Arimex Consolidated Copper Company Incorporation Details
Arimex Consolidated Copper Company, organized in New Jersey with 5 million capital, has issued 120,935 shares valued at 3,023,375 for property, holds 79,065 treasury shares, and owns large stakes in Table Mountain, Angang Copper, and Oxide Copper Company properties in Arizona and Mexico. Development plans accelerate at Angang and Oxide, led by Charles H. Dickey, with 60,000 treasury shares offered at par to raise funds for dividend earning operations.
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New Jersey
The
Oxide Copper Company
Copper Prince
Silver Bell
Pima County
Arizona
Table Mountain Company
Bunker Hill
Pinal County
Angang Copper Company
Zituacuaro
Michoacin
Mexico
Chiriangangucco
Adolphe Rock
Rock
Angang and Oxide
Arimex Company
Charles H. Dickey
Baltimore
Dickey
Parrot Company
Amalgamated Copper Comvnntry
Treasury
Messrs. E. N. Morison & Company
American Loan & Trust Company
Boston
International Trust Company
Tarry A. Norton
Copper stock offer sparks investment sales pitch
An advertisement invites subscriptions to copper stock shares with installments and temporary receipts. It quotes Thomas W. Lawson praising copper miners Butte Boston and Calumet Hecla, arguing current copper prices yield high, durable profits and predicting a market scramble as values rise.
Coppers as Investment Risk in Copper Mines
The piece warns buyers to limit purchases to established producing mines and avoid new copper mining stock. It estimates 499 of 500 new copper mine stocks are worth less or are swindles, requiring $1,000,000 to $5,000,000 to start. Only about forty merit investigation and just three meet all legitimate mining requirements.
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Boston Stock Exchange
New England
Europe
Butte & Boston
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Conners
Butte
Montana
Calumet
United States
Canada
Mexico
Stock Markets Show Erratic Moves and Erie Management Change
The market opened fractionally lower in New York with a later rally then dulling before a late-hour drop. Total volume neared 1,009,000 shares with Southern Pacific and Federal Steel among active issues. Federal Steel fluctuated on a bond issue, while dividends were declared by National Salt and Botor & Maine. Commodities and copper shares held quiet in Boston as mining notes and lake region drilling reported progress and profit potential.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Federal Steel
National Salt Company
John H. Flagler
Botor & Maine
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Road
Iowa
Big Horn Basin
United States
Ricker
Texas
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Nickel Plate
Lake Shore
New York Central
Comptroller
City of
Boston
Lake
New West Lode
Quincy
Rhode Island
Boston Financial News
Isle Royale
Old Dominion
Cochiti
Navaho
Daly-West Mining Company
Salt Lake City
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison Peewee
Baltimore & Ohio
Canada
Ind & Louis
Hie & Northwestern
Chic
RI & Pac
Cc Cc
St Louis
Colorado
Delaware & Hudson
Del
Lack & Western
Denver & RG
Erie
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Manhattan Spee
Minn & St Louis
Missouri Pacific
Ste
New Jersey Central
Orfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
San Fran
St Louis Southwestern
St Paul & Omaha
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Third Avenue
Union Pacific Ee
Wheeling & LE Creee
Oe Express Companief American
Wells Fargo
Amalgamated Copper
Am Steel & Wire
Anaconda, Mining Co. TW
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Popacco
Ou International
Tomy National Sea
National Steel
National Tube
Republic Iron & Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron
Western Union
Burrows Light Expands Dividends and Territorial Sales
Burrows Light confirms Incandescent Gas Light Co. will pay monthly cash dividends plus a stock bonus from territorial rebates. Negotiations extend to Pennsylvania and 14 other states with stakes from 100,000 to 290,000 per state. All Incandescent Gas Light shareholders receive pro rata interests. Applications for shares must be dated by January 19 to secure current pricing at close of business Saturday.
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Incandescent Gas Light Co
Pennsylvania
Copper stocks rise as Erie Telegraph reshuffles leadership
A special Erie Telephone and Telegraph meeting installed new management led by bankers syndicate. Charles J. Glidden and Charles A. Grant resign from top posts. Walton Abbott named treasurer. Executive committee named Dex ter, Endicott, Foster, Hart, Latla. Copper prices firm in New York and Boston amid steady Amalgamated and Boston & Montana demand. Noted Maine magnate Joseph S. Ricker dies, linked to multiple firms.
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Erie Telephone & Telegraph
Bankers’ Syndicate
Charles J. Glidden
Charles A. Grant
Walton Abbott
Glidden
Erie Company
Grant
Philip Dexter
William Endicott, Jr
Reginald Foster
Francis R. Hart
W. J. Latla
British Columbia
New York
Boston
Amalgamated
Boston & Montana
Joseph S. Ricker
Portland
Maine
U. S. Oil Company
Boston & Maine and Maine Central Railroad
Portland Street Railway Company
Portland Steamboat Company
U. S. Mining Company
Centennial Eureka Mining Company
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Company
North American Gold Dredging Company
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Puritan Trust Company
United Verde Extension Company
Pinkham
Market Report: Boston Today Shows Prices and Ranges
Boston on January 17 reports the day’s highest and lowest sales, along with closing bid and asked prices. The brief item lists specific figures for stocks or commodities traded in the market.
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Boston
Jan
Ex dividend and installment payments on listed and unlisted securities
Assessment paid and one second installment paid. Total sales show listed bonds at 76355 dollars and 23612 listed stock shares. Unlisted bonds amount to 8000 dollars and 9323 unlisted stock shares.
Burtons Ode for McKinley Roosevelt Inauguration
Frederick R. Burton of Yonkers N Y provides a chorus ode for the inauguration using Oliver Wendell Holmes Freedom Our Queen as text Burton is a noted composer and conductor of the Yonkers Choral Society He studied at Harvard with Owen Wister and once served as city editor of the Boston Post.
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Washington
McKinley
Roosevelt
Frederick R. Burton
Yonkers
N. Y
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Burton
Anarchists Indicted in Barre Police Chief Attempt
Montpelier Vermont January 17 The grand jury returned fifteen true bills in the attempted assassination case of Barre Police Chief Brown. Named defendants include Arturo Bernacco Luigi Lassi Achia krediana Primo attaglio and several others, with charges listed against each.
Astrolo gist Evangeline Davey arraigned on obscene circulars
Mrs Evangeline Yale Davey of Beachmont was arraigned before U S Commissioner Fiske on a charge of depositing obscene circulars in the mails. She pleaded not guilty and was held in 500 dollars bail for a hearing on January 24.
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Evangeline Yale Davey
Beachmont
United States
Fiske
Senate to Report West Point Hazing Bill Tomorrow
In Washington the Senate discussed the army reorganization bill with emphasis on hazing at West Point. Senator Money urged decisive action and harsher penalties for officers or instructors condoning hazing as the bill heads to a committee report. The House spent the day on postal law revisions with amendments for federal employees rejected and ninety three pages completed.
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Washington
Senate
Money
Mississippi
McComas
Rep
Maryland
Bate
Tennessee
West Point
Proctor
Military Affairs Committee
Secretary of War
United States Military Academy
Army of the United States
Mil
Quay Receives Warm Senate Welcome Amid Floral Tribute
The Hon. M. S. Quay entered the Senate chamber to enthusiastic applause as a throng from Pennsylvania filled the galleries. He was greeted with an extraordinary display of flowers, a historic tribute unmatched in Senate memory.
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Washington
M. S. Quay
Senate
Gold standard measures debated by House committee
Washington January 17 The House committee on coinage heard Director of the Mints Roberts and letters from financial experts on establishing a definite weld standard. Roberts supported the idea of exchanging silver dollars for a gold reserve as part of the bills. A New York bank president also endorsed the gold standard as demanded by public sentiment.
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Washington
House Committee On Coinage
Roberts
Williams
Chemical National Bank of New York
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Copper Company of
Tings
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Eevee Covingen Ccenier
Eevee Eheveddace Vecenel
Angane
Roe Uuw
C Wery Company of
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Hadais
Se Reerie Aon
Phil
Thomas W. Lawson
Mass
Adelphia
Conital
En, Morison & Company
East German St
Baltimore, Mid
Brown, Riley & GO. Bankers and Brokers
Congress St
Lawson, Arnold & CO
Boston and
State St
Erie Telephone
Burrows System
New Hampshire Lighting Company
Pradrata
H. W. Pattee & CO
Bankers and Stock Brokers
Boston Bulls
St. Nicholas
Copper Range
Trimountain
NEW York Stock Market
Railroads
Boston Stock Sales
B & Mo
Ill Steel
Clin & Sp
Ft S & M
KC M & B Inc
NFE Gas & Coke
NY &Ne Ist
Ag Chemical
Aed
Mons
Bingham
Boston & Alpiany
Boston & Maine
Bos & Mon Min
Boston & Frov
Sun
Bos Water Power
Codman & Hall Co
Dewey Square
Weeks & Potter Co
Central Mass
Con & M
Daly-West
Lomer & Steel
Elm River
Berle Upa Vc
Cesta
FIS & M
Mem & Bir
Mergenthaler
Michigan
Gas & Joke
NH & H
Old Colony RR
Osceola
Pere Marquette
i+ Pullman Co
Enee
Quincy Bridge
Rutland
Santa Fe
Union C
Union Pacific
United Fruit
United Shoe
Utah
Victoria
West End St Ry
Wolverine
Wyandot
Anarchits
Everett
Worcester
T. Richard Peede
South Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Hay
H.wh.h
P. Hay Specialties Co
Lafayette St
Newark
N. J
Hazing
Quay
Wacon
Senate Committee On Finance
House
Congress
Massachusetts
Elbruz
ST. John’s, N. F
Liverpool
Seymour M
van Alstine
Tremon. Street
Bromfelt
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