Insiders Buy as Copper Boom Forecast in Market
Copper stocks rose while insiders and Lake investors piled into blocks on declines. The market hints at a historic copper boom with Amalgamated, New York trading, and Montana Legislature adjournment cited. reports note rising demand, high timber costs, and strong mine prospects.
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Heinze
Amalgamated
New York
Montana
Butte
Boston
West GS Aia
Regis Exchanges
Peas Basen Gerae Wil
United States
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Road
Agricultural Chemical
New York Stock Exchange
Franklin
Union
Quincy West
Rhode Island
Tuttle
Boston & Maine Road
Fitchburg
Toston & Maine
Carnegie
Federal Steel
National Steel
Jupiter Steel Patents and Neal Duplex Brake Sale Planned
The company, sole owner of Jupiter Steel patents, reports 3.6e square feet land near Boston and a large plant in operation. It lists over 300 customers including the Navy and major machinery makers, with 263,480 treasury shares and a plan to sell 10,000 shares at par to fund Neal Duplex Brake production.
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Saugus
Boston & Maine R. R
Mane River
Leverett
Boston City Hall
Rgoo
Iuily
Boston Herald
Jupiter Steel
Navy Department
Boston Elevated
R. R. Co
Westinghouse
Neal Duplex
Copper and Steel Deals Spark Wall Street Rumors
The article outlines anticipated exchanges between Carnegie and Morgan interests, with Morgan life insurance tied to market protection. It notes Copper Range’s plan to build from Houghton to Calumet, stock movements in Burlington and other railroads, bullish chatter on anthracite coal stocks, and speculation on copper shares led by Osceola, Copper Range, Baltic, and Trimountain with a wary view on New Haven earnings.
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Tional
Carnegie
Gtorgan
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Lloyd's
London
Houghton
Calumet
Portage Lake
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
County Board
Mass
Fiurlington
Boston
New York Central
Delaware & Hudson
New Haven
Willett & Gray
Leadville
Corey, Milliken & Co
Soares
Standard Oil
Montana
Butte
Ammalgamated
Lake Superior
Osceola
Copper Range
Baltic
Trimountain
Itah
Id Miminion
United States
Ate
Catarrhal Powder Advertises For Relief After 20 Years
A Duluth journalist Charles Brown testifies to relief from throat and nasal catarrh after using Abre Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. He reports rapid improvement within 15 minutes and claims several bottles nearly cured him. Sold by Burwell & Sons in Boston and by druggists.
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Chas
Brown
Duluth
Minop
Heating Troubles At Boston Public Library Prompt New Plans
Librarian James T Whitney plans a heating overhaul at Bates Hall as cold days persist. Radiator placement and high side-wall pipes keep heat from reaching readers, while lighting criticized for harsh glare. Architect John A Fox reviews options amid ongoing building alterations and cost concerns.
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James T. Whitney
Bates Hall
Boston Public Library
Whitney
Bates
John Aox
Fox, Jenney & Gale
Boston
McKim, Mead & White
New York
Fox
Judge Mellen Chamberlain
Prince Cantacuzene to Sail for America With Family
Prince and Princess Cantacuzene plan a U S visit this summer with their four year old son. They will base in Newport and travel from St. Petersburg where Princess Cantacuzene, formerly Julia Dent Grant, enjoys courtly life with many servants, jewels, and rings.
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America
Newport
Julia Dent Grant
ST. Petersburg
Cantacuzene
United States
U. S. Grant
International Folk Songs Concert in Boston Turns Hall
The Boston Turn Verein presents a Sunday concert on March 8 at Turn Hall with a program of international folk songs in original languages. Directed by Belling, the event features piano duets, baritone and soprano solos, string and mixed quartets, and various national tunes including Spanish, Hungarian, Italian, French, Polish, Swedish, and Norwegian selections.
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Boston
Boston Turn Verein
Belling
Turn Hall
Moskowsky
Clara Newman
Touts Kelterborn
Weekes Dod
Erie
Haydn
Escotele
Wearlig
Ayo
Foote Wither
Umlau
Aug
Shoefer
Schubert
Ernet
Brahms
R. Grammann
Riussland
Solog
Rouget de
Annie
Boheman
Dr. Selterhorn
Pr. Kelterborn
Mn. Rameerer
Altes
M. Ramsevyer
J Fiala Morand
A. Etter
A Schoefer
Bassey
Chopin Santa Lucia
Neapolitan
Moskowski
Hardanger
Halfdan Kjerulf
Atertean
Family 20 Years Broken Up In Curious Reunion
Hopkinton tale of the Colburns a father and two daughters who after twenty years of separation and living under different surnames meet again. Grace Gates and Maude Coburn Raymond were adopted after their mother died in 1879. Grace later nursed a patient who later learned of the sisters. The father visited Mrs Raymond in South Framingham for the first time in two decades.
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Hopkinton
Grace “Gates
Polytechnic Hospital
New York
Colburn
Grace
Maude
Nathan Gates
Pramingham
Frank Coburn
Hopkin
Framingham
Moulton Considered as U S District Attorney Replacement
Henry P. Moulton of Salem expresses willingness to accept the United States district attorney post to succeed Bowdoin Jones. He cites 33 years of active Essex County practice and seeks a change in legal work. Senators Hoar and Lodge and Representative Moody are expected to recommend him to the President.
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Henry P. Moulton
Salem
United States
Bowd Kb. Jones
Moulton
Wssex County
Hoar and Lodge
Moody
Jones
Senate
Henry FP. Moulton
Beverly
North Beverly
Amherst
J.y. Mahoney
Register of Probate
Beecher Declared Insane After Revolver Attack
John Beecher who shot William Grant on January twenty eight was ordered mentally examined and sent to the insane hospital. Indicted for murderously assaulting Grant with a revolver on January twenty six the defendant testified briefly as evidence was reviewed by Judge Sheldon and doctors Jelly and Sargent diagnosed delusionary insanity deeming him dangerous to be at large.
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John Beecher
William Grant
Paunton Beecher
Grant
Trisl
Evidene
Beecher
Sheldon
George S. Jelly
George A. Sargent
Jarg
Indictment Found Against Hudson Tax Collector Miles
The Middlesex county grand jury for the February term at Cambridge found an indictment against Fid I Miles of Hudson former tax assessor. There are several counts for embezzlement and larceny. Miles pleaded not guilty. No bill was found in the case of Avenie Co. Wmeryr, the Waltham fireman charged with setting fire to the central fire station. No bill was found in the manslaughter charge against Michael Ahearn alleged to have caused the death of Thomas H. Carroll at Mast Cambridge early last Sunday morning.
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Middlesex County
Cambridge
Fid I. Miles
Hudson
Bults
Avenie Co
Wmeryr
Waltham
Michael Ahearn
Thomnas HH. Carroll
Mast Cambridge
Death of Serjeant Waining Aboard Sheridan
Serjeant Hardie M. Waining of Company F1 Forty-second U S Volunteer Infantry died aboard the transport Sheridan on February 6 as the ship neared San Francisco Harbor. He had suffered chronic dysentery in the Philippines and was returning home. He was born in Stockton Springs Maine on a 23rd birthday.
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Hardie M. Waining
Forty-second
United States Volunteer Infantry
A. M. Waining
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Sheridan
San Francisco
Philippines
Stockton Springs
Identity of Dorchester Bay teen given as James Kennessey
The body of 16 year old James Kennessey of Kimball street was identified yesterday. He had been missing from home since Tuesday morning.
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Dorchester Bay
James Kennessey
Kimball Street
Golden weddings honor two Somerset couples
Evo celebrations mark 50 years of marriage for Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Leander Davis in Somerset. The couples, living within 150 yards of each other, have no children among their relatives.
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Tri. River
Somerset
Nathan
Davis
Leander BP
Leander Davis
Heave
Dean's Ointment Promises Relief for Delicate Skin
An old ad urges relief for eczema and other skin troubles with Dean's ointment claiming to soothe delicate skin without harm. Available at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Dean
Hall Urges kinder garden reform for boys ethics study
Dr G Stanley Hall of Clark University spoke to the State Federation of Women's Clubs in Brockton advocating less busy work and more nature study for boys. He praised a German kindergarten where children nap at 11 and urged teaching ethics as habit over logic. Other speakers included Mrs Clara B Bentley and Dr William Byron Parien.
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Brockton
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Clara B. Bentley
Roxburghe Club
William Byron Parien
Trade bill drummers sending in big orders says man
A local report notes traders claim the trade bill prompts drummers to push large orders. The piece cites a labor situation getter Bradstraet saying prices show exceptional strength and demand persists across markets.
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Man
Bradstraet’s
Shoe trade outlook signals steady demand and firm prices
Trade review notes broad nationwide activity in footwear with heavy orders from agents and retailers, few price drops, and rising staples. Rail, bank, and textile indicators show cautious optimism for 1900, while raw cotton weakness and weather affect retail demand and leather sectors.
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Net
York
By&. Co
T Wilsay
Manul
Far West
Th Try
R Boston
Tivernoo
Manchester
India
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Weath
Phio
Chicago
Boston
Son
Carnegie Pays 25 Million to Carnegie Mills Purchase
In New York on February 13 Andrew Carnegie received 25 million dollars in cash as part of the sale of the Carnegie mills to Morgan control. The payment at an uptown hotel involved minority stockholders and marks the first cash portion of the Steel Trust deal with Schwab expected to exit and Morgan’s influence rising. Additional millions in bonds may follow as guarantees.
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Federal
Isle Royale
Clin & Spr
Alor ‘ Pot
Mayflower Mining
Rg Minitns
Merced Ey Mercenthaler Lin
Michigan Mining
Mohawk Mining
Fea
New York Central
den NY Ui & Eis
Sid Ney
MD Dominion
Pere Marquette
Phenix Mining
Pullman Co
Rhode Island
Santa
Santa Yeabel
Tamara
Eonrat
Tecumseh Mining
Torrington
Victoria Mining
West Ind
Westing
Wabash
Dirks
New York
Andrew Carnegie
J. Pierpont Morgan
Carnegie
Carnegie Company
Steel Trust
Carnegie Mills
Charles M. Schwab
Mrorgan
H.C
Mr. Carnegie
Mrs Dewey Sells Property on Little Island Chester
Alise, wife of Admiral Dewey, sold Little Island, Chester, which she bought last summer. The property was disposed to a prominent resident of Washington.
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Tai
Alise
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Littleish Island
Chester
Washington
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Steel Deal Developments
Margen
H.W. Pattee & CO. Bankers
State St
Washington 7
Meson
Oliver Street
Ricks
Vonda
ST@CK
NEW York Stock Market
Railroads
R & MA
BP & M
M& i
I Gas & Coxe de
Seattle
Reece Gor
Arnold
Walth
Bonanza Mining
Albany
Boston & Maine
Bos & Mon
Bos Quicksa
Bos Water Power
Boylston St Land
Alavutte & Bos
Ju & Abe
Cochlth
Crescent Mining
Ron & Steel Os
Heizon Elechilw
My BO
Canada Southern
Sony
Ehee Ae Nee
Coty
Ind
Louis
Joo
St Louis
Colorado Southern
Doj & Tiustson
Denver
Great Northert
Hocking
Iowa
Minn & St T Lea
Pacific
Texas & Pa
Union Pactiec Ata
Pir Awahh
Amalgamated Copper
Bis O Bohs Am Cotton
Joo Hy
Sky
Es Am Steel
Nikonda
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Continental Tobacco
Abig
Fedral Steel
General Electric
International
Nat Steel
New York Air ‘Nvake
Waelfic Mail
Tron & & Deals Ak
Tenn Coal & Tron
U S
Boby Western Union
Heat Nokurat Library
MR. Whitney
Prince
Princess
Turn Verein
Ton. Maude
MR. Jones
Saye Moulton of
Salen
Miles
Wilk Esbarre
Penn
Mary Jane Beaker
Nicholas Burkhart
Burkhart
Waining
James Hennessey
Salvation Oil
Stanley Hall
Mrs. Dewey Sells
New England Murtual Life Insurance Company
Post Office
Boson
Eet
Massachusetts
Oma
Milk Street
F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
F. Truld
WM. B. Turnel
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