Copper Market Shines as Boston and Wall Street Rally
May 31 reports show copper stocks leading gains with Calumet Osceola Quincy Tamarack and Isle Royale among top risers. News from Centennial Fay management battle sparks debate as investors weigh control and dividend prospects amid broader stock advances and bond firmness.
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Boston
Boston Exchange
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Osceola
Quincy
Tamarack
Centennial
Utah
Isle Royale
Copper Range
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Allouez
Tel & Tel
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West End St Ry. Rad
Winona
Wolverine
Banks Rebalance Loans Prompting Rate Fluctuations
In New York on May 31 banks with large upcoming disbursements recalled part of a $15 million loan from last Monday. The move shifted lending among banks and trust companies, sending rates up to 3 1/2 percent then 4 percent before settling at 3 percent.
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New York Bonds Close Mixed Across Issuers and Maturities
Bond market roundup shows closing prices for a wide range of issues including Mexican central, U S rails, Atch 48, Penn 3s, Readyg's 4s, US Steel 2d 5s, Cuba débentures, and Japan 44s, with several issues trading around par and some modest gains or losses from Monday. The list reflects diverse sectors from utilities to transportation and international issues, illustrating a broad, staggered mood in late May trading.
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Ieniet Oil
aAmer Sugar
Amer Tobacco
Pfd
Anaconda Mining Co
Nipe
Atchison Ee
Atlantic. Coast. Line
Ohio
Pesoxdyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Mil & Stves C & St Louis. Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Illinois Central
Iowa
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Republic Steel
St Louis Southwest
Ew Pacific
Us Realty
Virginia
Carolina Ier
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union Oe
Wisconsin Central
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G&a Sie
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US Steel
Col Son
Cuba
London market stalls as readings, unions buoy stocks
The London market opened weak with discouraging long account sentiment. Eries and Reading saw buying as dividend rumors stir, with Union Pacific also talked of a cash or script bonus. Profit taking followed the advance while several steel and railroad issues closed higher on light street activity.
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Eries
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Congress Street
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Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Eeveeses
United States Steel
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Sseeerees
Chicago Grain Quotations and Wheat Options Report
Ennis and Stoppani summarize Chicago Board of Trade quotations for wheat corn and oats with May July and September price levels and option activity. They note a weak open followed by a feeble rally and a sharp downturn, advising sales on rallies and caution on long positions in corn.
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Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Shorts in May Corn Squeezed
Clear skies and higher temperatures across the United States pressured the wheat market with July futures down 1%1/8. May corn rose 9 cents to close at 60 cents a bushel, the session high, while July corn gained 4?c and oats slipped 3/4 cent. Provisions were little changed.
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A Bachelor’s Romance staged by Smith College students
The Academy of Music in Northampton hosted Smith College seniors and residents for Martha Morton’s A Bachelor’s Romance starring Flora J. Bowley of Hackett’s company. Bowley, a Smith graduate, received floral tributes after delivering a nuanced Silvia performance under director William Muenster. The cast included William Perry as David Holmes and John Dugan as Gerald Holmes, with musical shouts from Smith students at curtain call.
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William Perry
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Gerald Holmes
Fred Maynard
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Harold Reynolds
Edwin Maynard
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Archibald Savage
Eleanor Sheldon
Miss Clementina
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Lucile Yorke
Harriet Leicester
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Kafoozelum to Open After Chicago Run at Tremont
Theatre action reports that Kafoozelum by Allen Lowe with music by George Rosey and others will open at Tremont Theatre on June 26 after ending its Chicago run June 24. The piece features Elsie Fay and a noted chorus, with extensive cast notes and press events surrounding the launch.
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Tech may build in Watertown
Watertown May 31 It is rumored that the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has secured an option on several North Beacon Street Arsenal Street and adjacent estates for the purpose of erecting additional buildings to advance mechanical skill.
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Zionist Groups Form Central Council in Boston Meeting
Representatives from Theodor Herzl Association Sons of Zion Defenders of Zion Volunteers of Zion and Hebrew National Association met at Civic Service House to form a Central Zionist Council for Boston. Mr Hurwitz was named temporary chairman.
Armed Americans Ward Off British in New Brunswick River Clash
In Grand Falls New Brunswick on May 31 American log drivers led by Levi Pond appealed to a sheriff after Canadian obstruction actions on the St John River. Allan Hammond of Van Buren Lumber Co and allies were reportedly armed, though the Americans claimed no weapons. The dispute centers on Ashburton treaty rights and river navigation from Grand Falls to Big Rapids about 100 miles upstream. Both sides accuse the other of delaying drives while preparing potential New Brunswick court actions. No booms of the St John Lumber Co. were disturbed.
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Fort Kent
Police Officers Face Assault Charges Allegations Reported
Lieutenant Burnett of Station 1 and Patrolman Becker of the game station are expected to be charged with assault and abusive language. Joseph Chusa was arrested May 13 by Officer Becker for pocket picking. Chusa alleges he and his father were assaulted by the two officers. charges to be sent to the Police Board today.
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Missing Auburndale Man Located in Oswego NY
Charles W. Knapp the Auburndale man and commissary of the Ancients and the Fifth Regiment who disappeared in March is said to be in Oswego New York per a letter. The note claims resting there and asks that the information be kept quiet. His family remains in Auburndale and friends suspect he sought solitude after hard work.
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Bottlers in Bankruptcy in South Boston Firm Files
Clark & Roberts wholesale liquor dealers and bottlers of 253 A Street South Boston filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition yesterday. Liabilities are $23 136 assets $12 475. Secured creditors Mar tilla and Ethel M Roberts hold a lien on nearly all assets for $5 000. The firm comprises David A Clark and Edgar A Clark. An assignment was made to Bert E Holland January 24 1902.
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Boston
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Ethel M. Roberts
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Edgar A. Clark
Bert E. Holland
Woman Beaten and Robbed in South End Assault
Etta Taylor aged 21 of 22 Compton Street was found with bleeding wounds on head and face on Lucas Street. She said she had been assaulted and robbed of $2.25 by a man, with police still searching for the suspect.
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Fire Damages Unoccupied 166 Market Street House
At about 6 PM the Brighton fire department extinguished an incendiary fire in an unoccupied house at 166 Market Street owned by the George W. Hollis estate. Damage to the property totaled about $100.
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