Stock Market Opens Higher Amid Liquidation Effects
New York reports a strong open with heavy yesterday liquidations easing abroad. Stocks such as St. Paul Louisville Atchison and New York Central led gains while sugar and steel showed robust activity. Futures opened barely steady with October to June contracts quoted, and a copper production statement noted Trinity stockholders forecast.
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New York
Atchison
Acthison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Reading First
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
London
Great Northern
Steamers Arrived in New York Harbor
Marine news reports steamers Graf Waldersee from Hamburg Kaiserin Maria Theresa from Bremen have arrived in New York on October 8.
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New York
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Kaiserin Maria Theresa
Bremen
Reitz Welcomed by Irish and European Societies
F W Reitz former secretary of the Orange Free State is formally welcomed in New York by United Irish American, Holland, and German society representatives. Thomas S Lonergan reads an address praising his refusal to swear allegiance to Great Britain. Reitz replies that he would never live under the British flag or take that oath.
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New York
F. W. Reitz
Orange Free State
Thomas S. Lonergan
Reitz
Great Britain
Funeral Rites for Morrison Held at St Michael’s Church
Funeral services for Richard F Morrison were held from his home at 4 Twelfth Street at 8 30 this morning, with a large gathering. A mass followed at St Michael’s Church officiated by Rev Fr Carney. Floral tributes from family and friends included many inscribed pieces. Burial was at St Patrick’s Cemetery after prayers at the grave. Undertaker Savage conducted arrangements.
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Richard F. Morrison
Twelfth Street
St. Michael's Church
Fr. Carney
Thomas Scully
Uncle Dick
Frank
Kitty
Nellie Donovan
Anchor
Cross
Fred H. Rourke
Crescent
Griffin Family of
Hudson
Charles H. Joyce
D. M. Leary
Kitty Donovan
C. H. Joyce
Caskill
Miss Robinson
Martin A. Maher
Michael Caskill
Thomas Duffy
Daniel Cronin
Thomas Allen
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Savage
Verecunda Secor
Willie Street
St. Patrick's Ite
Moloy
Fraternal Lodge 87 Holds Largely Attended Meeting
Lowell lodge No. 87 B P O Ellis met Tuesday night with a large audience. Acting Mayor Badger received the degree of the order and a social session followed after adjournment.
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Lowell Lodge
Ellis
Badger
Varnish Floor Paint Price Boost Noted in Ad
An advertisement notes Devoe Varnish Floor Paint costs five cents more per quart when sold by the Atl as Hardware and Paint Co. The price increase is highlighted in local hardware store listings.
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Devoe
The
Atlas Hardware and Paint Co
Investment guide and market letters offered for free
Specially posted on present market appeals to investors with a 400 page cloth bound illustrated Guide to Investors and a Daily Market Letter. Orders solicited for investment or on margin. Immediate free copy available.
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Daily Market Letter
Doctor Cures Kidney Bleeding Claim by Kennedy Remedy
E N Green of Canandaigua New York recounts years of kidney bleeding until using Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy which he says cured him The ad claims the remedy restores kidney energy improves blood quality and strengthens the body Available in 50 cent and one dollar sizes with a free sample by mail Also promotes Magic Eye Salve for eye diseases at 2 cents
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E. N. Green
Canandaigua
N. Y
David Kennedy
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Gould Renominated For Middlesex County Commissioner
Levi S Gould of Melrose was renominated as the Republican candidate at the East Cambridge convention. Gould delivered a long historical address on Middlesex colonial settlers while delegates, 201 of 331 present from 11 cities and 45 towns, applauded. The convention elected officers, set credentials, and planned to meet in Lowell next year with anticipated Lowell candidates.
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Levi
Gould
Melrose
East Cambridge
Middlesex Country
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Institute Hall
James Pierce
Malden
Henry W. Pitman
Somerville
George W. Poore
Lowell
Daniel J. Milliken
George J. Burns
Ayer
Charles H. Adams
Levi S. Gould
Frank L. Weaver
Daniel L. Milliken
A. G. Pollard
Edgar R. Champlin
Cambridge
Alva S. Wood
Woburn
Charles E. Hatfield
Newton
Lombard Williams
Medford
Frederick W. Dallinger
William J. Schephelrey
Everett
Wm. F. Wilder
Wallace Named Worcester Republican Senator Nominee
Gardner October 7. At the third Worcester Republican senatorial convention Geo R Wallace of Fitchburg was unanimously nominated for senator.
Pratt Renominated by Acclamation in Plymouth Senate Race
Middleboro October 7 Hon David G Pratt was renominated by acclimation at the Republican convention for the second Plymouth senatorial district. The nomination was unanimous.
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Middleboro
David G. Pratt
Plymouth
Meyer to stay in Rome as White named ambassador
Paris dispatch notes Ambassador Meyer expects to remain in Rome through winter despite Washington notice that Secretary White will succeed him. Meyer says he has not resigned and will leave Paris to reach his post by October 18 as his leave ends. Washington notes White’s appointment to Italy not immediate.
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Paris
Associated Press
Ambassador Meyer
Washington
Secretary White
United States
London
Meyer
Rome
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
White
Italy
Europe
Massachusetts
Shan Hai Kwan New Chwanpe rail section captured
Tien Tsin October 8 reports the Shan Hai Kwan New Chwanpe section of the North China railroad is now entirely in Chinese control.
Walter L Muzzey elected physical director at St Patrick s Lyceum
Walter L Muzzey a 23 year old Lowell native and longtime YMCA leader was chosen by the Catholic Young Men s Lyceum of St Patrick s church as physical director. He brings gymnastic experience from Hillsborough A A and Bath Maine, and will lead a winter program with debates lectures glee club and dramatics as part of a modern well equipped facility.
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Walter L. Muzzey
Catholic Young Men’s Lyceum
St. Patrick's Church
Muzzey
Lowell
Association
Hillsborough A. A
Hillsborough Bridge
N. H
Bath
Edward J. Carroll
D. S. O’brien
John J. Murphy
Henry Doran
John J. O'Connor
Humphrey Coffey
William Barry
Edward O'Donnell
J. H. Murphy
Smith Adams
Robert Crowley
John O'Donoghue
Thomas Donohoe
Warren Riordan
John H. McNabb
J. J. McHugh
Burglars Blow Patten Post Office Safe
Patten, Missouri residents woke to a loud explosion at 12:30 AM as a dynamite blast blew open the post office safe. Burglars took $1000 in checks and money but left stamps, and fled before authorities could catch them. A fuse and matches found near the scene suggested professional involvement. Postmaster J. F. Hersey assisted in pursuing the getaway, but no suspects were detained.
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Patten
J. F. Hersey
Naval Parade Opens G A R Encampment in Washington
The October parade drew over 100000 visitors as Gen Heywood led regulars marines sailors district guards veterans and auxiliary groups past the White House to the reviewing stand amid steady cheers and a large police guard. The event marked the day’s main morning feature with veterans escorted past the state war and navy building.
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Gideon Wells Association
New Haven
White House
Admiral Dewey
Torrance
Moody and Root
Admiral Taylor
Diplomatic Corps
Camp Roosevelt
Army of the Tennessee
Grant Tent
Sixth Army Corps
Sherman
Fifth Army Corps
Sheridan
Prisoners of War
Farragut
Ninth Army Corps
Meade
Washington
Heywood
Marine Corps
District of Columbia National Guard
Sons of Veterans
Association of
Ex-Prisoners of War
State
War and Navy
Man Identified as Marvelle Bean Arrested for Rape
A 29 year old man, calling himself Marcelle Bean, was arrested after noon on a rape charge involving a 17 year old girl at a boarding house on 104 Prince Street. The alleged assault occurred between 11 and 12 yesterday as the girl tried to cry for help, Bean locked the door, restrained her with his hands at her throat, and offered money to keep silent. Police were alerted by the girl and her mother, and Inspectors Walsh and Maher took Bean into custody on Colburn Street. Bean previously faced a August assault and concealed weapon case at the Boott mills, where his name was Mercer Lefebvre. A physician judged the girl’s condition serious but not dangerous.
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Marvelle Bean
Boott Mills
Mary V. Dudeyorie
Prince Street
Bean
Walsh and Maher
Colburn Street
Marcelle Bean
Mercer Lefebvre
Fleet Proceeds From Haven After Gale Ties Up 110 Vessels
Vineyard Haven Oct 7 For the first time since Sunday’s gale the fleet of 110 vessels at Vineyard Haven left for Boston and eastern points. The Addie and Eva Hooper Philadelphia for Saco, reported damaged by a collision with the barge Charles K Nichols, departed in tow of the Pallas. The Jennie Thomas Havana for Boston also in tow. The Jennie French Potter Philadelphia for Boston passed Great Point in tow of Storm King after losing a boom in a collision with Ida C Southard. The Blomidon New York for Staten Island, P Q, passed under tow to her destination after a collision with Walter M Young.
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Jennie French Potter
Philadelphia
Boston
Ida C. Southard
Great Hint
Nantucket
Storm King
Blomidon
New York
Staten Island
P. Q
Walter M. Young
Henry White to be ambassador to Rome
Henry White, long stationed in London as secretary of the embassy, is slated to become ambassador to Rome though the appointment will not be immediate. Meyer remains in Rome for the winter, while John B. Jackson is also slated for a major diplomatic posting as a replacement in Berlin or another vacancy. Tower, arriving from St Petersburg, says he gratefully accepts succeeding White and will soon return to Russia for leave taking.
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John B. Jackson
Berlin
London
Tower
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
White
Russia
Conductor and Motorman Arrested in Fatal Streetcar Crash
Saugus notes that Conductor Wu B Grass and Motorman Lewis F Law of the Boston and Northern Street Railway were arrested for manslaughter after their car struck Michael Donovan near Hawkes Bill North Saugus last Saturday. They appeared in police court before Judge Amerige. An inquest into Donovan's death is set for next Friday evening. both men were released on bail.
Dodge Nominated at Third District Republican Convention
Worcester Oct 7 Rufus B Dodge former mayor was nominated by acclamation at the Third Congressional district Republican convention in Continental Hall. In accepting he urged reciprocity of Blaine McKinley and Roosevelt and warned the coal regions require government control of anthracite output without violating common law.
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Worcester
Rufus B. Dodge
Continental Hall
Woman Dies by Throwing Self in Front of White Mountain Train
Salem reports Mrs. Charles P. Ferguson, wife of an ex policeman, killed at Castle Hill when she stepped in front of the White Mountain express around 10:30 am. Witnesses say she purposely leaped before the oncoming locomotive amid ongoing mental turmoil.
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Salem
Charles P. Ferguson
White Mountain Express
Castle Hill
Frost renominated by acclamation at Republican senatorial convention
Hon Archie N Frost was renominated by acclamation in the 5th district Republican senatorial convention held at city hall. Isaac C Day of Topsfield was chosen temporary chairman and Geo G Frederick of Methuen temporary secretary. Frost was nominated by John N Cole. Gilbert H Kittredge was re elected to the State central committee. The chairmen of city and town committees were made a district committee.
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Lawrence
Archie N. Frost
City Hall
Isaac C. Day
Topsfield
Geo. G. Frederick
Methuen
Mr. Frost
John N. Cole
Gilbert H. Kittredge
State Central Committee
Sampson Nominated for Senate at Hampden GOP Meet
Palmer Oct 7 Former Representative Henry F Sampson of Springfield was nominated for the Senate by the first Hampden Republican senatorial convention today A P Langley of Springfield was elected member of the State committee to succeed Col A H Goetting present chairman of the committee
Greene Renominated by Republicans in 18th District Convention
In New Bedford on Oct 7 Congressman William S. Greene of Fall River was renominated by the Republican convention for the 18th district. Agent N D Kerr formerly of the Boott mill, now living in New Bedford, was in town today moving his household effects to New Bedford.
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New Bedford
William S. Greene
Fall River
N. D. Kerr
Boott Mill
President Roosevelt offers mine workers commission prompt action
President Roosevelt attempts to end the anthracite strike by offering to appoint a commission to investigate the disputes and press Congress for related legislation. He sent Carroll D Wright to present the proposal to John Mitchell who said he would consider it. Mitchell has not replied and miners weigh the offer as operators push for a settlement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mr. Mitchell
Congress
Mitchell
Carroll D. Wright
Philadelphia
Wright
Musers
W C U Convention Opens In New Bedford Church
The 29th annual state convention of the W C U meets in a New Bedford Christian church. Delegates attend as contrasts and banners adorn the venue while Mrs Stevenson addresses the assembly on temperance, education, labor and political reform amidst broader national issues.
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New Bedford
Weimuue
B. Db. Tutelieur
Bes
J. Jones
le AL Chuwwlica
UNIU
Sevitideq
Iis
Dauerice le
Maue
Isaierine
Sievensul
Great Britain
Philippine Islands
Boston
Committee of Twelve
State Sunday School Sociation
Jis
Springfield
Foreten Mission Society
Methodist Church
Providence
Henry H. Faxon
Missing Link in Java Disturbs Berlin Desk
Prof. Ernest Hackel's latest publica tion notes a human monkey of Java. Our Berlin correspondent highlights a young gibbon studied for several months at Hackel's home in Buitenzorg.
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Ernest Hackel
Java
Berlin
Herr Hackel
Buitenzorg
Colorado Direct From Wallack's Theatre in New York
A note indicates a performance from Wallack's theatre in New York has moved to the Colorado Opera House tonight. The item mentions the run at the city venue and the shift to the local stage for the evening.
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Colorado
Wallack’s Theatre
New York
Opera House
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