Copper Trade Quickens as Markets See Upturn
On February 12 in January State Street trading shows a holiday mood with brisk curb activity. Copper Range and Trimountain lead the advance while Utah and Centennial show strong bids. Anticipation of a March 13 Trimountain meeting delays, but open interest remains high with brokers predicting heavy buying tomorrow.
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State Street
Stock Exchange
Trimountain
Utah
Bingham
Mohawk
Osceola
Arcadian
Centennial
Copper Range
Montana
Amalgamated
Charles A. Ruggles
Boston Clearing House
National Banks of Boston
Clearing House
Pittsfield
Stanley Electric Manufacturing Company
New York
General Electric Company
Cam Woana
Ieasa
Walter E Hioxie Plans Sail With Captain After Bold Overland Trip
New Bedford reports Walter E. Hioxie famed for his recent overland trek from Trudson's Bay to his home. He will join Captain for an upcoming sea voyage, drawing local interest and attention.
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New Bedford
Walter E. Hioxie
Trudson’s Bay
Hoxie May Join Coffin Polar Expedition Crew
Walter E Hoxie may join Captain Coffin on the next Polar expedition. Coffin will be quartermaster of the America in the Ziegler Arctic voyage next spring. Coffin seeks a steward but has not yet signed anyone. He plans to sail for Europe with his Massachusetts crew in March.
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Walter E. Hoxie
Captain Coffin
Coffin
Ziegler
Europe
Massachusetts
Wanderer’s job search brings Hinch to Boston
Julius Hinch of North Reading answered his wife’s call for employment and traveled to Boston after three years without work. A local newspaper item prompted a downtown business to offer him a position, with further steps to be arranged if he visits the Post.
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Julius Hinch
North Reading
Julius
Boston
Hinch
South Boston Heptasophs elect new officers
South Boston Conclave of Heptasophs has elected Archon James J. Galligan provost Richard Fitzgerald secretary Dr. William M. Flynn financier E. J. Gillen treasurer John A. O Hare prelate urice Shannon inspector William Joes warder P M Costello sentinel J Topmooth trustees John A Mullen John F Conannon P J Heirty medical examiners F J Weller MD and B L Bernard MD They were installed by District Deputy Kallman assisted by Trimount Nonpareil Colonel Bogan Joseph Warren and Hub conclaves
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South Boston
Heptasophs
Archon
James J. Galligan
Richard Fitzgerald
William M. Flynn
E. J. Gillen
John A. O'Hare
Urice Shannon
William Joes
P. M. Costello
Sentinel
J. Topmooth
John A. Mullen
John F. Concannon
P. J. Heirty
F. J. Weller
M. D
B. L. Bernard
Kallman
Trimount
Bogan
Joseph Warren
Copper Stock Boom Lifts Boston Prices in Copper Rally
Copper stocks rise from December after a year long slump, gaining about 78 million with potential to exceed 100 million by March. Analysts cite Lake copper price increases and heavy consumption as drivers while noting Amalgamated and Boston magnates like Lawson Burrage Bigelow Paine Fay advance holdings and the past copper surplus mystery lingers.
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Boston
Amalgamated
New York
Michigan
Lake
Calumet & Hecla
Messrs
T. W. Lawson
A. C. Burrage
A. 8. Bigelow
W. A
Charles H. Paine
H. T. Fay
Alexander Agassiz
T. L. Avermore
Quincy A. Shaw
I. L. Higginson
F. W. Hunnewell
Lawson
Trimountain
Trinity
Burrage
Bigelow
Osceola
Tamarack
Isle Royale
Paine, Webser & Co
Copper Range
Baltic
Champion
Copper Range Railroad
Fay
Dend
Standard Oil
Montana
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Trust
Combine
Butte
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Pain Testimony
A Boston reader recalls acute back pain and kidney trouble eased by Doan's Kidney Pills after seeing a cure in a Boston Post report. James Connors of 196 Broadway East Somerville says the pills restored kidney function and stopped relapses. available from dealers for cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents.
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Dean
James Connors
Broadway
East Somerville
Hubbard Chair Co
Boston Post
Doan
George Burwell
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Dudley Sees Encouraging Ireland Prospects at Dublin Dinner
The Earl of Dudley, lord lieutenant of Ireland, spoke optimistically at a Royal College of Surgeons dinner in Dublin. He said agitation waned and praised last week’s proclamation and the land conference as pivotal steps toward a just settlement. William Duffy and three others, jailed under the coercion act, were released from Galway jail.
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Dublin
Earl of Dudley
Lord Leutenant
Ireland
Royal College of Surgeons
William Duffy
South Galway
Galway
Duffy
United Irish League
Irish Nationalist MP O'Donnell Released From Jail
Dublin reports John O'Donnell nationalist MP for Southern Mayo freed tonight after a three month sentence under the Crimes act for intimidation and inciting to boycott. Dennis Johnson, organizer of the United Irish League, also liberated today.
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Dublin
John O'Donnell
Mayo
Dennis Johnson
United Irish League
Defence Opens in the South Danvers Bank Case
In U S District Court Judge Lowell hears opening for the defence. Attorney Fl bridge R Anderson argues directors knew of Foster and Dickinson accounts and the bank’s condition, seeking to prove no fraud occurred without their knowledge. He challenges Busby’s directorship and notes cashier handled books, cites Supreme Court precedent about a cashier honoring checks with no funds. Hearing to continue today. In a separate note, a judge orders a mother and child to Deer Island House of Correction for two months after a report of intoxicated occupants and malnourishment. the woman’s standing and home are described.
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South Danvers Bank
Foster
Dickinson
Flbridge R. Anderson
Lowell
United States District Court
Horace Busby
Mr. Anderson
Jones
Clarke
Anderson
Deer Island
Youths in Somerville tied to coal thefts and store break ins
In Somerville, Patrolman Reece helped clear several coal thefts and break ins in the past days. Yesterday 16 boys were brought before Judge Wentworth on larceny charges. Multiple youths, including Michael Pigott and Henry Hunneberry, were found guilty or fined with sentences continued to Feb 21.
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Somerville
Reece
Judge Wentworth
Boynton
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Thomas Flynn
William Quail
Paul McDonald
John Walsh
Herbert ‘William
Timothy ‘Mahoney
Thomas Norton
Edward Coughlin
John IF. Stokes
Lawrence Flynn
Ambrose Redmond
William
Redmond
John Killoran
Charles Finberg
Lewis
John Fleger
Sorrowful surrender in Municipal Court with ill infant
Mrs Mary Murphy of 15 Savoy Place surrendered to probation officers in a Municipal Court session while holding a 10 month old baby girl seriously ill with whooping cough. She appeared on the verge of nervous prostration as probation officers reported a breach of probation due to drinking.
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Mary Murphy
Savoy Place
Warren
Secrecy Behind Copper Trust Moves Reported in Boston
The piece discusses Amalgamated stock, largely held in Boston, tied to copper properties in Montana and Butte. It suggests secrecy surrounds trading, notes investors who bought above 120 faced crashes, and warns the trust will consolidate control as a new copper boom awaits. Heath.
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Standard Oil
Amalgamated
Boston
Montana
Butte
Lawson
Wall Street
Amalgamated Stock
Trust
Heath
Will dispute over Henry Nelson tobacconist estate heard
Judge Barker opened a Supreme Court hearing in the Bolster et al versus Nelson et al suit over the will of Henry Nelson a tobacconist who retired in 1879. The petition claims the will was made while the testator was of unsound mind and under undue influence.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
Wilfred Bolster
Warmth in Municipal Court Trial Over Promissory Note
Esther Backer sues R G Lamb for 30 dollars on a promissory note. The trial before Judge Bennett revealed statements of alleged falsehood between lawyers. Preston Runyan testified that Judge Ely did not rule on the note previously. Gus Honor withheld his decision.
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Bennett
Esther Backer
R. G. Lamb
Ely
Arthur B. Hayden
Preston Runyan
Judge Ely
Fr. A. Fiske
Bunyan
Mr. Fiske
Gus Honor
Hearing set for restraining gas company stock deals
The heating before Master Henry A Wyman to take evidence on the petition of Joseph F Doherty et al vs Merchants Trust Co of New York Bay State Gas Co of Delaware and Bay State Gas Co of New Jersey is fixed to start at 9 o clock Monday morning at the master’s office in the Exchange building.
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Henry ‘A Wyman
Joseph F. Doherty
Merchants’ Trust Company of
New York
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
New Jersey
Boston
Exchange
Durgin Absent Again in Municipal Case Hearing
Joseph Durgin, the defaulting witness in the Way Phips Cunningham matter before Judge Adams, was absent yesterday morning. The case was set for Monday’s hearing and a warrant was issued for Durgin after the session.
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Joseph Durgin
Woburn Bribery Case Under Consideration by Middlesex Grand Jury
Middlesex grand jury reviewed the Woburn bribery charges yesterday with about 12 witnesses including President Brady and other Woburn Aldermen. The jury is expected to report this morning.
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Middlesex
Woburn
Brady
Woburn Aldermen
Lebarr Pleads Guilty to Forgery in Suffolk Superior Court
In Suffolk Superior Criminal Court yesterday George E Lebarr pleaded guilty to forging the name of McGreenery Bros and Manning on orders for cigars and was sentenced to the reformatory.
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Suffolk
Princess Can Remarry But Not To Professor Giron
In Dresden on February 12 a divorce decree grants the Crown Prince Frederick permission to marry again after a separation. The former crown princess seeks absolute divorce, which judges allowed, though she cannot marry Professor Giron or have that marriage recognized under German law.
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Dresden
Saxony
Frederick
George
Giron
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