Bulls Dominate Market On January Rally Sweep
The January boom drives a broad stock market advance in Boston and New York. Amalgamated Copper leads gains with a rise to 76 7-8 as bulls push copper and metal shares higher. Morgan and Stand ard Oil influence noted. Old Colony Trust reelects directors. market sentiment upbeat with copper output rumors fading and consumer demand rising.
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Tamarack
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Qsceoa
Calumet & Hecla
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U. S
Cochiti
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N. Y
Old Colony Trust Company
John Stanton
J. P. Morgan
Financial District
Bigelow
United Metals
Mass Company
Chicago Copper Refining Company
Evergreen Lode
Santa Fe Mining Company
H. Susmann
Edgar Buffum
Adolph Lewisohn
Charles W. Welch
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Dividend Notice From The New England Telegraph Co
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company declares a dividend of 1.50 per share to stockholders of record at close of business January 21 1902. The transfer books will close February 1 to February 14 1902, both days inclusive. William R. Driver Treasurer. January 22 1902.
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England Telephone and Telegraph Company
William R. Driver
Heath Reports Mine at E rsweat Mine Reopens with 200 Men
About 200 men will work at the Ersweat Mine of the Anaconda properties after a two month closure. Heath notes the reopening and the resumed operations at the site.
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Ersweat
Anaconda
HEATH
Market Scores and Prices Today in Boston
Boston reports the day's trading with the highest and lowest sales figures, along with the closing bid and asked prices. The concise snap summarizes price levels across the market session for investors and readers tracking daily movements.
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Boston
No Democratic Caucus Returns Split Vote on Meeting
Democratic legislators remain divided over holding a caucus to discuss legislation. Four members of the House committee on legislation Roads Marblehead Dean Wakefield Colthurst Boston Schofield Ipswich met to discuss the matter. McNary is out of the state.
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Marblehead
Dean
Wakefield
Colthurst
Boston
Schofield
Ipswich
House
Mr. McNary
Boston subway bill proposes two track line under Washington Street
Representative Louis A. Frothingham introduces the Board of Trade subway bill drafted by Louis RE Brandeis. The plan lets the Boston Transit Commission build a two track subway under or near Washington Street from Broadway to the North End, connect to the East Boston tunnel, and lease the Elevated for up to 20 years at a 4.78 percent annual rent on construction cost. City issues 6 million dollars in bonds for 40 years. title remains with Boston. construction begins after voter approval in 1902.
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Edward JL. Mayberry
Bird Island Flats
James Paul, Jr
House to discuss order on hospital for alcohol users
A proposed order to investigate a hospital for dipsomaniacs and inebriates is to be discussed in the House today. The move follows an offer of an order to that effect presented for debate.
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Abolition of inspector of fish position debated
In a joint session the Public Service and Fisheries and Game committees debated Governor Crane's bid to abolish the inspector of fish office. They decided to abolish the post but postponed any transfer plan to a later week. Representative Stearns of Waltham pushed bills for city caucus reform and for recognizing the "minute men of '61" with a commemorative medal. The article also notes a rumored 14 vessel U S Steamship Co fleet and related maritime movements along with local civic petitions before the Legislature.
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Crane
Inspector of Fish
Charles F. Stearns
Waltham
Mr. Stearns
Board of Aldermen
Stearns
Collins Clamps Down On City Baths Amid Budget Fears
Aldermen study Roman era baths as Mayor Collins orders thrift. Plans for year round baths in wards 12 18 19 face scrutiny with a proposed 60000 to 100000 dollars per ward. South Boston East Boston Charlestown North End seek additions though Collins aims to reduce public spending while keeping access.
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Boston
Thomas N. Hart
Quincy
Collins
Ward 17
South Boston
D Street
East Boston
North End
Charlestown
Cabot Street
Ninth Street
Orchard Park
Liquor Law Hearing Aims at Nantasket Beach Rule for Revere
The liquor committee held a hearing on extending Nantasket Beach 400 foot liquor ban to Revere. Metropolitan Park Commission officials backed the bill highlighting illegal sales at Nantasket Beach and the need to curb open liquor sale near reservations.
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Alfred S. Hall
Revere
Nantasket Beach
W. B. de Las Casas
Metropolitan Park Commission
Quincy
Sprague
Edwin A. Curtis
Revere Beach
Curtis
Irish MPs host dinner before Cymric departure to New York
London Jan 28 The Irish Parliamentary party gave a dinner in the House of Commons for William Redmond MP East Clare and Joseph Devlin of Belfast before their sailing to New York tomorrow on the White Star liner Cymric.
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Irish Parliamentary Party
William HW. Redmond
East Clare
Joseph Devlin
Belfast
House of Commons
New York
White Star Line
Cymric
Women Clerks Benefit Association Installs Officers
The Women Clerks Benefit Association held its first public officer installation at Perkins Hall in Boston. About 200 members and guests attended as Augusta M. Burleigh was named president and other officers were elected. The six year old group funds sickness and funeral expenses and offers employment support to its clerical members.
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Perkins Hall
Boylston Street
Bosot
Augusta M. Burleigh
RE. M. D. Goodfellow
George Tate
Dry Goods Association
Ames Mac Mahon
Frances D. Gage
Mary Morton Kehew
Woman's
EF. & I. Union
H. L. Paine
Nellie Fisher
W. H. Wolfe
Sailmaker John M. Davis of Charlestown Navy Yard Dies at 67
John M. Davis longtime sailmaking department worker at Charlestown Navy Yard died at home in Wellington aged 67. He leaves a widow, a daughter, and three sons, one a Boston newspaperman. A veteran of the Sixteenth Maine Regiment, he belonged to the G A R Charles Russell Lowell Post 7 and had worked with several Boston theatres. Funeral Thursday at 11 a.m. at his home.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Third Street
Wellington
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Avis
Sixteenth Maine Regiment
Charles Russell Lowell
James A. Leary Dies at 18 in East Boston
James A. Leary of 55 Chelsea Street East Boston died Tuesday afternoon at home aged 18. A Lyman and English High School graduate, he belonged to the East Boston Catholic Association and was brother to Matthew M. Leary a Roxbury gymnasium instructor. Funeral Friday at 9 am at Holy Redeemer Church with a solemn mass of requiem.
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Matthew M. Leary
Roxbury
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