Strong Uplift in Copper Shares Amid Boston Rally
Wall Street and Boston show a robust market with renewed activity in copper stocks. Amalgamated Copper and related issues rise while Boston markets report stronger demand, with United States Steel bonds drawing attention after listing on the London Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York Central
Louisville & Nashville
St. Paul
Rock Island
United States Steel Preferred
United States Steel
London Losts Exchange
Amalgamated Copper
New York
Jones Call to Democrats for National Convention
The Democratic national committee issued a call designating St Louis Missouri as the convention site on July 6 1904 after meeting January 12 1904 in Washington. It outlines representation by state and invites all Democratic citizens to join in sending delegates. James K Jones as chairman and C C A Walsh as secretary sign the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis
Democratic National Committee
Congress of the United States
Alaska
Indian Territory
District of Columbia
United States
James K. Jones
COC
A. Walsh
Dr Ingraham Returns From Canada Tour
Dr David J Ingraham eye specialist from 10 Winter Street Boston returns from Canada where he opened branch offices in Toronto Quebec and Montreal He bought a fine pair of Canadian horses and claims they are the finest matched team in Boston He was seen driving them Monday afternoon at a 30 clip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingraham
Canada
David J. Ingraham
10 Winter Street
Toronto
Quebec
Montreal
Winter Street
Boston
Curley Cases Delayed Before Circuit Court of Appeals
The Curley cases involving Alderman James Curley and Rep Thomas F Curley of Ward 17 Roxbury were postponed to late Wednesday afternoon. Circuit judges adjourned to allow time to finish the two cases on the list before noon. United States Civil Service Commissioner H L Green arrived to assist the district attorney. Moulton will argue for the government and Chaplin for the Curleys. The government brief runs 14 pages, the defendants 40 pages. Arguments may take most of the day and a decision is not expected for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Curley
Thomas F. Curley
Roxbury
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court of Appeals
Curleys
United States Civil Service
H. L. Green
Washington
Curley
United States
Moulton
Chaplin
Absorbs the Mass Trust Co in Boston banking deal
The Mercantile Trust Company buys the Massachusetts Trust Company ending a long publicized saga. Earlier known as the Massachusetts Loan and Trust, it was acquired by a Kidder, Peabody & Co. led syndicate. Old Colony interests arrange directors and a future capitalization rise. Charles A. Price remains president with a $500,000 capital in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
New York
Boston
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack
Amalgamated
Shannon
New York Sun
Wall Street
McKinley
Butte
Wolverine
John Stanton
Franklin
Mohawk
Mass
Osceola
Parrot
U. S. Mining
Utah
Massachusetts Electric
U.S. Oil
United Fruit
Massachusetts
American Telephone
Mining and Stock Exchange
Boston Consolidated
Bay State Gas
Greene Consolidated
Majestic
Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelting Company
Old Dominion Company
Maine
United Globe Mines
New Maine Corporation
F. S. Moseley & Co
James Douglas
Charles Sumner Smith
Charles H. Altmiller
Old Dominion
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Wold
New Jersey
Paine, Webber & Co
Houghton, Mich
Quincy
Lake Superior
Heath
Massachusetts Trust Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Shawmut Bank
Kidder-Peabody
Old Colony Trust Company
F. 8
Moseley & Co
Old Colony Trust
Kidder-Moseley
Old Colony
City Trust
American Loan
Adams Trust
Massachusetts Company
Mercantile Trust
Messrs
Stephen M. Crosby
H. C. Jackson
F. W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Charles A. Price
Indict Glines on 54 Counts in Salem
A grand jury indicted John A. Glines former city treasurer of Haverhill on 54 counts for larceny of bonds. The charges cover 2000 dollars in 1901 and 43000 dollars in 1902 and 1903 with a separate count for each bond. Glines was arrested January 7 after confessing to Mayor Wood to the bond thefts and remains on fifteen thousand dollars bond awaiting arraignment this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
John A. Glines
Haverhill
Glines
Wood
Grand
Kelliher Seated as Massachusetts Representative
In Washington on January 18 the House adopted a privileged resolution from the elections committee declaring John A. Kelliher elected to the ninth congressional district of Massachusetts and entitled to a seat, while Joseph A. Conry was not elected. The measure passed without division or discussion.
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Washington
House
Gaines
Virginia
Elections Committee No. 1
John A. Kelliher
Massachusetts
Joseph A. Conry
Ex-dividend and rights listed securities report
Ex-dividend and ex-rights update shows total sales of 18 073 shares of listed stocks and 48 000 dollars in bonds. Unlisted stocks total 7 544 shares and rights amount to 192. No further context or dates provided.
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Los
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Aes & Alton
Chicago
Gt Western
Moreawesters
Ae Ter & Trans
As & St Louis
Southern Ee
Delaware & Do 2d
Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Minors Central
Tore Ba
Kansas ‘City
Lowieville & Nashville
Manhattan
Metropolitan
St Ry
Minneapolis & St Louis
Missouri Pacific
Mexico
New York
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Insylvania Eeserepese
St Paul Ee
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis
Am — & Foundry
Eacomerive Evdacees
Mesans Refining
Anaconda Mining
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado el & Iron
Columbus Hock Coal
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
National Biscuit
National Lead
North American
Pacific Mail
Ceette Tt
Una
Police powerless against bold thugs terrorizing eastern towns
A gang of four robs safes from East Boston to Lynn, blasting doors with nitroglycerine and firing on responders. One member was killed in East Boston. four confrontations with police in Danvers Merrimac Lawrence East Boston and Holbrook ended without captured suspects. The group targets businesses and public offices, while authorities say they have no clues to halt the spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Coal Company
Boston
Lynn
Frank Richards
Pleasant Street
Revere Beach & Lynn
Exchange Street
Breed
Bowler Street
National Pop Corn Company
Western Avenue
Massachusetts
Sharon
Stoughton
South Hadley
Lynnfield
Peabody
Salem
East Boston
Danvers
Merrimac
Lawrence
Holbrook
Nantucket Again Menaced by Ice
Nantucket faces encasing ice fields as rivers and harbors freeze solid. A northwest gale and zero temperatures threaten all boat communication with Nantucket by tomorrow, risking stalled shipping in the sound. The Nantucket steamer’s attempt to reach Wood’s Hole may fail to depart again tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood's Hole
Nantucket
Bay
New Bedford
Sound
St Alphonsus Court installation in Roxbury
Tremont Hall Roxbury was filled by Catholic Order of Forest ers members for the installation of St Alphonsus Court officers. At the close the chaplain Rev Peter C Quinn received a reception. Middlesex Court degree staff led the ceremony under Thomas Neville D H C R supervision.
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ST. Alphonsus Court
Tremont Hall
Roxbury
Order of Foresters
Peter C. Quinn
Middlesex Court
Thomas Neville
Waiters Benevolent Ball Draws 800 at Revere Hall
The 41st annual Waiters Benevolent Association ball attracted about eight hundred guests last evening at Paul Revere Hall. The grand march featured President M. J. Morrisey and Miss Lizzie Powers, followed by Thomas P. Galvin and Mrs Galvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiters’Benevolent Association
Paul Revere Hall
M. J. Morrisey
Lizzie Powers
Thomas P. Galvin
Portland Church Calls Boston Clergyman
The Congress Street Methodist Church voted to call the Rev. Claude H. Priddy of Maverick Street Church in Boston. The vote was announced in Portland Maine on January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
C. H. Priddy
East
Boston
Congress Street Methodist Church
Claude H. Priddy
Maverick Street
Beacon Associates Ball at Paine Memorial Hall Tonight
The Beacon Associates ball will be held tonight at Paine Memorial Hall on Appleton Street. Arrangements are led by chief marshal Meyer B. Davison and floor director Jack Freedman with aids chief Miss Helen Whitty, assisted by David Sedersky, Samuel Kaplan, Charles Crowley, and Miss Marguerite Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Associates
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Meyer B. Davison
Jack Freedman
Helen Whitty
Aids
David Sedersky
Samuel Kaplan
Charles Crowley
Marguerite Hart
Young Back in Chelsea Board after Apology
Alderman William 8 Young of the Chelsea Board of Aldermen apologized to the full board for calling Alderman Williams a liar. The apology was accepted and Young was reinstated. records of the matter were struck. A $5000 appropriation for finishing the high and grammar schools was tabled until Mayor submits bids and specs for the buildings. The board also set Friday to consider petitioning the Legislature to restore certain rights deprived in 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Young
Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Alderman Williams
Alderman Young
Alderman Black
Alderman Soley
Pilot boat smacks Lettie May in fatal collision near Green Island
Portland Maine January 18 A 26 ton fishing schooner Lettie May captain August Dyer sank after a bow on collision with pilot boat Fannie Hay den two miles south of Green Island. Eight crew escaped to the pilot boat as rough cold seas and near zero wind chill gripped the scene. The Hayden, en route to Half Way Rock, struck amidships after a sudden crash causing dories to smash. The Lettie May sank five minutes later with some crew sleeping in the forecastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Lettie May
August Dyer
Fannie Hayden
Green Island
Hayden
Halfway Rock
New York Favors Hanna in Republican Race
A Herald survey shows a strong tilt toward Marcus A. Hanna among New York Republicans. Of 1209 polled, 729 favor Hanna for president and 480 back Roosevelt. Lawyers split 122 Hanna to 172 Roosevelt, while Wall Street backs Hanna. Roosevelt is favored in dry goods and fur trades. District leaders show many preferring another candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marcus A. Hanna
the Herald
Roosevelt
Hanna
Republican County Organization
Manhattan
Wall Street
Bark Wrecked Crew Escaped Near St John’s N F
The bark Stella under Captain Jones from Pernambuco for St John’s was wrecked in a blizzard off St John’s with eight crew members escaping. The brigantine Mayflower under Captain Manning and the brigantine Aureola under Captain Wakeham report disabled crews after a severe gale, with several other disasters feared.
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ST John’s
N. F
Stella
Jones
Pernambuco
St. John’s
Manning
Oporto
Union meetings and appointments mark Boston labor scene
Last night Custom Tailors' Union 223 met at 264 Canal street to finalize plans for a ball at Commonwealth Hall East Aston. West Makers' Union 172 to meet tonight, and a Bos ton Building Trades Council special session Friday at 8 Bennet street discusses a Harvard president's Brooklyn remarks. Steamfitters' Union named finance auditors and delegates to several councils. a mass meeting of women in ready made clothing at 18 Kneeland street plans to organize over 250 workers under United Garment Workers' Union 1. In tribute to John J. Gartland Bricklayers' Union adjourned after minutes. Typefounders' Union 2 reported return of workers after a strike and two strikers found work with another firm.
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T. Vaughan
E. Hughes
C. Lafarge
J. Holland
R. Bardick
J. Magee
C.ape C. Crowley
T. Murdy
J. Johnson
J. Alloy
Ston Bayne Trades Council
J. J. Brophy
J. Kenny
M. Burns
J. Casey
H. Studd
Kneeland Street
United Garment Workers’ Union 1
John J. Gartland
Bricklayers’ Union
Union 2
Naomi Hall
Genother Firm
Minot Admits Campaign Expense Statement Omission
Laurence Minot, president of the Good Government Association, explains the failure to file the expense statement as an oversight. He says the statement has now been mailed with an explanation and notes no fear of action against association members. He avoids discussing potential contempt actions and mentions other parties cited as equally culpable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Minot
Good Government Association
Minot
Democratic City Committee
More Clerks in Custom House Added to Appraisers Dept
Three new clerks were added to the appraisers department at the custom house. Edward B. Henry of Everett, Harry M. Keith, and Owen P. McKenna were taken from the civil service list to support the new system of examining goods at this port, completing the extra clerks requested by Collector Lyman as in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Civil Service
Edward B. Henry
Everett
Harry M. Keith
Owen P. McKenna
Lyman
New York
George Francis Train Dead in New York Hotel
George Francis Train died tonight at the Mills Hotel on Bleecker Street from heart failure caused by nephritis. The death occurred in New York on January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Francis Train
Mills Hotel
Bleecker Street
Two Workers Fatally Crushed Between Cars in Charlestown Yard
Frank W. Woodbury a 36 year old brakeman of Beverly was fatally crushed between two cars in Charlestown yards while making a coupling. Dennis Hurley a 47 year old car inspector from Malden was killed minutes later outside North station while working on a car. Both men were long time railroad employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Woodbury
Boston & Maine Railroad
Charlestown
Dennis Hurley
North Station
Mr. Woodbury
Myrtle Street
Beverly
Malden
West
Elm Streets
Gloucester Men Took To Boats After gale at sea
The Gloucester fishing schooner Lewis H. Giles reached Louisburg harbor after a rough voyage from Newfoundland. A gale off Cape North tore sails and forced the crew to abandon ship to the shore for two days. A dory broke on rocks during landing, and the crew endured hardship before refloating the vessel.
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Halifax
North Sydney
Lewis H. Giles
Louisburg
Newfoundland
Cape North
Louissburg Harbor
Second Dance in Honor of Miss Claire Prince
Miss Fanny Mason plans a second dance at her town house on Commonwealth avenue to honor her niece Miss Claire Prince. Prince, linked to banker Fred H. Prince and late ex-Mayor Prince, has strong family ties to local and British society. Mason will hold a third and final dance next Tuesday at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Mason
Commonwealth Avenue
Claire Prince
Miss Prince
Fred H. Prince
Prince
Helen Prince
Charles Prince
Miss Bell
James Bell
Chestnut Street
Explosion at 2 St. James Avenue Injures Several Women
A gas stove exploded on the fourth story of a house at 2 St. James Avenue last night causing property damage and shocking the French residents. The women, in minimal clothing, stayed in the burning room until they could dress as firefighters arrived.
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St. James Avenue
Roxbury Command 291 Dance at Paine Memorial Hall
The Roxbury Command 291 and Spanish War Veterans plan a dance in Paine Memorial Hall on Appleton Street this Thursday. The event invites veterans and the public to join in an evening of music and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Command
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Palmo fab touted to restore vigor for men
All men who feel declining physical endurance are urged to start Palmo fab. The ad claims the tonic makes you look and feel years younger at 60 cents a box, 12 boxes for five dollars. Addresses listing multiple local dealers appear for purchase.
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Walker R Bug Co
Dewey Drury Beach
Harricon Ave
Putna AM
Schoo St
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Haight & Freese Co
Saeemin
Tel & Tel
Seattle N
Allouez Mining
Arte Am Ag Chemical
Dee ,Am Sugar
Am Tel & Tel
Boston & Albany
Boston & Laowell
Are
Boato & Prov
de Y West
Franklin Pret Core
Guanajuato
Granby Mining
Isle Royale
Mass FE Electric
Michigan
Idria
Trust CO
Keliher
Santa Fe
Swift & Co
Eeee
Trinity
Union Pacific
United Shoe Ma
Do . Acee
Goal & Oli Seer
Wes Mining
Cesses Lly
Utah Mining
West End St Veuve
Winona
Cluett, Peabody &Co
Revere Hall
Beacon Associates’ Ball
Young
Chelsea
LABOR
George
Gloucester
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