Stock Market Opens Irregular In New York Trade
New York October 21 The stock market opened irregular with Amalgamated Copper at 66 percent and Sugar at 124 while major rails like New York Central 157 and Southern Pacific 725 showed varied early moves. By 10 10 a m activity was lively but lacked a clear trend and the market turned dull after initial minutes with some groups moving opposite directions. At 11 a m a brief firmness followed a Sugar uptick but overall trading failed to sustain momentum and prices slipped back to near the opening level. Lackawanna slid 8 16 percent and Smelting preferred fell one point amid small gains in others.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Erie First
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Wabash
Lackawanna
Metropolitan Street
Futures Open Steady In Early Trade Across Contracts
New York on October 21 reports futures opening steady with bids for October 8.38, November 8.38, December 8.48, January 8.60, February 8.40, March 8.41, and April 8.42.
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New York
Obituary of Daniel D Caverly of Strafford N H ends life
Daniel D Caverly aged 76 died in Strafford New Hampshire October 16 a longtime city resident He served four years in the Civil War in the Richardson Light Infantry and the 7th Mass Battery Funeral Sunday with burial in the family lot He leaves a daughter Mrs George E Foss of Strafford a sister Mrs S E Frye of Washington DC and a brother J H Caverly of this city Also noted is the death of Mary Martin formerly of this city who died October 18 in New York City aged 60 Her body was sent home for burial in this city She leaves a brother Peter of Lowell.
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Daniel D. Caverly
Strafford
N. H
Caverly
Richardson Light Infantry
7Th Mass
George E. Foss
S. E. Frye
Washington, D. C
J. H. Caverly
Mary Martin
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
H. Molloy
Peter
Lowell
Obituary notices from multiple local funerals
Funeral services were held yesterday for Joseph Kelley at his parents home on Lakeview Avenue with burial at St. Patrick's cemetery. Mrs John Eagan's service began at her mother's home and included a mass at St Peter's Church, with bearers listed and committal prayers at the grave. Other services noted include Mrs Mary O'Connell and David L Hill with mass and burial at St. Patrick's cemetery or Sacred Heart church, Lowell, and a Temple quartet hymn at Edson cemetery.
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Joseph Kelley
Patrick
Catherine
Lakeview Avenue
St. Patrick's Cemetery
C. H. Molloy
John Eagan
Elizabeth McKay
Cady Street
St. Peter's Church
Fr. Heffernan
Michael Mack
Thomas McNamara
John Flood
John Dillon
Thomas McKenna
James Richards
J. F. O'Donnell
Theresa Eagan
Thompson Hardware Company
Mary F. Tighe
Mrs. Gaynor
Katie Craig
Mary McDermott
The
Mary O'Connell
Tewksbury
Sacred Heart Church
Lowell
Flynn
Matthew Cosgrove
James Manley
John Keating
Patrick Leary
Fr. Reynolds
O'Donnell
J. W. Seddon
Leary
Kelley Familly
Andover
Ballardvale
David L. Hill
Suffolk Street
Temple Quartette
George F. Kenngett
Nathaniel Bishop
David Libby
A. Foster
Walter Kirkeby
Pentucket Lodge
Edson
Funeral notices of several local residents recounted
Undertakers Molloy, Rogers and McDermott handled multiple funerals. Isabella McDonald, James Dunn, Mary Harrington, Hattie McKeon, Catherine Soule, and Mary J. Leonard were remembered with church services and burial at Edson cemetery or local sites. The McDonald ceremony included a mass at Immaculate Conception and a large family wreath. Burial plans for McDonald’s body stated to proceed to Williamstown, Canada.
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William Dunn
Whippie Street
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Rogers
Mary Harrington
St. John's Hospital
Immaculate Conception Church
Fr. McGrath
Thomas
Joseph Cain
Patrick McMahon
Peter Watson
Undertake McDermott
Hattie McKeon
Molloy
Edson
Catherine Soule
Worthen Street
J. M. Allen
Mary J. Leonard
Wentworth Block
Edson Cemetery
C. H. Molloy
Obituary notices from local families dated Oct 18 20
obituary notices list deaths in this city and surrounding area. Margaret Drady aged 1 year 5 months Pearl E Raymond aged 10 months 2 days Kate McLane aged 47 years Mary J Leonard aged 62 Alonzo J Meserve aged 69 years 3 months Lucretia C Meserve aged 95 years 6 months funeral set for 2 pm at 488 Suffolk street Mullin Mary Mullin aged 60 formerly of this city died in New York City on Oct 18
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Mary J. Leonard
Blake
W. J
Third Street
Alonzo J
Meserve
Lucretia C. Meserve
Suffolk Street
Mullin
New York City
Mary Mullin
Hyde and McGrade Wed in St Patrick’s Ceremony
Daniel Hyde and Nellie A. McGrade, both well known in this city, were united in marriage at St Patrick’s church chapel at 10 30 this forenoon. The bride wore steel colored dress with lace trim and Emma Wood, bridemaid, wore light brown. John Hyde, brother of the groom, was best man. Rev James Doran performed the ceremony. Reception followed at 436 Worthen street, the bride’s home, for immediate friends and relatives. The couple will reside at 436 Worthen street after a brief wedding tour.
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Daniel Hyde
Nellie A. McGrade
Sparks
James Doran
Worthen Street
Clergy United Biron and Rivet in Parish Marriage
At St. Jean Baptiste church parochial residence on Monday Rev. Fr. Marion united Ludovic Biron and Miss Zelinda Rivet in marriage. Witnesses were Ludovic Cabanas and Trifle Viron.
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St. Jean Baptiste Church
Marion
O. M. TI
Ludovic Biron
Zelinda Rivet
Ludovic Cabanas
Trifle Viron
Hamel and Michelin Wed at St Jean Baptiste Church
Wilfrid Hamel and Miss Regina Michelin were married at the parochial residence of St. Jean Baptiste church by Rev. Fr. Mangin O. M. J. Elzear Hamel and Jacques Michelin served as witnesses, according to church records.
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Wilfrid Hamel
Regina Michelin
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Fr. Mangin
O. M. J. Elzear Hamel
Jacques Michelin
Clergy Witnesses Record Fr Lamothe Wedding
Reverend Fr. Lamothe married Baptiste church Monday afternoon to Louis St John and Miss Eugenie Des Rosiers. The witnesses were Éiste Patenaude and Arthur St. John.
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Fr. Lamothe
C. M
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Louis St. John
Eugenie Desrosiers
Éiste Patenaude
Arthur St. John
Marriage at St. Jean Baptiste Church in Cyrille Groleau and Lydia Page
Monday evening at the parochial residence of St. Jean Baptiste church Cyrille Groleau and Miss Lydia Page were united in marriage by Rev Fr Campeau O M I. The witnesses were Cyrille Groleau Sr and Israel Lartviere.
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St. Jean Baptiste Church
Cyrille Groleau
Lydia Page
Fr. Campeau
Israel Lartviere
Marriage at Baptiste Church Unites Michel Aucoin and Alice Deneault
This morning at Baptiste church Rev Fr Lamothe united Michel Aucoin and Miss Alice Deneault in marriage. Witnesses were Albert Aucoin, brother of the groom, and Francois P Deneault.
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St. Jean Baptiste Church
Lamothe
O. M
Michel Aucoin
Alice Deneault
Albert Aucoin
Francois P. Deneault
Box Makers Return to Work in Chicago Plants
Seven hundred folding box makers, men and women, returned to work today in three of the largest Chicago plants after weeks on strike. A piecework scale was agreed upon, the union officers say favorable.
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Chicago
Miners Convention Delays Vote On Settlement Plan
In Wilkesbarre Pa the 145000 striking miners convened and did not vote on Roosevelt arbitration plan, awaiting further assurances on reinstatement for engineers firemen and pumpmen. Delegates and press were admitted, Mitchell addressed the body, and debate continued into evening over returning workers to prior positions and submitting a tribunal decision.
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Wilkesbarre
Roosevelt
Mitchell
T. B. Nichols
Scranton
W. B. Wilson
Mitchll
Arbitration Commission
Panther Creek
Felows
Union Leaders Push for Return to Work After Strike
Speakers defend reinstatement for all who joined the walkout while warning some may not regain prior jobs. They pledge protection for both union and non union workers and favor arbitration with a commission including organized labor. Delegates adjourned to resume debate with a resolutions committee ready to present tomorrow.
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United Mine Workers of
Amé
Rita
Amin
United States
Woetk
Mitchell
Organized Labor
Adventure With Robbers In Lynn Factory
In Lynn at 12 30 a.m. Frank Haddock of the Eastern Kid company and Police Officer Murray confronted two burglars trying a rear window. The men entered a drug room window, Haddock fired, Murray fired, and the robbers leaped through a window and escaped unharmed.
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Lynn
Frank Haddock
Eastern Kid Company
Murray
Haddock
Sympathetic Strike Ties Docks to Coal Miner Dispute
The National Federation of Dock Laborers orders a general stop at Paris docks in sympathy with striking coal miners. While miners mostly stay orderly, unrest grows with dynamite threats and vandalism in nonstriker homes. Soldiers guard the northern coal village areas to curb disorder.
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Paris
National Federation of Dock Laborers
Combes
Leather workers strike continues at Renton factory
Lynn, Oct. 20. The leather workers walkout at the John B. Renton company persists as more men quit in sympathy, bringing total to about 100. Richard P. Barry of Lynn, member of the state board of arbitration, is expected to push a settlement promptly.
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Lynn
John B. Renton Company
Richard P. Barry
State Board of Aronitration
Accidental rifle shot kills man in Vermont forest near Mt Kilburn
Bellows Falls Vermont October 20 One man Fred McKalune of West Plattsburg New York is dead and E O Young is wounded from a rifle shot fired by an unknown hunter near the base of Mt Kilburn. The incident occurred while the pair were descending the mountain. Authorities believe the hunter did not realize people were in range.
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Bellows Falls
North Walpole
Mt. Kilburn
Fred McKalune
West Plattsburg
N. Y
E. O. Young
MecKalune
MeKatune
Young
Bee
MecKatune
McKalmne
Twentieth Century Flyer Wreck Near Columbus
A Big Four Twentieth Century flyer derailed after striking an open switch fourteen miles north of Columbus. Engineer Ryder is reported killed with severe injuries to the fireman and baggage master. later reports say his leg is broken and head cut. Conductor Jerry Lahiff, baggage master Jerry Hayes, and Mrs Mary Myers sustained minor injuries. all cars left the track except the rear two.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ryder
Delaware
Cleveland
Jerry Lahiff
Jerry Hayes
Mary Myers
Wellington
Humane Society Monthly Report Shows Widespread Abuse
Agent Richardson reports 55 children involved with neglect abuse and 191 animals subjected to cruelty or poor care. The figures include 26 neglected children, 1 beaten by parents, 4 committed to state care, 5 warned, and 65 dogs and cats killed or ruined. Animal cases include horses hurt, underfed, or abused and fowls crowded in crates.
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Richardson
The
Humane = society
State Board
St. Mary's Infant Asylum
O Mahoney Heads East for Philippine Mission
Rev Daniel O Mahoney O S A pastor of St Augustine s church leaves Andover for Philadelphia for a conference with Superior General Rodriguez after which he sails to London with Fr McErlaine of Lawrence. They will visit Ireland and Rome before proceeding to Manila for headquarters.
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Andover
Daniel O'Mahoney
St. Augustine’s Church
Philippine Islands
Philadelphia
Rodriguez
Philippines
O'Mahoney
Fr. McErlaine
Lawrence
London
Ireland
Rome
Pope
Manila
Lightning Fire Destroys Two Vermont Barns
A fierce electric storm last night struck Barton Vermont causing two barns to burn. W. W. Foster’s new large barn at Barton Landing burned with produce a horse and four hogs lost. John Arthur’s Gover barn also burned with a cow and produce lost. Both farms suffered heavy losses with only light insurance.
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Barton
W. W. Foster
Barton Landing
John Arthur
Gover
UK to Sell Canada Goods Chain Stores Planned
London reports a prospective trading corporation forming to open stores across the United Kingdom selling exclusively Canadian products, mainly foods, at prices below middleman margins. Backing includes The Earl of Aberdeen and W R Nursey, with capital planned at 2 750 000 dollars raised from Dominion producers and manufacturers.
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London
United Kingdom
Earl of Aberdeen
Canada
W.R. Nursey
Manitoba
Dominion
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New York Market
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Pine St
New York Stock Exchange
Philip R. Hovey
Investment Securities
State Street
Boston
Fisk& Robinson
E Street
Hyde—Mcgrade
HAMEL
Michelin
ST. John—Desrosiers
Groleau
Aucoin—Deneault
Uns
Abraham Lincoln
Seaboard States
Dodgers
Ball and Dane
Cali
Les
Courier- Citizen
Middle Street
Renton
North Walpole, Vt
BIG Four Railroad
Humane Society
Far East
O’mahoney
Nicholas G. Norcross
Insurance
Central Street
Lowell, Mas
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