New York Stock Market Opens Firm On London Cheer
The New York market opened firm with Amalgamated Copper at 65 and several majors advancing. By 11 a.m. gains spread across Manhattan, St. Paul, Missouri Pacific, Baltimore Ohio, Reading, and Canadian Southern. Sentiment from London lifted bulls as widespread orders appeared and led to active trading and some short covering.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transet
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Erie First
Louisville
Mazatlan
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Reading First
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
United State Steel
United States Steel
London
Manhattan
Pacific
Illinois Central
Baltimore
Ohio
Northwestern
St. Louis
San Francisco
Toledo
St. Louis & Western
Canadian Southern
Amalgamated
Sugar
Brooklyn Transit
Colorado Fuel
General Electric
Futures Opened Easy in New York Markets
New York trading opened with futures easing on October contracts with prices at 8.31 for October 8.29 for November 8.42 for December and 8.27 for January or February. March 8.28 97 May 8.26 June 8.26 July 8.25 with offered at 8.16.
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New York
Insane inmates to gain police station facilities in Lowell
The Middlesex North District Medical Society reports progress on a 1900 resolution to improve police station accommodations for those held on insanity suspicions in Lowell. A $10,000 appropriation will create a temporary postmatron room, surgery space, and two rooms for the insane with hospital standards.
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Middlesex North District Medical Society
Lowell
Benner
Field
Jackson
Dimon
Coun
Court Denies Motion to Direct Acquittal in Molineux Trial
New York Oct 30 Counsel for the defense in the Molineux case moved to direct the jury to acquit arguing insufficient evidence. Justice Lambert denied the motion and said he would hear all the evidence. Adjournment followed with Black planning a brief opening address and consideration of calling Molineux as a witness.
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New York
Molineux
Lambert
Gov. Black
Mr. Black
Justice Lambert
Black
Inspector General of Rifle Practice Revered For Service
A longtime officer appointed inspector general of rifle practice built up the service into a robust force, widely recognized as among the nation’s best, perhaps second only to New York. He is survived by a widow and four children.
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New York
Byrne's Campaign Opens at Mill Gates in 26th Middlesex Race
Thomas H. Byrne Republican candidate for representative in the 26th Middlesex district opened a series of outdoor talks. He spoke from Anne street near Merrimack mill, praising self made men and attacking monopolies. Byrne described his work history, his library, and noted past charity discussions with state officials before promising more speeches in Jackson street near Hamilton mills at noon today.
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Thomas H. Byrne
Middlesex
Byrne
Merrimack
Pead
Anne Street
Mr. Byrne
Beacon Hill
City Hall
Massachusetts
Lowell Junction
Crane
Lewis
State Board of Charities
Jackson Street
Hamilton Mills
Report on committee discharge after project progress
The state remarks a project is progressing and nearing completion between this and the new year. Although the new quarters will not be ready for inspection until later, the committee’s labors appear no longer needful and they respectfully submit the report and request discharge.
Honolulu Returns Safe After 35 Days at Sea
The overdue schooner Honolulu arrived in Victoria British Columbia from Honolulu after a 35 day voyage. No injuries reported and crew reported safe.
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Honolulu
Victoria
B. C
Islands
New Direct Steamship Line To China And Japan
New York announces a direct steamship service to China and Japan. The first vessel, the Hero, a 60 000 ton steamship, is set to sail from New York on December 15 to Shanghai and Yokohama.
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New York
China
Japan
Hero
Shanghai
Yokohama
Ships Arrive From Multiple Atlantic Ports at Cherbourg
Cherbourg reports the arrival of the steamers Columbia from New York and Boston, Strombus from Cardiff to New York, Germanite from Liverpool and Saxonia from Liverpool via New York on October 31.
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Cherbourg
Columbia
New York
Boston
Strombus
Cardiff
Germanite
Liverpool
Saxonia
Larceny Charged in Middlesex Street Theft Case
Officers Cawley and Ryan arrested Frank W. McGlynn on a warrant for larceny of 216 dollars from Alexander Mackenzie, a Market street merchant. McGlynn, formerly employed by Mackenzie, is alleged to have taken the money during the proprietor’s absence and fled town. He was located yesterday following an earlier disappearance.
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Cawley and
Ryan
Frank W. McGlynn
Middlesex Street
Alexander Mackenzie
Market Street
McGlynn
Mackenzie
Crown Prince of Siam Tours Boston with Officials
The Crown Prince and Prince Chakrabongse visited the State House and city hall, met Gov. Crane and Mayor Collins, viewed State House battle flags, and were photographed on the steps. They then toured Memorial Hall, drove through parks, and attended a luncheon at the Somerset before visiting St. Mark's School in Southboro and a Tavern Club dinner in Boston.
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Boston
Crown Prince of
Siam
Prince Chakrabongse
H. H. D. Pierce
State House
City Hall
Gov. Crane
Collins
Adjt
Dalton
Executive Department
Somerset
Southboro
St. Mark's School
St. Mark’s School
W. G. Thayer
St. Mark’s
Mr. Thayer
Pierce
United States
Prince Czakrabongse
Crown Prince
Charbongse
Mr. Morgan
Tavern Club
Boston Theatre
Public Investigation Into Death Case At Pawtucketville
A five engineer board will conduct a thorough investigation into Mrs. Golden's death in Pawtucketville. Hearings will hear all evidence from both sides. The hearing is set for tonight at 8 o'clock at the Pawtucketville enginehouse.
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Board of Five Engineers
Centralville school grammar plan eyed by committee
The education committee will meet this evening to discuss a proposed new grammar school in Centralville. Typhoid cases this month total 22, but no new cases since the 18th, suggesting the outbreak has run its course. Mayor Badger declined a public fire demonstration using kerosene immersion due to safety risks. Andover football seeks 20 police at the Andover Exeter game, at $2.75 per officer plus transportation.
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Committee On Education
Centralville
Board of Health
Badger
Andover
A Rightful Sentence of an Automobilist
New York on October 30 six months imprisonment in the Kings County Penitentiary was imposed by City Judge Kellogg Yonkers on W B Raymond the automobilist after his car collided with a trolley car injuring 22 occupants The judge found negligence and sentenced him to punishment for the crash involving repeated track crossing without looking back
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New York
Kings County Penitentiary
Kellogg
Yonkers
W. B. Raymond
Raymond
Strike Renewed Hits Pennsylvania Miners After Walkout
Hazleton Pa Oct 30 The United Mine Workers orders renewed strikes at Coxe Bros & Co seven collieries G B Markle & Co four mines and Wentz & Co Silver Brook operation. Workers must apply individually or pledge arbitration decisions to return. A Pardee & Co pits not in order. Men voted Saturday to not resume until the agreement is withdrawn.
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Hazleton
Coxe Bros. & Co
G. B. Markle & Co
Silver Brook
Be. 3S
Crazy or Lying: Man Surrenders in Latimer Killing Case
William C. Johnson surrendered to Brooklyn police claiming to have slain Albert C. Latimer in July. Detectives questioned him about shoes a lantern and a cap found at the Latimer home. He denied ownership of the items, insisting the cap was blue while his was black. The lantern and shoes matched a bicycle lantern and ordinary walking shoes. Police conclude he may be crazy or a clumsy liar. Johnson's Philadelphia address is listed as 464 North Eighth Street, though the residence is a stable. No record of a Johnson in the neighborhood.
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New York
William C. Johnson
Klyn
Albert C. Latimer
James G. Reynolds
Johnson
Latimer
Reynolds
North Eighth Street
Philadelphia
Wm. C. Johnson
Greenpoint
N. Y
Brooklyn
Collieries Resume as Troops Return Home
Pottsville Pa Oct 30 troops in the coal region expected to be ordered home before next week. First battalions of the Second regiment at St Clair and Third regiment at Minersville left for Philadelphia today. Two battalions of the Third regiment to be sent home tomorrow. Panther Creek valley collieries and Park Place colliery Mahoney region resumed today after a strike of about one thousand workers who agreed to return with union backing for reinstated members.
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Pottsville
Jocatea
St. Clair
Minersville
Philadelphia
Schaff
Denried
Panther Creek
Park Place
Mahoney
Death of Boston printer Horace T. Rockwell at 1888 birth year
Boston press figure Col Horace T Rockwell of Rockwell and Churchill printers died suddenly of heart disease at his office. Born in Winchester Connecticut in 1888 he held multiple public posts including clerk of committees in Boston 1859 common council 1868 state representative 1880 and 1887 water board chairman and Gov Robinson staff colonel until 1891.
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Boston
Horace T. Rockwell
Rockwell & Churchill, Printers
Winchester
Conn
Rockwell
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Water Board
Gov. Robinson
Govs. Ames and Brackett
Beadle Gets Two Years For Police Bribery
David Beadle a former New York City policeman was sentenced to two years in state prison after a bribery conviction. He admitted taking 20 dollars from a woman tied to charges and sought to fix the case for 100 dollars. Beadle, who served 11 years with a clean record, appealed the decision amid a plea for clemency.
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New York
David Beadle
Beadle
Actress Bonnie Hoyt’s Child Found in St Louis
Margie Hoyt the two year old daughter of actress Bonnie Hoyt who died in a Chicago sanatorium Tuesday night has been located in St Louis under care of Mrs. Richmond. The baby’s grandfather Prof Windsor living near Boston was telegrammed. The actress was married about four years ago to Edgar Hoyt nephew of playwright Charles H Hoyt. father William Windsor of Crow Point.
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St. Louis
Margie Hoyt
Bonnie Hoyt
Chicago
Richmond
Windsor
Boston
Hingham
William Windsor
Crow Point
Edgar Hoyt
Charles H. Hoyt
Stable worker injured after horse kick at Sparks's
George Coughlin, employed at Sparks's stable on Worthen street, was kicked by a horse yesterday at about 1 30. An ambulance took him to St John's hospital where two small lacerations at the pit of the stomach were dressed. No fatal injuries suspected. He resides at 99 Fourth avenue Pawtucketville.
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George Coughlin
Sparks
Worthen Street
St. John’s Hospital
Mr. Coughlin
Fourth Avenue
Pawtucketville
Prince of Pless to Represent Emperor at New York Chamber Opening
Berlin notes the Prince of Pless, son of the head of that house and a secretary of the legation, has been chosen to represent the Emperor William at the opening of the New York chamber of commerce building. He is married to Hon. Mary Cornwallis West, who will not accompany him to the United States.
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Berlin
Prince of
Slocum Dies After Brief Illness At Newport Rally
Former mayor and collector of the port Stephen P. Slocum died at his Newport home after a few hours illness. A longtime Democrat, he attended a Democratic outdoor rally the previous evening but left before the speaking ended.
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Newport
R. I
Stephen P. Slocum
Democracy
Pneumatic signal expert killed on Harlem drawbridge
Thaddeus R. B. Keeler, 41, chief electrician of the Pneumatic Signal company of Troy, was instantly killed when struck by a train on the Harlem river drawbridge of the New York Central railroad. He directed machinists installing a pneumatic signaling system. He leaves a wife and four children in Danbury, Connecticut.
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New York
Thaddeus RB. Keeler
Pneumatic Signal Company of
Troy
Harlem River
New York Central Railroad
Keeler
Danbury
Ross-Fenton Farm Fire Destroys Main Building
Fire swept the Ross-Fenton farm on Deallake in Asbury Park NJ destroying the main building. Owner Charles J. Foss the actor also used the property as a summer home for numerous theatrical figures last night.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Ross-Fenton
Deallake
Charles J. Foss
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Cite
The fragment suggests a nostalgic reference to a product tag line and brand identity. No clear event or人物 names, organizations, or dates are readable to form a factual summary.
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Scartoria
Worker severally injured at Bleachery in hand crush
Henry Mahon aged 35 suffered crush injuries to his left hand while at work at the Bleachery. His fingers were caught between two rollers, requiring eight stitches to close wounds. He resides at 86 Union Street and was taken to Emergency hospital for treatment.
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Henry Mahon
Mahon
Union Street
Montreal Strike Ends as Longshoremen Return
Montreal October 30. Longshoremen who walked out yesterday for higher wages have all returned to work after steamship companies granted the wage increase.
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Montreal
Cholera Decreasing In Amur And Infected Districts
Cholera is decreasing in the Amur districts and in all other infected areas. There has been only one fatal case of suspected plague at Odessa since Oct.
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St. Petersburg
Amur
Odessa
Fresh Light on Coeducation Sparks Western East Debate
A Springfield Republican summary notes the debate over coeducation stirred by the University of Chicago's plan to separate men and women in the junior college. It cites Prof. Angell, warns against urban gender imbalances, and highlights practical losses in study conduct, social relations, and the risk of turning coed colleges into women’s institutions. It argues coeducation may endure with conditions, chiefly in the West, but faces persistent obstacles.
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University of Chicago
Harper
Great Western
James Rowland Angell
Angell
Beo
Stace House
Boston
Springfield Republican
One Attitude of the Labor Unions
A report from The World's Work discusses union views on cigar making. A Cigarmakers' International officer explains machines vs. human workers, advocating living wages and machine use controlled by workers. The piece contrasts child labor and wages, urging machines to be run by skilled workers to avoid forcing families into poverty.
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Cigarmakers’ International Union
Union
Labar
Trust
Typographical Union
M. G. Cuniff
Sermon on Widespread Sin of 'Boodling' Prompts Choir
A Chicago Tribune excerpt recalls a St. Louis pastor predicting a sermon on boodling and official corruption, guiding the choir to choose a morning musical selection aligned with the theme, ending with the voluntary "I love to steal awhile away."
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St. Louis
Chcago Tribune
Restoring discolored pearls by layered peeling
Pearls can be restored from discoloration caused by various factors by carefully peeling away successive layers until their natural color reappears. The process aims to remove blemishes while preserving the pearl’s integrity and luster.
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