Market Review and Outlook Signals Mixed Forces in 1907
A weekly market summary notes prevailing adverse influences from major sellers as railroads seek new capital and industrials raise funds. It warns of a forthcoming period of volatility driven by supply demand tensions and high securitized burdens, with occasional rallies if money conditions improve. Local stocks show declines in Amalgamated and North Butte, while Calumet & Hecla and Mohawk advance amid mixed performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Northwest
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Railway
Erie
New York Central
Lehigh Valley
Seaboard Air Line
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
American Woolen Company
New York
Amalgamated
North Butte
Quincy
Tamarack
Osceola
Calumet & Hecla
Mohawk
Trinity
Puse Adventure
Ee Allouez
Arcadian Ee Ee Eee
Buzz Oy i
Atlantic Ete
Bingham
Boston Consol
Butte Coalition Eee Ee Hs
Calumet & Arizona
Jalumet & Hecla
Centennial
Consolidated Mercur
Stone
Daly-West
Ilm River
Ranklin Oe
Isle Royale
Mexico
Michigan
Nevada
Old Colon
Old Dominion
Rhode Island
Santa
Shannon
Ptos Osiveeses UN
Utah Consolidated
Victoria Ee
Ally Winona Ee
Wolverine
Wiliam E Soule
Trinity stock campaign voicing market control and profit
The letter describes orchestrating market moves to lift Trinity copper stock from 11 to over 100, claiming the strategy educates the public on value and promises fair treatment. It cites prior bets on copper stocks, profits to buyers, and urges purchase of Trinity under 65 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Butte
Trimountain
Trinity Copper Company
Refusal to Contest Divorce Costs Farm in Paris
John C. Foreman a Monroe county farmer lost title to a 420 acre farm after judgments were obtained without protest in Paris Circuit Court. His wife sued for divorce and $20 000 cash. Foreman did not attend trial or resist, and the farm was sold by order of the court.
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Paris
John C. Foreman
Monroe County
North
Missouri
Foreman
Scientific Discoveries Explain Biblical Miracles
Professor George F. Wright argues Old Testament history aligns with New Testament faith. He cites recent Egypt Nile works, wind effects on seas, Jericho's walls, and Sodom and Gomorrah, linking geology and oil-field examples to biblical miracles.
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George F. Wright
D. D
American Bible Society
Park Street Church
Christ
Egypt
Joseph
Nile
Africa
Red Sea
Israel
Jericho
San Francisco
Geological Commission
Sodom and
Gomorrah
Sodom
Truly Truths About Trinity Reward Notice
A peculiar reward offer promises one third of a thousand dollars in multiple fractional forms to the first man who arrives last at the shop by mail or verbally and proves the absence of the speaker. The most readable fragment conveys a riddle style incentive tied to the shop’s location and timing.
Truly Truths About Thni Shop Reward Riddle
A cryptic note questions proof of identity and repeated actions in a shop. It references a reward raised three times and a recurring cycle of beginnings before increasing the pledge.
Protest over Gardner immigration bill at Faneuil Hall rally
Multicultural crowd fills Faneuil Hall as Liberal Immigration League of Massachusetts denounces the Gardner bill. Speakers including Congressman Kelcher and Rev. Masliansky praise immigrants for building the nation and reject restrictions, calling the bill a relic of barbarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Immigration League of
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Dulingham and Gardner
Italy
Emerald Isle
Russia
Kelcher
Washington
Max Mitchell
Federated Jewish Charities
Siberian Prison Escape Told by Russian Revolutionary
Gregory A. Gershuni recounts his dramatic escape from Okatui prison in Siberia. He describes the mulled plan from Moscow arrival to four failed attempts, the sauerkraut barrel ruse, tunneling, and four days of travel in a Siberian blizzard before reaching the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberian
Gregory A. Gershuni
Tremont Temple
Russian Revolutionary League
Siberia
Gershuni
Russia
Okatui
Moscow
Schluesselburg
Stock Activity Expected This Week in Laramie Market
In Laramie the Hahns Peak stock market shows signs of a highly active week with possible quiet Monday. Negotiations may close by Tuesday, likely stimulating trading and potentially making history for this stock.
Lawson's Trinity Stock Sale and Public Ownership Claim
The article notes Thomas W. Lawson floated Trinity in 1901 and publicly endorsed it while owning 160,000 shares. The Boston News Bureau reports Lawson was forced to sell all but a small portion, with Trinity stock held by about 200 public holders. Lawson insists as an individual and as company president that the investment is worth 75 now and will reach 100 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Amalgamated
Tamarack
North Butte
Trinity Movement
Boston News Bureau
Lawson
American Loan and Trust Company
Mr. Lawson
Bradley & Metcalf Company
Lake Michigan
New England
East
Milwaukee
Chicago
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Canada
Buffalo and
Pittsburg
Bradley & Metcalf stock hearing demand in Boston bid
C F King of Boston promotes 1800 shares of Bradley and Metcalf Company Milwaukee shoes at 108 dollars par, with 4 percent semi annual dividend and quick assets of 480 thousand, urging rapid subscriptions before Jan 24 1907. He touts the firm’s 63 year history and strong balance sheet to attract investors.
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Bradley & Metcalf Company
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
New England
Bradley & Metcalf
Chicago
East Water Streets
Wm. N. Fitzgerald
Manufacturers’ Association of Milwaukee
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Devonshire Street
Salt Lake City
Treasury
Williamson
Cleveland
Daily Market Letter
F. Jonasson & CO
Congress St
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Machesney
Minine
Tha Waval
Thni
Gardne
Santosuosso
James J. Munroe
Lexington
Gardner
Masliansky
Laramie, Hahns Peak
Isaac van Horn
Thomas W. Lawson
Stock Exchange
C.F. King
Journal Building