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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1901

Page

8

Tight money dulls market as Amalgamated leads with mixed moves

The market in New York and Boston stays dull as tight money curbs activity. Amalgamated Copper fluctuates around 69 1 8 to 72 6 8, closing near 70 6 8, while other issues ease and traders await clearer signals on copper production and dividends.

Dec. Il Amalgamated New York Boston Delaware & Lackawanna General Electric St. Paul Rock Island Manhattan Isle Royale Trinity Old Dominion Parrot Utah Atlantic Quincy Amalgamated Copper Company Montana Lawson Evening Post Gunners Boston News Bureau Amalgamated ‘Gunners Boston News Time Money N. Y Old Colony Copper Company H. S. Fay Hogers L. Barstow John C. Watson William Howell Reed W. B. Mosman R. Dow James Chynoweth

Wall Street Gladiators Clash Over Amalgamated Stock War

A veteran trader denounces modern Wall Street tactics behind Amalgamated copper stock turmoil. He argues press agents manipulate public opinion while asserting his own long history of risk and integrity. He accuses financial elites of hypocrisy and calls for accountability amid market slaughter.

Wall Street Grand Central Depot Trinity Church Amalgamated

Amalgamated Stockholders Urged to Consider Owner’s View

A company insider addresses Amalgamated stockholders outlining deep knowledge of properties and assets, company plans, and dividend history. He asserts his long-time status as a major owner and rejects hostile accusations from critics who he says are paid to speak ill.

Amalgamated Amalgamated Company

Slaughter Plot Said To Drive Amalgamated Stock Drop

The text alleges a planned campaign by New York speculators to slaughter Amalgamated investors across America and Europe to secure certain heavy holdings including the Daly estate. It claims the scheme used Casey letters and copper rumors to panic markets and force short selling, with profits hidden by Wall Street houses.

Amalgamated America Europe Daly New York Casey London Stock Exchange Wall Street

Amalgamated Company Wealth and Planning Disputed

The Amalgamated campaign is defended as carefully planned and conservatively capitalized. Prominent figures including Rogers and Rockefeller and Morgan and Flower supposedly investigated and endorsed its assets and earning power, while critics are deemed to spread false tales of high pricing and instability.

Amalgamated Company Wall Street Messrs Rogers and Rockefeller Standard Oil Company Messrs. Stillman and Olcott New York Messrs Morgan and Flower America Amalgamated Ecard

Amalgamated stock and copper claims questioned in Wall Street report

The article argues Amalgamated’s capitalizations at 75 and 80 million were justified by coal lumber railroad and other incomes excluding copper, asserts Calumet & Hecla’s copper—valued at 64 million—outweighs Amalgamated and dismisses rumors of receiverships or heavy reorganizations as unfounded. It notes zinc on butteBoston exchanges and rival talk of blind pools as silly.

Wall Street Amalgamated Butte & Boston Boston & Montana Calumet & Hecla Amalgamated Company

The Amalgamated Copper Company Wealth Claim

The Amalgamated Copper Company is described as highly solvent with vast cash assets and extensive holdings in copper mines railroads banking and real estate. The piece argues the firm could weather prices high or low and still provide strong returns, challenging the notion of a dividend cut to four percent.

Amalgamated Copper Company America Amalgamated Company

Change of Management Warns Stockholders at Amalgamated

Boston December 11 1901 headline notes no harm from management change for Amalgamated stock as rumors push prices. It urges stockholders to hold par value, cites insurers owning shares, and warns directors may profit from sales to insurers while awaiting the next annual election.

Amalgamated Boston

Aldermen Acton Hurley Charged by Mayor Hurley

Salem reports the Aldermen dismissed most charges against Police Marshal Hart and Officers, with only Hurley and Carr found to have an altercation. Carr may be reprimanded and Hurley fined a week’s pay. Golathwatt tax bill charge not sustained. Ricker named to sewerage commission replacing Neving.

Salem Board of Aldermen Hurley Hart Carr Tfurley Abercrombe Jarrett Butler Wes Suslaid Smith

Massachusetts division elects delegates and club committee

At the annual meeting of the Massachusetts division board, Chief Consul George A. Perkin and officers were elected delegates to the convention in Torrington Connecticut on February 12. George Nash, Charles W. Merce of Brighton, and I. Be ward of Revere were elected a clubice committee.

Fiie Massachusetts Yesteraz George A. Perkin L. Howland Aaron Welfson J.C. Kerrison A. W Robinson Seward Torrington Conn Tiworge Nash Charles W. Merce Brighton I. Beward Revere Tuittee

Eagles to Invite Mayor to Second Annual Boston Ball

The Boston Aerie 45 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles held a largely attended meeting at the American House. James A. Watson was named dance committee chairman and the ball planned for Mead Hall on Wednesday evening February 5. Mayoral invitations were approved for Mayor-elect Collins and Cambridge Mayor-elect McNamee.

Boston Aerie Order of Eagles American House James A. Watson Watson William T. Gartland Joseph P. Glancy Mead Hall The Eagles Collins McNamee Cambridge Cambridge Aerie F. O. BE Boston John A. Sullivan James H. Doyle John A. Kelcher Patrick Bowen James A. Gallivan John J. Gartland, Jr Richard F. Foley Hall John E. Sheehan Daniel F. Curran James. H. Doyle Robert Crb Frank 8. Hickey John J Connell James White

Billiard Cup Awarded and Challenges Issued

Ned Splaine of Hub Billiard Rooms secured a silver cup symbolizing New England amateur billiard supremacy. Charles E. Smith of Boston won the championship and plans to defend the cup against any New England amateur challenger. The cup is being made in New York and should arrive in about two weeks with a probable 14 inch balk line game as the contest format.

Ned Splaine Hub Billiiard Rooms New England Charles 8. Smith Boston Smith Eagie New York

Jenks Trial Opens for Assault with Dangerous Weapon

Ferdinand L. Jenks of Millis faced a Superior Court jury on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to kill against Charles Maier of Norwood. The trial opened before Judge Sherman in Dedham with Jenks pleading not guilty and three lawyers for the defense. The defense presented its side at the afternoon adjournment.

Dedham Ferdinand L. Jenks Millis Charles Maier Norwood Walpole Sherman Jenks

Wesleyan Association Annual Meeting Held at Parker House

The Wesleyan Association owners of Zion's Herald met at Parker House with Vice-President Matthew Robson presiding. Delegates from New England and other conferences attended as they discussed paper needs after a banquet. The annual dividend was declared.

The Wesleyan Association Zion's Herald Parker House Matthew Robson New England New Hampshire Mains East Maine

Catholic Women in New Fiction Delves Two Catholic Novels

Katherine Conway's Lalor's Maples and Mary Catherine Crowley's A Daughter of New France debut as contrasted Catholic stories. The Bostonian Conway portrays a modern domestic plot where interfaith marriage tests faith and family dynamics. Crowley's Detroit era romance centers on love crossing religion amid military life and colonial conflict with vivid court and spy intrigue.

Katherine FR. Conway Mary Catherine Crowley Miss Conway Sacred Heart Manhattanville Miss Crowley Crowleys Camerons Boston Rochester N. Y Baychester John Boyle Oreilly Pilot Buffalo Lance Detroit River Normand Miladi America New France Lalor Mildred Lalor Raymond Fitzgerald Mildred Raymond Maples Lalors Palmer Ellis Mr. Ellis Europe

Murder in New Bedford Stabbing Ends in Death

John Mowbray known as Jimmy the Lar rag picker was fatally stabbed at his Turner's court home in the North End. An Italian laborer, suspected of the murder, has disappeared. Witnesses say frequent gatherings and liquor fueled a confrontation as Mowbray was stabbed twice in the chest.

New Bedford John Mowbray Jimmy the Lar North End Mowbray Turner's Court Frank Lesser Thomas J. Lovejoy Nancy Mowbray's Ceft Elde

Best Selling Six Books The Post's Report From Boston Stores

The Post lists top six books for the week ending December 11 with an imagined average based on first to sixth place points. Titles include The Right of Way The Ruling Passion Stir Richard Calmady The Portion of Labor and The Benefactress among others from publishers such as Wolfe Fiske Co Houghton and Dutton.

the Post Boston Stir Richard Calmady PD fu_and I Lagzarre The Cavalier Marietta Truth Stexter R. H. White Kimi TY RI Glengarri Ie Wolfe, Fiske « CO Blennerhassett Richard Calmady Latiriat Sir Richard Calmady Houghton & Dutton Dri and Jtavarre Larrabee

Holiday edition of Quincy Adams Sawyer and notes on readings

The piece discusses a finely illustrated holiday edition of Quincy Adams Sawyer with aviated binding and gilt top, contrasts with earlier textless editions, and surveys topics from marriage as a sacrament to a play adaptation of She Stands Alone. It cites Julian Whiting on marriage, James Creelman’s war reporting, and library access questions regarding children’s room books.

Quincy Adams Sawyer Warriage Julian Whiting James Creelman Battle of San Juan Will Post Eugene F The Bates Hall Pontius Pilate

Quarrel Apparently Ends with Sharp Knife Incident

A conflict behind the heart area leads to a sharp knife involved in a disturbance. Witnesses cannot provide a clear statement of the quarrel. Police are investigating the unclear melee and identifying those present.

Fire devastates Dennison Paper building and nearby drugstore

A fire at 1:45 A M destroyed the Dennison Paper Manufacturing Company store at 1 Broadway and quickly spread through the six story building, threatening Jlegeman's drug store at 1 Broadway. Firefighters fought the blaze as flames engulfed the block in New York on December 1.

New York Dennison Paper Manufacturing Company Broadway Jlegeman

Dance winners named in crowded local event

Report from a march night at The Grind lists prizes and participants led by Charles Crowley Jr and Frank Maguire. Winners include Miss Mamie, Miss Gladys, and Miss Annie Barrin with prize ties noted for a dance contest and a bridge game.

Jake ‘Freedman Charles Crowley, Jr Raymond Louis Free Annie Barrin Frank Maguire Canal

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