Copper Craze boosts Butte Arcadian amid plans for consolidation
A broker argues in December 1898 that Butte Montana and Arcadian copper stocks will rise sharply, driven by consolidation plans, strong expected earnings, and continued investor demand. He warns against a predicted market correction, stating the advance is based on solid industry returns and a forthcoming large company.
SPEAKER SENT TO PINGREE FOR anti imperialist Detroit meeting
The Anti Imperialist League replies to Governor Pingree by sending Rev. Samuel E Fuller of Boston to speak in Detroit tomorrow night with Pingree paying expenses. The league notes protests from diverse groups across Montana Michigan va ohio wisconsin minnesota alabama texas california and others. Secretary Winslow will urge House and Senate members to block ratification of the treaty as written citing the Senate's one third rule.
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Michigan
Detroit
Anti-Imperialist League
Samuel E. Fuller
Boston
League
Federation of Labor
Montana
Unitarian Club
Jackson
Mich
Clark County
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Alabama
Texas
California
Winslow
The
House
Senate
Nude Broadway promenade ends with man’s brief mania
A young man walked naked along Broadway in New York before being restrained by Adams Express staff and police. He shouted for salvation, was taken to Church Street Station, and later regained his reason after hospital care. he recalled nothing of the episode.
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Broadway
Adam
Trinity Place
Adams Express
Schneider and
Neumeyer
Church Street
Ole Trinity
Produce Exchange
Macinder
Hudson Street Hospital
Bellevue
St James Young Men Dance At Copley Hall Event
Three hundred guests and members of the St James Young Men Total Abstinence Society danced at Copley Hall with floor director Frank J Donahue and organizer W A H Crowley. Delegates from Quincy Brockton Stoneham Charlestown South Boston and Manhattan Society attended along with local leaders and families.
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St. James
Edward Steptoe
N. A. Scarlett
Ray Powers
BP. P. Sullivan
John F. Beating
J. T. Keyes
J. J. Maloney
JT. FE. McCarthy
William Tt. A. Fitzgerald
Hugh T. Cassidy
B. F. Dodd
M. A. Ryan
J. J. Regan
William J. Cassidy
Nellie Dollard
May Dollard
May Russell
Nellie Fleming
Mary Herrick
Molly McDonald
Mary Horan
Margaret Carey
Alice Keyes
Margaret Carroll
Lizzie Burke
Mabel Crowley
Julia Williams
Annie Arthur
Kate Denning
Mary Williams
Mary
Bella Winn
Lizzie Turnbull
Nora Healy
Agnes Keefe
Alice Cotter
James J. Baker
Piere F. Butler
Nellie Dwyer
Kitty Driscoll
Julia Driscoll
Pennsylvania Railroad Sells Reduced Tickets via Washington Route
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces that from Sunday December until further notice first and second class tickets from New York Philadelphia and intermediate points Long Branch and Atlantic City to points west of Pittsburg via Washington will be sold at the same rates as via the direct route. Tickets allow a stopover at Washington up to ten days and offer a view of the nation’s capital without extra railroad travel cost.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Philadelphia
Long Branch
Atlantic City
Pittsburg
Washington
State of Texas joins harbor fleet amid brisk arrivals
The old iron steamer State of Texas arrived from Baltimore to replace the lost Fairfax and unloads at Battery wharf. Sailors gathered at Seamen's Bethel while a yard of coasting schooners and Turret Court type steamers, including Turret Chief sister ships, entered harbor. Total coal receipts at the port reach over 3.2 million tons for anthracite and bituminous.
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New York
Fairfax
John Johnson
Texas
Battery Wharf
Baltimore
Norfolk
Roach’s
Chester
Penn
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N. B
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Republic
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Charlestown
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Berkshire
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Clintonia
L. Luckenbach
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Mex
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Boston
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Ieng
Eeeeeep
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Johnston & Co
Turret Court
Marecussen
Elia
Mobile
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Hix
Galveston
Cotto
Gate City
Mary Jerrow
Morrisey
Wiscasset
Pearl
Frost
Southwest Harbor
Herbert M. Rogers
Geyer
Ipswich
Herbert
Ferkins
Rockport
Mass
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Cameron
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Thurston
Catalina
McIntyre
Plymouth
Kendrick
Portland
Catawissa
Ritson
Philadelphia
Brooks
Steamer Movements and Baltic and Mediterranean Arrivals
A dynamic sea transport update notes forces shifting at Tilbury docks with repairs on a grounded vessel, Captain Henshaw bringing the Ethelwold from Jamaica, and cotton lighters aiding Cunarder Altonia at Hast Bosston. Alamo arrives in six days from Galveston, while Helena and Buffalo head toward Manila. New revenue cutters Manning and Onondaga anchor as Dallas sails. Merrimac reaches Portland from Bristol and Empire lands in New York from Antwerp with Cephalonia at Liverpool. Landsman appears in the background.
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Cunarder
Altonia
Hast Bosston
Aus
Ate
Joe Colby
Sylph
Mallory
Hix
Mystic Wharf
Galveston
Helena
Charlestown Navy Yard
Dewey
Manila
Port Said
Buffalo
Malta
Mediterranean
Onondaga
Dallas
Merrimac
Portland
Bristol
Eng
Purcell
Etolia
New York
Antwerp
Johnston
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Defeat for Quay More Likely in Pennsylvania Caucus
Philadelphia reports mounting desertions against Senator Quay as the Republican caucus nears. Magee supporters push "No trial no caucus" with odds of 3 to 1 against Quay. City Republicans, including Chris Magee and David Martin allies, rally to oppose Quay amid untried conspiracy charges.
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Quay
Magee
Stratford
Chris Magee
Commonwealth
David Martin
Harrisburg
Quayites
Supreme Court
Dave” Martin
Funeral of William Muldoon in Cambridge
Flag draped the coffin at the Cambridge funeral for William Muldoon a former Sixteenth Massachusetts Volunteer who lost an arm at Petersburg The service at the Church of the Sacred Heart included a requiem Mass and readings Miss Mary Quinn sang Cross and Crown Post 30 G A R pallbearers led by Police Sergeant Muller interment followed at Cambridge Cemetery
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William Muldoon
Cambridge
Muldoon
Massachusetts Volunteers
Fortress Monroe
Petersburg
Church of the Sacred Heart
J. W. Kelly
Schmidt
Mary Quinn
Muller
W. H. Murray
William Patterson
Mark Sullivan
James Minnighan
John Doyle
Cambridge Cemetery
Progress Club Hosts Joyful Party for 150 Children
The Progress Club at 75 West Concord Street held its first children's party in the main hall. About 150 children attended a juvenile concert and entertainment, followed by refreshments and a dance for members, friends, and the youngsters' families.
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West
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Deaths at Manila
General Otis cables from Manila report several deaths since the last dispatch. Drownings, gunshot wounds, typhoid fever, ulcers, smallpox and exhaustion are listed among soldiers from Nebraska Minnesota Colorado Idaho and various companies, with dates ranging from November to December.
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Washington
Otis
Manila
Frank N. Knouse
Nebraska
Pasig River
Martin M. Carleton
Minnesota
Fred Taylor
Frank J. Hayden
DBD
Fourteenth Infantry
Joe D
Wilson
Twenty-third Infantry
David I. Saunders
Colorado
Ole G. Hagberg
Idaho
Miss Sutro Married Historic Californian Heiress
Miss Clara Sutro daughter of the late Adolph Sutro and William J. English of Chicago were quietly married yesterday afternoon at the residence of the Right Rev Bishop Montgomery who officiated. The bride’s brother was the sole witness. English is a prominent attorney and former Chicago School Board member and ex-president of the Chicago Fair Association.
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San Francisco
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Chicago
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English
English & Heffernan
Iie
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Chicago Fair Association
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