Markets buoyant in New York amid steel stock activity
The New York market opened buoyant with strong steel shares led by U S Steel and Missouri Pacific under pressure. Union Pacific and composite steel issues attracted heavy buying. Trading featured brisk activity in copper stocks Calumet & Hecla and Butte & Boston while the market faced higher money rates and a gold export signal.
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New York
London
Commission House
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Steei
James R. Keene
Street & Norton
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Ross
Usc
Gegre Veiccescesics
Cccceseese
Mass Mine Begins New Management and Output Rise Noted
The Mass mine starts under new management today with intensified efforts across all departments. The three Trimountain shafts are timbered to the bottom and sinking continues. Baltic Mining reports March output of 135 tons, up from 67 tons in March 1900, with three months totaling 495 tons, a substantial rise. Quincey Mining shows March results and three-month totals, with the output at the Baltic and Quincey mines marking record levels. Tennessee Coal and Iron declares a regular 2 percent quarterly dividend payable May 1 to stockholders of record April 19. Pullman stock hits a new high, rising 64 points to 117. National City Bank to ship $500,000 in gold to Bertin on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, double last week’s announced amount. Butte dispatch notes Heinze contingent’s bid to obtain Judge Clancy's order to access the Anaconda mine for 40 days interrupted by Anaconda, with jurisdiction questions lingering.
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Helen Gould
Russell Sage
Manhattan
Calumet & Hecla
Butte & Boston
Boston & Montana
Tamarack
U. S
Bingham
Centennial Eureka
U.S
Standard Oil
George E. Armstrong & Co
Armstrong, Schirmer & Co
George E. Armstrong
Frank A. Schirmer
Ollenborg
Charles A. Morse
Clark, Ward & Co
Clark
Ward
London
United Zinc Companies
North America Gold Dredging Company
Maine
C. A. Hight
L. J. Hight
H. P. Sweetzer
Portland
B. C. Ramsdell
J. D. Upton
Boston
Bear River Mining Company
R. D. Evans
United States Mining Company
Parrot Mining Company
Unit States Mining and Centennial-Eureka Companies
United States Mining
Boston News Bureau
Utah Valley
American Smelting and Refining Company
Baltic Mining Company
Quincey
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Pullman
National City Bank of New York
Bertin
Butte
Mont
Boston Financial News
Heinze
Clancy
Anaconda
Copper Trust
Burdett O'Connor
Anaconda Company
Political Petition Confusion Delays Proceedings
Fragmentary notes show a political petition and related names, with unclear dates and dispositions. The text references Allan, Curtis, Sederquist, and Haly, hinting at a legal or administrative filing extended into months, but specifics remain unreadable.
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Uil
Allan
Curse
Curtis & Sederquist
Haly
Pinka
Rotor at Watergate: Today’s Deals and Prices
A terse notice lists rotor related items and current prices at the market. It notes available goods and price points for shoppers seeking bargains.
Storti Declares Forgiveness Before Execution
The condemned murderer Luigi Storti dictated a farewell statement from his death cell praising forgiveness while cursing none. He laments missed efforts to save his life, mentions brother Nicholi Storti and Salvatore’s failed rescue, and describes his deteriorating health and daily meals.
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Luigi Storti
Storti
Salvatore Storti
Italy
America
Salvatore
Calucci
Luigi
Orti Salvatore
Alvatore
Charlestown
Nicholi
Choli
Nicholi Storti
Philadelphia
Castelfrand
Nicholl
Ambiguous Fragments Signal Next Case Developments
Fragmentary notes indicate tensions around a claimant named Ansolonia and fears for his safety. The text suggests a forthcoming statement and possible legal or political stakes. Expected developments are anticipated to emerge tomorrow.
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Ansolonia
St Dre
Custody Battle Over Jackie McCarthy Sparks Community Turmoil
In Danvers a custody dispute rooted in religious differences escalates from a suspected kidnapping to contest over guardianship and adoption. Jackie McCarthy, nine, was placed by town authorities with Mrs. David Smith after adoption by Arthur and Cambridge couple Cole, while his presumed guardian, Joseph George of Peabody, seeks return over Protestant upbringing claims. The Probate Court may reopen adoption proceedings to resolve the matter.
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Danvers
Jackie’ McCarthy
Jackie
E. J. Powers
Ty George
Probate
Mrs Cole Comments on Danvers Boy Case
Mrs Arthur Cole of 94 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge says she and her husband believed Danvers was granting them legal rights to the boy. If not they will seek court action to settle possession. She notes the dispute centers on his religious education and family concerns.
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Arthur Cole
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Danvers
Loomis Trip Quick Passage to New York Planned
It was decided to rush Loomis the United States minister to Venezuela by the Scorpion to San Juan Porto Rico and then aboard a regular merchant steamer for New York. Officials did not know when Percy would leave Venezuela.
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Washington
United States
Loomis
Venezuela
San Juan
Porto Rico
New York
Percy
List of Competitors Up to 5 P. M. Yesterday
A compiled list of names and addresses of competitors entered by 5 PM yesterday. Entries include H A Ambsley 30 Dunlow Rox and Geo Wickson 522 Sumner EB, with numerous others across Everett Revere Rox Boston and surrounding towns.
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H. A. Ambsley
Dunlow
Rox
Marcuse
Cotting
Jacob B. "Bocheltz
Snndicott
Geo
Wickson
Sumner St
EB B
Mies Renta J. Hamilton
Ruggles St
Jerry Callahan
City Hall Ave
Wm. B. Brown
Marblehead
Hamike McEleney
N. Margin
St. Samtel Ee
Letters to the editor in Boston Post readers contest
A collage of readers submit receipts, votes, and coupons urging support for political figures and contests. Names include William B Brown Marblehead Abram Tilles Boston Michael J Barry Boston Picker Wake up Bunker Hill Bryan Thomas Everett.
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POST
Sunday Post
Sir
Constan
Abram Tilles
Brighton Street
Fay Street
The
Boston Post
Boston
Ichael J. Barry
Bunker Hill
Rolandow Wins Weight-Lift Meet at Grand Central Palace
In New York on April 1 Rolandow the American strongman defeated Johnson the Swede in Grand Central Palace lifting 3236 points to 3007. The contest featured an engaging display of power and endurance as the hometown favorite claimed the title.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Rolandow
Johnson
Cambridge school board candidates named for April election
At a Cambridge conference of school board and city council committees last evening the recommendation was made to nominate J. Henry Russell of Ward 2 and W. J. Mandell of Ward 5 for the school board election set for April 9.
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School Board
City Council of
Cambridge
J. Henry Russell
W. J. Mandell
Carpenters Demand Eight Hour Day in Strike
Binghamton N Y April 1 union carpenters in the city began a strike today demanding an eight hour day with full nine hours pay.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Cadet at Large Tobus Wins Pekin Wall Climb Cadetship
Washington April 1 Calyn T Tobus named cadet at large at West Point after becoming first for a wall climb at Pekin He led a daring ascent carrying a rope and a revolver aiding fellow troops as the American flag rose over Pekin walls in a dramatic assault.
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Washington
Calyn T. Tobus
United States Military Academy
West Point
Titus
Pekin
Corbin
MacArthur
Manila
Young Titus
Tien Tsin
Caore
Europe
Boers Gather for Cape Transvaal Campaign Amidst Northward Retreat
Despatches from Cape Town and Brussels say General Betha and General Dewet join a 13 000 strong Boer force preparing against General French in the Transvaal. In Cape Colony two hundred Boers reappear near Richmond as the town guard is mobilized. At Vryheid French operations push Boers eastward, pursued by Natal Police Colonel Partnell and Alderson. some escape north but are blocked by Allenby who seizes a fifteen pounder and two pom-poms.
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London
Cape Town
Brussels
Betha
Dewet
French
Transvaal
Richmond
Cape Colony
Dundes
Vryheid
Partnell
Natal Police
Michigan Supreme Court Re-Elected and Regents Win
Robert M. Montgomery of Grand Rapids was re-elected to the Michigan Supreme Court by about 40,000 votes. Frank W. Fletcher and Henry W. Carey won regent seats for the State University by large majorities. Local races varied with Dem gains in Jackson and a Prohibition mayoral win in Owosso.
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Detroit
Mich
Robert M. Montgomery
Grand Rapids
Supreme Court
Frank W. Fletcher
Alpena
Henry W. Carey
Manisteo
Regents
The
State University
Jackson
Owosso
D. D
Emery
John B. Whelan
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Hampden St
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Norfolk Ave
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Mass
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Wall Street
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Pickwick
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Nebraska
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Everett
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