Copper Range Leads Dull Market With Bullish Copper News
The New York market stayed dull after a weak session, with Copper Range strongest, trading around 65 to 66 and closing at 65 1/4. A letter from a Lake mining figure predicts Copper Range reaching three figures soon, and Baltic shaft No 5 shows rich rock nearby. Trimountain may soon pay a dividend near 1.50, with mill expansion and permanent producer status stated by President Fay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltic
Baltic Lode
Atlantic Boundary Line
Trimountain
Fay
South Range
Michigan
Copper Range
Arcadian
Bingham
Winona
Trinity
Calumet & Hecla
Boston market closes with top and bottom sales reported
Boston, January 12. The day’s trading shows the highest and lowest sales, along with the closing bid and asked prices. Specific figures are not provided in the excerpt.
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Boston
Richardson Defence To Be Strengthened
Katharine V. Richardson remains in suspense as Suffolk county grand jury awaits indictment. Littleton guardianship seeks to seize her $6000 bank funds and appoint a guardian. Defense plans to reveal alleged plots to ruin her reputation and connect civil and criminal cases at Woods ville hearings. Chief Sackett prepares further evidence for grand jury presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosson
Katherine V. Richardson
Suffolk County
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Littleton
N. H
Eunice M. Kinney
Bartlett
Miss Richardson
New Hampshire
Woodsville
Revere
Sackett
Chief Sackett
William L. Wood
Beverly
Harry Richardson
James
Richardson
France Honors Americans at Paris Legions of Honor List
France transmitted to the U S embassy the annual honors list naming Americans awarded the higher rank of officer of the Legion of Honor. Among them are Harvard President Charles W. Eliot and James H. Hyde, founder of Harvard French courses, with General Varnum of New York made chevalier. French recipients include Frederick Passy, Henri Bataille, and J H Dreyfus the grand rabbi of Paris.
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Paris
United States
Ie Legion of Honor
Eliot
Harvard University
Boaldes
New Orleans
James H. Hyde
Harvard
The
Legion of
General Varnum
New York
Society of the Cincinnati
Legion of Honor
Frederick Passy
Henri Bataille
Count Tolstoi
J. H. Dreyfus
My Clothier Growth After Alterations Signals Boston Store Expansion
Twenty years of steady growth turns My Clothier in Boston into a major clothing establishment. Bernard M. Wolf opened a 20 foot square shop with fixed low prices and a money back guarantee, expanding to Hanover Street and Portland Street locations. Alterations will join multiple addresses to form a single larger store with vastly increased selling space. Wolf credits straightforward dealings and loyalty to patrons for the rise and aims to serve Boston with a substantial, modern retail presence.
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Boston
Bernard M. Wolf
Hanover Street
Portland Street
Clothier’s
Wolf's
The
Real Estate Associates
Wolf
Criminals Are The Most Innocent People, Round Declares
William F M Round told the Mothers and Fathers Club in the New Century building that criminals are among the most innocent people on earth. He urged organized child welfare, cited Archishop Corrigan, and praised a reformed burglar who rose to foreman after meeting a kindly intervention. He highlighted the Canaan NY School for Incorrigible Boys as a practical model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Round
William F. M. Round
Edward Everett Hale
Mothers and Fathers’ Club
New Century
Round
Casey den
Corrigan
Newark
Canaan
N. Y
Post office case settled over found money on Atlantic avenue
The complaint by George Dowling the newsboy about a letter carrier taking money found in the ice on Atlantic avenue has been settled. The two carriers who found the money advertised it on July 10 and still hold it. Adjutant General Dalton responded to the ad and lost a pocketbook about the same date. The amount found remains with the carriers, Nos 210 and 47, who have excellent reputations. Postal authorities have fully exonerated them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Metals Selling Company
New York
London
Amalgamated
Heinze
Dominion Iron
Boston
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Missouri Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Atchison
Rock Island
Sinois Central
George Dowling
Hibbard
Atlantic Avenue
Dalton
Funeral held for A H Chamberlyn at Allston residence
The funeral of Adolph Henry Cannot known as A H Chamberlyn lessee and manager of the Columbia Theatre was held at 45 Brighton Avenue Allston yesterday morning. Father P J Hallsy of St Anthony's Church conducted a simple service with pallbearers Pierce Grace Harry N Farren Jacobi and Pierce McCarthy. Floral tributes came from theatrical members and the burial was private at Holyhood.
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Adolph Henry Cannot
A. H. Chamberlyn
Columbia Theatre
Brighton Avenue
Allston
P. J. Hallsy
St. Anthony’s Church
Pierce Grace
Harry N. Farren
Mr. Jacobi
Pierce McCarthy
Holyhood
Rock Island orders 225 locomotives for about 4 million
Chicago dated report states the Rock Island railroad has ordered 225 locomotives at an approximate total cost of 4 million dollars. The action signals a substantial investment in fleet expansion for the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
Rock Island Railroad
City Board Sees Wide Sewer Thrust and Shuffled Committees
The Boston Board of Aldermen held a brief session approving a $1,000,000 sewer construction loan and $445,000 in appropriations for municipal projects. Mayor-aligned appointments caused surprise as Bowen left the licenses panel and Frothingham shifted to minor committees. numerous standing and joint committees were formed including Armories, County accounts, Electric wires, and Public improvements with members from Doyle to Slattery and Nolan among others.
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Board of Aldermen
Doyle
Bowen
Frothingham
Donovan
Street Department
South Boston
Ward 19
Parker Hill
East Boston
Charlestown
Stewart
Sawyer Avenue
Ward 20
Poys
John M. Maguire
Armories
Quigley
Bolton
Flanagan
Lomasney
Bromberg
Slattery
Nolan
Bresnahan
Farwell
Faneuill Hall
Tomasney
Southbridge Man Hosts Reception for Twelve Godchildren
Edmund N. Goddu, a rare Catholic godfather to twelve children, entertained his dozen godchildren in Southbridge aged 4 months to 26 years. Exilda Limenois, 19, read an address, all guests were relatives of Mrs. Goddu. After dinner Goddu drew a name from a box and awarded Miss Josephine Lamontague five dollars.
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Southbridge
Edmund N. Goddu
Exilda Limenois
Gloucester schooner Richard Lester near Boone Island in snow squall
Benjamin Frazier left the Richard Lester to draw trawls. A heavy snow squall obscured the schooner. Frazier rowed 20 miles to the harbor with 400 pounds of fish and reached safety aboard a five masted schooner, then sold his catch at a good price in port.
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Portsmouths
N. H
Richard Lester
Boone Island
Benjamin Frazier
Frazier
Hair pulling fight lands two women in court in New Bedford
In New Bedford on January 12 Judge Milliken presided over a feud case involving Lena Francis her daughter Mary and Kate Murray. The women fought on Vine street using brooms then hair pulling and a rough tumble ending with a courtroom fine for the complainant and the accused.
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New Bedford
Milliken
Lena Francis
Mary
Kate Murray
Vine Street
Murray
Francis
McDermott Charged With Larceny Of Hillsboro Horse
In Lowell on January 12 crowds heard evidence in the McDermott larceny case involving Aretas N. Stevens of Hillsboro N H. McDermott posted $400 security for grand jury appearance after Stevens testified he sold the horse for 125 dollars. A later check for 1.25 dollars was alleged by McDermott as a mistake, but the court found intent to defraud.
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Lowell
Thomas J. McDermott
Aretas N. Stevens
Hillsboro
N. H
McDermott
Grand
Stevens
Traders’ National Bank
Ethel Sturtevant arraigned as runaway in Brockton case
In Brockton on January 12 13 year old Ethel Sturtevant daughter of the woman whose death last week is under investigation was arraigned as a runaway child and held under a 100 dollar bond until tomorrow.
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Brockton
Ethel Sturtevant
Tragic death of Mrs Mary G Allen at Addison Gilbert Hospital
Gloucester report states Mary G wife of Addison Allen of 10 Warner Street died after either jumping or falling from a second floor window at Addison Gilbert Hospital. She sustained a fractured skull and arm and died unconscious. She had been admitted Friday for treatment and was to have surgery early this week.
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Gloucester
Mary G
Addison Allen
Warner Street
Addison Gilbert Hospital
Costello Convicted in Horse Cruelty Case
Lynn Jan 12 John Costello of Revere was arrested Saturday for cruelty to a horse. He was convicted in Police Court this morning and fined 650 dollars.
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Lynn
John Costello
Revere
Gloucester's New Lifeboat Receives Modern Vessel
Gloucester reports the arrival of a 34 foot English design lifeboat at Dolliver's Neck life saving station. Captain N. B. King says the craft is self righting self bailing and can carry 25 to 40 people with a $3000 construction cost. The crew praises the new vessel as among the finest on the coast.
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Gloucester
King
Dolliver’s Neck
Admiralty
City Committees and Officials List From Public Records
Public buildings and grounds lists name Flanagan Bowen Nolan Lomasney Stewart in charges. Registry and schools entries include Trothingham Flanagan Bolton Bresnahan Frothingham Bromberg. Treasury Vessels and ballast Water and Weights sections list multiple officials with Nolan Slattery Quigley Frothingham Stewart.
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Quigley
Nolan
Bresnahan
Farwell
Bolton
Slattery
Lomasney
Stewart
Flanagen
Bowen
Doyle
Frothingham
Bromberg
Bstew
Treasury
I’rothingham
Bower
Brothingham
Joint Special Committees Evacuation Day and Holidays
A list of joint special committees names and responsibilities for holidays and civic observances. June 17 and Memorial Day assignments include Quigley Doyle Slattery Bolton Nolan Bowen Frothingham Flanagan Farwell Lomasney Paewell Bromberg and Stewart with the mayoral address responsibilities assigned to Bowen Stewart Frothingham Flanagan Farwell.
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Lomasney
Farwell
Slatave
Bresnahan
Flanagan
Bolton
Nolan
Stewart
Slattery
Uigley
Frothingham
Bromberg
Art
Bowen
Ac Tenn
Quigley
Olton
Bath
Pee Eae
Oyle
Doyle
Bronberg
Plan
Trarwell
Institutiona
Lamp
Quigbey
Flanagen
Park
Ebkir
Paewell, Slattery
Clean House With Fels‑Naptha Soap
A cheerful note extols Fels Naptha soap as the simplest and most pleasant method for house cleaning promising a noticeably cleaner home and easier chores.
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Provident Securities and Banking CO
General Dalton
Col
Sidney M. Hedges
William H. Brigham
Charles D. Gurley
Lorenzo W. Burlen
Kelley, Endicott & Co
Cunard Building
State St
Auvevey
New York Funds
le By -Hangwes
Atlantic
el Paso Electric Company
Stone & Webster
Bay State
Arizona
Liberal Commission
Arizona Corporation Chartar Co
Monihan Building
Phoenix, Ariz
Haight & Freese Co
Summer St
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Illiam R. Driver
Boston Stock Sales
Eee
Tel & Tel
T & SF
T&sf
Dom Coal
Seattle Elist
United Fruit
Western T & T
Ag Chem
S&s
Pnet
Arm Woollen Prof
Arch Top & SF
Bingham Con
Boston & Albany
Toston & Towell
Boston & Etc
Brooklin Rap
Cal & Heelan Pn
Cumber T & T
Dal-West
Dom Iron & Steel
Boston Land
Tbs Il
Mtchburg
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
San Mont & Ros
1A Colony
MD Colony
Osceola
Parrot
Bn Pry
Pere Marquette
Thenix
Ewan
Pullman Co
Qontney
Rutland
Savannah Flec
Shannon Min
Roy
RMA Swift & Co
Tamarack
Trimountain Mir Ran
Union C
L & Min
United Shoe
Victoria
West End
Western Tel & Tel
Rome
Wirona
Wolverine
Ray
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
BaKi Atchison Sistescrevevese
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack & West
Denver & Rio Grande
Great Northern
Wlocking Valley
Mlinots Central
Iowa Central
Minneapolis & Stein
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
St Louis
Southern Railway
Texas& Pacific
St Louis & West
Gts
Wisconsin Central
Ay & Oundry
American Locomotive Ee
Anaconda Mining Go
Otis Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas Ee
Continental
United States Steel
Western Union
France
New England
Wolf’s
MR. Chamberlyn
New England News
Ethel’ Sturtevant
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