Trinity Copper Campaign Founder Calls for Market Faith
In a Boston letter dated February 11 1907 the Trinity campaign leader explains how public confidence boosted Trinity and other copper stocks Butte Trimountain Copper Range. He notes large recent trading volume and forecasts Trinity rising to 75 then 100 plus while urging fair dealing and buying through exchange houses.
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Trinity
Butte
Trimountain
Copper Range
State
Wall Streets
Wall
Africa
Trinity Company
Atlantic Eee Ees
Ereeteores Tees
Isle Royale
Mexico
Michigan
Nevada
North Butte
Old Dominion
Asamlei
Quincy
Shannon
United Copper Ererressase
Utah Eee Ween
Tv. S Smelting Eee Ee Eeee
Victoria Eraeeee Eeveseveren Eave
Winona Eeenenreses
Wolverine
Renee Seeaseee
Roosevelt outlines duties of father and mother at home
In Syracuse New York President Roosevelt replies to a mothers group letter defining the home role. He says the father must back up the mother and be a good husband and breadwinner, while the mother should balance home duties with personal growth and outside interests without serving as a servant or tolerating ill treatment.
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Roosevelt
Syracuse
N. Y
N. H. Merrill
New York State Mothers’ Assembly
Council of Mothers
Newburg
Schwab Buys Boyertown Ore Mines For Up To 500000
Charles M. Schwab representing Bethlehem Steel Company purchases the Boyertown Ore Company mines for a sum estimated between 400 000 and 500 000. Bethlehem secures mineral privileges on 300 acres of land.
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Pottstown
Penn
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Boyertown Ore Company
Bethlehem Company
Missing New Britain bank treasurer sparks alarm in New York
William F. Walker a 57 year old treasurer of the New Britain Savings Bank is missing from New Britain Conn his son Arthur S Walker reports to police in New York after a telegram announcing his death was sent from the city. Walker had traveled to New York for medical treatment and suffered from severe headaches.
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New York
William F. Walker
New Britain
Conn
Arthur S. Walker
Walker
Suspect Big Fraud in Stamps Albany
Albany Feb 10 Comp troller Glynn announced findings from an inquiry into the stock transfer tax stamp bureau. He says more than 5 million dollars worth of stamps have been destroyed without proper records while a single clerk without bond certified the destructions.
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Albany
N. Y
Martin H. Glynn
Glynn
Charles M. Watkins
Penn Yan
Stock Transfer Tax Bureau
Kelsey
Wilson
Higgins
Watkins
Quayle & Son
Green Street
Comptroller
Quayle
Boston Talmudic Society hosts banquet for new Massachusetts rabbi
The Boston Talmudic Society held a banquet for Rev. Wolf Margolis the new chief rabbi of Massachusetts in the Baldwin Place synagogue vestry. About 200 guests attended and a liberal sum was raised to buy the rabbi a residence in Boston. A Wolpe presided and H P Kaplan introduced the rabbi who delivered the main address.
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Boston Talmudic Society
Massachusetts
Wolf Margolis
Baldwin Place
Boston
A. Wolpe
H. PD. Kaplan
Coal Heavers Reorganized as Coal Handlers' Assembly 1649 K of L
The coal heavers and trimmers formed Coal Handlers' Assembly 1649 K of L led by Lawrence Hennessey and Michael O'Mera. Over 300 signed the charter roll, and officers were installed after midnight. Cornelius F. Sullivan named master workman and others elected. Meetings set for Wells Memorial Building on the second and fourth Sundays.
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K. of L
Lawrence Hennessey
Michael O’mera
Cornelius F. Sullivan
Richard Burke Worthy
Dennis Devine
Hugh Maguire
William Donahue
Wells Memorial Building
Lincoln Day Observed by Industrial School Pupils
Lincoln day was observed at the North Bennet Street Industrial School with a meeting and concert by the Civic Literary Club. Professor Alfred Bushnell Hart of Harvard spoke on Lincoln, Charles W. Williams discussed Lincoln and race, H. Gloss urged legalizing Lincoln's birthday in Massachusetts, F. Kovelsky read Gettysburg address, and songs were performed by Miss A. Pierce, Mrs. Anna Marmine, and the Harvard Glee Quartet.
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Lincoln
North
Bennet Street
Civic Literary Club
Alfred Bushnell Hart
Harvard
Charles W. Williams
H. Gloss
Massachusetts
F. Kovelsky
A. Pierce
Anna Marmine
Harvard Glee Quartet
Lincoln Saved Country Roosevelt Its Champion
The Rev Dr Plumb of Walnut Avenue Church Roxbury delivered a sermon on Lincoln and Roosevelt urging faith in God. He called Lincoln the savior of the country and Roosevelt its champion noting Lincoln’s humble origins and Roosevelt’s leadership for humanity.
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Plumb
Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Roxbury
Lincoln
Roosevelt
King-Crowther Oil Trust Offered At $70 A Share
Investment pitch urges buyers to subscribe to King-Crowther Corporation at seventy dollars a share with two dollars in accrued dividends pending March fifteenth. The issuer claims an eight percent base yield and a potential rise to one hundred dollars a share, stressing full paid non assessable stock and equal voting rights while warning withdrawal may occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King-Crowther
Douglas Copper
Nipissing
Stock Exchange
C. F. King
King
King Office
Stock Exchange Commission
King-Crowther Corporation
Texas
Lima-Indiana
Windsay
Ohio
Munice
Indiana
King- Crowther Corporation
Board of Directors
Weekly Review and Outlook on Railroad Stocks in 1907
The market for 25 leading railroad and industrial stocks rose to 102.74 due to short covering and easier money. Wages and material costs pushed expenses, while notes issuance by Rock Island and others pressured prices. currency reform and investor confidence are key issues for near-term stability.
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Washington
Rock Island
Pennsylvania
Reading, Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Beloved President Advocates Common Cause of Christian Charity
A quotation highlights the President as an ideal advocate for Christian charity in the United States, stressing that wealth and culture do not negate his belief in a square deal for all. The speaker praises his commitment to shared national welfare.
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United States
Aged woman dies of burns in Holyoke
Aged woman Mrs. Ann Davern, age 11, dies at House of Providence Hospital from burns received at her Holyoke home yesterday.
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Holyoke
Ann Davern
House of Providence Hospital
Burns
Lawyer Milton Druce Found Dead In Suspected Suicide
Falls River Feb 10 Milton Druce prominent attorney of this city was found dead in his boarding house room with two bullet wounds and a revolver in his hand Despondent over ill health he is believed to have killed himself Deposits totaling about 8000 were found in bank books in his pockets He had practiced law here after moving from Holyoke where he served on the school board and once ran for mayor He hailed from a wealthy English family with siblings overseas.
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Fall River
Milton Druce
Druce
Thomas Wood
Mr. Druce
Holyoke
England
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Thomas W. Lawson
Schwab
New Britain, Conn
L.auerbach & CO
Exchange
State Street
Standard Oil Company
Trenton Rock
Union
Finance
Cc. F. King
Journal Building
Atty Druce
Congress ST. Boston
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