Wall Street Opens Strong on Arbitration News
The New York stock market opened buoyant as coal operators pledged to submit dispute issues with miners to arbitration. Massive blocks bought early pushed gains to 1 2 points, with a few up to about 3. London and foreign houses showed strength, while profit-taking and outside orders tempered gains later. Trading slowed as investors awaited money market developments.
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New York
Amalgamated
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Erie First
Manhattan
Misssouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Southern
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel
Wabash
Louisville
Board of Arbitration
Wall Street
London
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
Futures Open Steady in New York Market
Futures opened steady in New York with October at 8.45 and November at 8.53. December stands at 8.62 and January 8.70, while February and March are both 8.49 and May 8.50. June closes at 8.49.
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New York
Woman Attempts Suicide by Carbolic Acid Plain in Middlesex Street
Inez Turpin a 30 year old married woman living with her 10 year old daughter Hattie at 4 rear of 360 Middlesex street attempted death by swallowing carbolic acid. She wrote a note to a friend Edith asking to care for Hattie. She awoke her daughter who summoned a patrolman and Dr Barker treated her with a stomach pump. prognosis improved but death seemed possible at 2:30 am with motive unclear.
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Inez Turpin
Hattie
Middlesex Street
McCann
Barker
Barker 92nd Birthday Noted In Oakland Home
Stephen C. Barker, a 92 year old resident of Oakland street, remains hale and strong and hopes to reach a century. He served as a New York policeman in early life and was injured in a Civil War riot, earning a pension. His wife Martha is 87 and still living. His son died in the war and he has a sister, Mrs. Simpson, in the city. The piece ends with a Washington Star quip about music and elections.
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Stephen C. Barker
Oakland Street
Barker
Martha
New York
Simpson
Butte
Montana
Ellen Coburn
Daniel
Elizabeth C. Coburn
Mary F. Winslow
Lizzie C. Bartlett
Bethel
Maine
Garfield Colony
Lowell
Morgan Lewis
S. T. Satterthwaite
Morris
Manitoba
Nathan H. Lewis
Jessie D. Lewis
Boston
Stockholm
N. Y
Mary W
Albert W. Brackett
Middlesex Street
Eliza T. Brackett
Haverhill
Boston Address Listing for Berta A. E. E.
A truncated street listing shows the name Berta with an address at 35 Court Street in Boston Massachusetts. The fragment indicates a personal address reference within a city directory context.
Obituary of Hon. Ebenezer B Currier aged 90
Lawrence resident Hon. Ebenezer B Currier dies at 90 after a long public career in shoe trade real estate and politics. Born May 3 1802 in Amesbury now Merrimac he moved to Lawrence later serving in the Legislature county commissioner and state institutions inspector.
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Ebenezer B. Currier
Lawrence
Amesbury
Merrimac
Footman & Currier
Essex Street
Richards & Currier
L. P. E. Richards
Currier
General Court
Nathaniel P. Banks
George F. Hoar
Henry L. Dawes
Essex County
Bullock
Tewksbury
Horace Wakefield
Funeral Obituaries Sweep North Tewksbury Area
Funeral services were held yesterday for Carrie Louisa Trull at her North Tewksbury home with Rev. Charles Pierce officiating and a quartet of singers. Burial followed in Tewksbury Centre Cemetery, undertaker J W Weinbeck in charge, with bearers listed as George, Frank, Edward and Larkin Trull. Also noted were services for Raymond Marsden at his parents’ home on John Street and burial in Edson Cemetery, under C H Molloy. Additional services were held for Patrick Cassidy at 883 Central Street, a Mass at St Peter’s Church by Rev W G Mullin, bearers named, and burial at St Patrick’s cemetery with Fr Mullin officiating. undertaker Rogers handled arrangements. Peter Bokis’s funeral occurred at noon from Molloy’s rooms with Greek Church services and burial in Edson Cemetery.
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Carrie Louisa Trull
North Tewksbury
Charles Pierce
George F. Sturtevant
Charles D. Paige
Warren Reid
Charles W. Barker
George
Frank
Edward
Larkin T. Trull
Tewksbury
J. W. Weinbeck
Raymond Marsden
John Street
Edson
C. H. Molloy
Patrick Cassidy
Central Street
St. Peter's Church
W. G. Mullin
Cornelius Howard
Thomas Curry
Timothy Horne
Martin Donlan
John Sullivan
John O'Hare
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Mullin
Rogers
Peter Bokis
Molloy
Obituaries From Lowell Area Listings Dense with Names
Multiple notices list deaths and family connections in Lowell and surrounding areas. Adelina Cossette dies at 4 9 in this city. Mary W Brackett dies at 62 with funeral at 71 Middlesex street. Alicia Walsh dies aged 2 3 at parental home. John W Simmons widowed. includes Henderson née in Tremont street address.
Paris Dirigible Disaster Ends in Two Deaths
Paris October 13 Aeronaut De Bradsky a Hungarian baron age 36 and his engineer Morin were killed when the dirigible started from Vaugirard suburb at 7.55 am on a trial trip and broke ropes near St Denis after climbing to 300 to 400 feet The car detached and the balloon disappeared toward the Church of the Sacred Heart The accident follows prior aeronaut Severo’s fatal ascent The craft had a light car and weak motor according to its builder Ila Chambre witness Aubert described the rope failure and the immediate death of De Bradsky and Morin with De Bradsky's death leaving a widow and three children
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Paris
Deb Bradsky
Bradsky
Vaugirard
St. Denis
Stains
de Bradsky
Morin
de Brodsky
August Severo
Mme
Severo
Church of the Sacred Heart
Montemarte
Aubert
M. de Bradsky
M. Morin
Ila Chambre
Citizens' Fuel Supply Association Formed in Lawrence
In response to Mayor Leonard's call a group of citizens met at city hall and formed the Citizens' Fuel Supply association to provide fuel at cost for those unable to pay high prices. C. J. R. Humphreys was elected president. Mayor Leonard announced a $500 donation from Wm. M. Wood and said the board of health would cooperate.
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Lawrence
Leonard
Citizens’ Fuel Supply Association
C. J. R. Humphreys
Wm. M. Wood
Board of Health
Erie Train Collision Blocks Suburban Traffic in Jersey City
New York reports suburban Erie railroad traffic blocked this forenoon after a collision in Jersey City station between an incoming local and a string of empties. Both engines wrecked though no injuries occurred as trains moved slowly.
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New York
Erie
Jersey City
Troops Stay as Strike Tensions Rise in Hudson Valley
Saratoga N Y Oct 13 Sheriff Gill of Warren county said he would not move for withdrawing the Second regiment national guard until the Hudson Valley railway strike was officially ended. Relations between the strikers and the company grow tenser daily.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Gill
Warren County
National Guard
Hudson Valley Railway
Despondent Belgian Hanged Himself at Local Factory
Brockton, Oct. 13. Leon Vanderstreet, a 43 year old Belgian workman in the crimping room of the C. S. Pierce shoe factory, hanged himself in the room where he worked. His body was found when the shop opened this morning. He had cleaned the office Sunday and had keys to the building, enabling entry yesterday after the plant shut down. Despondency over domestic troubles is given as the cause.
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Brockton
Leon Vanderstreet
C. S. Pierce
Vanderstreet
Belgian Miners Strike in Grand Hornu Pits
Mons Belgium Oct 13 miners of three pits in the Grand Hornu colliery struck work this morning. They demand higher wages because coal prices have risen amid U S and French strikes. The mine owners federation reportedly refused the wage increase and a general strike is expected on Thursday.
British coal advances on London exchange amid tight supplies
London on October 18 saw coal prices rise by 25 cents per ton on the London Coal Exchange. Newcastle quotations hold steady but immediate delivery coal remains scarce. American buyers are reported seeking coal in Scotland and Yorkshire where supplies are larger.
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London
London Coal Exchange
Newcastle
Scotland
Yorkshire
Berry discharged after manslaughter charge in Russo death
Lynn police court releases William C. Berry driver for North Shore Express in connection with the death of four year old Jennie Russo who was run over Friday by his wagon. The case arose from the fatal accident and Berry was discharged in the police court.
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Lynn
Wm. C. Berry
North Shore Express Company
Jennie Russo
Coal in New York Sees Little Change in Market
New York October 13 There is little change in the domestic coal market today. In the next ten days between 50,000 and 60,900 tons of English coal are expected to arrive in port.
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New York
Grave Robbery Rampage Strikes Georgia Street Deaths
In Indianapolis on October 13 four corpses tied in sacks were found on Georgia street and near Central College of Physicians and Surgeons. Names identified included Mrs. Stilz and Mrs. Gates among others. Seventeen suspects, including nine black individuals, three white doctors, one undertaker, a cemetery owner, and three night watchmen, are jailed for grave robbing with about 100 graves despoiled in three months. Grand jury instructed to indict all involved.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Georgia Street
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
Johanna Stilz
Ebenezer
Glendore Gates
Anderson
Wallace Johnson
Catherine Doehring
Meridian
Georgia
Silk
Alford
Ouillette Montreuil Marriage at St Jean Baptiste
William Ouillette and Jennie Montreuil were married at St. Jean Baptiste church parish residence by Rev. Fr. Mangin. Witnesses were Louis Dessijer and Napoleon Boyer.
Bergeron and Carufel Wed at St Jean Baptiste Parish
Napoleon Bergeron and Miss Adele Carufel joined in marriage Sunday afternoon at the parochial residence of St. Jean Baptiste church. Joseph Cote and Louis Carrier served as witnesses and Rev. Fr. Perron O M L officiated.
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Napoleon Bergeron
Adele Carufel
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Joseph Cote
Louis Carrier
Fr. Perron
Marriages at St. Jean Baptiste Church
Rev Fr Campeau united Ulric Desmarais and Miss Lucy Gauthier in marriage at the parochial residence. Witnesses were Joseph Desmarais and Isaic Gauthier. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. Later, Alexis Mailloux wed Miss Regina Michaud at the same residence with witnesses Theodore Rocheville and Joseph Michaud.
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Fr Campeau
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Ulric Desmarais
Lucy Gauthier
Joseph Desmarais
Isaic Gauthier
Alexis Mailloux
Regina Michaud
Perron
M. I
Theodore Rocheville
Joseph Michaud
Turcotte-Joyal Wed At St Jean Baptiste Church
At the parochial residence yesterday afternoon at 5 30 o clock Alphonse Turcotte married Miss Lea Joyal in a ceremony conducted by Rev Fr Mangin C M Witnesses were William Pussier and Narcisse Turcotte.
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St. Jean Baptiste Church
Alphonse Turcotte
Lea Joyal
Fr. Mangin
C. M. T. William Pussier
Narcisse Turcotte
Wealthy NY real estate operator Walter Gubner dies by own action
New York on October 18 Walter C Gubner a wealthy real estate operator died by his own hand in an act described as caused by ill health. Police reported he shot himself, leaving a note stating his condition and desire not to suffer further.
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New York
Walter C. Gubner
Clergy Represent Williams at Total Abstinence Parade
On Saturday afternoon the total abstinence parade featured Archbishop Williams represented by Rev Fr Walsh rector of the Boston cathedral Rev Fr Doody chancellor of the diocese and Rev Dr Mullen.
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Archbishop Williams
Walsh
Boston
Doody
Mullen
Conven tions Draw Hubs Of Religious Education In Albany
In Albany five conventions will bring several hundred delegates and visitors. The Protestant Episcopal church congress of the United States opens with a choral service at the Cathedral of All Saints led by Rt. Rev. Frederick Burgess. The week also hosts the New York State convention of Societies for the Prevention of Cruelty and the American Humane association plus joint meetings of school educators and boards. About 75 delegates attended the initial credentials session of the cruelty society.
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Albany
N. Y
Protestant Episcopal Church Congress of
United States
New York State
Soceties For the Prevention of
American Humane Association
Council of School Superintendents
Cathedral of All Saints
Congress
Frederick Burgess
Long Island
State Convention of Societies For the Prevention of Cruelty
The
Societies For the Prevention of Cruelty
Officers Named to Regimental Posts at High School Drill
After yesterday's drill, new officers were assigned to permanent posts for Companies A through F. The roster lists captains, lieutenants, sergeants, corporals, and staff with detailed names across all companies, plus the drum corps and staff officers.
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Arthur G. Sullivan
Charles R. Brigham
Louis A. Braddon
H. A. Leland
William L. Gookin
Geo. L. Cochran
Edward W. Devine
Herbert L. Parker
Jesse E. Bowers
Edward A. Cahill
G. W .Clark
Earle F. Farnham
Austin Keables
H. LB. Smith
Co. B
Paul A. Green
Hapgood Fay
Allen Parker
Clinton R. Hanson
Marcus J. Cole
William A. Driscoll
Felton L. Moody
G. R. Walker
Clarence A. Parker
Harold B. Sweatt
Harry L. Swann
Frederick L. Rooney
Kirke H. Dunlap
Co. C
Francis Mitchell
Abraham Goldman
Chas. W. Hoyt
Abel R
Burton W. Carey
Winfield L. Urann
John F. LeCamm
Thomas F. Hannafin
Albert W. Pease
Chester B. Robinson
William C. Burke
Edward J. Garrity
Clarence A. Martin
Frank W. Sullivan
Henry H. Wilder
John
Warren Shaw
E. J. Lynch
Leroy F. Fuller
William Carnock
Leon E Choquette
Everett L. Field
William I.’. Mack
Walter A. McDaniels
Albert M. Nickerson
Sydney Whipple
John Mather
Walter Means
Herbert Horne
John Leggett
Clarence Killpartrick
Ralph Saunders
Homer Gerry
Warren Cornock
Melvin Master
Willard Henderson
Coburn
Paul Shaw
Ames Leads Sixth Regiment and Boss of Two Power Firms
Politics Day by Day recalls Ames rising from command of the Sixth regiment to lieutenant colonel under fire, and later steering a $2,000,000 power company. He also serves as treasurer for Heinze Electrical, aiding naval fittings for Japan as his district’s potential congressman.
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Ames
Wamesit Power Company
Whittier Mills
Massie Falls
Richmond
Heinze Electrical Company
Lowell
Amended Answers in Superior Court Auction Case
In a Superior Court case, defendants filed three answers including a general delay and an amended claim denying a written contract, plus a further amended assertion that if a contract existed it was modified by a subsequent agreement. Plaintiff Sirk testified about the sale process, stating he bid after offering 1500 and a 13500 note, with bidding rising from 3.80 to 4.00 before the property went to him. the estate measured 19 057 square feet.
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Sirk
Runaway Boy Found In Lowell On World-Wide Quest
Fourteen year old Edward Jaller ran away from Nashua seeking adventure. He was found wandering in Lowell and sent to the police. John Maguire had him placed on a Nashua car with orders not to let him off until his destination. Inspector O Dowd in Lowell reports three larceny charges against the captured crook, with a possible fourth. The man, previously in Manchester, is under Massachusetts reformatory sentence and had worked downtown.
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Edward Jaller
Nashua
Lowell
Myrtle Street
John Maguire
O'Dowd
Manchester
Donaldson
Atkinson
Massachusetts Reformatory
Marine News Arrivals From Atlantic Voyages
Boston reports arrivals on October 13 with Barenfels from Calcutta Teutonia from Rotterdam New York Minnetonka from London Bremen from New York La Gascogne from Havre Kroonland from Antwerp Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from New York Finland from New York Southampton and other vessels reaching various ports.
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Boston
Barenfels
Calcutta
Teutonia
Rotterdam
New York
Minnetonka
London
Bremen
Havre
la Gascogne
Kroonland
Antwerp
Plymouth
Southampton
Finland
Eight Mills Workers Fail to Appear in Printing Strike Standoff
Eight replacement workers from out of town did not show for shifts at Merrimack mills, leaving eight idle machines. Some claimed they were unaware they were replacing strikers, though they had worked for over a week. The leading agitator among them has joined the Printers' union, and tensions persist as both sides vow to hold out.
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Merrimack Mills
Printers’ Union
Governor Crane Rebounds After Carriage Accident
Word from the State House that Governor Crane rests quietly at home following Saturday carriage accident. Officials report only a sprained ankle and a few bruises, with no serious injuries.
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Boston
State House
Devoe Paint Endurance Promised Over Gloss Carriage Paint
The Adams Hardware Paint Co offers Devoe’s heavy bodied coating claiming longer wear than Gloss Carriage Paint. Devoe’s formula weighs up to 8 ounces more per pint, allegedly boosting coverage and durability. The note emphasizes Devoe as the superior choice.
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Devoe’s
Devoe's
Adams Hardware * Paint Co
Destruction Hits Keota as Hurricane Claims Four Lives
Keota Missouri endured a devastating hurricane last night. Five residents including two men, a woman, and two children were killed. Edward Vail’s general store collapsed trapping him severely injured. The mining town six miles from Macon reported near-total ruin.
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Macon
Uect
Keota
Edward Vail
Vail
Dr. Wm. R. Whitehead Dies at 70 in Denver
Denver physician Dr. Wm. R. Whitehead, a noted phytan and author of medical works, died last night at age 70. He was knighted by the Imperial Order of St. Stanislaus for Crimean War services and later served with distinction in the Civil War on the Confederate side.
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Denver
Col
Wm. R. Whitehead
Imperial Order of St
Bargain Dept. Mercury Sateen Goods at 98c Each
Closed out from manufacturers, a new style finely made with tucks and cords of mercerized black sateen, good imitation of taffeta, special wearer, all sizes, valued at $1.25, offered at 98c in our bargain department, Basement, A. G. Pollard & Co.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
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