Lawson Commentary on Sugar Market Moves and Outlook
The piece reports on Sugar stock action and broader market mood as of April 5. It notes gains in New York, a late rally in traction stocks led by Brooklyn Rapid Transit, and losses in iron and steel before partial recovery. Thomas W. Lawson predicts further Sugar declines before Wednesday, citing a large block held by speciulators and expected forced selling.
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New York
London
Railway Dist
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Missouri Pacific
Boston
Keene
Thomas W. Lawson
Havegreger
Bunker Hill Sullivan Copper Mining Co of Washington
The Bunker Hill-Sullivan copper claims in Snohomish County Washington offer 1,000,000 fully paid non assessable shares at 5 cents each. Officers include President W H Freefield Treasurer H W Roby and directors Brooks Rice Nowell. Prospective buyers can pay 5 cents per share monthly installments. contact Joshua T Nowell 53 State St Boston for prospectus and details.
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Copper Mining Co
State of
Washington
W. H. Freefield
Boston
Mass
H. Walter Roby
Melrose
John B. Brooks
Aaasie
N. Y
Stuart Rice
Tacoma
Wiskinaan
Joshua T, Nowell
Séchahaim
Mags
Bunker Hill-Sullivan
Index Mining District
Snohomish County
Skykomish
Index
Great Northern Railway
Sunset Copper Mining Company
Esid River
Phis
Bunker Hill and
Sullivan
Ethel and
John D
Treasury
Joshua T. Nowell
State St
Sugar stock urged to sell now for future repurchase
Long holders of Sugar advised to sell at present prices with expectations of repurchasing at 75 or under. Notes risk in Sugar as large holdings reduce due to long-held stock and funds shifting to other ventures. Mentions betting on 104 before 12 percent and changes in mining and banking sectors with various executives and earnings announcements.
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Havemeyer
New York
N. H. A Uenton
Boston
Highland Bay
Utah Consolidated
Broughton
Seeman
6& Broadway
Newark
Missouri Pacific
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Clearing House Association of the Associated Banks of Boston
George Ripley
Hide & Leather
Otis H. Luke
The
Central
Clearing House Committee
S. P. “Beal
L. J. Eddy
F. B. Sears Harold Murdock
J. P. Stearns
C. A. Ruggles
A. O. Snelling
Clearin House
Boston Stock Sales Report April 9 Highlights
Boston stock prices show the day’s highest and lowest sales along with the closing bid and asked prices. The report lists market activity in Boston with specific figures for each stock, reflecting trading volatility and investor Demand.
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Boston
Chicago
Wheat Opens Higher on Foreign News and Local Covering
Market notes from Howard Crosby & Co indicate wheat rose on foreign cues with many local traders covering shorts after bullish crop reports. The article records large weekly gains, steady receipts, and a regular close around 74 but shows garbled final figures.
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Messrs. Howard
New Board of Assessors appoints nine first and seventeen second officers
The Board of Assessors named nine new first assistants and seventeen new second assistants to replace non candidates and dropouts. Four districts gain appointments, with Ward 9 and Ward 13 portions creating Districts 14 15 21 and 22. Republicans and Democrats fill posts across wards, with several incumbents reshuffled or promoted.
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Board of Assessors
John J. Gartland
James F. Morgan
William G. Bail
Terence F. Feeley
Timothy W. Murphy
John E. Heslin
John J. Tague
William H. Cuddy
Charles F. Morse
Bath Commission
William D.ay
Frank J. Enos
James J. Mellen
Timothy J. Murphy
Michael Cangiano
Cangiano
Henry W. Kelley
Paul K. Olufson
Charles A. Herbert
Frank M. Esterbrook
Lucian J. Priest
Ames
William N. Goodwin
Charles W. Pearson
John J. Lane
Pea Npeen Sess
William F. Connors
Benjamin F.bowditch
Joseph J. Squadron
Ward
Edward Keefe
Michael J. Toomey
Allen H. Farnham
James KE. Gray
John Joomey
John H. Hout
Edward W. Griggs
Joseph T. Preston
Maddened Whale Battles Josephine in Fierce Situa tion
Provincetown reports the whaling bark Josephine after a four month sperm oil cruise to Port Payti Peru with 560 barrels. First Mate Smith dies in a fierce encounter as one whale tears into a boat. a fourth mate perishes and another seaman is injured while two boats are wrecked.
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Provincetown
Josephine
Port Payti
Peru
Pacific
Smith
Mate Smith
Torumtekly
Aving
Police Board Orders Destruction of Lambert Case Records
Following an interview with counsel for Frank O Lambert the police chief was told to destroy the negatives and measurements of Lambert. The youth had been arrested on a charge connected to offering protection to a city club. The board stated no rogues gallery photo of Lambert had been kept and no new pictures were added after the prisoner’s conviction. Critics have questioned police use of prisoner photographs and photo practices.
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Board of Police
Thomas A. Mullen
Frank O. Lambert
Watts
Kert
Watch and Ward ‘Society
Lambert
Clark
Rogues
Allen
Ingersoll Made Chief Engineer of New Haven Railroad
President John M. Hall announces Colin H. Ingersoll Jr. as chief engineer filling the vacancy created by F. S. Curtis promotion. Supersoye will head Newven headquarters and assume duties May 1.
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John M. Hall
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Colin H. Ingersoll, Jr
F. 8. Curtis
Supersoye
Newven
Watervliet Arsenal tests United States’ largest gun
The sixteen inch gun is the nation’s most powerful firearm. Weighing 252000 pounds without its carriage, it required 30 tons of hot steel and a six one hundredth inch tolerance to be installed. Its theoretical range reaches about twenty one miles and each firing costs 865 dollars.
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Troy
United States
Watervliet Arsenal
France
England
Itch Relief Promise From Dean's Ointment Ad
An old advertisement claims Dean's Ointment provides instant relief and permanent cure for itching piles. Available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
Along the Water Front Steamer Traffic and Voyages Update
The Florida tourist season wanes as the City of Macon brings nearly sixty passengers to Lewis wharf with coal cargo from Norfolk aboard the new collier Pleiades bound for Worcester Washburn & Moon. The Gloriana’s voyage and a possible sale to a Russian account are noted. The City of Bangor resumes Penobscot route duties after ice clears while the Cunarder Ivernia is 100 tons larger than Lucania and Campania. The Californian’s docking prospects improve with light cargo and the Mourne captain honored for saving the Carl W Baxter crew now commands the Yola between Liverpool and Halifax. Prince Edward sails from New York en route to St John NB. Cunard’s Carinthia sails for Liverpool then New Orleans to load mules for South Africa, leaving Ultonia as the sole Liverpool-Boston Cunard service. A new harbor towboat, the Valera, emerges with upgrades and power.
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Florida
City of
Macon
Lewis Wharf
Norfolk
Pleiades
Washburn & Moon
Worcester
Providence
Gloriana
Manchester
Leyland
Bangor
Penobscot
Ivernia
Campania
Warren
Kansas
Simpson's Dry Dock
Captain Birchmann
Mourne
United States
Carl W. Baxter
Avonmouth
Liverpool
Halifax
Dominion & Atlantic
Prince Edward
New York
Here
St. John
N. B
John T. Gambell
Allan
Californian
Hibernian
Philadelphia
Pitts
Cunard Steamship
Carinthia
New Orleans
South Africa
Gulf Port
Cape
Ultonia
Albany Lease Hearing Pushes Boston & Albany Accord
The hearing on the Boston & Albany lease extended before the railroads committee with Boston business leaders supporting the lease. Secretary Preston read petitions from transatlantic steamship lines and a letter from Chamber of Commerce president William H. Lincoln urging approval due to Western freight export needs. Preston cited letters from former General Walker and steamship lines backing the lease amid a surge in Southern port export trade.
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Boston & Albany
Committee of Railroads
Boston
E. G. Preston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Transatlantic Steamship Lines
William H. Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Preston
Lincoln
Warren
Cunard
Yland
Furness
Johnston
Wilson
Preston
ae-Con
Joseph H. Walker
New York
Notable Boston Window Displays Highlight Soap and Sponges
Two prominent window displays catch attention in Boston. At 39 Tremont Street the Metcalf Company features a 250 pound white castile soap specimen. In the Copl ure store window there are over 200 dollars worth of luxuriant sea sponges and a fine display of curios.
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Boston
Metcalf Company
Tremont Street
Vast List of Court Case Names and Docket Numbers
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous case names and docket numbers across a Superior Court volume. It references different dockets such as Second Jury Session Hardy J and petitions for damages, spanning multiple parties including cities and railways, with judges and filing parties named in shorthand forms. The fragment includes references to Everett, Ferry Street, and various v. v cases, suggesting a long compiled index of legal actions and associated counsel.
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Sheldon
Amos
Welch
Lord Flee Co
Morrill
Winterson
Same
Same Daly
Kenney
Ratten
Rosenfeld
Southwick
Burnham
Bon
Sturgeon
Mockler
Mockler Vy Peare 2,016, Danishersky ~ Jacobvitz
Danishevsky
Wakefield Bennett
Wood
Odd Fellows
Ace Co
Gillis
Smith
Brooks
B.el R
U 8
Heater’ Co
Hayes
Shapleigh
Mil
Vogt
Lazarus
Newell
Brand Sheehan
Greene Ie
Quigg
B. Bay
Duncan
Gillespie
Greer Ore
Denker
Superior Court Terrence
Usibeldder
Hardy
Richard T. Green
Trustees
City of
Everett
Ferry Street
S. J. Elder
T. J. Wooltan
Garrity
Water
Ginen
Admr
L& B Ry
Healey
Newton & B
St Ry
Special Philadelphia Trip Tour Details and Dates
Friday April 20 departure visiting Philadelphia en route with 25 dollars covers a week and privileges to extend, with stops in New York Richmond and Old Point Comfort. Last Washington tour May 4 and a Gettysburg special tour May 18. Applications to A. J. Simmons N E P A Lee Blue line 211 Washington Street Boston.
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New York
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Washington
Gettysburg
Lara Avenas
A. J. Simmons
N. E
P. A. Lee
Washington Street
Oston
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