Coppers Leap to New High Prices on Wall Street
Revival of trading pushed daily volume toward one million shares with breadth widening. Gains centered on Gould stocks and bituminous coal carriers as wage settlements and Atlantic outlets drive activity. Curb trading boosted copper shares with Green Copper, Calumet & Hecla, Tamarack, Osceola, Utah, Union Copper and White Knob advancing on strong demand amid easy money market despite a poor bank statement.
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Wall Street
Germany
Commission
Middle West
Gould
Indianapolis
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Mississippi
Pacifics
Grangers
Southwesterns
Boston
Green Copper
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack
Osceola
Utah
Union Gopper
White Knob
Centennial
Amalgamated
Heinze
Sunday
Montana
Atlantic
Mohawk
New York
Trimountain
Calumet
Old Dominion
Parrot
Franklin
Allouez
Trinity
William H. Anders
Longley, Hale & Co
Waterstreet
United States Mining Company
New York Evening Post
Europe
Copper Commission
Banner Day in Boston's Copper Boom
Banner day in Boston marks a rush of buyers and record copper prices. Over 130000 shares traded, led by Amalgamated and Centennial as New York investors crowd the market, while Lake and Persia names appear among gains.
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State Street
Boston
New York
Michigan
Amalgamated
Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Stock Exchange Roundup Mixed Mining and Metal Trades
Market activity shows gains and losses across mining and metal stocks. Aparecida Mines at 60 cents, Bay State Gas 60 to 66 cents, Hartford Copper from 17 to 18-1/2 cents, International Rotary from $10.25 to $11, Pioneer Lynn 15 cents, Troy Manhattan from 8-1/2 to 4.12-1/2 dollars, Jupiter Steel from 97-1/2 to 1 dollar. Strong trading drives attention as small investors react to shifting prices.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Delaware & Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Hocking Naley
Mlinois Gentral
Iowa
Kansas
Nis
Southern
Reeseree Ensenese
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New York
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Union Pacific
Wisconsin
United States
Ssrae
Am Smelting & In
Anaconda Mi
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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Ave
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Pacific Mail Senee Eee
Rene
Oon Steel
I Teen Coal & Iron
Union Bag & Paper Co
United States Leather
Mining and Stock Exchange
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Bay State Gas
Hartford Copper
International Rotary
Pioneer Lynn
Troy Manhattan
Jupiter Steel
Heath
Allouez
Ag Chem Seers
Boston
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Boston & Maine
Boston & Proveee
Centennial
Central Oil
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Con & M
Daly-West
Com Iron & Steel
Bob Edison el Sl
Tim River
Franklin
Gen Electric
Sle Royale
Mass Electric
Mass Gas
Michigan
Mont & Bos
Old ‘Colony
Osceola
Tecumseh Min
Tennessee Trimountain
Trinity
Union C
United Copper
United Fruit Ma
United Teleseeee
Coal & See
Boston market daily high and low prices reported
Boston today reports the highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices. The report notes market activity for the day with figures reflecting price levels and spreads.
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Boston
Am Tel & Tel
Atch
Young Perry Dying in Jail in Slugger Case
George L. O. Perry, a young colored suspect in Miss Agnes McPhee’s Somerville murder, lay dying in East Cambridge jail hospital. Doctors failed to force nourishment as he battles tuberculous lungs, recent typhoid, and pneumonia while grand jury weighs the Jack the Slugger cases.
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George L. O. Perry
Agnes McPhee
Somerville
East Cambridge
Philip Conway
Griggs Street
Cambridge
Conway
Perry
Edmund Jones
St. Louis
Whitney
Middlesex County Grand Jury
Jack the Slugger
Morton
McPhee
Edmund T. Jones
Joseph Nemser
Carter
Wood
Harvard
Jones
Reading president Baer clashes at strike commission hearing
Philadelphia Feb 9 President Baer of the Reading rail line interrupted miners counsel Brumm during arguments before the strike commission He denied remarks about 21 murders in coal regions and pressed his point amid the heated exchange Brumm defended his position noting newspaper coverage The hearing covered union recognition contract negotiations and grievances with arbitra tion provision as essential to avoid a repeat of the strike and associated violence
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Philadelphia
Baer
Reading Road
Brumm
Reading
Mr. Baer
Mr. Brumm
Gray
Daniel J. McCarthy
Henry D. Lloyd
Darrow
John Mitchell
Gloyd
Honors for the Kennedys Mark 10th Wedding Anniversary
Last evening in Dorchester Mr and Mrs John J Kennedy celebrated ten years of marriage at their Pleasant street Mayfield corner home. An alcove reception featured an upstairs balcony orchestra with songs by Miss Amsden Al Orcutt and Marie Curry. Gifts included silverware and rare artworks. Attending were a large circle of friends and neighbors such as F N Hennigan Reynolds Lehy Hagan O Reilley Meehan Scannell Rothwell Giblin Harrigan Campbell Macksey Treiber McKenna Shields McDevitt Ellis Devine Gookin Morrison McCusker Kennedy Power Walsh Chase and Kelley Jr. plus William Taylor.
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Dorchester
John J. Kennedy
Boston
Kennedy
Pleasant Street
Mayfield
Miss Amsden
Edward Morrison
Owen McCusker
D. H.connor
E P. Kennedy
J. H. Kennedy
Charlotte V. Power
Lilla Walsh
Olive Chase
Edward Kelley, Jr
William Taylor
Murders Common in the Philippines Debate in Senate
In Washington on February 9 the Senate discussed the Rawlins resolution calling on the War Secretary for court martial proceedings. Carmack alleged that murders by American soldiers in the Philippines are so common as to defy investigation and mocked the War Department. He criticized the President for not addressing Captain Brownell’s case. Kean urged debate on statehood. Bikins defended New Mexico’s bid. The session adjourned after brief talks.
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Washington
Senate
Carmack
Rawlins
Philippines
Captain Brownell
Kean
Bikins
Government Bills Dominate House Session in DC Aid
The House spent nearly the whole day on two District of Columbia measures. One would authorize an advance of $6,000 to the District, and the other concerns the conference report on the union station bill.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Union Station
Philippine extradition bill signed into law
Washington February 9 The Philippine extradition bill was signed by the President today and becomes law, formalizing new legal grounds for transfer of suspects.
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Philippine
Washington
Chicago Strikers Expand To Scrub Women In Buildings
Chicago plans a general walkout in all buildings under the Building Managers Association after no arbitration or compromise talks. Elevator conductors leaders say managers refused to meet, prompting calls for a strike that will also include starters, janitors, window washers, scrub women, and coal team stores.
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Chicago
Building Managers’ Association
Charles L. Fieldback
Elevator Conductors’ Union
Edward Atkinson 76 Years of Age Noted Economist Birthday
Edward Atkinson celebrated his 76th birthday today while continuing his regular business. The prominent economist and advocate of the Filipino cause was born in Brookline and has long been a prolific writer on economics. He has held multiple roles including treasurer of various firms and president of the Boston Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Company. He helped found the New England Emigrant Aid Society and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Edward Atkinson
Atkinson
Brookline
Amos and
Anna Greenleaf (Sawyer) Atkinson
Commission House of
Read & Chadwick
Boston
New England Emigrant Aid Society
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hartford Theological Seminary Alumni Meeting Report
The Alumni Association of Hartford Theological Seminary for Eastern New England held its annual meeting yesterday afternoon at the Crawford House. Representatives discussed society affairs and upcoming events with officials outlining plans for member engagement and continued support.
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Hartford Theological Seminary
Eastern New England
Crawford House
Norwell Funeral Today For Henry Norwell VP of Sheppard Norwell
Funeral services for Henry Norwell former vice president of the Shephard Norwell Company are set for today at noon at South Church. The obituary notes the late executive will be honored in a daytime service.
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Norwell
Henry Norwell
Shepard, Norwell Company
Wee Ten South
Mrs. H. M. Knights Celebrates 80th Birthday
Mrs. H. M. Knights observed her 80th birthday at her home 676 Shawmut Avenue with friends from Lynn Cambridge and Brookline in attendance yesterday.
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H. M. Knights
Shawmut Avenue
Lynn
Cambridge
Brookline
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