Andeis Position Defended in Old Dominion Case
Charles S. Smith of Old Dominion Copper defends Brandeis role and fee arrangement. He notes Brandeis will receive at most 10 percent of amounts recovered, not less than as misreported, and recounts litigation history, creditor pressures, and directors’ actions to keep the company solvent. Smith urges fair press treatment of the facts.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Wilson
Charles S. Smith
Old Dominion Copper Company
Old Dominion
Smith
Old Dominion Company
Mr. Brandeis
Brandeis
Bigelow
Fitzgerald
Towle
Mr. Fitzgerald
Lewisohn
Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelting Company
Charles 8S. Smith
No. 3
Allouez
No. 8
South Kearsarge
North Kearsarge
Brandeis Case Fact Clarification From Boston Articles
The article asserts Boston News Bureau pieces attack Louis Brandeis and cite cases including the Old Dominion matter. It argues brief statements misstate facts and urges public understanding of Brandeis loyalty to clients and rightful compensation, noting official ties with the company since 1902 after control passed from Mr Bigelow.
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Boston
Louis PD
Brandeis
Old Dominion
Bigelow
Municipal Bond Offering for School Bonds
A growing city with over 25 000 inhabitants offers twenty five year school bonds at 4.75 percent. Taxable property valued around 40 million dollars. net municipal debt under one sixtieth. Bonds are legal for New Hampshire Savings Banks and Postal Savings Deposits. Direct obligations of growing municipalities for education are presented as sound investments.
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New Hampshire
Bay State Trust Company Boston Bank Statement 1913
At Boston February 10 1912 notary public certifies officers swear to truth of the bank statement showing assets and reserves for Bay State Trust Company of Boston. The document lists assets eighty six thousand and totals eight million nine hundred sixty eight thousand seven hundred one dollars with reserve percentages for currency specie deposits and U S and Massachusetts pees. A note adds a feature on Alice Nielsen authoring a lesson in singing for next Sunday’s Post.
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Bay State Trust Company OF Boston
United States
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Curtiss‘hipman
F. J. Bradlee
George P. Gardner
Henry S. Howe
T. Jefferson Coolidge
William Endicott, Jr
Thomas K. Cummins
The
Bay State Trust Company
W. W. Newhati I
Local Market Struggles End in Downbeat Close
Boston today saw higher total business than yesterday but weak trading, with prices crumbling on small Lake Copper dealings. Steel common and Amalgamated held steady while American Zinc and Butte & Superior were gibraltered. Zinc fell slightly and Butte & Superior rose a small amount. Bearish sentiment prevailed, leaving the index at the year's low, the lowest since 1911.
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Boston
Steel Common
Butte & Superior
Grain Markets See Mixed Responses Across Markets
Foreign wheat markets remain unresponsive to bull signals while domestic markets show similar caution. The Bradstreet bearish on European supply. Northwest receipts small. Trading moderate with declines around 4 to 1 percent. Liverpool and Paris futures show modest gains and losses amid uneven European shifts. Minneapolis and Duluth receipts rise. Chicago car lots report mixed wheat, corn, and oat movements. Export sales yesterday total 80,000 wheat and 64,000 corn.
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Bradstreet
Northwest
Liverpool
Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
Budapest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Markets Active and Weak Markets Active and Weak
Market report shows total sales for New York 366,200 shares and Boston 22,551. Most active issues: Steel common in New York at 76,800 and in Boston at 3,706. Year-to-date totals: New York 10,485,400 shares. Boston 821,576 shares. Comparisons: last year New York 14,100,800. Boston 1,485,365. Notable gains and losses listed for St L S F and M Rumley in New York, West End St Ry pref in Boston, Granby. Call money New York 2.5 to 4.5 pct, Boston 3 to 3.75 pct. Time money New York 4 to 4.5 pct, Boston 4 to 5 pct.
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M. Rumely Co
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North Butte
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Old Colony
Old Dominion
Osceola
Pullman Co
Ray Consol
Reece But Hole
Santa Fe
Shannon
Shattuck-Ariz
Eee
Sup & Bos
Swift & Co
Superior
Tamarack
Tuolumne Creer
Union Pac
United Fruit
United, Shoe
U S Smelt
U S Steel Cttw
U S Steel Pf
Utah Apex Sewer
Utah Consol
New York Market Faces Heavy Offerings and Sharp Declines
Stock trading in New York shows heavy offerings and low prices with widespread declines across leading railroads and industrials. Readings and Union Pacific suffer heavy selling while Southern Pacific hits five year lows amid apprehension over Harriman dissolution and political changes. Bond activity weak as call rates rise and loans are called amid cautious bank posture.
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New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Washington
Panama
Bond Market Slips From Initial Strength to Easy Ruling
The day opened with a strong money market but soon eased into a very easy ruling. Local money rates fell from 4 1/8 to 2 1/2 percent, with New York time money at 4 percent for 60 days and 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent for longer terms. The report also notes activity in bonds, commercial paper, and various bond issues with fluctuating quotations, and provides totals for recent and year-to-date sales.
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New York
Isue
York Toros
Boston
Ais
Bankers’ Sterling
Miensen
Froichlinaers cc Ccec
Cam Sieras
Boston curb market tops as Mexican Metals leads trading
In yesterday's local curb market Boston, Mexican Metals led with a price around 111.16. Alaska Gold, Calaveras, Butte Central, Davis Daly and Majestic were among other active issues as detailed fluctuations followed.
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Alaska Gold
Calaveras
Butte Central
Davis Daly
Majestic
State Street Topics Market Active with Broad Weakness
Market more active yesterday but continued weakness from several days prior. Average price of active railroad stocks slid to new low levels for the year and even lower than last year. Declines were severe in thin specialties, notably M. Rumeiy.
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M. Rumeiy
Market Woes and North Kearsarge Mine Update
Preferreds slipped over three points as Rock Island and Sears Roebuck also fell after a railroad firemen strike vote sparked broad selling. Osceola Consolidated at North Kearsarge shows deeper potential with No 1 shaft rich at depth and a new rock house, plus improved No 4 shaft outlook. Loans rose 9 percent year over year while call money hit a 12 percent peak earlier, now easing though gold exports loom.
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Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Osceola
Osceola Consolidated
Old Osceola
Wolverine
Centennial
No. 4
No. 1
Kearsage
Ahmeek
Allouez
Roy Norton’s War on Wassemebi in Post Magazine
Roy Norton is noted for his vivid short stories and one titled The War on Wassemebi will appear in next Sunday’s Post Magazine, signaling a new fiction piece by the author in a prominent weekend feature.
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Hen Stdders
Shorty McCabe
Post
Roy Norton
Next
Post Magazine
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