Amalgamated Copper stock gains buoy markets
In a July 12 market summary Boston and New York markets rose amid easy money and good crop news. Centennial Mining directors were re-elected, meeting moved to April, and a new plan outlined for ore development at Torch Lake with emphasis on Osceola and Kearsarge lodes. Quincy Mining declares a 6 per share semiannual dividend payable August 15, boosting total stockholder disbursements since 1862 to over 11 million.
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Centennial Mining Company
Moosman
Fay
Chynoweth
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Oscesla Lode
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Quincy
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Davis
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Andrew McKinnie & Co
St. Paul
Mexico
Arvine
Earloughmore
Arvino Mining Company
Earl
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Jolly State Gas
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Amore
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Chicago July Opening High and Low Quotes
Chicago markets opened with varied movement as traders noted the day’s quotations for the session. Highest and lowest figures were recorded alongside the closing price, reflecting lively activity in the July trading period.
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Chicago
City Finances Show June Debt Totals and Mayoral Tenure
City Auditor James H. Dodge reports on June 30 gross debt of 81.503 million and net debt of 53.551 million. Since January 1 gross debt fell 1.15 million while net debt declined 954 thousand. Mayor Quincy ends three and a half years with gross debt up 15.836 million and net debt up 12.858 million, from February 1896 levels. Existing loans yet to issue total 11.261 million, with 2.237 million inside and 9.024 million outside the debt limit. Borrowing capacity stood at 250,581 before fresh changes.
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James H. Dodge
Quincy
Grand garden party for St. Peters Dorchester aid
A grand garden party to aid the poor of St. Peter's parish Dorchester will be on the Mt Ida estate of Mr P F Carey Saturday. The Ninth Regiment Company E will perform an exhibition drill at 30 p m and St Augustine's Band of 25 players will supply music. Dancing and a grand illumination will be held with grounds open 10 am to 10 pm. in case of rain the event moves to Monday.
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P. F.carey
Mt. Ida
Conference of St. Vincent de Paul
Company
Ninth Regiment
Cuba
St. Augustine’s
Hamilton Street
Bowdoin Street
Prominent Doctor Endorses Kutnow Powder For Health
Dr Cole Blake of 1024 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn endorses Kutnow's Improved Effervescent Powder as beneficial for obesity torpid liver and indigestion. She notes its palatability makes it suitable for women and children and invites readers to write for a free sample to Kutnow Brothers Limited 83 Broadway New York mentioning the Boston Post.
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Cole Blake
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kutnow
Kutnow Brothers, Limited
Broadway
New York City
Boston Post
Boston and Albany railroad office at South Station location
The office of the general passenger agent will be at Room 353 South Station Summer street and Atlantic avenue on and after Monday July 17. Telephone service hours are weekdays 8 am to 6 pm Oxford 1029 Sundays holidays and from 6 pm to 8 am daily Oxford 1081.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
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Summer Street
Atlantic Avenue
Oxford
Men for Rice Captain Duvall Named Lieu tenant Colonel
Recruitment at Hanover and Kneeland streets filled with applicants for Colonel Rice's new regiment. Ten sworn in at Hanover, including Fremandet and Quinland, both prior service, and Collins from South Boston. At Kneeland, seventeen applicants appeared, four lacking discharge papers. the group sworn in included Smith, Buckley, Barry, Wallace, and Lane, among others. Only one regular enlistment occurred at Hanover, John McKenzie, a prior Battery G veteran.
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Rice
Hanover Street
Byron H. Budge
Salmon Falls
N. H
Daniel F. Collins
Patrick Y. McDonald
Rosario Fremandet
Daniel Barry
Frank Y. Smyth
Fred W. Coleman
Dennis Quinnland
Bryan Mulke
Kneeland Street
William A. Smith
Jeremiah Buckley
Hugh Spencer
Richard P. Wallace
Patrick T. Barry
Richard P. Corbett
William H. McIeod
Fred H. Parsons
John Dolan
John D. Campbell
David Hennessy
William Walsh
Plattsburg
Heavies
Guy L. Lane
Seventh
United States Infantry
Fitchburg
William H. McLeod
Second
United States Artillery
Lynn
Fifth
Massachusetts Volunteers
John McKenzie
Second Artillery
Fort Adams
Rhode Island
CAPT DUVALL CHOSEN FOR NEW REGIMENT
CAPTAIN WILLIAM P. DUVALL of the First United States Artillery will be appointed lieutenant colonel of Colonel Rice s Twenty sixth Volunteer Infantry. The selection was made at noon by Adjutant General Corbin and the commission has already been prepared.
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Washington, D. C
William P. Duvall
First
United States Artillery
Rice
Twenty-sixth Volunteer Infantry
Corbin
Duvall
Maryland
Military Academy
Spain
Ordnance Bureau
Massachusetts
Rice's Medical Staff Assigned to Colonel Rice
Washington July 12 volunteer officers of the medical department have been assigned to Colonel Rice's new regiment. To the Twenty sixth Infantry U S W headquarters Plattsburg barracks N Y Major Charles B Mason surgeon Captain Fred A Washburn Jr assistant surgeon First Lieutenant John E Boyd assistant surgeon
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Rice
Twenty-sixth Infantry
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N. Y
Charles B. Mason
Fred A. Washburn, Jr
John E. Boyd
Detachment Arrives from Boston Under Col. Rice
Colonel Rice commands a detachment of twenty six men arriving from Boston tonight. More troops are expected daily until the regiment is full.
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Rice
Boston
Bay State Boy omitted from enlistment list
Washington July 12. In yesterday list of volunteer enlistment appointments the following first lieutenant was omitted William H Plummer second lieutenant Second Massachusetts volunteers and was not listed in the official roster.
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Washington
William H. Plummer
Massachusetts Volunteers
Stage Gossip and Plans for Next Season at Major Theatres
In town for social affairs, Mrs. Thomas Barry and William Redmond of the old Boston Theatre stock company join the Murray Hill stock company next season. Otis Skinner to star in The Liars with Buckley as manager. Jeanette Lourie joins New York Lyceum company. Women smoking in cloak rooms rumored in several New York theatres. Julie Ring impresses in serious work with Nance O'Neill's Pallor in London. Julia Arthur to star as Hamlet at Broadway Theatre with Jacob Litt securing dates. Blanche Walsh buys half interest in Melbourne MacDowell's company for 10000. Ada Behan to manage Daly's New York theatre. Nantasket Music Hall hosts summer opera company.
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William Redmond
Old Boston Theatre Stock Company
Murray Hill Stock Company
du Souchet
Otis Skinner
the Liars
John Drew
Joseph Buckley
Jeanette Lourie
New York Lyceum Company
Castle Square
Leonora, Bradley
Maude Adams
Sarah Sternhardt
Jacob Litt
Broadway
Miss Arthur
Hamlet
George Lederer
London
Blanche Walsh
Melbourne
MacDowell
Ada Behan
Daly
New York Theatre
Drury Lane
New York
Nantasket Music Hall
Norumbega Park brings vast attractions to a bustling week
The Chutes enjoy phenomenal attendance as Juno Salmo tops the bill with aerial feats and a stunning stage setting. Flying kings, a $5000 trick dog Jack, and the First Regiment Band enhance a busy program while Castle Square Theatre spans vaudeville to Pinero fare.
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Keith
Lamothes
Jack
First Regiment
Castle Square Theatre Company
A. W. Pinero
Hollis Street Theatre
New Winthrop Ball Draws Fashionable Society
The New Winthrop opening ball on July 12 drew hundreds to the hotel, with about 300 couples in attendance. A grand march followed a concert in a decoratively adorned dining room, attracting elites from Winthrop Beach, Highlands, Centre and nearby cities including Boston and Cambridge.
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Muurch
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Highlands
Winthrop Centre
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Cambridge
Dorchester
Brookline
Newton
Hyde Park
Worcester
Springfield
Picturesque Gloucester Excursion by Cape Ann and City of Gloucester
Hot summer days invite a voyage from Boston to Gloucester and Cape Ann aboard Cape Ann and City of Gloucester. Departs foot of State Street daily at 10:30 a.m. 2 p.m. and 4:45 p.m. Sunday sailings at 10:15 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Fare seventy five cents each way with ample time to view Gloucester’s shores and charms.
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City of Gloucester
State Street
North Side Central Wharf
North Shore
Boston
Gloucester
Columbus Orchestra
Gold From Klondike Sands At Vancouver Island Beach
News from Victoria B C July 12 reports rich gold bearing black sand near Wreck Bay five miles from Ucluelet on Vancouver Island. Settlers abandoned farming to wash sand with crude home-made gear. One pan from beach yielded 250 dollars in gold, witnessed by many as prospectors flood the shore.
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Victoria
B. C
Wreck Bay
Ucluetet
Vancouver Island
Mayoquot
Klondike gold cargo arrives in Seattle ledger
Alaska gold from the steamship Queen fills half a dozen wagons bound for Seattle assay offices and banks. About twenty five Klondikers own nearly a ton and a half worth $250,000 for J B Heacock, $60,000 for Pat Moran, with Klondike output projected at 20 million dollars. Reports of rich strikes persist near Eagle City and Goat Island. Payne, Steele, and Hull were aboard, opposing cession of Alaska to Britain.
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Wash
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Steamship Queen
J. B. Heacock
Pat Moran
New York
Hootillinqua
Eagie City
Goat Island
Lake Allin
Sereno BE. Payne
Joint High Commission
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Indiana
Hull
Iowa
Firebug Still At Large In Boston Block Fire Attempt
Investigation shows an incendiary attempt to burn the Stetson block at 218 Boylston Street Monday night. Four kerosene soaked handkerchiefs and two newspapers were used with matches but only two handkerchiefs burned. No arrests have been made. fire marshal reports yielded no clue. The building houses about thirty rooms occupied by doctors, florists, dressmakers, and tradespeople. Edith Edkins discovered the flames at 8:15 AM Tuesday.
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Boylston Street
Boston
G. F. Clark
Edith Edkins
A. W. Cooke
Ferris
Pure enamel ware warnings from Newton warn of poisoning risk
Newton witnesses several poisoning cases traced to cream cakes and an endmelted kettle containing antimony used in alloy. The article urges buying pure enamel ware from reputable firms like Lalance & Grosjean whose goods carry chemists' certificates that they are free from arsenic antimony lead or other poisons.
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Newton
Lalance &. Grosjean
Dean's Ointment Promises Gentle Skin Relief
A vintage ad urges parents to ease infant eczema with Dean's Ointment claiming it cures without harming delicate skin. Available at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Dean
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