Market closes buoyant as copper and steel lead gains
New York stocks rallied with active trade and gains led by copper issues Amalgamated and Allied running mates. Amalgamated closed near 94 1/2 after strong New York and Boston buying, while Standard Oil brokers pushed other copper stocks higher. A Boston session showed broad advances across copper shares, with Parrot and Butte & Boston among movers as investors eyed dividends and sector strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gugar
Northern Pacific
Federal Steel
North American
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester Railroad
New York Stock Exchange
Arbuckles
Woolson Spice Company
Warry Content
Boston
Arbuckle
Harrison
Thomas W. Lawson
New York Central
Callaway
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Canada Southern
Erie
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Third National Bank
Alvord
Raithway Company
Ofton
Amalgamated
York
Standard Oil
Boston & Montana
Lawson
Butte & Boston
Parrot
Mountain of gold ore revealed by geological natural process
A striking geological phenomenon exposes immense heaps of gold bearing quartz in an open display. The find promises vast potential wealth as nature reveals millions of tons of mineral ore exposed to view. Local geologists study the formation and possible economic implications.
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Durango Bay
Golconda
Vulcan Iron Works
Seattle
Wash
Golden Tunnel
Jacob Furth
Puget Sound National Hank
J. D. McIntyre
M. E
Homestake
Durango Buoy Mining Co
Washington
Treasury
LE Roi
le Rot
Durango Bay Mining Co
Durango Boy Mining CO
Kirby St
Boston
Mass
Copper Range and Baltic lead copper stock rally to 50 in big market
The Marquette Mining Journal notes new mills planned next year at Osceola Isle Royale Mohawk Centennial Baltic Mass and Trimountain with Ad venture and Thompson starting production as Baltic completes. Market report cites Trimountain Baltic Copper Range and Navaho surging with strong ore assays and listed stocks expected to rise. U S Oil weak with no dividend.
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BON and- Lion
Neat
Am Bell Tel
Central Vt Let
CJ & Stk
Domin Coal Ecene
Ib Gen Electric
E Gas & Coke
Adventure
Ee Amalgamated
Ag Chemical
Am Car & Foun
Ami
Ami Steel & Wire
Ruger
Arnold Mining
Ares Mining
Lea
Bee Boston
Sahi
Boston & A Ng
Boston & L
Bostell
Bos & Mon
Maine
British Colu
Tte
Bos
Cal & Hecla
Myly Coal
Dom Iron & Ntoel
Algat Sa Edis¢n Electlu
Elm River Mining
Veteiat Steel Ee
He Franklin Eeining
Islé Royale
Tenn Coal & Iron
Torrington Cl. A
Torrington
Trimountain
Union Pacific Ee
United Fruit Este
United Shoe
U S
Utah
Victoria
Washington
West End
Westinghouse
Oo Ee
Winona
Marquette Mining Journal
Osceola
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Centennial
Baltic
Mass
Olverine
Quin
Thompson
Atlantic
Waltham-Castoria
Najdorf-Astoria
American Bankers’ Association
British Columbia
New York
Navaho
Cochiti
U. S
I Street
Messrs. Choate & Wagstaff
State Street
Missouri
Kansas
Texas Preferred
Indian Territory
Texas
John Miller Buried at Immaculate Conception Church
Long lines of carriages stood for hours before the residence of John Miller at 126 Pembroke street as friends paid last respects. His funeral mass at Immaculate Conception on Harrison avenue drew 100 Home for Destitute Catholic Children pupils, eight sisters, and four externe sisters, all honoring a director who supported the institutions. The ceremony featured a funeral dirge, a solemn liturgy, and floral tributes, then interment at Old Dorchester Cemetery in the Miller family lot.
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John Miller
Pembroke Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Mr. Miller
House of the Good Sphere
Miller
Paul Ober
Ambrose S. Dowling
John H. Keenan
Leo J. Logan
George E. Whiting
James F. O’brien, Jr
Patrick Doherty
P. F. Sullivan
John McDonald
P. J. Donovan
L. J. Logan
Daniel Clark
John Finn
Father Brownrigg
Father Quirk
Father Dolan
Mr. Murphy
Ivan Morawski
McMunn
Miss Westervelt
Ilox
George FE. Whiting
Old Dorchester Cemetery
Henry Doherty
Cornelius Doherty
John Woods
William Kerrigan
Thomas McCormick
Thomas F. Taff
James McCormigs
Funeral for ex Mayor James A Fox of Cambridge
The funeral for ex mayor James A Fox of Cambridge will be held this afternoon unless delayed. Mrs Wakefield a daughter who lives in Providence and who was at his death Saturday in Cambridge brought the body. Rev Edward M Gushee of Cambridge will conduct the service at Mt Auburn Cemetery chapel. The Massachusetts Loyal Legion Commandery has sent a committee and the Cambridge City Council will be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Fox
Cambridge
Wakefield
Providence
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Sugar
United States
Consolidated Stock Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Broadway
Congress
St., Boston
Cambridge Stock Exchange Lyceum
Harvard
Red Mountain
Great Index District
Noth Mine
Baltimore
Uust
Boston Stock Sales
Jepase
Caer
Iacement Teloucester
Mass.us
Nya
China
Russia Cement CO
Gloucester
Aere
Do Poe Ievices
Amteel & Wire
Tobacco Saver
Anaconda
Brooklyn Rap Tran Cel Fuel & Iron
Nat Biscuit
Nat Steel
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
Eeorreve
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace Car Rep Iron & Steel
Stan Hope & Twine Sugar
Ee Tenn Coal & Iron
U S Leather
U S Rubber
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & CO
Bay State Gas
Fortunas Republica
Reece Folding Machine
Navaho Mining
Vermont & Boston Copper
Seydvan Ees
Notaway Gold & Cop Vasweeeeeseess
Pek Ate Alt A
ST@CK EXCHANGE
Railroads
Atchison
Canada
Col. Southern
del & Hudgon
Denver & RG
Hocking
Alley
Central
Iowa Central
Louis & Nash
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St Ry
Minn St
Missouri Pacific
Mobile & Ohio
N.Y
Norfolk & Western
Esse Reese
Northern Pacific Ee
Ontario
Pennsylvania
St Pau
St Gall
Pacific
Cree
Pia
Eeeerereer Eee
Wheeling & Leeee
Wisconsin. Central
Express Oran
Wells Fargo
Wapner
Hopkins, Keep & Hopkins
Fox
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Company
Washington Street
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Dan Sik Gores Cick Thorp
Martin OQ
Mink
Great Sunday Post
NEW York Journal
Sunday Post
Andrew Carnegie
William T. Stead
Richard le Gallienne
Edgar Saltus
Sunday Post Funny Paper
Katzenjammer Kids
Gus Dirks
Bugs
Johnny
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