Copper Gains Power Amid Broad Market Rally Across New York and Boston
A broad market advance lifted copper and other stocks in New York and Boston. Gains were led by Copper complex favorites such as Butte and Old Dominion, with notable advances in Centennial, Lake Superior properties, and United States Mining. Reports on earnings and operations from Centennial Mining and related firms framed optimism for future production and potential dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Federal Steel
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading
Anaconda
Lake Erie &Western
Butte
Old Dominion
Montana
Arcadian
Amalgamated
Parrot
Copper
Centennial
Mohawk
Galt Lake
Utah
Bingham
Centennial Eureka
United States
Boston Consolidated
London
Avino Mines, Limited
Winona
Denton
Mona
South Range
Stock Exchange
Brown, Riley & Co
Atlantic Tooey
Bell
A, Té& BP
Ccceee
PFOL
Boston & Albany
Ston & Maine
Ee Beseig
Pere Ironies
Union Pacific
de & Am
Ee Wn Mining
Etna
Calumet & Hecla
Catalpa
Eeseereee Centennial
Eeereane Echiti
Agreéas Dominion
Eeesees
Franklin
Rhode Island
Apse
Santa Ysabel
oFederal Steel
Eteorene
Sai
the Pullman
Torrington
Torrington Pref
United
United Shoe
Boi West Eleo
Colonial Copper Company Reports Rich Ore Returns
The Colonial Copper Company with offices in New York and Boston operates mines and ships ore to a smelter, returning 43.88 percent copper on a tested lot. Superintendent Pinkham notes new shafts strike very rich ore, with each foot deeper yielding better content as they drill further down.
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Old Dominion
O. D
Montana
New York
Boston
Pinkham
Senate approves Porto Rican bill amid Quay case showdown
The Senate passes the Porto Rico free trade measure after debate on internal revenue and trade. votes split 90 to 40 with various pairs noted. A subsequent quarrel over Senator Quay’s case leads to tense exchanges and an adjournment as leaders scramble to manage unanimous consent.
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Davis
Minnesota
Porto Rico
Internal Revenue District
Yeas
Nays
Allen
Bacon
Bate
Berry
Clark
Mont
Clay
Cockrell
Culberson
Daniel
Rep
Harris
Heitfeld
Jones
Ark
Kerney
Lindsay
McLaurin
Martin Mason
Money
Morgan
Nelson
Pettus
Proctor
Simon
Sullivan
Taliaferro
Tillman
Turley
West
Wellington
Allison
Baker
Bard
Carter
Chandler
Wyo
Cullom
Deboe
Depew
Fairbanks
Foraker
Foster
Frye
Gallinger
Gear
Hansbrough
Hawley
Kean
Kyle
Lodge
McBride
McComas
McMillan
Penrose
Perkins
Platt
N.Y
Pritchard
Quarles
Ross
Scott
Sewell
Shoup
Spooner
Stewart
Teller
Thurston
Wetmore
Wal
Beveridge
Portof Rico
Dem
Indiana
Mr. Rawlins
Utah
Mr. Clark
Hanna
Quay
Senate
Philippines
Wolcott
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Dr Williams Pink Pills Sold In Packages Not Dozens
Pharmaceutical note states Dr Williams Medicine Co offers Pink Pills for Pale People only in packages. Price is 50 cents per box or 6 boxes for 2 dollars and 50 cents, with distribution through druggists or direct from Schenectady New York.
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Peter C. Brown
East Braintrea
Mass
Mr. Brown
Dr. Williame
Colt Syard
Sreorato
Charles Miller
Justice of the Poace
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Frescont Quarantine Stands as Best Premixed Paint Stain
Frescont claims to be the top ready to mix paint for professional painters and decorators. It is available in white and eight tints and can be mixed in cold hot or warm water for varied applications.
Frescoat Paint Promises Interior Brightness and Fire Proofing
Frescoat is advertised to beautify ceilings and walls of homes schools and churches It also brightens interior factory and workshop spaces The product is promoted as a cold water paint suitable for large interior surfaces with fire resistant properties Insist on its use
Frescoat Company paints for painters and decorators
The text states that the product is sold by the barrel to painters and decorators at reasonable prices and can be colored as desired. It mentions manufacture by Frescoat Company Renand & apids Michigan, with garbled trailing lines suggesting a promotional note or advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frescoat Company
Renand & Apids
Michigan
House Debates Hawaiian Territorial Bill Substitute
The House debates the Senate territorial bill substitute with focus on labor contracts and Asian immigration. Knox defends passage while Robinson cites wage slavery risks and Lane warns Republicans on Porto Rico tariff policy. Knox notes most Asiatic workers in Hawaii intend short stays and few seek U.S. permanent settlement.
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Washington
House
Knox
Mass
Territories
Robinson
Ind
United States
Islands
Archibald Forbes Buried in Aberdeen
The remains of Archibald Forbes, war correspondent, were interred today in Aberdeen after his death announced yesterday. Many wreaths were sent by American and other friends of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Archbald Forbes
Aberdeen
Robbers Kill Night Operator in Santa Fe Depot Raid
Robbers rifled the Santa Fe depot in Winfield Kansas last night and shot and killed D. C. Coates, the night operator, as they fled with only a few cents. Authorities believe the suspect left a clue to prevent identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield, Kas
Santa Fe
D. C. Coates
Boston to Host National Manufacturers Banquet in April
The National Association of Manufacturers convenes in Boston with 1200 covers planned for a April 26 banquet at Mechanics Building. President McKinley is urged as guest of honor, with officials from New England groups and Western delegations attending.
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National Association of Manufacturers
C. J. H. Woodbury
Milk Street
Mechanics’ Building
Boston
New England Cotton ‘Manufacturers’ Association
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Lorimer Hall
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Boston Chambers of Commerce
New England Shoe and Leather Association
American Paper and Pulp Association
Roger Wolcott
McKinley
New England
Washington
Theodore C. Search
National Association
Wu Ting-Fang
New York
Pennsylvania
Falls River Line
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ccicago
Illinois
W. B. Rice
New England Shoe and Other Association
Ichard Young
Edward H. Sanborn
Boston finance committee seeks 15000 for visitor festivities
The committee led by president Henry W. Peabody and treasurer Daniel D. Morss aims to raise 15000 dollars to cover expenses for entertaining visitors in Boston. Initial responses covered several thousand dollars, and a second appeal is issued to speed completion and aid committee preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Peabody
Daniel D. Morss
Boston
New York Assembly Overrides Van Wyck on Water Bill
Seven New York City bills passed in the Assembly today over Mayor Van Wyck's veto in party lines. The anti Ramapo Fallows bill requires New York City to obtain Board of Estimate and Apportionment approval and written consent of both the Mayor and comptroller before contracting for its water supply.
Walter Powers Identified As Pond Victim In Wellesley
The body of 26 year old Walter Powers, a bookkeeper of 128 North Concord street, was identified yesterday at Elles ley as the man found in a pond Monday night. Identification was made by his brother John Powers Jr. His mother and siblings are distraught. It is unclear whether the death was accidental or self-inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Mr. Walcott
Quay
Mr. Lodge
Senate
Mr. Chandler
Foraker
Wellesley
Walter 5. Powers
Neut Concord Street
Ellesley
John T. Powers, Jr
Powers
Young F Powers
Boston Men Held for Higher Court in Hat Store Robbery
William Sullivan and James Russell of Boston were arrested after attempting to rob the Graham hat store on Main Street. Each was held for the higher court on charges of stealing $20 from the Atlantic Bread store. Authorities say Sullivan and Russell may be wanted in Manchester and other New Hampshire cities.
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Ston
New York
Butte
Ely
Segay
H. H. Rogers
A. C. Purrege
Bigelow
E. V. Royer
East Boston
LYWN
William Sullivan
James Russell
Boston
Graham
Ihg Street
Gerald
Sullivan
Manchester
Ain
New Hampshire
Mother Drowns Herself and Children in Rochester
In Rochester New York Mrs Catherine Meyer killed her two young children by placing them in a kitchen cistern and then died by suicide. A note blamed a grocery bill of 106 dollars and the grocer refusing further credit.
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Rochester
N. Y
Catherine Meyer
Waterfront notes mix ship launches and cargo trades
East Boston harbor activity includes a plan to name a new propeller ferry after an admiral but the choice is deferred. The General Sumner will lead a boat procession near Sumner street as Orient Heights or Harbor View may gain recognition later. Cargo updates cover schooners Lyman M Lew and Grover, coal and flour movements, fish prices, and a collision damage report on the Norwegian steamer Symra.
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Admiral Dewey
William McKie
Wheeler
General Sumner
Sumner Street
Boston
Orient Heights
Harbor View
Lyman M. Lew
Baltimore
Everett Coke Works
Tampico
Mexico
Alice E. Clark
Ward
Grover
Essex
Hawkesbury
C. B
Stern Railroad
Halifax
Long Wharf
Jamaica
Admiral Sampson
Lamont G. Burnham
Nathaniel T. Palmer
South Boston
Symra
Louisburg
B. T. Haviland
Castle Island
Weeks’s Wharf
Bertelsen & Petersen
Cambrian King
Sparrows Point
Cape Henry
Antwerp
Fitz J. Babson
Norfolk
Pert
Readings by Educational Alliance at Court Street Friday
The third in a series of readings by standard writers will be given before the Educational Alliance at 183 Court Street on Friday evening. Mr. Leon Jynes will speak on and read from Tennyson's poems.
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Educational Alliance
Court Street
Leon Jynes
Tennyson
Mrs Sarah Heller Marries Mr Meltzer at Union Park Hall
Last evening at Union Park Hall Miss Sarah Heller married Mr Meltzer in a terse ceremony attended by close friends. Bridesmaids included Beece Heller Bertha Heller Debrah Farmanson Mila Linsky Lizzie Yeaman. ushers were Levy M. Linsky Max Adler. A reception supper and dance followed.
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Union Park Hall
Sarah Heller
Meltzer
Jheoaonne
Beece Heller
Bertha Heller
Dprah Rmanson
Mila Linsky
Lizzie
Yeeman
Levy
M. . M. Linsky
Max Adler
Esther Notable at Sabbath School Performance
The Sabbath school of the Young Men’s Hebrew Association presented a dramatic rendering of Queen Esther at Minot Hall last evening under the direction of Mrs Feurlicht with assistance from Miss Freda Kung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Minot Hall
Mrss. Feurlicht
Freda Kung
Deafness from Catarrh Reversed in Short Time
Deafness lasting twelve years from protracted catarrh was cured in days by Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhal Cure, after other treatments failed. Captain Hep Connor of Toronto experienced full relief and eventual recovery. Sold by C. E. Woodward & Co., Bromley, Hunt & Co., Townine? W. D. Wheeler, 21 Massachusetts.
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Hep. Connor
Toronto
Canada
Agnew
C. E. Woodward & Co
Bromieff, Hunt & Co
W. D
Massachuse
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Marquette Mining Journal
Dollar Bay
Cein
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Centennial Mining Company
H. F. Fay
William Howell Reed
John C. Watson
William A. Hazard
Edmund
An R. Dow
James Chynowethe
Eee
Fay
Kearsarge Lode
Olverine
Inada
Sat Sigs
Old
Eesony Trust Company
Nual
Reece Button Hole Machine Company
William Garland
Gila Valley
Globe & Northern Railway
Globe
N. L
N. L. Amster & Co
Banking House
State St
Broadwork P
Wiladelphia
Walnut St
Philadelphia
Commission
Moehea
Ee Pe
Wyoming
The
Piscal Agents
Norman Cameron & Co
Stocks and Bonds
State Street
American Bell Telephone Company
William BR. Driver
SZW
England Telephone and Telegraph Company
William R. Driver
U. S. Steel Co
Applicard Ransom Bridge & Co
State
Boston Stock Sales
Am Sugar
Eevee
Am'Ag Chemical
Do Pre
Seeeeee
Centen
Eureka
Isle Royale
Gas & Oo
E Gas & Coke
Saeee
Old D Dominion
Balcom
Oelthea
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Bonanza
Csesess
Eeeeeres
Seeveereeseenbeed
Boston Ae Powet
Atchison Eeeesersaerereers
Hes & Ohio
Louis
Heeaeas
Hocking Coal
Centra Hocking Valle
Iowa
C.ceess
Norfolk & Western
Eeeerecere Raheny Pac
Ontaro & Western
Permeivents
Wisconsin Central
Cot Own
Os Dahdiians
Eeseen International
STEEL
Jim Keane
Bullises
Ersey Entral
del. & Hudson
Ontario & Western
Sulie
Dominion Atlantic
Baltic
New Nee
Wm.f. Dever & CO
Téléphone Boston Sgg
Hotel Savoy
Summer ST
Essex ST. Banigan
Lawrence
Providence
Miles
Congress
Hawaii
Archibald Forbes
M’kinley
Mechanics’ Hall
Mr Wolcott
M’laughiin
M. G. McLachlin
Broadway
New
van Wyck
Walter
Wellesley ‘Pond
Somerville -Malden
Gistern
Grocer
Educational Alliance Readings
Meltzer—Heller
Y. M. H. A. Dramatics
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