Church
Sunday evening launching of monthly meetings at Immanuel Baptist Church introduced a ten month program titled The Missionary Concert Excursion. The pastor gave three short addresses on The What Why and How of the service with devotional and entertaining Christian work themes. Hats shaped programs served as souvenirs with season tickets in the hat. A quartet of Bevan Jones Gillespie and Laura performed Evening Prayer and Send a Hand, while Mrs Whitney offered Here Am I Send Me. October topic is Massachusetts Baptists.
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Immanual Baptist Church
William Bevan
Edward Jones
Laura
Isabel Gillespie
Rally Day Observed at Highland Congregational Church
Yesterday was rally day in the Sunday school of Highland Congregational Church. The review lesson was omitted and general exercises took place in the audience room. A letter of regret was read from Captain Eaton of the Charlestown navy yard.
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Highland Congregational Church
Eaton
Charlestown Navy Yard
Dover Theological Seminary Scholar Resumes Assistant Pastor Post
Richard Dobbins presented the Sunday school with a 28 foot American flag as a loyalty emblem accepted by the pastor for the school. The senior class dean at Andover Theological Seminary resumed his duties as assistant pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dobbins
Andover Theological Seminary
Amusements at the Opera House Highlight Star Acts
A run of shows fills the Opera House with brief reviews of Secret Service and Ten Nights in a Bar and previews of A Man from the West Black Patti Troubadours Robies Knickerbockers Red Cat Inn and The Angel of the Alley with praised casts, strong scenery, and attractive company lineups.
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Reoom
Opera House
Black Patti Troubadours
Opera
Black Patti
Atlantic
Irving Jones
Theo. Kremer
Music Hall
New York City
Sullivan & Blair
Savoy Theatre Hosts New Vaudeville Bill in Lowell
A large Saturday audience celebrated a week of success as Savoy Theatre offered a fresh vaudeville lineup. Genaro and Theol perform a new novelty act. Nelson Sinclair and his dog circus join acts from the Keith circuit. Dereura and Breen juggle with clean comedy. Charlie Banks delivers a lively monologue. Retca Curtis sings and plays violin. Sinclair and Carlisle present a wire act. Costello and Horton star in a sprightly sketch. Advance box office hours noted.
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Savoy Theatre
Lowell
Genaro
Theol
America
Keith
Nelson Sinclair
Dog
Dereura
Breen
Charlie Banks
Retca Curtis
Sinclair
Carlisle
Costello
Horton
Little Colds Grow to Big Ills Watchful Warns
A health warning extols Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy. It cautions that minor colds can develop into serious illness like consumption and death, urging vigilance and early treatment to prevent complications.
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Dr. Wood
Norway
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Secret Service
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Lewis Dumont
James J. Jeffries
Clay M. Greene
Jeffries
Robie
Knickerbockers
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Sophie
Everett
Paradise
Paris
John Hoey
Wallack’s
Miss Lee
Shaw
Red Cat Inn
Tod
Custom Tailoring Dept
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Middle Streets
NEW York Cloak and Suit CO
John Street
the Thompson Hardware CO
Merrimack St
Lowell Steam
Weed Street
F. L. Maddocks
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