New York Stock Market Opens Strong on Coal Strike News
The New York market opened strong with gains in Amalgamated, Anaconda, Atchison, and many other issues. By 11 a.m. trading showed volatility as liquidations reduced prices, then quick rallies recovered losses with General Electric up six points and the list stabilizing at a firmer level.
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New York
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Broolyn Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Colorado Southern
Erie
Erie First
Louis. Ule
Manhattan
Misssouri Picafic
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel
Western Union
Wabash
Washington
Wall Street
London
Missouri Pacific
Louisville
Illinois Central
Atchison, N. & W
General Electric
Futures Opened Steady With Mixed Cotton Quotes
In New York on October 16 futures showed a steady start. Prices quoted for October eight forty nine, November eight thirty nine, December eight forty nine, January eight fifty six, March eight thirty six, April eight thirty five, May eight thirty five. Continuous trading activity indicated cautious sentiment across near and distant months.
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New York
Government Revenue and Expenditure Report
Washington reports internal revenue receipts totaling 1,017,893 dollars with customs at 1,851,319 dollars and miscellaneous 70,907 dollars. Expenditures reach 1,960,000 dollars for the period ending October 16.
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Washington
Weather and sea notes from transatlantic liners
Boston reports the steamship Lindisfarne arriving from Java on October 16 while the Germanic from New York battled a hurricane near the Irish coast. Passengers in steerage feared boats as lifeboats were barred briefly but conditions eased. Also, Hanson’s auction offers four excellent cows for sale Thursday at 1 o'clock.
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Queenstown
White Star
New York
Hanson
Legal dispute over deed rights and note timing
Testimony examined the sale deed dispute with Mr Sirk claiming entitlement despite a condition to pay a $13,500 note before deed delivery. The defence argues the note terms shifted multiple times to clear the sale, asserting Sirk had no right to the deed without settling the note and security sums.
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Wier
Sirk
Obituary: Hannah Harvey Kohlrausch of Billerica dies at 83
Mrs. Hannah Harvey Kohlrausch widow of Carl A. Kohlrausch and longtime Billerica resident died suddenly of heart disease at her North Billerica home aged 83. Survived by three sons Charles H jr John H and Matthew H and a sister Augusta Worthen of Lynn historian of Sutton NH.
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Hannah Harvey
Carl A. Kohlrausch
Billerica
North Billerica
Kohlrausch
Charles H., Jrv
John H
Matthew H
Augusta Worthen
Lynn
Sutton, N. H
Funeral notices for several local residents
The text lists multiple yesterday and this morning funerals. Mrs Hannah Murphy buried at Edson Cemetery from Undertaker O Donnell. Mrs Adelina Dion funeral mass at St Joseph’s after home service. Joseph William Gobin buried at St Joseph’s Cemetery with service at St Jean Baptiste. Mrs Hannah Starr buried at St Patrick’s Cemetery with services at Immaculate Conception. Philip Landry funeral at St Jean Baptiste, with burial at St Joseph’s Cemetery. Undertaker details include J A Albert and Mec Dermott.
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Hannah Murphy
O'Donnell
Edson
Adelina Dion
Hancock Street
St. Joseph's Church
Fr. Fournier
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Albert
Joseph William
Joseph
Alexina Gobin
Bridge Street
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Courier-Citizen Job Works
Gobin
Fayette Street
Immaculate Conception Church
McGrath
Duffy
Ronan
Curtin
Colburn
Halpin
Reilly
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
MecDermot
Currier Died in Lawrence at 99 with funeral services
Ebenezer B Currier died in Lawrence on October 13 aged 99 His funeral is at his late home Friday at 1 o clock The remains will be brought to Lowell and buried in the family lot at 4 o'clock Committal services at the grave Kohlrausch in North Billerica on October 16 A Kohlhausch aged 83 funeral from her North Billerica home Friday at 2 pm Burial in family lot in North Sutton New Hampshire Friends invited without further notice
New York Building Trust Aims at $40 Million Consolidation
The New York Daily People discusses a proposed $40,000,000 building and realty trust formed by a bond and trust backer, a major construction firm, and three realty companies. It argues the trust embodies a shift from small to large production, driven by investor demand and the scale of modern land and building expenditure, and asserts society must own the trust to dissolve it.
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Building Trust
New York Daily People
Class of 1903 Adopts Class Pin At Lowell High
A lively Lowell high meeting of the class of 1908 set a blue and gold pin design with L. H. S. 03. Committees on social, pin and ring, picture, and more were named by president John Mather. Fire drill signals and campus safety procedures were described, with details of two and a half minute evacuations and orderly dismissal. Dartmouth football standout Harry W. Coburn Jr. is slated to start as fullback for the upcoming games.
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Pita
God
John Mather
Herbert W. Horne
Arthur C. Varner
Arthur G. Sullivan
Eva L. Young
Katherine D. Rafter
Ruth A. Favor
M. Eleanore Rivet
H. Hapgood Fay
John C. Leggett
Mollie A. Munn
Katheerine J. O'Donnell
Clarence T. Killpartrick
Clarence A. Bowers
Florence B. Shaw
Rachel Flint
Maude W. Conant
Giand
Richmond K. Fletcher
Allan C. Haskell
Ralph B. Sanders
Marelle M. Russell
Alice H. Bradt
Alice O. Stickney
Bertha M. Smith
Herbert W. Hy Horne
Alice F. Brooks
Francis Mitchell
Charles R. Crossett
Waltes K. Means
John Leggett
Vn L. Young
Harry W. Coburn, Jr
Dartmouth College
Newton
Dartmouth
Williams
Harvard
Lowell
Harry
Irish
The
Athletic Association
Lee Campbell
Henry Hoole
Allie’ Cudworth
Harold Jewett
Richmond Fletcher
YMCAs of Massachusetts Rhode Island Opens 14th Conference
The 14th annual Y M C A conference for Massachusetts and Rhode Island opens in Brockton with about 200 delegates. Mrs. O L Bartlett presides. Morning talks include District Ark for the Year by Mrs. George H Fowler and An Hour with the Word by Mrs. C M Lamson. Officers elected include President Mrs G A Brown and secretary Mrs F P Day with a supper planned by the Brockton auxiliary.
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New Bedford
R. M. Armstrong
Prockton
G. A. Brown
Everett
L. C. Blanding
Atleboro
G. H. Day
Watertown
L. N. Smiley
Haverhill
James A. Brill
Springfield
C. P. Faunce
Salem
F. P. Day
Providence
E. Burns
Taunton
F. W. Towle
Charlestown
Tila F. Payne
Woonsocket
F. A. Hildreth
Newton
G. H. Breed
Lynn
Homer Bicknell
Dalton
M. J. Robinson
Middleboro
D. W. Field
H. B. Masters
This City
Edith Mann
Mabel Breed
Clinton
Jessie MacDonald
Winchester
E. Louise Marshall
Reading
Montreal man arrested over Rubifoam tooth wash case
Thomas Heslop of Montreal Street was arrested by Sergt Connors after being found with a full case of Rubifoam toothpaste wash totaling 12 dozen bottles. The case, reportedly stolen from the E. W. Hoyt Co freight house, was linked to Heslop who offered to hire a man to take it home. Heslop claimed heavy drinking and unknown possession. His case is to be presented before Judge Hadley tomorrow morning.
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Thomas Heslop
Montreal Street
Sergt. Connors
E. W. Hoyt Co
Heslop
Police Court Civil List of Cases Week Ending Oct 22
The police court lists civil cases to be tried for the week ending Wednesday Oct 22. Readings include Hogans Kelley versus Huard Guillet on Wednesday the 15th and Haskell Fernald versus Pinkham J S Murphy on Thursday the 16th, with Burke Corbett Ralls versus Ralls admx Pratt Carmichael and Morrison Wolff versus Boulester Hogans on other days.
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Hogans
Kelley
Huard
Guillet
Haskell—Fernald
Pinkham
J. S. Murphy
Burke & Corbett
Ralls
Ralls Admx
Pratt
Miss M Florence Perham Studies At Cambridge
Chelmsford notes say Miss M Florence Perham began a course at Dr Sargent's school of physical culture in Cambridge. An Unitarian fair feature will be an Old Folks concert next month. Odd Fellows hall entertainment drew about 200. a vocalist and pianist missed the appearance. Dances ran from 10 to 12. Guild supper at All Saints Saturday. Sunday services include Holy Communion at 10, service and sermon at 10:45, and Sunday school at noon.
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M. Florence Perham
Dr. Sargent
School of Physical Culture
Cambridge
Odd Telows' Hall
All Sants
Molineux Second Trial Faces Objection to Jury Panel
New York October 15 trial of Roland B. Molineux for the murder of Mrs. Katherine Adams opened in the criminal branch of the supreme court with defense protest that the special jury panel is unconstitutional. Justice Lambert overruled the objection. Jurors named include John Haute candy factory superintendent fifth juror and Frank Gould music publisher among early acceptances.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
Supreme Court
Johns. Lambert
Fredonia
Molineux
Justice Lambert
BE. L. Molineux
Weeks
Lambert
John Haute
Charles M. O'Connor
Edward L. Young
Talesman
Battle near La Victoria rages as Castro fights on
The Curacao battle near La Victoria between President Castro's army and revolutionists extended from Monday to Wednesday. Castro retreated to La Victoria Tuesday afternoon, then reinforced by 6000 troops faced 7000 revolutionaries. Heavy artillery marked the fight. by Wednesday afternoon the revolutionists seemed to gain a slight edge though La Victoria lay crowded with wounded and short on provisions.
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Willemstad
Curacoa
la Victoria
Castro
Venezuela
Methodist church selects quadrennial site candidates
Saratoga Springs, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Easton were inspected by the general conference commission of the Methodist Episcopal Church of America as candidates for the 1904 quadrennial session. The commission will choose a location in May from the visited sites.
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Saratoga
N. Y
General Conference Commission
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of America
Saratoga Springs
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Eastoi
Parliament Reopens in London Without Formalities
London and October 16 Parliament reopens without usual ceremonies and adjournments, the Speaker seats by 2 p.m. and business begins immediately. The session is expected to run until nearly Christmas.
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London
Pension changes from the Sept 26 issue announced
Washington news notes pension adjustments affecting original claimants and widows. Benjamin T. Savery of Lynn receives a $6 increase, Ephraim M. Thayer of Weymouth gets $8, Nathan B. Fletcher of Lynn gets $8, and Sarah W. West of New Bedford receives $8 in updates stemming from the Sept 26 issue.
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Washington
Benjamin T. Savery
Lynn
Ephraim M. Thayer
Weymouth
Nathan B. Fletcher
Sarah W. West
New Bedford
Cholera Epidemic Spreads in Palestine City Gaza
Jerusalem reports a rapid cholera outbreak across Palestine with Gaza bearing the brunt. Gaza city, about 48 miles away, records 30 to 40 deaths daily as the disease spreads.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Gaza
Here
Hamilton Road Race Results at Herald Event
The Herald road race in Hamilton Ontario covered 20 miles. Metler of Yonkers New York finished first, L E Barr of Hamilton came in second, and Anderson of Hamilton took third.
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Hamilton
Ont
Herald
Metler
Yonkers
N. Y
L. E. Barr
Anderson
Evening classes announced for English millinery dressmaking
Y. W. C. A. notes list an English literature class meeting at 7 3 percent this evening, a millinery class at 7 30, and a dress making class starting October 21.
Yee Lee the Duck Incubator King of Honolulu
In Honolulu Yee Lee, 37 years in Hawaii, built a vast duck hatchery empire. He hatches and sells ducklings from a tiny Pauahi Street store, managing 40,000 plus eggs and 50,000 anticipated capacity, with meticulous egg sorting, barrel turning, and multi room incubation. He claims 3,500,000 ducks through his career, and supplies both farmers and restaurants with duck eggs and ducklings daily.
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Honolulu
Yee Lee
Hilo
Big Island
Pauahi Street
Pauah Street
Hawaii
Harris
Pacific Commercial Advertiser
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