Sugar Stock Collapse Follows Tunstall Failure Rumor
New York market opened strong with Sugar in high demand until word of Tunstall & Co.’s failure sparked heavy liquidations. Sugar tumbled from intraday highs as insiders’ schemes unraveled, while Hudson & Co. faced scrutiny. Copper and steel notes, dividends, and rail shares also feature in the day’s market chatter.
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Tunstall & Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Fedoral
Bostonian
Wall Street
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
C. I. Hudson & Co
Hudson & Co
Ishpeming
Mich
Upper Peninsula
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
Ceyatane
Planters Compress Company
Lowry Compress
W. J. Downing
Catalpa and
Crescent
American Steel and Wire Company
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Bingham Copper and Gold Mining Company
Calumet of Index Washington Copper Mine Prospects
A Washington State mine in Index promises to rival Calumet & Hecla with 120,000 tons of ore in sight and higher copper percentages. Calumet is shipping and expected to pay dividends in May. The venture has backing from the Chamber of Commerce and the Sound National Bank of Seattle.
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Index District
Washington
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet of Index Washington
Calumet
The
Chamber of Commerce
Ee Sound National Bank of
Seattle
Ash
Investment Scrip Promises Stock Offers From Boston Firm
Investors urged to apply immediately for issue stock and buy low price shares in development stage. Promises high potential with a Zine Stock. Details available from Joshua T. Nowell at 601 Stock Exchange Building Boston.
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Lasterm Fisead
Stock Exchange Building
Boston
Wheat Market Wrap and Financial Totals Report
Boston market update shows total sales of $24,054.41 in bonds, $21,000 in unlisted bonds, 13,062 shares of stocks, and 17,406 shares of unlisted stocks. Wheat prices opened at 4c over last night with abroad influences, plague reports, and snow in Europe affecting demand. Liverpool and London movements noted as market reactions. Northwest receipts reported at 207 cars versus 491 last year.
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Buenos Ayres
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Rosario
Italy
Lond
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange Bales Reported
Bales reported by Wilson W. Fay & Co. at No 7 State Street appear in a miscellaneous stock exchange listing. The notes reference United States Mining Crescent Mining Marflower Mining Butte & Singh Mining North American Gold Dredging and Hevonuwe Leaning among others in an unsettled snapshot of mining shares and related assignments.
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Hsbs
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Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
T&l
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COO & St Louis
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Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack & Western
Denvér & Rio Grande
Ing Valley Tae Ee
Nthe
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Eee
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Rio Grande West
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St Paul & Omaha
Southern Pacific
Oak
Southern Railway
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Union Pacific Se
Tim
Toy Wahashee
Ing & LE
Wisconsin Centralteneee
Am Steel
Ponacco
Anaconda Mining. Com
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Lorado Fuel & Iron
National Biscuit
Tee Sao
National Steel
Rene Py
Oko
Soi
Pacific Coast
United States
Republic Iron & Steel
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
United States Mining
Crescent Mining
Marflower Mining
Wyoming Gonsom
Butte & Singh
Hevonuwe
Twenty Seventh Anniversary of Roxbury AOH Division 3 Celebration
A large gathering in Roxbury celebrated the twenty seven year anniversary of Division 3 AOH with a reception and banquet at Orienta Hall Washington Street. Attendees included prominent officials and many current and former members of the order and related clubs.
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Roxbury
Division 3
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Orienta Hall
Washington Street
William Kelly
Philip Fitzpatrick
John Sullivan
D. E F. McGeener
John J. Sullivan
John Goulding
Hibernians
William J. Cronin
Daniel O'Donovan
John J. Daily
Dorchester
Cornélius
Eyes
Tivision
Boston
David RK. Deady
John Fleming
William J. McMahon
Brookline
Patrick J. Toner
Sheridan Club
John O'Sullivan
John Mitchell Club
H. J. McGowan
Montgomery Club
Peter Olan
John FE. Daniels
M. J. O'Connor
John B. Offliggins
Old Guard
Daniel J. Leary
James Ward
Frank Gallagher
Denis Higgins
Daniel Sullivan
Boston Citizen's Endorsement For Deans Kidney Pills
A Boston resident Mr. A. M. Pierce of East Boston recounts severe kidney and back pains with urinal trouble. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Woodbury Drug Co. East Boston for relief after use, noting the product's advertised cure. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole U S agent.
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Dramatic theater notes at Hollis and Wallack's New York
John Drew in The Tyranny of Tears tabs at Hollis on February 12 with Isabel Irving as lead. Olga Nethersole may present Sapho at Wallack's New York next Monday amid publicity fueled by Chief Devery and Anthony Comstock statements. Olive May loses suit against ex husband Henry Guy Carleton over rights in The Butterflies.
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Hollis
Isabel Irving
Olga Nethersole
Sapho
Wallack’s
New York
Devery
Anthony Comstock
Olive May
Henry Guy Carleton
Boston Theatre Audiences See The Great Ruby and Many Shows
Boston Theatergoers enjoy Jacob Litt’s The Great Ruby a daring ruby theft melodrama with Isa belle Urquhart Louise Ghorndyke Bouci cault Lena Lorraine and others. Other attractions include A Rich Man’s Son A Virginia Courtship The Girl From Maxim s and The Kells of Haslemere with weddings and notable society guests at Emmanuel Church and Boston venues.
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Louise Ghorndyke Boucicault
Lena Lorraine
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Hazel Pu
Josephine Halil
Mary Sander
Nell
Tremont Theatre
Grand Opera House
Cole and
Johnson
Coontown
Castle Square Theatre
the Kells of
Haslemere
Prince Arthur To Withdraw From Boston St John Service
The Dominion Atlantic railway line will temporarily withdraw the steamship Prince Arthur from the Boston to St John direct service beginning February 1 for a few weeks. Notice will be given when the service resumes.
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Prince Arthur
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Tague Fitzgerald Wedding Solemnized in Charlestown
Senator Peter Francis Tague wed Josephine Theresa Fitzgerald at St Marys Church Charlestown with Rev James A Allison officiating. A reception and wedding breakfast followed at the brides parents home. They plan a trip to New York Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore and will reside at 25 Prospect Street Charlestown.
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Mary A. Tague
Corey Street
Charlestown
Josephine Theresa Fitzgerald
James Fitzgerald
Austin Street
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James A. Allison
New York
Philad Rephia
Washington
Baltimore
Prospect Street
Frost Harris Wedding in Brockton California Trip Planned
Miss Mary Eva Harris daughter of Mrs Mary A Harris and Hon Charles Henry Frost of Springvale Me were married yesterday at the bride’s mother's home 74 Belmont Avenue Brockton Mass The private ceremony was performed by Rev W H Morrigan The couple plan a California trip for about three months returning in April and then will reside at Springvale where the groom has extensive business interests.
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California
Edna J. Queen and Claude B. Watkins Wed in Boston
Miss Edna J. Queen of South Boston and Mr Claude B. Watkins were married yesterday at the Watkins residence on Massachusetts Avenue. The ceremony was conducted at high noon by the Reverend Thomas Van Ness of the Second Church, Copley Square.
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South Boston
Claude B. Watkins
KE. Watkins
Massachusetts Avenue
Thomas van Ness
Second Church
Copley Square
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