Remarkable Boston Santiago dead honored in Ninth Regiment rites
Funeral processions for Santiago casualties mark a solemn city tribute. Long lines form at the armory as Private Mahoney and others are laid to rest with military honors. Escorts from Ninth Regiment, Seventh Infantry, and Marines attend, with prayers by Rev. James Lee and volleys, taps, and floral tributes from families and organizations.
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Armory
Boston
Ninth Regiment
J. J. Mahoney
Battery C
Seventh United States Artillery
Ponce
P. R
Mahoney
James D. Moriarty
Company E
Denhafson Dramatic Club
J.J. Collins
James
Margaret
Hughes
Albert Savage
J. Connolly
Company
BE. B. McLaughlin
Roxbury
Council
Knights of Columbus
J. J. Foley
Patrick Grady
Geome
Josiah Quincy
D. J. Keefe
Company A
Ninth
Warren Street
Calvary Cemetery
Breiner
Ganders
Mt. Hope
Murphy
Maguire
O’donovi
Hugh J. Kane
P. J. McCarty
Henry Kent
D. Connolly
Frank Carr
M. R. Dennehy
Henry McNamee
John P. Dolan
Bremer
Crowley
Lagan
Sul- Myan
Alther
Reilly
Hickey
Bears
Sanders
Ral Norman Ll. Buskirk
L. Hall
W. F. Brogie
Edward Cunningham
P. Curran
D. McElwain
Matthew Lavin
Old, Dorchester Cemetery
John J. Sullivan
John J. Barry
Moriarty
Peter T. Foley
John H. Cushine
H. R. Briener
Norway
Dr. Briener
Santiago
J. H. Cushine
J. J. Murphy
National Plate Printers’ Union
George R. McLoughlin
Company B
W. J. Ahern
Uncle Tom
William F. Cracker
Seventh
United States Infantry
John J. Maguire
John J. Mahoney
United States Artillery
James Lee
Revere
Father Lee
Copper stocks promise high returns says longtime critic
A veteran investor urges readers to buy copper mining shares, arguing the copper industry offers 10 percent plus annual returns with lasting value. He cautions against fraudulent “coppers” and endorses Calumet & Hecla, Boston & Montana, and Butte & Boston Mining, citing strong management and reserves.
Mass Market Digestive Aid Ad From Old Newspaper
An old advertisement touts tablets claimed to ease sour stomach and dyspepsia with a claim of non-gripe effects. It markets a dosage of 100 per package and urges readers to obtain from their druggist, noting U S Army branding and mention of New York distribution.
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U. S. Army
Agua
Eulogies For Fallen Heroes At Armory Funeral
Father Lees eulogizes soldiers who died for humanity and country in a solemn armory service. The Lynn Cadet Band played Nearer My God to Thee as eight hearses carried flag draped caskets to Warren Street for the funeral procession.
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West Newton
Warren Street
Breiner
Sanders
Mt. Hope
J. J. Murphy
McGuire
Meyers
Calvary
M.loughlin
Rolyhood
Moriarty
Old Dorchester Cemetery
Ninth
Lynn
Ninth Regiment
John J. Sullivan
John J. Barry
James D. Moriarty
Old Dorchester
William G. Sanders
Mt. Ope
St. Paul
Christ
Armory
Mahoney
Seventh Artillery
Four Northampton Soldiers Die in Cuba Honored at Academy of Music
Unusual services were held at the Academy of Music for four Northampton soldiers who died in Cuba. Corporal Alfred N. Belleville, Privates Frank Barbour and Eugene F. Cole of Company I, Second Massachusetts, and Thomas J. Barrett of Company B, Seventeenth U.S. Infantry, are interred with full military honors. Barriers arrived, flags draped the caskets, and processions moved through city streets as Major Mather led the addresses with Protestant and Catholic clergy.
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Northampton
Academy of Music
Cuba
Alfred N. Belleville
Frank Barbour
Eugene F. Cole
Second
Massachusetts Regiment
Thomas J. Barrett
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Barrett
FJ Caney
Major Mather
W. L. Baker Grand Army Post
Monotuck Lodge of Odd Fellows
Fire Department
Company I
Colonel Hanley to Be Buried in City Today
Officers of the Ninth Regiment hold a meeting at East Armory to arrange funeral rites for Colonel P. Hanley. They plan to attend in uniform with six non commissioned officers escort from Company A. Montgomery Light Guard Veterans to meet at Roxbury station to join the funeral procession.
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East Newton Street
Ninth Regiment
Charlestown Navy Yard
Seventh United States Infantry
Ninth
Lawrence J. Logan
John J. Hayes
J. H. Dunn
Thomas F
Stevens
Galvin
Doyle
Grady
Growley
Clements
O’donovan
van Buskirk
Dunn
Stone
Washington
McLoughlin
Cracker
Lisly Cross Cemetery
Malden
Washington Street
Warren
Syesterday
M. V
East Armory
P. Tanley
Hanley
Company A
Columbian Guards
Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association
Roxbury Station
N. Y
N. H
R. R. Roxbury Crossing
P. Jt, Hanley
Sick Soldiers of the Fifth Delayed at Highland Tunnel
Sick soldiers of the Fifth Regiment were due to arrive at Park Square station yesterday morning but failed to show. A Pullman car was held up at Highland New York because it was too large to pass through a tunnel, so the train was retimed to arrive in Boston this morning.
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Park Square Station
Highland
N. Y
Boston
Investment Advisory to Butte Montana Holders
A Boston Montana and Butte stock advice warns holders against selling at current prices. Expect cash offers or exchanges at higher values as Montana legal maneuvers unfold. The note dismisses Montana proceedings as likely irrelevant, citing tribute demands as the motive behind consolidation.
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Montana
Butte
Advice to Holders of Miners and Isle Royale Stocks
The letter urges holders not to sell now after the April 1 consolidation. It explains 100 Isle Royale shares convert to 90 of the new stock and 100 Miners shares to 60 of the new stock. The merged shares are expected to trade around 105 to 115 soon, equating to 100 for Isle Royale and 65 for Miners, with potential for higher later.
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Isle Royale
Consolidated Company
Old Isle Royale
Arcadian stock advice warns holders against selling now
The advisory urges Arcadian holders not to sell at current prices. It notes a ruling price around 90 and predicts the stock will rise sharply, stating it previously warned when it sold at 20 that it would soon exceed 150.
Copper Stocks and 5 Percent Yields: Lawson’s 1899 Note
Investment guidance by Thomas W. Lawson urges readers to compare copper stock prospects to a guaranteed 5 percent annual return. He recalls writing Coppers in 1897 and notes copper shares then traded at significantly lower values on the Boston Stock Exchange.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Thomas W. Lawson
Coppers Boston's Big Three Thomas W. Lawson
A discussion on investors seeking higher income from larger principal and the risks of securing 6 8 or 10 percent returns. It notes the difficulty for cautious buyers in finding safe investments and the allure and hazard of rapid speculative gains.
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Coppers
Boston
Big
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson Weidenfeld & Co. Members of NYSE Boston Firm
Lawson Weidenfeld & Co of Boston is listed as a member firm of the New York Stock Exchange. The notice emphasizes its status within the NYSE and its base in Boston.
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New York Stock Exchange
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American Sugar Refining Company
Wall-street
Wall Street
Calumet & Hecla
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston Mining Company
Northampton Services
Colonel Hanley
Montgomery
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