Copper market holds steady as insiders trade cheap stock
Insiders traded copper stocks on a buysome price of 17 cents while the public watched Utah and Baltic moves. Market remains strong with declining floating stock and anticipated price rises once the public enters, as banks accept copper as collateral and brokerages borrow less. Rumors involve New Haven lease, smelting plant notes, Amalgamated legislation hopes, and exchange hours adjustments.
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Utah
Baltic
Boston
New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
New Haven
Engineering and Mining Journal
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific
Montana
Messrs. Hayden, Stone & Co
Helena
Heinzeits
Supreme Court
Amalgamated
Butte
Senate
Westinghouse
Boston Stock Exchuve
Trinity Copper Company
Ord
Boston Stock Exchange
Trinity Mining Company
Dunstan and
Dunstan and Richardson, Hill & Co
Phenix
St. Clair
St. Clair 'S
Pinkham
Boston Stock Markets Close With Wide Price Gaps
Boston reports the day’s trading showing highest and lowest sales alongside the closing bid and asked prices. The brief summary notes market activity without naming specific stocks or figures.
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Boston
A. B. C. of Wall Street Advertisement Notice
An ad from A Nelson of the Wall Street staff at the New York Evening Sun offers rice for $1 and invites readers to post to P O Box 2061 Boston to receive a volume by mark.
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A. B.C
Wall St
A. Nelson
New York Evening Sun
P. O. Box
Boston
Mark
United States Steal Co Plans Sale of 10000 Shares
The United States Steal Co sole owner of Jupiter Steel patents reports 3 250 000 square feet of land near Boston and Malden River Everett within 34 miles of City Hall. The firm cites 12 percent dividends since 1899 and plans to sell 10 000 treasury shares to raise working capital for the Neal Duplex Brake.
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Saugus
Boston & Maine R. R
Malden River
Everett
Boston City Hall
Boston Herald
Jupiter Steel
Navy Department
Boston Elevated
R. R. Co
Westinghouse
Neal Duplex
Dom
Dom Iron & Steel
East Bosto Land
Elm River
Erie Tel Tree
Franklin Mining
Gen Electric
Isle Royale
FIS & M
Mem & iPss
Mass Electric
Bee Aig
tMass Mintnge
Mayflower Mining
Mexican Centre
Michigan Mining
Kan & Tex
tMohawk Mining
Mont C & C
Nat Tube
Oeteee
Cot Yarn
NY Gas & Coke
New Eng
Old Colony Mining
Old Domin Mining
Ani, T
Osceola Mining
Parrot Mining
Pere Marquette Ae Ee
de Servi Ee
Phenix Mining
Pullman Co
Quincy Mining
Reece Buttenhole
Rhode Island
Rutland
Enta We
Shawmut Oil
Swift & Co
Tamarack
O Tecumseh Mining
Tenn Coal & Iron
Torrington
United Shoes
Utah Mining
Victor Mining
Victoria Mining
West End
West Find St Ry
Westinghous el
Winona Mining
Wollaston Land
Wolverine
Wyandot Mining
Ees Eeesees
Esce Increasse
Anucorne Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Nat Biscuit Ereseesense
Nat Delanskeseeetewns Laag Ceceewsseeedeen
Nat Steelee
Nat O Pref. Sewleessea Vanes Tube
Rep Iron & Steel
Western Union
Ewes
United States Steel Co Dividend and Security Totals
The company reports ix dividend second instalment paid and tAs assessment paid. Total sales include QListed stocks 30383 shares rights 6525 shares bonds 107715 unlisted stocks 6061 shares bonds 33000.
Little Italy Fiesta Shrove Tuesday in Boston North End
The second and greatest day of Fiesta d Italie drew masqued crowds through Boston's North End streets. Groups wore devils and columbines and danced to tambourines and sarabands recalling Rome and Florence while candles burned in homes and Lent preparations began.
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Italia
Boston
Little Italy
Italy
North End
Rome
Florence
Campagna
Fiesole
Christ
Jollity Crew Stirs St Francis Parish with Minstrel Show
The United States cruiser Jollity crew staged a minstrel show last evening in St. Francis de Sales School hall Charlestown. Led by Captain Joseph H. King the cast included John H. Killilea first lieutenant and John P. Green second lieutenant with en signs Charles Cadigan and John L. Flanagan. The program closed with Snobson's Stag Party.
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United States
John L. Flanagan
Snobson
MacArthur reception at Malacanang Palace dazzles Manila crowd
General MacArthur's reception at Malacañang Palace in Manila drew thousands as the palace was decorated and illuminated. The Filipino population attended, with General MacArthur and the ladies of the United States Commission greeting guests as dancing followed the formalities.
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Manila
General MacArthur
Malaenan
United States Commission
Edwin Gould Served With Chancery Summons in Texas Case
Edwin Gould was served today with a summons in chancery in NEW OPLEPANS. An amended bill was filed in the United States Circuit Court in the suit United States v. Texas & Pacific Railroad Company and all Gould family members including Countess de Castellane. The filing adds railroad land settlers who learned of Gould's presence and papers were served this week. Gould will stay in the city until a hearing is fixed.
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New Oplepans
Edwin Gould
United States Circuit Court
United States
Texas & Pacific Railroad Company
Gould
Countess de Castellane
International Company of the Far East to Control China Trade
Brussels and European American financiers form a trust led by Colonel Thys to dominate China's commerce. The King of Belgium is named as secret promoter of the International Company of the Far East. M. Francqui, ex-consul at Shanghai, to serve as agent general at $20 000 yearly with engineers and officials.
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China
London
Brussels
The
Daily Mail
Europe
United States
Thys
International Company of
Shanghai
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Aids Consumption Victims
Advert explains Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a mild, tissue building remedy for wasting diseases like consumption anemia and emaciation. It claims physicians prescribe it for its concentrated malt extract quality and tolerable taste, with licensed dealers and Eastern Drug Company Boston supplying the trade.
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Graves
Maryland
Eastern Drug Company
Boston
Milwood saloon raid leaves widow dead as arrests rise
Four farmers John Wilburn William Thornbury Andy Wilson and Turner were arrested on murder charges in the Milwood Kansas saloon raid that killed Mrs Rose Hudson wife of bartender Hudson during an armed assault. Additional arrests expected as tensions flare between farmers and saloonkeepers.
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Milwood
Kan
John Wilburn
William Thornbury
Andy Wilson
Turner
Rose Hudson
William Webb
Hudson
Michael Lochner
Brookline Wheelmen Minstrel Show Delights Brookline Hall Crowd
The Brookline Wheelmen annual minstrel at Uniton Hall on High Street featured 33 members in khaki fatigues with black face all but one interlocutor T J Burke. The Philippines themed act included monologues and musical numbers by John O Quinn Carl Rump Foley Crowley and others. After the show club members and guests gathered at Village Square where Vice-President Costello presented President Joseph W Cook with a gold watch chain and charm.
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Uniton Hall
High Street
Brookline
Brookline Wheelmen
United States
T. J. Burke
Mim
Philippines
John O. Quinn
Carl Rump
Cornet
Foley
Crowley
George O. McKenna
Callahan
Troy
Sandy’" Chapman
J. J. Lynch
J. E. Wallace
T. J. Crannan
Jones
J.T. Dr
Thomas E. Costello
Joseph W. Cook
Cook
Pocahontas Ladies Elect Massachusetts Officers
The Pocahontas Association of Massachusetts met at the United States Hotel and elected officers led by President Mrs Adelaide Cady of Springfield and First Vice President Mrs E Walker of East Boston who is next in line for the presidency. Secretary Miss Mary G Cloutman of Marblehead and Treasurer Miss Flora J Searle of Chelsea also named.
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Ladies’ Pocahontas Association of
Massachusetts
United States Hotel
Adelaide Cady
Springfield
E. Walker
East Boston
Annie Mae Allen
Natick
Mary G. Cloutman
Marblehead
Flora J. Searle
Chelsea
Walker
Rex Pageant Graces Comus Parade With Opera Themes
New Orleans February 19 report notes clearing skies for Rex pageant. Comus parade showcases elaborate costumes and tableaux inspired by Alda Samson and Delilah Parsifal Huguenots and other music master works.
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New Orleans
Rex
Alda
Samson
Delah
Aldermen Favor O'Neill After Hearing
Cambridge Aldermen rejected Mayor Dickinson's discharge recommendation for fireman O'Neill. The vote was 8 to 2 with Davis and Long voting for discharge. City officers Edward J. Brandon Albert M. Pear William W. Dallinger Harry T. Upham were unanimously reelected.
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Cambridge
Edward J. Brandon
Albert M. Pear
William W. Dallinger
Harry T. Upham
Malden Appropriations Set at 386 200 in Budget
Malden’s early government gathered to elect sinking fund commissioners and approve the annual budget. Key items include fire department 34000 health 14500 police 33000 poor 28000 schools buildings 8900 schools salaries 141100 street department 19000 street lights 30000. Total appropriation 386200.
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Malden
Sinking Fund
Charles H. Wise
James O. Otis
Forestdale Cemetery
William B. Buckminster
George H. Graves
Salvation Army colonization scheme discussed by Boston merchants
At the Merchants' Club of Boston meeting at the New Algonquin Club, Salvation Army officers described a land colonization plan to curb city poverty. Colonists receive 10 to 20 acre plots with mortgages, schooling, clubs, and guidance, with emphasis on sobriety and family. Senator Hanna and others praised the program's potential to reduce charity reliance.
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Merchants’ Club of
Boston
New Algonquin Club
E. J. Higgins
Hollkend
Brewer
Salvation Army
John Oat Brooks
John Mason Little
Shallelujah
Bonnet
Higgins
Tucker
Booth Tucker
Holland
Hanna
John Graham Brooks
B. C. Clark
Aldermen Approve $500 for Liquor Law Enforcement
The Chelsea Board of Aldermen voted 8 to 6 to appropriate 500 dollars for the Mayor to enforce the liquor law, amid objections to funding at the Mayor's discretion. The Mayor’s health board choice, Seth J. Littlefield, was confirmed 14 to 1 with Alderman Young in opposition.
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Chelsea
Gould
Seth J. Littlefield
Board of Health
Young
Girl Shot Father In Fort Wayne Tragedy
Besstie Slater, 15, shot her father last night to save her mother from him in Fort Wayne Indiana. She was taken to the police station after an inquiry and remained in custody as the investigation continued.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Besstie Slater
Olice Station
Navajo Indians Take Land Strips Water Rights Clash
Santa Fe New Mexico February 19 The Navajo Indians are leaving their reservation and have taken possession of a land strip fifty miles wide and two hundred miles long They bar stock owners who do not pay for water privileges in the strip as tensions rise over water rights.
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Santa Fe, N. M
Civic League Moves for Perpetual Injunctions Against Liquor Sellers
Bath Maine February 19 The Civic League of Bath has decided to pursue perpetual injunctions against alleged liquor sellers as a new city action to curb liquor activity.
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Bath
Civic League
Fog at London causes traffic chaos and rail crash
Dense fog blanketed London during the morning, halting traffic and triggering a series of accidents. The most serious incident was a rear end collision on the underground railway.
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London
Underground
Government opts not to change coronation oath wording
The Daily Telegraph reports the government has decided there is no need to legislate to alter the coronation oath wording regarding Roman Catholicism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Telegraph
Mrs Michael D Collins Dies At Dorchester Home
Mrs. Michael D Collins wife of the former sealer of weights and measures died yesterday at 445 Washington street Dorchester. Her husband a longtime political figure received condolence messages as the family mourns. Surviving sons Dennis Charles James William Walter and Albert and daughter Mrs John E Galvin of Dorchester.
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Michael D. Collins
Washington Street
Dorchester
Collins
City
Dennis
Charles
James &G
William F
Walter L
Albert S
William Collins
Buffolk
Harvard University
Harvard
John E. Galvin
City Briefs: Arrest for Burglary and Bankruptcy Filing
Inspector Wolf arrested a man calling himself James Brown for breaking and entering a tailor shop at 19 Bow street Somerville and stealing two pieces of cloth valued at 40 dollars. Herman Drake East Boston builder filed voluntary bankruptcy citing 12 481 01 liabilities and 700 assets. A debate next Sunday evening at Commercial Hall features Rev J P Blend former Uni tarian pastor and Boston Socialist leader David Goldstein.
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Inspector Wolf
James Brown
Bow Street
Somerville
J. P. Blend
David Goldstein
Boston
Boxing Draw Ends Fifteen Round St Patrick's Fight
Austin Rice of New London and Hughey Murphy of New York fought fifteen rounds to a draw before the St Patrick's A B N. Y. audience in New Haven Conn. Rice landed the more aggressive blows.
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New Haven
Conn
Austin Rice
New London
Hughey Murphy
New York
St. Patrick’s
Rice
When the Power Is Off What Happens
A reflective piece likens bodily vitality to factory power. It explains nutrition as the body’s power source, urges stomach health, and cites testimonials for Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. It promotes Hygienic treatment and a medical adviser book offered free with stamps.
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Willis Seaman
Washingtonville
Ee County
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
E. F. Dingmars
Minneapolis
Mina
Lincoln on Trial for Shooting Trevarthen at Baldwin Hotel
Helena Lincoln also known as Lena Lampson faced assault charges after shooting William Trevarthen in Dorchester at the Baldwin Hotel on Northampton Street. Testimony suggested a claimed conspiracy to kill Trevarthen for life insurance while defense contends the gun discharged accidentally during a quarrel. The case was continued for sentence.
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Helena F. Lincoln
Lena Lampson
William R. Trevarthen
Dorchester
Baldwin
Northampton Street
Trevarthen
Lincoln
Ely
Trevar
Trevartien
Tears in Court Mark Kennedy Murder Trial
In New York the Kennedy murder case sees emotional testimony as Mrs. Kennedy testifies she found her son asleep and insists on his alibi while jurors and the defendant’s wife show evident distress. Several Staten Island witnesses dispute the alibi and a cadman places another man at the Grand Hotel.
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New York
Kennedy
Dollie Reynolds
Staten Island
Grand Hotel
Justice Fursman
Dr. Kennedy
Daniel §. Melville
New Corp
Florida
Furman
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KC M & B Gm
Aim Sugar
Woollen Ae
Arcadian Mining
Arnold Mining
Eee
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British Colu
Butte & Bos
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Cochit Minin Se
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United States Steel CO
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NEW York Stock Exchange
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Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
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Mexican Central
Minn
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Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
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Union Pacific
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Minstrels
Charlestown
MacArthur
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Poverty Cure OF Salvation Army
Merchants’ Club
M. D. Collins
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