Amalgamated Climbs as Copper Shares Rally in Market
The New York market opened higher with strong activity in railroads, especially Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Louisville & Nashville. Copper shares revived with Amalgamated gaining amid talk of a Dakota Heinze deal and dividend prospects as the Frisco system consolidates and new mining progress reports emerge from Champion Baltic and Isle Royale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
Louisville & Nashville
Southwestern Group of Roads
Des Moines & Fort Dodge
Harriman-Kuhn
Loeb
Hill-Morgan
London
Atchison
General Electric
Kansas City
Fort Scott
St. Louis
San Francisco
Frisco
B. F. Yoacum
B. L. Winchell
A. 8. Dodge
Harriman
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe
New American Locomotive Company
Manchester and Taunton Locomotive Works
Mine Opportunity in Columne County Ore Vein and Water Right
A mine project in Columne County offers six stamp mill equipment, engines, boilers, and a profitable underground development. It includes 60 acres of mineral land with a 450 foot ore vein, 160 acres of timber land with a valuable water right, and a 300 foot shaft plus two levels. Stock at 500 per share, total capitalization 250000 shares, fiscal agents listed in Boston addresses.
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H.-P
H.p. Holst
OWHE
Paxt
Ande Sn
Olumne
Wein
Congress Street
Barrister Hall
Pemberton Square
Campbell
Henry
We Jackson
Hyden
Frederick H
Roxbury
Mass
Copper Company Notice From Pine Pena New York
Ambiguous notice from the Office of Amsigamated Copper Co mentions filing and secretary related terms. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsigamated Copper Co
Pine Pena
New York
Manta
Notable Boston Stock Saleeer Knight Descendant Passes
An elderly member of the Knights dies aged 72 in Boston. Charles Putnam Vv. Put raat eas and Putnam & Sprague are mentioned in the surrounding stock sale context from the afternoon edition.
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Heste S Sutkan
Charles
Putraat Eas
Putnam & Sprague
The
Knights
Putnam
Exchange Offer to Stockholders of Butte and Boston Mining
Boston May 27 1901 stockholders are urged to approve an exchange offer with Amalgamated Copper Company. Each Butte and Boston share would be swapped for one Amalgamated Copper share of 100 par value. Large holders have consented. June 6 1901 is the stockholders meeting date for action. Dividends pending transfer go to exchanging holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte and Boston
New Jersey
Amalgamated Copper’ Company
Butte
Boston
Boston and Montana Stock Exchange Offer to Amalgamated Copper
Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company proposes an exchange offer to Amalgamated Copper Company stockholders. For each Boston and Montana share, four Amalgamated shares are offered, payable at 375 dollars per Boston share if accepted by June 6, 1901. Dividends on Boston and Montana stock accrue until delivery of Amalgamated shares. Boston and Montana May 27 2001. Kidder, Peabody & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper Company
Putte and Boston Consolidated Mining Company
Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company
Boston
Montana
Wind Storm Harms Crops After Fatality in Claiborne County
A cyclone swept southwest Claiborne county this morning killing Elijah Copeland's five year old daughter and bringing hail and crop damage. The storm caused heavy agricultural losses across the region.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Claibourne County
Elijah Copeland
Two American Officers Reprimanded in Manila
In Manila on May 81 Rear Admiral Rodgers found both Lieutenant-Colonel Manchil C. Goodrell and Colonel Henry C. Cochrane severely reprimanded. Goodrell is to command the marine brigade while Cochrane is ordered to return to the United States. Cochrane had recently been ordered home following an altercation with Goodrell.
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Cochrane
Manila
Goodrell
Manchil C. Goodrell
Henry C. Cochrane
Rodgers. Goodrell
Marine Brigade
United States
Olongapo
Trade Review Sees Mixed US Activity and Rain Delays
R G Dun weekly trade review notes mixed signals with East weather hampering distributive trade while West and South hold steady. Railroads profitable. mills at capacity. export movement strong for farming machinery. Boots, shoes and textiles show uneven demand. cotton and wool markets softening amid rain and stockpiles, 148 U S failures vs 160 last year.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of
Australia
South America
Chicago
Boston
Jan. L
New England
Philadelphia
United States
Canada
Imprisoned in Russia Linked to Baldwin Locomotive Deal
New York reports Lt James Gordon once Baldwin Locomotive Works agent in Philadelphia is imprisoned on St Isa falls fortress in St Petersburg without charge or trial after helping secure a Trans Siberian railway contract worth 2.6 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Gordon
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Russia
SS. Peter and Paul
Neva
St. Petersburg
Gordon
Baldwin Company
Trans-Siberian Railway
Heavy rain and hail devastate crops across eastern Texas
A morning storm drenched a wide area with heavy rain and hail. Eastern Texas suffered the most, with reports of hail up to 20 inches deep in some locales. crops sustained extensive damage as the weather moved through Long View and Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Texas
Long View
Palestine
Hurricane Strikes Dawson Cause Tallies Under Ten Thousand
A hurricane hit Dawson Georgia at 7 am causing damage estimated near 10 000 dollars. Early reports indicate extensive damage across the county with unfolding assessments expected.
Cyclone Blows Down Guano Storage and Nearby Buildings in Cuthbert
A cyclone struck Cuthbert Georgia on May 31 blowing down the guano storage warehouse near the Central railroad depot church and nearby tenements. The storm caused extensive damage to trees fences and growing crops.
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Cuthbert
Central Railroad
Cambridge Clerk of Committees to Receive Gold Testimonial
John McDuffie, after twenty five years as clerk of committees in Cambridge, will be honored with a gold purse and a summer pleasure trip for him and his wife. A committee chaired by ex Mayor Sortwell and Alderman Carstein plans the gift, with expected subscriptions of 1200 to 1600 dollars. Mayor Dickinson will grant leave of absence for the occasion. the subscription drive closes June 10 and a reception for Mr McDuffie is planned.
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John McDuffie
Cambridge
Sortwell
Carstein
McDuffie
Dickinson
Bradford Warns Against Monarchy Rush in State Politics
Boston speaker Gamaliel Bradford denounces Republican push toward centralized power, urging defense of state rights and local government. He likens moves to bands of adventurers aiming for a Napoleonic empire and cautions against tariffs, war taxes, and federal overreach eroding democracy.
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Congress
Washington
Democratic Party
Ann Lorge
Wind and hail flood Meridian after strong storm
A terrible wind and hail storm swept Meridian Mississippi last night causing streams to flood and all rivers to overflow their banks across the city and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
Court House Roof Blown Off in Severe Alabama Storm
Heavy rains and hail swept across Montgomery area causing crop damage. In Greenville the Court House roof was blown off during the morning storms reported on May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Greenville
Actors' Alliance reception at Tremont Theatre Boston
The Boston Chapter of the Actors' Church Alliance held its semi annual reception at the Tremont Theatre yesterday morning. The house was crowded with professionals and friends of the order and speakers included Mr Eval BF Mackay and William Crane among others. Musical selections were performed by Maria Luba nett Lena Trowbridge and Max Heindl. Reception on stage featured Hian Tawrence and Evan Taylor as hostesses with Mrs Charles Ti Bond Anne B Sutherland and Mrs H C Spaulding as guests of honor.
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Boston
The
Actors’ Church Alliance
Tremont Theatre
Eval
BF. KF
Mackay
William Crane
Samuel L. Powers
Raddhi Charles Freischer
Benjamin P.palmer
Maria Lubanett
Lena Trowbridge
Hans Heindl
Tagg
Max Heindl
Paty
Iian Ztawrence
Evan Taylor
Lion
Charles Ti. Bond
Anne B. Sutherland
H.C. Spauviding
Miss Wright Elected President of Cambridge Cantabrigia Club
Miss Helen A. Wright was elected president of the Cantabrigia Club of Cambridge at an adjourned meeting at the Newtowne Club. Also chosen as counsellors were Mrs. E. H. Cobb, Mrs. B. F. James, Mrs. W. J. Lamb, Mrs. M. Brown, Mrs. S. P. Rundell, and Mrs. L. W. Hilton.
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Helen A. Wright
Cantabrigia
Cambridge
Newtowne Club
E. H. Cobb
B. F. James
W. J. Lamb
M. Brown
S. P. Rundell
L. W. Hilton
Hartford Strike Settled In Nine-Cars-Wor k Pact
Hartford May 31 The machinists union voted to ratify action by the metal workers union and plant shops including American Bicycle Pratt Whitney and others. An agreement provides nine cars work for ten hours pay and allows company committees to represent workers while unions are not recognized. About 1800 workers return to work.
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Hartford
Conn
Macanes
Machinists’ Union
Métal ‘Workers’ Union
American
Pratt & Whitney
Ths
Bankruptcy Petition Hears Milkman From Pepperell
The milkman from Pepperell filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S District Court yesterday. Liabilities reach 11872 dollars and 68 cents with additional assets listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepperell
United States District Court
James Edmonds Dead After Long Illness in Dorchester
James Edmonds longtime Boston Herald roofreading department worker died last evening at 7 Warner Street Dorchester after a lengthy illness. Born in Manchester England about 47 years ago he came to Boston in 1880s and joined the Herald staff. He is survived by his widow a son and two brothers Dr Louis Edmonds of Harwich and Matthew Edmonds a Paris office executive of the New York Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edmonds
Boston Herald
Warner Street
Dorchester
Mr. Edmonds
Manchester
Eng
Boston
A By
Herald
Louis Edmonds
Harwich
Matthew Edmonds
Paris
New York A
May 1901 Boston fire alarms tally reported
In May 1901 Boston fire department activity rose with ninety one bell alarms nine stiff rms four second alarms and one third alarm recorded as part of city-wide fire incidents.
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Boston Artment
Boston
Mercy Manufacturer of This Sect Mra Sarah F
Fragmentary OCR mentions Sarah F Mercy as a manufacturer of a sect. No clear event or place is readable. Summary focuses on the named individuals and the vague corporate reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Sarah F. Mercy
Ans
Unseasonable Weather Weighs On Trade and Crops
Bradstreet's notes unseasonable weather hampers retail trade across cities and rural districts and slows crop growth especially for corn oats in the North and cotton in the South. A few weeks of warm sun could improve commercial and agricultural conditions versus last year. Industrial sentiment improves while labor disputes near settlement. textiles see price cuts in print cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
Deeds for Roxbury Land Thought Worthless
Inspector Cleary and Officer Hill arrested Harry E Briens of 91 Anawam Street Briens alleges he bought land in Roxbury from Stevens a year ago and paid with two checks totaling over 1000 dollars. He says Stevens gave him two deeds that later proved worthless. The warrant was for larceny and Stevens was jailed. Briens claims he believed the deeds valid.
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Inspector Cleary
Officer Hill
Harry E. Briens
Anawam Street
Ames R .Brien
W. A. Miller
Copley Square
Roxbury
Stevens
W . Less
Dee
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Amalgamated
York Rhea Breek
Ei Ak
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Highe St Rong
Centennial-Eureka
Parrot
Islé Royale
W. A. Paine
Copper Ra Company
Champion
Baltic
Isle Royalé Company
United States Mining Company
Boston News
Adventure
Mass Mining
N. F. Leopold
Arcadian
Leopold
Mass Company
Victoria
Iowa Central
Corbett
Herald Company of
Providence
R. I
Heinze Company
Dakota
Star King Gold Mine
Situated
Tuolumne County
California
New England Advisory Company
P. O. Box
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Thiu
Opion
Ank
Ae Nee Tera Ocaaeen
Serrey
Boston Stock Sales
Bell
tAgventure Minto
Ata Chemical
Vineee Butte & Bee
Oe & Heela
Ahr
Ben Kurek
Eeveseees
Nix
Ta Fe
Ning
West End
Stern Union T
Wolverine
Chesnaks
Ohio
Alton
Tea
Louis
We & x
Cc, C
St Louis
Denver
Rio Grande
Eeu Eeereeres
Tilino Sentral
Towa Ieee Gis
Louisite & Nashville
Meatopalitan
Sven Snes
Anon Eevseseese
Lake Bris
Founacs
Enone
Colorado
Rome
New York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Glen
Pacis
Kidder
Peabody & CO
Hurly Active
Dun and Bradstreet
Texas Grops
Dawson
Georgia
Bradford
Actors’ Alliance
Wright
Hartford Machinists
Settle
Cincinnati
Ottle Hester
Covington, Ky
E. Wood
Ste. Sacramento
Cal
Massachusetts
Roour
Milk
Eterna
Becresnay
Ws. & Rl
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