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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1907

Page

8

British Columbia Mines boom and Daisy stock surge noted

New York telegram notes British Columbia topping $10 a share for the first time in years amid dull markets. Daisy stock leads Goldfield group gains, while British Columbia details, company officers, and 1898 origins are outlined along with margin terms for trading and loans on listed mining stocks.

British Columbia Nevada Utah Goldfield Group Daisy Colgate Hoyt B. B. Lawrence F. L. Sommer R. H. Eggleston Copley Amory C. H. Burke Newman Erb Edwin Hawley Anthony N. Brady J. C. Reiff A. Starbuck F. L. Underwood West Virginia Mother Lode Boundary District Fee Emma and Jumbo Denoro B. G Napoleon

Bomb kills three in Alexandropol carriage attack

In Alexandropol July 16 a bomb destroyed the carriage of General Alikhanoff former Governor General of Tiflis Mme Glieboff and the coachman were killed. A son of Alikhanoff and a daughter of Glieboff were seriously wounded. Alikhanoff known as the wild beast to Caucasian lawmakers for harsh Kutais district campaigns.

Alexandropol Russia Alikhanoff Tiflis Mme Glieboff Kutais

Lewis Stops England Lightweight Champion in Fifth Round

Harry Lewis of Philadelphia defeated Jack Goldswain, the lightweight champion of England, in the fifth round at the National A. C. in Philadelphia. In the semi-windup, Al Delmont of Boston outweighed and outmatched Tommy Langdon of Philadelphia but drew.

Philadelphia Penn Harry Lewis Jack Goldswain England A. C al Delmont Boston Tommy Langdon

Market Dullness With Union Pacific Holds Spotlight

Wall Street shows a languid midsummer session with Union Pacific leading activity and guiding the narrow market. Copper prices slide in London and New York, renewing fears of a broader price slump while traders speculate on a Hill deal and possible railroad policy shifts.

Wall Street Union Pacific Amalgamated Copper Reading Market Friends Harriman Interstate Commerce Commission London State Street Burlington New York Metal Exchange Lake Amalgamated Canadian Pacific St. Paul Great Northern Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Southern Pacific Steel Common New York Stock Exchange

Clerks on New Haven System Rebuff Pay Rise

Clerks in the New Haven road employ are offered a 5 to 10 cent daily raise, but union lodges refuse it as final and demand a 15 percent wage increase plus grievances addressed. A systemwide committee was elected to press management for conference on the clerks’ formal request.

FE. H. Harriman Stuyvesant Fish Illinois Central Railroad Company New York Fish Interstate Commerce Commission Union Pacific Baltimore & Ohio Susquehanna River Havre de Grace Philadelphia American Bridge Company Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company Corra Butte Coalition Company Butte United Copper Company F. A. Heinze Cole-Ryan Red Metal and Coalition Companies Hill Companies Adams Express Company Hill Bullwhacker Copper Company Patrick Clark J. J. Stewart W. C. Meyer Pierre Jay Charles Cabot Johnson Nahant Johnson Santa Fe Gold & Copper Mining Company Santa Fe Central Railroad Santa Fe Central Utah Copper Company Colorado Charles MacNeill Spencer Penrose K. R. Babbitt American Light and Traction Company J. P. Morgan & Co American Smelting and Refining Company William KE Soule New Haven Road Brotherhood of Railway Clerks New Haven Paine Memorial Hall

Scientists Paid $500 to Fight Proposed Laws

The Christian Science board of directors paid William A. Morse $500 for his appearance before legislative committees on bills affecting the practice of Christian Science, according to returns filed at the State House yesterday.

Christian Science Board of Directors William A. Morse State House

Boston Market Stock and Bond Prices July 16 Table

The Boston Market lists the day’s stock and bond prices with totals. Bonds show 1000 Amer Tel Tel trading at 48 50 percent high 80 percent low 80 and 1 000 shares listed at 1000 rights 5272. Listed stocks total 18 064 shares and 10 263 shares in listed stocks with bonds and rights totals.

Boston Amer Tel & Tel Bos & Alb Bos Elev Bos & Low Vols & Ee Fiteh P NY &Ni Rutland Oh West End Daly-West Michigan Quincy Utah Victoria Pneu Oy Akdison bGen Klee Mackay P’lim’n Greene Isle Royale la Salle Swift & Co U S Smelt Corbin Consolidated Steamship Bonds Nevada-Utah Last Butte Bradley J. Thomas Reinhardt Exchange Place Broad Street New York City Brattleboro Black Mountain Boston-Corbin Ee E. Om Boston Ely Bullfrog Mines, Inc Ccc Uiseake Butte Bradley Ae Butte & London Copper Securities Cumberland Ely Davis-Daly Eee Dominion Copper Iy Heny East Butte Jaci Foster Cobalt Glenevis Ie Nevada North Butte Superior & Pitts Sutton United Oil United United Zine Sue Age SOULE

Boston Street Cleaning Investigation Progress Report

Street expert Richard T. Fox advances his study on Boston street cleanliness as he nears a six week completion. He plans to release findings in about two weeks after finishing data on paving and traffic statistics.

Richard T. Fox Boston Mr. Fox Post Fox

Liscomb Found Dead in Chatsworth Apartment

Albert G. Liscomb of Marshall Field & Co. Chicago was found dead in his Chatsworth apartment from gas asphyxiation. Police believe he took his own life after a likely gas leak from several burners.

New York Albert G. Liscomb Marshall Field & Co Chicago Chatsworth

Liscomb Family Ties Highlight Worcester Note

Worcester obituary item notes Albert G Liscomb son of the late Nathaniel Liscomb a longtime Worcester merchant with a farrier’s shop on Main street. It mentions Albert Liscomb’s wife belongs to a prominent Worcester family and has been visiting here for some time.

Worcester Albert G. Liscomb Nathaniel Liscomb Main Street Albert Liscomb

Scalded Boy Suffered Burns From Spilled Coffee

Morris Golop two was scalded by boiling coffee spilled while he stood on tip toes in the kitchen at 23 Anderson street West End. Taken to the Relief station for treatment his condition described as not serious though injuries will scar.

Morris Golop Anderson Street West End Morris

Hub Clothing Store Fire on Hanover Street Damages Stock

A fire at 186 Hanover Street in the Hub clothing store damaged stock by about 1000 dollars. The blaze broke out in the basement and firefighters faced heavy smoke, relying on relays to control the flames before confining it to the basement. Sergeant Gallivan and Special Officer O'Donnell alerted the scene after spotting smoke.

Hanover Street Gallivan O’donnell

Two Hurt in Rear End Crash in Attleboro

Attleboro July 16 Two people were injured in a rear end trolley crash on the Norton and Taunton street railway. The rear car reportedly carried grain bags to Mansfield while the front car with eight passengers stopped for a passenger. Conductor Miller suffered bruises and was taken home to Norton. Mrs Pepper of Norton injured his back and caused a nervous shock treated by Dr Holden.

Attleboro Norton & Taunton Mansfield Starkey Avenue Pleasant Street Miller Norton Mary Pepper Charles S. Holden

Father jailed over assault claim tied to railway damage suit

A Plainville man, John Suber, faces assault charges in Hartford after allegedly beating his young daughter with a heavy club to create evidence against a street railway company suing for damages. The girl is scarred and may die, and she identified her father to officials from the Consolidated Company.

Hartford Conn John Suber Plainville Consolidated Company

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