Big Day for Copper Stocks Lifts Market
Wall Street gains as crop outlooks for corn and cotton bolster investor sentiment. Amalgamated Copper leads advance with other copper issues like Calumet & Hecla and Utah rising, while Union Pacific and Southern Pacific lag. The local market lags behind, with copper shares driving the main action and discussions of possible dividend changes and settlements shaping sentiment.
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Tel & Te
NY & N E
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Am Ag
Tel & Tel
Eee
Bingham
Boston C & G
Boston Elevated Vo
Boston & Maine Vo
Cal & Hecla
Boy
Ee Dom Iron & Steel
Franklin
Michigan
Mont C & C
Mont & Bos
NH & H
Northern
Old Colony
Pullman Co
E.e
Quincy
Santa Fe
Shannon
Southern Ry
St L & S W
Swift & Co
Tamarack
Trinity
Union Pacific Union C
L & Min
United Fruit
United Shoe Mach
US Goal & Ol
U .S
Cseres
Utah
Victoria
West End
Western Tel & Tel
Winona Min
Wyandot Min
Minneapolis and St Paul R R stock notice
Semi annual report shows 2 percent common and 314 percent preferred for the Minneapolis, St Paul and Sault Ste Marie Railroad Company. New Century Zinc and Lead Mining Company declares monthly 1 percent dividend with Sept 1 date.
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Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste Marie Railroad Company
New Century Zinc & Lead Mining Company
Stoessel Reports Fierce Jap Firing From Wolf Hill
The despatch from Viceroy Alexieff dated Aug 24 cites General Stoessel reporting from Port Arthur on Aug 19 at 4 30 am Japanese forces began an assault on Uglovol hill and launched a fierce bombardment on fortifications along the north and east fronts with batteries on Wolf hills. They are digging trenches before Suyshin and along the Sunkhe Tiger valley.
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Port Arthur
Uglovol
Wolf Hills
Suyshin
Sunkhe
Tiger
Market Quote Prompted by Letters and Telegrams
According to letters and telegrams recently received, the stock trades at 11 percent with sales also at 11 percent. Heath.
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HEATH
Stock Disclosures Totals and Dividends Noted
A first installment paid and ex dividend noted with assessments paid. Total sales list 26 478 listed stock shares and 19 000 bonds plus 9 185 unlisted stock shares.
Bullish Forces Drive Mixed Market in August Trading
In New York today bulls showed strong character with passive buoyancy lifting grain, cotton, and stock markets. Wheat retreated from gains while corn fell short of yesterday’s close. Trading volume was large with notable moves in Union Pacific, Reading, Pennsylvania, and Amalgamated stocks amid suspected manipulation and active Gould interests.
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Southern Pacific
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Chicago grain report cites mixed prices as wheat holds gains
Ennis and Stoppani note favorable weather overall with cooler Canadian northwest and liberal wheat receipts. Wheat bought on breaks with expectations of new highs. Corn shows early weakness then steady demand amid frost forecasts Nebraska and cooler belt. Oats open weak then advance but fail to sustain as selling in corn continues.
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Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Nebraska
Shannon Copper Coupon Due September 1 1904 Boston
Coupon No. and amount of the Shannon Copper Company payable September 1, 1904 at the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company located at 87 Milk Street Boston Mass.
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Shannon Copper Company
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Milk St
Boston
Mass
Man Who Changes His Vote Ponders Massachusetts Ballot Shift
A Post report discusses voters in Massachusetts reevaluating party loyalty. The piece asks readers to question whether individuals will support the same party as four years prior and to consider why they might switch, exploring the shift in presidential ballot choices.
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Post
Voters Split Among Roosevelt Parker in Newton
In Newton near Nonatum Square and the streetcar terminal, 31 interviewed voters show 2 Democrats backing Roosevelt and 2 Republicans backing Parker. Two Republicans shifted to Socialism, citing trust-busting and business gains. another Republican cites Parker as a safer steward.
Roosevelt ends up with some Gold Democrats in Boston survey
Report shows 19 Democrats backing Roosevelt and four Republicans backing Parker. In Brighton and Allston voters, several interviewees say the shift is not their business. Among Parker supporters, two were Gold Democrats, while others fear Roosevelt may push into war with Europe due to wartime ship actions.
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Allston
McKinley
Parker
Roosevelt
Scorecard of Party Switches at Broadway Transfer Station
Evening survey tallies show 83 Democrats backing Roosevelt, 1 Republican backing Parker, 7 Republicans switching to Socialism, and 2 Democrats joining Socialism. One Democrat loved a fighter, three McKinley supporters for Parker had Gold Democrat ties, and a Republican refused to vote for any Democrat citing White House staff favoritism as Socialism drew him in.
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Roosevelt
Parker
Newton
Nona
Broadway
White House
Political survey totals and party alignment recorded
The report lists 171 interviews conducted and 26 changes noted. It records Roosevelt Democrats at 6 and Parker Republicans at 14. It also shows 2 Democrats for Socialism and 5 Republicans for Socialism.
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Roosevelt
Burglar Chased Across Roofs of Endicott Street Saloons
A night pursuer squad from Station 1 chased a burglar from a saloon cellar to the attic and over four tenement roofs at Endicott and Thatcher streets. John McClure, 30, of 142 Endicott, was captured with $29.90 stolen from Peter Cannon’s saloon. He waived examination and is held for the grand jury in $1,200.
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Thatcher Streets
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Peter Cannon
Thatcher and
John McClure
Endicott Street
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McClure
Inner Port Arthur Fort Taken By Japs
Etse 142 feet above sea level is part of the western line of Port Arthur inner forts. It commands the town and the Tiger's Tail batteries but is under fire from Golden Hill 195 feet high and from heights northeast of the town 656 feet high.
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Port Arthur
Golden Hill
Court Rules Against O'Connell in Civil Suit
The federal appeals court today affirmed the dismissal of Bernard O'Connell's $100,000 conspiracy suit against Chief Justice Mason and Justices Richardson and Braley. The former Lowell attorney, disbarred months earlier on unspecified charges, may seek Supreme Court review if desired.
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Richardson and Braley
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Judge would ease auto speed limits on certain roads
Malden Aug 25 Judge Sweetser of the Malden District Court urged legislative changes to permit faster speeds on boulevards and state highways with light traffic and few intersections. He fined three chauffeurs ten dollars each for speeding on the Fellsway boulevard and noted the need for lower limits in Malden square. He also said drivers often break speed laws and followed targeted patrols to avoid them.
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Malden District Court
Fellsway Boulevard
Malden Square
Harry Fosdick
Trinity Court
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Winton Auto Company
William L. Shearer, Jr
Brookline
Stephen P. Lowe
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Odd Double Snouted Hog Owned by Charles Snell
A year old hog at Lehigh,Indiana owned by Charles Snell has a second snout protruding from the jowl on the left side just below the eye. The extra snout is fully formed, at right angles, and does not seem to inconvenience the animal.
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Eldora
Charles Snell
Lehigh
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