Arimex Consolidated Copper Company description and plan
Arimex Consolidated Copper Company of New Jersey reports capital of 5 000 009 dollars in 200 000 shares par 25 with 120 935 shares issued for properties and 79 065 treasury. Properties include Oxide Copper Copper Prince group in Arizona Table Mountain in Arizona Angang Copper in Michoacan Mexico, with development underway and plans to extend. Directors vote to sell 60 000 treasury shares at par to fund dividend earning basis under E N Morison & Company and other agents. Charles H. Dickey president Harry A Norton secretary treasurer.
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New Jersey
Oxide Copper Company
Copper Prince
Silver Bell
Pima County
Arizona
Table Mountain Company
Bunker*Hill
Pinal County
Angang Copper Company
Zituacuaro
Michoacan
Mexico
Chiriangangucco
Adolphe Rock
Rock
Angang and Oxide
Arimex Company
Charles H. Dickey
Baltimore
Dickey
Parrot Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Treasury
Messrs. E. N. Morison & Company
American Loan & Trust Company
Boston
International Trust Company
Harry A. Norton
Public copper stock subscription offer ends January 23, 1901
Notice invites public subscriptions of 60 000 shares of copper stock at 25 dollars each, with 20 percent paid upfront and the balance due within ten days after allotment. Receipts issued on payment, right to allot partially or not at all, subscriptions accepted at undersigned offices. Mention references to Thomas W. Lawson of Boston and familiar investors in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Mass
The Coppers Scramble and Its 1000 Percent Promise
Four years ago I warned that copper stocks, the historic backbone of New England wealth, would surge as investors learned their true value. Butte & Boston, Boston & Montana, Calumet & Hecla rose dramatically from low prices, with vast gains claimed to outpace all other stocks. The author asserts copper remains the sole staple investment offering 100 to 1500 percent net profit, driven by natural supply and demand rather than artificial market manipulation.
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Boston Stock Exchange
New England
Europe
Butte & Boston
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Butte
Montana
Calumet
Canital
Copper Stocks Offer Superior Returns and Safety
The author argues that investing in "Coppers" yields higher and more certain future earnings than other stocks. Copper mines lock in ore reserves ahead of production, provide large dividends, and demonstrate that current copper prices around 17 cents per pound with 5 to 7 cent production costs can sustain long term profits. Demand and limited new mine output suggest price stability and strong future returns for well chosen copper stocks.
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Boston & Montana
Coppers as an Investment Warns Against New Mines
A cautions note advises rare success for new copper mine stocks. It urges buying only established producing mines and warns that about 499 of 500 new copper ventures are worthless or fraudulent. It cites high capital needs and evaluates hundreds of proposed properties, finding only a few truly legitimate prospects.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
New York Stocks Open Irregular as Federal Steel Weakens
Market activity shows brokers bidding up many shares while Federal Steel weakens on rumors of 10 million in debenture bonds and a possible Tennessee Coal & Iron acquisition. Burlington & Quincy declares a 112 percent quarterly dividend, issues stock, and prepares for future construction funding amid a broad list selling.
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New York
Federal Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Missouri Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
New York Sun
Stock Exchange
Mammon
Europe
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Boston
Cal Vigans
Joxchanmer
Cecaaas
Ccessacians Eas
Commonwealth Hygienic issues preferred stock plan
The Commonwealth Hygienic has allotted for public subscription 1000 shares of its 7 percent cumulative preferred stock at par 106 dollars per share. With every two shares of preferred stock purchased one share of common stock will be given.
Artificial Ice Company Plans High Volume Production
A company will manufacture 100000 tons of ice annually from distilled water. Artificial ice is cheaper to produce and market than natural ice. In 1900 Boston consumed about 700000 tons, with demand rising 10 percent each year.
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Boston
Ice Plant Planned by Commonwealth Hygienic Ice Co
The Commonwealth Hygienic Ice Company buys the corner property at Gerard and Howard in Roxbury formerly Globe Nail Co. It rapidly installs its first plant and expects ice production by mid March. The firm claims near no competition and ample profits. offering stock as a safe, profitable investment with details on request.
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Commonwealth Hygienic Ice Company
Gerard and
Howard Streets
Roxbury District
Globe Nail Co
Copper Range Leads Local Market Amid Insider Buybacks
Copper Range stock rallied 1 1/2 points in brisk trading with Chicago buyers and insider purchases signaling possible railway leasing deals. The Daly-West Mining listing expands with detailed past operations and a Boston dividend note. Isle Royale and Old Dominion show weakness as insiders dump, while Franklin Mining rights trade down amid sparse liquidity.
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New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Copper Range Company
Copper Range Railroad
Champion
St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Copper Range
Daly-West Mining Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Utah
R. C. Chambers
J. E. Bamburger
Morgan S. M. Company
Water Company
Boston Land Company
Erie Telephone
American Telephone
Erie
Ierie
Winona
London
England
France
Isle Royale
Old Dominion
Devens
Franklin
United Verde Extension Moves to Red Rock Property
The United Verde Extension Company relocates twenty miles from the United Verde mine to the Red Rock property. Champion shafts reach B 471 ft D 358 ft C 292 ft B 01 ft E skipway to fourth level. Hoists will reach 16 ft and new compressor by May 1. Lode width ranges 13 to 45 feet.预计 July 1 daily rock output to stamp mill reaches 1000 tons.
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Old Dominion
United Verde Extension Company
United Verde
Red Rock
Champion
Pinkham
Market summary of Boston stocks and bonds today
Boston report lists highest and lowest sales and closing prices with dividends. It shows total daily activity: listed stocks 44,091 shares, listed bonds 63,168, unlisted stocks 7,017 shares, unlisted bonds. The total value notes 13,000 dollars in unsettled figures.
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Boston
Quick Tobacco Habit Cure Promised in Free Trial Package
A Cincinnati chemist develops a tasteless remedy that offsets tobacco cravings and makes quitting painless. The ad claims it stops cigarette, cigar, and pipe use without suffering or nervous tension and asks readers to send name and address for a free trial from Rogers Drug & Chemical Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
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Rogers Drug & Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pythian Minstrels Stage Winter Hill Lodge Show
Winter Hill Lodge Knights of Pythias hosted a minstrel show at Odd Fellows Hall Somerville. J Albert Snow directed rehearsals and Past Chancellor Fred B King read a Historical Sketch in verse. Interlocutor L Myron Filmands led end men Bones Fr O Le Febvre T S Hall C O Picott.
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Winter Hill Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Somerville
J. Albert Snow
Fred B. King
L. Myron Filmands
Bones
Fr. O. le Febvre
T. S. Hall
C. O. Picott
Winter Hill minstrel show lineup and program details
Freeman photographed the event as L Myron Edmunds chaired the entertainment committee and served as interlocutor. Cast included Jambos and G Frank James among many, with G M PD Fernald A B Young D A McLean George W Hammons and others. The program mixed songs dances monologues a cake walk and stump speeches.
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Freeman
L. Myron Edmunds
Winter Hill
George Suits
Howard A. Knowles
A. A. Church
Leon B. Ioos
Melvin F. Scott
J. F. Kiley
R. H. Nutt
Stanley R. Ells
A. P. Thain
William Walsh
Rabbi Zeidinan Defends Lecture Against Zionist Charge
Rabbi J Zeidinan writes to the Editor defending his Hanover Street lecture from claims Zionists disrupted the event. He recalls an allegory about a governor and a mother to illustrate truth versus prejudice. Zionists of this city deny any disruption and say they are not responsible for those who broke up his meeting or for his statements.
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Hanover” Street
J. Zeidinan
Zeidinan
Reunion and Banquet of Twelfth Massachusetts Regiment
The Twelfth Massachusetts Regiment held a reunion and banquet at Young's Hotel yesterday afternoon with many veterans bringing wives and daughters. Seated for sixty, officers elected included President Benjamin F. Cook and vice presidents Moses N. Arnold Albert Clark with secretary George Kim Hall and treasurer John Je Gilman. An auditing committee named Albert I. Perry Daniel W. Ford and Walter BR Briggs. The Suburban Underwriters Association held its annual dinner at United States Hotel yesterday afternoon with officers elected President Herman Bird Cambridge vice-president Albert Jennings Wellesley and secretary treasurer Arthur S Pervear.
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Fletcher Webster
Young’s Hotel
Benjamin F. Cook
Moses N. Arnold
Albert Clark
George Kimhall
John Je. Gilman
Albert I. Perry
Daniel W. Ford
Walter BR. Briggs
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