Elm River copper mine leads market chatter and growth outlook
Frantic trading in the curb market as Elm River stock steadies around 12 with round lots bid. The article details extensive Elm River development including a 499 foot Winona lode, seven shafts, a new drill compressor, a town site and 48 dwellings, plus plans for a sawmill and future shafts.
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Mt . Wall Street
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Chautauqua
Ae Ear
Stock Exchange
Finnigin
Wolverine
Arkansas Valley Land & Town Company
Boston News Bureau
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Park City
Utah
Elm River
Arcadian
Rand Dril Company
John McKinley
Great Lakes Copper Company
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Ieveland
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Flemington Coal & Coke
Mayflower
Amalgamated Copper
Little Tiger
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Arcadian Mining Company
Quincy Mining Company
Marquette Mining Journal
Victoria
Pigy Range
National Tube Comy
Sennei
Price Controls by Miners Strengthen Ore Market
The Missouri Kansas Zinc Miners Association proclaims six month price controls for all ore grades, a victory over smelters and a boon to high prices for silver, lead, and zinc. Seven large companies near Kansas fields, including Little Circle Zinc, show strong value, with stock around 11 dollars and dividends anticipated. prospectus available from Joshua Brown & Co.
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Missouri-Kansas Zine Miners’ Association
Boston Globe
Little Circle Zinc
Kansas
Real Estate Owners Protective Association Formed in Revere
An organization including Thomas Hi Roberts J B W Coburn Edward Murphy John Keough and Augustin Airola formed to demand impartial enforcement of laws in Revere The Airola case is cited after a raid on his Ocean Avenue residence led to license revocation for selling soda candy peanuts and ice cream on Sundays The group plans legal action to test the Sunday sale restrictions and protect local traders rights.
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Thomas’ Hi. Roberts
Roberts On
Crescent Beach
J. B. W. Coburn
Edward Murphy
John Keough
Augustin Airola
Real Estate Owners’ Protective Association
Hevere
Airola
Post
Ocean Avenue
Sackett
Aiirola
Aurola
An & Common Victualler
Alrola
Revere
Boston Man Killed in Chicago Rail Accident
Word reaches Boston that B. A. McLaughlin a brakeman from ten was killed in Chicago on August 7 after being crushed between railroad cars on the C N W line.
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B. A. McLaughlin
Chicago
Dominican Annexation Crisis Looms in Hispaniola
A Santo Domingo dispatch dated August 8 reports a spreading revolution with Jiminez as the principal mover. Generals Ramon Pacheco de Pablo Reyes and other armed supporters move toward Monte Christi to join insurgents from Hayti, while leaders weigh annexation plebiscite if Gomez declines or Jiminez blocks his election.
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Jam
Santo Domingo
Hayti
Dominican Republic
Jiminez
Cuba
Ramon Pacheco de Pablo Reyes
Monte Christi
Gomez
Whitinsville Man 80 Commits Suicide by Hanging
Moses Fairbanks of Whitinsville aged 80 years died by self destruction last night. He tied a tarred rope to a bedpost and around his neck then fell, the rope shortening his head. A pioneer settler, he lived by Lackey Lake two miles from the village, and his body was found this morning by his daughter Mrs John Mayor.
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Whitinsville
Moses Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Lackey Lake
John Mayor
Lord Beresford Coming to Boston in October
President Charles E. Adams of the Massachusetts State Board of Trade has received Lord Charles Beresford’s acceptance to attend a gathering in Boston in October. The matter follows a recent Britain China and Far East trade report and suggests a joint mercantile delegate convention. Beresford supports the idea and may attend with Sir Thomas Lipton to observe the Columbia Shamrock contest. Lipton is invited as a guest of the board.
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Massachusetts State Board of Trade
Lord Charles Beresford
Boston
Ocber
Lord Beresford
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Great
Britain
China
Far East
Adams
Thomas Lipton
State Board
Klondike King Alexander McDonald Makes Assignment
Victoria B C Aug 11 Alexander McDonald known as the Klondike king with interests in sixty five inns in the Klondike district and property valued between 10 6 million and 90 million made an assignment for creditors at Dawson on July 2 His liabilities are listed at 6 million The downfall is blamed on overextended interests for one man to carry or finance
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Victoria
B. C
Alexander McDonald
Klondike
John S Earl Dead Restaurateur in Lynn
John S Earl a noted local restaurateur died at his Tudor street home this morning of paralysis in his sixty eighth year He leaves a widow five children Frank L John W Mary HE and Georgia K all in Lynn and Alice J Crosman of Chicago
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Lynn
John
Earl
Tudor Street
Frank L
Manufacturers’ National Bank
John W
Mary HE
Georgia K
Alice J
Henry Crosman
Chicago
Fragmented OCR note with scattered names and figures
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and numbers such as SAADBURT Wamangien BL and 650 alongside unclear terms. The text lacks coherent events or context to determine a definitive news item.
Supply and Demand Hold Steady Amid Bank Clearing Decline
Dun and Co weekly review notes constrained demand yet ample supply across iron, coal, hides, cotton, and wheat. Production in iron furnaces rose while unsold stocks fell, shipments and new orders rise in several regions, and failures edge down in the U S with Canada showing two fewer.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Chicago
Pittsburg
Connellsville
Boston
American Woollen Company
West
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Canada
Heavy Corn Yield Boost Prompts optimistic crop outlook
Bradstreet's notes a sharp rise in corn production near the 1896 record with an estimated yield around 2.2 billion bushels. Spring wheat shows some decline in July, while total wheat remains high though below last year. Cotton prospects weaken with higher week prices, large visible supplies, yet strong global manufacturing demand supports mills like those in Fall River.
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New York
Aus
Bradstreet
Maller
Fall River
Iron and steel markets show strong western demand and high prices
Western reports indicate heavy demand with scarce material and rising prices. July pig iron production set a record yet stocks fell, with current output around 14 million tons yearly. Hides leather boots and shoes stay strong, wool remains firm, lumber and sugar steady, and canned goods outlook is very good.
Fall demand expands for staples in leading markets
Reports from Chicago St Louis Omaha and Kansas City indicate strong fall demand for dry goods boots shoes hats caps and clothing with wholesale trade active Western markets show optimism Northwest Pacific coast and Oregon price demand rising. Southern centers like Birmingham New Orleans note robust shipments and lumber and cotton activity while rail and crop labor demand remains steady.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
New York
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Southern Industries
Birmingham
New Orleans
Baltitadro
Alderman Kenna's Daring Ward 1 Wardrobe Change
Chicago August report says Alderman Winky Dink Kenna leaves Clark Street saloon for Saratoga to unveil an extravagant wardrobe. He sports a deep blue suit, heliotrope waistcoat, roulette shirt, embroidered ballet scene, floral wreaths, symbols, and mottos with crest designs.
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Chicago
Aug. Il
Winky Dink
Kenna
Ward 1
Clark Street
Saratoga
John” Coughlin
Fall 1900 trade activity at Pittsburg and New York markets
Fall trade shows slow development at Pittsburg with many orders for iron to be delivered in the first quarter of 1900. Dry goods and groceries are in improved demand in New York City.
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Pittsburg
New York City
July railroad earnings rise amid industrial demand signals
The July report shows 105 rail systems earning $48,995,513, up 17 percent from last July and seven months total $298,387,782, up 82 percent year over year. Wheat and corn exports rise, while prices move higher for metals and textiles. Bradstreet indices indicate broad gains over prior years.
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Bradstreet
Bathouse Johns Sets Fashion in Aratogo Match
Bath House John plans a bold public display in Aratogo New York August, wearing an extravagant evening suit with a green jacket, wide lapels, a shirt front visible through two large white studs, a blue white red dotted hat band, and a ready made tie. He touts his rival Hinky Dink as only about eight feet tall and clothing that talks.
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Aratogo
N. Y
John
New York
Bath
Social salute for Admiral Sampson and North Atlantic squadron
A Janos was given at Louisburg in Bar Harbor to honor Admiral Sampson and officers of the North Atlantic squadron. Sponsors included Mrs Bleker Banks and many others. Due to the death of Mrs W W P Landa the Admiral did not attend the dance. Charlies H Cramp hosted a large dinner in honor of the Admiral and officers. General Henry Kyd Douglass attended in place of the Admiral Lampoon.
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Louisburg
Admiral Sampson
North Atlantic
Bleker Banks
Barbey
E. W. Bass
Christine Biddle
Chickering
Robert Do. Brock
Camac
Coles
T. DeWitt Cuyfer
Charles H. Dorr
Draper
Henryb. Brayton
Hinkle
Furniss
John Harrison
Cadwallader Jones
Abraham R. Lawrence
van Nest
Herbert Parsons
Pendleton
John Biddle Porter
Ripley
George A. Robbins
Thomas A. Scott
Gardiner Sherman
Co. Morton Smith
Canadian trade reports show solid volume and gains
Montreal notes quiet financials with strong orders booked ahead of last year and better iron and tin plate collections. Toronto records unusual August trade, busy cotton mills on Chinese orders, Northwest buoyed by a large wheat crop and railway and mining activity, while British Columbia reports healthy trade prospects. Bank clearings reach 25 021 785 dollars, up 33 percent. weekly failures 1, vs 8 a year ago.
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Montreal
Toronto
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British Columbia
Excitement at New York Cotton Exchange Enlivens Markets
Wild trading at the New York Cotton Exchange as shorts resist crop damage reports especially from Texas. Buyers from various regions absorb offerings, lifting prices by over half a cent before a partial retreat as holders cover positions. Magligh and Southern markets also rise amid rapid cable reports.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Texas
Europe
Wall Street
Odea
Jamaica Plain Sunday Party Noted at Creighton Home
A pleasant birthday gathering took place Thursday night at the Creighton residence in Jamaica Plain to celebrate a family birthday and enjoy informal festivities.
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Jamaica Plain
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