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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1902

Page

10

Copper stocks surge as copper talks hint settlement near

Traders buoyed by hopes of copper market settlement push a broad stock rally in New York. Amalgamated and Copper rise as reports from Schofield Whicher and Lawson point to a near end to the copper war. Major gains appear in Lackawanna Jersey Central Reading St Louis San Francisco and American Tobacco with money easing and demand for investment stocks broadening.

London New York Amalgamated Hayden & Stone Paine, Webber & Co Schofield & Whicher Lawson Hercules Tom’ Ochiltree West Trimountain New York Hst Lackawanna Jersey Central Reading Common Reading St. Louis San Francisco Manhattan General Electric Washington Atchison Edison Electric Illuminating Edgar Boston Paris New York Central East

Copper figures show 1901 output and trade shifts

John Stanton notes 1901 copper figures with United States production and exports, home supplies rise, and European output reaches a record high. U S production falls 18 percent, exports drop 40.3 percent, home supplies up 66.6 percent, excluding imports. European 1901 output up 12 percent from 1900. A stock surge by New York Central hints at transit plans. Vanderbilt links to Manhattan buying. HBATH.

United States New York Central Manhattan New Rapid Transit Subway Vanderbilts Atchison, Pa Suis Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Ria Canada Southern Cissaptare Ob Cc Alton Sane Chica Ind & Louis Gt Western Chicago RI & Pacific Chi Tae Pinat & Fered C, Co C & St Louis Colorado Southern Delaware & Hudson del, Lack & West Denver & RK G Erle Hocking Valley Iowa Metropolitan St Ry Lot Minn Central Norfolk & Western Ontario & Western Pennsylvania St Louis & Sangs OTN St Louis St Paul Nee Southern Pacific Texan Pacifle Toledo Union Pacific Wisconsin Central Eeeereneee Amalgamated Co Am ci By & Foundry Coal Zoo HT National Biscuit Neeae Republic Steel

Ex dividend and paid assessment noted in holdings

The record lists total sales across listed stocks at 17 831 shares with bonds valued at 8500 dollars, unlisted stocks totaling 12 875 shares and bonds missing a value.

Copper Independent Consolidated Mining Company Dividend Notice

A dividend of one half cent per share will be payable Jan. at the office of M. V. Little Co., 61 Pearl, Boston Mass., to stockholders of record at close of business Jan. 25. W. P. Blake, Treas. Corporations organized under South Dakota laws with capital stock, books and seal ready for business, $100. Corporation Franchise Company, Tremont Building.

Boston New York Atchison San Francisco Atlantic Mining Company Boston Land Company Irenaer Books Copper Independent Consolidated Mining Company M. V. Little To CO Mass W. P. Blake Trena South Dakota Tremont Building

Annual report of Boston Catholic Society for the Faith

Rev. Joseph V. Tracy presents the annual report for the Boston archdiocesan directorate of the Catholic Society for the Propagation of the Faith. Net receipts for the year totaled 790.70, contributed by 63 local divisions linked to parish churches across the archdiocese.

Boston Archdiocesan Directorate Catholic Society For the Propagation of the Faith Joseph V. Tracy D. D Cathedral of the Holy Cross

Prices and trade outlook hint at slow revival

The January review shows price readjustments in early 1902 with overall averages dipping from year start. Stocks and demand improve gradually, textiles and footwear firming, iron and steel buoyant, while grain and coffee face volatility amid renewed foreign demand and broad industrial activity.

New York R. G Dun & Co Coffee Exchange Brazil United States Canada Bradstreet Northwest Southwest California Bradstreet’s Maine

Townsend Brother Offers 12000 Toward Defalcation

Ripley W Townsend, brother of ex cashier Harry H Townsend of Bristol County National Bank, offers 12000 toward making good the 35000 defalcation. The bank may accept to relieve bondsmen from further liability as Townsend remains jailed in New Bedford.

Townsend Taunton Ripley W. Townsend Harry H. Townsend Bristol County National Bank New Bedford

Mysterious death linked to fear for future of barber

A friend of Mrs. Golda Rubin explains the death by her own hand at Harrison Avenue as a result of fear for the future. She notes Mr. Rubin lost his barber shop and faced uncertainty in securing new work, which influenced the tragedy reported in yesterday's Post.

Golda Rubin Harrison Avenue Rubin

Notice to creditors in Levy partnership receivership

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Superior Court orders Julius Nelson and Samuel Rellstein to notify all creditors of Gabriel B. Levy and the copartnership G B Levy & Company to present claims by March 10, 1902 or be barred. Publication in the Boston Post for three weeks and mailing to known creditors required. Name signatures and dates appear in the order.

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Suftoll Superior Court Kauit R Athlon Slater Gabriel B. Levy Julius Nelson Esquire Samuel O. Rellstein G. B. Levy & Company Sigismund B. Levy Gabriel B. Lavy Abriel Henry B. Bellew Henry Fe, Bellew

Lady Helen Stewart to Wed Lord Stavordale in London

Lady Helen Stewart daughter of Lord Londonderry is to wed Lord Stavordale son of Lord Ilchester in St Peter's in Eton Street London by the primate of England on January 25. Lord Hyde will be best man. She has received many presents including a sapphire and diamond crescent from the Prince and Princess of Wales.

Helen Stewart Lord Stavordale Lon Lord Londonderry Lord Ilchester St. Peter’s Eton Street London Primate of England Lord Hyde Lady Helen Prince and Princess of Wales

Towboat Strike Rumor Contrasted by Firm Fleet Movements

A shipyard and harbor report notes ongoing towboat labor tensions at Red Star as hauled out tugs like Tormentor and Boxer await crew reinstitution. Meantime, a heavy European and Atlantic lineup passes through East Boston with Caledonian, Columbian, Europa, and others in fleeting high water, while Shawmut ships freight to Porto Rico and Cape Breton cargoes.

Calous Red Star Atlantic Works Tormentor Buccaneer Teaser Carbonero Boxer The Post Europe Cunarder Altonia Liverpool Queenstown Teutonia Rotterdam Colorado Hull Europa Pilley's Island Pawnee Mediterranean Aladdin Cape Breton Caledonian Hast Boston London Columbian Alexandria Hamburg Philadelphia Tranter Shawmut Norfolk L. G. Burnham New York & Caribbean Steamship Company Norseman Sagamore Cambrian Winifredion L. P. Holmblad Copenhagen Elder-Dempster Painter Pilley’s Island N. F Cunard Docks Bristol Newfoundland Cunarder Altonia Potter East Boston Alexander Martin Conry State Ledge Governor’s Island Furness Viola Reppard Barter Brunswick George McQuesten Gilchrist Belfast Winterport Henry B. Fiske Cummings Alice Archer Baltimore Mayport Fla John L. Treat New Haven Fernandina South Channel T Wharf Hadcock Flirt Bath Comany James Woolley Richard Keough Woolley Maryland Steel Company United States Steamship Company West Indies South America Antonio Sigit East India Cardiff

Shipping News Miniature Almanac January 18

Shipping notices recap arrivals and sailings with many vessels listed by name, origin, destination, and cargo or passengers. Entries include steamers Altonia Queenstown Teutonia Europa and others, plus schooners and tugs, with hours and ports of call noted.

Altonia Potter Liverpool Queenstown Alexander Martin Teutonia de Jonge Rotterdam Furness, Withy & Co Europa Pilley's Island Merrimac Chemical Company Pawnee Cartwright Mediterranean V. G Hall & Co Colorado Cox Hull Eng Sanderson & Son Aladdin Schrott Louisburg C. B St. Croix Pike St. John N. B Eastport Portland C. E Laechler Grecian Briggs Philadelphia B. B. Sampson Gloucester James Baltimore Norfolk A. M. Graham Old Dominion Burton H. M. Whitney Baker New York Penobscot Pierce Winterport Sullivan Lawin O. D. Witherell Megathlin John Booth Emmons Nantasket Roads Witch Hazel Lunt New London Maud Seward Webster Spartan Allen Nottingham Tingle Port Johnson R of N. J Handler Eureka William H. Gallison Suim George M. Winslow Nutty J. C. Fitzpatrick Procroolphia Alice Ibany Eehawken Abeer Jacob M. Haskell Newport News George Parker St. Pierre Mig Jessie D Parrsboro, N St. John, N

Sunday Church Services and Spiritual Meetings in Boston

A list of Sunday services across multiple churches on Tremont and adjacent streets with details on pastors, sermon topics, choir activities, Sunday schools, and special evening lectures. Includes notes on Duldrey Street and Tremont Temple congregations, and a range of spiritualist and Christian union events with times, leaders, and program elements.

Tremont Street M. E Concord C. E Davis Epworth League Boston Philharmonic Orchestra Ashton Lewis Lucy C. Covell Calif of Bagdad Boudieu Mozart Holy City Cornet Murray Wilkinson Theodore Parker Berkeley Appleton Streets Charles W. Wendte Greece F. W. Wodell

Accidents on Water Front Leave One Dead

Three accidents on the water front late yesterday left one man dead and two others injured. William Epps, 36, of Cambridge, was crushed and died en route to City Hospital after falling into a ship hold at Marginal street wharf. John Whitechunk, 29, of Chelsea, injured internally when struck by a falling coal bucket aboard the Lyra and taken to City Hospital. John Smith, 40, of Roxbury, had a leg fractured when struck by a truck falling from a tackle while unloading at Battery wharf and was sent to Massachusetts General Hospital.

William Epps Harvard Street Cambridge Metropolitan Coal Company Marginal Street Boston William G. Wells Battery Wharf John Smith Dallas Place Roxpury Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company Massachusetts General Hospital

Sunday religious talks and meetings around town

The town features multiple Sunday events. Rev Charles A Crane speaks on Rome's Attempt to Capture America at 2:30 pm. Wacon parties include Seven Last Plagues at 7:50 pm in Tircoln Hall. Ida T A Whitlock, and Mrs. Barker, soloists. Paine Hall hosts tests at 1:45 pm. Political Economy School meets at 3 pm at 724 Washington. Florence Crittenton talk at Tremont Temple 3 pm. Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society lecture at 8 pm 24 Mt Vernon St.

Park Street Bromfield Street Christadelphians Park Square Christ Jesus Lynn Ss. M. Landis Tremont Street Upton Street Ree Landis Charles A. Crane D. IL Rome America Mr. Heath IK. C. Russell Tircoln Hall Concord Street Washington Street Paine Hall Appleton Street Ida T. A. Whitlock Mia Case- Barker Publis School OF Political Economy Martha Moore Avery Tremont Temple Charles N. Crittenton Florence Crittenton Rescue Homes United States Joseph Stewart W. 5 Sargent Washingtontan Home Waltham Street T U Harriet T. Todd Mela

Lord Beresford Departs Hot Springs with Police Chief

Sidney Lascelles known as Lord Beresford left Hot Springs yesterday amid rumors of involvement in hotel man swindling. He appeared with Inspector Mahoney, wearing oxblood gloves, and returned to Arkansas with Hot Springs police chief.

Lord Beresford Sidney Lascelles Hot Springs Washington Street Inspector Mahoney Arkansas

Pair Held on Break In Charges in Lowell

Alphonse Lacombe and Thephille Jodoin were held for the Superior Court in Lowell today in 500 bail each on charges of breaking and entering the apartments of Alfred Gaudette yesterday. They allegedly rifled a desk, took 14 dollars, some of which was spent at saloons, and were betrayed there.

Lowell Alphonse Lacombe Thephille Jodoin Superior Court Alfred Gaudette

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