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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1899

Page

6

Atlantic's Big Strike Drives Copper Shares Rally

Copper shares gained on the New York market as London prices rose. Anaconda jumped to 56 1 2 after closing at the day’s high as reports of consolidation with Rio Tinto circulated. The Boston & Montana Mining declared a regular dividend plus an extra, with May 29 payable to May 3 record holders.

London Anaconda Rio Tintos New York Standard Oil Copper Boston & Montana Boston & Montana Mining Company Edward S. Grew Joseph W. Clark Charles van Brunt Wyoming Consolidated Copper Company Chicago Thomas W. Lawson Wisconsin Central Atlantic Baltic Houghton, Mieh Isle Royate Baltic Lode Isle Royale Bavely Butte Yukon Mining & Dredging Company, Limited Yukon Mass Consolidated Mine Mayflower Elm River Gas and Coke Bay State Gas Michigan United States Atchison Adj Bur & Mo Eee Cc IR & S Y NY & NE West End Boston & Albany Eston Maine Hoston Flint & Pere M W& H Wheeeling & L B. Mo Ailene Etna Arnold Boston Mont Tr Catalpa Franklin Org Humboldt Old Colony Quincy Rhode Island O Brie Edison EI Federal Steel Lamson Merenthaler Ln Uity Ee Union L&m Westing Elec Steee Winthrop Land Isle J Gale New Old Dam Camp Bkonds

Franklin Mining Company increases capital stock at annual meeting

Stockholders voted 63 000 shares to raise capital from 80 000 to 100 000. New stock to be reserved in treasury for future needs. Frank H. Raymond of Somerville elected director replacing O D Ashly who resigns due to other duties. United Zinc and Lead reports zinc at 56 per ton, highest price on record, up 3 from last week. Pinkham.

Fortuna Victoria C. H Mahine N. Y Treasury Frank H. Raymond Somerville O. D. Ashly Kidaward FE Leland & Co United Zinc and Lead Company Pinkham

Market Highlights From Boston Trading Session

Boston reports show the day’s highest and lowest sales with closing bid and asked prices. The data reflect the latest market activity and price ranges across sectors.

Boston

Arkansas anti-trust bill urged for passage in Texas

The Texas Senate special committee, after hearings with interested parties, recommended passing the Arkansas anti-trust bill without amendments except a delay clause. The bill would not become operative until January.

Austin Tex Senate Texas

Gas and Lighting Deal in Washington City

The Washington Gas Company is absorbed by the Street Railway and Lighting syndicate led by Frederick C. Stevens. The group has bought most street railways and electric light companies in the city for about 7.2 million dollars. The syndicate also includes former Senators Smith of New Jersey and Gorman of Maryland, with total holdings in the city likely around 30 million.

Washington Washington Gas Company Street Railway and Lighting Syndicate Frederick C. Stevens Electric Light Smith New Jersey Gorman Maryland

Buffalo Troops Leave for Manila via San Francisco

Company A C G and H of the Thirteenth United States Infantry departed Fort Porter escorted by the Seventy-fourth Regiment and the Sixty-fifth officers. They marched to Lake Shore station and headed for San Francisco on the way to the Philippines. Colonel Alfred T. Smith accompanied the battalion amid large crowds and holiday decorations. One year earlier the same unit left Buffalo for the Cuban campaign.

Buffalo N. Y Thirteenth United States Infantry Fort Porter Seventy-fourth Sixty-fifth Lake Shore San Francisco Philippines Alfred T. Smith

Bishop James H. Blenk Named Bishop of Porto Rico

Archbishop Chapelle learned from Cardinal Ramposa that Pope Leo XIII appointed the Very Rev. James H. Blenk of New Orleans as Bishop of Porto Rico. Blenk, a former Jefferson College president and longtime pastor of St. Mary’s Church, is a member of the Society of Mary.

New Orleans Chapelle Cardinal Ramposa Leo Mil James H. Blenk Porto Rico Father Blenk Jefferson College Louisiana St. Mary's Church Society of Mary

Great Arizona Copper Nugget Arrives in Boston

A 320 pound copper ore nugget from the Copper Queen No 3 mine of Val Verde Copper Co arrives from Arizona. The mass is about 50 percent copper and reveals interior copper veins when the upper piece separated during transport. It was exhibited at the company's offices in the Stock Exchange Building 53 State Street.

Boston British Columbia George W. French International Trust Co Milk Street Arizona Grand Canon Colorado United Verde Jerome Val Verde Copper Company, Limited Stock Exchange Building State Street

New Sunday Train To New York From Boston

Beginning Sunday April 25 a new Sunday train will depart Park Square Station Boston at 1048 a.m. via Shoreline with stops at Providence Wickford Junction Kingston Westerly Stonington New London Saybrook Junction New Haven Bridgeport Stamford and arrives New York Grand Central at 430 p.m. The train will carry parlor cars and coaches.

Park Square Boston Shoreline Providence Wickford Junction Kingston Westerly Stonington New London Saybrook Junction New Haven Bridgeport Stamford New York Grand Central Station

Prince in Crime A Portrait of Pedro Fernandez the Pickpocket

A detailed profile of Pedro Fernandez a renowned pickpocket with many aliases. The piece highlights his charisma intelligence and cultured demeanor while outlining his methods from May to October and the careful craft of reefing pockets with minimal effort. It ends noting his small muscular hand and pianist like finger suppleness.

New York Pedro Fernandez Chicago Germany England Italy

Beef court nears end as hearings continue

The beef court of inquiry will hold a Saturday session to hear remaining evidence with two or three witnesses. Major Lee will present General Miles' case at the same sitting. An additional evening session will review official reports. No completion of findings expected before next week.

Washington Beef Court of Inquiry Lee Miles

Carnegie to Buy Lake Superior Mines in Michigan

Rumor says Andrew Carnegie will acquire the Lake Superior mines, the Marquette range’s largest producer. Carnegie already bought the Queen group at Meganeau April 15. T. S. Cole and Dr. L. P. Hurst review the Lake Superior deal, which would make Carnegie the top operator on the range.

Ishpeming Mich Andrew Carnegie Lake Superior Marquette Iron Range Carnegie Queen Group Megaunee T. S. Cole Upper Peninsula L. P. Hurst

Chicago Mayor Harrison rules out 1900 run

Richmond Virginia April 20 Mayor Carter H Harrison of Chicago said he is not seeking the presidential nomination for 1900 and is content with his present duties. He noted Illinois Democrats prefer Bryan and predicted the Chicago platform with some additions will be adopted by the national Democratic convention of 1900.

Richmond Carter H. Harrison Chicago Lower James Natural Bridge Illinois Bryan

General Brooke Refuses Behind Native Army Rolls

In Havana on April 20 General Brooke announced the Cuban officers will be treated as soldiers and gentlemen and not be examined beyond their submitted rolls. Cuban lists will be accepted with prior eliminations. those entering after July 1898 or holding office are excluded. The note also mentions Gomez likely to receive a share.

Havana Brooke Iists Gomez Lionel &. G. Carden Tasker H. Bliss

Tax plan in Cuba halts public works and jobs

A Santiago de Cuba committee reports General Brooke’s order abolishes licenses and most taxes, leaving only land income tax at 8 percent. Revenues drop sharply, eight thousand unemployed, schools and public works halted, risk of starvation and brigandage rising as aid runs low and Porto en do questions relief. Portuendo praises Wood while local papers condemn the tax move.

Santiago DE Cuba Brooke Santiago Havana Wood Rafael Portuendo Military Assembly Washington Portuendo

Allston Fancy Ball Thrives at Odd Fellows Hall

A Brighton Rebekah Lodge charity costume party at Odd Fellows Hall Allston drew praise for its elaborate Red Cross nurse themed disguises. Organizers Mrs M Jennie Jewett and team arranged the event with many notable costumes including Little Sister and Highlander figures. Six little fairies in white muslin delighted guests as dancers moved through the evening.

Allston Odd Fellows’ Hall Brighton Georgia Bumpus Lizzie Vose I. G. Brown A. Rolland Calvin Leary Newton Hammond Frank Jamison E. F. Perry F. J. Perry W. N. Perry U. S G. W. Mentzer A. Smith Rudolph Burroughs Carrie Lynch Flolen Lawin Carrie Bumpus Roscoe Young Newell Liberty Edina Evans Annie Evans Mabel Lynde Red Riding Hood Sadie Daniels Mary Taylor Imma Merrifield Jacques J. M. Saree Bir Knight Eliza McNally Mattie Mabie Henry Burroughs Laura Metcalf Miss Wilson Emma Colby Hilda McConnell Gladdis Brown Pearl Jamison Laura Leary Marion Ringer Masel Hammond Ruth Ham

Labor Federation asks Johnson removal from federal post

Samuel Gompers presented to the President a petition by the American Federation of Labor delegates urging the removal of Claude M. Johnson, director of the bureau of printing and engravings, following charges raised at the December Kansas City convention.

Washington Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Claude M. Johnson Bureau of Printing and Engravings Federation of Labor Kansas City

Cambridge School Board Holds Short Session At City Hall

Cambridge officials met at City Hall to appoint janitors for the Latin schoolhouses and to nominate new teachers for Morse Peabody and Sleeper schools. The board discussed new Washington School accommodations, land purchase, sale of the Quincy School, and funding for English High and Rindge graduations. The Moore Street kindergarten was renamed the Shaw Kindergarten in honor of founder Quincy A. Shaw.

Cambridge City Hall Edgar R. Champlin T. IF. Cahir Henry D. Winter Grace A. Stone Morse Mary A. Ils Peabody School Dora Trefethan Maud R. Coolidge Peabody Alice M. Gage Sleeper Washington Quincy Moore Street Shaw Quincy A. Shaw

Independence Mine Sold to English Syndicate for 10000

Cable advices report the Independence mine in the Cripple Creek district sold to an English syndicate for 10000. W. S. Straton, the locator and owner, conveyed the property along with about 10 percent additional surrounding territory.

Colorado Springs Col the Gazette Independence Mine W. S. Straton Cripple Creek

German Officer Arrested for Treason in Prussia

Sergeant-Major Al brecht of the One Hundred and Twenty- Ninth Regiment arrested at Bromberg and taken in chains to Spandau prison. He is charged with high treason for supplying Russian agents with fortification plans and mobilization details.

Berlin Albrecht One Hundred and Twenty- Ninth Bromberg Prussia Posen Spandau

Canadians Flock to New England in Unusually Large Numbers

A Montreal special to the Mail reports the spring exodus of Canadians to New England is the heaviest in years. High wages in the United States and a slower Canadian spring push nearly 20,000 people across the border, many French Canadians. The shift reverses the typical Canadaward travel pattern for this season.

Toronto Ont Montreal The Mail New England Canada

Temperance worker Daniel Carne dies after brief illness

Daniel Carne a longtime temperance worker died at his Cambridge home after twenty four hours of sickness. Born in Wells Maine in 1829 he lived in Woburn and Erie before moving to Cambridge in 1876 where he joined temperance work. He leaves an invalid widow and daughter Ada Carne a Cambridge music teacher. The funeral is Sunday at 2 PM led by Unity Temple of Honor No 10.

Daniel Carne Auburn Street Cambridgeport Wells Mee Woburn Erie Penn Cambridge Unity Temple of Honor

Minister Sued for Libel in Halifax Trial

Halifax April 20 a jury failed to agree in the libel suit of H B Clarke manager of the Academy of Music Halifax against Rev J Dustan eminent Presbyterian clergyman. The alleged libel centered on a letter criticizing the Devil's Auction and calling it an unfit jerk for the public stage per the bills.

Halifax N. S H. B. Clarke Academy of Music J. Dustan

Gould's $1800 Canine Enlivens Cincinnati Dog Show

Frank Jay Gould of New York buys Alta Ruth a smooth-coated St Bernard bitch for 1800 dollars. Alta Ruth had won first prize in the smooth-coated open class at the Dog Owners' Protective Association bench show in Cincinnati today.

Cincinnati Frank Jay Gould New York Today Ruth St. Bernard Dog Owners’ Protective Association

Bates Speaks on Grade Crossings and Sewage Policy

Worcester April 20 Hon T C Bates addressed a large crowd at Mechanics Halls urging low in spirits tracks. He criticized state legislation forcing costly sewerage purification and proposed connecting Worcester to the South Metropolitan Sewer at Wellesley and discharging sewage at sea.

Worcester T. C. Bates Mechanics’ Halls South Metropolitan Wellesley

Best time to visit Washington Richmond Luray and Gettysburg

Royal Blue line tours depart Boston on April 28 May 12 and 26 with stopovers at Washington Richmond and Old Point. Hotels listed include Ebbitt Riggs Washington The Jefferson Richmond Chamberlin Hygeia Old Point, with lowest first class rates and stopover privileges. Application details: A J Simmons N E P A 211 Washington street Boston.

Washington Old Point Richmond Luray Gettysburg Royal Blue Line Boston Ebbitt and Riggs Jefferson Chamberlin Hygeia A. J. Simmons Washington Street

Wreck ruins 4 cent store in Scranton blaze

A fire in Scranton Pennsylvania caused extensive damage to a four cent store and adjacent blocks, with losses estimated at 150000 dollars. The blaze occurred this evening and disrupted nearby commerce as investigators began assessing the cause.

Scranton Penn Willams

Policy of Greed Sermon Attacks Philippine Policy

In Manchester on April 20 Rev Dr Everett Burr of Boston denounced U S policy in the Philippines as driven by commercial greed and urged prayer for presidential guidance. He urged no more Philippine bloodshed and criticized Christian leaders for moral laxity.

Manchester N. H Woman’s Baptist Missionary Convention Everett Burr Ruggles Street Boston Philippines Burr

Supreme Court Applies Lynch Law Statute in Lynch Victim Fund

The State Supreme Court ruled that the law against lynching will be enforced, with the provision granting the estate of the lynched party $2000 from the county of residence. The decision tightens penalties and enforces compensation for victims.

Columbia B. C State Supreme Court

Funeral rites for ex representative Samuel G Hilborn

The body of ex Representative Samuel G Hilborn of California will lie in a vault after services at the Congregational Church and Masonic honors at the cemetery. Hope Lodge members serve as pallbearers with honorary pallbearers including Secretary Long ex Governor Perham Rear Admiral Hichborn Justice McKenna Judge Weldon and S H Kauffmann.

Washington Samuel G. Hilborn California Congregational Church Hope Lodge Secretary Long Perham Maine Hichborn McKenna Supreme Court Weldon Court of Claims S. H. Kauffmann

Alabama State Mutual Assurance Placed Under Receiver

Anniston Alabama April 20 The Alabama State Mutual Assurance Company was placed in the hands of a receiver. It was among the largest mutual insurers in the South.

Anniston Ala Alabama State Mutual Assurance Company South

Manhattan Beats Boston College In New York Game

Manhattan defeated Boston College 12 to 5 in New York on April 20, as reported from the scene. The article notes Manhattan’s lead and BC’s struggles on offense in a brisk early-season clash.

Manhattan Boston College New York

The Care of Clothing and Its Prudent Maintenance

Frequent airing of garments kept in wardrobes or drawers prevents rapid wear and moth damage. Daily habits like brushing and quick mends preserve appearance, while smart, orderly care lowers costs and enhances the pleasure of wearing well kept clothes.

The Roman Numerals

A description of forming Roman numerals with two hands showing finger configurations for I II III IIII V and VI to X and beyond. It explains L and C as symbols using finger shapes and how to join Vs to complete hieroglyphics.

Birds in Snow Hold Indignation Meeting Over Food

An indignation gathering of birds in the snow decries human unkindness. The rook and starling accuse society, the robin exposes appetite under fashion, and an owl notes that appearance buys favors. Moral urges crumbs for the deserving and starving.

Starling

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