Stock Market Opens Weak With Wide Slippage After Opening
New York trading started weak with Amalgamated Copper at 67 to 68 and U S Steel at 40 5, Erie 40 5 and other names slipping. By 11 a m call loan rates spiked to 11 percent as banks called loans and prices declined across most issues, with St Paul and Missouri Pacific among notable declines. Futures opened firm with September at 8 83 and December at 8 84 while the B&M stock ownership distribution shows 7 282 stockholders averaging 35 percent shares each, concentrated in New Hampshire Maine and New York.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
Erie First
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Southern
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Western Union
Wabash
New Hampshire
Maine
Fannie Palmer Schooner Runs Aground At Tarpaulin Cove
The large Boston schooner Fannie Palmer captained by Dunn lies ashore in Tarpaulin Cove at an easy position and is believed floatable. Tugs from Boston Tow Boat Co. are on site after leaving Baltimore September 11 bound for Portland Missouri with 2258 gross tons, 2075 net. Cargo of coal may be lightened if needed. sea is smooth and no serious damage reported. The five master anchored near the shore yesterday at high tide.
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Woods Hole
Fannie Palmer
Boston
Tarpaulin Cove
Dunn
Baltimore
Portland
June
Cook
Vineyard Haven
Boston Tow Boat Company
Obituary for Catherine Riley and James R. Clements
Catherine Riley longtime city resident died at her son Patrick’s home on 47 Third avenue this morning. She leaves two sons Patrick and James and three daughters Mrs Patrick McNulty Mrs Peter Mitchell and Mrs James Collins of Newark New Jersey. James R Clements aged 76 died at his home 296 Foster Street early today. He leaves two sons C M and J W Clements.
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Catherine Riley
Patrick
Third Avenue
James
Mevis
Edgar and
Mararet
Roberts Street
Margaret Evil
Meehan
Nora
Rock Street
George P. Meehan
Riley
Clements
Funerals and death notices from local records
Funeral services were held for George FE Butterfly Ellen Freeman and Isaac Pearl with burials at St Patrick's and Edson cemeteries. Obituaries list Margaret Evil George Meehan Catherine Riley and James R Clements with ages and home addresses in this city.
Strike by 700 piano workers tightens wage and hour demands
New York on September 23 reports a strike by 700 piano and organ makers across several factories aiming for a 10 percent wage rise and a nine hour day. Earlier, 2,000 workers won their demands without striking.
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New York
Greek worker Falcom French suffers crush injury at Merrimack mills
Early this morning around 2 o clock Falcom French a Greek laborer at Merrimack mills had his right hand crushed while on the job He walked toward his home but a police officer met him at Market and Duc ton streets called for an ambulance and he was taken to Lowell hospital for treatment
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Falcom French
Merrimack Mills
Market
Ducton Streets
Lowell Hospital
Nine Fall From Scaffold At Hope Company Mill Shed
Phenix Rhode Island September 22. At the new weave shed of the Hope company unit under construction nine of the twenty bricklayers and helpers at work were precipitated thirty five feet to the ground and seriously injured. Two of the Portuguese workers may not survive while others were badly cut and bruised. A special car carried the wounded to the emergency hospital in Clyde.
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Phenix
R. I
Hope Company
Clyde
James Andrews
Pawtucket
James Baker
Tony Leonard
Providence
Timothy Coffey
Worcester
Athletes Rules to Govern Chicago Games and Brussels Convention
The recognized American athletic bodies will govern Chicago games in rule conflicts between nations. With the Belgian king’s blessing, the Brussels convention to draft an international code may be postponed until after the 1904 Chicago games if needed to avoid disputes. American rules will apply on general principles and local law will prevail in disagreements.
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United States
Amateur Athletic Union
Chicago
Funerals Held for Several Residents at St Patrick’s Cemetery
The community attended multiple funerals yesterday including Mrs Mary Ann Murphy from Adams street and Mrs Mary Sargent of Salem street with services at St Patrick's church. Kan also note infant Maurice Lane and eight month old John A Dabeck buried from Marion and Stanley streets. Burial at St Patrick's cemetery followed services conducted by Rev Fr Culbert Rev Fr Walsh and Rev Fr Flynn with undertakers Molloy O Donnell and McDermott in charge.
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Mary Ann Murphy
Owen Donnelly
Adams Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Fr. Culbert
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Schmidt
Messrs
Peter McMann
Thomas Nanack
Peter Donnelly
Jas. Duffy
Daniel Hennessey
Alexander McDonald
C. H. Molloy
Molloy
Maurice Lane
Patrick
Mary Lane
Bennett's Court
Marion Street
John A. Dabeck
Albert
Mary Dabeck
Stanley Street
Mary
Sargent
Salem Street
Fr. Walsh
Fred G. Bond
Bond
Helen Hosea
Michael J. Johnson
George
Frank
Charles Sargent
George Solomon
Walter Brown
Bernard Butterfield
Pr. Walsh
O'Donnell
Edward L. Davis
Olive Street
Sacred Heart Church
Fr. Flynn
M. I
C. J. Davis
James Robarge
Bert E. Davis
Henry Kirkpatrick
William T. Robinson
James EB. Burns
Flynn
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Rogers
Mary Souza
Molloy’s Court
Summer Street
St. Peter's Cemetery
McDermott
Danvers Robbery at Hannable Home Worth Over Ten Thousand
Thomas Hannable of East Danvers reported to police and Salem Beverly bank officials that his home was robbed while his family was away. Two tin boxes with ten thousand dollars in bank books and bills were stolen from a locked bureau. A gold watch and other items were left untouched. A single intruder broke two windows using an ice pick and left overshoe marks showing a consorted shoe maker’s stamp. The funds had been placed in savings banks, tied to a Beverley Farms property sale by Hannable.
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Hannable
Beverly Farms
Moore's Affairs Leave Boston Lawyer Missing
Boston. September 22. Michael J. Moore, former Representative and prominent baseball figure, disappeared last Friday leaving tangled affairs. Police search ongoing. Miss Ellen J Hurley claims $4396 from a real estate deal Moore handled, says a check sent to San Francisco was worthless after a lower sale price.
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Boston
Michael J. Moore
Clents
Moore
Ellen J. Hurley
Sailor Stabbed Captain in New Brighton Attack
Capt. Jas. Simons, inmate at Sailors Snug Harbor, lies in critical condition after being stabbed in the right arm on Tuesday night during primary elections. He was struck while walking along Richmond terrace, New Brighton, by an unknown assailant who fled. Blood poisoning developed overnight. Simons, born in Boston 59 years ago, commanded several vessels after sailing American clipper ships for 39 years.
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New York
Jas. Simons
Sailors Snug Harbor
Richmond Terrace
New Brighton
Capt. Simons
Boston
Pope hosts Laurier and delegates in Rome visit
In Rome on September 22 Archbishop Guidi and Father OConnor met the Pope, who also privately received Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Lady Laurier. The Pontiff expressed cordiality and interest in Canada noting Laurier’s London conference, while Laurier studies Italian tariffs for closer Canada relations and has discussed possible Canadian imports.
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Rome
Guidi
Philippine Islands
Father O'Connor
San Silvestro
Wilfrid Laurier
Premer
Canada
Lady Laurier
London
Former Minister Charged With Stealing Bonds
Salem report says Ed win O Holman of Haverhill faces two counts of larceny for allegedly taking 46000 in government bonds from a safety deposit vault in Haverdhill in August 1899. He was bailed at 5000, pleaded not guilty, and is a former minister now studying law in Boston.
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Salem
Superior Court
Harris
Edwin O. Holman
Haverhill
Betsy A. Little
Rufus Henry Hanson
Haverdhill
Holman
Peters
Boston
Bonin Held Without Bail In Frightful Homicide
Providence RI Sept 22 William G Bonin a 20 year old youth who acted to protect his mother and himself from a drunken father shot and killed the man at their North Smithfield home He was today brought from Woonsocket with an officer to Cranston state institutions and will be held without bonds for a hearing on Oct 4.
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Providence
R.I
William G. Bonin
North Smithfield
Woonsocket
Cranston
Obituaries and births list for city residents
In this city notices announce births and deaths on dates Sept 21 22. Butter fly George E son of George and Mamie Butter fly of 78 Bridge street age 1 year 4 months. Freeman Ellen daughter of Henry and Bridget Freeman of 110 Lakeview avenue age 1 year 11 months. Isaac Pearl aged 73 at city hospital. Armand Cote aged 4 months 16 days at 141 Aiken street. Alfred Angers aged 59 years 3 months 29 days at 12 Roberts street. Mrs Lueva Simpson aged 45 years funeral Wednesday with prayers at 10 am at 48 Lane street and service in Windham NH at 1 30 pm. Alice Howard aged 6 years 8 months, funeral from 360 Concord street Tuesday at 2 30 pm. Ludger Michaud aged 19 at 30 Davidson street.
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Freeman
Ellen
Henry
Bridget Freeman
Lakeview Avenue
Pear
City Hospital
Isaac Pearl
Cote
Aiken Street
Armand Cote
Angers
Roberts Street
Alfred Angers
Simpeen
Lueva
Simpson
Lane Street
Windham
N. H
Howard
Alice Howard
Concord Street
Michaud
Davidson Street
Ludger Michaud
Belfast Man George R Williamson 66 Dies After Illness
Belfast Me Sept 22 George R Williamson aged 66 died this morning after several weeks illness. A Bowdoin graduate and Harvard Law School LL D 1860 holder he long served as auditor for several New York telegraph companies before moving to his native Belfast. He is survived by a wife two brothers William C Williamson of Boston and state historian Joseph Williamson of Belfast.
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Belfast
George R. Williamson
Bowdoin. College
Harvard Law School
New York
Wm. ¢. Williamson
Boston
Joseph Williamson
Crown seeks O'Donnell summons dismissed in London
On crown counsel request the summons against John O'Donnell was dismissed. A mass Nationalist meeting in Wexford protested government crimes act prosecutions. Wm Redmond M P spoke and signaled he would not respond to the King's Bench Division summons due next Wednesday.
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London
John O'Donnell
Wexford
Wm. Redmond
M. P
King’s Bench
High Court
Deacon Blake’s peaches stolen by boy in Lowell
Deacon Blake from Tyngsboro traveled to Lowell with peaches for sale when Henry Archibald followed and helped himself to 23 peaches. Officer Lane arrested Archibald, who has prior larceny history, and he was held for a hearing at the police station.
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Deacon Blake
Tyngsboro
Lowell
Centralville
Bridge Street
Henry Archibald
Henry
Lane
Welch
Archibald
Treasury Secretary Shaw Denies Abolishing Sub-Treasuries
Washington reports Secretary Shaw wired from Chicago that there is no truth to claims he plans to abolish sub-treasuries or accept securities other than United States bonds. He states interviews promoting such plans are fake and cites 1864 law requiring banks to furnish satisfactory security by United States bonds or other authorized means. New York bankers had urged increasing deposits in the city, but Shaw remains firm, with Western banks able to handle crop movement.
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Washington
Shaw
Chicago
United States
New York
West
Paris Artist Fires On Stock Broker M David
Paris despatch from Etretat reports Lyndon, a Parisian artist, shot multiple times at M David, famed Paris stock broker, as he walked with his wife by the sea front. David died at once. motive unclear as the incident shocks financial circles.
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Paris
Etretat
Havre
Lyndon
M. David
Olympian delegate Farber and Coubertin in Munster talks
Berlin reports Henry J. Farber Jr Olympian games delegate to Germany and Baron Pierre de Coubertin chairman of the international Olympic games committee met at Munster Alsace on Friday and Saturday to decide rules for American athletic contests.
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Berlin
Henry J. Farber, Jr
Germany
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
Munster
Alsace
Two Boys Bound Over In Cow Shooting Case
In Augusta municipal court John Granier and Everett Dow ten-year-olds were bound over to await grand jury action charged with shooting five cows at the city farm. They allegedly rented a shotgun Saturday and wounded three cows after two died instantly.
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Augusta
John Granier
Everett Dow
Hudson Valley Railroad Breaks Strike Impact At Saratoga
In Saratoga Sept 22 the Hudson Valley Railroad operated more trolley cars than since the motormen strike began three weeks ago. Cars were protected by national guardsmen and passenger traffic rose.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Hudson Valley Railroad Company
National Guardsmen
Woman’s death linked to trial in Wilton case
Saratoga N Y Sept 22 Nellie Stockton died by suicide yesterday she had testified against John Woodward who killed Allen Harmon in New York City on May 29 Woodward is jailed The note mentions a leg sore relieved by Dean’s Ointment from C W Lenhart Bowling Green.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Nellie Stockton
Wilton
John Woodward
Allen Harmon
New York City
Woodward
Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Man Arrested for Drunkenness With Stolen Stockings
John Wentworth was arrested by Officer Maloney on Saturday night for drunkenness. He had a number of women's stockings believed to be taken from a clothes line. Wentworth fined $2 and jailed. stockings kept at the police station awaiting owner.
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John Wentworth
Maloney
Wentworth
Murder Charge in Dingle Case Holds Grand Jury
Rochester, Sept 22 Leland D Kent is held by the coroner for the grand jury charged with murdering Ethel Blanche Dingle. The panel considers the case this afternoon.
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Rochester
N. Y
Leland D. Kent
Ethel Blanche Dingle
Homestead Entries Sought For Sterling Irrigation Reserve
Omaha dispatch reports nearly 1000 government land quarter sections near Sterling Colorado within a proposed irrigation district reservoir. The Union Pacific land department notes readiness for homestead entry as surveys are organized by Interior Agent Newell ahead of settler reception.
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Omaha
Neb
Land Department
The
Union Pacific Railroad
Sterling
Col
Newell
Interior Department
President Roosevelt Dresses Spanish War Veterans Parade
In Detroit on September 22 President Theodore Roosevelt visits a Spanish War Veterans gathering at the Light Guard armory. He speaks to the crowd praising veterans, notes lessons from the Civil War, and praises unity among Americans. A later parade along Woodward Avenue draws an estimated 150000 spectators with diverse contingents and a notable British regiment review.
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Detroit
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Saginaw
Bay City
Light Guard
Urell
President Roosevelt
Armory
Washington
Michigan
Arell
Maybury
Arel
Lee
Grant
Appomattox
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Isles
Katapunan
Tropic Eoat
Tropic
Arma
Civil Ife
Clara Barton
Urail
Miss Barton
Gen. Dyer
Washington, D. C
Gov. Bliss
Teddy” Roosevelt
Lewis
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Roosevet
Gilbert Wilkes
Naval Commandery
Woodward Avenue
City Hall
H. M. Duffield
Marshall
Essex Fusiliers
Windsor
Ont
Bartlett
United States
Four Miners Die In Gas Explosion At Stafford Mines
Four men were killed and six badly wounded when gas exploded at the New Central Coal Stafford mines near Fairmont West Virginia. The blast, believed caused by dynamite, occurred with 25 workers present. all have been accounted for and bodies recovered. Superintendent Stewart was at the scene and led rescue efforts, with the gravest injuries sent to hospital.
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Fairmount
W. Va
Stafford
New Central Coal Company
Stewart
Mae Maxfield Kidnapping Report Supposed Resolution
Belfast Maine September 22 local relatives of Mae Maxfield the Belfast girl who vanished from the Providence R I depot received a telegram from a Brooklyn man saying she had been found. The message suggests she was kidnapped and has since been ill. Her father hurried to bring her home.
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Belfast
Mae Maxfield
Providence, R. 1
Brooklyn
Marriages Chaho o Ken nard at Hovey homestead
Mrs Louise Hovey Kennard of this city united in marriage with IL Has brouch Chahoon of Au Sable Forks New York at the Hovey homestead Part street yesterday at 1230 PM A new barber shop Grover's Boston and Northern Railroad building Merrimack square Blatz Beer American Honese
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Hovey
Part Street
Louise Hovey Kennard
IL. Hasbrouch Chahoon
Au Sable Forks
New York
Grover's
Boston & Northern Railroad
Merrimack Square
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J. W. Brooks
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Liberal Commission
Puli
M. J. Spalding
Lafayette St
Denver, Colo
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Pine St
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State Street
Philip R. Hovey
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Danvers House
Moore’s Affairs
Archbishop Guidi
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Vatican
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George E
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Boucht
A. G. Walsh
Nuit Bar Lowell
West Virginia
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Nicholas G. Norcross
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Lowell, Mass
Church OF the
Immaculate Conception
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P. P. Hagwerty
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