Copper boom sparks market rally and talk of big deals
The New York market shows strong activity with almost a million copper shares traded as Calumet & Hecla and Amalgamated Copper peered toward a working accord. Traders report rising demand, with Copper Range and other favorites advancing while expectations of higher prices and possible consolidations dominate.
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New York
Boston
Calumet & Hecla
Stanton and Paine-Webber
Bigelow Properties
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Clark
Greene
Rio Tinto
Heinze
John Stanton
William R. Todd
Quincy Mining Company
London
Germany
Stanton
Atlantic
Elm River
Arcadian
Utah
United States
United States Oil
Old Dominion
Pennsylvania
Louisville & Nashville
Atchison
St. Paul
Rock Island
Union Pacific
KE. S. Hooley
Hooley & Co
Amalgamated
New England
Massachusetts Gas
Heath
Petersen Brothers Held on Looting Charges
Julius and Carl Petersen appeared before Judge Bennett charged with looting Back Bay houses. They were bound over to the October session of the grand jury after minimal testimony. Patrolman Timothy J. Ferris and Captain Hall testified.
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Petersen Brothers
Julius
Carl
Back Bay
Bennett
Timothy J. Ferris
Station 18
Captain Hall
Station 16
Investors urged to buy Industrials for quick profits
A promotional notice pushes buying the Industrials now, urging purchase of T. L., Sugar, Copper, People's Gas and steel issues. It promises a free market letter with reasons for a boom, notes past strong calls on Missouri Pacific and Illinois Central, and offers margin buying in multiples of ten shares with a five percent minimum.
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Missouri Pacific
Ilinois
Central
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Atchison
Haititcore
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Chicago
Ter & Trans
O& St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
L & Ww
Denver
Rio Grande Lao
Erie
Illinois Central
Town Central
Kansans City
Lake Erie & Western
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Leo
National RR of Eee
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
St Louis
San Fran
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
Louls & West
Wabash
United States
Am Car & Foundry
OTM
Netada Minuie Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
OM International
Pacific Mail Ee
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
UU S
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Western Union
Financial Holdings Reported with Dividends and Rights
Ex-dividend and ex-rights noted. First instalment paid. Listed stocks total 29 371 shares with bonds $27 400 and rights. Unlisted stocks 4 152 shares and bonds $102 450. Total physical assets include 22 622 shares of unlisted stocks and $4152 in bonds.
B. F. FRENCH HOUSE SOLD TO MISS MARY MQUADE
The five story stone front residence at 19 Newbury street linked to the late Mrs. Julia B. French changes hands from Wilfred A. French and Arthur B. Frenzel heirs to Miss Mary E. McQuade a Back Bay milliner. McQuade holds the option whether to move her 480 Boylston street millinery shop to the new aristocratic neighborhood. Land value and taxes are listed plus total assessed valuation.
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Julia B. French
Newbury Street
Wilfred A. French
Arthur B. Frenzel
Mary E. McQuade
Back Bay
McQuade
Boylston Street
Two Local Boys Injured in Woods Shooting Accident
John M. Bean aged 16 of 22 Mt. Vernon street Brighton was accidentally shot in the hip by John Leadbetter aged 17 of 442 Washington street. The shooting occurred yesterday in Downings woods off Kendrick street where the boys were shooting birds.
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John M. Bean
Mt. Vernon Street
Brighton
John Leadbetter
Washington Street
Downings Woods
Kendrick — Street
Spalding to resign as Republican State secretary today
Thorndike Spalding secretary of the Republican State committee will resign to run for the Legislature in Cambridge opposing Speaker James J. Myers. He declines withdrawal pressure and leaves to pursue the House fight, with Chester Snow of the Cape likely chosen to fill the vacancy.
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Thorndike Spalding
Republican State Committee
Cambridge
James J. Myers
Spalding
Considera
Whe
Tle
State Committee
House
Chester Snow
Cape
Boston theater circuits feature Julia Smith labor song
Boston notices report Miss Julia Smith and Henry V Neal composing a labor song for a local event. Grace Griswold visits with plans for new plays at Keith's and more stage activity across Boston venues including Tremont and the Opera House.
Local musician to debut song in Labor Day parade
A cornetist of note from this city, a member of the Columbia Theatre Orchestra, will have her labor song played by parade bands on Labor Day. Her younger sister excels on violin. She is currently under contract with a New York firm that will publish her new song.
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Julia Smith
Henry V. Neal
Miss Smith
Columbia Theatre Orchestra
New York
Stage Gossip Prominent Theatrical Moves Across New England
Dore Davidson seeks a New York run for his Biblical drama The Judgment of King Solomon. Al Corey spends summer at Pinehurst Park in Billerica Mass. A. H. Chamberlyn plans a new musical to reopen Columbia Theatre. Kate Condon and Jeff De Angelis to star. Happy Ward returns from New York to Crescent Beach. George Sidney reports Lake View Lowell opera thriving. Ezra Kendall leaves vaudeville for a Winslow play. Mary Sanders visits Sunapee New York then Maine coast. Charles Dennes pleased with Defender at Herald Square. working on musical additions.
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Dore Davidson
New York
Solomon
al Corey
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Pinehurst Park
Billerica
Mass
A. H. Chamberlyn
Columbia Theatre
Kate Condon
Faust
the Columbia
Jeff de Angelis
Ward
Ward and Vokes
Stair
Crescent Beach
George Sidney
James Gilbert
Opera
Lake View
Lowell
Ezra Kendall
Herbert Hall Winslow
Mary Sanders
The
Castle Square Dramatic Company
Sunapee
N. Y
Maine
Charles F. Dennes
the Defender
Herald Square Theatre
Dennes
Palmo Tablets Promise Sharp Boost To Ambition
A dated ad touts Palmo Tablets as a nerve tonic to energize work and youthfulness. The pitch claims faster vigor for mental and physical tasks, with pricing of 50 cents per box and bundles. free book offer and multiple local druggists named as sellers.
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Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sa
Bradbury
Washington St
F. H. Putnam
School St
F. Eaton
Friend St
Kubin's
Tremant and
Boylston Sts
Santos-Dumont Arrives in New York for Possible Exhibitions
Brazilian inventor Santos-Dumont, after visiting St. Louis for trial races, England and France for pleasure, arrived in New York aboard the Kron Prinz Wilhelm. He says the New York visit is a pastime and he will not exhibit unless a prize is offered. He appears healthy with a shaved mustache and bronzed complexion.
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New York
Santos-Dumont
St. Louis
Fasr
Santos
England
France
Low Rates to California from New England
Low rates advertised for Aug 1 to 9 inclusive offering first class tickets from any New England point to San Francisco or Los Angeles with return fare under a one way price. Chicago and Northwestern office at 368 Washington Street Boston handles particulars and tickets.
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New England
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Washington Street
Boston
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