Sharp Start in Copper Market Yields to Profit Taking
A brisk start in New York copper trading gave way to heavy profit taking as the market cooled. Steel and Wire led declines while Federal Steel held up, with Southern Railway issues active among rail stocks. Osceola, Amalgamated, Franklin, and Wolverine cited as notable iron and copper movers amid updates on Central Oil, Osceola Consolidated, and Bingham mining activities.
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New York
Southern Railway
Manhattan
H. B. Hollins
H. B. Hollins & Co
Trust Company of
North American Trust Company
Central Oil Company
Central Oil
Stephen M. Weld
Planten Compress Company
Boston
Eas Peo
Colesacee
Soka
N. Y
Bingham
Franklin
Osceola
Wolverine
Osceola Consolidated Mining Company
Lake Advices
Phoenix
St. Clair
Robbins
Bingham Company
Charles Head & Co
Trinity
Boston News Bureau
Heinze
Montana
Lawson, Arnold & Co
Am Bell Tel
U Gas
Bur & Mo Ex
J & Stk
Es Erie
Ee Gen Electric
Ill Steel
ST KC
M & B Inc
E Gas & Coke
Etna Minin
Allouez Mining
Ats
Amalgamated
Am Ag Chemical
Eee Ene
Prey Service
Am Steel & Co
Am Tel & Tel
Arcadian Mining
Arnold Mining
T&s
Baltic Mining
Bingham Mining
Orr Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Bos & Mon Mining
Boston & Prov
Ee Bos Quicks'r
Bos
British Colu
Butte & Bos
Cal & Heela
Cen-Eureka
Central Mass
Eee FC B& Q
Oe Ch Ju & Stk Yds
Ee Cc
Rt& See
Cochiti Mining
Dom Tron & Steel
Elm River
Eric Tel Tr
Federal Steel
Mass Electric
Mergenthaler Lin
Mexican Central
Michigan Mining
TyMohawk Mining
Napa Mining
Nat Tuba
de Presse
Nap Gas & Coke
Oo Eng Tel NH & H
Northern Pacific
Old Colony RR
Old Domin Mining
Osceola Mining
Parrot Mining
Pere Marquette
Phenix Mining
Pullman Co
Quincy Mining
Reece
Rhode Island
Anta Fa Mining
Tr Southern Ry
Tamarack Mining
Tecumseh Min
tTr Mountain
Union C LL Mit NY
United Fruit
United Shoe M
Utah Mining
Victoria Mining
West End St Ry
Westinghouse el
Winona Mining
Wolverine Min
Wyandot Mining
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Louisville
Washville
Manhattan L
Minn & St Louis
Missouri Pacific
Mobile & Ohio
New Jersey
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario
Western
Pennsylvania
Cies
St Louis
San Fran
St Louis S
St Paul E
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway Ee
Texas Ww
Union Pacific
Wheeling & L B
PYOL
Cic
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Copper
Am Smelting & Ref
Am Steel
Eae Cease
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn
Rapid Tranalt Tg
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Continental Tobace
General Electric
Svat Steel
North American
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
Rep Iron & Steel
Western Union Tee
Boston Trading Summary Reveals Daily Market Prices
From Boston on February 25, the report lists the highest and lowest sales along with the closing bid and asked prices for today. The data captures day’s trading range and the end-of-session figures for key securities.
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Boston
Theatre deal funds new Tremont street project and circuit growth
Papers signed with E D Jordan secure 550 000 for a Tremont street and Van Rensselaer place theatre for Ed Stair and A L Wilbur. The project aims for a grand playhouse by next September opposite the Touraine Hotel near transit hubs. The Stair circuit expands with 48 theatres across major cities under a five year contract.
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E. D. Jordan
ED. Stair
A. L. Wilbur
Wilbur Opera Company
Tremont Street
van Rensselaer Place
Touraine Hotel
Subway Central Station
New Colonial
Hollis Street
Messrs
Stair
Wilbur
Mr. Wilbur
America
com+munion
Circle
Broadway
Fifty-ninth Street
Central Park
West
New York City
Wilburown Lyceum
Burt's Theatre
Toledo
Ocean
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Stair and Harlin
Holland Building
New York
George H. Nicolai
Mr. Stair
Belleville Man Dies by Own Hand in New York
Louis Waller of Belleville New Jersey shot himself with a revolver after leaving his father's home months ago. He left a note requesting burial beside his mother and asked that his body be interred in that grave.
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New York
Louis Waller
Belleville
N. J
Morill of Ipswich House of Correction Dies at 64
Charles W. Morrill longtime keeper of the Ipswich House of Correction died at the institution this afternoon from pneumonia. He leaves a widow and one son.
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Amesbury
Charles W. Morrill
Ipswich House of Correction
Escaped Boer Soldier Freed After Five Months Jail Time
Samuel Frederick Reinle, once a Boer soldier, was discharged in Kingston New York after five months for breach of the peace. Captured at Johannesburg he was sent to St Helena and twice escaped before and after recapture. He escaped from Kingston jail but was recaptured.
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Kingston
N. Y
Samuel Frederick Reinle
Johannesburg
St. Helena
Southampton
Senate plan on Cuba governance and U S rights in 1898
Foreign relations committee proposes a Cuba governance framework tied to independence, US intervention rights, debt limits, and sanitation. The amendment outlines prohibitions on treaties, US rights to coaling and naval stations, and inclusion of a permanent treaty with the United States to ensure continued protection and orderly relations.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
The
Senate
Cuba
Spain
Cuban
United States
Isle of Pines
Cuba Amendment Aims for Quick Cuban Independence
Washington reports the administration Senators propose an amendment to the army appropriation bill outlining eight clauses to govern Cuba. The plan grants independence with U S oversight, allows intervention, and seeks to avoid an extra session. Cubans may resist provisions on naval bases and treaties.
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Washington
Cuba
Doan's Kidney Fills Endorsed by Local Resident
Mrs A T Kelly of 247 Columbus Avenue urges other women to use Doan's Kidney Fills for dull aching in the loins and back. She claims the remedy relieves symptoms and cites widespread use among women. Sold for 50 cents by all druggists. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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A. T. Kelly
Columbus Avenue
Neilson on Trial in Worcester Murder Case
The Oscar William Neilson case, also known as Ludwig Widergren and Carl Widergren, enters trial in Worcester Superior Court for the murder of Gustaf Adolph Erickson. Judge and jurors seated as Assistant District Attorney Taft outlines prosecution strategy.
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Worcester
Oscar William Neilson
Ludwig Widergren
Carl Widergren
Gustaf Adolph Erickson
Henry H. Cook
Northboro
Taft
Gustaf Erickson
Attorney vows charges to governor over police board dispute
Attorney William H. Baker threatens to send specific charges to Governor Crane unless he is allowed to present evidence and summon witnesses. He denies involving Inspector Cogan and says more witnesses may be called. Senator Parry notes no fixed date for Boston Police Board appearance and suggests possible executive session. He adds the Governor and council decide matters eight or nine years ago. Representative McNary comments on Governor's role.
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William H. Baker
Crane
Parry
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston Police Board
William
McNary
Contention Nielsen Murder Burglary Evidence Presented
The defense argues Nielsen committed the homicide during a burglary. Harvard professor Wood testified eight blood spots on Nielsen's right shoe and two on the left, with stains on the coat. Architect Nourse discussed Erickson house plans, while Dr. Baker described the body and autopsy findings. Court adjourned after a view of the house.
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Neilson
E. S. Wood
Harvard University
Walter B. Nourse
Erickson House
F. H. Baker
H Erickson
Erickson
Bull Kills Hope for recovery for Hudson farmer
John Finch aged 60, a Rayville farmer in Columbia County, was attacked by a normally tame bull in the barnyard. He is alive but in a critical condition after the mauling, with little chance of recovery despite early assistance.
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Hudson
N. Y
John Finch
Columbia County
Rayville
Finch
Carey at Charlestown Socialists Meeting
A public meeting under the Charlestown branch of the Social Democratic party will be held in Monument Hall this evening. Representative James F. Carey will discuss the principles of Socialism to local attendees.
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The
Social Democratic
Pers
Monument Hall
Charlestown
James F. Carey
Wayne Circuit Court voids Detroit tribune board reform act
Judge Frazer for the full bench invalidates the Legislature action abolishing Detroit's tribune board of public works and establishing a one man board. The ruling affects city governance and control of public works decisions in Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Frazer
Wayne
Tribune Board of Public Works
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Advertisement
To Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Titah, Nevada, Idaho, California, Washington, Oregon and British Columbia on Tuesdays February 10 to April 30 through cars on fast trains. For information and tickets call or write Chicago and Northwestern railway 368 Washington Street Boston.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Titah
Nevada
Idaho
California
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Washington Street
Boston
Water Department Union Sets Easter Ball Date
At a regular meeting of Boston Water Department Union 635 A S of L held in Wells Memorial Hall it was decided to hold the annual ball in Paine Memorial Hall Easter Monday night April 8.
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Boston Water Department Union 635
S. of L
Wells Memorial Hall
Paine Memorial Hall
Wages Cut At Central Falls Cotton Mills
A ten percent wage reduction took effect at the Central Falls United States cotton mills today. Wages drop to levels before December 18. The plant, producing print cloths, employs 650 workers.
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Central Falls
R. L
United States
Venice and Its Palaces Illustrated Lecture
One hundred Sons of the Revolution attended the Youngs Hotel parlors last evening to hear Des mond FitzGerald give an illustrated talk on Venice and Its Palaces.
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Sons of the Revolution
Young’s Hotel
Desmond FitzGerald
Venice
Committee Hearing On Police Board Reform In Met Affairs
The Metropolitan Affairs committee heard bills and debated abolishing the police board. Lawyer Baker pressed for witnesses including Bangs of Bangs & Wells but was blocked by Senator Varry. Ex-Inspector Cogan described internal affairs and hinted Inspector Houghton had ties to the 1892 Brighton Bank robbery, with further remarks planned.
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Committee On
Baker
Bangs
Bangs & Wells
Varry
Willam H. Cogan
Mr. Cogan
Houghton
Brighton
Canton Company's Machinery Sold at Auction
Canton Milling and Bleaching Company assets were sold leaving the real estate sale postponed for one week. The machinery was bid in by the town of Canton to recover back taxes totaling nearly eight thousand dollars.
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Canton
Canton Manufacturing and Bleaching Company
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Winona
Thayer-Merriam
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
British Columbia Copper Company
Boston Mining and Stock Exchange
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Pioneer
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Pink Ham
M. G. McLaughlin
Oil Company
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Senate Committee For Government OF
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