Copper market climbs amid bullish copper sentiment
In New York and Boston trading copper shares led gains with Amalgamated advancing on bull pool hopes and a strong metal outlook. Dominion Coal hit a new price record and Dominion Iron and Steel showed activity though modest gains. Bond issues and exchange moves also featured as analysts noted liquidity and buying pressure in the street amid continued speculation on copper prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Amalgamated
United Metals Selling Company
Matcd
Quincy
Osceola
Trimountain
Bingham
Dominion Coal
Dominion Iron and Steel
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison Securities
Atchison
Call
Call Loatis
Cersesreee
Ehcp
Yace W. Y. Funds
Par And&c. Prem
Dee Shee Katana
Amalgamated Copper Company
Anaconda
St. Louis
San Francisco
Messrs
Stone & Webster, Lee, Higginson & Co
de Ford & Co
Ponce Electrichave Company
Ponce
Porto Rico
San Juan
Island
City Point Catholic Ball Set for Next Monday
City Point Catholic Association completes final prep for its annual ball at Paul Revere Hall next Monday evening. South Boston residents show strong interest with ticket sales rising beyond previous years. Mullaly's 20 piece orchestra provides music. Joseph A. Lyons is floor marshal with Thomas F. Teevans as floor director. Thomas W. Flood, former commissioner of wires, heads the transportation committee and Alderman Slattery leads the initiations committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Point Catholic Association
Paul Revere Hall
South Boston
Mullaly
Joseph A. Lyons
Thomas F. Teevans
Thomas W. Flood
Wires
Transportation Committee
Alderman Slattery
Chickering
Charles H. Slattery
City Point Cathelle Asse
Point Cathelle Association
Hill Explains Why Road Was Bought
Chicago January 24 James J Hill president of the Northern Securities Company and Great Northern railway testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission about the community of interests plan and its effect on rates. He argued competition does not lower rates and cited lower Northwest rates through peaceful cooperation. He discussed the Burlington purchase the joint bonds issued by the Northern Pacific and Great Northern and the shareholdings in the new company. He said the move was not a trust scheme but a strategic purchase to secure markets and connections in the East for Western shipments. He denied efforts to seize the St Paul road prior to Burlington acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Nutting
Manchester
N. H
Seattle Electric Company
State Street
Old Dominion
Kat
Chicago
James J. Hill
Northern Securities Company
Great Northern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Burlington
Hill
Oregon
Washington
Burlington Road
Day
Northwestern
St. Paul Road
Volume of Retail Trade Widens as Manufacturing Booms
R G Dun & Co notes conditions in the prior week show intensified activity across manufacturing, with a surge in demand from Western cities and strong iron and steel output. Textile markets soften while cotton mills stay busy. wages rise in some plants and hours fall in others amid a broad, healthy trade across regions.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Petros
Teamsters
Boston
China
London
New England
No. 7
Rio
Brazil
Europe
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
F Urther
Northwest
Texas
Mississippi
Ohio
Kentucky
Dulness
Providence
Lincoln Lodge Bal Masque at Lincoln Hall Chelsea
Lincoln Lodge No 7387 I O O F M A of Chelsea holds its annual bal masque next Monday night in Lincoln Hall. Indications point to a gratifying success.
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Lincoln Lodge
M. A
Chelsea
Lincoln Hall
Milburn Highlights Flaws in Massachusetts Tax Laws
John G. Milburn of Buffalo spoke at the Commercial Club’s Algonquin Club meeting on reforming Massachusetts tax and corporation laws. He argued current statutes deter industrial growth, noted capital leaving the state for New Jersey, and urged liberal, just policy to attract and retain enterprise. He outlined a creed favoring national-scale business and criticized local restrictions as impediments to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Milburn
Buffalo
Commercial Club
New Algonquin Club
Mr. Milburn
Massachusetts
J. Milburn
Assachusetts
Milburn
New Jersey
Newsete
Knife Attack Sparks Pursuit in Stamford Street Scene
At 12 45 this morning a Lexington milkman James Mahoney fled an Italian assailant Brandishing a knife Mahoney collapsed with a wounded arm as Patrolman Wyman intervened The assailant Charles Putchi of WO Prince street was seized and both men were booked for drunkenness at Station 3
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Green
Stamford Street
Wyman
Leverett Street
James Mahoney
Mahoney
Charles Putchi
WO Prince Street
Station 3
Putchi
Shift in Police Captains Amid Strike Management
Two police captains are to be temporarily shifted to aid strike management. Captain Gaskin of Station 3 will work behind a desk at the City Hall avenue station, while Captain Peabody of Division 13 will head Division 3. If Captain Foster of Division 2 returns to the street, both men will resume their former posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaskin
Station 3
Peabody
Division 13
City Hall Avenue
Division 3
Foster
Division 2
Catholic Literary Union Ball in Charlestown Colorful Event
The seventh annual ball of Charlestown Catholic Literary Union was held last night in Roughan Stall City square Charlestown. President Patrick Coyle led the grand march with Mrs. Coyle as host. Gallegher and Fitzgerald served as floor and assistant floor marshals. Maloney as assistant director. The hall featured palms and evergreen drapes. Guests included Mayor McNamee of Cambridge and numerous clergy from Boston area with leaders of local societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Catholic Literary Union
Roughan Stall
City Square
Charlestown
Patrick Coyle
Coyle
Gallegher
John E. Fitzgerald
Toor
James FP. Maloney
John W. McMahon
Thomas St. McCarthy
Francis W. Maley
J. J. Driscoll
Philip J. Gormley
M. F. Crowley
Henry E. Murray
M. J. Bollman
M, Eb, Twomey
Michael J. Owens
Boston
Hack driver injured by fall in Boston streets
Patrick J. O Rourke a 28 year old hackman of 16 Sewall street fell from his carriage at Boylston and Tremont streets at noon and sustained deep cuts to the head and face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. O'Rourke
Sewall Street
Boylston and
Tremont Streets
Chelsea Hebrew Education Association Organized
The Chelsea Young Men's Hebrew Educational Association organized January 1 with many members and officers including Louis Finkelstein as president Jacob Finkelstein as secretary and Max Strauss as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Young Men's Hebrew Educational Association
Louis Finkelstein
Jacob Finkelstein
Max Strauss
Dean's Ointment Promises Relief for Sensitive Skin
An ad touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for eczema and similar skin conditions. It claims the product is gentle on delicate skin and available at drug stores for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Sunday Religious Services and Lectures Listed
A long listing of Sunday services across Boston churches and societies including Ruggles Street Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue First Baptist Berkeley Temple People's Temple and more. The notices include service times topics such as The Trial of Jesus The Unseen Christ and The Destiny of the Wicked plus spiritualist and universalist events with speakers, choirs, and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
A. C
Mary
Upham
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Saul's
Holy City
TEMPLE _BAPTIST CHURCH
Stingers
Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
Allen FE. Gross
Hope Chapel
Skawreut Street
Mesar Fars Square
H. C. Hannum
Berkeley Temple
William A. Knighting
Jesus
Ise Lane Blackmore
George
Remele
Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
S. H. Roblin
Second Universalist Church
Boston
Mass
Anna Clifford Breed
Eddie Donlon
Caleb Pomeroy Fox
Maria
Vandewater
Roberts
Nevin
George Mendall Taylor
Mine Disaster Kills 21 in Lost Creek
Oskaloosa Iowa January 24 21 dead and eight injured after a mine explosion at Lost Creek. An improvised morgue and a temporary hospital were established to treat victims. Local officials began investigations into the cause and safety measures at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Lost Creek
Smallpox Visit Restrictions At City Hospital
President refers Admiral Sehley’s appeal for comment. A vase of smallpox found in City Hospital ward leads to visitor admission bans except in extreme danger cases. A notice posted confirms the measure and aims to curb infection risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral Sehley
Mary Department
City Hospital
Lamp accident injures East Boston man at home
John A. Magee of 3 Lexington place East Boston was admitted to Emergency Hospital with badly burned hands after tripping on a mat and dropping a kerosene lamp while carrying it upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Magee
Lexington Place
Boston
No Assault on King George Report Declared Groundless
Athens Jan 24 investigation into a report of an assassination attempt on King George of Greece in Phaleron Park found no foundation. Also Jan 24 Pope Fatigued Not in Rome clarifies the Pope was slightly fatigued, not ill, per Dr. Lapponi.
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George
Athens
George of
Greece
Phaleron
Rome
Lapponi
Somerville Lawmakers Debate Caucus Ballot Bill
Somerville representatives sparred over Foster’s caucus ballot proposal as the House laughed. The vote favored Foster 45 to 40, with three Somerville members opposing tabling. The session released petitions on county accounts, police, delimited aldermanic districts, and municipal reforms while reporting bills to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
House
John F. Foster
Committee On
Luce
Wildes
Foster
Qgourt
W. H. L Hayes
Boston
Senate
McNary
Boston Common Council
Board of Aldermen
M. J. Lydon
Women Hear Suffrage Bill At State House Hearing
A Massachusetts hearing on woman suffrage drew a large, well dressed attendance at the State House. Leaders urged equal voting rights for women, noting benefits to state and individual, while opponents argued most women prefer service roles. Hearings resume next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
State House Esterday
Committee On
Julia Ward Howe
Charles Park
Boston
New England Women Suffrage Association
Charles TV. Dole
Mary Ware Allen
Cambridge
Sarah Orne Bryant
Melrose
College Woman Suffrage League
Charles G. Ames
Massachusetts
Charles Eliot Guild
A. J. George
Brookline
George
Industrial Court Bill Proposed by Representative Adams
Representative Adams of Melrose introduced a bill for an industrial court to fix wages and hours in disputes between a corporation and ten or more workers. The court would have a chief justice and two associate justices and could set minimum wages, regulate work hours, and address payment timing. It may recommend union or non union workers for employment and advise on time of payment and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Melrose
Conrad Reno
Boston Steamship Company Incorporation Hearing Report
William A Gaston 18 counsel led a committee hearing in favor of a petition by Alfred Winsor John Parkinson Frank G Webster and others to incorporate the Boston Steamship Company with capital of 50000 The committee then heard Mesars Gaston and Winger on a bill to incorporate the Massachusetts Steamship Company to acquire the Boston Philadelphia steamship Company The proposed capitalization is about 1500000 There was no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Gaston
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Alfred Winsor
John Parkinson
Frank G. Webster
Boston Steamship Company
Mesars
Gaston
Winger
Massachusetts Steamship Company
Boston & Philadelphiateamship Company
Findings on Water Claims by Wachusett Reservoir
A special committee appointed by Governor Crane reported to the Legislature on compensation for Clinton Sterling and Holden due to Metropolitan Water Board takings for the Wachusett reservoir. Clinton should receive 4000 dollars yearly while the reservoir remains part of the system, Sterling 400 dollars annually, and Holden has no entitlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Clinton
Sterling
Holden
Metropolitan Water Board
Wachusett
French Society Danced at Odd Fellows Hall Last Evening
An original French ball hosted by La Societe des Amis Reunis in Odd Fellows Hall drew a comfortably filled crowd. Miss Nina Goulette led the opening dances, followed by performances from Mile Floretta and Henry Randall, with other participants including Miss Marie Stanley and Miss Lulu Baker. The ensemble featured a large roster of dancers and staff led by manager John Williams and floor director Leo Kentor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Societe Des Amis Reunis
Odd Fellows
Nina Goulette
Mile
Floretta
Henry Randall
Marie Stanley
Lulu Baker
Max Ritter
Ralph Lewis
Alice Vllot
Elma Sawyer
John Williams
Leo Kentor
Harry Goldbrand
Aids
Paul Daley
Bernard Yaffe
Charles Greene
Samuel Prince
Joseph Finnegan
Y Phillips
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Coppers AE
New York Stock Exchange
Boston Exchange
Edward L. Giddings
Tower, Giddings & Co
Pingham Consolidated Acining & Smelting
Edward L. White
American Hide &Eather Company
J. A. Coram
Boston Stock Sales
Est
Baid
Arcadian
Ny Eeeres
Atlantic
Baltic
Daly-Weat Mining
Dom Coal Mining
Eeeneeee
Dem Fren Rs Steel
Seeeee
Wdison
Tl & el
Erie Tol
Euchburn
Franklin Mining
General Fleetrie
Guanvinato
Isle Royale
Aia
Masa Mining
Michigan Mining
Mohawk Mining
Mont & Bos
E Tel & Tel
NH & H
Old Colony Mining
Old Demin Mining
Old Colony
Parrot Mining
Pere Marq
Pullman Co
Wee
Oulney Mining
Santa Fe Mining
Rutland Pref
Seattle Free
Swift & Co Sarrere
Tarapeck Mining
Torrington
Os x Trimountain
Trinity Mining O
United Shoe
Utah Mining
Victoria Mining
West End
Wolverine
Lowe 'E
St Paul
Sabe
Bat
Bet
Southern Pacifie
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Poe & West
Leo Paeltia
Shane
Boo
Tim
Wheeling & Later Pirlo
Wisconsin Central
Eeeee
Eee
United States Miscellaneous
Amalgamated Copper
Aphsiahase Ee
Deecessons
Anateoth Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
RV Colorado Muel & Tron
General Electric
Republic
Tennesnee Coal & Iron
Ons Geeeeeevts
U S Steel Sane
Seeeenice
Western Union
NEW York Stock Exchange Railroads
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Guicage & Alton
Ind & Louis
East Ilinois
Chicago & Great Western
Ifs Oo
Chicago Ter & Trans
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Dl&w
Denver
Rio Grande
Erle Nee Sen Tewewee
Hocking Valley
Central Paneer
Ilinois
Manhattan
St Ry
Igus Metropolitanae
TAO Prty
Mexican Central
Tds
Minneapolis & St Louis
Missouri Pacific
New Jersey “Central
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Wwestern
Pennsylvania
Licht
Burrows
Burrows Lighting ‘and Heating Company
America
Haverhill
Merchants’ and Traders’ Oil Co
West Virginia
Standard O11 Co
Bend
ION Securities CO
Water St
Dominion
Rone Steel
GEO
Baldwin & CO
Exchange Place
Ake
Halsid Drug Co
Cleveland
Rh. F. Bradbury
Washington St
F. B. Fenesa School
Wash- Pree
BATON
Friend St
King & 2
le Tremont and
Boylston Sts
Charles H. Allen
Robert
Bat Beller
Albert
Bigelow
Bell
Robert M. Burnett
Osborne Trawless
Harry Burnett
Frederick P. Fish
Fredr
B. Carpenter
James BR. Carter
Charles F. Choate
Preston Clark
George L. Hyde
Peter Clark
Finand
Codma
Edmund W. Conver
Charles F. Outler
James H. Danforth
Henry W. Dwig
Henry B. Chapin
Curtis Guild
Henry O. Houghter
John H. Holmes
Henry 5S
Pritchet Moses Willliame
Jerome Jones
George S. Mandell
DPD
Webster King
M. P. Kennard
D. Leavitt
George A. Flags
Paul A. H. van Daell
William H. Lincoln
William D. Mandell
Weiwerd P. Mason
Henry ©. Morse
Thomas Turner
Laurence Minot
George F. Putnam
Homer L. Bigelow
Joseph B. Russell
Oscar H. Bellips
George F. S
Frederick A. Turner
Lucius Tuttle
William Whitman
Robert Winsor
Edgar van Betten
N. FE
Weeks
George Eeer
Lombard Willams
J. G. Millburn
Gaskin and
Dorchester
Dorcester Sextet
B. A . Dorchester
Hawes
Foster Obe
Cneseer Diesel
Daly Tee
Wilkle Steer
Jenkins
Cook
Peereee
Wendemuth
Catholic Literary Union's Ball
Chelsea Hebrew Association
Baptist
Methodist
Berkeley
I. H. Dorcester
Cho 12
Bible School
Christian Fadeaver
Orient Mal
Cornet
Fiss Merse
Tuptc
Tremont Strart M. B
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashton Lewis
Fobant
Spiritualist
Lynn
M. R. Goff
Chickering Hall
Huntington Avenue
F. A. Wigin
Wiggin
Tadies
Schubert
Gospel OF Spirit-Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Legion of Honor
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Josephine Webster
BF. Smith
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Appleton — Streets
Charles W. Wenate
F. W. Wodell
Vauwne
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
A. A. Stockdale
Margaret Withers
Marie Zelesney
Washingtonian
Waltham Street
Thomas N. Doutner
Miss Thomas
THE
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
M. Landis
Upton Street
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley and
Harlan P. Smith
K. C. Russell
West Concord Street
Public School OF Political Economy
Martin Moore Avery
Universalist Brotherhoo
Therosophical Society
Katherine Tingley
Jessie Eldridge Southwick
Mt. Vernon Gircet
Harvard
Cornell
Ithaca
Schley
Somerville Tit
Walter L. Sears
A. J. Peters
J. A Coulthurst
Ark Avenue
Hyde
Charles Saunders
Safe Deposit, Loan and Trust Company
Salem
Springfield
Thomas R. Mthewns
H. W. Easton
Natick Gas and Electric Company
Charles River
W. T. A. Ator
J. A. Sullivan
Northampton
J. Evarts Greene
Worcester
T Memorial
Fitzgerald
Sen
Herg
Spanish War Veterans Public Service Committee
Jouse
Hallett
Central Railroad
Woman Suffrage
Industrial Court
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