Calumet Still On Toboggan
The New York market shows strength with heavy buying of Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Metropolitan. Calumet & Hecla weakens to 430, amid chatter of possible Amalgamated control and a looming copper trade deal. Copper stocks like Amalgamated and Copper Range move. United States Mining advances to 217 8. Market tone cautious as traders await the President’s message. next two weeks unlikely to bring easier prices.
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New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Metropolitan
Manhattan
Amalgamated
Calumet & Hecla
Boston
Calumet
Lkely
Standard Oil
Copper Range
South Range
United States
Louisville & Nashville
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Rock Island Common
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Moore Bros
Bears
Weed
Winona
Atlantic Mill
Central National Bank
Wolverine
Atlas National Bank
New York Metal Exchange
American Smelting and Refining Company
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
Messrs. Morrison, Kekewich & Co
London
Eng
Bay State
Heath
Boston Stock Sales See Wide Range of Prices Today
Boston December 1. Following are the highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices for today. Market activity shows notable swings with varied demand across sectors and several leading issues trading near session extremes.
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Boston
Scots Charitable Society Marks 245th Anniversary
The Scots Charitable Society, the United States' third oldest organization after Harvard and the Ancients, celebrated its 245th anniversary in Odd Fellows Hall with a concert and ball. President D D Russell opened with a welcome address noting over $2000 spent to aid Scots in the past year and nearly $14,000 in the prior decade. A concert followed, Dr James Todd of Quincy spoke on “Our Patron Spirit,” then dinner and dancing under Peter H Lawson. The event drew many prominent guests, grand march leaders, and a letter from Chicago's St Andrew Society wishing greetings for St Andrew’s Day.
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Scots’ Charitable Society
United States
Harvard College
The
Ancients
Odd Fellows Hall
D. D. Russell
James Todd
Quincy
James Henderson
J. McGaw
Miss McGaw
John Weigle
Archibald Robertson
John Hamilton
Hampton
Miss Hampton
George Reeves
Duncan Russell
Miss Russell
Lamb
Hugh Cairns
L. Wallace
Winifred Wallace
John Valentine
John
Robert Disbrow
James Stewart
John L. Bates
Curtis Guild, Jr
P. A. Collins
John P. Leahy
Irish Charitable Society
P. H. Lawson
Thomas T. Stokes
British Charitable Society
John T. Homes
Illinois
St. Andrew's Society
Fens Palace in a Panic Ends as False Riot Report
At about 9 pm Station 16 received a report of a riot outside Mrs Gardner’s house in the Fens. Lt Boynton called in reserves from Division 18. A dozen officers swept the area only to find laborers dumping dirt and teamsters urging horses, not a riot.
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Fens
Bluecoats
Division 18
Brickley
New Paper in Salem Backs Mayor Hurley Re-Election
The Saturday Tribune in Salem urges voters to re-elect Mayor John F Hurley arguing he represents working people and has kept costs down while promoting growth. It contrasts his supporters with opponents seen as aristocratic and wealth influenced.
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Salem
Saturday Tribune
John F Hurley
Hurley
Peterson
P S A Speakers Answer Critics Rally in Union Hall Allston
A recent rally for the Public School Association ticket to the Boston school committee featured Dr Horace Marion presiding with speakers Randall Morris R C Humphreys J Payson Bradley George E Brock and Grafton B Cushing. They argued against political influence on schools and defended teacher quality and standards.
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Public School Association
Union Hall
Allston
Horace Marion
Randall G. Morris
R. C. Humphreys
J. Payson Bradley
George E. Brock
Grafton B. Cushing
Cushing
Boston
Patagonia
Poor Year for Shipments From East Boston to Europe
It has been an exceptionally poor year for ocean steamship lines to Europe with grain shipments down sharply. Through Sunday, 13,981,293 bushels of wheat and 708,019 corn were shipped, totaling 15,202,872 bushels, far below the 1901 figures of 33,686,78 bushels. The year shows a pronounced drop in corn shipments and overall volume.
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Europe
Boston
Liverpool
Cestrian
Apple and cargo trade dominate port activity at water front
Shore trips dominated arrivals at T wharf with schooners listing haddock cod hake pollock and cusk totals. Apple shipments loom large as steamer fleets head to Liverpool London and Glasgow while exports reach 1.245 million dollars amid a record foreign-ship arrivals month and ongoing lumber and coal movements.
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Flavilla
Sadie Nunan
Allan H. Jones
Thomas Brundage
James S. Steele
George H. Lubec
Manhasset
Manomet
Minerva
Richard Lester
Illinois
Clara R. Harwood
Jennie
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London
Glasgow
Sylvania
Sagamore
Columbia
Manica
Suez
Calcutta
New York
Africa
Ervin Fredrickson
Governor Ames
Mystic Wharf
City
S. G. Haskell
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Haskell
Cape Hatteras
Fannie L. Child
Fall River
Hatteras
J. C. Fuller
A. West
Waldoboro
J. P. Ellicott & Co
Mick Street
Kxronprins Gustaf
Blythe
Eng
Wesley M. Oler
Orchilla
Nassau
N. P
Orion
Pensacola
Havana
Concord
Philippines
Port Said
Shipping News Mini Almanac December Sunrise and Arrivals
December almanac notes sunrises at 6 54 a m and sets 4 13 p m with a nine hour nineteen minute day length and moonset at 6 40 p m. Arrived steamers include New England James Liver pool with 499 passengers. Kronprins Gustaf Nordahl with coal. Admiral Dewey Israel with fruit. Arte misia with cargo. Republic Carson to St John N B. Viola Reppard Williams to Brunswick Ga. George H Ames Watts Fernandina. Joseph W Hawthorn Hoffies Savannah. Ida C Southard Blake Baltimore. Martha FP Small Barlow Newport News. Mary Sanford McDonald Charles-.
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Liverpool
Queenstown
Richards, Mills & Co
Kronprins Gustaf
Swed
Nordahl
Blyth
Eng
Admiral Dewey
Israel
Port Antonio
Jam
Artemisia
Kuhlenein
Hamburg
Republic
Carson
St. John
N. B
Viola Reppar
R. and
T. Hargraves
Chatfield
Baltimore
Martha FP. Small
Barlow
Newport News
Mary Sanford
McDonald
Charles
Doctor Kennedy Remedy Claimed Cures Dyspepsia
Commander Dean of Kingston New York reportedly suffered severe dyspepsia until Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy was said to cure him quickly. The ad claims the remedy treats digestive, kidney and liver issues with druggists selling 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles and offers a free mail sample. It also promotes Kennedy’s Magic Eye salve for eye inflammations at 26 cents.
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Dean
G.A.R James
Concaliatine
Grant Post
Kingston
N. Y
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondou
N.Y
Incorporations of Unions Debate at Tremont Temple
The Economic Club will host an intermediate meeting on Thursday at Tremont Temple Chipman Hall at 8 o clock to debate whether trades unions should be incorporated. Louis Brandeis and Samuel Gompers lead the affirmative and negative sides with inputs from John Tobin, E Dana Durand, and business leaders, followed by 30 minutes of discussion.
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Economic Club
Tremont Temple
Chipman
$500 000 Real Estate Deal In Boston Area
The sale of 512 to 516 Washington Street near Bedford Street to the R H White Company is recorded at the Suffolk registry of deeds. The transfer totals over $500,000 while the property, leased to the buyer, is linked to Alfred J Pazolt and Arthur N Pazolt of London. The parcel, adjoining the Whitney and Dr Joseph T Brown properties, has an assessed value of $352,000 with land $288,000 and building $64,000.
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Bedford Street
R. H. White Company
Suffolk Registry of Deeds
Alfred J
Arthur N. Pazolt
London
Eng
Suffolk Place
Whitney
Joseph T. Brown
Washington and
Bedford Streets
Funeral of Fr Shahan Closes Malden Stores
Malden on December 1 reports city will suspend business as Fr Shahan’s funeral is held tomorrow. Mayor Dean ordered City Hall closed until after services at 10 o’clock. City government and parish members, about 30 parishioners, join the procession to the cemetery. Catholic organizations also attend. Seats reserved for visiting clergy, government, and organizations.
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Malden
Shahan
Dean
Judicious Advertising Debuts as Monthly Magazine
Judicious Advertising, a new monthly magazine from Lord & Thomas of Chicago, presents typographic beauty and strong advertising guidance for modern advertisers. It features pieces on Wholesale Clothing advertising, writing business letters, advertising morals, versatile advertising methods, and bill posting, with a home office in Chicago and an eastern branch in New York.
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Lord & Thomas
Chicago
New York
A Million Barrels Sold by Schlitz Breweries
Joseph Schitz Brewing Company announces over a million barrels of Schlitz beer sold in the year ending December 1, 1902. The piece notes five European educated brothers own and manage the business with innovations like water filtration, air filtration, pasteurization, machine filtration, and extensive aging rooms to ensure purity and quality despite higher costs.
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Joseph Schitz Brewing Company
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Europe
Reec
McGovern Triumphs Over Jones In Washington Sporting Club Bout
Grif Jones of Philadelphia and Hughey McGovern of New York battled six fast rounds at the Washington Sporting Club with McGovern prevailing.
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Philadelphia
Grif Jones
This City
Hughey McGovern
New York
Washington Sporting Club
Steamer Charles Hebard Sinks Off Point Mainse
The steamer Charles Hebard wrecked at Point Mainse early today and disappeared with 14 crew presumed lost. The Alpha, towed by the Hebard, remains missing on Lake Superior while the Warmington and Francomb are anchored. The Ossifrage delivered the news after sighting the Hebard ashore before it broke up.
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Mich
Charles Hebard
Point Mainse
Alpha
Hebard
Lake Superior
Warmington
Francomb
Ossifrage
Rally for McNamee at Sacred Hearts Hall Cambridge
A Cambridge rally last evening supported Mayor candidate John H. H. McNamee at Sacred Hearts' T. A. Hall. Speakers included William F. Brooks Rev J Henry Dockrey James A Montgomery John T Shea and others. McNamee denounced the Gray trial and county ring influence. pledged to discharge derelict city servants and combat spoils politics, citing Edgar R Champlin and Wardwell as targets.
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John H. H. McNamee
Sacred Hearts
T. A. Hall
Cambridge
Mr. McNamee
William F. Brooks
J. Henry Dockrey
James A. Montgomery
John T Shea
William [. Phelan
James Culhane
Edward I. Sennett
John Buckley
Joseph O. Authier
J. Edward Barry
Michael AH. Flynn
Thomas H. Heaton
John L. Flynn
McNamee
Gray
Wakefield
House of Correction
County Ring
Wardwell
Mr. Gray
Mr. Wardwell
City of
Democratic Party
Democrats
Edgar R. Champlin
Champlin
Britannica 20th Century Edition Offered to Public by Association
The American Newspaper Association has secured the entire 31 volume Twentieth Century Edition of the Britannica for general distribution. It will be offered at a special low price with payment options and delivery on receipt of the first dollar. An inquiry coupon provides full details.
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United States
Ueme
Britannica
American Newspaper Association
Conference on Catholic Doctrine for Non Catholics
The Catholic Union of Boston hosts the third conference on Catholic Doctrine inviting non Catholics to attend tomorrow at 8 o clock in the union hall at Worcester square and Washington street. Rev Daniel C Cunnion D D of New York will speak on The Primacy of Peter. Admission is free and seating for non Catholics is reserved until 8 p m.
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Boston
Hall of the Union
Worcester Square
Washington Street
Daniel C. Cunnion
D. D
New York
Peter
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