Brooklyn Stocks and Copper News Spreads on curb at Market
The curb market shows little activity in Boston securities while New York demand remains light. Copper and freight shares move as St. Paul and Chesapeake reports gains, American mines eye expansion, and Brooklyn Rapid Transit plans merge De Kalb and Smith Street lines into its system. Fortunes rise with Lake Superior copper bets and Fortuna stock holds at firm levels ahead of mill expansion.
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Boston Securities
New York
Boston
Governor Flower
Tom” Lawson
St. Paul
Chicago & Great Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
St. Louis
San Francisco
Frederick R. Tibbitts
United Zinc and Lead Company
Bay State Gas
TIA
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Bingham
Bonanza
WN. Eng
Dlec
Utah Con
Cee Ua
Sale Royale Nava
Arcadian
Fortuna
London
Anaconda
Arnold Mining Company
Flower Brokers
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Great Northern
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
de Kalb Avenue
Smith Street
Brooklyn Rapid Transit System
General Fitzgerald
Henry B. Hyde
General Fitzgered
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Louisville & Nashville
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Central
Hoyt
F. H. Lathrop
Lake Superior
Salt Lake Tribune
Boynton
California
Yfortuna
Pinkham
Banquet speakers at Sons of the Revolution note New York rulers and Cuba
At Horticultural Hall the Sons of the American Revolution held their annual banquet. Rev Leighton Parks attacked New York rulers as rapacious and brainless, while members praised war heroes Dewey and Sampson. Recurring reports covered finances deaths and delegates to Detroit Congress with several officers re‑elected.
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Sons of the American Revolution
Horticultural Hall
Leighton Parks
New York
Boston
Dewey
Sampson
Long
Schley
Edward A. Scrunner
Thomas Lipton
George E. Belknap
U. US. N
Roswell R. Hoes
Iowa
Spain
Edward A. Sumner
Empire State Society
Cushman Jones
Honolulu
H. S
Leighton. Parks
D. D
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Massachusetts Sons of the American Revolution Banquet Speech Row
The Taun banquet in the upper hall featured Daggett's Band and speakers led by President Appleton. Leighton Parks denounced Mazet findings and warned against concessions to syndicates. Sumner praised Lipton and Major Jamieson. Belknap praised the navy and warned of China risks. Cushman Jones lauded Hawaiian G A R members, Chaplain Hoes praised sailors and Cervera, with Pugsley and Warren also speaking.
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Francis A. Appleton
Edwin Shepard Barrett
Society
Cuba
Washington
Charles M. Green
Charles K. Darling
Massachusetts Society
Daggett
Appleton
Leighton Parks
New York
Pennsylvania
Tammany Hall
Boston
Sumner
Richard Croker
Thomas Lipton
England
Brustis Jamieson
Brustis Jamieson, M. P
County Clare
Ireland
Cushman Jones
Honolulu
G. A. R. Society of
Hawaiian Islands
New England
Manila
Yale
Marward
Roswell R. Hoes
Iowa
Chaplain Hoes
Cervera
Hoes
Cornelius A. Pugsley
Peekskill
N. Y
William W.J. Warren
Empire State
Penobscot To Sail For Buenos Ayres With 800000 Feet Of Lumber
The Boston bark Penobscot loads 800000 feet of lumber at Mystic wharf for Buenos Ayres and expects to depart today under new skipper Captain F A Leland who previously commanded the Albert L Butler wrecked in Provincetown. Other fleet changes include the Benjamin F Hunt Jr and the George W Jordan with crews shuffled. the Kansas and Canada depart Charlestown for Liverpool. A sick crewman on the Minerva receives medical aid as foreshadowed by harbor activity. a new Winifredian is due in six weeks under Captain George W Muir. The navy yard houses idle tugs Winthrop and Kate Jones pending sale.
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Penobscot
Buenos Ayres
Mystic Wharf
F. A. Leland
Albert L. Butler
Provincetown
Benjamin F. Hunt, Jr
Sargent’s Wharf
George W. Jordan
Portland
River Platte
Harding
Soria
Waters
Charlestown
Canada
Liverpool
McGreivy
Cape
Mary A. Whalen
Bat’ Whalen
South Channel
Minia
Sorensen
New Summer Street
New England
Trilby
Nova Scotia
Lick
Minerva
Sheehan
Charles Downey
Marine Hospital
Chelesa
Indiana
Gloucester
Montgomery
Highth Regiment
Winifredian
Leyland Line
George W. Muir
Winifreda
Atlantic Transportation Company
New York
Winthrop
Kate Jones
Navy Yard
J. Hansen
Fred
Smallpox Outbreak Closes Schools In Cleveland
Cleveland officials report a rising smallpox outbreak with three public schools closed. The existing pest house is inadequate and a large annex is under construction to house patients.
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Cleveland
Health Department
Stage matters and upcoming theatre moves in Boston
Olga Nethersole remains confined at the Touraine with doubt about moving to Atlantic City this week. Pittsburg engagement likely cancelled. Mary Mannering to be hosted by the New England Women's Press Association. Lectures by Robert G. Ingersoll on Shakspere at Boston Theatre. Eighth Regiment to perform The Senator at Castle Square Theatre with parade by band and drum corps. Several casting changes and new productions across New York and Boston theatres.
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Olga Nethersole
Touraine
Atlantic City
Pittsburg
Mary Mannering
Vendome
New England Women’s Press Association
Miss Mannering
New York Lyceum Company
New York
Phyllis Rankin
Charles Ha
George Lederer
Mr. Hawtry
Atlantic
Lee Arthur
Jack Savage
American Theatre
Richard Carle
Christie Blessing
Griffith Davenport
James A. Herne
Boston
Herne
Tremont Theatre
Augustin Daly
Hollis Street
Lyceum Company
E. H. Sothern
King’s Musketeer
Boston Museum
Viola Allen
Castle Square
Ireland
Katie Rooney
Jean Mawson
London
Dumas
Three Guardsmen
Grand Opera House
Paul Gilmore
Salem
Keith’s
Marblehead
Boston Theatre Charity Concert Promises Star Lineup
A monster charity entertainment at the Boston Theatre next Sunday benefits the South End Dispensary. Featured will be boy tenor Master Freddie Curran making his Boston debut on stage with a complete repertoire. Also on the program are J Aldrich Libbey Annie Lloyd Terry and Lambert Dave Fitzgibbons Bart E Grady Dave Lewis The Broadway Burlesquers Madge Elis Lew Wells Lawrence B O Connor and Walter J Talbot. Curran recently returned from abroad after his brother died in an elevator accident in the Devonshire Building.
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Boston
South End
Freddie Curran
New England
J. Aldrich Libbey
Annie Lloyd
Terry and Lambert
Dave Fitzgibbons
Bart E. Grady
Dave Lewis
Madge Elis
Lew Wells
Lawrence B. O’connor
Walter J. Talbot
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Frank Warren Smith
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Cyrus Andrew Page
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West Quincy
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Walter Mason Dickinson
el Caney
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Thomas Craft Perkins
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Concord
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Charles Wel S Chapin
Springfield
Arthur Webster
Congress of the National Society
Detroit
Mich
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Arge
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Willis C. Hardy
Somerville
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Leonard C. Couch
Taunton
James EK. Seaver
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Dorchester
Charles R. Holman
Hopkinton
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Brookline
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Chelsea
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Ephraim Stearns
Waltham
R. A. Blood
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Albert H. Kirkham
Sprinadels
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Portsmouth
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Colorado
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Lawrence
G. EB. Belknap
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Newtonville
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Charles S. Parsons
Andage
Lewis Eddy
Plymouth
Francia Henry
Nathan Appleton
Francis Henry Brown
Charles Wiseha Adams
Charles Ephraim Stearns
Herbert Wood Kimball
State Street
Charles Montraville Green
Charles Kimball Darling
Carlton Albert Staples
Lexington
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Yowell
Nathan Warren
Elihu Hayes
Lynn
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William
James Howard
Whitman
Barrett
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Tenbrooke
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U.88
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Great Co
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Austin
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