Stock Market Opens Weak Then Rallies On Oct 22 190
New York stock market opened weak with Amalgamated Copper and several rail issues showing fractional declines. By 11 a.m. losses broadened, then select rails like St Paul Missouri Pacific and Baltimore & Ohio rose modestly while Illinois Central Wabash and others declined. Futures open steady for October to July contract months.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel
Western Union
Wabash
Ilinois Central
Metropolitan Street Railway
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Baltimore and Ohio
Northern & Western
U S Coal and Oil reports modest year end profits
The annual report to Sept 30 1902 shows net income of 332245 and total expenditures of 321874 leaving a year balance of 10370 for 240000 shares of stock.
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U. S. Coal & Oil
Harriet Richard to Fred Hall Cole Engagement Heard
Mr and Mrs Henri Eugene Richard announce the engagement of their daughter Harriet to Fred Hall Cole of this city.
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Henri Eugene Richardson
Harriet
Fred Hall Cole
Paris Crime Wave Shows Parisians as Key Perpetrators
Paris burglaries and street raids have risen, mostly by young Parisians aged 16 to 20, aided by female accomplices who infiltrate homes via stolen references. A Baltimore family case involved a maid named Marie from an alleged thief band. she confessed to planned lock impressions and family surveillance, prompting the couple to dismiss her. The correspondent warns of sophisticated criminal syndicates and new trusts operating in Paris.
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Paris
Baltimore
Avenue de Bois Boulogne
Marie
New York Tribune
Hours of New York Business Men Rise Earlier
A New York Sun summary notes that wealthy executives now start earlier, shifting the business day forward. It cites a lower-end head who begins at 7:30, a Wall Street bank vice-president at 8:30, and a Broadway bank president at 9, with other leaders rising by six. Early start brings momentum, fresh air, and morning inspiration.
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New York Sun
New Yorsity
Wall Street
Hudson
Bab Bitt and Opticians at Dut ton Street
There are people who will have Bab bitt and no other. Why Come and see. The Babbitt Co., opticians, 28 Dut ton street, 4 doors north of Merrimack.
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Babbitt
The
Babbitt Co
Opticians
Dutton Street
Merrimack
Sparks Campaigns Amid Trust Talk and Local Feuds
The debate over congressional bids heats up as John T. Sparks faces pressure to discuss national issues. Col. Butler Ames for the Republicans criticized trusts, while Sparks focuses on local campaigning. Oliver A. Libby defends his mayoral bid amid rumors of withdrawal, and Democratic caucus dynamics in Lawrence shift as candidates prepare for open aldermanic ballots.
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John T. Sparks
Sparks
Mr. Sparks
Alexander B. Bruce
Lawrence
Lowell Sun
Butler Ames
Sun
Congress
Coal Trust
Beef Trust
Ames
Wyoming Sets Record On Official Trial Run
The monitor Wyoming completed her official trial trip in San Francisco on Oct 22 and exceeded contract speed by one knot with a top speed of 12% knots.
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San Francisco
Wyoming
Died at Sea aboard British steamer Asama
The British steamship Asama reached New York from Chinese and Japanese ports reporting Captain F F Bement died October 18 of Brights disease and was buried at sea. He was born in Dexter Maine in 58 years. The Bristol City arrived last night from Bristol and Swansea with 1500 tons of anthracite coal.
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New York
Asama
F. F. Bement
Bright
Captain Bement
Dexter
Bristol City
Bristol
Swansea
Pres Finnerty Re-elected at Irish League Meet
Boston session of the United Irish League ended with John F. Finnerty of Chicago re elected president and a pledge to raise $100000 within six months for Ireland. Delegates approved a program to match dollar for dollar with the landlord’s fund as the struggle continues.
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The
Cause of
Ireland
Boston
United Irish League
Ways and Means
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
George S. Boutwell
Messrs
Redmond
Blake
John F. Finnerty
Chicago
John O'Callaghan
Poston
League
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Smith O'Brien
Scotland
Wales
Great Britain
Michael J. Curran
Massachusetts
United Irish League of America
England
Act of Union
Connaught
Thos. J. Gargan
Mine Workers Union
Mr. Mitchell
Faneuil Hall
J. G. O'Connor
Philadelphia
Committee On Ways and Means
United Irish League of the
United States
Canada
United Irish League of the United States
Missionary council opens with 400 delegates in Philadelphia
Nearly 400 delegates including 40 bishops gather for the Protestant Episcopal Church missionary council at St James church Philadelphia with Bishop Gailor of Tennessee delivering the opening sermon and holy communion. The business sessions move to Young Men's Christian Association hall as Rt Rev Dr Alexander Mackay Smith welcomes attendees and Bishop Tuttle presides over a conference on Progress of the Mission.
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Philadelphia
Missionary Council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. James Church
Gailor
Tennessee
Young Men's Christian Association
Alexander Macay-Smith
Pennsylvania
Bishp Tuttle
Misouri
Alleged Holdups Reported Near Lowell and Billerica
George A. Martin reports to police that around 10 PM Monday he was held up in Chelmsford and robbed of a gold watch and about 60 dollars. He lives at 19 Spring Street Lowell. A Walsh from Somerville on Beacon Street is said to have been held up in Billerica recently, losing 76 dollars. no further details are available.
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George A. Martin
Chelmsford
Martin
Spring Street
Lowell
Walsh
Somerville
Beacon Street
Billerica
Pistol Duel Leaves Two Wounded in Paint Lick Ky
In Paint Lick Kentucky on October 21 a pistol duel left Dr. Ied Poyntz dying at his boarding house and John C. Siler dangerously wounded at his hotel. Poyntz suffered five wounds and Siler three after both fired at close range. The clash followed a quarrel sparked by Poyntz moving from a hotel days earlier. Dr Poyntz is the son of Dr L M Poyntz of Richmond noted in Confederate circles.
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Paint Lick
Ied
Poyntz
John C. Siler
Siler
Dr. L. M. Poyntz
Richmond
Kentucky Confederate Association
Maine Central to Build More Tracks
An attorney for Maine Central has spent days in Rockland securing rights of way for a 28 mile extension from Rockland to Belfast via Rockport and Camden. The plan would complete a Bath to Belfast circuit, with through service boosting the growing coast region. A section of Gorham street near the Post Office is being repaired after a collapse.
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Rockland
Maine Central Railroad
Belfast
Rockport
Camden
Bath
Gorham Street
Castoria Sought Bears The Kind You Have Always Signature
A fragment notes a demand or request connected with Castoria and the familiar "The Kind You Have Always Bought" signature line. The readable portion hints at a product branding matter or request but lacks full context or a named event.
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Castoria
Judge Berry Finds Elevator Deaths Due to Poor Construction
Lynn October 21 Judge Berry issues the inquest finding on the deaths of Benjamin O Crane and Frances Herlihy in an elevator accident at the A B Little Co shoe factory on October 9 The verdict cites lack of proper construction and inadequate supervision and calls for stronger inspection laws The eleven other passengers have mostly recovered two with spine injuries Suits totaling 50000 have been filed
Mine Inspectors Report Progress On Restart Of Mines
Mahanoy City Pennsylvania October 21 Mine inspectors Stein and Brennan of the Sixth and Highth districts report most collieries in their areas ready to resume operations after examinations. Several chambers in the Sixth district are gaseous from coal displacements in main openings requiring extreme care by fire bosses once the strike ends. Precautionary instructions have been issued. Richardson Oak Hill and Lyttle collieries in the lower district are flooded and not operable for many weeks.
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Mahanoy City
Stein
Brennan
Richardson
Oak Hill
Lyttle
Mangyaine Strikers Return Home After Short Work
Pottsville reports Mangyaine workers who left during the strike have returned home. Of 990 strikers who found work at the Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia, 750 quit since Saturday and returned to the coal regions.
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Pottsville
Mangyaine
Aldwin Locomotive Works
Philadel
Police Notes From Local Streets Report Several Arrests
Daniel Crane of Lewis street was arrested yesterday noon for stealing an empty cream bottle from a wagon at Hood fair while in front of a blacksmith shop on Middle street. Margaret Platt was arrested on a warrant from her father for being a stubborn child. Two Poles, Iquacy Podgorni and Isydore, were arrested for assault on Alexander Kuklis on Saturday night. A man who stabbed Alec Googolos in the head on Davidson street is being sought. a warrant is issued for the alleged assailant.
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Daniel Crane
Lewis Street
Middle Street
Margaret Platt
James Platt
Front Street
Maher and
Goodwin
Alexander Kuklis
Alec Googolos
Davidson Street
Knox reports on isthmian canal rights in talks with President
Washington Oct 21 Attorney General Knox held a conference with the President on the isthmian canal. The official report may be delayed a week, but the outlook favors the soundness of French rights. Senator John T Morgan said an American canal across the isthmus appears imminent, with emphasis on the goal over any specific route.
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Washington, D. C
Knox
John T. Morgan
Isthmus
Italian gunman kills iron worker in Sault Ste Marie
In Sault Ste Marie Ontario on October 21 John K Griffith 27 an iron worker of the Canadian Bridge company and Peter Cragen of Montreal were shot by an Italian whose name is unknown after a quarrel. Griffith was killed Cragen likely to survive. The Italian fled.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
John K. Griffith
Canadian Bridge Company
Canandaigua
N. Y
Peter Cragen
Montreal
Griffith
Cragen
A Liberal Offer for Free Sample of Stomach Tablets
The undersigned offers a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to anyone seeking a reliable remedy for stomach disorders biliousness or constipation. This new remedy is presented as effective and available at all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Modern Scene Painting in the Theatre
An in depth portrait of the work and challenges of stage scene painters, detailing their tools, processes, and the balance between art and mechanics. It covers the elevated view of the artist, the use of water color, lighting impacts, model making, and the risks of misalignment with costumes or scenery. It notes the income gap between artistry and pay.
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New York
America
Jim
Ifror
Wnod
South
West
P Ous
Thi Mene
Grantige
The Origin of Child-Study in Education
In the October-December Forum H Lang argues that school routine resists reform and skews new ideas. Psychology gave way to child study, which shifted focus from curriculum logic to teaching the living child, promoting practical recognition of economic demands and local needs.
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Lovie
Ould
H. Lang
Adans Hardware Sells Varnish Paint At Small Premium
The Devoe varnish in Var nisi Floor Paint costs five cents more per quart and is sold by Adans Hardware and Paint Company.
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Devoe
Adans Hardware and Paint Company
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