Profit Taking Dominates Local Copper Shares Rally
A day of profit taking hits the copper stocks led by Amalgamated Copper and the local market as small traders trim positions. British Columbia Copper and other copper issues show strength while notes on Atlantic Mining and St. Mary’s Mineral Land outline new issues. Railroad stocks including Atchison and Chicago and North Western lift bids amid overall strong New York activity. total volume tops one million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Senate
Heinze
Amalgamated
Butte & Boston
Boston & Montana
S. O
Baltic
Bingham
Centennial
Cochiti
Copper Ranger
Dominion Coal
Dominion Iron and Steel
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Osceola
Parrot
Utah
Old Dominion
Standard Oil
Boston
Richardson, Hill & Co
Butte Mining and Development Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
British Columbia Copper
British Columbia
America
Atlantic Mining Company
St. Mary's
Champion
Old Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Trinity Copper
Parkinson & Burr
Bay
New York
Sears
Third National Bank
Arnold
Postoffice Square House
Chicago & Northwestern
Copper Range
Water's Meet
Northwestern Road
Mass City
Hamlin
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
Union Pacific
Atchison
Pinkham
Q. Sarna
Louieville
Nashville
Manhattan
Escoportan
New Jo
New York Central
Nestern Peers
Tee Eseeneens Northern
Pac
Ontario & Weastern
Pennsylvania
Neweeewes
St Louis & Do
St_ Louis
St Paul Jo
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Third Avenue
Wheeling & L E
Bote
Anaconda Minin ‘Co
Brooklyn Rapid
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Continental Tobacco
Central
Erie
Ill Steel
el & Tel
Arcadian Mining
Atlantic Ining
Baltic Mining
Bingham Mining
Bonanza Mining
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Bos & Mon
Boston Merches
Boston Law
Bos Quicks
R Mi
British Colu
Butte & Bos
Cal & Hecla
Con & M
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Do Pre Tee
Dom Ren ‘& Bteel
Erie Tel & Tel Tr
Elm River
Federal Steel Eeee
Franklin Mining
Michigan
New
Veola Mining
Pere Marquette
Phenix Mint
Iman
Uincy
Eece
Rhode Is
Rutland Pref
Santa Fe
Ha Swift Ae
Tana
Ib Town Coal & Iron
Torrington
N. Union
el Eevececee
Ue & Minie
Wisteria Mint
Winona Mining Wolverine
Boston Stock Market Report Shows Daily Sales
Boston on March 6 reports highest and lowest sales, closing bids and asks. Ex dividend notes and assessments listed for stocks and bonds. totals include 68,830 listed shares and 86,285 unlisted shares with bonds data.
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Boston
Searles Money Unlisted Stocks and Bank Crisis
John E. Searles faced a Brooklyn Circuit Court filing to recover 70 000 on four overdue notes dated July 1 1900 tied to sugar trading bets and cotton inventions. His rise from an office boy to treasurer of the Sugar Trust linked him to Washington lobbying, tariffs, and church leadership, amid questions about his finances and a looming crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John E. Searles
United States Circuit Court
Brooklyn
William ‘Cook
Circuit Court
Connecticut
E. A. Cornell
Cornell
Petit
Searles
Sugar Trust
Congress Socree de
New ‘York “Avenue
Washington
Congress
War in China lecture draws Japanese consul and guests
At the Waldorf Astoria Thomas F. Millard spoke on The War in China. The audience included Mr Uchida the Japanese consul in New York Mrs Uchida and eight Japanese guests. Ackerman showed moving pictures of Chinese troops scaling a mud wall at Tien Tsin and the audience applauded until told the scene could not be repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
Thomas F. Millard
China
Uchida
Japan
New York
Ackerman
Tien Tsin
Milard
Osten
Reserve Police Examinations Set For Deputy Superintendents
The lice commissioners named Deputy Superintendents William H. Pierce and Clinton M. Hanscom and Captain John J. Hanley to chair a board of examiners to review reserve police officers with six months probation for appointment as patrolmen. The meeting occurs at police headquarters at 10 o clock. Examinees include Michael M. Laffey Martin Leonard Joel Foss Herbert I. Wingate Daniel P. Cameron Thomas F. Dolan Richard A. Fisher Miches Bowlen John W. Forbes Bernard J. Hoppe James J. Murrin Edward J. Griffin Patrick J. Morrissey Frank M. Lee Thomas F. Connolly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lice
William H. Pierce
Clinton M. Hanscom
John J. Hanley
Michael M. Laffey
Martin Leonard
Joel Foss
Secretary Hay Signs Commission Despite Doubts
In Washington on March 6 Secretary Hay prepared his own commission, asserting confidence in his own ability and fidelity. He notes he must sign cabinet commissions and that he remains trustful of himself and his diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
Cabine
Cyclist Corps for South Africa Formed
The Colonial Cyclists organize a wet onion effort in South Africa, forming a cyclist corps to support recent useful work in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclist Corps
South Africa
Alleged Cudahy Kidnapper Held in Omaha Bond Set
James Callahan waived preliminary hearing and is held on 1000 bond in Omaha. Police allege connection to the Cudahy kidnapping case. Proceedings proceed in district court with the suspect in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudahy
Omaha
Neb
James Callahan
Cudahy Asap AG
Searles Failure Shocks Wall Street and Cotton Firm
The Searles failure is filed in Brooklyn as he resigns the presidency of the American Cotton Company. Vice President William C. Lovering takes charge in New York while Dwight, the assignee, notes the collapse follows risky unlisted securities and failed loan efforts. The saga sparks speculation about vast lost wealth and Searles’s long career in finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth Furnace Company
Duluth
Wall Street
Searles
American Cotton Company
Willam Street
William C. Lovering
Boston
New York
John
Mr. Searles
Havemeyers
American Sugar Refining Company
St. Mark's Avenue
Brooklyn
New York Avenue
Sgar Trust
Earles
William Filene Dies. Longtime Boston Merchant Laid to Rest
The death of William Filene shocks his social and business circle. His funeral was held at his daughter Mrs. Melvin A. Heilbrun's home with a simple service and music by a quartet. Filene headed William Filene & Son, dealers in ladies furnishings at 49 Washington Street. Survived by a widow, daughter, and three sons Edward A. Filene A Lincoln Filene and Bertram L. Filene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Filene
Forest Hills Cemetery
Filene
William Filene & Sona
Washington Street
America
Germany
Boston
Inauguration Soldiers Return Home Two 17 Year Olds
Two Roxbury youths from the provisional Massachusetts regiment, William Halloran and Michael Fitzgerald both 17, who got lost in New York after departing Fall River for the inauguration, are expected home today with their guardians. The New York Poor Department had taken charge and would send them home, their passage paid in hope of reimbursement. John Fitzgerald, Michael’s father, recalls the boy’s illness and the voyage to New Bedford with the brigade last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Massachusetts Regiment
Fall River
New York
William Halloran
Albany Street
Yeoman
Michael Fitzggerald
John Fitzgerald
Michael
Camrell & Upham's
New Bedford
Captain Michael Flynn Dead in Ill Times
Captain Michael Flynn a noted Civil War blockade runner dies aged has years. He sailed as master mariner in the Chinese trade and plied between Southern ports and the West Indies during his long nautical career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael. Plynn
Dead Lynn
Carey Rebuked as Talks Turn to Dubuque Law
In a heated House session Speaker Myers rebuked Mr. Carey of Haverhill for accusing a member of uttering falsehoods during debate on the repeal of the Dubuque debt law. The vote defeated the Dubuque repeal while Mansfield’s alternate bill passed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Mr. Carey
Haverhill
Carey
Hunt
Weymouth
Myera
House
Massachusetts
Mr.Speaker
Boston
Mannefield
Garrity
Ward 17
Mansfield
Judiciary Committee
Dubuque
Manefield
Apsey
Cambridge
Board of Prison Commissioners
Borofsky
Foster
Somerville
Committee On Election Laws
Caroline J. Cook
Senate Reconsiders Water and Sewer Consolidation Bill
On motion by Mr Post of Berkshire the Senate reconsidered engrossing the bill to consolidate metropolitan water and sewer commissions. A reconsideration on amendments to set July 1 as the act’s effective date and initial terms of one two and three years was moved and laid on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Berkshire
Senate
Commission selects site for Vicksburg memorial masthead
The Massachusetts memorial commission chose a site behind General Sherman’s siege lines for the memorial. It plans an oval roadway with a central monument to General Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Vicksburg
Sherman
Opposition to Night Work Ban Faces Strong Debate
Mr. Jones of Middlesex opposed the bill to ban women and minors from night work to recover time lost to machinery breakdowns. He cited rising South competition and longer hours in other New England states. The bill passed to a third reading on a toll call vote, thirteen in favor, nine opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Middlesex
South
New England
Massachusetts
Corser
Hampen
Ae Morrison
Bristol
Senioor Suffolk
Boston Land Sale Bill and County Salary Provisions Engrossed
The engrossed bills authorize Boston to sell land in Roxbury that was bought for playground purposes. Other measures adjust year end salaries for widows of Sart County and Otis W Soule in Plymouth County, with a prohibition related to laminated waters.
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Boston
Roxbury
Sart County
Willa P. Cook
Plymouth County
Otis W. Soule
Metropolitan affairs panel probes Boston Board of Police fate
The committee on metropolitan affairs meets to consider abolishing the Boston Board of Police. A bid to halt further inquiry is reported, with a suggestion to refer future action to the Governor and Council. Lawyer Baker seeks access to Seas ex-Inspector Cogan and to compel witnesses. A parallel hearing weighs repeal of the semicolon liquor law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston Board of Police
Baker
Cogan
Clark
State Street
Primary Election Law Hearings In House Committee
The primary election law bills by Senator John A Sullivan and Representative Na were argued before the committee on election laws by Elihu B Hayes from Joe and Representative Robert Luce of Somerville. James Jean of the Republican State committee opposed the bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sullivan
Elihu B. Hayes
Joe
Robert Luce
Somerville
Committee On Election Laws
James Jean
Republican State Committee
Revere Seeks Annexation to Boston as Ward 26
The committee on towns heard John J. Sweeney and supporters petition to annex Revere to Boston under Ward 26 and join the first aldermanic district to gain two alderman seats. The bill requires a majority vote from both Revere and Boston. Timothy J. Donoghue spoke in favor of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
John J. Sweeney
Revere
Boston
Trst
Timothy J. Donoghue
Storti Death Penalty Hearing Before Governor and Council
Governor Crane and the executive council held a hearing on Luigi Storti’s petition. The condemned men Peter S. Maher and C. W. Rowley were represented by their counsel while Assistant District Attorney M J Seghine appeared for the government and Assistant Attorney General Hallowell sat by the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Executive Council
Luigi Storti
Michele Colucci
Peter S. Maher
C. W. Rowley
M. J. Seghine
Hallowell
Against Mrs Livermore Leave to Withdraw Petition on Male Voting Clause
The committee on constitutional amendments recommended granting Mary A Liver more and others leave to withdraw their petition to strike the word male from voting qualifications. Senators Manning Worcester Nutt Middlesex and Rep Fall Malden dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Mary A. Livermore
Manning
Worcester
Nutt
Middlesex
Fall of
Malden
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Rotary Ririg
Victoria
Alaska
West Indies
Petroleum Incandescent Low Company
Partic 8. 4
Additi
Enry
Whitfield Porter
Petroleum Incandescent Light CO
8 Exchange Pl
Geston
Mass
Rio Hondo Co
Internation Trust Com
Boston Stock Sales
NEW York Stock Market Railroads
Atchison Do
Escenccessere & Pee
Ches Ohio
Outa
Ind
Lo Bessess
Ailtnois
Nee
Fes
Denver
Su Co
Ghiceau
Champion Supply CO
Hampion Supply CO
Dept
Ghigago, Ills
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
A.eee
Reserve Police Examinations
FURS
Sierra
Rset Pric
H. Grine
Aven Street
Dr.Bulls
MR. Filene
Chickering
Boston Boys
Police Board
Storti
Gured
McLaughlin
Dr. McLaughlin
Dr. McLarin
M. G. McLaughlin
Broadway, New York
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