Copper Market Moves Amid Gas Lease Fight and Oil Rise
The market shows strength in copper amid a possible lease annulment for the Pipe Line Company affecting gas interests, while crude oil prices are expected to rise. Dominion Coal fell three points yet recovered. United States and Bell Telephone edged up before retreating. Dividend news from Western Union, Northern Pacific, Westinghouse, and Boston Towboat adds to a bullish tone as mining claims and new tunnels draw Boston investors toward Cripple Creek and Wyoming projects.
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Dominion Coal
Bell Telephone
Amalgamated Copper
United States
Western Union
Northern Pacific
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Boston Towboat Company
Mayflower
Elm River
Fortuna
Bay State Gas
Goldore
Meadow
Edward M. Tuck
Goldore Mining Company
George F. Batchelder
Charles Keveney
Keveney & Neison
Colorado
Petrel
Catalpa
Crescent
Cripple Creek
Boston
Old Colony Steamboat Company
Cornelius N. Bliss
William D. Bishop
Thomas J. Borden
John S. Brayton
Charles F. Choate
Charles P. Clarke
John M. Hall
C. M. Ingersoll, Jr
Charles L. Lovering
Georgem. Miller
Nathaniel Thayer
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
B. W. Jones
New York
Mass Consolidated Mine
Washington
Mass City
Boston Stock Exchange
Wyoming Development & Transportation Company
Wyoming
Gold Hill
Colorado Line
Acme
Walcott
Wyo
Dillon
Col
Isaac van Horn
Albert C. Smith
Fred A. Miller
van Horn
Miller
Long Hungry Gulch
Houghton
Mich
Oneco Mining Company
Centennial
Torch Lake
Calumet & Hecla
Financial Agency Offers Deposit Interest and Margin Trading
Interest on deposits is offered while advances are made on collateral. New York and Boston stocks are bought and sold on commission for cash or carried on margin. A private wire to New York is provided and despatches from the leasing Financial Agencies are at clients' disposal.
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New York
Boston
King of Mbwka Refuses to Declare Preference for Fight
An explorer quotes the Mbwka king saying they generally fight first and eat afterward, noting the king cannot say they would rather fight than eat. The remark appears in the Indianapolis Journal.
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Mbwka
Indianapolis Journal
Puck
Bay State Gas Company directs action to reclaim assets
Bay State Gas Company of Delaware announces forthcoming suits to recover control of four Boston gas firms. It claims prior management misused assets, jeopardizing bonds, and seeks full payment of Boston United Gas Bonds to secure ownership of Boston Roxbury South Boston Bay State. J Edward Addicks signs as president.
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Bay State Gas Company of Delaware
Boston
Roxbury
South Boston
Bay State of Massachusetts
J. Edward Addicks
Boston United Gas
Dominion Coal Company
New England Gas & Coke Company
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
Bay State of
United Gas
Everett
Democratic Leaders Rally Against Beacon Hill Legislation
Democratic leaders continue protests against the so called spite and revenge legislation passed by Republicans on Beacon Hill in 1899. They insist the law will aid the city democracy in the fall election and express confidence in defeating opponents. This report includes interviews with prominent party leaders.
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Beacon Hill
Francis A Campbell on Lomasney switch to Republicans
School board member Francis A Campbell criticizes Boston Democrats who aided Republicans in 1899. He argues Lomasney helped the GOP out of revenge and predicts future Republicans will recruit him. Campbell urges a united Democratic push to elect a Democratic mayor and resist cross party shifts.
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Lomasney
Rep W T A Fitzgerald Attacks Boston Republican-Crafted Alliance
Representative W T A Fitzgerald condemns a deliberate premeditated alliance of Boston Republicans with disgruntled Democrats. He alleges they worked with Ward 16’s Russell to undermine city governance, citing bills on city council, sewer funding, apportionment repeal, and the Malden bridge project as examples of their aim to tilt Boston politics toward Republicans. He criticizes Mayor Quincy as Democratic but asserts allies carried fights in the House.
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Boston
House of Representatives
Suffolk
Malden Bridge
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Lomasney
Ward
Republican City Committee
Russell
Ward 16
Quincy Q
Metropolitan Committee
Boston Opposes Malden Bridge Bill and Union with Ward 8
A speaker denounces a Malden bridge bill as highway robbery that defrauded Boston of about $200 000 for a Everett citizen a Republican power broker in 1899 The speaker accuses a partisan Republican Ward 8 alliance of crippling the Democratic party and predicts a Democratic mayor and council in December voters will punish the allies
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House
Malden
Boston
Everett
Ward 8
Senator Feneno Defends Democratic Boston Against Republican Tactics
Senator Feneno criticizes actions at the State House he says aimed to bend Boston politics to Republicans. He cites Ward 8 leaders and a sewer bill clash as examples of partisan moves harming the city. He predicts continued Democratic strength and a December rebuke at the polls.
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Beacon Hill
Boston
State House
Boston Democrat Blasts Ward 8 Assistant Republicans
Councilman Higkey condemns Republican meddling in city affairs and attacks Ward 8 as aided by so called assistant Republicans at City Hall. He accuses them of corruption, seeking to weaken Boston's self government and align with the statewide GOP to influence mayoral politics.
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Ward
Common Council
Massachusetts
Boston
Borkshire
Cape Cod
State House
City Hall
mMepublican Party
Republican Party
Painting of Money Seized by U S Officers
A Bromfield street store window display showing four barrels of U S currency facsimiles drew attention from Secret Service Agent Redfern who seized the painting as a possible violation. Auction was planned for today, with the owner hoping for a higher price after fielding a prior $20 offer. Redfern will send the painting to Washington along with other seized property.
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Bromfield Street
United States
Secret Service
Redfern
Washington
Brockton Cyclist Gilbert Madan Hurt in Crash
Gilbert Madan of Brockton, a leading Campesia Bicycle Club racer, was thrown from his bike in Rockland when his fork broke. He was found unconscious and doctors fear a fractured skull.
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Brockton
Gilbert Madan
Campesia Bicycle Club
Rockland
Trial of alleged British officers ends in Pretoria
The high treason trial of the former British officers arrested at Johannesburg on May 16 and accused of trying to enroll men for a rebellious outbreak closed in Pretoria today. The prisoners were remanded.
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Pretoria
Johannesburg
Pennsylvania Democrats Nominate Supreme Court Slate
Harrisburg June 14 Democratic State convention in session to nominate two Supreme Court judges and a state treasurer. A large field features candidates across counties with ballots by county after eight rounds failing to produce a winner. The platform denounces Quay related graft and calls for reform, tax revision, and honest government under William J. Bryan as party leader.
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William Jennings Bryan
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Penn
Supreme Court
Williams
Sterritt
Stone
State Department
William M. Brinton
William J. Bryan
Charles J. Riley
Lycoming
Riley
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Jackson
Hancock
Schley
Resolutions Committee
Commonwealth
United States Senate
M. S. Quay
House
Senate
Ekleventh
United States
Jawa
James M. Guffey
Spain
James Cadwalader, Jr
Philadelphia
Cadwalader
John McMenanim
Alleghany
J. J. Miller
Pittsburg
John M. Kennedy
Lucien W. Doty
Westmoreland
James W. Ermentrout
Berks
Herman Yerkes
Bucks
David J. Krebs
Clearfield
Dewitt C. Dewitt
Towanda
O. B. Dickinson
Delaware
George A. Allen
Eric
S. L. Mesterrat
Fayette
Peter P. Smith
Lackawanna
Edwin Albright
Lehigh
John Lynch
Wilkesbarre
C. Larne Munson
Williamsport
Simon P. Wolverton
Sunbury
P. Bechtel
Pottsville
W. F. Ray Stewart
York
William FE. Little
Wyoming
Bunker Hill Day Concerts by Municipal Band in Charlestown
The Municipal Band makes its season debut in Charlestown on June 17 in the city parade and delivers an 8 PM concert on Monus ment square featuring 37 musicians under Mil Mollenhauer. A second concert that evening will feature Mullaly's Military Band in Sullivan Square and the Columbus Band under A Adamo in Hayes Square with programs listed.
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Charlestown
Mil Mollenhauer
Monusment Square
The
Music Commission
Thomas ‘Mullaly
Sullievan Square
Columbus
A. Adamo
Im Hayes Square
Admiral Dewey
A. Carey
Massaniel
Ook
Auber Cornet
Rollinso Columbus
Rollinson
Tannhbatuser
Thiele
American Republic
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Butte & Boston Mining Company
F. Augustus Heinze
Arthur P. Heinze
District Court of
Butte
Michael Davitt
Pinkham
Joshua Brown & CO
Bankers
Wall St
N.Y
State St
Bosto
Hergert
Kilby Street
Russel
Curtis Ave
West Somerville
Boston News
Federal Steel
National Steel
Amn
Steel Wire
F.S
Eee
Atch
Sai
Loyale Huta
Aoe
Ill Steel ‘Pl
West Hind Ds
Arch
T&s P
Oston & Albany
Oston & Maine
Central Mass
C LB & Q
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
West Tnd
Atlantic
Bost
Montty
Columbia
Calumet & Llecta
Franklin
Michigan
Mohawl
New Ldria
Old Colony Senee
Osceola
Quincy
Santa Ysabel
Utah
White Knob
Winona Ee
Wolverine Ee
Am Bell Tel
Dom Coul
Boston Land
Edison Elec Il
Erie Vel
A. Tod Federal Steel Ee
Creneral Electric
Luo
United
Steel & W
Isle Royale
Marsden Co Tenes
Old Dam
Bo As
Os Ay Planters Corn Press
Swift & Co Eeree
Rock Island
Pirits
Steel & Wire
Ccol I & Iron
Pacific Mail
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
New State Street
Eee Wee Enee
Seem
Wisconsin Central R R
Ewes
NEW York Stock Exchange, Railroads
Atchison
Brooklyn Transit
Central Tow
Ches & Ohio
Chicago
Ib Ill
Chicago Great Western
del & Hudson
Li den
Rio
Great Northern
Hocking Coal
Illinois Central O. O
Louis & Nash
Manhattan IL
Central
North Ameria
Northwest
Ontario
Wosee
Com. Coal
Grangers
Chicago Stock Yards
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
American B8tesl & Wire
Coppers
Corey, Milliken & Co
Cor. Tremont
Eliot Sts
M. J. Ginter
Ginter Grocery Co
Mass
Chicago Market
the Democracy
Feneno
Fitzgerald
Hickey and
Campbell
United Party
Francis A. Campbell
Boston Democracy
West End
Rep
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Councilman
Higkey
U. S
le Roi Electric Éeylance Co
Washington Vt
Keystone
Democrats
Bryan
S. Sousa
William DA Cies
Kerker
Downing
Apiturma Thomie
Strauss
Lea
Ironde Galop
Bacchus
Lea & Perrins
Sauge
Worcestershire
John Duncan
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