Arumex Consolidated Copper Company Formed in New Jersey
The Arumex Consolidated Copper Company organized under New Jersey law aims to buy and operate copper properties. It has capital of $5,000,009 in 200,000 shares at $25 par, with 3,023,875 worth issued for properties and 79,065 shares in treasury. Properties include Table Mountain Copper and Angang Copper, Oxide Copper Company holdings, and Copper Prince group in Arizona. Development plans and leadership under Charles H. Dickey drive planned large-scale expansion. 60,000 treasury shares to be sold at par through Morison & Company and other agents.
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New Jersey
Tis Capital
Table Mountain Copper Company
Suingin
Bie
Sasi
Cewesvcienas Dinecic Busss
Angang Copper
Uuinoy Iis
Ioriie
Oxide Copper Company of
Ceneeeenen
The
Oxide Copper Company
Copper Prince
Silver Bell
Pima County
Arizona
Table Mountain Company
Bunker Hill
Pinal County
Angang Copper Company
Zituacuaro
Michoacan
Mexico
Chirlangangucco Mines
Adolphe Beck
Rock
Angang and Oxide
Cable Mountain Company
Arimex Company
Charles H. Dickey
Baltimore
Dickey
Parrot Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Treasury
Messrs. H. N. Morison & Company
Bankers
American Loan & Trust Company
Boston
International Trust Company
Harry A. Noravon
Copper Stocks Offer Public Subscriptions for 60000 Shares
Public subscription offers are invited for 60 000 copper stock shares at 25 dollars each. Subscriptions require 20 percent down with balance due within ten days after allotment, and temporary receipts will be issued. The issue may be allotted in full or part any time before January 23, 1901.
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Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Mass
Copper Mines Make Bad Speculation For Small Investors
The article warns that most new copper mine stocks are high risk or scams. It notes only a few of about 480 investigated properties merit full study, with just three meeting all requirements for a legitimate copper mining business, recommending established producers instead.
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Schermers
United States
Canada
Mexico
Five-Dollar Post Cash Gives Joyful Wins in City Squares
Recipients include Andrew Dixon of 3 Maverick street East Boston and Alexander Garden of 6 Greenwood street Dorchester with Miss E M Griffith 78 Beacon street Somerville and Edward Murphy 50 Lexington street Charlestown among others. Crowds gather at Central and City squares as Postmen hand over the crisp five dollar bills amid cold streets and long-wrawn lines.
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Post
Loston
Andrew Dixon
Maverick Street
East Boston
Alexander Garden
Greenwood Street
Dorchester
Helen I. Davis
Whitney Street
Roxbury
Edward Murphy
Lexington Street
Charlestown
E. M. Griffith
Beacon Street
Somerville
Boston
Central Square
Field’s Corner
Ashmont
City Square
Sunday Post
Murphy
Edward
Harvard Square
HB. M. Griffith
Siege at Charlestown Navy Yard Heats Up in Mock Civil War
A wartime style bulletin portrays Boston navy yard tensions with General Fitzgerald and allied forces fighting for payrolls and banners. The Roberts Hoar and Lodge alliance faces Fitzgerald expected to arrive from Washington to oversee defenses as night prayers mix with marching tunes.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
Navy Yard
Roberta
Fitzgerald
Hoar-Lodge-Roberts
Roberts
Old Guard
Massachusetts
Board of Strategy
Ward 6
Charlestown
Philippines
Lodge
Hoar
North End
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted As Cure
A 19th century advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe secret patent remedy for indigestion. It claims the tablets contain digestive ferments and Golden Seal with diastase and that they digest food after meals to prevent gas acidity and other symptoms. The copy argues pills cannot cure indigestion and promotes buying from druggists in the United States Britain or Canada.
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Stuart
United States
Britain
Canada
Man Arrested in Lyn Umbrella Homicide Case
Jeremiah F. McAuliffe 35 is jailed on a manslaughter warrant for a blow from an umbrella that killed John J. Callahan 36 in Lynn. Callahan died at his Union street home after a fractured skull. autopsy pending. McAuliffe bailed $1000 and to be arraigned in Lynn Police Court.
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Peabody
Jan
Jeremiah F. McAuliffe
John J. Callahan
Union Street
McAuliffe
Lynn
Callahan
Moc Auliffe
Sheehan
Kittredge
Salem
Fitzgerald
H. K. Koster
Midway Street
Mystery surrounds the life and burial of Murray Hall
Murray Hamilton Hall, posing as a man for over forty years in New York, died after a secret life revealed in funeral and burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. In Maine, Celia Low Hall's sister confirms the deception and a 1872 marriage that ended in betrayal and hardship. A third notice reports Judge John B. Haselton’s death by suicide aboard the Tremont during a Boston to Portland trip, tied to financial losses.
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New York
Murray Hamilton Halls
Mt. Olivet
Little Intelligence Office
Sixth Avenue
Hall
Newtown
I. J
Waterville
R. T. Hobbs
Shawmut
Celia Low Hall
Murray H. Hall
Celia Frances Low
A. W. Low
Miss Low
Boston
New York Medical School
Mrs. Hall
Maine
Suncook
N. H
John B. Haselton
Pembroke
Tremont
Portland
W Haselton
George Flaselton
Haselton
Western Securities
Bloody boot in evidence in Worcester murder case
In Worcester on January 20 the police charged Oscar Nelson with killing Gustave Erickson on November 10. Harvard microscopist Professor Edward S. Wood reports human blood stains on Nelson’s shoes, including the tops, claimed to have dropped from the knife. The government plans to show Nelson tried to blot out blood stains next morning in Clinton.
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Erickson
Nelson
Clinton
Professor Wood
Burns Portrait Free Next Friday Birthday Celebration
Next Friday observes the 1494th anniversary of the birth of the greatest Scottish poet. People of all nationalities celebrate the event with enthusiasm. (Text fragment ends.)
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Gil
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Promoted as Health Tonic
An advertisement touts Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a health tonic to prevent illness by keeping the system in top form. It claims to boost appetite and liver function, with a quart bottle sold by licensed dealers and druggists, distributed by Eastern Drug Company in Boston.
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Graves
Maryland
Marylang
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Lcensed
Daylight Store Presents Burns Picture to Customers
Ehrist and Co owners of the Progressiven Dry Goods House publish an admirable Burns portrait size 18S by %, in colors. Beginning today they will present one copy to each customer who requests it. The image is a work of art fit for any home.
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Ehrist & Co
Burns
Local Printers Prepare to Strike Over Wages
The Fy based Local Book and Job Printers threaten a strike within forty eight hours unless $18 weekly wages are granted. James M. Lynch of the International Typographical Union may seek an amicable settlement with master printers after a refused $16 offer. Legislative labor actions in Boston cover tax and wage issues, with several unions organizing officers and charters in progress.
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Arun
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Boston
Lynch
Typographical 13
Postal Clerks Meet Urges Federation Affiliation and Schedule Changes
M J Driscoll urges affiliation with the Federation of Labor at the National Association of Postoffice Clerks meeting in American Hall. The group votes to cut meetings from four to three, move officer elections to April, abolish July session, and seek union-only printing for association work. New officers elected: President C J Ford, VP Frank Murphy, Recording Secretary T McCarthy, Financial Secretary William Leonard, Treasurer A L Pickard.
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Holsting Engineers No
Jer Kennedy
Arthur Su
Thomas de
C. A. Springer
Nicholis Dowd
John Thorpe
Maurice Hkookseph McLaughlin
M. J. Driscoll
The
American “Federation
National Association of Postoffice Courks
American Hall
Federation
State Federation of Labor
Central Labor Union
C. J. Ford
Frank Murphy
T. McCarthy
William Leonard
A. L. Pickard
Washington Tours Offer All Expenses Boston Departures
Washington Tours presents $23 personally conducted tours via Pennsylvania railroad from Boston with departures Jan 28 Feb 11 25 Mar 11 Apr 8 and Apr 22. Stop over privileges and side trips. Chaperon for ladies unaccompanied by escort. Itinerary by D N Bell Tourist Agent 205 Washington street Boston.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
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Navy Yard Siege
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Robert Burns
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