Planters' Compress Leads Mayflower Outlook Amid Copper Boom
Irregular trading across markets highlights strong European demand for Mayflower stock. Baltic, Trimountain and Yukon mines show widening copper outlook with plans for large production and new financing. Planters' Compress rises on favorable metal signals while New England Electric Vehicles advances as infrastructure expansion looms.
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Geranger
Paris
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Europe
Lake ‘Superior
Marquette Mining Journal
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Chynoweth
Atlantic
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Yukon Mining & Dredging
Yukon Trading, Mining & ‘Exploration Company, Limited
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New England Electric
Boston
Newport
New England
New York Company
New England Company
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Charles L. Edgar
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
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Boston Electric Light Company
Francis R. Hart
Old Colony
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Arthur J. Tower
The
Tower Manufacturing Company
Oliver Ames
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
R. McA. Diroyd
New York Electric Vehicle Company
James A. Hayes
Camden
N. J
T. K. Cummings, Jr
Old Dominion Mining Company
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Clifton
Aris
Clark
United Verde
Bingham
Boston News
Joseph S. Bigelow
Copper Coi
Bowen
Farrell
Bay State
Victoria
United States
Léonard Lewissohn
Lewissohn Bros
Dealers in United States Government Bonds and Deposits
A clipped market note discusses dealers in U S government bonds and the interest on deposits subject to sight check. The piece references financial agents for corporations and investors and cites a Boston News Bureau summary and distribution at local news stands.
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United States
Boston News
Hotere ‘i Yee4
Boston Stock Exchange Reported Prices Today
Boston stock exchange figures from April 5 show the day’s highest and lowest sales, along with closing bid and asked prices. The report lists the day’s price range and final market quotes for the trading session.
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Boston
Ex dividend sales data for bonds and stocks noted
Ex dividend. Total sales include Bonds 965525 dollars listed stock 100145 unlisted shares 9411. Percent 77.1. Indicates market activity and security categories with values in currency.
Carpenter Rescued After Thirty Foot Fall at Page Avenue
William Sanders aged 57, a Cambridge carpenter, fell thirty feet from a staging at a new building on Page Avenue. He suffered a skull fracture and was taken to City Hospital. home address is 229 Harvard Street.
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Page Avenue
Rhodes
Sanders
City Hospital
Harvard Street
Cambridge
Shoe Manufacturers Meet Forms National Association
An adjourned meeting of men’s shoe manufacturers gathered yesterday at the Shoe and Leather Association rooms in Bedford Street. About twenty New England firms attended but little business was done due to few replies to a nationwide circular sent to leading houses.
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America
Utah
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
New York
Europe
Third National Bank
Boston & Lake Superior Copper
Boston & Lake Superior
Porcupine Mountain
Wyoming
Samuel W. Snow
Benjamin L. Heath
L. C. Learned
Valentine Baker
Charles H. Black
Edmund H. Noyes
State Street
Boston
United Verde, Jr
Jerome
Arizona
Pinkham
Shoe and Leather Association
Bedford Street
New England
Prison reform debate rages in Massachusetts House
The House rejected a bid to abolish county prisons in favor of state control. Fitts defended the measure citing English reform and reduced crime, while Libby Parker Tolman and others warned of centralized power and little gain. Debates covered state institutions Charlestown Concord and Shelby borders, with allies citing Governor Wolcott and England's system.
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Lowell
Aldermen Can Have Lots of Carriages
The debate on a bill to reorganize city spending reveals division among aldermen and representatives. Some oppose state intrusion into municipal affairs while others push for parks and state use of land west of the State House. The House also acts on health, education, and licensing measures as the session proceeds.
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Boston
Parsons
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George
Essex
Washburn
Worcester
Donovan
Messrs. Donovan
Kelcher
Moran
Tague
Miss Helen Gould Donates $1000 to New York Fire Relief
Miss Helen Gould sent a $1000 check to the New York fire department this morning for the department relief fund.
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Helen Gould
New York
New York Fire Department
Dean's Ointment Offers Instant Relief and Cure
An optimistic advertisement claims itchying piles can be cured with Dean's Ointment providing instant relief and permanent cure. Distributed in drug stores for 50 cents, this promotional note underscores quick results.
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Dean
Peace Proposition Receives Praise from Former Presidents
The United Society of Christian Endeavor reports two letters from Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison in support of war aversion and arbitration. Cleveland commends efforts to abandon war for settling differences and urges American leadership in peace. Harrison echoes a hope for global peace, noting practical limits on frontier disarmament and urging a spirit of forbearance to foster universal peace through arbitration.
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Ihs
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Cleveland
Friends
Societies of Christian Endeavor
Eix
Harrison
America
Dead Admiral Honored in Portsmouth Services
The body of Rear Admiral Charles C. Carpenter, retired, arrived from Jamaica Plain and was taken to his family home for private rites before public services at St John’s Church. Navy officers attended as pallbearers, with a marine guard firing volleys and taps sounding, as Storer Post G A R sent a delegation.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Charles C. Carpenter
Jamaica Plain
Henry Emerson Hovey
St. John’s
Navy Yard
G. C. Reney
Jack Mason Files Bankruptcy After Marital Ties
Actor J B Mason spouse Marion Manola has filed for bankruptcy with $29468 in liabilities and no assets. Creditors include I H Wineberg $6000, H R Wolcott $4000, W B Dinsmore $3500, J C Thomas $3000, Wesley Sisson $2500, Helen Ulrich $200, F W Sidney $350, Hotel Vendome $300, Klaw & Erlanger $700, Liebler & Maas $1000, Rochester Union and Advertiser $1200, J L Miller $500, Mr Coffin $400, R V Mason $400, William Mason $850, and a $50 florist debt.
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I. H. Wineberg
H. R. Wolcott
Denver
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C. J. Thomas
Portland
Wesley Sisson
Chicago
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Harriet Billings
F. W. Sidney
London
Hotel Vendome
Klaw & Erlanger
Liebler & Maas
Rochester Union and Advertiser
J. L. Miller
Montreal
Mr. Coffin
Breakup of card game leads to multiple arrests at Hampden Street shop
Officers from Division 9 raided a junk shop at 61 Hampden Street and busted a card game. Four men, Louis Leonie 45 Morris Becker 29 Joseph Bloss 35 and Joseph Harris 32 were charged with gaming. present attendees Joshua Matthews 35 and Morris Tatashnik 37 were taken into custody.
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Hampden Street
Louis Leonie
Morris Becker
Joseph Bloss
Joseph Harris
Joshua Matthews
Morris Tatashnik
Arrest of Charles W Mathies for Forgery Embezzlement
Charles W Mathies was arrested yesterday by Inspector Knox and Officer Wolf on a warrant charging forgery of Christine Swedbergs name to a contract and uttering it to Timothy F OConnor of 28 Kneeland Street. He is also charged with embezzling 30 dollars from OConnor on March 16.
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Knox
Wolf
Christine Swedberg
Timothy F. O’connor
Kneeland Street
O'Connor
New Arctic postal route to cross the Arctic circle
The Post Office Department plans a new Alaska mail line extending beyond the Arctic circle. From St Michaels to Kotzebue it will cover about 460 miles one way with three round trips, plus a Norton Bay branch to Gotolovin Bay 180 miles round trip, operating Dec 1 1899 to May 1 191. The aim is winter service for miners and missions amid reports of gold discoveries at Gotolovin Bay.
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Post Office Department
Alaska
Arctic Circle
St. Michaels
Umalaklik
Eaton Reindeer Station
Norton Bay
Kotzebue
Gotolovin Bay
Stove makers meet to fix price scale in Cleveland
Leading stove manufacturers from around the country meet in Cleveland on April 5 to fix a price scale in response to higher raw material costs. An executive notes iron and metals have risen about 15 percent recently. several firms have already raised prices. He says no trust is formed and none is planned.
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Cleveland, CO
United States
Bill Against Trusts Clears Missouri Senate
Jefferson City April 5 Senate today passed a bill aimed at restraining trusts in Missouri by allowing courts to issue restraining orders and to award damages to those injured. The measure seeks to curb trust power and restrict testimony against trusts in certain proceedings.
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Senate
Torpedo Boat Somers Disabled Near Plymouth
The United States torpedo boat Somers broke down off Plymouth while en route to Plymouth from Falmouth and was towed into Plymouth Sound tonight disabled.
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Somers
Falmouth
Plymouth Sound
Bloomers Case Trial Hits London Courtroom
In Kingston sessions Lady Harberton, treasurer of the Rational Dress League, loses a test case after suing a London hotel landlady for refusing service in bloomers. The landlady says she would serve in a private room or at the bar but not in the coffee room. The jury found against Lady Harberton.
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Arberton
Harberton
Rational Dress League
West End
Lady Harberton
Catholic services sought for Cuba Puerto Rico dead at Arlington
Cardinal Gibbons applied to the War Department for permission to hold Catholic rites at the interments of soldiers who died in Cuba and Porto Rico at Arlington tomorrow. The department will have Post Chaplain Freeland of Fort Monroe conduct services for the Catholic dead.
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Major Darling Probes De Marco Escape at Federal Building
Major Charles K. Darling commenced an investigation into the escape of Stellaro de Marco the Italian fruit dealer of Lynn who fled during a counterfeiting trial. officials say a recapture is likely and officials note De Marco had little money and may have help from North End connections.
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Charles K. Darling
United States
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de Marco
Tyre
Devonshire Street
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Cain
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Redfern
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North End
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Lundy
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Leonardi
Muscia
Testimonial to Dewey Hall Plans at Norwich University
Trustees of Norwich University approve starting foundations for Dewey Hall on May 1 to honor Admiral Dewey. Architect Bradford L Gilbert of New York designed a Greek exterior with central porch pediment and dome. Subscriptions are sought from Vermonters and friends of learning, payable to Johnny Bacon at White River Junction.
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Norwich University
Dewey Hall
Manila Bay
Bradford L. Gilbert
New York
Johnny Bacon
White River Junction
Vermont
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