Massachusetts Copper Boom and Electric Securities Rally
The market shows strong activity in United States Mining and copper stocks with a broad upturn in Massachusetts Electric Railway securities. Analysts note increasing money in the West, rising bank reserves, and consolidation talks among Arcadian and Royale properties.
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Massachusetts
Electric Securities
General Street
New York
Éasié
Walleatreet
William Rockefeller
Pacifics
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Ignia
Comptroller of Curréncy
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Chicago
St. Louis
Boston Financial News
Lake Superior
Tote Royale
Tote Royale Copper Company
New Jersey
Arcadian
Casinot
Royale
Boston Electric Light Company
Bingham
O. EB. Weller
Hornblower & Weeks
Wall Street
United States Treasury
Newne
Robert Codman
W. Gerard Webb
New York Central
Fitchburg
Fitchburg Railroad
Pitchburg
Rai
United States Mining
Eee
Centennial-Eureka
Utah
United States Company
United States Mining Company
Centennial-Eureka Mining Company
Opn
Holteng
United
Richard A. Pareng
Copper smelter case sparks state inquiry
Officials open a state inquiry after copper industry irregularities surface in a sporadic report. The investigation targets several firms and seeks to determine whether compliance failures occurred.
Monday Angst Lith 1 William RB
The fragment mentions entities including Monday Angst Lith and 1 William RB with a date-like label 1806. No clear event or outcome is given, leaving the item as a brief, non-specific archival note.
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William RB
Daiy
Slip Fault at Mt. Desert Ferry Causes 20 Deaths
The coroner's jury in Bar Harbor Maine ruled the twenty 1899 Mt. Desert Ferry victims drowned due to a defective slip at the Maine Central Wharf. They found the drowning caused by the slip's breaking, following the Sunday accident in Hancock County.
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Bar Harbor
Mt. Desert Ferry
Maine Central Company
Hancock
Hancock County
State of Maine
Eaid Wharf
Inquest Opens on Bridgeport Trolley Tragedy at Stratford
The coroner's jury begins an insistent inquest into the Shelton extension trolley catastrophe near Stratford. Witnesses describe a troubled bridge approach and a speeding car swaying wildly as it neared the trestle. Engineer Starr testifies the line appeared in first class condition hours earlier.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Shelton
Stratford
William E. Peck
Peck
Cable
Frances E. Peck
Peck House
Miss Kittle Taylor
Miss Taylor
Mrs. Webb
W. W. Starr
Shelton Steet Railway Company
Pink Tea Campaign Opinions From Federal Officials
A reporter questions officials including Collector Lyman and Postmaster Henderson about Bates vs Guild in state politics. They dodge politics, cite weather and Beverly visits, and stress federal employees cannot take part while noting public event chatter and campaign themes.
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Lyman
Custom
Sam
Bates
General Guild
Columbia
Shamrock
Dewey
Boston
McCarthy
Messrs
Guild
Athens
Federal Building
Henderson
Gill
Internal Revenue Office
Springfield
Beverly
Mr. Gill
Sousa Must Settle Over Loss to Blakely Estate
Philadelphia August 8 The case of Ada P Blakely administratrix of David Blakely deceased against John Philip Sousa was closed by the common pleas court The referee recommended Sousa account to Blakely for all proceeds of his musical works surrender the Sousa musical library and account for its use from May 23 1897 The decision ends the suit and directs final settlements with the estate
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Philadelphia
Ada P. Blakely
David Blakely
John Philip Sousa
Common Pleas Court
Sousa
Germany and Our Exposition at Philadelphia
The Cologne Gazette urges German commercial circles to attend the Philadelphia exposition. It argues that despite unsatisfactory Germany America trade, participation could enlighten American merchants and improve relations for mutual advantage.
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Germany
Berlin
Cologne Gazette Today
America
Philadelphia
Fragmentary OCR Brief Mentions Names and Places
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Messengers Form Union Under Labor Federation
Messenger boys employed by the Boston District Company met at 4 Eliot street and voted to stand by their demands in a conference with the State Board of Arbitration. If refused, another strike is threatened alongside a newly formed Messenger Boys' Protective Union under the American Federation of Labor with officers Lyons Hines Walsh King Carroll.
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Everee
Ainsigainaves Copper
Bay State Gas
New Heingland Gas and Coke
Fremington Coal and Coke
Montana Coal
River
London
Burrage
The
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Boston District Messenger Company
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Maurice Lyons
George Murray
James Murphy
Messenger Boys
Cincinnati
Messenger Boys’ Protective Union
American Federation of Labor
John Walsh
W. King
William Carroll
Yaqui uprising blamed on Santa Teresa figure in Mexico border area
El Paso reports Yaqui tribes rally behind a frail healer called Santa Teresa, famed for miracles and divination. Authorities across Chihuahua and Sonora fear her influence sparks rebellions, with Mexican troops massing to quell unrest as Ranger George Harold names her as ringleader.
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EL Paso
Santa Teresa
Chihuahua
Sonora
George Harold
Texas
Mexico
Cars in a Ditch After Los Angeles Express Crash
An express train near Dos Palos derailed after a broken wheel flange. The accident left engineer Ford and fireman Wood dead, Mrs. J. Niswonger of Bresno and H. Moser of San Diego seriously injured, with several others lightly hurt.
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Los Angeles Express
Dos Palos
Ford
Wood
J. Niswonger
Bresno
H. Moser
San Diego
Darling Stricken with Paralysis in Waltham
Elijah H. Darling, former turnkey at Charlestown State Prison, is nearly helpless at his Main Street home in Waltham after a paralysis spell that began last Sunday. He was shot two years ago during the Willis brothers crime to aid Herbert Willis's escape and never fully recovered.
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Darling
Waltham
Elijah
Charlestown
Main Street
Mr. Darling
Willis Brothers
Herbert Willis
Woman in Acid Tragedy In New York
Annie Bloom a 22 year old immigrant from Russia lies dying at Gouverneur Hospital after swallowing carbolic acid in despair because her fiancé married another woman. She declared it is all over and collapsed in the street as surgeons report at least an ounce was ingested.
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New York
Annie Bloom
Gouverneur Hospital
Abraham Goldberg
Mrs Perot Loses Custody Bid In Gladys Case
A writ of habeas corpus for Gladys Perot, daughter of Mrs. William Y. Perot, was granted to Newton Crane for W. H. Perot. Extradition proceedings may be dropped if Maryland custody judgment stands. Crane warned of possible sensational evidence. attorney Charles Matthews resigns.
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London
Gladys Perot
William Y. Perot
Baltimore
Newton Crane
W. H. Perot
Maryland
Mrs J J Astor to Enter Newport Ladies Golf Match
Mrs John Jacob Astor will join the first revival of the ladies golf matches at Newport Golf Club links on August 19. Miss Maude Wetmore and Miss Anna Sands also compete. Reginald Brooks offers a cup for the winner.
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Newport
John Jacob Astor
Newport Golf Club Links
Maude Wetmore
Anna Sands
Reginald Brooks
Noble heiress dies in peorian hut
Betsy Griffin, a woman of noble blood whose great grandfather was the Earl of Charnock, died in a hut near Farmington Illinois. Papers found in the dwelling show her lineage and potential claim to a third of an estate valued at about 1,000,000 dollars. She refused all favors to the end.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Peoria
Ill
Betsy Griffin
Earl of Charnock
Farmington
Mrs Kronman Dies After Hatchet Wounds in New York
Mrs Annie Kronman died at Roosevelt Hospital after being found unconscious at her home with two hatchet wounds. Her husband Nathan Kronman, first taken as a suspect, was remanded in West Side Court by Magistrate Meade as police investigations continue.
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New York
Aus
Annie Kronman
Roosevelt Hospital
Nathan Kronman
West Side Court
Meade
Missing jewelry from Kronman flat investigated
Report notes a gold watch and six pieces of jewelry missing after search of Kronman's flat and contact with Kron. No clues yet to the whereabouts of the jewelry.
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Kronman
Kron
Diane Ieee
Wien
Tnt Leer
Ea. A
Asphalt Trust Gains Control of Western Paving and Supply
The asphalt paving trust gains full control of Western Paving and Supply, with Volney W. Foster retiring. Backers include Barber Asphalt Paving Co of Chicago and New York and General Greene. Capital is placed between 10 and 15 million dollars. The plan aims to form one central company directing all major asphalt paving nationwide through city branches.
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Chicago
Paving Trust
Western Paving and Supply Company
Volney W. Foster
Foster
Asphalt Trust
Mr. Barber
Er Asphalt Paving Company
New York
General Greene
T Barber Company
United States
Standard Oil Company
Dominican import duties under new government bill
In Santo Domingo on August 6 the government sent a bill to Congress allowing duties to be paid in gold silver or paper money with 20 percent in paper to a port commission that will burn the receipts publicly each month. The policy aims to exhaust paper money. A prior export due law supports the effort. Interior reports say the country remains quiet.
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Santo Domingo
Buin
Congress
Captain Nibbs Dies of Fever in Havana Voyage
The British steamer Sutherland carrying Captain Percy Nibbs and two cases of yellow fever reached Santiago de Cuba from Havana via Philadelphia. Nibbs is dying after two days illness. two other cases suspected aboard. The ship will be quarantined and disinfected with a full health inspection pending.
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Cuba
Sutherland
Percy Nibbs
Philadelphia
Havana
Nibbs
Enlistment Totals Rise as Regiments Hit Quotas
On August 6 in Washington 442 enlistments were recorded, bringing the total to 10 769. The Twenty sixth Regiment under Colonel Rice reaches 1312 volunteers, exceeding its quota, while the Thirtieth Regiment under Colonel Gardner counts 1905 men, four short of its demand.
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Washington
Rice
Gardner
Change in inspector general duties approved by Alger
Notice from Washington dated Aug 8 states a revision to an army order on inspector-general duties. The second paragraph now omits the phrase directing officers to be under the commanding general of the army, leaving the order approved solely by Secretary of War James G. Alger.
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Washington
Army
Secretary of War
Alger
Warship San Pareil Sinks British Vessel East Lothian
Off Torquay England on August 8 the British warship San Pareil sank the full rigged ship East Lothian after maneuvers. One man drowned. The fleet was informed by wireless messages. East Lothian, 188 tons, Capt McParlane, left Mayla February 9 for Nantes arriving July 21.
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Eng
Igsard
East Lothian
McParlane
Mayla
Nantes
France
Accident on St Boston Staging Injures Two
A singular accident occurred yesterday when a man fell from a staging about fifteen feet onto a pedestrian named Glaze on the left side injuring a rib. Glaze was taken to the Emergency Hospital for treatment, while the fallen man received immediate care.
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St Boston
Glaze
Charles
Byron Street
Royal House of Stuart Letter Replies and Challenge
Richard Park defends his claims on Royal House of Stuart topics in a Post letter. He dismisses unnamed critics, thanks Mr Rodwaye, and says he will debate Mr Cram with historical argument at any time and place. He names 123 South Street as his contact.
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Rodwaye
von Cram
Black Rose
South Street
Richard Park
No Trouble With Cuban Soldiers In Santiago
Americans report smooth control over Cuban soldiers in Santiago de Cuba as merchants thrive. Restrictions on drinking curb disorder while a regiment of Cuban Cavalry under American officers is planned as a substitute for part of U S troops.
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Santiago DE Cuba
United States
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