Copper Range stock soars as insiders buy amid market strength
Wall Street reports a strong day with about 760 000 shares traded. Copper Range climbs past 65 with heavy buying by insiders and large houses while Amalgamated nears 64 1 4 and several rail and mining stocks show modest gains.
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New York
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United Fruit
United Gold
Jupiter Steel
United Copper
Wrenn Bros
Richardson, Hill & Co
Charles Head & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Lord
New York Exchange
Scoopin
Sas
Heath
Patriots Day Souvenir Boutonniere From A Shuman Co
The Buff and Blue Boutonniere, created by A Shuman & Co under Governor Greenhalge, is distributed free to public school pupils each Patriots Day. The firm offers these commemoratives at their corner on Saturday, honoring April 19 and the Continental army colors.
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A. Shuman & Co
Greenhalge
Shuman
Continental Army
Annual IAM Hall Evidence at Paul Revere Hall
The Annual hall of Boston Lodge 264, International Association of Machinists, drew over 700 couples to Paul Revere Hall Mechanics' Building last night. Floor officers included Director J. W. Hamill and assistant Harry Quinn with 40 aides, with large delegations from Quincy and Lynn lodges in attendance.
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Boston Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
J. W. Hamill
Harry Quinn
Quincy and Lynn
Turf official O'Hara found guilty of mail fraud
Cincinnati April 17 W W O Hara known as the turf commissioner was found guilty on charges of using the mails for fraudulent purposes in a verdict reached tonight at the city courthouse.
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Cincinnati, CO
W. W. O'Hara
Amalgamated Copper Company Declares Dividend
The Amal g Copper Company directors announce a dividend of one and a half percent payable by April 25, 1903 to stockholders of record at 3 PM on Thursday April 23, 1903. Transfer books close at 3 PM April 23 and reopen 10 AM May 4, 1903. WM. G. Rockefeller, Secretary and Treasurer.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
Broadway
New York
WM. G. Rockefeller
Bond and stock activity summary in mixed holdings
Ex-dividend and ex-rights noted. Assessment paid. Dividend on. Total sales include 25,139 listed shares, 4,977 rights, 101,500 bonds, and 9,860 unlisted shares.
Four Men Suffer Severe Falls Including Fatal Risk
Four men were injured in separate falls yesterday. Daniel McGrath of 22 12 Union Street Charlestown near the ruins of a previous fire fractured his skull on Commercial Wharf. John Hogan of 154 Shawmut Avenue, employed by Sylvester & Co., fell 12 feet through staging at Weber Fields Theatre. William Johnson of 27 Green Street suffered a bad scalp wound and possible loss of consciousness from alcoholism. Otto Gutermoth of 120 Eliot Street fell from a dozen foot ladder at Turn Hall fracturing two small bones in his left ankle.
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Daniel McGrath
Union Street
Charlestown
McGrath
John Hogan
Shawmut Avenue
Sylvester & Co
Weber & Field's
Cambridge Street
William Johnson
Green Street
Cambridge
Blossom Streets
Otto Gutermoth
Eliot Street
South End
Gutermoth
Turn Hall
Middlesex Street
Wet Weather Halts Trade and Weighs on Textiles
New York April 17 Bredstreet's review notes wet weather slows retail trade and textiles send a quiet signal while agriculture shows promise and wheat strengthens with high yields possible. Export trade grows with cotton and corn leading, yet cotton goods buyers hold off amid unsettled cotton markets.
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New York
Europe
Boston Birds Win Main Waterford Cocking Match
A cocking main was held just across the Connecticut line near Boston waterford last night with birds from Boston and Blackstone competing for 1000 dollars. The Boston birds won five straight battles and the main.
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Boston Birds
Waterfor
Conn
State Line
Birds
Boston
Blackstone
Boston Cocks
Wells Memorial Institute Annual Meeting Reports and Elections
The Wells Memorial Institute held its annual meeting at the Institute building on Washington Street. The hall was crowded with active workers from all departments. Officers for the year were elected and committee reports highlighted noise from the Elevated road as a major disadvantage affecting all departments. Membership was listed as 1110 men and 412 women.
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The
Wells Memorial Institute
Washington Street
Cambridge Banquet Marks 42d Anniversary of Company C Enlistment
The First Volunteers' Citizens' Association of Cambridge held a banquet at Citizens' Trade Association Hall to celebrate the 42nd anniversary of Company C Third Massachusetts Regiment enlistment. Mayor McNamee presided with speakers Congressman Samuel W. McCall Timothy W Coakley General S E Chamberlain and Sergeant John Kinnear.
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Massachusetts Regiment
Citizens’ Association of Cambridge
Citizens’ Trade Association Hall
McNamee
Samuel W. McCall
Timothy W. Coakley
S. E. Chamberlain
John Kinnear
GE Banquet Highlights Illuminating Engineering at Brunswick
One hundred and sixty guests attended the fourth annual General Electric Company banquet at the Brunswick last evening. Manager C B Davis presided while W dA Ryan of Lynn lectured on illuminating engineering and demonstrated points with impressive electrical effects from special apparatus.
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General Electric Company
Brunsick
C. B. Davis
W. D’a. Ryan
Lynn
Cambridge Cadets Prize Drill and Dance Held at Brattle Hall
The 10th annual prize drill and dance occurred last night at Brattle Hall Cambridge with officers from all leading state companies in attendance.
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Cambridge Cadets
Brattle Hall
Cambridge
Spring Shirt Styles From Cluett Peabody Ad
Cluett Peabody introduces new spring shirt styles and patterns. Monarch shirts start at $1.00 and Cluett shirts at $1.50 and up, with availability at your usual buying spots.
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Monarch
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Stage Notes Preview Boston Theatre Week Lineup
The Boston stage scene foreshadows a busy week with Maid Marian and Robin Hood at the repertoire, Frank Daniels in Miss Simplicity, and Weber & Fields at Tremont. Mantell’s company visits. Resurrection at Bowdoin Square and McFadden's Row of Flats debut on Patriots Day headline a packed calendar with price changes and holiday matinees.
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Boston
Frank Daniels
Tremont
Weber & Fields Company
Kellar
Majestic
Clara Bloodgood
Park Theatre
George Sidney
Music Hall
Suwanee River
Stella Mayhew
al Sheehan
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Annie Meyers
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Howard Thurston
George Thatcher
Mile Ralita
Allen Wightman
Irene Franklin
Lottie Gilson
Johnsong
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Hayes
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Wayne
Fields
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Prince Karl
John Craig
Anna Held
Ziegfeld
Little Duchess
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Paris
George Ade
the Majestic
Dora Wiley
Sweet Singer of
Maine
Johnstone Bennett
Pension Fund
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Ada Crossley
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Chickering Hall
Gabrilowitsch
Europe
Easter Ball Impresses Kearsarge Association Members
Over 600 people attended the first grand ball by the Kearsarge Association Sons of Naval Veterans at Paine Memorial Hall Appleton Street. Notables included Admiral Houghton Major Glasby and Commodores Ryan Sanborn and Harland. Members must be sons of naval veterans and the group has grown rapidly since January 1 19%.
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Paine Memorial
Appleton Street
Kearsarge Association
Sons of Naval Veterans
John J. Bench
Julia A. Foley
Andrew Houghton
Glasby
James Crogan
James Wolff
Ryan
B. F. Sanborn
John Harland
John J. Murphy
John Doherty
Big Club Ball in Chelsea crowns Mathews Social Club
The eighth annual ball of the Mathews Social Club Chelsea was held in Lincoln Hall last night. A four-number concert preceded the grand march for 200 couples, led by John J. Gorman with Miss Reta McNulty and Jeremiah J. Cronin with Miss Nelly Richards. About 1200 guests including Aldermen and city officials attended. the affair lasted until 4 AM.
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Stoneham
George E. Sturtevant
Lady
Mathews
Chelsea
Lincoln Hall
John J. Gorman
Reta McNulty
Jeremiah J. Cronin
Nelly Richards
Bay State Lodge 9 Boiler Makers Event Crowded
Lyceum Hall in East Boston hosted Bay State Lodge 9 members and friends for a grand march led by W. B. McNabb and Mrs. McNabb. The event was highlighted by a procession of 125 couples.
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Lyceum Hall
Boston
Bay State Lodge 9
America
W. B. McNabb
Scarboro Club Jubilee Hall Dance Draws Roxbury Dorchester Youth
The Scarboro Club hosted a well attended dancing party at Jubilee Hall in Roxbury last evening. Club president Charles E. Bennett directed the floor with Frank A. Lavelle as assistant.
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Scarboro Club
Jubilee Hall
Roxbury
Dorchester
Charles E. Bennett
Frank A. Lavelle
Everett Royal Arcanum Lodge Dances at Whittier Hall
Semper Idem Council, Royal Arcanum, Everett's new lodge, held a dance in Whittier Hall tonight. Floor director Regent George Hunt led the event, assisted by Vice-Regent Albert Downing.
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Everett
Knights of Columbus Event At Back Bay Hall
A grand gathering last evening at the Julia Ward Howe Hall in the New Century Building hosted by Back Bay Council 331 Knights of Columbus. The hall was decoratively adorned. Dr. De Grasse and Miss Ethel De Grasse led the grand march, followed by marshals and numerous dignitaries including State Deputy Joseph C. Pelletier and Congress man McNary among other officials and guests.
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New Century
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Ethel de Grasse
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J. B. Dore
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Martin F. Quigley
F. D. Donoughue
P. W. Moriarty
Colin’ W. MacDonald
D. J. Delaney
M. Wr. Kelley
Mr. Mynihan
B. J. Serres
C. W. Connors
Cecilia Connors
William J. Collins
H. F. Montague
Joseph Moore
Charles T. Parren
Walworth Mutual Benefit Association Hosts First Concert
Gray's Hall in South Boston saw about 400 couples attend last night's event. The grand march began at 9 PM led by J Burgess Jones and Miss Katherine Brennan, with notable guests including Alderman Slattery ex Senator Baldwin Senator Sullivan and John F Fitzgerald among others.
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Gray's Hall
Broadway
South Boston
J. Burgess Jones
Katherine Brennan
Charles Slattery
John E. Baldwin
Michael Sullivan
Mulcahy
Reagan
Ware
John F. Fitzgerald
D. C. Hubbard
H. W. Edwards
John F. Perkins
Clinton G. Stickney
William Ayer
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Chelsea Fire Department Holds Sixth Annual Veteran Ball
The Chelsea veteran firemen held their sixth annual ball in G A R Hall with about 300 red-shirted fire fighters and their ladies. The grand march was led by Captain Thomas D Wardwell and his daughter Annie Wardwell, followed by Floor Director J M Hesse and Ruby Wilson and 100 couples. Attending were Captain H A Pierce and F F Moran of the Cambridge Red Jackets, Everett veteran president W S Dunbar, G W Woodman of Revere, Barnicoat of Boston, Senator A Dudley Bagley of East Boston, Representatives Beck and Brewer, Chelsea Mayor Willard, Aldermen Driscoll Alley Tukey of Everett.
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G. A. R. Hall
Thomas D. Wardwell
Annie Wardwell
J. M. Hesse
Ruby Wilson
H. A. Pierce
F. F. Moran
Red Jackets
Cambridge
W. S. Dunbar
Everett Veterans
G. W. Woodman
Revere
Barnicoat
Boston
A. Dudley Bagley
East Boston
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Tukey
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First Annual Signal Corps Ball At Deacon Hall
Roll call at Deacon Hall for 300 Signal Corps members marks their first annual ball. Grand march had 150 couples led by Floor Director Lieutenant W. C. Stevens and wife with many military organizations and state officials in attendance.
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Deacon Hall
Signal Corps
W. C. Stevens
Lancers
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