Copper value surge boosts mine earnings and stock value
An rise in copper price from 12 to 14 cents a pound could lift US copper receipts by about 13 million dollars this year and add roughly 2.76 dollars per share in mine earnings. The analysis excludes some smaller producers and notes partial effects for Amalgamated and Michigan mines with production data and period adjustments.
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Boston
Calumet & Hecla
Michigan
Amalgamated
South Range Group
Centennial
Bingham
Daly-West
Heath
Symphony Pension Fund Benefit Concert Noted For Generosity
A Symphony Hall benefit evening for the Symphony Pension Fund featured an acclaimed program arranged by Mr. Gericke. Performances included the Leonore overture, Saint Saens septet, Tschaikowsky Pathetique, and scenes from Siegfried and Gotterdammerung. Mme Szumowska lent piano and assisted, with proceeds boosting the fund.
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Symphony Hall
Gericke
Leonore
Drowning of Biddeford Youth in Saco River
Saco Maine March 1 Arthur Armstrong the young son of Joseph Armstrong of Biddeford drowned in the Saco River this afternoon.
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Saco River
Saco, Me
Arthur Armstrong
Joseph Armstrong
Biddeford
Flanders Seeks Full Pay for City Mayor Office
Flanders asks for full two months pay as chief magistrate while council committee only approves half. Former Mayor Poor served Jan 1 to 23, 1903 during a contested mayoralty case and received $104.10. Flanders contends he is entitled to full salary.
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Haverhile
Flanders
City Council Committee On Accounts
Poor
Princess of Saxony at her mother's chateau
The former crown princess of Saxony arrived at her mother's chateau at Lindau and will remain there until the birth of her child.
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Princess OF
Saxony
Vienna
Lindau
Outcry as Damrell is Forced Out of Building Dept
Captain John S. Damrell has been forced to resign as building commissioner amid a reform push. Montague, now acting commissioner, faces a Mayor seeking sweeping changes. The scandal hints at long entrenched conflicts of interest and proposals to merge the building department with public buildings.
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John S. Damrell
Montague
Public Buildings Department
Buildings Department
Roxbury
Tavo Sons
Camrell
Frank W. Wells
Building Department
Young Thieves Arrested After Salem Street Chase
Five youths aged 16 to 22 were arrested after a lively chase on Salem street. They face breaking and entering charges tied to Hancock Tavern theft of 100 cigars 500 cigarettes and three bottles of whiskey. Suspects named Merton Canon Murphy Flynn and Ahearn. Captain Wadsworth identified the loot.
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Salem Street
Lamb
McCauley
Station 1
Hancock Tavern
Peter Merton
Bolton Street
James Canon
John Murphy
Fourth Street
Joseph Flynn
D Street
James Ahearn
Third Street
Wadsworth
Officer And Boys Play Tag In City Streets
About 20 boys from the North End were chased by a policeman for nearly two hours yesterday. The crowd scattered through multiple streets to Scollay square subway station and Corn Hill. The officer followed down Court street and Franklin avenue but the boys outmaneuvered him, ending with the boys taking the lead in a game of tag.
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North End
Washington and
Water Streets
School Street
City Hall Avenue
Court Street
Scollay Square
Cornhill
Franklin Avenue
Nina Larre Duryea Seeks Divorce After Florida Romance
The article notes Nina Larre Duryea, author of Among the Palms, whose verse reflects crushed love, as she and Boston heiress seeks a divorce from Chester B. Duryea, a Florida coast romance involving a society man and heir to a multi million fortune.
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Nina Larre Duryea
Florida
Boston
Chester B. Duryea
Car Coupler Bill Passed With 650000 Interested
Washington March 1 650000 railroad men in the United States will be interested as the conference report on automatic coupler legislation was adopted by both houses. The bill shifts the requirement from interstate cars to interstate railroads so all equipment must meet the original law.
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Washington
United States
Congress
War in the Cotton Pit Pushes Prices to New Highs
In New York on March 1 spot cotton rose to 1034 cents a pound as Theodore H. Price of Rockefeller banks reportedly commands 25 million dollars in spot cash with wide privileges on the combined Rockefeller funds. Daniel J. Sully countered by buying all offerings, lifting March futures to 10.11 before noon close. About 100,000 bales traded amid a brief 10 point dip from 10.16.
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New York
Sully
Wall Street
Theodore H. Price
Rockefeller
Daniel J. Sully
Liverpool
Granite workers reach wage agreement averting strike
In Barre Vermont an agreement between the Granite Manufacturers' Association and workers ends the threat of a strike. A new wage scale goes into effect immediately. Cutters and sharpeners will earn 3 dollars per eight hour day with a half holiday on Saturdays during June July and August. About 2400 men receive higher pay under the plan.
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Barre
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Steamer Canada Due At Noon Today
Dominion line steamer Canada is due here at noon today, bringing passengers and cargo. The arrival is awaited by local merchants and travelers looking for connections to other ports.
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Steamer
Canada
Dominion Line Steamer
Great Copper Secret Found in Pittsburg
Thomas Fitzgerald of Mt. Washington a policeman claims to have invented a copper welding process after years of attempts. He says he has mastered a method that makes welds nearly invisible and has written to the patent office seeking a patent application.
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Pittsburg
Thomas Fitzgerald
Mt. Washington
Fitzgerald
Patent Office
Pierian Sodality Files for Clubhouse at Harvard
Incorporation papers filed by the Pierian Sodality of Harvard to enable the erection of a new clubhouse during the coming year.
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Pierian Sodality
Harvard
Potter Wins in Schenectady
Potter case settled as Painters Union backs down. William Potter may return to work as a union painter while remaining a militia member.
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Potter
Schenectady
Schenectady, N. Y
Painters’ Union
William Potter
Stage and theater notes promise a busy Boston week
The Storks at Majestic starts a long run as King Dodo closes at Tremont and goes on tour. Josephine Hall debuts The Knickerbocker Girl at the Columbia. A Desperate Chance opens at Grand Opera House. Way Down East ends at Boston Theatre. Road to Ruin at Music Hall warns of city dangers with Jack Munroe in cast. In Peril at Bowdoin Square. Mabelle Gilman in The Mocking Bird at Park. Mrs. Jack at Museum. Mme. Mantelli headlines Keith program. Charmion stars at Howard's. Korean twins at Austin Stace's for second week. Barnett’s colored comedy at Nickelodeon.
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Majestic Theatre
Dodo
Tremont
New England
Columbia
Josephine Hall
Grand Opera House
Boston
Boston Theatre
Music Hall
Jack Munroe
Pugilist
Bowdoin Square
Mabelle Gilman
Mocking Bird
the Park
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Symphony Pension Fund
H.R. Leighton & Co
Washington St
Devonshire St
Damrell
Nina Duryea
Brooks
Comic Opera
Park Theatre
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Charmion
Freyda
Coley
Mamie Grant
Clausen
Davenport
Zetta
Orville
Frank
Barr
la Salle
Toby Lyons
Joe Fields
Mark
A Harry la Marr
Genie Pollard
Louise Carver
Dot Davenport
Gladys Fisher
Kitty Bingham
Mal. Leslie
Julia Crosby
Marie Oakland
E. D. Stair
A. L. Wilbur
Magnificent Playhouse
Tel
Oxford
Cnet
Theo. Kremer
Beaut
Lutte, Montana
Ack Munroe
Jas. J. Jeffries
Cairo Cafe Tombs
Lie McHi
Lawrence M’carty
Lessee
Mgr
Grohestra
Chauncey Olcott
Old Limerick Town
Eve
Sat.Mat
Matinee
Richard Carle Rosebud Carden
Et LL
Callahan
Mack
Keith's
OPERA
Dover ST
George W. Magee
Lessee & Mar
Mats
Thors
Biddle Brothers
Theodore Kremer
Niagara Falls
Pierian
Isaac B. Richne
Ales Frohman
Tim
Illia TV
Faversham
Esmond
Ethel Barrymore Jintry
Tetbatiy
Park Rich
Harris
Chas
Frohman
Lessees
Mgrs
Sat
Mare
Titnaan
Austin& Stace
Maggie Cline
Artie Hall
Carroll
Larkin
J. H. Herne
Phil Morton
John P. Flynn
Thomas J. Colton
Walter Beatty
George J. Bass
First Regiment
Beecham’‘s
Henry W. Savage
James I
Winston Churchill
ANDO
The
Gentuy Amusement Co. (Inc
Alfred E. Aarons
Geo. Totten Smith
Music By
Lionel E. Lawrence
Boston Museum
Alice Fischer
Wirs
Jack
the Little
Princess
Humanity
Colonial Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
Drury Lane
Grand Ensemble
Square Theatre
Bowdoin
Rose Sydell
Grand Aere Con Rices
Ra Hive
Evonshire St
Ston
Tele
West Somerville
Helen P. Hodgman
Fred W. Hodgman
Charles A. Way
Suffolk
Alexander Wadsworth
Public Lands
Shawmut Avenue
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