Copper stocks surge as bullion market steadies in Boston
The copper market in Boston shows a bullish tilt with Amalgamated and Michigan leading gains. Traders cite short squeezes and rising demand, while Amalgamated hits 7 1 8 and Michigan reaches a new high as copper stocks rally across the board.
James Gordon Wounded in Pistol Attack at City Hospital
James Gordon aged 45 of 1209 Dorchester Avenue is in danger at City Hospital after a pistol wound to the right temple. The injury is alleged to be related to a personal safety dispute that occurred yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gordon
Dorchester Avenue
City Hospital
The Boston Market Assessment Paid Ex Dividend
The Boston Market report notes assessment paid and ex dividend figures with a breakdown of totals. Listed stocks account for 59,289 shares, bonds worth $39,020, unlisted stocks 15,040 shares, and rights 128.
Wheat Weak at Chicago as Argentina News Sways Market
Favorable crop signals from Argentina weighed on Chicago wheat prices today. May wheat closed with a loss while corn rose about 4 percent and oats were unchanged. Provisions gained, and overall sentiment remained bearish due to Liverpool’s decline and strong winter wheat in the United States. Trading featured widespread selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Northern Securities
Interborough
Union Pacific
Sterling Exchange
London
United States
Boston
New York
Iisce
Uss Watees
New York Funds
Premives
Chicago
Argentina
Liverpool
Chicago Wheat and Grain Quotes Report
Ennis and Stoppani of the Chicago Board of Trade report May wheat at 115.44 to 116.75, July 98.25 to 99.14, corn May 44 to 44.75, July 45 to 45.14, oats May 31.30 to 31.44. They note a weak early wheat turn followed by buying, light corn trading with a firm tone, and oats slipping then recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
Northwest
New York Consolidated Market Ends Strong After Mixed Session
The New York Consolidated market opened modestly, shifted to a firmer tone, and closed active near best quotes. Major gains appeared in Am Copper, At, Top & SF, Ch Mil St P, and Reading with Union Pacific and US Steel among notable movers. total volume reached 189,630 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago Northwestern
Chicago Fil & St Paul
Chicago Ter & Wena H
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio
Erie
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
St Ry
Minneapolis
St Louis
Istp & S Ste M
Minn
Missouri Pacific
Mooses & Texas
Nature of
Mexico
New York Central
Ontario & Western
Tomorfolk & Western
Renee
Pennsylvania
Eeee
Rock Island Co
St L & S F
Southwestern
Eaee
Pie Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis
Wisconsin
Anaconda Mining
Brooklyn Rapid Stransit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas Oe
Securities Ee
General Electric
International Paper
Tennessee Coal & Iron
U S
Virginia Carolina
Tel & Ce
T&s
B&q
Ju & Stk Ys
K C Clin & Sp
U S Steel
Western T & T
Allonez
Amalgamated
Idly Am Ag
bAm ‘Tel & Tel
Boston & Maine
Bos & Wor
Con & M
cCumber Tel & Tel
Daly-West
Domin Iron & Steel
East Boston
Franklin
Isle Royale
Michigan
NFE Tel & Tel
Old Colony
Old Coligny RR
Old Dominion
bOsceola
Pullman Co
Quincy
bReece
Rhode Island
Rutland
Santa Fe
Savannah
Seattle Electric
Sidore
Shannon
Swift & Co
Tamarack
Tecumseh
Trinity
Phy Union C
Pacife
Ewe
Utah
Victoria Min
West End Land
West End St Ry
West T & T
Lec
Westinghouse
Winona
Wolverine
Wyandot
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
Top & SF
Brooklyn RT
Mil & St P
RI & Pace Com
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
US Steel
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Dividends Declared by Worcester Firms in February
The Worcester Railway and Investment Company announces semi annual dividends of 2 per share payable February 1. The American Graphophone Company declares quarterly dividends of 1 percent on preferred shares payable February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Continental Zinc Company
Power Mining Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
New York
E. H. Harriman
D. H. Moffat
Denver, Northwest & Pacific
Union Pacific
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Denver
Pacific Coast
Boston & Worcester Electric Companies
Boston Stock Exchange
Arthur E. Childs
George A. Butman
C. W. Morse
American Ice Company
National Bank of North America
Morse
Reading Company
Worcester Railway & Investment Company
American Graphophone Company
Broadway and Boston Theatre Lineup Pushes Week of Performances
Edna May opens a Boston stay at the Colonial Theatre with The School Girl while Lulu Glaser readies A Madcap Princess. Major venues feature Richard Carle and The Tenderfoot, Rogers Brothers in Paris, John Drew in The Duke of Killicrankie, The County Chairman, The Fortunes of the King, The Merry Shop Girls, The Second Fiddle and Mme Rejane shows, plus vaudeville, burlesque, and concerts at Keith's Howard and other houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna May
Colonial Theatre
Miss May
Lulu Glaser
Wright Lorimer
the Majestic
Richard Carle
Tenderfoot
Hollis Street
Rogers Brothers
Paris
John Drew
Duke of
New York
Tremont Theatre
James Hackett
The
Park Theatre
Edward E. Rice
Boston
Louis Mann
Mme. Rejane
Boston Theatre
the Globe
Johnny
Emma Ray
Navarre
Castle Square
Jane
Grand Opera House
the Bowdoin
Papinta
Root
Carlon
Moonlight Maids
Palace Theatre
Symphony Hall
Lawrence McCarty
Rejane
Sunday Religious Services Draw Boston Congregations
A roundup of church services across Boston area venues on Sunday January 15 1905. Listings include Baptist Tremont Street and Ruggles Street churches with sermons by A C Dixon and Luther Townsend, Congregational Shawmutt, Old South, Berkeley Temple, First Church of Christ Scientist, and Christian Science Mother Church with details on times and topics. Also notes noon meeting with Dr A C Dixon and other lectures at Berkeley Hall and Temple of Honor Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
A. C. Dixon
D. C
George H. Remele
Luther T. Townsend
Dixon
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Henson
D. D
Mendelssohn
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Tremont Temple
Shawmut Congregational Church
Brookline
William T. McElveen
H. M. Dunham
Old South
Allen A. Stockdale
Joseph
Dr. A. ©. Dixon
Christian Scientist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Bromfield Street Methodist Church
Lee Wheeler
Morgan Memorial
Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
R. A. Grieves
Berkeley Hall
J. H. Parshley
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Temple of Honor Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
People’s Temple
Charles A. Crane
Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Concord
K. A. Blake
W. ‘Tl. Perrin
Malden
Miss Foley
Haverhill
Indian Peace Council
James A. Newhall
Spiritual Society
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Washington Street
Circle
Abbie Burnham
Harvey Redding
Chelsea
ODD Fellows’ Hall
Dorchester
John Winthrop
Tremont Street
Newmareh P. Smith
Church of the Soul
Mabel Witham
E. Mack
Warren Street
Roxbury
Hotel Pelham
Matook
Bible Spiritual
Gutierrez
Wilde
Lynn Spiritualists’ Association
Cadet
S. C. Cunningham
Edmunds
Oriental Scientist
Ball Street
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Sarah A. Byrne
James Ashton Reid
The
Navarre
Columbus Avenue
F. Curtis
Annie Bacon
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
B@iard
Fox
Gray
J. K. Conant-Henderson
Bosworth Street
Benefit and Psychic Meetings at Commercial Hall Boston
The Boston area hosts a Sunday fundraising event at Commercial Hall in Boston with Rev. M. Adeline Wilkinson, assisted by Mrs. Mabel Witham and a long list of mediums, astrologists, and speakers. The program includes music by the Jubilee Singers and a range of seances and lectures at nearby halls and venues through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Adeline Wilkinson
Mabel Reed Witham
L. V
Temple of Divine Wisdom of Eternity
Marchan
A. E. Carpenter
Miosquana
Black Star
Mosher
Carbee
Ballard
Belle Robertson
Fannie Fisher
E. Zolta
Colored Jubilee Singers
Littlefield
B. Smith
A. E. Cacouniae
Schooner Emerson Grounded at Bonnet Point Sank
A salvage attempt today failed to free the schooner A. P. Emerson from a sand bank near Bonnet Point. She remains grounded after last Monday, with 60 tons of coal already lightered. salvage expected to float her at high tide tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunderstown
R. L
A. P. Emerson
Bonnet Point
Twelve Square Rig Vessels in Port Across Multiple Piers
The report notes 12 square rigged vessels currently in port, the highest since many years. It lists three ships five barks three barkentines and one brigantine across Mystic pier Commonwealth pier Brown's pier Boston wharf and more with names including Adriana Britisher Stronsa W F Babcock Antioch Edmund Phinney Calburga Strathern Plymouth Gold en Rod Shawmut Stephen G Hart Gabrielle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriana
Stronsa
Mystic Pier
W. F. Babcock
Commonwealth Pier
South
Boston
Antioch
Edmund Phinney
Brown’s Pier
East
Calburga
Strathern
Charlestown
Plymouth
Boston Wharf
Barkentine
Golden Rod
Mystic
Shawmut
Stephen G. Hart
Fitchburg Railroad
McPhee’s Pier
Gabrielle
Marquand’s
Russian Youth Drafted for Army Now in Marlboro
Benjamin Sallop 21, drafted from the Manchurian army, traveled under cover to Odessa and then to Marlboro to visit his brother George Sallop a Campbell block Main street tailor. He left six weeks ago to avoid serving a country he did not love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Benjamin Sallop
Odessa
Russia
George Sallop
Campbell Block
Main Street
Benjamin
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State Street
Bears
Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Amalgamated and Steel
Mohawk
Osceola
Calumet & Hecla
Allouez
Copper Range
Greene
Victoria
Atlantic
Shannon Copper Company
Butte & Boston Company
F.A. Heinze
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Combination
Minnie Healy
Adolph Lewisohn
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Boston News
NEW York Bonds
N.r
N.c
Atlas
Cen Ga
Do 1St Inc
C&a
B&q N
Japan
L & No
Man c G
de Ist Inc
N & We
Pennec
StLé&l
O Sea AL
Sea Pac
South Ry
Tex Pac
T,stl&w
UN Pac
US Steel 2d
West Md
Gordon
NEW York Consolidated
Mme
B. d
Batti
Rasael
Non Giovanni
Pee Ween
Cence A
Mozart Arietta
Caro Mio
Ben
G. Giordani Te Susinghe Piu Care
Alexa
Handel Inglish
Arne
F. Schubert
J. Brahms
Rosen Austraca
sRustram
der Knabe
R. Schumann
Richard Strauss
R. Hahn
C. A. Debussy
P. Vidal
Hugo Wolf
Max Reger
E. Grieg
Richard Gable
Iestic Lor Limited
Wasasaeey
Wright Los
Shepherd K
Moing
Rimer
Baptist
Methodist
Presbyterian
Commercial Hall
Washington St
Dartmouth Street
Banner of Light
H. A. Young
Williams Street
E. A. Roy
Appleton St
Baker
Thorn
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Sara Wray
Eighth Avenue Mission
Union Hall
Boylston Street
David C. Garrett
Church of the Redeemer
Chestnut Hill
Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashton Lewis
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendte
Charles E. St. John
American Unitarian Association
Unitarian Club of
Wendte
F. W. Wodell
Universalist Beacon Universalist Church
Coolidge Corner
Whitney Hall
George L. Perin
Perin
Beacon Universalist Church
Fei
Savage
George Ade
Qounty Hairman
Wallack’s
Charles Frohman
Rice’s Merry Shop Girls
Mr. Wix
Wickham
Hollis
Texeatre
Isaac B. Rich
John
Killicrankie
Howard . Wert
M. Nora Bayes
Florence Troupe
al Fields
Jackson Family
Matthews and
Ashley
Harris and Walters
Prentice
Albora
Entertainments
Mechanics
Emerson
Keith
Maggie Cline
Lessee and Man
Camille
Sapho
Amoureuse
la Roche Rouges
la Petite Mar-z
GLOBE
Jame
WEXT
Johnny Ray
Thos. W. Ross
Castle SO
Castle Square Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
Down Town
Winter St
America
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Colum
Broadway
NEXI
Palace
Moonight
Haymarket
J. Newman & Sons Corp'n
Tremont St
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