Market Buoyancy Advances in Copper Stocks on Monday
The Tuesday July 23 market synopsis notes irregular to strong opening with higher closes as commission houses take an active role. New York volume reaches 400,000 shares while steel and copper issues lead gains. Key mentions include Flower directors optimistic on Federal Steel, Iowa Central May earnings, Champion Mining shares, Trimountain shaft progress, and cautious near term market expectations with a hoped 17 to 18 cent copper level.
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New York
Iowa Central
St. Mary's Canal Mineral Land Company
Champion Mining Company
Champion
Copper Range Company
Hus
Pioneer Gold Mining Company
Vest
Helena
Trimountain
Lake
Federal Steel
Minnesota Tron Company
Minnesota Iron Company
Federal Steel Preferred
Boston Ice Company
Drivers’ Union Ice Company
Opper
London
United States
Boston
TOD
Osceola
Butte
Old Dominion
York
Kearsarge Lode
Ae British Columbia Copper Company
British Columbia Copper Company
Estey
Pineeham
Brookline Firemen Fined by Commissioner for Conduct
Brookline fire crew from upper Boylston Street station fined two weeks salary by Commissioner Neal for improper conduct and misconduct involving Captain and drivers Michael Fahey James Lyons and Martin Dacey. The action details were announced yesterday.
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Michael Fahey
James Lyons
Martin
Dacey
Boylston Street
Brookline
Neal
Mediation Prospected As Chinese Edict Prompts Talks
The United States seeks to mediate the Sino foreign crisis with a plan tied to protecting foreign ministers in Pekin and restoring order. Secretary Hay and President pursue terms, while Wu prepares a ciphered reply for Beijing as European partners assess the situation.
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State Department
Ot Bee
Hay
Pekin
United States
China
Canton
London
Tien Tain
Baron von Ketteler
Chinese Legations Situation and Asian War News
Telegraph summaries report Chinese minister Sir Chih Chen Lo Feng forwarding a dispatch from Shanghai and Pekin about legation protection and foreign ministers. Russian strategy debates in St Petersburg show Kouropatkin favoring a large Manchuria offensive while Nicholas prefers defensive, limited actions.
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London
Chih Chen Lo Feng
Luh
Cheng
Chinese Railways and Telegraphs
Tacha
Shanghai
Pekin
Tsung Li Yamen
Wen Jui
Tien Tein
Daily Mail
Telearoeees
Shan Tung
St. Petersburg
Council of War
Kouropatkin
Manchuria
Nicholas
Generals Placed for China Division Duty
Washington reports general agreement on assignments for China operations. Brigadier-Generals Frederick D. Grant, Thomas H. Barry, and James H. Wilson would support Major-General A. R. Chaffee in China. Grant sails toward Nagasaki aboard the transport Bumner, Barry a passenger on the Burnner, with Chaffee and troops aboard the Grant expected to arrive soon.
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Washington
Frederick D. Grant
Thomas H. Barry
China
James H. Wilson
A. R. Chaffee
Grant
Philippines
Manila
Barry
Bumner
San Francisco
Nagasaki
Chaffee
Sixth Cavalry
Taku
Pe kin Alive Report From Che Foo Cable
A cable despatch dated July 23 from Che Foo via United States consul John Fowler reports improvement in the situation. The Shantung governor and Che Foo Taotai publish an imperial edict protecting foreigners and Christians. It states people in Pekin are alive and that officials are trying to contact Pao Ting Fu to confirm foreigners in Yamén are safe.
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Donger
China
Conger
Brussels
Hay
United States
Pekin
Washington
Dell
Fowler
Che Foo
Liu Kun Yih
Mintseee Wu
Arthur J. Brown
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
John Fowler
Shantung
Debates Over Conger Dispatch Widen International Noise
Washington reports show foreign governments and Chinese officials doubt the Conger despatch. Secretary Hay still credits the message but warns of possible deception. Officials deny plans to hand Conger to Admiral Remey and seek clearer communication with Minister Conger as cipher cables surface.
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Washington
State Department
Conger
China
Goodnow
Hay
Remey
Tien Tsin
China famine cries from Che Foo through Boxer era posters
A dispatch from New York notes a Chinese famine near wheat harvest and a Shanghai based poster sample used by the Boxers. The text warns of foreign extermination and promises absolution and peace to adherents, with mass distribution in Tien Tsin and intervention by foreign troops to prevent massacres.
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Tien Tsin
Pekin
Chih Li
China
Che Foo
St. Petersburg
Prince Tuan
Amur
Mukden
Shan Hai Kuan
Wei Hai Wei
Tsin Tau
Nankin
New York
Mission Board
W. O. Ehilterich
John Fox
American Bible Society
John R. Hykes
Shanghai
Charles F. Gammon
Patriotic League
Allied forces plan government for Tien Tsin in wake of fighting
Reports from Tien Tsin via Shanghai describe allied officers arranging a city government as the Chinese defend with militia and mercenaries. Major Waller and Captain Gwynne seized a west fort, capturing artillery and ammunition amid fresh clashes. It remains disputed whether General Nien was killed in the morning of the second west arsenal capture.
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Tien Tain
Tien Tsin
Shanghai
Fukushima
Army of West Defence
Army of Central Defence
Waller
Gwynne
Nien
West Arsenal
Eight From Worcester Reported Killed in China
Worcester dispatch lists three names among the casualties reported from China as of July 23. The item notes the ongoing toll and provides context on the broader wartime losses connected to the region.
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Worcester
China
Worcester Men Killed in Battle Including Four Veterans
Report lists four Worcester men among war dead: Gotfried Sv and John McPartland born abroad, Axel Gonyea from the city, and Skogsberg a Swedish carpenter from Quinsigamond. It notes their ages, occupations, and enlistment details, with wounded survivors including Hoar Conroy Norton Olsen. A Lynn, Arthur W. Ruggles, wounded at Tien Tsin, is also noted.
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Gotfried
John McPartland
Axel
Gongea
Compa
Svenson
Upsala
McPartland
Leitrim
Ire
Skogsberg
Sweden
Quinsigamond
Madison Street
Worcester
George F. Hoar
Michael H. Conroy
William F. Norton
Oscar Olsen
Hoar
Ascension Street
Corporal Conroy
South Bridge Street
Norton
Olsen
Thomas Street
Paris says Pekin situation unclear amid conflicting reports
The foreign office notes a cloud of lying statements that varies daily, making it hard to form a definite view of Pekin. Yet M Visser, longtime interpreter and Paris Oriental Institute professor, believes the ministers at Pekin remain safe.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Pekin
M. Visser
Paris Oriental Institute
Peékin
Admiral Seymour Report Debunks Killing of Wounded
The July report from Admiral Seymour found no evidence that he killed wounded to save them from the Chinese. The document highlights bravery of allies as wounded were towed in boats while troops and marines fought. At Tang Fang the Italian contingent faced heavy fighting, losing five men and sustaining several wounded as Chinese forces retreated.
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Admiral Seymour
Seymour
Pekin
W. Very
Orient
Hong Kong
Tien Tsin
Tang Fang
Remey Heads to Tien Tsin for Inspection Visit
Navy Department reports Admiral Remey will go to Tien Tsin from Taku today to look into matters leaving a senior officer in charge. The Newark has departed Nagasaki for docking.
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Washington
Navy Department
Remey
Taku
Tien Tsin
Newark
Nagasaki
Janauschek Paralyzed In Brooklyn Hospital
The Journal and Advertiser reports Mme Fanny Janauschek, famed tragic actress, is hospitalized at St Marys in Brooklyn with nearly total paralysis on the left side following a hot spell. Initial condition was dire, but some improvement is noted and recovery is hoped.
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New York
The
Journal and Advertiser
Mme
Fanny Janauschek
St. Mary’s Hospital
Brooklyn
Tme
Janauschek
Somerville Man Stops Runaway Horse on Main Street
C A Noble of Somerville halted a fast running horse hitched to a light carriage on Main street. The carriage held a handsome young woman believed to belong to New York's elite social set. Had Noble delayed twenty feet more the horse would have struck an electric car and risked her life.
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Waverly
C. A. Noble
Somerville
Main Street
New York
Alleged cycle thief Joseph Higgins locked up
Joseph Higgins aged 19 of 120 Eliot street is jailed at Station 1 on larceny charges for stealing a wheel from Louis Nordenberg of 27 Eustis street.
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Joseph Higgins
Eliot Street
Louis Nordenberg
Eustis Street
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