Millionaire calls for mass purchase of National Stock shares
A promoter urges all classes to buy National Stock, promising 500 to 1000 percent profit and claiming funds go straight into a safe treasury. He pledges aggressive advertising and vows to defeat the System by rallying millions of shareholders worldwide.
Gossip of the Street Notes on copper stocks and curb action
The final one dollar assessment on First National Copper stock is due September 1 with 40,000 shares already anticipated. The London Exchange closes Saturday to honor Harry White, and Boston curb trading paused as the White family is remembered. The Superior & Boston Copper Company plans a one third capitalization increase to two million dollars, issuing 50,000 new shares at five dollars. The old stock retains rights to subscribe. The new funds cover a 156,000 land payment and leave about 150,000 in treasury. Local curb committee discussions and investigations dominated the day with many stocks ordered stricken or held for later action. Ed ward Jewell will speak for Arizpe next Tuesday, prompting a reversal of the lst stock strike.
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Morgans
Falstaff
National Stock
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Philadelphia
First National
Superior & Boston Copper Company
Lawson
Eureka
Amador Smelters
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Furnace Creek
Abitibi & Cobalt
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Abitibi
Begole
Beaver Carbonate
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Elwell
Wiggen & Elwell
Rawhide Mining Company
Edward Jewell
Lst
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Letter to T W Lawson on Boston Idaho Mining listing
A 1908 letter from L Diamond Company Boston warns Thomas W Lawson that Boston Idaho Mining Company has not applied for listing on any curb or stock exchange. It describes financing plans for a 100 ton mill, current mine operations, and a large ore stockpile. The note cites sound treasury, limited shares outstanding, and invites further inquiry from interested parties.
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Boston Curb
Exchange Place
Boston
Mass
Boston Papers
Boston & Idaho
Boston-Idaho Mining Company
Maine
Warm Springs
Boyle Mountain
Blaine County
Idaho
Hailey
L. Diamond Company
Dissolution of Nickerson Simmons Buss Copartnership
By mutual consent the copartnership Nickerson Simmons Buss with offices in Boston and Brockton is dissolved. Arthur J. Stewart continues the business as A J Stewart. Nickerson stays with the firm. Walter Buss and Oscar Simmons join Warren O Winsor Co at 24 Exchange Place.
Brady Bros Stock Ad Promises Best Bets in Boston and New York
An advertisement from Edw. Brady & Co claims top stocks to buy in Sugar and Locomotive, with prices listed as $5.00 per share in New York and $10.00 per share in Boston. The firm offers cash deals, curb trades, and quick execution, listing addresses at 15 State Street and 45 Devonshire Street in Boston.
Curb Market Mixed Gains and Declines Reported
A Boston curb market summary shows rises in several issues including Miami to 11 and Eureka common to 6 cents, with declines in places like Lake to 14 and Cumberland Ely to 91-2. Utah Apex firm at 5, while Nipissing and First National show varied activity. John Frank Weeks, 75, formerly of Boston, dies in Laconia NH leaving real estate in East Boston.
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Miami
Lake
Bay State
Eureka
Nipissing
First National
Davis Daly
Raven
Yukon
Utah
Apex
Cumberland Ely
John Frank Weeks
Laconia
N.H
Nevada
Bay State Gas
Boston Ely
Beaver
Butte & London
Cumberland
Giroux
Goldfield
Gold King
Greene G S Pf
Helvetia Uv
Howell & Little
Keweenaw
Uo Kruger C&s
Laramie
Sup & Boston
Union Copper
Utah Apex
Alaska Mines Securities Am Light & Traction
Betes
American Tobacco
Eeae
British Columbia Copper
Bates Gas
Butte Coalition
Eeene
Butte Y Copper Setae
Chicago Subway
Cobalt Central
Consolidated Arizona
Con Steamship Co
Crown King
Greene Gold
Consol See
Nevada Mines & Smelt
NY Transportation
Nipissing Shee
North Securities Stubs
Otis Elevator Eenee
Seaboard Air Line
United Copper
Will of Alice McVarish Leaves Bequests to Local Catholic Orgs
The will filed for probate yesterday leaves $100 bequests to the Home for Destitute Catholic Children on Harrison Avenue, The Little Sisters of the Poor of Somerville, and Franciscan Sisters at St Elizabeth's Hospital. Rev John F Broderick of West Roxbury is named executor.
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Alice McVarish
Harrison Avenue
Little Sisters of the Poor of
Somerville
Franciscan Sisters
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
John F. Broderick
West Roxbury
May Break Bike Record May Break Bike Record
Promoter Hugh MacLean plans a Saturday race that could set a new bicycle record as Elmer Collins of Lynn faces a strong challenge. The duel promises hefty prize money and a century paper as a token of faith. Also upcoming is the 10 mile paced championship of America for Irish Americans with Pat Logan and Dennis Connolly as Celtic contenders. Amateur events accompany the main program.
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Elmer Collins
Lynn
Hugh MacLean
Elmer
Brothers Reunite After Twenty Two Years in America
In Pittsburg Penn on August 12 Bernard Burns learned his baby brother John whom he left in Ireland for America twenty two years ago has reunited. John, who arrived in the United States three years ago, had settled in Philadelphia and recently tracked down his elder brother in Mc Keesport.
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Penn
Bernard Burns
Ireland
America
Mr. Burns
John
Philadelphia
McKeesport
Woman to Run a Mule Farm in Kentucky
Seattle writer notes Miss Anna Howard departs from the University of Washington after years in education to manage a mule farm in Kentucky. She has served since 1890 in higher education work in the state, mainly at the university.
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Seattle
Department of Women
University of Washington
Anna Howard
Milford Auto Flies Into Reservoir, Family in Peril
S T Welle of Bridgeport and his family narrowly escaped drowning after their car plunged from the road into Milford Water Company reservoir when it hit a deep rut and swerved over the embankment.
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Conn
S. T. Welle
Bridgeport
Milford Water Company
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