Mining Curb Letter Highlights Goldfield Stocks Rally
New York telegraphed letter reports Goldfields lead market gains with Diamond Field Black Butte Daisy and Combination Fraction rising. Goldfield Consolidated Florence Daisy and others urged as strong buys while cautious notes on Goldfield Lucky Boys warn of potential bonanza ore within 50 feet. Goldfield would produce over 20 million in 1907, boosting inside property stocks. Nipissing and Colonial Silver also show strength as markets anticipate higher prices.
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Diamond Field Black Butte
Tramp Consolidated
Daisy
Goldfield Consolidated
Florence
Great Bend
Atlanta
St. Ives
Goldfield Lucky Boys
Blue Bell
Nipissing
King Edward
Nevada
Utah
British Columbia
Greene Cananea
Lucky Boys
Goldfield Camp
W. B. Kolman
E. M
State Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific Affairs
Wall Street
London
Union Pacific Company
Union Pacific
Reading
Northern Pacific
Amalgamated
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Wyoming
Hanna
Robinson
Wamsutter
Rock Springs
Green River
Tennessee Copper Company
General Electric Company
Lynn
State National Bank
Adams Trust Company
Delaware & Hudson Company
Troy & New England Railway
Troy
N. Y
Averill Park
L. F. Loree
C. S. Sims
E. S. Fasset
New York Exchange
Steel
Samuel Newhouse
Boston Consolidated Company
Newhouse
Gas Commissioners of
Massachusetts
Greenfield Gas Light Company
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Guggenheims
Balaklala
T. W
Salt Lake City
Utah Copper Company
Jackling
Local Stock Exchange
North Butte
Greene-Cananea
Boston & Corbin
Mohawk
William E. Soule
Wrentham Sues Its Offspring Over Tax and Boundary
Wrentham sues Plainville in Norfolk County Superior Court claiming $1699.45 plus interest for unpaid taxes and boundary survey costs after Plainville was formed from Wrentham in 1905. Elbridge J. Whitaker represents Wrentham. Fred B. Byram defends for Plainville.
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Dedham
Wrentham
Plainville
Teav
Norfolk County
Elbridge J. Whitaker
Louis A. Cook
Fred B. Byram
North Attleboro
Utah Slumps Again Under Heavy Selling
The market opened with heavy selling as Utah mining issues led a broad decline. Early gains faded after a brisk morning, with Utah Mining sliding to around 46 1 2 and other local stocks like Amalgamated and Reading showing mixed moves amid broader bank and commodity signals.
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Utah
Captain John Caswell Promoted by Governor
The Governor appoints Captain John Caswell, inspector of small arms practice, Eighth Regiment Infantry, as inspector-general of small arms practice effective Sept 1. The commission is delayed until then so the current inspector-general may finish duties with the State team at the New England Military Association event in July and captain the State team at the national rifle competition in Ohio in August. Captain Caswell has accepted.
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John Caswell
Eighth Regiment Infantry
New England Military Association
Ohio
Caswell
Drowning of Percy Merrill in Lake Pennesee
Norway Missouri reports the drowning of Percy Merrill aged 12 while swimming in Lake Pennesee. He resided with Coroner A. P. Bassett at the time of the accident.
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Norway
Percy Merrill
Lake Penneseewassee
A. P. Bassett
Boston Stock and Bond Market Roundup July 15
Boston reports the day's stock and bond market prices and total sales in a concise financial briefing. The record lists closing figures for major securities and overall turnover, reflecting the market activity of July 15.
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Boston
Four generation Merrimac family from town with deep roots
A Merrimac family headed by Mrs Hannah Very Gurney is described as four generations strong. Her daughter Mrs Elizabeth Berry, aged 66, was born in Newburyport. George Warren Berry, 40, and his son Burton Blodgett Berry are also listed as longtime residents.
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Merrimac
Hannah V. Gurney
Elizabeth Berry
George W. Berry
Burton B. Berry
Hannah Very Gurney
North Andover
Newburyport
George Warren Berry
Burton Blodgett Berry
State Police Probe Three Fires in Washington Street Building
State police investigate three fires in a single building at 1486 Washington Street within three hours. Deputy George C. Neal assigned Officer Grady to collect witnesses. Box 74 alarm sounded at 5 30 yesterday morning. The fires were minor but aroused occupants. Mrs. Jennie Hennessey and her children escaped. Theories include an attempt to murder the entire household by fire.
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Washington Street
George C. Neal
State Police
Grady
Box 74
Jennie Hennessey
Fight for Afong fortune begins in Honolulu court
In Honolulu on July 15 a legal battle starts over Wing Afong’s estate. F R McStocker, an American who married one Afong daughter, seeks control of the fortune. The Afong sisters oppose, aiming to wrest control from their mother amid linked marriages such as James D Brewster of the Massachusetts Brewster family.
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Honolulu
Wing Afong
F. R. McStocker
James D. Brewster
Massachusetts
Brewster
Watts Nabs Notorious Ex-Felon In Clothing Theft Case
Edward L. Bolton released from state prison last Friday was arrested yesterday by Inspector Norton for larceny of clothing from a Washington street department store. Detained before Inspector Watts, Bolton was identified as Edward Garrity, an old offender with many aliases.
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State Prison
Edward L. Bolton
Norton
Washington Street
Watts
Edward Garrity
Peary Endorses Dog Meat for Arctic Fare
In an Harper's Weekly interview, Commander Peary defends dog meat as the preferred Arctic staple. He argues it suits extreme cold, praises pemmican and dried meats, and stresses crew morale and readiness to sacrifice for the expedition.
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Peary
Arctic
Frederick Boyd Stevenson
Harper's Weekly
Hartland Fire Destroys 12 Buildings in New Brunswick
A massive blaze swept Hartland New Brunswick today destroying twelve business district buildings and causing losses around 250000 dollars. Four firefighters were blown by a gas explosion, two more overcome by smoke but revived, and several others treated for heat and smoke. Fire crews from Woodstock assisted as the fire raged over four acres, with suspected incendiary origin and tampering found in town equipment.
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ST. John
N.S
Hartland
St. John River
New Brunswick
W. F. Thornton
Main Street
Keith and Plummer
H. Frederick
Greg Miller
Otis Clark
D. S. McLaughlin
D. C. Morgan
D. S. McLaughalin
Navy Yard Fallout over New Hampshire Battleship Use
Indignation in Portsmouth and surrounding towns as the battleship New Hampshire built in Camden New Jersey will not enter commission at Portsmouth yard but will be sent to League Island Navy Yard. Legislators recall a silver service and $1000 appropriation and question the change to move the ship elsewhere.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Portsmouth Navy Yard
New Hampshire
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
N. J
Navy Department
League Island Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Washington
Death of Charles W. Covey After Trolley Egress
In Nashua New Hampshire on July 15 Charles W. Covey aged 32 died from fatal injuries after stepping from a trolley car while it ran at full speed. He later succumbed at the hospital.
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Nashua
N. H
Charles W. Covey
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Baltimore & Ohio Sneee 2,000 98% H7t7g 97% Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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