Stocks Down Amid Weakness With Copper News and Dividends
Wall Street and London markets showed a generally weak tone as buying interest dwindled and money rates rose. Copper stocks and Union Pacific movements weighed on sentiment while Amalgamated and Northern Pacific led declines. authorities expect a reduced bank surplus next week.
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Wall Street
Union Pacific
Stock Exchange
South America
State Street
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Northern Pacific
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Steels
London
American
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
St. Paul
Colorado
Great Northern
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Railway
Steel
Earnings Statements for Railroads and Earnings Comparison
Earnings statements show railroad and other earnings reported for the period, compared with the same period last year. The item mentions Boston and Albany as part of the reporting context.
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Boston & Albany
Stock dividends and payments due in March
A list of companies with cash payments due in March: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey at $15 a share payable March 15. North Butte Mining Company quarterly $1.25 a share. National Lead Company regular quarterly 1% on preferred payable March 15. United States Envelope Company regular semi annual 2.1% on preferred payable March 1. American Railways Company regular quarterly 1.1% payable March 15.
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Standard Ofl Company of
New Jersey
North Butte Mining Companys
National Lead Company
The
United States Envelope Company
American Railways Company
United States of America
United States
State of Maine
Bangor
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Company
Solomon Jincoln
Boston
F. W. Cram
Lincoln
Massachusetts
Maine
Boston Chamber opposes municipal lighting plant acquisition
The Boston Chamber of Commerce announced its position against municipal acquisition of lighting plants. It voted to oppose pending bills in the Legislature that would remove safeguards preventing hasty and ill considered actions by cities or towns on this issue.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Lawson Opens New Phase in Copper War
The Battle of Amalgamated versus Heinze intensifies as Thomas W. Lawson vows to pursue legal action to halt the consolidation. He warns the fight will expand to new fronts and alleges a deliberate criminal conspiracy involving at least 12 men, brokers, and news bureau owners to inflate blank paper and mislead the public.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Amalgamated- Heinze
Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Amalgamated
Anaconda
United Copper
North Butte
Boston curb market shows copper rights and Eagle & Blue Bell activity
Active day at the Exchange place curb brokers with Greene Consolidated Copper rights trading from 8 cents in the morning to 30 cents at close. Greene stock transactions moderately heavy with prices between 26 18 and 27 per share. New York buyers keep Eagle & Blue Bell stock steady around 4.
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New York
North Butte
Old Dominion
Amalgamated
American
Pneumatic
Allouez
Bingham
Calumet & Hecla
Copper Range
Massachusetts Electric Common
Parrott
United Copper
Utah Consolidated
Exchange Place
Greene Consolidated
Greene
Eagle & Blue Bell
Chicago Grain Quotations From Ennis and Stoppani
Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain prices with May wheat at 85 1/4 to 85 3/4, corn May 43 1/2, July 48 3/4, and oats around 30 1/4. The grain letter notes a steady opening followed by liquidation and short selling, bearish general news, large primary receipts, and only mild bullish signals from the Southwest damaged crop reports.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Argentina
Moran to Try Test in Bucket Shop Crusade
By request of counsel the case of John V. Flanagan of J. J. Quinlan & Co. charged with maintaining a gambling nuisance was continued yesterday to Feb 2. John B. Moran, who engaged his own counsel for the case, intends to make it a test case of the bucket shop crusade.
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John V. Flanagan
J. J. Quinlan & Co
John B. Moran
Brookline Clerk George F Joyce Celebrates 78th Birthday
George F Joyce veteran clerk of the Brookline Board of Selectmen marked his 78th birthday yesterday at his Gorham avenue home. Born in New Brunswick in 1828 he moved to Roxbury and to Brookline in 1883. He was appointed clerk two years later and serves as a deacon of the First Baptist Church.
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George F. Joyce
Brookline
Garfield Evidence From Packers Case Spurs Government Inquiry
Feb 15 Chicago D E Hartweil of Swift and Co and Arthur Meeber of Armon & Co testified in the neckerkers case about government information requests. They described assurances not to use data against packers and explained how Garfield sought details and how the packers supplied them.
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Chicago
D. E. Hartweil
Swift & Co
Arthur Meeber
Armon & Co
Eee Nneckers
Hs Government
Garfield
Rumors Rise on Gale Resignation at Beacon Trust
Rumors swept the street that Beacon Trust Company President John A. Gale might be asked to resign over the loan of 330000 to Providence Trust Company, a venture tied to Ferdinand Borges. Gale declined to speak, while directives say only stockholders can remove him. court testimony hinted at questionable pass book transactions.
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John A. Gale
Beacon Trust Company
Gale
Providence Trust Company
Ferdinand Borges
Ubero
Charles Street
Wright Vs. Borges
Borges
Rhode Island
Francis Is Subdued On Return To Prison
Minot St. Clair Francis, a Black convict who escaped Massachusetts State Farm while serving 20 years for assault, resisted being sent to Thomaston for a 16 year term for a post office break and assault. He was clubbed into submission during transfer but offered no further resistance and was delivered to prison officials.
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Portland
Minot
St. Clair Francis
Massachusetts
Lynn
Thomaston
Red Beach
Big Freight Wreck in Rhode Island Near Wickford Junction
Feb 15. A derailed Eastbound extra freight No 86 from New York to Boston near Wickford Junction after a wheel or journal broke on a coal car. Thirty cars involved, no injuries. Clearing eastbound track expected to take 15 to 20 hours.
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Wickford, R. T
New York
Boston
Wickford Junction
Miners Hope to Avert Strike in Pennsylvania Coal War
New York Feb 15 There were signs that issues between coal mining operators may be settled without a strike. The mine workers were not fully ready to proceed with negotiations as the sunrise to the operators. The special scale committee of the union anthracite mine workers stated general propositions it desired the operators to grant and then began drafting detailed demands.
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New York
Anthracite Mine Workers of Pennsylvania
German tariff plans affected by hearings ruling
Washington February 15. The Presidents refusal to allow certain importing interests open hearings in contested valuations will impact the German government's plans to apply the new tariff.
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Washington
Waltham Hospital Receives $5000 Donation
Mrs. Caroline Foster Stickney widow of Joseph Stickney of New York donates 5000 dollars to Waltham Hospital. A Joseph Stickney free bed will be established. Mrs. Stickney is visiting her mother Mrs. P. P. Foster in Waltham.
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Waltham
Waltham Hospital
Caroline Foster Stickney
Joseph Stickney
New York
Chase Inquest Postponed Indefinitely in Swampscott
The inquest into the death of Mrs. Jennie P. Chase of Swampscott is postponed indefinitely. Swampscott Chief of Police Harris said he has no idea when it will resume.
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Jennie P. Chase
Swampscott
Harris
Revered Mother General of Gray Nuns Visits New England
The reverend mother general of the Gray Nuns arrived from Montreal to oversee regular visitation of the order's missions in the area. The order's first New England work was the City Orphan Asylum in Salem, followed by the Protectory of Lawrence and the Home for Working Girls at 89 Union Park Street, a large Catholic facility serving self-supporting women and travelers in need of affordable shelter or employment preparation.
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Gray Nuns
Montreal
New England
City Orphan Asylum
Salem
Lawrence
Union Park Street
WALTHAM PLAYERS MINSTREL SHOW SHINES IN ENDECOTT HALL
The Waltham Players minstrel show, held in Endicott Hall, pleased audiences with a strong performance. Miss Katherine Lyons delivered a notable monologue and cake walk aided by B A Gibson, with L P Shannon Jones, Gibson and Lyons serving as interlocutors and with tambos Dr Frank A Harris and Henry A Fourcy providing percussion.
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Waltham
Endicott Hall
Katherine Lyons
B. A. Gibson
L. P. Shannon
Jones
Mr. Lyons
Tambos
Frank A. Harris
Henry A. Fourcy
Hearing delayed in Hooper bench warrant case
The hearing before United States Commissioner Hayes on Foster Hooper, arrested on a bench warrant issued by the United States District Court in New Jersey, was continued yesterday to February 26.
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United States
Hayes
Foster Hooper
United States District Court
New Jersey
Official N E Breeders' Races New York
The Jockey Club stewards announced race dates for Rockingham Park and the New England Breeders' Club. From June 28 to July 21 there are 21 racing days, then from September 4 to September 15 there are 18 racing days.
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New York
Jockey Club
Rockingham Park
N. H
New England
Breeders’ Club
Stop Funeral for $1 Feels Across Philadelphia Borough
In Philadelphia area, Yeadon authorities clash with funeral processions over a $1 fee for Holy Cross Cemetery burials. Police and sheriffs halted hearse passes, with several arrests of undertakers, amid language barriers and protests. A rope across the street briefly stopped parades as new burial permits legalize cross-jurisdiction burial.
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Philadelphia
Yeadon
Holy Cross Cemetery
Great Cemetery
Girl Was Her Own Detective In Court
Miss Maude Winters told Judge Bennett of her alleged sleuthing to find the guilty woman after Jacob Short claimed he was robbed of 300 dollars while being measured for a gown in a Mason street dining room. The waiter supported Winters, who denied the theft and was held in 500 dollars, with Short and police convinced of her guilt.
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Jacob Short
Maude Winters
Rogues’ Gallery
Bennett
Short
Mason Street
Miss Winters
Hibernian Gaelic School 1st Reunion Brings 200 Couples
The first reunion of the MTibernian Gaelic School Club drew over 200 couples to Lincoln Hall last evening. A concert preceded dancing with floor director Dennis F. Cohan assisted by Michael O Connor and Miss Florence Sullivan. Dr. George P. Madden chaired the reception committee. the event was praised as an unqualified success.
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Mtibernian Gaelic School Club
Lincoln Hall
Dennis F. Cohan
Michael O’connor
Florence Sullivan
George P. Madden
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Bingham Consolidated Properties
American Smelting and Refining Company
Bingham Copper and Gold Company
Eagle and Blue Bell
Tintic
Bingham Consolidated
Heinze
Bingham District
Calumet
Arizona
Globe, Ari
Continental
Mackay Companies
Clarence H. Mackay
William W. Cook
George G. Ward
Dumont Clarke
Edward C. Platt
Mass Consolidated Mining Company
Harde, Bonner & Co
New York Stock Eexchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Springfield
Mass
British Columbia Copper Company
Underwood
Treasury
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Pittsburg
United Copper Preferred
North Butte Mining Company
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Twe
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Worcester
Worcester Consolidated Street Railway Company
Cincinnati
Soule
Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer
Amer Hide & Lea
Amer Smelting & Refug
Amer Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Wee
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Mil & St Paul
Hicago Ter & Trans
Cc. C & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado Southern
Boia Pera
Consolidated Gas
Denver & Rio Grande
General Electric
Illinois Central
International
Iowa Central Fe
Kansas City Southern
Louisville
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan
St Ry
Minneapolis & St Louis
Minn
St P
Cess
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Sloss
Sheffield
St Louis & S F
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Texas & Pacific Er
Toledo
St Louis & West
Usta Rae Tok
HOY Tnion Pacific
Ees Ck Se
U_S Rubber
Serene Eeree
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Virginia Carolina Chem
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Do Ref Core
Westinghouse Electric
Wheeling & Lake Erie
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New York Funds
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Bankers Sterling
Peop
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Bell
Dominion Coal
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Union Pac
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Mohawk
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Quincy
Santa
Utah
Victoria
Winonaes
Cumberland
Georgia
Reece Bury & Vod
Seattle
Luz aThe Pullan
Union Land
United Fruit
Ss Steel
West Eloc As
Critifs
Oolen
Isle Royale
Swift Co
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NEW York Bonds
M.k&t
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C of Gais
Penn cv Do Ist Inc
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Chamber of Commerce
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Calumet & Pittsbur
Pittsburg & Duluth Ee
East Butte
Taven
Nevada-U
Black Mountain
American Rotary
Troy Manhattan
Gibraltar
N. E. Gold & “Copper
Jim Butler
Mary's Rights
Junction
Ese Ee Reeresnesere
Soul E
Moran
Packers
Northern Maine Seaport Railroad Co
United States Mortgage & Trust CO
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Co
Brown Brothers & CO
Club Francis
R. I
Chase
Gray Nuns OF
Waltham Players’ Minstrel Show
Hooper
N. E
Hibernian Gaelic School
St.louis
Willard Massey
N.E.F
P.A
Washington St
Boston, Mass
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