Market Prospects and Copper Mining Outlook from St. Paul
The piece surveys a cautious market mood and rising money supply shifts next week, with optimism on mining prospects. It highlights Merced mining stock gains, plans for 100-stamp mills, and a new 20-stamp mill at the Mining and Milling Company in Breckenridge district, plus Copper Range conflict and the St Paul–Duluth South Shore alliance boosting upper Michigan rail and copper prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
California
Merced
Sayin Littte
Maxwell Creek
Mary Harrison
Creed
Lake Superior
Copper Range Railroad Company
St. Paul
Duluth
South Shore & Atlantic
Northwestern
Upper Michigan
Chicago
Milwaukee
Marquette
Greenland
Mass City
Copper Range
St. Paul Standard
Pinkham
Lake
Arcandian
Verine
Ike Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack
Uincy
Osceola
Stlante
Boston
Allouez
Isle Royale
Cashier Mining and Milling Company
Thanksgiving Banquets Feed Children Across City
The Day's Banquets describes charity meals at Bowdoin square and Washington street halls. Children of Jewish heritage avoided turkey, opting for vegetables and fruit, while others enjoyed a lavish spread. Salvation Army officers led the effort with generous street-box donations including a notable large check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majuba Hill
Sin
William Cozens
Salvation Army
Alice Wolff
Nellie Roberts
Bowdoin Square
Washington Street
William Walder
Joseph Atkinson
Atkinson
Army
Back Bay
Ovation to Sampson at Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Admiral Sampson received enthusiastic greetings from Boston area YMCA members yesterday. He spoke briefly praising YMCA work and urging aid for sailors, stressing the need for associations in harbors and at sea. The reception included a large audience, decorations, and entertainment by magician Maro in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Oston Young Men’s Christian Association
Association Hall
Young Men’s Christian Association
You Men’s Christian Association
Satan
Admiral Sampson
Arthur 8. Johnson
John Shepard
A. 8. Covel
Jacob P. Bates
B. Carter
Charles F. Ryan
George W. Beahagey
Aare
Cana Club
Maro
Thanksgiving at New England Home for Children
One hundred children gathered for Thanksgiving at the New England Home for Aged and Foundlings. The meal featured turkey with sage and cranberries as 9000 prior residents were cared for, about a thousand returned to relatives, as Hon. C.M. McPherson spoke of the home’s mission and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
C M. McPherson
Thanksgiving Appeal Highlights Foster Work For 343 Children
The report notes 343 children cared for and 1200 suits of clothing provided. It mentions 14 children placed in Christian homes since Thanksgiving and that homeless children came from six New England states and went to homes in fourteen states and territories. Donations funded 1137,575 meals over the year. The program featured singing by Willie Daley and Hattteneer with readings by Miss Holmes and Miss Alice May Hoitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Willie Daley
Hattteneer
Miss Holmes
Alice May Hoitt
People’s Institute Dinner Celebrates Growth in Members
The ninth annual Thanksgiving dinner of the People’s Institute and Wells Memorial was held at 1171 Tremont Street. Superintendent Billings announced member growth to 1220 with 60 percent in continuous study and a strong turnout for evening classes. The program included vocal solos by Estelle Burgheim and Grace E. Phillips, readings by Benjamin C. Van Wye, and remarks from Rev. H Brent. The event closed with a singing of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Institute and
Wells Memorial
Robert Treat Paine
Mr. Billings
Estelle Burgheim
Grace E. Phillips
Benjamin C. van Wye
H. Brent
Social Union of
Father Lahey
Franklin
America
Twenty First Thanksgiving Day feast at Boston Industrial Home
A large crowd gathered yesterday at the Boston Industrial Home corner of Davis Street and Harrison Avenue for the twenty first annual Thanksgiving dinner. Needy men and women received a full turkey meal with cranberry sauce, potatoes, squash, pie and coffee. Entertainments followed with Frank Church Hinton Jones and others from the New England Conservatory of Music, Vera Burpes readings, and a closing address by Superintendent T D Roberts inviting foreign representatives to speak their thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Davis Street
Harrison Avenue
Guests of Y M C U Dinner Thanksgiving Observed
The Boston Y M C U held its annual Thanksgiving dinner with guests invited from far and near. Members gathered in the reception room before marching to Union Hall for the meal. President Baldwin led the procession as celebratory songs were sung and letters of congratulations arrived from Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Y. M. C. Union
Baldwin
Union Hall
Thanksgiving Day speakers highlight memory and progress
Secretary Wolcott and Secretary Long joined Worcester pastor Tom Walters Jr and Rev. Collyer in a Nantasket afternoon address. President Baldwin urged youth to resist temptations by keeping home memories vivid. Other speakers praised national growth and rights for colored Americans, with attendees from many nations and U.S. states gathered to mark the holiday.
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Edward A. Horton
South
Booker T. Washington
Leighton Parks
Emmanuel Church
Isaac Fisher
Tuskeep Institute
Ala
Frankie
G. W. R. Harriman
Herbert 3. Bronsdon
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Nova Scotia
Barbadoes
Jamaica
Germany
Canada
Sweden
Poland
Denmark
Switzerland
New Brunswick
Hungary
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
South Carolina
Illinois
Wisconsin
California
Alabama
Thanksgiving Dinner at Soldiers Home in Chelsea
At the Soldiers Home in Chelsea a large Thanksgiving Day dinner was provided by local market firms with 640 pounds of turkey 19 pounds of chicken two boxes of celery six barrels of apples four barrels of potatoes three barrels and a box of onions six barrels of sweet potatoes one barrel of squash two barrels and a box of turnips a box of parsnips two boxes of oranges thirty baskets of grapes a box of lettuce and a box of cranberries. The home also baked 200 mince pies 100 squash pies 100 apple pies and 40 puddings. In the evening a dance in Peter Smith Hall followed with Nutters Orchestra and a procession led by Captain W W Creasey superintendent.
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Chelsea
Peter Smith Hall
Nutter
Apres W.W. Creasey
The
Women’s Relief Corps
William Wright
Roxbury
Parker Memorial Thanksgiving Dinner Feeds Local Neighbors
One hundred fifty men women and children gathered at Parker Memorial Berkeley and Tremont for a community Thanksgiving dinner. County churches supplied provisions and the event featured Flora Whle reading the governor's proclamation and a six piece orchestra. Alice Higgins led Uni tarian church volunteers serving meals and local baker Mr Cook roasted seventeen turkeys gratis, making the annual meal a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Memorial
Berkeley
Tremont Streets
Flora Whle
City Unitarian Churches
Alice Higgins
Thanksgiving Worship Unites Boston Churches at Tremont Temple
Park Street and Tremont Temple congregations joined in a joint Thanksgiving service at Tremont Temple led by Rev. Dr. Lorimer and Rev. J. L. Withrow D D. The offering benefited the Old People's Baptist Home of Cambridge. Withrow preached on Marks and Mission of a Righteous Nation, drawing on Isaiah and praising U S governance, justice, and voting rights while condemning ballot box irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Tremont Temple
Lorimer
J. L. Withrow
D. D
Old People’s Baptist Home
Cambridge
Withrow
United States
Washington
Supreme Court of the
Supreme Legislative Chamber
Congress
Methodists' Thanksgiving Service in Boston Parish
The Boston Methodist church held a morning Thanksgiving service led by Dr. Galbraith Beye. The gathering marked gratitude for the entry into the Philippines and affirmed the denomination’s mission in supporting the cause of The Methodists in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Galbraith Beye
The
Philippines
Thanksgiving Day Sermon Across Bromfield Street Churches
The sermon, led by the Rev. F. S. Hamilton, drew on Exodus and Luke as speakers from Tremont Street and other churches praised a united nation. Dr. Pickles offered a Bible verse and Mr. De Wolfe led the Bromfield choir in three hymns as the address defended U S actions in the Philippines and urged continued freedom and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromfield Street
Tremont Street
J. D. Pickles
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
John Gilbraith
Temple Street
FB. i. Amiliton
Hamilton
Pickles
de Wolfe
Bromfield Methodist Choir
Speeraco
Galbraith
Philippines
United States
Spain
Cuba
United States Senate
Funston
Dewey
Wheeler
China
Thanksgiving service at Clarendon Street Baptist Church
A 10:30 yesterday service filled the vestry with worshippers at Clarendon Street Baptist Church. Speaking voices from the congregation praised peace and gospel teaching after readings and a hymn, with reflections on the Spanish War and religious awakening across the country.
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Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Hibbert
Spain
Bringfield
Boston
Mr. Robertson
Ares
Thanksgiving union service in South End churches
A joint Thanksgiving service at South End temples in Berkeley featured the Second Universalist, Shawmut Congregational, Warren Avenue Baptist, Unitarian and Union Congregational churches. Dr. Roblin delivered the sermon praising harvest abundance, national unity, and a cautious note on war, ending with the singing of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Temple
South End
Second Universalist
Shawmut
Warren Avenue
H. M. Kelseyve
Robiin
Pacific
United States
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
America
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St. Paul-South Shore
General Financial
Appl Hotcotres
Salvation Army Menu
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Oston & Cripple Creek
United States Sewer
Paquia Air
Bay State Gas
Soeere Fortuna Republica
Jenny Blanche
Devonshire
NLY
Newark
Hutchinson & Badger
Stock Brokers
Elevator En Rance
Devonshire Street
Little Circle Zinc
Boston Little Circle Zinc Company
C. H. Hammett
Kansas City
YMCA
Little Wanderers
Turkey
People's Institute Dinner
Boston Industrial Home
Y. M. GU
Dr. Galbraith
Bromfield Street Church
William Pennone
Augean
Hercules
Methodists
Gellar
Garret
Clarendon Street
South End Church
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