Stock Market Dispatch and Railroad Stock Analysis
A Paris of strong market tone opens with Sugar leading gains as investors buy on outside force. Notes on Atchison railroad misgivings and Wall Street control claims surface amid mixed transport and copper shares. US Steel option activity and Jupiter patent deals are reported as several mining and industrial firms suspend or adjust operations.
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Wyoming
Pennsylvania Furnace Company
London
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Calumet & Hecla
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Arcadian
Parrot
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Torrington Company
Centennial-Eureka Mining Company
Chicago
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Rothschilds
General Electric Company
Western Electric Company
Siemens- Holske Company
Boston
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Ceeseee
York
Delaie Ada
Lee
J. Ransom Bridge & Co
United States Steel
United
Hoar Defends Imperialism Stand in Ocean of Letters
George F Hoar defends his stance on imperialism and McKinley, citing past speeches and letters to supporters who praised his anti Bryan position. He rebuts charges of apostasy and argues for Republican unity while opposing the Philippines treaty. He notes critical letters from anti imperialists and Republicans alike, insisting his course remains principled.
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Philippine Islands
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League
Senate
Marshfield
Republican Party
Bryan
Tillman
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House
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Supreme Court
Ee Vem
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Webster
Hayne
Lea
Hale
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Gillett
McCall
Lawrence
Reed
Littlefield
Maine
Carnegie
George F. Hoar
Tront
Grant
Lodge
United States
Spain
Hawaii
Philippines
Boston
Daniel Webster
Lincoln
Whittier
Ichabod
A. P. Garrison Letter Attacks Senator Hoar Rhetoric
William Lloyd Garrison writes to Senator Hoar accusing him of imperialist support and betrayal of liberty. The open letter argues Hoar’s politics harm the republic, contrasts him with Lodge, and predicts Democratic backlash. Hoar calls it vigorous but unaddressed, promising further replies.
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William Lloyd Garrison
Mr. Hoar
Hoar
Senator Hoar
Atkinson Says Bryan Has Shown Unfitness For Office
Edward Atkinson argues in a Boston letter that William Jennings Bryan is unfit for high office. He cites Bryan's handling of the Spanish treaty, the silver issue, and his perceived lack of statesmanship. He predicts strong anti imperialist and gold Democrat opposition shaping the next Congress.
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Bryan
Senate
Spain
Philippine Islands
Lawton
House of Representatives
Edward Atkinson
Cogswell Fountain Goes Amid Death in San Francisco
During a Monday session, the Board of Aldermen approved delivering the discarded Cogswell fountain to W. H. Seavey, Boston banker, representing Dr. Cogswell after news of Dr. Cogswell’s death in San Francisco. The fountain had long stirred controversy and had been stored under the superintendent’s care.
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Cogswell
Board of Aldermen
San Francisco
Hart
William Doogue
W. H. Seavey
Boston Banker
Sweat Box for Patrolmen at Station 2
Patrolmen of Station 2 allege poor sleeping quarters after a recent shake up. They accuse the top floor rooms under the slate roof of extreme heat with eight beds in one room and minimal ventilation. They compare conditions to a North End tenement and urge action.
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Board of Health
Governor Crane Denies Yale Requisition Papers
Governor Crane refused to issue requisition papers for the return of James M. Yale to Chicago on charges of abandoning his wife and child. Yale testified in a Boston hearing that he is in business there and willing to bring his wife and child to him. Detective Morrison of Chicago had waited in Boston and will return today without Yale.
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James M. Yale
Chicago
Yale
Boston
Morrison
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