Trimountain Officers Elected and Copper Stock Rally
A busy trading session opened with light broker attendance and storm delays, then Bell Telephone surged and later sold off, while Trimountain Copper Mining elected H. F. Fay as president and six directors. Developments include Lake copper prices, outside securities movement, and plans to invest a $400,000 treasury into development as the market shows renewed vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
Bell
Stockserican Telegraph &Telephone
Erie
Trimountain Copper Mining Company
H. F. Fay
W. B. Mosman
Stephen R. Dow
John C. Watson
Edwards. Clark
William Howell Reed
James Chy
Trimountain
Treasury
Financial Review
William B. Dana Company
New York
J. G.martin
State Street
Boston
London
Boston News Bureau
West End Land Company
Brookline T.and Company
Standard Oil Coppers
Arcadian
Butte & Boston
Boston & Montana
Santa Fe Copper Company
Victoria
Richardson, Fill & Co
A. B
Runner & Bro
North American Gold Dredging Company
Baltic Mining Company
William Streets
Mortana
Ontonagon
Wahalla
Plutus
Parnell
Tamarack
Hubbell
Ontonagon County
James Irwin
Merryweather
Lake Gogebic
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Railroad
Utah
Bingham
Mohawk
Paine, Riley, Hornblower
Lawson
Bonanza
Santa Rita
Hearst
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
St. Paul
Rock Island
Pinkham
Boston Stock Exchange Gales and Closing Bids Summary
Boston market report lists daily gales with closing bids from Friday and today. Entries include Atchizeun with 48 and 1000 shares, C B&O con bs with 2000 shares, and Estr. 6,000 shares. Values show high low estimates and percent figures. data appears fragmentary and may reflect ticker-like abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchizeun
C, B&o
Port Exports Rise While Imports Fall Amid Shipping Shifts
The port's exports last week valued at 3 236 139 dollars, up from 2 970 011 a year ago, while imports fell to 378 402 dollars. European grain imports surged since July 1, with 156 597 500 bushels of wheat and flour entering this year, versus a higher previous shortfall. Ships faced light burden despite needs, and local vessels reported incidents including the Mary A Hall breaking from anchorage and assistance by tug A W Cheeserton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Henry Sutton
Greetlands
Couillard
New York
Cuba
Haddock
Mary A. Hall
Jacksonville
Bird Island Flats
A. W.cheesterton
HD Landsman
Santa Fe Copper Stockholders Offered New Venture
Santa Fe Copper Company declares all New Mexico properties sold to Santa Fe Gold and Copper Mining Company of New Jersey with a capital of 2.5 million dollars. Old stockholders may, by February 15, 1909, swap five old shares for one new share at five dollars cash, delivering old stock endorsed to Globe National Bank, Boston. No fractional shares issued. Secretary Charles H. Cole Jr. announces the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Santa Fe Copper Company
Santa Fe Gold and Copper Mining Company
New Jersey
Globe National Bank
Coston
Charles H. Cole, JR
Congress Street
WAHNITA COPPER MINING CO Subscription Books Opened
The subscription books for 100000 shares of par $10 stock, offered at $5 per share, will open at the Boston offices 60 State Street at 10 a m on Thursday Feb 16 and close by 2 p m that day. Subscriptions via New York and Boston banks or Boston Stock Exchange members should be presented at 10 a m. By order of the Board of Directors Henry I Whitney Secretary Boston Mass Feb 11 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahnita Copper Mining CO
Boston
State Street
New York
Boston Stock Exchange
Board of Directors
Henry I. Whitney
Mass
Gas leaks cause two deaths and eleven near misses citywide
A leaky illuminating gas main caused two deaths and eleven narrow escapes. One death occurred at 19 Gray Street South End where residents including Rev Clarence C Lyons and Miss Cecelia McDonald faced gas exposure. A second death followed at Brighton with Miss May Sherman found dead at 6 Parsons Street. At Brookline, George Bray and family narrowly escaped as gas filled a cellar. Police, medical examiners, and doctors treated survivors at city hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Street
South End
Brighton
Brookline
Harriet Bonway
Clarence C. Lyons
Concord
Cecelia McDonald
Albert Danforth
Danforth
Miss May Sherman
John J. Hall
Parsons Street
Miss Sherman
George Bray
Fire in Malden home causes roof loss and flood
Malden on February 14 reports a fire at the J. E. McCurdy residence tracing to a defective flue. The blaze burned off the roof and flooded the interior with a total loss of 19 dollars for the house and 300 dollars for furniture, with both items fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
J. E. McCurdy
Trial notes recount girl witness in Russell murder case
In Russell drug store homicide proceedings, a 10 year old girl testifies about a suspect in a dramatic session. The government rests after cross examination of the witness who identifies the jury foreman as resembling the man she saw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Arthur Hagan
John AH
Chanel
Russell
G. R. Swasey
Hagan
Harriman
Swasey
South Street
Charles H. Russell
Chapin
Mr. Harriman
Harry E. Brown
Police Use Inducement Question in Chance Case
Testimony in the Chance case at Charles Street Jail included a disputed inducement question by Captain Dugan. The judge ruled part of the conversation inadmissible, while Chance’s counsel allowed the rest to be read. Dugan denied asking the questioned prompt, contradicting stenographer Brown’s report, and testified about Chance showing his injured leg. Sergeant ONeil recalled testifying on his Chicago trip and Hagan arrest, aligning with Inspector Shields’s prior statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witnes
Chane
Captain Dugan
Chance
Charles Street
Mr. Knowlton
Bishop
Dugan
Brown
O'Neil
Chicago
Hagan
Shields
Notice Issued Against Worcester Street Prostitute? No, Bradford
Judge Fessenden issues an order of notice returnable Monday directing Cora Bradford alias Cora Crown to appear in Superior Court and show cause why she should not be enjoined from operating at 145 Worcester Street. Petition alleges illegal liquor sales making the premises a common nuisance. G L Kilgore owner of the building served with summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fessenden
Superior Court
Cora Bradford
Cora Crown
Worcester Street
Supreme Judicial and
Superior Courts
G. L. Kilgore
Wakefield
East Boston and Charlestown Seek Millions in District Improvements
Representatives for East Boston and Charlestown urged the Board of Apportionment to approve multiple projects. They sought 100000 for a new East Boston branch library, 25000 for a Jeffries Point playground, street work on Princeton and Putnam streets, gym renovations, a dam, ferry area lighting, sidewalks, and summer band concerts at Wood Island Park. Various officials supported the library, playground, gym, and Rutherford Avenue widening, with other improvements tied to Ward 3 and Ward 5 playgrounds and Mead Street steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Charlestown
Board of Apportionment
Jeffries Point
Princeton Street
Putnam Square
Trenton
Putnam Streets
Alderman Day
Bagley
W. H. Ainsworth
Simpson
Battis
Rice
Donovan
Hickey
Boston
Wood Island Park
W. J. Donovan
Alderman Presho
Rutherford Avenue
Chelsea Street
Mead Street
Ward 5
Toomey
Frank 8. Mason
Hayes discharged as trustee and Bowditch named receiver
W A Hayes who was appointed trustee by James Stevenson before his death was yesterday discharged by Judge Hammond. Bowditch was appointed receiver with full authority to sell and dispose of the property under court direction. In the Superior Civil Court Judge Lilley presided as National Construction Company recovered 4877.57 from Travelers Insurance in a suit to recover unjudgment and costs. Manuel Silva convicted in the Superior Criminal Court before Judge Bond of assault on Maury Silva, a 14 year old child, awaiting sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hayes
James Stevenson
Hammond
Hayes I
Superior Criminal Court
Bond
Manuel Silva
Maury Silva
Cambridge Council Veto Of Licenses And Public Hearing
The Cambridge City Council met in City Hall last evening. The Mayor vetoed the weekly victuallers license granted to Jane J Frakes of 762 Cambridge Street. He argued the conduct conflicts with New England Sunday observance. The matter was tabled. A public hearing was scheduled for next Tuesday on skating at Fresh Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Jane J. Frakes
Cambridge Street
New England
Wolf Tone May Party in South Boston May 4
The Wolf Tone Association of the Clan-na-Gael will hold a May party at Bethesda Hall in South Boston on Thursday evening May 4. The event invites members and friends to join in a social gathering with music and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Tone
Wolf Tone Association
Clan-na-Gael
Bethesda Hall
South Boston
President McKinley to Attend Boston Banquet in Stormy Weather
Guests in order seating for Home Market Club banquet are arranged with President McKinley and Cabinet officers to attend. A despatch from McKinley’s secretary reassures arrival despite storm. Seating includes notable figures like Lowell Mallalieu Castle and Long. A committee plans reception by Boston officials and a meeting is set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Clarke
Home Market Club
McKinley
Washington
Francis C. Lowell
United States District Court
William F. Mallalieu
M. E. Church
William R. Castle
Washington, D. C
United States
H. A. Thomas
Boston
Josiah Quincy
Navy
John D. Long
Russell A. Alger
Wolcott
William B. Plunkett
William McKinley
Mr. Plunkett
the Treasury
Gage
Smith
Interior
Bliss
Lyman
Rollins
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Murray Crane
Strong
New York City
George A. Marden
Sub-Treasury
New Zngland
Touraine
Mechanics’ Building
Alger
Plunkett
Long
Walcott
Quincy
Board of Aldermen
Barry, Codman, Colby, Dixey
Presho
Daniel J. Kiley
Joseph F. Hickey
Frank S. Atwood
George R. Miller
Arthur K. Peck
Edward L. Logan
Samuel Kasanoff
Andrew A. Badaracevo
P. m
Aldermanic Chamber
Davidson Gronin marriage at St Peter's Roxbury
Miss Cecelia Agnes Cronin of Roxbury married Charles Henry Davidson of Boston in a private ceremony at St. Peter's rectory officiated by Rev. Father Ronan. A wedding supper followed at the bride's parents' home, 14 Dean Street, before the couple departed for a brief wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Agnes Cronin
Roxbury
Charles Henry Davidson
Boston
Father Ronan
St. Peter's Church
Dean Street
Eeter
Carey on Legislation at Franklin Schoolhouse
Representative James I. Carey of Havreville will discuss Socialistic Legislation at the old Franklin schoolhouse on Washington street Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James IF. Carey
Haverhill
Franklin
Washington Street
Bail for Palmer in Providence Supreme Court
Providence February 14 bail will be set in the Supreme Court tomorrow for Amos D Palmer the millionaire charged with wife murder Bonds will be furnished in any amount by prominent citizens The bond is very likely to be set at once
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Supreme Court
Amos D. Palmer
Cipacne
Funeral for Brookline's Harrison Gardner Held at Home
The funeral for Harrison Gardner, a prominent Brookline resident, occurred at his Colchester street home in Longwood at noon yesterday. Rev. Reginald H. Howe, D. D., conducted the service and the interment followed at Mt. Auburn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Gardner
Brookline
Colchester Street
Longwood
Reginald H. Howe
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Nature’s cures set by cod liver oil emulsion remedy
Nature makes the cures after all. Now and then she gets into a tight place and needs helping out. Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with hypophosphites can do just this. It strengthens the nerves, feeds famished tissues, and makes rich blood. Price one dollar. Buckwheat and BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
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Standard Oil
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
NEW York Stock Market
Atchison
Boston & Sons
Boston & Maine
Cir&s
Central Mass
Witchburg
Ewes
Old Colony
Rio Grande
Union Pacific Ee
Sa Adventure
Allionez Eee
Sao Dee
Arnold
Atlantic Go
Boston & Mont
al & Hecla
Humboldt
Osceola
Rhode Island
Washington Eee
Am Bell Tel
Ais Ey
Boston Land
Dom Coal
Erie Tel
Poston Land
Federal Steel Ee
Mergenthaler
Pullman
Worrington
Union CL& M
Isle Royale
McKay
Catulpa
Vere Eeeseeereen
Goodyear
Vis Eas Lee
Brunswick
Isabella
Cripple Creek
Santa Fe
Copper King of
Railroads
Ory
Ld Atchison
Brooklyn Transit
Canada
Pacific
Iowa
Central Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
I &L
Chicago Great West
Chicago & Ill
del & Hudson
del L&w
den & Rio G
Erie New A
Central Ee
North Amer Ca
Northern Pacific
Northwest Ter
Wee
P& Om
Southern Pacific
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Col FB & Tron
Boyederal Steel Tee Eewee
SG General Electric Wee OO
International Paper Ee
Pacifi Mail
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
TC & Iron
Loston
Wyominc Consolidated Copper Co
Paris
Strompt
Norman Cameron
Cape
Brookline Family
Mr. Gray
Liem
Bos
Toura
Vw We
Dugans
Goniradic
Police
Sten
Charse
Castoria
Cora Bradford Lastvening
Needs OF
Cambridge City Council
Davidson
Gronin
Carey
Heptasophs’ Whist Party
Wheelock Hall
Upham’s Corner
Hancock Street
Palmer
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