Bryan visit fails to spook Wall Street amid cautious trading
The market opens broad with strength after cautious brokers warn on stocks before Bryan's eastern trip. Sugar, People's Gas, and Metropolitan show varied moves while mining shares like Boston and Montana improve. Osceola and Isle Royale rise, with Steel stocks lagging. A cautious tone prevails as traders expect some declines and await further signals on gas and coal sectors. Bryan's visit sparks talk of political risk, but business interests oppose a major shift, and traders foresee further hesitations and profits taken by professional operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s
Metropolitan
Manhattan
Reading Preferred
Boston
Montana
Osceola
Tamarack
Isle Royale
Rolston & Bass
Wall Street
Gates
Field
Weil
Bryan
New York
United States
Joseph
St. Paul
Aswo
Municipal Gas Co
Ogden Co
Sugar Ref. Co
Atchison
B&o
Trooxlyn
Canada South - By
C.C. C
At. L
Ile
Chesa. & O
Tobone
C. BL &Q
C. & G. Westoutt
BP. & Iron Ors
Dl.& W
Stee Bay
L.& N Ia
Idbe
Pacific
Bay Baty Hm
Ibily
Railroad
People’s Gas
Phila
Reading
Texas & Pac
Union Pacific
Billy Bid
Union Pac
Fitchburg
Arcadian
Baltic
Boston and
Mont
Butte & Boston
Cochit
St Franklin
Isle Royal
Mont. Coal & Co
Old Dominion
Quincy
Utah
Wolverine
Erie Tel
Cuban Mango Leaf Health Aid Claims Quick Results
An old style sales pitch touts Cuban Mango-Leaf product as affordable at a dollar and easy to obtain through druggists. It asserts benefits for kidney disease liver issues digestion malaria and la grippe while encouraging readers to try it like many others have done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Market notes and Lenoxdale mob incident recap
J S Bach Co notes gold imports lifting markets while oil stocks rise. Standard Oil shares surge to 583 with hefty potential dividend. In Lenoxdale, Edward Wagner, linked to Mrs Hathaway, flees after a tar and feather attempt amid a mob raid on the Hathaway house. Mrs Hathaway hides, Wagner seeks work elsewhere, and local officials prepare inquiries into the spectacle.
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Pittsfield
Edward Wagner
Lenoxdale
Joseph Hathaway
Hathaway House
Hathaway Place
Hathaway
Pownal
Wagner
Mrs Kimball Wins As Heir In Probate Case
Mrs Jennie M. Kimball wins a probate case in Suffolk court over Oliver Foster estate. Judge McKim dismisses petition to remove her as administratrix after a two hour hearing. The decision upholds her claim as lawful heir amid testimony on a possible marriage record and family history. Oliver Foster, born in Ashby, died 1898 with no will leaving an estate around 260000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie M. Kimball
Oliver 8. Foster
Nellie J. Foster
Hemenway
Kimball
Oliver
Nellie Foster
Swasey
Oliver Foster
McKim
Somerville
Nellie Brown
Maine
Nellie
Russell House
Arlington
Revere
Alfred A. Hemenway
W. Fred Kimball
Provision for estate administration after injunction dissolve
The text notes that the matter may proceed before a jury or a single justice. Mrs. Kimball remains at liberty to act as administratrix of the estate, due to the dissolution of an injunction that previously restrained her from doing so and kept the property in the status quo.
Strikers Attack Hungarian Workers at Wachusett Dam Site
In Clinton on Oct 17 striking McArthur Brothers workers attacked 45 Hungarian laborers imported to replace them. A clash left several injured and halted work as 200 strikers confronted the Hungarians with sticks and stones. Police protected the workers as contractors planned to resume, though clashes and intimidation were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Wachusett Reservoir
McArthur Brothers
Winston & Locker
Wachusett Dam
Passaic River Inn Kearney wreck claim three dead
A Passaic river hotel Inn Kearney across from Newark was wrecked leaving three men dead in the ruins. Six more were carried away by ambulances with two expected to die.
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Passaic
Inn Kearney
Newark
Funeral of Mrs Harman Richar dson Held in Baptist Church
Middlesex County reports the funeral of Mrs Harman Rich ards on Tuesday with 1 pm prayers and 2 pm services at the Baptist church led by Rev. Cc H Ellis. Bearers were Geo F Locke Wilson W Kimball Edwin E Dutton John T McCoy. Burial in Edson cemetery Lowell. Walter Perham in charge. Boys' Lend-a-Hand club to host supper and entertainment at Unitarian vestry tonight at 6:30 featuring stereo-opticon views.
Will of Mary 8 Shedd Leaves Funds to Chelmsford Church
In Middlesex probate court the will of the late Mary 8 Shedd of Chelmsford is filed. It devotes 200 dollars to the West Chelmsford Methodist Episcopal church. The bulk of the estate goes to the church Women’s Foreign Missionary Society in trust to educate a native child in India who must bear the name Mary Byam Shedd. Surplus goes to the Home Missionary Society of the church.
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Mary
Capt. Shields and party rescued from Marinduque ambush
Manila reports detail the capture of Capt. Dev ereaux Shields and his men by insurgents on Marinduque. After four weeks of captivity and hard marching, they were delivered to Gen. Luther R. Hare at Buena Vista. A force of 1300 troops occupied towns on the island and urged surrender by Oct 21 or face punitive action.
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Manila
Devereaux Shields
Marinduque
Luther R. Hare
Denon
Shields
Hare
Buena Vista
Torrijos
88Th Volunteer Infantry
George Sanderson
1St Infantry
Greek naval officers visit Boston and court cases update
Greek naval officers led by Michael Satros will visit Boston Thursday with noon arrival, tours of a carpet mill, lunch at Vesper Country Club, and a stop at Mrs Francis's home before departing at 9.36pm. In superior court, Sheehan vs Lowell Bleachery et al. and Bowen vs Merrimack Manufacturing conclude verdicts for defendants. Frazer vs Nelson proceedings continue with motion hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Satros
Gree
Boston Harbor
Vesper Country Club
Francis
Boston
Sheehan
Lowell Bleachery Et Als
George F. Bowen
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Lowell Bleachery
Lowell Gaslight Co
Fra
Grand jury weighs Eastman Grogan and Lowell cases
The grand jury continues work on several important cases with the Eastman Grogan examination finished. The Lowell assessing case is slated for this afternoon and a Saturday report is possible though not certain.
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Eastman-Grogan
Lowell
New St Marks Pastor Assumes Charge on Mason Street
Rev A A V Binningston becomes pastor at St Marks Episcopal Church on Mason Street and outlines intentions to govern upcoming matters with parish cooperation after seven years in Lowell. He preached at morning service and spoke again at evening service.
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A. A. V. Binningston
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Mason Street
Lowell
Fall River Globe
Hurricane topples century elm in New Haven landmark
A hurricane in New Haven last evening felled a 100 year old elm at Church and Chapel streets, destroying a carriage and killing a horse. The tree crashed into the Exchange building, breaking 20 feet of wall and stopping trolley and electric lines for hours. No serious injuries reported.
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New Haven
Church
Chapel Streets
Exchange Building
Kirk Street church Men’s League selects officers
The Kirk Street church Men’s League met Tuesday evening and heard reports from M. F. Wood. A special committee proposed officers. H. W. Smith was named president, Frank W. Hall vice president, James E. Gibson secretary, and W. E. Everett treasurer, all elected unanimously. A. N. Armistead gave a lecture titled Twenty Years Among the Coal Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League
Kirk Street
M. F. Wood
H. W. Smith
Frank W. Hall
James E. Gibson
W. E. Everett
A. N. Armistead
Death of Etta Gilroy Leaves New York Rialto Grieving
The New York Rialto mourns the death of actress Etta Gilroy at a New York hospital from appendicitis. Aged 22, she had appeared on stage since childhood and was popular in the profession. She fell ill while touring with her brother John Gilroy. Mamie Gilroy is her sister, and their home is 130 East 115th Street. She previously performed with Hoyt's companies and May Irwin.
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New York
Rialto
Etta Gilroy
Woman's Hospital
Miss Gilroy
John Gilroy
Mamie Gilroy
East 115Th Street
Three Men Die In Tuesday Storm In New Jersey
Widespread damage from a storm that hit New York and vicinity at 4 pm. Three men were killed and six injured when a building collapsed in Kearney New Jersey across the Passaic river from Newark. Seven children were hurt by a blown fence in West Sixty Sixth Street and an old woman and a baby were buried under a wrecked fence in Grand Street Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kearney
N. J
Passaic River
Newark
West Sixty-sixth Street
Grand Street
Williamsburg
Raritan Bay
Poor turnout scopes Good Government club meeting
Good Government club in Huntington hall failed to meet after only about six members replied to 75 postal invitations. A milk wagon horse bolted in South Walker street, causing a spill of bottles and cans in Liberty street. Olive B. Gardner of Calais visits Nashuatona sister Mrs. Dodge. Hay wagon accident leaves boy Richard Vigeault in critical condition at St John’s hospital. Dr Thomas’s Electric Oil advertised as quick relief for farm injuries.
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Good Government Club
Citizens’ Committee
Huntington Hall
A. G. Boynton
South Walker Street
Liberty Street
Hastings
South Walker Streets
Olive B. Gardner
Calais
W. E. Dodge
Nashuatona
Richard Vigeault
Bridge Street
St. John’s Hospital
November Butterick Patterns In Stock At Local Store
The store announces the arrival of November Butterick patterns with eighty styles in color and black for winter fashion. A selection includes Halloween material of interest and promotions to visit the paper pattern department for the sale.
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Stock Market
Mr. Bryan
Peoples Gas
Carnegie Co
Ches. & Ohio
J. Overton Paine
Jas
Hildreth
Mauss
J. S. Bache & Co
Ts- A Standard Oil
Joseph B. Farnsworth
North Texas
Erie Telephone System
Texas
Dallas
Hright
Leare T Oy
White Caps
Mrs. Kimball
Oliver S. Foster
The
Supreme Court
Middlesex County
Chelmsford
West Chelmsford
Maynard, J
Grand Jury
MR. Binnington
Gale
Kirk Street Men’s League
Pollard & CO
Merritmismck Street
A. G Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
O’donnell & Gilbride CO
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