Stock Market Opens Weak On New York Exchange
New York stock market opened weak with Amalgamated Copper and several rail stocks slipping. By 10:10 a.m. declines included Canadian Pacific and Missouri Pacific, while some gains appeared in Pressed Steel Car, National Lead, and various railway issues. A Bank of England rate rise unsettled London markets, influencing trades here before a partial rally at 1 p.m. Norfolk & Western and Louisville led in advances while Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis fell.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Western Union
Wabash
National Lead
Bank of England
London
Colorado
American Car
Tennessee Coal
Nashville
Chattanooga
Japan Bond Issue Floated by Major Banks Next Week
Futures opened steady with October at 8.60 and November 8.73 among nearby prices. The Bank of England lifted its discount rate from 3.5 to 4 percent. London confirms a Japanese loan to be floated. Baring Brothers, Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, and Yokohama Specie Bank plan $25 million in Japanese consolidated bonds at 5 percent, likely issued at par.
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London
Baring Bros
Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank
Yokohama Specie Bank
Miss Stella Marshall Stricken By Typhoid Fever
The many friends of Miss Stella Marshall will be sorry to hear that she is suffering from an attack of typhoid fever.
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Stella Marshall
Lowell Ministers Union endorses coal famine relief plan
A meeting of Lowell Ministers' union representing leading city churches unanimously adopted a resolution pledging sympathy for those suffering from the coal famine and promising support and cooperation with churches to secure relief. The union will meet on the first Tuesday of each month beginning Nov. 4.
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Lowell Ministers’ Union
Ministers’ Union
Lowell
Memorial to Queen Victoria at Whippingham Church
The Paris church at Whippingham Isle of Wight begins memorial work to Queen Victoria. The sanctuary will enlarge the reredos depicts the Last Supper in alabaster. The king and royal family including the German Emperor fund the costly alterations. Parishioners’ memorial will be an oak pulpit and a reading desk.
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Paris
Whippingham
Isle of Wight
Osborne
London Telegraph
Negroes sent away under guard from Ameri can Iron and Steel plant
Lebanon Pa September 30 The American Iron and Steel company dispatched 300 Black workers on a special train under guard of two companies of the 12th regiment. The departure marks a forced mass relocation amid ongoing tension at the works.
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Lebanon
American Iron and Steel Company
Conway Transfer Company wagon service advertisement
Businessmen will find our system of putting on wagons for them a great convenience. We furnish horse and wagon with or without drives, paint and letter the wagon with your name and business, and keep everything up in shape. You run no risk and are saved considerable trouble. Tel. 77-303.
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Businss
Funeral notices and last rites in Lowell obituaries
The article records multiple Lowell funeral services and burials. Alexander H. Emond's service at 46 Hildreth Street, burial at St. Joseph's. Stephen S. Butterfield from 414 School Street with G A R bearers. Mrs H A Rogers remembered for long charity work with omit eulogistic remarks per her wishes. Mrs Louis Joly sent to St Felix de Lois. mentions of Undertakers Albert Young & Co and specific family connections in Lowell Massachusetts.
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Alexander H. Emond
Hildreth Street
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Darling
Spray
Otlie
Barry
Emond
Albert
Stephen S. Butterfield
Togus
H. A. Rogers
Third Street
A. B. Riggs
Wesley Church
Co. A. Brigham
J. W. Keyes
Henry Wood
Geo. E. Maker
Zedock Rogers
Rogers
Fort Hill Park
Lowell
John Z. Rogers
New York
Hattie BE. Morey
Central M. E. Church
Obituaries Notice of Infant Deaths and Births
In this city on Sept 30 at the home of his parents 46 Hildreth street Alexander H Emond aged 6 months 26 days In this city on Oct 2 at the home of his parents 23 Willey avenue Leo Collins aged 1 month 23 days In Dracut on Oct 2 John A infant son of John and Annie M of Upland street
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Emond
Hildreth Street
Alexander H. Emond
Collins
Willey Avenue
Leo Collins
Gunther
Dracut
John A
John
Annie M
Upland Street
Transit protection talks with Panama governor reached tacit accord
A cable from Commander H C McLean aboard the Cincinnati reports a friendly meeting with Panama's governor, who will visit the ship. The message notes a complimentary escort by naval forces added to the train guard and cites a recent Colombian gunboat firing on shore near Panama, with no open action allowed within Panamanian transit zones.
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Panama
Colombia
Unwarranted act at Mount Carmel coal camp
Striking mob stone a Lehigh Valley locomotive engineer as he runs a car of supplies into a soldiers encampment in Mount Carmel. He escaped by lying down. Soldiers repelled the mob before it could reach the engine. Sheriff Detrick discharged 25 deputies today as militia to guard the collieries.
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Mount Carmel
Lehigh Valley
Detrick
Convention Passes Resolution Seeking Action On Coal Strike
The Democratic state convention at Saratoga closes amid Devery unrest and widespread cheers as delegates side with Devery against Ninth district seating. The platform denounces trusts, calls for tariff reform, and supports public ownership of coal mines while condemning beef and coal trusts. A state ticket is named including Coler for governor and Mott for secretary of state.
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Saratoga
Devery
Hill
Grady
New York
Committee On
Paltform
Samuel J. Tilden
United States
Frank J. Sullivan
Stanchfield
Ninth Assembly
New York County
Queens
Joseph Cassidy
Ninth District
Renssaeler
Suffolk
Wyoming
Yates
Committee On Permanent Organization
Martin W. Littleton
Littleton
Committee On Platform
Raines
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
England
Philippines
Cuba
Roumania
Albany County
Cayuga
C. A. Koening
W. H. Conway
U. S
Bird S. Coler
Kings
Chas. N. Bulger
Oswego
Frank Mott
Chautauqua
Charles M. Preston
Ulster
John Cunneen
Erie
Richard W. Sherman
Oneida
George R. Finch
Warren
Court of Appeals
John C. Gray
Enterprise Runs Aground Off Bermuda After Arrival
The Massachusetts school ship Enterprise arrived in Hamilton Bermuda for coal and began to sail seaward without a pilot. She ran ashore and was towed off by a tug, sustaining damage.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Enterprise
Evans Arrives at Hong Kong Aboard Helena
Washington reports Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans arrived in Hong Kong today aboard his temporary flagship Helena. As second in command on the Asiatic station, he wired the Navy Department confirming his arrival and status.
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Washington
Navy Department
Robley D. Evans
Asiatic
Hankow
Helena
England Quakes Over Cunard Shipping Arrangements
London papers react to the government Cunard line and Atlantic shipping deal. The St James Gazette calls the plan doubtful and risky, noting possible American control and loss of British officers. The Westminster Gazette questions Morgan's quid pro quo and criticizes government financing as objectionable.
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London
Cunard Line
Atlantic Shipping
St. James Gazette
Cunard
Morgan-Pirrie
Morgan
Westminster Gazette
Civil list of civil cases to be tried in police court
Civil list shows cases set for October 3 to 7 in police court for the week ending October 8 with parties including Leighton Waller Pinder Robbins Crockett Weld Trustee Fisher Hogan Hogans Morrison Wolff Boullester Boullester Hogans O Hara and others. notice invites readers to subscribe for the Courier.
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Leighton—Waller
Pinder
Equi
Robbins—Crockett Et al
Weld
Open Season Hits Hunters Despite Rainy Start
The open season for hunting began yesterday amid rain as avid hunters pressed into the woods for quail partridge squirrels and rabbits. Massachusetts allows woodcock grouse partridge and quail from Oct 1 to Dec 1 with $100 fines for deer killings, Sunday shooting banned, and ferrets outlawed in Lowell. Deer season may extend beyond 1908. ferret use in hares attracts enforcement.
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Massachusetts
Lowell
Soule Renominated After Reconsidering Decline
In New Bedford on October 1 Senator Rufus A. Soule was renominated by acclamation after a letter declining candidacy triggered a heated contest among William J. Bullock FL Francis and James L. Gillingham. Soule later accepted the nomination with convention support.
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New Bedford
Rufus A. Soule
Soule
Wm. J. Bullock
FL. W. Francis
James L. Gillingham
Fair Raven
Greek Complaints Against Bulgarians and Turkeys Actions
Constantinople reports Greek legation says 150 Greek notables were murdered by Bulgarians in Mona stir and Salonica districts over two months and seeks Turkey’s proposed steps. Turkish troops pursuing insurgent Albanian chiefs Mus tapha Agha and Kurrkupriya have driven Albanians into the mountains, and burned towns Babroniteh and Kuprulu after destroying the Uskub Mitrovitza railroad.
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Constantinople
Porte
Monastir
Salonica
Turkey
Beots
Mustapha Agha
Kurrkupriya
Uskub
Mitrovitza
Babroniteh
Kuprulu
Paris sets October 14 as Parliament reopening date
A cabinet council presided by President Loubet fixes October 14 for Parliament reopening. Minister Chaumie will represent the government at Emile Zola’s funeral and deliver the oration. Dreyfus and Matthieu to attend with the Hadamare family of Mme. Dreyfus.
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Paris
Loubet
Chaumie
Emile Zola
Matin
Dreyfus
Matthieu
Hadamare
Mme. Dreyfus
Pious Fund Arguments Closed by International Court
The Hague October 1 The hearing of the Pious Fund arguments before the international court of arbitration closed today. The court will deliver verdict at a session with US and Mexican representatives and counsel present. The Mexican team De La Croix and Beernaert led the day’s proceedings.
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the Hague
Pious Fund
International Court of Arbitration
United States
Messrs. de la Croix and
Beernaert
Newfound land Mails Propose Postage and Parcels Reforms
Acting Postmaster General Woods of Newfoundland, after talks with Postmaster General Payne, departed for Montreal to present written proposals on reducing U S Newfoundland domestic postage and improving parcels post. Payne may act on either reform if the department approves.
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Washington
Woods
Newfoundland
Payne
Montreal
United States
New England Conscience Sermon at Baptist Association
The Mer rimack River Baptist association met at Chelmsford with Rev. Ford presiding. Rev. Orville Coats spoke on the New England conscience, urging revival of strict standards, while Rev. Ford preached on The World at Large and the need to confront Satan and greed with gospel mission. An offering aided widows and children of ministers as members shared hospitality.
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Robert F. True
Immanuel Baptist Church of
Lowell
T. Ford
D. D
W. Padelford
Haverhill
Asa R. Dilts
C. H. Ellis
Chelmsford
F. W. Padelford
Dea. S. F. Snell
Lawrence
Lorin O. Morris
Waltham
H. H. Hill
Ansdover
Dea
New England
Church of God
Mr. True
E. L. Pierce
North Tewksbury
Devil
Christ
Satan
Ford
Mont Pelee
Jesus
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New York Market
Lowell Minister's Union
Queen Victoria
Conway Transfer Company
Spencer I Rask & Co
Pine St
New York Stock Exchange
Philip R. Novey
Investment Securities
Boston
Francis Henshaw & Co
Milk Street
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Anthony Blum
Court St
Boston, Mass
Louis Joly
St. Felix de Lois
Wplean
Moody
H. C. McLean
Cincinnati
Colon
Coler
Democrats
Dodgers
Ballana Dand
Couriger
Citizen Jos Print
Middle Street
Evans
Courier
Civil List
Morrison—Wolff
Boullester
Hogans
Morrison— ‘Chen
Eboullester
O'Hara
Senator Soule
Greece
Oraison Funebre
Zola
Newfoundland Mails
Baptists
Merrimack River Association
Dr. Ford
The
Merrimack River Baptist Association
Church of the Central Baptist Society of Chelmsford
Chris. Holmes
Speciatty Store
Merrimack St
Nicholas G. Norcross
Insurance
Central Street
Lowell, Mass
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