New York Stocks Rise Amid Inflaense of Deals and Copper News
The market in New York shows broad strength with big deals and easy money boosting activity. Traders focus on Atchison, Pennsylvania, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Federal Steel as key movers. Copper shares rise on strong demand with Baltic mine output up in January and forecasts of copper scarcity. The era around Heinze and anti Amalgamated policy dominates headlines alongside large dividend news from Standard Oil of New Jersey and others.
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New York
Atchison, Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Federal Steel
Amalgamated
George J. Gould
American Woollen Company
F. Ayer
BH. C. Swift
FE. P. Chapin
Massachusetts
National
Providence Mills
National and Providence Mills
Boston
Cailors Reise Cess
Esewers New York Funds
Butte
James Lewis & Son
London
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Erie Telephone Company
Philip Dexter
George B. Perham
Walter Abbott
Ernest L. Carr
Charles A. Grant
W. A. Clark
United States Senate
Supreme Court of Montana
Vinacae Ois
Canada
Ches & Ohio
Iec
Dias
C.r
del & Hudson
Ieee
Ge& Wwed
Denver & Ra
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Manhattan L
St Tom
Minn & St Louls S
Missouri
Paciffia
Mobile & Ohio
Jersey Central
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania Rr
Reading
Louis & San Fran
St Louis
St Paul
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Wheeling & Lee
Wisconsin Central
United State
Pols
UTA
Po Am Steel Hoop
renner S_OK
Am Steel & Wire
Boston Stock Sales Totals and Prices
Boston stock market report shows highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices for today with ex dividend status. Total sales include listed stocks 43,389 shares bonds 28,257.50 unlisted stocks 11,689 shares bonds 25,000.
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Boston
Am Bell Tel
T& S F
B&q
BE Gas & Coke
Allouez Mining
Am Ag
Aedashiene
Steel & Wire
Tel & Tel
T&sf
Atlantic Mining
Bingham Mining
Boston Elee Light
Boston Elevated
Boston & Alban
Boston & Lowell
Pston & Maine
Bos & Mon Min
I Ston & Prov
Bos Quicks R
Bos Water Power
RY Butte & Bos
al & Hecla
Cen-Eureka
Owl
Sete Se
Coch Ti
Daly-West
Dom Coal Mining
Dom Iron & Steel
East Boston Land
Elm River
Erie
Federal Steel
Vitchburg
Franklin Mining
General Electric
Isle Royale
BRY
Fis&m
Mass Electric
Mergenthaler ‘Lin
Michigan
Nh&h
Osceola Mining
Aaip
Parrot Mining
One
Pere Marquette
WO Dee
Csscce
Do Scrip Se
Pullman Co Eee
Quincy Mining
Rhode Island
Santa I'e Mining
So Pacific
Southern Ry
Tamarack
Torrington
Union Pacific
United Fruit
United Shoe M
U S
Utah Mining
Victoria Mining
West End St Ry
Winona Mining
Wisconsin Central
Wolverine Min
New England Telegraph and Telephone dividend notice
The New England Telegraph and Telegraph Company declares a dividend of 1.50 per share to stockholders of record January 31, 1901. Transfer books closed February 1 to February 14, 1901. Treasurer William R. Driver signs January 23, 1901.
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NEW England Telephone and Telegrapht Company
William R. Driver
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Digestive Relief
The remedy for dyspepsia is in pleasant tasting tablets containing vegetable and fruit essences, pure aseptic pepsin, golden seal and diastase. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest food fully, rest the stomach, and cure dyspepsia and related symptoms. one or two after meals demonstrates merit.
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Stuart
Missing Bog Not Stolen In Hanover Street Case
Hanover street clothier Thomas W. Farnsworth argues a fox terrier valued at 25 dollars was stolen after he bought it for 15 dollars plus a suit. Police say recovery requires a writ of replevin, while Farnsworth believes officers should reclaim the animal as stolen.
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Thomas W. Farnsworth
Hanover Street
Mr. Farnsworth
Farnsworth
Nine youths arraigned for milk and fruit theft in Dorchester
Nine boys under 18 appeared in Dorchester District Court charged with stealing milk and fruit from local residents over several months. Several were fined five dollars to be paid by parents. Separately, other details described a fire and a fatal injury scene at a Park Street area stall. Edwin H. Knight was arrested December 24.
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theDorchester
James Gilligan
George Reed
Frank Scanlon
George Needham
George Lank
James Cunningham
Dorchester
Edward
James Allen
Mathew McDonald
Park Street
Boston
Mather School
Meeting House Hill
Samuel Locke
Mr. Locke
Fannie Sprague
Edwin H. Knight
Court actions in municipal criminal session
In the Municipal Criminal Court Judge Dewey presided yesterday. Joseph Stratta faces a $3000 bond after being charged with knife assault on Joseph Maseius with a knife. February 26 appearance set. Mahoney and Shea, charged with robbing Thomas Taylor, were not held. Charles W. Robinson John Allen and Haslin held for grand jury for breaking a show window and stealing whiskey. Mike Murphy fined ten dollars for stealing a necktie. George W. Hamilton fined eighteen dollars for breaking a window with a barber pole.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Dewey
Joseph Stratta
Joseph Maseius
Thomas Mahoney
Thomas Shea
Thomas Taylor
Charles W. Robinson
John Allen
Haslin
Thomas Cannon
Mike Murphy
George W. Hamilton
Sailor Dies After Altonia Engine Room Injury in Boston Harbor
David Jones, an oiler in the Cunard steamship Altonia engine department, died at City Hospital Sunday night after injuries sustained coming up the ship in Boston Harbor Sunday morning. The funeral cortege included Captain Thomas Potter, Chief Officer Horn, the third officer, Chief Engineer Duncan, the third engineer and six crew members. Services were led by Rev. W. T. Crocker of St. Mary's Church East Boston.
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David Jones
Cunard
Altonia
Boston Harbor
City Hospital
Thomas Potter
Horn
Duncan
W. T. Crocker
St. Mary's Church
East
Boston
Fish Skinning Contest Signed For $150 Side
Articles of agreement signed by George Critchett and Freeman H. Brown for a fish skinning and cutting contest at Gloucester. Prize set at 150 dollars per side. Ten forty-pound boxes of fish to be hammed. Event likely at City Hall with date to be announced.
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Gloucester
George Critchett
Freeman H. Brown
City Hall
Knight on Trial in Murder of Fannie Sprague at South Berwick
Edwin H. Knight faces murder charges in the killing of Fannie Sprague on May 1, 1900, with trial underway in the Maine Supreme Court. Prosecution argues the crime tied to an expected child, while Knight denies guilt. brief testimony shows neighbors and family present.
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Saco
Fannie Sprague
Edwin H. Knight
Supreme Court
George M. Seiders
William S. Mathews
George C. Yeaton
F. M. Higgins
C. Dean Varney
Knight
South Berwick
Christian Church
Grindal Knight
F. J. Knight
South Berwick Junction
Samuel Locke
George Warren
Mrs. Sprague
Boston Liquor Legislation Sparks Committee Debate
General Martin refuses to appear before the committee investigating the license question as lawmakers pore over multiple bills shaping Boston liquor policy. Proposals include hotel guest service hours, license fee distributions, abutter protests, and police board reform tied to liquor trade oversight.
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Martin
Thomas J. Gargan
The
Police Commission
Police Board
Board of Police
Boston Police Licensing Crisis Sparks Calls for Reform
Boston lawmakers hear from General Martin and former commissioners on the license system. Critics argue a three headed board and current practices threaten impartial justice and fuel business disruption at Dewey Square.
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Mr. Martin
Boston & Albany
Providence
Dewey Square
Henry Walker
Boston
United States
Thomas J. Gargant
Board of Police
Lot of Humanity
Albert T. Whiting
Crane
Gilchrist Exhibition Uses Pygmalion Theme to Entertain Shoppers
Gilchrist & Co of Boston at 417 425 Washington Street stages a novel display for customers titled Pygmalion and Galatea. The show runs daily with electricity lighting and music, drawing crowds of over 1500 despite a storm, as a marble statue appears and transforms into a living girl before reverting to marble then skeleton.
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Boston
Gilchrist & Co
Washington Street
Debate Over Small Hotels Lodging in Boston House
The Boston House debated Kinney's order demanding a state wide tally of lodgers in hotels with under thirty rooms. The measure passed 189 to 46 amid party lines with amendments to cover all hotels and the state defeated. Speakers argued for seriousness versus attack on police, noting cot and folding beds in some inns and questioning scope.
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Kinney
Ward 10
Board of Police
Boston
General Court
Watson
Ward 18
House
Gartland
Ward 9
Russell
Mr. Watson
Reed
Taunton
Mr. Kinney
Lydon
Ward 12
Callender
Ward 24
Attorney General Knowlton to test hearing on Boston inquiry
The Attorney-General Knowlton addressed the joint judiciary committee about the annual report and declined comment on his stance. A Boston investigation order will be heard by the committee on rules Thursday at 1 noon, as McPherson and others prepare for the hearing.
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Knowlton
Judiciary
McPherson
Boston
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Legislature of
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State Senate of
F. Augustus Heinze
8. O
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Ryder
Utah Consolidated Mining Company
Europe
Bingham
Pinkham
Boston Stock Sales
Am Tin Flate
Am Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Continental Tobacco
Nat Steel
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Sistm Ooo
Rep Iron & Steel
Do Pol Vale
Ocaraleisi Ara
Teun Coal & Iron
State St
H.W. Pattee& CO. Bankers and Stock Brokers
Phillips & Marvin
Milk St
NEW York Stock Exchange Railroads
Strange Than Fiction
Bungh
Bad Boys
Ture
Salem
Chemic-Electro Institute
First Mall
Myobe
H. B. McConnell
Lex
Legislative Committee
Senate
Davis
Donahue
Fall River
Nquor
Fred McGrath
Boston Police Board
A. P. Martin
Post
Lcenses
Lomasney
Ward 8
Ward 8 On Order, Saying That There Was of Eulogizing Mr. Kinney
Tareth
Buswell
Methuen
Messrs
Keith
N, Bleiler of Boston, Cook of T. Tr Donovan
Cambridge
Googins Inbridge
Adams
Melrose
Everett
Messrs. 1
Clinton
Nightingale
Kner
Francis
New Bedford
Reeviston
Lawrence
Peck
Arthur K. Peck
Frederic O. MacCartney
Committee On Education
Elizabeth Treen
George Holden Trinkham
Tou An
the Gilchrist
Sao
Queen Mig. CO
Sudbury
Lostop
Hallid Drug CO
Cleveland
Walker-Rintels
Boylston and
Church Sts
C. F. FA
F. H. Putnam
Washington St
B. FO PE Bury
Klein's
Ev Tremont
Boylston
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