Specialties in Active Demand on New York and Boston Markets
Stock activity surged in New York and Boston with Dominion Iron and Steel and Dominion Coal rising sharply on a lease deal between the coal and steel outfits. American Telephone and Telegraph hit a new high amid talk of a new issue and rights for present holders. Massachusetts Electric climbed on heavy buying, while copper issues were mixed amid widespread market momentum and liquidity.
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New York
Boston
Dominion Securities
American Telephone
Hayden, Stone & Co
Dominion Iron and Steel
Dominion Coal
Steel
Charles Hayden
Henry M. Whitney
Coal Company
Steel Company
American Telephone and Telegraph
Massachusetts Electric
Amalgamated
Wolverine
Tamarack
Trimountain
United States Mining
Western Railroad
Atchison
St. Paul
Northwest
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
St. Louis
San Francisco
BRA Covies
Fonds
UG Dis
Bingham
Daly- West
Utah
Boston Consolidated
Messia
Towle & Fitzgerald
Old Dominion
Board of Directors
Charles 8S. Smith
Lincoln
Lkely
Messrs. Agassiz and
Livermore
Calu- 5
Dismet & Hecla
Copper
Heinzes
T. J. Taylor & Co
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company
J. R. Keene
John Stanton
Copper Market Gap Drives Mine Output Shifts in 1902
The market shows a wide copper price spread with quotations near 12 cents versus 17 cents. This delta affects extensive copper dependent enterprises and may delay or cancel planned work. The Baltic mine of Copper Range Consolidated reported 276 tons in March and 626 tons in Q1 1902, up from 135 and 486 tons in 1901, and 67 and 19% tons in 1900. HBATH.
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Baltic
Copper Range Consolidated
Eight Day Washington Tours From Boston
Delightful combined sea and land excursions depart April 12 26 May 10 24 from Post visiting Norfolk Old Point Comfort Newport News Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and New York. Parties conducted personally cost 30 dollars covers all expenses for four of eight days for full information contact Simmons Marsters 20 Washington Street Boston.
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Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Newport News
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Simmons Marsters
Washington Street
Boston
Pension Agent Hoitt Confirmed by Senate
Washington April 4 A J Hoitt was confirmed by the Senate today as pension agent in Boston.
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Hoitt
Washington
J. Hoitt
Senate Today
Boston
Colonel Pope Resigns From American Bicycle Company
Colonel Albert A Pope resigns as chairman of the board of directors at the American Bicycle Company His departure is described as a sensation in the bicycle trade with Pope seen as the companys mainstay He declines to state reasons but is understood to object to the firms recent business policy
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The
American Bicycle Company
Albert A. Pope
Pope
Qn. Lorimer Not To Return
Deacon O M Wentworth says there is no truth to Dr. Lorimer returning to Tremont Temple. He notes a social New York visit with his wife, no church matters discussed, and the pastor search committee has not contacted Lorimer or decided on a candidate. Myers is viewed favorably by some youths, but no action has been taken.
Northern Pacific Files Mortgages for 320 Million
The Northern Pacific filed two mortgages with the register of deeds. A prior ten mortgage of 180 million to the Mercantile Trust Company and a general ten mortgage of 190 million to the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company. Both cover every county in which the railroad operates.
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Minneapolis, Minn
The
Northern Pacific Today
Register of Deeds
Mer
Ecamble Trust Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Northern Pacific
Father Field opens St Martin's House in West End
A new social work for African American residents opens at 33 Bradford Street called St Martin's House. Father Field of the Mission Church of St John the Evangelist leads efforts focusing on kindergarten and boys clubs, with $500 already raised. A caretaker will run the premises, with Father Field visiting periodically and two ladies directing the kindergarten classes beginning next Monday. A prior mission at 612 Shawmut Avenue, St Martin's Mission, has drawn over 200 children for religious instruction on Sundays.
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Father Field
Iather Field
Shawmut Avenue
St. Martin’s Mission
Promoter and Wife Die in Room in New York
Charles H Worthen and his wife were found dead in their room. Worthen shot his wife and cut her throat, then cut his own throat. Financial troubles are believed to have caused the deed. The couple had moved from St Paul a year ago, and Worthen yesterday paid a $150 back board bill with a check marked N G.
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New York
Charles H. Worthen
Worthen
St. Paul
Boston hailed as tightest closed city in nation
The Watch and Ward Society report declares Boston the tightest closed city among major U S communities. It notes gambling persists in private clubs and circles, with activity hidden in barber shops, cigar stores, and saloons, guarded by tacit understandings that hinder police raids.
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Boston
United States
Watch and Ward Society
Ray
Stand with Strikers: Court Denies Preemptive Injunction
In Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Gaynor refused an injunction sought by Frank Herzog and Louis Erbe to curb picketing by J. L. Fitzgerald and others near their business. He ruled this is not a case for pretrial injunctions as no violence occurred and both capital and labor have rights to organize.
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New York
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Frank Herzog
Louis Erbe
T Bookbinders
J. L. Fitzgerald
Abor
War revenue repeal talks stall as bucket shop tax persists
Washington April 3 The conference between the two houses failed again over the Senate amendment preserving the bucket shop tax. House members reject the provision while Senate negotiators stand firm, leaving no agreement on the repealing bill.
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Washington
Houses
Congress
Senate
House
Correndingly Low Rates on Northwestern Line Travel
Eastickets go on sale April 19 26 with inclusive fares good for return until June 25. Fastest times, finest scenery, newest equipment. Tickets and sleeping car reservations available at Northwestern Line Washington Street.
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Northwestern Line
Washington Street
Massachusetts House Rejects Direct Vote for Senators
The Massachusetts House voted 99 to 53 against resolutions proposing direct election of United States Senators. Representative McNary urged that the people should decide, while Representative Schofield argued the Constitution should not be amended to replace state legislatures. Debate highlighted distrust of trusts and the danger of constitutional conventions.
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Chickering
William S. M'Nary
South
Boston
United States
William Schofield
Malden
Massachusetts
House
Congress
United States Senate
Republisans
Washington
McNary
Socratic
State Committee
Schofield
John Quincy Adams
Daniel Webster
Charles Sumner
Edward Everett
Delaware
Montana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Senate
Bemis
Enner
National
House of Representatives
Fall of Malden
Supreme Court
Jackson
Fall River
Foxboro
Bingham
Marlboro
Dana
Newton
Donahue
Hurley
Salem
Myers
Luce
Somerville
Messrs. Collins
Great Barrington
Everett
MacCartney
Legislature Signals Boston Home Rule Shift at State House
The legislature shows willingness to let Boston govern itself with reports and committee actions. The metropolitan affairs committee refused to intervene in Boston Common, deferring to city government for local matters. The move suggests many Boston measures will be killed, granting Boston a freer hand on local governance.
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Boston
State House
Crane
Metropolitan Affairs Committee
Greater Boston
Senate
Telephones On Trains In Overland Limited Ex press
The Chicago and Northwestern equips its Overland Limited with car to car telephones and station connections along the line. A test connected W B Kniskern to the Eastern office from a Chicago depot car. If successful, service may expand to allow passengers to telephone from moving trains. The $2 million upgrade includes buffet, barber, smoking, library, sleeping, and observation cars with a uniformed attendant in charge of telephone service.
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Chicago & Northwestern
W. B. Kniskern
Overland Limited
Malt Whiskey Promoted As Medicinal Tonic
Cushing Medical Supply touts Matt Whiskey as the best malt whiskey with untiring research and proven value. They claim it restores natural strength and vigor of life based on numerous testimonials and offer it for sale in packages through Boston and New York outlets.
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Cushing Medical ‘Supply
C.C
Boston
New York
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Boston Land
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Co Range
Daly-West
Dom Coal
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Fitchburg
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Mass Electric
Mayflower
Michigan
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Nor & Wor Pest
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Old Colon
Fuin
Osceola
Parrot
Pere Marquette
Planters’ Comp
Pullman Co
Reece Buttonhole
Rhode Island
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Seattle
Swift
Victoria
Western Union T
Westing Elec
Wh & Lfe
Winona Wolverine
Wyandotte
Premium Oil Co
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UNION
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Canada Southern
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Ind & Louis
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Louteville & Nashville
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Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Nee
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pester
Averin
Southwestern
St. An al
Southern Railway
Texas & Vpacific
St L & West
Wisconsin Central
Express
Amalgamated Copper
Amay & Founty
General Electric
Hocking Coal
International Paper
International Power Sarce Nor American
Acite Coast
Acuic
People's Gage
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KOO
Peveens Tee
Nepublic Steel Aaee
Western Union
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