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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1902

Page

7

Upward Swing in Force Again in Copper Market

A brisk market day reports bulls regaining control after a two day pause. Morgan interests reportedly bullish while Standard Oil bears, with a New York broker close to Standard Oil, shift stance. Copper output controls eyed, Amalgamated shares swing, and Manhattan potential inclusion hints emerge as Mina, Dominion and Western rails show gains. Officials deny trust mergers with State Street or other firms.

Lawson Morgan Standard Oil Mr. Lawson New York Amalgamated London Manhattan Brooklyn St. Paul Southern Pacific Wabash Rocky Island Northwest Atchison Dominion Securities, Iron and Steel Boston Cleering House State Street Trust Company Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company Thomas A. Ennis Ennis & Stoppani Chicago Board of Trade Boston Suburban Electric Companies Waltham Gas Light Company Waltham United Metals Selling Company Times Heath

Market Report Highlights Ex-Dividend and Totals

Boston February 5 Highest and lowest sales and closing bid and asked prices reported. Ex-dividend 7 cents per share Brret instalment paid and assessment paid. Total sales show listed stocks 22,948 shares bonds 94,100 unlisted stocks 24,526 shares bonds 65,125.

Boston Bey, Ag Am Beil Tel Am Tel & Tel T&s BO Gas B & QD Doons Erie K M & B Inc R Oons Rk & F Gas & Coke West End T &T Allouez Mintng Amalgamated Am Am Ag Chem Pneu Ser Arenla Mining Atlantic Mining Thaliie Min Tr Bingham Con M Boston & Maine Boston & Prov Cal & Heelan Centennial Mi Cochitl Mercerams Dom Coal Mining Daly-West Min Dom Iron & Steel Edison el Ill Boston Land Erle Tel & Tel Fitchburg Franklin Mining Guanajuato Isle Royale Mass Mining Mexican Tel Oc Missouri Pacific Michigan Wwe BOM Mont & Bos Mining Ace Thy Osceola Mining Sn Raby Sait Bddy Parrot Mining Pers Mara Pullman Reece Buttenhole Rhode Island Santa Fe Mining Pacific Tecumseh Trimountain Trinity Mining SSS Rutland Union Pacific Eee United Fruit United Shoe U S U & of Mining U & Steel Tah Mining Victoria Minin West End St Y Eeeese Nau Tertaie Western Tel & T Walverie Hocking Valley Wlinois Central Iowa Central Luke Erie & Wern Louisville & Nashvitte Manhattan L Metropolitan St Ry Minneapolis & St Louis Missouri Ee New York Central Norfolk & & Western Ontario & Western Pennsylvania St Louis & San Fran St Louis St Paul Southern Pacific Wheeling Lake Erie Wisconsin Central United States Car & F Anaconda Mining Co Colorado Fuel & Iron Brooklyn Rapid Transit General Electric Hocking Coal International Paper National Biscuit Pacific Coast Pacific Mail Eaeweens Republic Steel Tennessee Coal’ & Iron Union Bag & Paper Ceeal Western Union A

Ex-Town Treasurer Jennings Faces Forged Check Charge

Albert Jennings former town treasurer of Wellesley faces a Suffolk county case for uttering a forged check. The Suffolk grand jury convened with witnesses present to hear the evidence while no physician could certify his sanity, leaving the verdict and possible commitment to an asylum pending.

Albert Jennings Wellesley Suffolk County Suffolk Jennings

The Magic Shrine ads promise luck and treasure finds

A dense testimonial block from an old Boston area pamphlet promotes a MAGIC SHRINE sold for $1. It claims to locate hidden treasures and bring prosperity through departed spirits and occult powers. Various unnamed customers share glowing, persuasive anecdotes of sudden luck, jobs, and wealth from using the shrine.

Lebanon Lilely Demetrius Diana C. McManus Howard St Boston Capt. Adams Oakes St Everett Mass Fred Hayward Hale St Newton Masa Otis Mrs. Gray Berkeley St Anderson Madison St Rox Frank Allen Poplar St M. D. Harrill Temple St United States Canada

Copper power bloc forms as four-group output control

A New York meeting signals a four-man committee will steer copper production and pricing, with J P Morgan and Livermore of Calumet & Hecla leading a broad alliance including Amalgamated, Rothschilds, and Rio Tinto interests. The move would give unprecedented influence over about five of six parts of U S output and three-fourths of world copper, reshaping markets and rail stocks.

New York J. P. Morgan T. W. Lawson Messrs. Livermore Calumet & Hecla Rogers Amalgamated J. P. Morgan & Co Rothschilds Standard Oil Morgan Rothschild Rio Tinto Livermore Senator Clark Arizona John Stanton Michigan Lake Bigelow Heinze Phelps, Dodge & Co Australasia Japan London

Copper war rumor unsettled in New York

Not confirmed in New York on February 5. The Boston report that the copper war has practically ended cannot be verified here nor denied. Street rumors persisted, and the Rio Tinto representative arrived only to deny the claim.

New York Boston Rio Tinto

Five masted schooner Faul Palmer to be built at Waldoboro

Maritime notes from Waldoboro to Liverpool cover a new five masted schooner to be named Faul Palmer, its size beside Prescott Palmer and the upcoming Preussen, plus other shipyard and sailing details. The report notes cattle shipments by John ston line steamers to Baltimore and Liverpool, casualties and pilots, and crew changes aboard Boston steamers.

Waldoboro Palmer Faul Palmer Prescott Palmer Germany Hamburg Preussen Captain Crowley Fore River Jon Quixote Darien Methil Medford Mass Johnston London Baltimore Liverpool Oakmore Indora Aleramore Vedamore Rowanmore Veazie Boston Porto Rico Lewis Wharf Buckman Savannah Line Jenkins Metropolitan Steamship Company Red Star Towing and Wrecking Company Lehigh Valley Railroad System Perth Amboy Bee Philadelphia Assyria Vineyard Haven Eleanor A. Percy Newport News Cunard and Warren Line Itontaw Kansas Atlantic Altonia Queenstown Warren Captain Worth Wilson Toronto New York Hull Sandy Hook Mystic Belle Richmond Cuba Newport Matanzas Regulus North Sydney C. B Admiral Farragut Long Wharf Jamaica Dewey Port Antonia Aladdin Louisburg Everett Coke and Gas Works Louise B. Crary New

Rev James H Conlan song Mother to be produced in vaudeville

The Rev James H Conlan of the Boston diocese has published a new song titled Mother to be sung in vaudeville. It has drawn strong praise, is featured in department stores and music rooms, and was highly applauded at the New England Conservatory of Music. The first verse describes dreaming of home and a dear heart that remains true.

James H. Conlan Vaudeville Mueller Boston White-Smith Musical Publication Company New England Conservatory of Music

Mrs Georgia Frye Cheney Delivers Twenty Third Organ Recital

Mrs Georgia Frye Cheney the Boston area organist gave her 23d recital at the First Unitarian Church Medford assisted by baritone W F Wodeall. The program of 10 numbers drew organists and singers from Boston choirs and featured a fantasia on church chimes by C A E Harris. Cheney, a Conservatory graduate, conducts church and concert work and teaches many pupils. Madelein Stuart.

Georgia Frye-Cheney Boston First Unitarian Church Medford W. F. Wodeall Cheney C. A. E. Harris New England Conservatory of Music Madelaine Stuart

Prominent Democrats Gather in New York Club Reception

Prominent Democrats from many States will attend a February 22 reception at the Manhattan Club to discuss plans for reuniting the party. Speakers include Boston Mayor General Patrick A. Collins on The Democracy of New England, ex-Senator David B. Hill on The Democracy of the Middle States, General Charles E. Hooker of Mississippi for the South, and Edward M. Shepherd on Washington.

New York Manhattan Club Patrick A. Collins Boston New England David B. Hill Middle States Charles E. Hooker Mississippi South Edward M. Shépard Washington

Robbers to Be Staged by Boston German Circle

The Boston Turn Verein plans a gala performance of Schiller's The Robbers on March 1 under German American auspices. Harvard and local German circles back the event, with 40 actors led by Mr and Mrs Gustav Schmidt as Franz and Amelia.

Schiller The Boston Turn Verein Recknagel Gustav Schmidt Germanic Museum Harvard University Boston Harvard Carl Eberhard Belling Eduard Sterr Ernst Donath Franz Amelia Chemnitz Germany O Ut

Port News Ends Up in Nantasket Roads Amid Weather

Port News, bound for Portland parties with coal, seeks discharge at Nantasket Roads after losing some head sails and a foregaff. The five master faces weather delays. Steamer Housatonic, London bound for Philadelphia, arrived with coal and smallpox among officers, now set to resume voyage after taking 150 tons bunker coal to finish its trip.

Port News Portland Nantasket Housatonic London Philadelphia

Shipping News Briefs on Feb Miniature at Manac

Shipping list notes arrivals and sailings with numerous vessels including Steamera St. Irene from Calcutta and Parthian from Philadelphia. Cargoes mentioned cover jute, salt, hides, merchandise, and passengers. several tugs and barges are listed as towing. Weather reports note rough seas but no damage. entries reflect a bustling port with multiple routes to New York, Baltimore, Portland, and beyond.

Manac Arrivid Steamera St Rolls Bros Parthian Thatcher Philadelphia E. B. Sampson Kershaw Howes Baltimore Norfolk A. M. Graham Dingley Dennison Portland Gloucester Godfrey Carib Ingram Brunswick H. W. Whitney Baker New York J. H. Bowere Maguire Averos Ayres N. W Lundt Carlisle Robinson Lorberry Girard Silver Brook Valley Forge Tilton Hercules Mahanoy Spertan Chandler Powell Mureka Plummer Newport News Devon Tipton Dudley Pray Coffin Dora Troneyvbrook Norton Ariel Brittain Lynn Gladiator Brown Eckley Crifton Nottingham Tingle Port Johnson Willard Mudeett Mrewster Charles F Ward Stella B. Kaplan Noreen Savannas Clara E. Randall Manzanilla Wind Northwest Devonian Liverpool King Oscar II Macon Old Dominion Herman Winter Admiral Farragut Port Antonio Jam Fortuna Toutsburg Maverick Standard Oil Co N. J Bayonne Maude Falmer Henry B. Fiske

Scratch Relief Ointment Ad for Dean's Ointment

An old advertisement promises relief from itching piles with Dean's Ointment. It claims the product cures the condition and is available at any drug store for 59 cents, emphasizing reliability day or night.

Dean

Boston Oceanic and Devonian sail for Liverpool

Steamships Oceanic and Devonian left New York and Boston for Liverpool respectively. Oceanic carried 21 Boston passengers including J Montgomery Sears Dr Robert Amory Charles Penhallow and several others. Devonian sailed from Boston as part of the Leyland line with named travelers listed among its passengers.

Oceanic Devonian White Star ‘Line New York Leyland Line Boston Liverpool Rte J. Montgomery Sears Robert Amory Charles Penhallow George Dickman Denison D. Dana Louise J. Hedge A. J. Hayden M. B

Tug Cuba Returns with Barge Loss News

Fall River reports tug Cuba coming in with tidings of the Matan zas barge loss near No Man's Land Martha's Vineyard and Elizabeth Island. It also mentions rescuing the Belle barge from the tug Richmond and a search today for the Cardenas in the same area.

Fall River Cuba Matanzas Richmond Elizabeth Island No Man's Land Martha's Vineyard Cardenas

Standard Oil Declares March Dividend of $20 a Share

New York reports Standard Oil directors declare a $20 per share dividend payable March 15, with a likely 48 percent payout on a $100,000,900 capitalization. The March payout is the largest, reflecting winter business strength. John D. Rockefeller holds 40 percent of the company and a share of $8,000 from this dividend.

New York Standard Oil John TD. Rockefeller Standard Oil Company

Chamber of Commerce committee named to oppose Broad Street extension

The chamber of commerce appointed Wallace F. Robinson W. B. Rice Lucius Tuttle R. Shepard and G. B. Lely to oppose the Broad street extension plan and cooperate with other committees in selecting an alternate route.

Chamber of Commerce Broad Street Wallace F. Robinson W. B. Rice Lucius Tuttle R. Shepard G. B. Lely

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