Broad and Healthy Stock Market With Election-Bump
The stock market today showed breadth and strength ahead of the election. Coppers, Quincy, and Tama Tack led gains while American Woolen common stayed strong at 18½, and Leather common began to revive. Analysts note sustained absorption and cautious optimism despite looming election risk, with premiums on low priced stocks and expectations of further rises in Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Quincy
Rolston & Bass
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
London
B. Q
Union Pacific
Jury Praised as Civil Court Closes September Session
Superior Civil Court ends its September term with praise for the six week jury duty. In Panagakis v Bugbee et al a verdict for the defendant police officer was returned on grounds of improper arrest, with damages unresolved. Frazee Nelson favored plaintiff in a real estate timing dispute in Fitchburg. Other cases noted included Anglain v City of Lowell to be heard in Boston and Isabel Keyes v D W Horne Son with damages contested.
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Panagakis
Frazee-Nelson
Fitchburg
Panayakis
Leighton
Bugpee
Kellar
Harvard Divinity Dean Everett Dies at 71 in Cambridge
Charles Carroll Everett a Harvard Divinity School dean and long time Unitarian minister died at his Cambridge home aged 71. Born in Brunswick Maine in 1829 he held Bowdoin and Harvard degrees and served as professor and dean guiding Unitarian ministry. He leaves a daughter and authored several works. Also Salem contractor Nicholas J. Dean died aged 63 or 70s. born in Salem he built water mains in several towns and supervised major pipe lays. He leaves a mother and two brothers.
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Charles Carroll Everett
Divinity School
Harvard University
Garden Street
Cambridge
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
University of Berlin
Bowdoin
Harvard Divinity School
Independent Congregational Unitarian Church
Bangor
Everett
Fichte
Divinity
Nicholas J. Dean
Salem
Beverly
George H. Norman
Medford
Woburn
Gloucester
Abington
Rockland
Skowhegan
Presque Isle
Dean
Marblehead
Longham
James F. Dean
Patrick J. Dean
To Let Store and Tenements Near Northern Station
Classified notice offering store space near the Northern station with low rent and several Belvidere Centralville and Highlands tenements. Three to five rooms, monthly rates from 6.50 to 8.00, applications to T. H. Elliott at 64 Central Street.
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Northern Station
Northern Depot
Belvidere
Centralville
Highlands
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Cuban Mango-Leaf Specific Will Do It
An advertised remedy claims to help with kidney disease liver troubles indigestion malaria and flu like La Grippe. It promotes a one dollar price and urges readers to ask their druggist or send payment to obtain the product promptly. It emphasizes widespread usage and natural aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Meeting with Bryan on Imperialism and a Chinese missionary
On the homeward trip Rev Mr Ewing and his father William Jennings Bryan joined in Cleveland. Bryan faulted McKinley over China while linking Philippine actions to the issue. A Detroit mayor and Rev Warfield joined the mission group, with a note on Bryan’s conservative views and a cooperative membership election.
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United States
McKinley
China
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Manila
Socialistic Jones
Detroit
Ewing
Bryan
McXinley
Pekin
Franke A. Warfield
Armenian Embroidery Sale at Kirk Street Church Social
A Kirk Street Church social led by ward 6 ladies featured Armenian embroidery and wares. Proceeds aid widows and children of Armenian massacre victims, with a large turnout, small admission, and a notable Alpha quartet performance by local youths.
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Kirk Street
Armenia
James S. Hovey
Brown
Annie Jolly
William H. Myers
A. M. Parker
Harvey Green
Edith Richardson
Ramah Robinson
Alpha Quartette
Harry W. Knowlton
Oscar N. Walsh
Herbert Webster, Jr
Walter M. P. Farr
First Baptist Choir Entertained by Mr and Mrs Walter Adams
Mr and Mrs Walter Adams hosted a reception at 110 South Walker Street for the First Baptist choir and friends. A large gathering enjoyed ice cream and cake, with Miss Jena M Reid reading an original poem amid social festivities.
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Walter Adams
South Walker Street
First Baptist
Jena M. Reid
New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Winter Schedule Changes
On Sunday October 21 1900 at 1201 a m the winter schedules of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad take effect. Major changes in train service are announced and the public is advised to consult the large timetable posters and folders available at ticket offices.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Water Tower Moves to New Fire House on Middle Street
The Middle Street engine house adjoining the Central fire station is ready for occupancy. The water tower was removed from the High Street dwelling where it has stood for years and installed in its new quarters to aid downtown fire response. CHURCH SOCIAL A St Paul M E vestry social, led by the Young People's Society, featured piano solos, readings, vocal selections, a phonograph, and a committee of local members coordinated arrangements.
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Charles Fletcher
Providence
The
American Woolen Co
Frederick Ayer
Lowell
Fletcher
Walnut
Daniel P. Sullivan
John J. Fahey
Peter H. Monahan
Frank H. McHugh
Daniel M. Lynch
High Street
Middle Street
High Street House
St. Paul’s
M. EK
Young People’s Society
Miss Thorne
Bertha Chase
Miss Brady
Bertha Cleworth
Archie Campbell
Bessie Noyes
Maude Mish
Blanche Martin
Ada Howes
Florence Daniels
Ethel Magruther
Bertha Harriman
George Hammond
Wilfred Popplewell
Charles Martin
Walter Cleworth
Nineteen Hundred Club Meets in Bowers Street Home
The Nineteen Hundred club organized last week with Mrs. Charles Laflamme as president met Wednesday night at Mrs. Jeremie Choquette's home on Bowers street. Whist rewarded prizes for ladies and gentlemen.
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Nineteen Hundred Club
Charles Laflamme
Jeremie Choquette
Bowers Street
David A. Parthenais
Alderic Poissant
P. W. Farrell
Charles Lafl
Savage Arrested on Drunkenness Charge by Officer Walsh
Jean Savage was arrested this morning by Officer Jocko Walsh on a drunkenness charge. A possible assault and battery charge may follow Savage, allegedly involving a Greek man on Market street. A crowd of over 50 colony members gathered, some saying the assault was unprovoked.
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Jean” Savage
Jocko" Walsh
Savage
Wayland’s Chester J Williams Emerges Leader In 5th Middlesex
Chester J Williams, a Wayland resident born in Easton 30 years ago, won the record-breaking Republican convention in the 5th Middlesex senatorial district with 169 ballots. He moved to Cochituate in 1889 to start a box factory, later partnered in the Cochituate Oil company, and has since led Republican activities, served on the town committee, state committee, school board, and militia, earning strong local support.
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Chester J. Willams
Middlesex
Easton
Cochituate Box Toe Company
L. C. May
Cochituate Oil Company
May
Williams
Republican Town Committee
Middlesex Club
Massachusetts Republican Club
Tahawambou Lodge of Odd Fellows
Meridian Lode
A. F
A. M
Parker Royal Arch
Natick Commandery
K. T
Co. I. Heavy Artillery
Wayland
Concord Junction Nuptials Tie Mannion to Miss Sheehan
Thomas J. Mannion of Littleton wed Miss Katherine F. Sheehan of Concord Junction at St. Bernard's church. Fr. Edward J. Moriarty officiated as guests, with Ella M. Sheehan as maid of honor and John Mannion as best man. Family relatives attended a brief reception, then the couple departed for a wedding tour and will reside in Littleton.
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Thomas J. Mannion
Littleton
Katherine F
Jeremiah Sheehan
Concord Junction
St. Bernard's Church
Edward J. Moriarty
Ella M. Sheehan
John Mannion
Jeremiah B. Sheehan
South Boston
Dennis A. Sheehan
David G. Sheehan
Edward W. Sheehan
Mrs Ella Keith to Speak and Demonstrate at Union Church
Westford notices Mrs Ella M Keith city and county superintendent of work among railroad employes of the W C T U will give a free chafing dish food preparation exhibition Saturday at 2:00 p m in the Union Congregational church vestry She will conduct the morning service Sunday October 21 and speak Sunday evening on Opportunities and How to Improve Them A collection for her work will follow The lecture trip to England Scotland Switzerland and Germany will be shown Monday October 22 in the same church Attending the food lecture are asked to bring a fork and spoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella M. Keith
Department of Work
Union Congregational Church
Keith
Fire destroys two vacant houses in Sherbornville
An incendiary fire early Thursday October 18 destroyed two unoccupied dwellings in Sherbornville causing a total loss of 3800. One house, owned by Patrick Conlon, valued at 2000 with 1500 insurance, and the other, 3180, owned by the estate of George A. Trowbridge, insured for 31200. The fires are believed to be incendiary.
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Sherbornville
Patrick Conlon
George A. Trowbridge
Peerless actress clashes over billing in London tour
In a heated exchange the celebrated London music hall star challenges why she is billed as the peerless actress. Her American manager asks what the fuss is, noting she had many peers chasing after her in London as other performers.
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London
Philadelphia Press
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Groen
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State of Washington
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Kenneth J. MacKenzie
Treasury
Washington
Erie
Sears
New York
Am. Sugar Ref. Co
Baba
An Tieei
Atchison
Atihhison
Lobace
Li KO
Brooklyn R
Canada South
Oh Ily C.c0. C. & Stl
N. Jy
Chesa. &O
C. & E. Ills
C. & G. West’n
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Col. F. & Iron
Federa, Steel
Eral Steel P
Elevtric
M.K
Pacific
Railro
People’s Gas
Phila
Reading
Pullman
Neadin
Ena.c
Texas & Rac
Union Pac
L.s
U.S
Wabash Td
Ballroads
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Buchburg Pfd
Mining Amalgamated
Boeeton
Mont Oot Butte
Boston
Calumet
Tiny River Ise Royal Sale
Superior Civil Court
Teaspot
Detroit Free Press
Hildreth
Lewell, Massa
American Board
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
St. Louis
H. Ewing
SheAsi
Song
Mr. Ewing
Boxer
Russia
Germany
France
England
Conger
First Baptist Choir
York
NEW Haven Ford Railroad
Hart Eastern District
Reet & Co., “Steer
Church Soctal
Westford
Sherborn
Tea and Goffee Department
Letters of
Rawroad Rational Bank
Merrimack Street
Clesa
Stern
Weed Street
F. L. Murdocks
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