Copper Range Stock Advice Sparks Market Friction
A former broker declares he will turn over Copper Range orders to stock exchanges after receiving overwhelming buyer interest. He urges estates widows and orphans to buy Copper Range below 100 per share, warns of margin risks, and criticizes manipulation while noting Amalgamated stock remains untouchable.
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Stock Exchange Houses
Boston
Commission
Lawson, Arnold & Co
Standard Oil
Amalgamated City Bank
Stock Exchange
Calumet & Hecla
Amalgamated
Boston Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Heat Kills 3 in Chicago on Extreme Summer Day
Chicago records a 94 degree high marking its hottest day in three years and causing three deaths along with numerous prostrations. The heat exceeded previous records, with a peak not seen since July 21, 1901 when 103 degrees was recorded, underscoring the severity of the heat spell.
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Chicago
Postmaster General Payne Visits Gloucester
Gloucester July 17 The revenue cutter Mohawk with Postmaster General Payne aboard moored here in the afternoon Payne came ashore and was entertained by Charles D Brown the last postmaster He will likely resume his eastward journey tomorrow morning
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Gloucester
Payne
Bar Harbor
Charles D. Brown
Clairvoyant clue helps locate missing wife in pond tragedy
Milford N H July 17 The body of Mrs Benjamin Butterfield was found in a shallow pond after a clairvoyant message led her husband and 40 searchers into Mt Vernon woods. Butterfield’s 6 year old son died July 4 from a cannon cracker explosion. The husband, distraught, may be losing his mind.
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Milford
N. H
Benjamin Butterfield
Mt. Vernon Woods
Nashua
Butterfield
Another Busy Day on Boston and Worcester Line
The South Framingham military encampment drew many Boston and Worcester visitors. Street cars were crowded with an 11 minute schedule, and Boston and Worcester Railway officials estimate about 70 000 passengers carried yesterday.
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South Framingham
Boston and Worcester
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
Sabbath Day of Accidents
An unusual number of accidents filled the blotter yesterday with several injuries requiring hospital care. Edward McDougall 84 of Waltham was thrown to the ground boarding a Waltham bound car near North Beacon and Vineland streets injuring his scalp. Mrs Ruggiero and her 3 year old daughter of Phipps Place North End were hit by an East Boston Brookline car on Hanover near Prince street with minor injuries. A 2 year old John B Murphy fell from a shed roof at 24 East Canton street to the yard sustaining only a shock. James Minger 33 of North Russell street fainted on the Common and was taken to MGH. Leo Pini 14 fell on Columbus Avenue breaking an ankle and was treated at City Hospital.
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Waltham
North Beacon
Vineland Streets
Edward McDougall
North Prospect Street
McColey
Mapleton Street
McDougall
Hanover Street
Prince Street
Rosina Tuggierro
Phipps Place
North End
Brookline
City Hospital
James Minger
Russell Street
Massachusetts General H Hospital
Columbus Avenue
Leo Pini
St. Alphonsus Street
Talked to the Electrical Workers at Union 103 Meeting
Business Agent Peter W. Collins spoke at Union 103 headquarters last evening about organized labor and its role in community progress. He argued unorganized workers should seek fair compensation through conference, not intimidation, to secure just pay for daily toil.
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Union
Peter W. Collins
Collins
Tube Works Strike Likely Settled This Week
A conference is planned for Thursday between Boston labor leaders and American Tube Works Somerville officials as a potential agreement ends the strike. Negotiations aim to resolve the labor dispute and avoid further disruption.
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American Tube Works
Somerville
Boston
New Haven Railroad Towermen Not Striking
The general chairman of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers denied any strike by New York New Haven Hartford towermen last evening. He said there has been no strike, no schedule submitted, and no foundation for rumors.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
Twins Born Aboard A Streetcar In New York
Mrs. Anna Steinmetz, forty, left East Fourth Street for Lying-in Hospital and rode a crosstown streetcar. She fainted and gave birth to twin boys after crowds fled to the doors. Ambulances arrived and doctors confirmed the birth. both babies and mother were reported doing nicely at the hospital.
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New York
Anna Steinmetz
East Fourth Street
Eighteenth Street
Second Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Bellevue
Dr. Prentice
Fitzgerald
Honest Fitz
Russia's Empress Prays for a Son
A representative of the Quarterly Review notes the Czarina at Peterhof awaiting accouchement in ten days. Greek priests influence her, she adheres to the Greek church, and may renounce her former faith. A son would strengthen priestly sway during this birth.
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Russia
London
The
Quarterly Review
Peterhof Palace
Triplicate weddings unite Roy and Charland families
In Manchester New Hampshire on July 17 three sisters and two brothers with one intimate friend wed in a single ceremony before two witnesses. The brides are daughters of Mr and Mrs Honore Roy and two grooms are sons of Mr and Mrs Solyme Charland. The witnesses were the fathers of the two brothers and the three brides.
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Manchester
N. H
Honore Roy
Solyme Charland
Berkshire Lad Swaps Girl for Coon Dog
In New Boston Massachusetts Arthur Fuller, son of Carlos Fuller, traded his girlfriend for a trained coon dog named Sport. Wellington Fuller, 26, and Arthur vied for Miss Iva White, daughter of Walter White. Wellington offered his dog to Arthur if he withdrew his suit. Arthur accepted the deal, and Wellington and Miss White wed last Friday. Arthur attended the wedding and remains satisfied with the swap.
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New Boston
Mass
Arthur Fuller
Carlos Fuller
Arthur
Wellington Fuller
Iva White
Walter White
Miss White
Wellington
C L U Begins War on Open Shop Movement
The Boston Central Labor Union challenged the new employers group backing the open shop. Delegates debated the issue with union leaders predicting strengthened craft unions and widespread organization as a response, while bosses warned against coercion and noted expansion could raise employment. Local activists, including Anna Bowen and D D Driscoll, defended trade labels and union membership amid calls for early speeches on the closed shop.
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Boston Central Labor Union
McCarthy
Central Labor Union
Trades Union
Henry Abrahams
Great Britain
Philip H. Sweet
R. H. Bradford
The
Structural Building Trades Alliance
Boston
P. J. Sheehan
Boston- Cambridge Firemen’s Union
F. K. Foster
Anna Bowen
Cigar Strippers’ Union
Labor union appeal urged to organize Italian workers
Representative George Scigliano appealed to the Central Labor Union yesterday asking delegates to organize Italian workmen in every craft they hold. New delegations joined from Engineers Unions 16 and 74 Brewery Workers Union 14 Carpenters Union 218 Trip Printers Union 4 Electrical Workers Union 193 Painters Union 11 Woodworkers Union 24 and Custom Tailors Union 223. Joy Pollard of Cripple Creek Col addressed the delegates on the strike situation of the Western Federation of Min.
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Central Labor Union
George Scigliano
Engineers
Brewery Workers
Carpenters
Trip Printers
Electrical Workers’ Union
Painters’ Union
Woodworkers’ Union
Custom Tailors
Joy Pollard
Cripple Creek
Col
Western Federation of Miners
Cambridge Painters Union Receives International Aid
Cambridge Mayor Daly and Superintendent Tracy vowed city painting work go to union men only. The Cambridge Painters Union seeks a $2.80 daily minimum wage. The union received $500 from International Brotherhood headquarters, with Malden sending $300. One hundred eighty one firms have signed the union agreement.
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Daly
Tracy
Cambridge
Cambridge Painters’ Union
Cambridge City
International Brotherhood
Malden
International
Labor unrest and meetings sweep New England shops
Local labor notes report boilermakers of the New York New Haven and Hartford quit 12 weeks into a dispute rejecting a nine hour day and 10 cent daily wage rise. A capmaker strike at Meyer Rosenfield’s Devonshire Street shop nears settlement as a conference is held today. Somerville tubeworkers met in Bacon Hall pledging victory with aid from labor groups. Union 17 busi ness agents clash prompts tonight Swartz Hall meeting at Leverett Street. Daniel Leonard installed as treasurer of Ken Franklin Assembly 5465 K of L for the second time. Oak Island picnic set for July 26.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mellen
Meyer Rosenfield
Devonshire Street
Somerville
Bacon Hall
Sheet Metal Workers of Union 17
Swartz Hall
Leverett Street
Daniel Leonard
Ken Franklin Assembly
K. of L
Oak Island
Quiet Sunday at Sagamore Hill with Butler visiting
Oyster Bay July 17 reports a calm day at Sagamore Hill. President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt hosted two or three house guests including Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University. The family attended morning service at Christ Episcopal Church, with Quentin Roosevelt absent.
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Oyster Bay
Ft. S
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Quentin
Christ Episcopal Church
Young Roosevelt Teaches Sunday School in Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt Jr the President's eldest son resumes teaching a Christ Church Sunday school class in Oyster Bay after Groton. He and a cousin each lead a class, with ten boys aged about nine in his group.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Christ Church
Groton
Mass
Roosevelt
Moran Faces Supreme Test In Open Bicycle Race
Jimmy Moran declares he will win the open paced race at Charles River Park and then enter the world paced championship in St Louis. He faces rivals Harry Caldwell Nat Butler Louis Mettling Bill Stinson and Hugh MacLean behind four horse power motors as the field competes for the cup and Moran’s claim to national and world titles.
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Charles River Park
Jimmy Moran
St. Louis
Moran
Harry Caldwell
Nat Butler
Louis Mettling
Bill Stinson
Hugh MacLean
Chelsea
Butler
Billy Saunders
Cambridge
Mettling
Manchester
Peddock's Island Outing Hosted by Local Societies
About 250 people joined a day trip to Peddock's Island organized by Mrs. Patrick O'Riordan of the Holy Ghost Hospital Aid Society and Charles McDevitt of the Colony Outing Club. Mr. O'Riordan lent a towboat named Dolphin and lighter, with the Bunker Hill Cadet Band providing music for the excursion. многочисленные ladies assisted, including Mrs. O'Riordan and Mrs. Jeremiah O'Riordan.
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Peddock's Island
Patrick O'Riordan
Holy Ghost Hospital
Buddhist Lectures on Thibet in Roxbury
Charles Smith, an Americanized Thibetan, spoke at Walnut Avenue Congregational Church Roxbury about his homeland in Central Asia. Son of a Buddhist priest and educated as a Buddhist he escaped last fall and adopted an American name after arriving in the United States and converting at Merrimac Street Mission.
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Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Roxbury
Charles Smith
Central Asia
Merrimac Street Mission
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