Douglas Copper Bonds Advance to 152 in Major Pledge
Boston financier C F King promotes the Douglas Copper Company 6 percent convertible bonds, detailing a price rise from 123 to 152 by March 1, tied to a plan to keep the issue in investor hands and prevent speculative trading. He vows full publicity, outlines strict purchase limits, and forecasts large future dividends as the mine expands.
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Douglas Copper Company
Douglas
Mexico
Douglas Securities
United States
Europe
Calumet & Hecla Company
C. F. King
E Boston Five Still in Lead in School League
Four league games last week produced expected results. Dorchester erred by playing South Boston after a forfeited contest, losing 46 to 6. Roxbury, under Coach Crowley, showed a speedy, creditable style and should beat Boston Latin next. Upcoming games include Roxbury at Boston Latin Tuesday and South Boston at English High Wednesday.
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Dorchester
South Boston
D. H
Regnier
Gheridina
Roxbury Five
Crowley
Boston Latin
Sheehan
Roxbury
English High
West Roxbury
Mechanic Arts
East Boston
Local clubs seek basketball games with various weight classes
A list of Boston area teams and clubs including East Boston Eagles Somerville A A Concord A A Arcadia and others seeking matchups against second and weight specific teams from 90 to 130 pounds with contact names and addresses in East Boston Somerville Dorchester Roxbury Chelsea Dorchester and Cambridge. South Framingham notes that captain's authority is final.
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East Boston Eagles
E. F. Ripley
Brooke Street
East Boston
Somerville A. A
St. Mary’s. Milton
Duncan Street
Dorchester
North End
R. Berger
Cooper Street
Boston
Wonders
Queen Quality
St. Andrew
Dennen House
Chelsea High
Ellis Memorial
Chelsea Y. M. C. A
W. A. Z. Burke
Liverpool Street
Faxon A
T. Phelan
Patterson Street
New Dorchesters
Tyening High
Lakesides
J. J. Collins
Freeport Street
Riverside A. C
W. Shea
Winthrop Street
St. John Juniors
Sennett
Heath Street
Roxbury
Fairfield A. C
William Bannon
High Street
West Medford
Care Fairfield
Portsmouth A. C
T. Dunn
Bristol Street
Cambridge
Harwood A. C
G. Haliburton
St. Rose Street
Jamaica Plain
South Framingham
Yale Rumors Worry the Harvard Men
Yale undergraduates doubt Harvard will face Yale on the gridiron next fall while Harvard officials weigh new football rules. The athletic committee, led by H. S. White, supports football with several professors backing the game. Graduates leaving the team, veteran players graduating, and limited eligibility leave Harvard with a thin roster, while coach Bill Reid remains keen on the next season.
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Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
National Football Rules Committee
Harvard Athletic Committee
H. 8. White
Sugden
Goodhue
Kelley
Snyder
Leary
Brill
White
Kersberg
McFadon
Squires
Nichols
Nesmith
Guild
Harrison
Carr
Burr
Pierce
Parker
Barney
Spear
MacDonald
Starr
Newhall
Wendell
Foster
Lockwood
Bill Reid
Penn
Moroccan Conference to Discuss Police Control
Algeciras February 18. The most difficult question before the conference, policing of Morocco, will proceed this week. The exchange of notes between France and Germany leads to the belief that both countries are desirous of reaching an amicable adjustment.
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Algeciras
Morocco
France
Germany
Plans for College Ball Feb 26 in Boston
The Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston reports a large meeting at 41 East Newton Street. Charles J. Murphy presided as sub-committee chairmen detailed plans for the Symphony Hall event on February 26, promising the most brilliant Catholic society gathering yet. Tickets limited to avoid overcrowding, with many orders and some still available. A profusely illustrated souvenir is planned. Transportation arrangements address carriage handling for a large crowd, aiming to prevent congestion. A ladies’ meeting is set for this afternoon at 38:30 o'clock in Symphony Hall by invitation of Rev. W F Gannon S J.
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Young Men’s Catholic Association of Boston
East Newton Street
Charles J. Murphy
Symphony Hall
Boston
Committee On Transportation
W. F. Gannon
S. J
Association
Buford Rescues 37 Japanese From Tunamoto Wreck
Honolulu dispatch reports United States transport Buford arrived from Manila with 37 Japanese survivors picked up after the barkentine Tunamoto wreck on February 7. The Tunamoto was dismasted and provisionsless, traveling from Tokyo toward Marcus Island when disaster struck.
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Honolulu
United States
Buford
Manila
Tokio
Marus Island
Brookline A A U Team Heads to New York Championships
The Brookline Swimming Club sails to New York for the National A A U championships at the New York Athletic Club starting Wednesday. Brookline entries include relay and water polo squads with swimmers such as W B Boyce L G Rich and P Withington. Strong fields from Chicago Yale Columbia New York A C and Missouri A C compete in relays and diving events.
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Brookline Swimming Club
New York
New York Athletic Club
C. M. Daniels
New York A. C
C. J. Handy
Chicago Flyer
J. Scott Leary
San Francisco
Walter Boyce
Chicago Athletic Club
Yale
Columbia
Missouri Athletic Club
Chicago A. C
Brookline
Lawson May Go to New Jersey
Edward McSweeney says Lawson is uncertain about accepting Senator Minturn’s Trenton invitation to attend a public hearing on a resolution to force Attorney General McCarter to start proceedings to annul the Standard Oil charter. If he goes, Lawson may reveal information about John D. Rockefeller and the Standard Oil case. He leaves Boston for Peoria with guests and may speak at the Creve Coeur Club Washington’s Birthday dinner.
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Edward McSweeney
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Trenton
N. J
James Minturn
Ida M. Tarbell
Hadley
Missouri
McCarter
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Legislature
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Mr. Lawson
Boston
Peoria
R. W. Kempshall
Creve Coeur Club
Washington
Market Review and Outlook Signals Tight Money Conditions
The past week shows money conditions as the market’s key driver with shrinking surplus reserves and higher time loan rates not seen in a decade. Relief may come from building reserves or stock price declines, while coal, rail legislation, wheat, and crop outlooks influence demand for metals, suggesting a conservative stance for large holders until clarity on crops emerges. Bond yields in New York rise, indicating a firmer money market. Copper stock fluctuations are noted with a comparative weekly table.
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New York City
New Haven Men Get Increase On Wages In 1906
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad announces a new wage scale for 1906. Conductors on through New York trains gain five dollars a day plus two uniforms annually. Electric car conductors rise to 2.60, ticket collectors to 2.85, baggage masters to 2.25, rear and passenger brakemen to 2.10 and 2.50 respectively, freight and way freight flagmen and brakemen see raises, and yard conductors and brakemen gain 10 hour work days with higher pay.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New York
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey advertisement claim
An advertisement argues indigestion stems from poor digestion and promotes Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a pure, mild tonic. It recommends a tablespoon with water and sugar before after or with meals and notes the product is bottled in sealed quarts with 25 percent more whiskey than competing measures. It urges purchasing from licensed dealers and cautions to check the proprietor’s signature on the label.
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America
Maryland
Graves
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London
Gouyard
Co. F. King Journal Building
E. Boston
West
EF. H. Nichols
Professor Merriman
Reid
Henry B. Blackwell
John B. Dore
Michael J. Murray
Garrett W
Scollard
James M. Morrison
Brookline Oui
A. U. Swimming Championship
N. E
Championship of New England
Hub Billiard Rooms
Clarkson Wort
King
Paige Rr
Engstrom Parker
Evecare
Emerson Campbell
Allouez Amalgamated
Isle Royale
North Butte
Old Dominion
Quincy
Tamarack
Ccsee
Utah
Winona
Ccseee
SOULE
New Haven
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