New York Stock Market Opens Firm With Sharp Rebounds
The New York market opened firm on Sept 30 with gains in Amalgamated Copper Atchison and others. Early trades showed 1000 to 9000 share blocks, Missouri Pacific up to 5 percent, while some leaders like Louisville and Missouri Pacific cooled later. Prices fluctuated widely before 11 am and steadied into a muted recovery from the day’s lows.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake
Colorado
Erie
Erie First
Louisville
Manhattan
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Southern
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Western Union
Shaw
General Electric
Illinois Central
Market Open Steady Futures Prices Listed
New York futures opened steady with September at 8.75, October 8.63, November 8.64, December 8.72, January 8.77, February 8.55, March 8.56, May 8.56 and June 8.38.
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New York
Montana Coal and Coke gains assets for stock value growth
Plant enhancements for Montana Coal and Coke are projected to yield a net revenue of 360000 dollars yearly with 330000 dollars representing 1.65 dollars per share. The firm holds a contract to supply 275 tons daily at seven dollars per ton while market speculation remains cautious, limiting margin exposure.
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Montana Coal and Coke Company
Marine arrivals in Boston and New York
Boston reports the Devonian arriving from Liverpool. New York lists arrivals including Friesland from Antwerp Bluecher from Hamburg Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from Bremen Mesaba from London Artemisia from Hamburg.
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Boston
Devonian
Liverpool
New York
Friesland
Antwerp
Bluecher
Hamburg
Bremen
Mesaba
London
Artemisia
Capella Brings Crew From Abandoned Norwegian Bark Winona
The British steamer Capella arriving in Liverpool today carried the crew of the Norwegian bark Winona captain Hallon, which was abandoned at sea after being set on fire in the 54 north 43 east quadrant. Winona, a 667 ton net bark built in Richibucto in 1874, was reported to have reached Bridgewater Newfoundland August 2 from Preston England, owned by Peter Floystad & Co. of Arendal.
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Liverpool
McKee
New Orleans
Winona
Hallon
Bridgewater
N. G
Preston Eng
Richibucto
Peter Floystad
Steamer Pennsylvania Rescues Bothnia Crew After Desertion
The Hamburg American line steamer Pennsylvania reached Hamburg after landing the crew of the Norwegian bark Bothnia, abandoned and set afire near lat 50 north, long 16 west. Capt. Hanson reported the crew were rescued exhausted after 17 days aboard the pumps before the vessel was scuttled to prevent hindrance to navigation.
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Hamburg
Pennsylvania
Plymouth
North
Long
Hanson
Bothnia
Bank of Spain approves branches in Paris and London
Madrid Sept 30 The council of the Bank of Spain has approved a plan to establish branches in Paris and London to handle payment of external debt coupons and Spanish treasury payments. The branches are to open in January.
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Madrid
Council of the ‘Bank of Spain
Paris
London
New York Stock Exchange Members at 27 and 29 Pine Street
Spencer Srask 8c Co located at 27 and 29 Pine Street New York operates as members of the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York Stock Exchange
Spencer Srask 8c Co
Pine St
New York
Philip R Hovey Investment Securities Address
Philip R Hovey operates an investment securities firm at 6 State Street Boston with telephone contact 406I Main.
Night Schools Change in Law Opens Evenings Oct 13
New provision reduces exemptions for minors in the city. Evening schools begin Oct 13 and run twenty weeks, with twelve elementary buildings, one evening high school, and a drawing art school in multiple departments. Attendance is compulsory for some. exemptions limited by a revised law signed by authorized officials.
Funerals Report Several Local Deaths Across Dracut
The last rites for Mrs May W Gilman were held at 21 Sagamore Street with Rev A E Kenyon conducting. Interment followed at Edson cemetery under Weinbeck. Survivors include Gardner S Gilman Harold W Gilman and Grace Hall plus siblings. Also noted are infant Arthur P Wilson and Mrs Annie Donohoe with Mass at St Peter's and burial at St Patrick's cemetery. other services at St Michael's and East Dracut with bearers named.
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May W. Gilman
Sagamore Street
A. E. Kenyon
Edson Cemetery
Weinbeck
O. D. Wilder
Chas. E. Smart
Royal L. Stevens
Joseph P. Thompson
Harold W. Gilman
Grace
Walter B.hall
Rhode Island
Arthur P. Wilson
Jas. D
Ella B. Wilson
Andover Street
Roper
Westford
Annie Donohoe
Cedar Street
St. Peter’s Church
Fr. Heffernan
Maurice O'Connor
Maurice Mullane
John Dwyer
Patrick Flanagan
James Brew
James Curtin
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Heffernan
Rogers
Peter Tully
East Dracut
St. Michael’s Church
Fr. Carney
John Dawson
John Murphy
Michael Boyle
Thomas Farrar
O'Donnell
Mrs Mary Trainor Obituary at 50 in City Neighborhood
Mrs Mary Trainor aged 50 dies at home on 99 Whipple Street leaving seven children. Her husband passed away about a year ago.
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Mary Trainor
Whipple Street
Obituaries from Veeder to Trainor in this city
In this city on Sept 29 and 30 several residents died at home. Veeder 34, Weltha Veeder, wife of Elmer Veeder, obituary sent to Williams town. Hugh Queenan 28, Ennell street. Mary Trainor 50, Whipple street. Irene Harrington 3 years 11 months, 20 First street. Sylvester B. Leonard 77, Wachusett street. Zoe Vincent 8, Ford street. Ethel Lewis 5, Worthen street. Pierre Lamothe 59 years 4 months, Cushing street. Mrs Mary Trainor 45, Whipple street.
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Veeder
Wilder Street
Welthas
Elmer Veeder
Williamstown
Molloy
Queenan
Ennell Street
Hugh Queenan
Trainor
Whipple Street
Mary Trainor
Harrington
Patrick
Mary
First Street
Irene Harrington
Leonard
Wachusett Street
Sylvester B. Leonard
Defender Sold Moves Vigilant Defender to Boston
New York reports Percy Chubb of the New York Yacht Club sold the famed America's Cup defender Vigilant to F Lothrop Ames of Boston. Ames plans to take it to Boston early next season, use it for coastal cruising, and race when possible. Vigilant defended the cup in 1893 against Valkyrie II.
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New York
Percy Chubb
New York Yacht Club
F. Lothrop Ames
Boston
Gilant
Glass workers strike for nine hour day and raises
New York on September 30 reports a 1000 glass bevellers strike to enforce a nine hour day and wage scale from 12 to 18 dollars a week. The action was ordered by the local branch of the National Brotherhood of Glass Workers and affects 25 factories.
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New York
National Brotherhood of Glass Workers
Fish Estate Granted Letters of Administration
New York Sept 30 Surrogate Fitz gerald upon the petition of Mrs Clemence S B Fish widow of Nicholas Fish granted letters of administration on his estate She states in the petition that the husband left about 275000 in personal property
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New York
Fitzgerald
Clemence S. B. Fish
Nicholas Fish
Black diamond stick pins go on sale in Chicago
Genuine black diamond stick pins crafted from anthracite coal are priced for sale in Chicago. The coal pins, set on gold washed pins, attract buyers on city streets and in several shops.
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Chicago
Will Burn Wood for Heat on Boston and Maine Lines
Worcester reports the Boston and Maine railroad will heat all stations this winter with wood except a few large stations unsuited to stoves. Officials ordered thousands of cords of hardwood and seek more, due to anticipated coal scarcity. Heating will use wood staves at most Worcester Nashua Portland and Fitchburg divisions, with Gardner and Fitchburg possibly excluded.
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Worcester
Boston & Maine Road
Boston and Maine
Gardner and Fitchburg
Worcester, Nashua
Portland and
Fitchburg
Husband of Gilbertville Woman Killed in Milford Hall Work
Mrs Louis Brunelle of Gilbertville learns her husband Louis Brunelle known as Louis Browning died in Milford while working on the town hall. He disappeared eleven years ago. his death was only recently revealed by a letter from a former acquaintance.
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Worcester
Louis Brunelle
Gilbertville
Louis Browning
Milford
Brunelle
City purchases wood and speeds street paving work
The purchasing agent returns from a country trip to secure wood amid dwindling city supplies. Street crews press to finish paving before winter as wages reach up to 17 dollars weekly. New England Telephone plans underground wire work and Dean's Ointment is praised by C W Lenbert of Bowling Green.
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City Wood Yard
Westford
W G Bumps Hurt Under a Car at Crossing
W G Bumps a war ait officer in the police court was knocked down while standing on a Central street crossing awaiting a passing car. The dasher struck his left hip and the wheels narrowly passed over his legs. The car fled the scene. He was helped to his feet and later questioned at the police station.
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William G. Bumps
Police Court
Putnam & Son's
Central Street
Mr. Bumps
Bumps
Merrimack Street
Middlesex Street
Scandalous acts in St Vincent relief effort blamed
Widespread discontent in Kingstown over relief operations for eruptions. Funds from the United States relief program allegedly sold below value, ration distribution halted, and some adults receive only 25 cents weekly. Many estates destroyed, unemployment rising, and over 260000 dollars remains unspent. A. M. Ashmore to visit St Vincent to oversee relief work. another commissioner rumored from England.
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Kingstown
Isiana
St. Vincent
United States
Mr. Chamberlain
A. M. Ashmore
Demerara
England
Death toll rises from Sicily storms in Rome dispatch
Rome reports swelling death roll from Sicily hurricanes with 600 bodies awaiting burial and fear of epidemic. Belpasso and Torre Santa Maria towns destroyed, cathedral collapsed, panic drives residents to the mountains. A freight train wreck in Chieti kills an employee. King Victor Emmanuel sends 10000 for relief.
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London
Rome
Sicily
Belpasso
Torre Santa Maria
Catania
Chieti
Victor Emmanuel
Karlston Club dance in Prescott hall features Kit Tredge orchestra
The Karlston club held a Saturday night dance in Prescott hall with Kit Tredge's Singing Orchestra providing music. Event leadership included W. E. Kane as general manager and Frank H. Dinley as assistant, with a large team assisting in floor directing and organization.
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Karlston
Prescott Hall
Kittredge
Merry Makers
W. E. Kane
Frank H. Dinley
John Lane
James Slingleton
John Gleason
Tom Stowley
John Quigley
Bryant Coleman
Dan Sullivan
Joseph Crain
George Harper
Charles Larkin
George Willett
William Murphy
Geo. Quinn
William Sheehan
James Connors
Charles Cox
William Crowley
Frank Reddan
A. St. Ledger
John Noonan
Richard Noonan
President’s wound described as trivial matter in 1902 notice
Washington Sept 29 The President's physicians issued a statement on his wound after dressing it this morning noting the wound is satisfactory the temperature normal the patient is cheerful and sleeping well He has not required further operation since the 22d inst despite public concern following yesterday's second procedure The visit of Gov Crane and cabinet members marked by reassurances and continued attention from Dr Schaffer who will stay several days
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Washington
Cortelyou
White House
Crane
Massachusetts
Root
Payne
Census Merriam
General Land Office
Hermann
Gov Crane
Fotksfield
Schaffer
Arlington tailor identified in fatal electric car strike at Woburn
In Woburn on the Boston and Northern line a man killed by an electric car was identified as J J Loftus of Arlington, a 32 year old tailor with a widow and five children. Police arrested Robert F Setridge, a coachman for S D Hicks of Arlington, on an assault charge as the investigation continues with both men connected to the incident and Loftus' death.
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Woburn
Boston and Woburn
Boston and Northern Street Railway
J. J. Loftus
Arlington
Loftus
Robert F. Setridge
Setridge
S .D. Hicks
Breign
Reading
Redmond Calls Nationalist MPs to Plan Irish Session
Dublin reports John Redmond chairs a Nationalist MPs meeting on October 7 to map a Dublin session programme. The manifesto from Redmond and bishops urges immediate generous Irish defence fund contributions against landlords and Castle pressures, as Redmond Dillon and Davitt plan to sail for Boston October 10 for the United Irish League convention opening October 19.
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Dublin
John Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
Redmond
Raphoe
Patrick O’donnell
Stephen O’mara
National Defence
United Irish League
Dillon
Davitt
United States
Boston
Miners train halted by mob near Mount Carmel
In Pottsville on September 29 a miners' train bound for Richards colliery was stopped by a mob and heavily stoned. Most workers hid under seats to escape injury while carpenters and pump men aboard fled unharmed. A separate mob attack near Green Ridge severely beat three men en route to the Pennsylvania colliery.
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Pottsville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richards
Mount Carmel
Pennsylvania
Green Ridge
House Dynamited in Mahanoy City Pa
The home of Michael Weldon on West Pine street was dynamited at midnight. The front of the house was shattered and windows of nearby houses damaged. Weldon was not at home. his family escaped unharmed. He has been doing non union work at Schuylkill colliery.
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Mahanoy City
Michael Weldon
West Pine Street
Weldon
Schulykill Colliery
Randall cites rise in court martial rate at Portland post
Gen. George M. Randall reports to the adjutant general that trials by court martial rose relative to enlisted strength. He attributes part of the increase to many recruits and part to the abolition of beer sales at post exchanges.
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Portland
Ore
George M. Randall
Department of Columbia
Adjutant General of the Army
The Brockton Fair Opens in Autumn Festival Style
The Brockton Fair will dominate New England attention this Wednesday through Friday with trotting and pacing events a vaudeville stage show a Midway a detailed horse show and an old fashioned cattle show. Thousands are expected to take a day off to enjoy the outdoor attractions and entertainment.
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New England
Lowell Mayor Considers Attending Detroit Coal Conference
Detroit telegram invites Lowell to send a delegation to a Thursday October 9 conference aimed at securing coal from Pennsylvania and West Virginia. City leaders weigh cost from $500 to $1000 and whether results justify expense. press representation requested. Mayor Badger to present it to aldermen tonight.
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Badger
Detroit
Michigan
Lowell
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
William C. Maybury
Fred W. Smith
Common Council
Mr. Badger
Study of Vermont tuberculosis conference opens in Burlington
Vermont hosts a statewide tuberculosis conference in Burlington to study the disease and plan prevention. Topics include the need for a state sanitarium, bovine tuberculosis relation to public health, and notification and control measures. Dr Irving A Watson from New Hampshire labs is inspecting Vermont facilities to inform a future New Hampshire sanitarium plan.
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Burlington
Vermont
State Board of Health
Irving A. Watson
New Hampshire
Turkey’s Post Office and Backwardness Described by Baker
Ray Stannard Baker portrays the Turkish post office as pervasive surveillance with every telegram read by authorities. Foreign post offices in Turkish cities handle mail for Europeans to avoid Turkish censorship, while Turkish telephone and electric services are barred or limited. He contrasts disorder with foreign efficiency and notes Turkey remains candle or lamp lit, markedly behind.
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Ray Stannard Baker
Turkey
Salonica
Constantinople
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Francis Henshaw & Co
Milk Street
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Fisk & Robinson
State Street
Philip R. Hovey
Investment Securities
Kirk and Anne Streets
Mann School
Defender
F. L. Ames of
Vigilant
the Fish Estate
Maine
City Hall Notes
Supt
Beals
New England Telephone Company
Gorham
Dean
C. W. Lenbert
Bowling Green
W.g.bumps Hurt
Dasher
THE
Karlston Club
Courier- Citizen
Middle Street
Geo. B. Cortelyou
Rixey
Navy
O'Reilly
Army
Lang
Jackson Place
Redmond, Dillon and
Davidt
America
Brockton Fair
Nicholas G. Norcross
Insurance
Lowell, Mass
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