Stronger steel stocks and GE declare extra dividend
Strong market day with steel shares leading gains. General Electric rose as it announced an extra 1 percent dividend alongside the regular 2 percent. several steel and iron issues rallied, and Boston trading reflected renewed buying by large investors amid expectations of sturdy prices into 1901.
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Standard Oil Bank
Wall Street
Tennessee
Iron
American Steel
Federal Stet! Common
Clase
Federal Steel Common
Stoc
Recen
Federal Steel
Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Lowell Railroad
New York
New Haven & Hartford
General Electric
Tock
Americ Steel
Swift & Co
George S. Baldwin
Boston Stock Exchange
F. S. Merilesees
F. 8. Ad Co
Georges. Baldwin & Co
Haldwin
William H. Baldwin
Long Island Railroad
A. W. Weld
F. 8S. Mead &Co
Randolph C. Grew
Edward 8S
Grew
Boston& Montana
E. Rollins
Morse & Bro
Alfred Odman
Richard Codman
Edward Codman
Fitchburg Railroad
Aldwin
Boston
Old Dominion
Naconda
Farret
Trimountain
Mass
Arcadian
Copper Range
British Columbia
Butte & Boston
Boston & Montana
Winrens
No. 2
At Pees
Captain Hall
Michigan
Winona
Phoenix
Keweenaw County
E. St.Clair
Messrs
B. L. Heath
H. B. McKinney
Albert D. Upham
Heath, McKinney & Co
State Street
Blacklis
Cripple Creek
Shawut
South Data
Trinity
Waldorf-Astoria
Amalgamated
Heinze
Jimne
Albertson
Europe
Social market chatter hints at events this week
Gossips forecast pay and Thursday as eventful days in the social market. Rumors say Tuesday may bring activity in Butte, while Thursday could see the Amalgamated dividend declaration. It is noted that Tom Lawson spent about $527 for a special ticket to New York last Thursday.
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Gepontts
Butte
Tom” Lawson
New York
Market Summary of Boston Stocks and Bonds Declines Likely
Boston reports show the highest and even sales and closing bids today with fx-dividend details. Total sales reach 70 840 dollars in listed bonds and 16 002 shares traded in stocks, with 8 801 unlisted shares and bonfis noted. figures indicate a cautious market.
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Boston
Complicated family ties loom over Orgain Yancey wedding
In Richmond Virginia on Tuesday night John Barbour Orgain will wed Sallie Bell Yancey. The match entwines two aristocratic Virginia families with a tangle of in laws including Orgain and Yancey relatives, Paul Orgain as brother-in-law, and a web of half sisters, aunts, and grandfathers across the union.
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Richmond
Virginia
John Barbour Orgain
Sallie
Bell Yancey
Orgain
Paul Orgain
Yancey
Penbere
United States
John 8. Barbour
John Barbour
Q Orgain
Paul
Mrs
John
Pie
Boutelle Retirement Proposed for Navy List
Senator Hale introduced a joint resolution to place Representative Charles A Boutelle on the navy list as a retired captain. Secretary Long told the House naval committee chair that while placing a non active officer on the retired list is unusual, the department has no objection to the proposed legislation given precedents and the case's exceptional features.
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Washington
Hale
House
Charles A. Boutelle
Long
Fossa
House Naval Committee
Boutellé
Shriners Pilgrimage to Institute New Temple
Mystic Shriners plan a major pilgrimage with a chartered steamer and a crowd near fifty hundred travelers. Saladin Temple will provide the escort, members and wives ride by special train to Grand Rapids. Nobles from California and the West join in San Francisco led by Louis B Winsor aged pilgrim official. Two weeks will be spent in the voyage.
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Chicago
Eee
Berty
Saladin Temple
Estern
Michigan Oasis
Grand Rapids
California
West
San Francisco
Louis B. Winsor
Imperial Re Piigrima
Myotic Shrine
Itch Ointment Claim Offers Quick Relief and Cure
An advertisement states Dean's Ointment provides instant relief and permanent cure for itch ing piles, available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
Hay Will Not Resign Over Canal Treaty Amendments
In Washington the Senate announced Secretary of State Hay would not resign if the foreign relations committee amendment to the Hay Pauncefote treaty passed. The day featured executive session on the treaty with Senators Teller Morgan Money Stewart and others debating its meaning and implications for Britain and the Nicaragua canal. The House approved a major supply bill for 24.5 million dollars with minimal debate, while confirmations and adjournment followed.
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Washington
Senate
Hay
Foreign Relations Committee
Morgan
Teller
United States
Senators Money
Stewart
Frye
Senator Money
House
Bingham
Appropriations Committee
Agricultural Department
Porto Rico
Norway
Chandler
Maine
Charles A. Towne
Davis
Minnesota
Shipping Subsidy Bill Faces Tight Senate Vote
Washington dispatch notes intense effort by Republican Senators to pass Hanna’s proposed shipping subsidy. The plan aims to increase US flagged ocean ships, boost shipbuilding, and use subsidized vessels as cruisers while imposing limited crew nationality rules. Critics say the bill mainly benefits slower passenger and immigrant transport ships and does little for American seamen or wage levels.
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Washington
Hanna
United States
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Blood-Based Cure
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets boast no cocaine or morphine, safe for children and adults. Tablets resist aging and air exposure, convenient to carry, and already replacing liquids in the U S Army. The remedy uses eucalyptus bark, red gum, and hydrastin to kill catarrhal germs in blood, claiming internal action cures catarrh, unlike local nostril treatments. Complete treatment available at drug stores across the United States and Canada for 50 cents.
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Stuart
Medical Department
United States Army
United States
Canada
Novel plan to raise the Maine proposed for Havana Harbor
Quincy businessman John T. Cavanagh outlines a bold method to lift the sunken Maine using two 20 foot wide piers, jackscrews, and heavy timber frames. He seeks a Cuba contract to perform the work and envisions rehabilitating the battleship or beaching her if transport proves impractical.
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Cavanagh
Quincy
Havana
John T. Cavanagh
Maine
Havana Harbor
Cuba
General Wood
Cubs
Uincy
Subsidy of the Paris line and mail service costs questioned
An 1899 subsidy analysis shows four ships of the International Navigation Company receiving about 1.178 million dollars, plus estimated total earnings near 1.6 million, with the American line receiving the largest subsidy despite carrying the least freight. It questions the impact of subsidized rates on mail delivery and urges scrutiny of how American ships would compete if mails were carried free and by faster foreign liners.
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United States
Mr. Frye
International Navigation Company
Paris
New York
Bagakwen
St. Tanis
St. Paul
Caen i
Wedding Waits as Fireman Races to Fire
In Lebanon on December 10 Charles J Stahley driver for Good Will fire company fled his wedding ceremony to drive his engine to a fire. His bride Miss Brewer now Mrs Stahley said the duty did not break bounds and she was proud he left the vows to save property.
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John Byrne
Montana
Treasury
Calumet
Hecla
Pasely
Lebanon
Charles. J. Stahley
Good Will Fire Company
Hunter Found Dead Near Foxcroft With Rifle Across Knees
Ara Sturtevant, a hunter, was found dead in the woods near Foxcroft Maine with a 30-30 bullet in the head. A 38-55 rifle lay with the body. Companions Begcott and Gouti, who joined him on a hunting trip, reported separating in three directions. Daggett and Gould, hearing two shots, discovered the body while approaching the area. The body was carried four miles by companions to Foxcroft as searches continued.
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Foxcroft
Ara Sturtevant
Thomas Begcott
Gilman Gouti
Daggett
Gould
Sturtevant
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