Copper market rallies lift Boston trading in copper stocks
Wall Street notes a listless morning then a sharp rally closing up about a point. Banks gain 2.8 million since Friday, gold exports unlikely this week, and interior money supports an active market with trading in Erie, St Paul, Atchison, Reading, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, and Brooklyn Rapid Transit advancing. Boston copper scene features volatility in Copper Range with suspected manipulation, Allouez and Centennial movements, Amalgamated steady, and a broader mining list showing gains and losses amid renewed interest. Heath reports on market rumors, liquidity, and insights from Freedom New Hampshire and Lowell regarding Santa Fe and Arcadian prospects.
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Wall Street
London
Erie Common
St. Paul
Atchison Common
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Rock Island Common
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
State Street
Boston
Allouez
Centennial
Utah
Calumet
Lawson
Trinity
Amalgamated
Santa Fe
Bingham
Arcadian
Franklin
Mass
Osceola
United States Mining
Mohawk
St. Mary’s
Mining Stock Exchange
Bay State Gas
Aparecida
Troy Manhattan
New York
Freedom
N. H
Lowell
Houghton
Mich
Heath
Baltimorr & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Tllinois
Great West
Onteago Terminal & Trans
la Colorado Southern
Enon Eree
Hudson
Delaware
Denver & Rio Grande
Great Northern
Ee Valley
Central
Iowa
Centra
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kaw & Texas
Ion
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
RBM
Pennsylvania
St. L
San Francisco
Cocos
St. I. Southwest
St. Southern Pacific
Eesee
RM Wabashere
Wheeling & Cake
Wisconsin Centra Reaces
United States Miscellaneous
Amalgamated Copper
American Caroundry
One
Keene Mining Co
Colorado
Stax
Sseee Electric
Eees
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National International Ag Weet Iscuit Ese
National Aerereeee
Pacific Coast
Ssesess People’s Gas
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Private sales of Old Colony Trust Co. stock at $1000 per share
A notice reports recent private sales of Old Colony Trust Co. stock priced at 1000 dollars per share. The item notes transactions occurred outside public markets and identifies the shares involved.
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Old Colony Trust Co
Provident Securities and Banking Company Chartered
The Provident Securities and Banking Company is chartered to conduct general banking. It will buy and sell bonds and finance securities for railroads and other enterprises. The issue is offered at $102 per share, with expected earnings over ten percent annually, claiming public participation in profits.
Kelley Endicott & Co Payment Instructions
A record noting that checks are to be made payable to Kelley Endicott and Co at 91 Cunard Building and 126 State Street, with payment to be drawn to the same firm. The concise directive emphasizes the payee name and two address lines.
O Mealey Dies Suddenly as Union Leader Passes
Martin J. O Mealey president elect of the Bartenders Union of this city died suddenly yesterday morning at his Beachmont home. It marks the second officer’s death in weeks as Arthur K Anthony, vice president, died at City Hospital January 12. His Beachmont home remains a stricken scene with his family affected.
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Martin J. O’mealey
Bartenders’ Union
Beachmont
Arthur K. Anthony
O’mealey
Local man OMealey dies at age 40 after heart failure
A North End born man, Mr. O'Mealey, aged 40, collapsed after several days of illness and heart failure. His widow and six children cope as a precariously ill boy and another child suffer, with the death of the son momentarily anticipated. He was a once local business figure in the South and extends.
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O’mealey
North End
All Expenses Tours to Washington and Old Point Comfort
Series of escorted excur sions leaving Boston on Saturdays March 28 April 4 11 18 3 and May 2 for nine days with all expenses included at 32 dollars Diverse routes and full details offered for Florida tours in January February and March Regular tickets to Jamaica Cuba Porto Rico Mexico California and Europe on reasonable terms Send for leaflet Gimmons Marsters 26 School street Boston
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Washington
Old Point Comfort
Boston
Florida
Jamaica
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mexico
California
Europe
Gimmons & Marsters
School Street
Royal Blue Line Tours From Boston to Washington and Florida
Travel offer from Boston sellers featuring trips to Washington Philadelphia and New York with five days board in Washington and stopover privileges. Departures listed January through April and January February March for Florida trips with all expenses covered. Address Joseph P. Taggart N E P A 211 Washington Street Boston for itineraries and details.
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Florida
Jacksonville
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Mayor refuses guns for Platt celebration in crowded city
New York Mayor Low rejected a resolution by the Board of Aldermen granting the Lincoln Club permission to fire 100 guns in the Madison Square area to honor Senator Platt's reelection. He stated that after the Madison Square accident, extreme care with explosives in crowded areas is essential.
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New York
Low
Board of Aldermen
Lincoln Club
Platt
Madison Square
Scottish Burns Window Display In Boston For Morrow’s Event
Houghton and Dutton honor Bobby Burns with a Tremont street window scene for the Mechanics Building event tomorrow night. The display features a Burns statue by Hugh Cairns, multiple oil and lithograph portraits, a Roxbury artist’s pyrography, five wax figures in Highland dress, Highlander prints, The Gathering of the Clans, The Auld Brig O Doon and The Auld Alloway Kirkyard. Accessories include gentleman’s wardrobe and Scottish symbols. Created by window dresser Mr. Nisbett, the exhibit draws thousands of admirers and captures Burns in a distinctly Scottish mood.
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Bobby Burns
Houghton & Dutton
Tremont Street
Mechanics’ Building
Cotter
Nisbett
Boston Stock Sales Report Highlights Day’s Market
Boston, Jan. 21. The report lists the day’s highest and lowest stock sales along with the closing bid and asked prices. Specific figures and company names are not provided in readable text.
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Boston
Chelsea Officers Rescues Family From Burning Tenement
Chelsea Pa patrolmen Webber Gaffney and Edward Hoyt will receive three days leave for saving Mrs John Joyce and her four children from a fire at 68 Walnut Street. After initial exit a hidden cry drew them back inside where they located Mrs Joyce and the youngsters. a bed blocked the door.
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John Joyce
Walnut Street
Chelsea
Webber, Gaffney
Edward Hoyt
Boston Drug Clerks Honor Night at Essex Street School
Drug clerks of Boston were hosted to a reception, dance, and banquet at the Dr Patrick School of Pharmacy on Essex Street. Rev M A M Shaw served as toastmaster with speakers Dr Isaac L Robert J M Clark Dr Patrick William F Ray and John B Burnett among the attendees.
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Boston
Dr. Patrick School of Pharmacy
Essex Street
M. A. M. Shaw
Isaac L. Robert
J. M. Clark
Dr. Patrick
William’ F. Ray
John ‘B. Burnett
Bryan as Juror Drawn for March Jury Duty in Lincoln
W J Bryan has been drawn as a juror in Lancaster District Court Nebraska and must report for a three week term beginning March 2 after notification received on January 21.
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Lincoln, Neb
W. J. Bryan
Lancaster District Court
Law on Samuel Fine in Brass wagon dispute heard
In a December case, Samuel Fine sued coal peddler Meyer Brass for taking his horse and wagon for one hour to haul coal. Judge Forsaith ordered Brass to pay 15 dollars for the wagon and 20 dollars for the coal, while Brass argued he should not face a city ordinance breach. The court pressed that Brass had no right to take the wagon without consent and Fine was permitted to recover damages for the loss and inconvenience.
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Meyer Brass
Samuel Fine
Boston
Fine
Brass
North End
Castle square youth noted for quaint embraces on Tuesday
George C. Ellis, a young fellow, amused himself Tuesday evening in Castle square by hugging every female he encountered. The scene drew surprised smiles from onlookers and paused traffic as residents watched the quirky display.
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George C. Ellis
Castle Square
Municipal Court finds two policy writers guilty
In yesterday's Municipal Court Cha pin and Jones were found guilty and fined $60 each. No appeal was taken.
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Chapin and Jones
Man Fined One Cent After $2 Bill Fight
Clifford McGilvery a telephone line man was fined one cent for assaulting Norman Appleton of 70 Green Street. Dr Cilley who witnessed the quarrel called it the hottest scrap he ever saw. The dispute centered on a two dollar bill.
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Clifford McGilvery
Norman Appleton
Green Street
Cilley
Junk dealer on trial under new law
Solomon Anselvich a Roxbury junk dealer faces trial before Judge Bond and a jury in the Superior Criminal Court. He is charged with possessing beer bottles bearing the registered mail of a Boston dealer. This is the first such case before a county jury since the registry law took effect. Prosecution says he collected the bottles to sell in states with no registry laws.
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Solomon Anselvich
Roxbury
Bond
Superior Criminal Court
Boston
Anselvich
Jury Disagrees in Casey stabbing case at Salem
The Lynn stabbing trial of James J. Casey ends forenoon with a jury disagreement after five witnesses testifying Toomey was stabbed. Casey claimed uncertainty but said if responsible it was an accident. The court instructed that guilt depended on belief in government witnesses.
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Salem
James J. Casey
John Toomey
Lynn
Toomey
Casey
South Danvers Bank Case Features Taylor Testimony
Mr. Taylor again the principal witness in the Foster and Dickinson trial over alleged misappropriation of South Danvers Bank funds. Counsel Anderson cross examined him on overdrafts and related financial actions.
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Taylor
Foster
Ex-dividend and paid assessment on mixed securities
Ex-dividend noted with assessment payment. Report lists total sales including listed stocks 36 911 shares and 201 rights, bonds at 92 000 dollars, unlisted stocks 5050 shares, bonds 13 000 dollars.
Reverend endorses Dr Kennedy remedy for kidney and blood care
The Rev. Aaron Coons of Rhinecliff New York testifies he knows by experience Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as the best kidney liver and blood medicine. The ad claims it cures kidney liver bladder blood rheumatism dyspepsia constipation and related illnesses with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes plus a free sample bottle and Rose Jelly for catarrh hay fever and cold in head.
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Aaron Coons
D. D
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Tribelate
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N.Y
David Kennedy
Psi Upsilon Reunion Dinner at University Club
Thirty members of the Psi Upsilon Association of New England, Harvard’s leading fraternity, gathered at the University Club at 270 Beacon Street for the annual dinner and reunion last night. Arthur J. Selfridge presided and John W. Saxe served as toastmaster. Representatives from many chapters attended. Chief guests included Herbert S. Bridgeman of New York, and professors H. S. White and J. M. Peirce.
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Psi Upsilon Association of New England
Harvard College
University Club
Beacon Street
Arthur J. Selfridge
John W. Saxe
Herbert S. Bridgeman
New York
Ncil
H. 8. White
J. M. Peirce
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the Provident Securities and Banking Company
M. J. O’mealey
Old Point
Cluett
Arrow
Cluett. Peabody & Co
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Boston Stock Sales
Atch
T&s F
Chie
Clin
K OG
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Nordaway
Pale Es Min
Fai
Haight & Freese Co
State ST
Seiemer St
Val Sam Weerts
Putnam, Chelsea
Patrick J. Gaffney
Ritz & Hastings
James B. Webber
Edward G. Hoyt
Chelsea Police
Bryan
South Danvers Bank
Tel & Te
Bos & Albany
Bos & Pa
Cal & Hec Central
T & Rts
Daly-West
Kim River
Fitchburg
Sae
Mass Electric
Coseee
Michigan
Tel
Qld
U S
U S&s Steel
Victoria
West End
Winona
Wollaston Land Wolverine
Vt H Geee
Batiste
PSI Upsilon Reunion
Paris
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