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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1901
Page
6
The session mixed with heavy selling in London and slow local volume. Morgan Carnegie deal delays weighed on sentiment while copper groups retreated with notable price drops. British Columbia Copper gains buoyed overall mood as Trimountain Mining reported strong annual results and optimistic future prospects for a large Lake Superior project.
The Boston report outlines copper mining progress at Copper Range with No. 1 to No. 3 shafts, lode richness, and drifting results. It notes director re-elections, detailed 1899 financials, and road and mill plans, with stock activity in Boston and New York markets. It also covers St Marys Canal Mineral Land Company sales, asset holdings, and ongoing legal exposure surrounding Heinze's Montana interests.
Boston February 13 reports show latest railroads list with highest and lowest sales and closing bid and asked prices for New York market today.
Ex dividend noted and second instalment paid. Assessment paid. Listed stocks 72 56 shares and bonds totaling 181 140. Rights 9428 unstated stocks 22 915 shares bonds 19 000.
An old advertisement extols Duppy's Malt Whiskey as a universal remedy for consumption, chest coughs, dyspepsia, and related ailments. It claims rapid relief with a tablespoonful taken three times daily and warns against imitations by druggists.
A vintage warning urges buyers to insist on authentic Cascarets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C.C.C. Do not accept substitutes or counterfeits. Indicates genuine product not sold in bulk and advised by druggists.
London report details a passionate, long feud between the Cornwallis West and Westminster families culminating in the engagement of the Duke of Westminster, 21, to Miss Shelagh West, sister of Princess Henry of Pless, after political and romantic obstacles. The couple plan marriage at St Pauls tomorrow.
The Worcester grand encampment opened with 359 members represented from state encampments. Officers installed included Grand Patriarch Charles A. Russell and Grand High Priest Theodore N. Day, with appointive officers led by Past Grand Sire A. S. Pinkerton. Many named officers and deputies were announced across Boston, Worcester, Springfield, and surrounding towns.
The Sharei Jerusalem congregation in the North End purchases a 4000 square foot lot on Carl Street to build a major synagogue. Estimated cost ranges from 45,009 to 10,000 dollars as work is set to begin soon. Rabbi Muarrirolis leads the congregation with officers including Joseph Silet eky president and Harris Legin vice president.
The Boston division Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans its annual hall tonight at Gold Bellows' Chall. W. Cadevin discusses systemwide concerns with postmen and the New York New Haven Hartford line. Steel for the Boston Elevated Railway advances with three power posts and high speed engines favored over slow Corliss types. union roads in Boston Revere Lynn area noted.
The Relief Association led to Odd Fellows Iwan last evening with plans for an annual ball. A special Pullman car is arranged to depart Boston via the New York New Haven and Hartford line on Saturday morning carrying invited aristocracy and representatives to Washington for President McKinley’s inauguration. The trip includes stops and sightseeing, with criticism of Brook Point rail service and hopes for better freight and passenger transport by local railroads. Several reports note cold weather, frozen plants, and waiting passengers as officials prepare for service reopening to Nantucket and beyond.
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