Prices Higher on Short Covering in Copper Markets
Wall Street notes a morning stock surge amid bets on a Northern Securities ruling. Markets global and at home showed volatility as delays in the decision dampened optimism, with copper stocks like Amalgamated and Copper Range rallying late. Exchange officials refused listing for Greene Consolidated, cited sworn statements as required. Projections include Lake Superior copper output and expectations of lake navigation reopening.
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Supreme Court
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Northern Securities
Paris
Gulf
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New York
Earing House
New York Funds
Discane J
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Houghton, Mich
Financial News
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Allouez
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Elm River
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Old Dominion
Victoria
American Telephone
The
Stock Exchange
Greene Consolidated
Reaoson
Colonel Greene
Baltic Mining Company
Old Colony Railroad Company
Hayden, Stone & Co
Lake Superior District
Bigelow
W. J. Ladd
Norman J. Haire
Heath
Chickering Production Concerts at Chickering Hall
The third Chickering & Sons concert at Chickering Hall presents unfamiliar works. Harvard’s Professor John K Paine conducts his Birds preludes, first hearing here. Pianist Ernest Hutcheson debuts his concerto in B major, with B J Lang’s orchestra performing MacDowell pieces and a Parker rhapsodie for baritone and orchestra.
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Chickering & Sons
Chickering Hall
John K. Paine
Harvard University
Aristophanes
the Birds
Ernest Hutcheson
Baltimore
B. J. Lang
E. A. MacDowell
Nance O'Neil Sings Hedda Gabler at Tremont Theatre
This afternoon Nance O'Neil reappears at Tremont Theatre offering her impersonation of Hedda Gabler by Ibsen. By request she will also perform Camille on Thursday and Magda on Friday for the last time this season, in Sudermann's drama.
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Tremont
Nance O'Neil
Tremont Theatre
Hedda Gabler
Ibsen
Miss O’neil
Camille
Dumas
Magda
Sudermann
Legislators Clash Over Semicolon Law Reform at Hearing
Ex Senator William A Morse urged repealing the eleven oclock hotel closure rule and proposed shifting liquor regulation to local authorities. The lively State House hearing drew many women, with Judge Emmons cited amid applause. Speakers ranged from hotel leaders to temperance groups, noting economic harm and urging regulation to replace the current law.
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William A. Morse
Committee On
State House
Judge Emmons
Senator Lane
M. J. Fanning
C. FE. Hutchinson
Fred D. Stanley
W. A. Morse
Amos FH. Whipple
Massachusetts Hotel Association
Nottingham
Edward F. Hollis
Massachusetts Wine and Spirit Dealers’ Association
Aquor
Mr. Johnson
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Massachusetts Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Henry H. Faxon
Lane
Morse
Faxon
Johnson
Boston
Mr. Morse
Fanning
New York
Susan M. Stevens
Robert Greene
North End
Greene
Death by Own Action Ends Wager on Boston Lodging House
Charles A. Bide alias Charles Kent shot himself at the Public Garden after draining his and a woman believed to be his wife’s funds on a Tremont Street lodging house. The couple, now destitute, had spent nearly all on the $600 purchase. Mrs Kent, tearful, says she is penniless and unable to pay for his burial. Bide, a shipper with Stuart Howland & Co., died instantly. The woman’s maiden name was Elizabeth Townsend.
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Tremont Street
England
Charles A. Bide
Charles Kent
America
New York
Elizabeth Townsend
Kent
Eide
Jones’s Undertaking Rooms
Lagrange Street
Elizabeth Kent
Stuart, Howland & Co
Crane Guest of Roosevelt
Former Massachusetts Governor W Murray Crane, a close adviser to President Roosevelt, was a luncheon guest. The meeting touched on the political situation and Crane’s potential role in the campaign, with no national chairman chosen yet and no decision expected soon.
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Washington
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Crane
Palma Tablets Nerve Tonic Promises Quick Sleep Relief
Need a nerve tonic Only one is best Palma Tablets soothe the fretful induce natural sleep and quickly dispel nervous debility symptoms like failing memory weak back and dreams. 650 cents per box 12 boxes with guarantee $5. Book free. Sold by Walker-Rintell Drug Co. Dewey Sq Boston BraDbury Beach St Harrison Ave H Putnam School St Washington St etc.
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Palma
Palmo
Walker-Rintell Drug CO
Dewey Sq
B. , Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
C. F. Batn
Friend St
Klein's
Tremont
Boylston Sts
Knight's, Court and
Hanover Sts
Sawyer
Hollis Sts
Gardner Raps Reciprocity in Lynn Speech
Congressman A. P. Gardner addressed the Lynn Shoe Manufacturers Association arguing against a Canada reciprocity treaty. He called Cuba reciprocity unsound economically and said Newfoundland gained more from the Hay Bond agreement than the United States. He warned Canadian cheap labor could lure shoe makers across the border, then the meeting debated reciprocity and shoe trade implications.
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Lynn
A. P. Gardner
Lynn Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Canada
Eugene N. Foss
Gardiner G Deering Sunk in Chesapeake Bay Collision
Gardiner G Deering owner received a telegram from Captain John B Ross of the fire masted schooner reporting the vessel sunk near Old Point Comfort after a collision with the Essex in thick fog. Crew saved. Vessel built 1908 cost 90000 and measures 251.6 by 44.4 by 36.1. second loss for Deering in 10 days following the David P Davis.
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Bath
Gardiner G. Deering
Newport News
John EB. Ross
Old Point Comfort
Essex
Chesapeake Bay
Ross
Boston
Baltimore
Deering
David P. Davis
New Haven Blacksmiths Push Seven Hour Saturday
The Blacksmiths' Union 209 reports a request to New York New Haven Hartford management proposing a seven hour workday on Saturdays with eight hours pay, and an eight hour closing time at 8 p m. The union notes Boston shops use a shorter Saturday schedule without pay loss and awaits a reply.
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Union 209
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
Banker Bigelow Elected Selectman in Cohasset
Cohasset, March 7. Joseph Bigelow vice-president of the Atlas Bank defeated Thomas Mannix 320 to 222 to win the Selectman seat. Bigelow, elected in 1897, previously served two terms and ran again after an 1901 defeat. He drew support from summer residents and opponents of a town street railway, with backers praising his town affairs work.
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Cohasset
Joseph 9. Bigelow
Atlas Bank
Thomas Mannix
Travelling Shield Returns to Somerville Knights of Pythias
The travelling shield started five years ago by Winter Hill Lodge is returned to Somerville after a procession at Odd Fellows Hall attended by over 1600 Pythians from 44 lodges. It has travelled more than 2000 miles. Damocles of Brockton last held it before Grand Chancellor L Myron Edmands received it back for Winter Hill Lodge.
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Somerville
Knights of Pythias
Winter Hill Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Damocles
Brockton
Charles Waterman
L. Myron Edmands
Ovation for Dr Richard Strauss in Boston Debut
In Symphony Hall Boston last evening Dr Richard Strauss made his first appearance here with Mme Strauss de Ahna and the Philadelphia Orchestra under Fritz Scheel. The program featured Brahms Symphony No 2 and Strauss songs, with the composer conducting Till Eulenspiegel. The audience and local notables gave a tumultuous ovation, and a second concert was announced for today with further Strauss works and Liszt Faust.
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Boston
Symphony Hall
Richard Strauss
Mme. Strauss de Ahna
Symphony Orchestra of
Philadelphia
Fritz Scheel
Brahms
Enlenspiegel
Scheel
Philadelphia Orchestra
Strauss
Mme. Strauss
Till Eulenspiegel
Hismil Paul
B. J. Lang
Gericke
Thomas Tapper
Peter Goetschius
A. G. Thayer
J. Foster White
Frank E. Morse
Carl Faelten
W. S. Howell
Richard Newman
Felix Fox
William Armes Fisher
H. M. Whitney
Miss Stowell
Louis Kelterborn
H. C. Lahee
Mr. Scheel
Liszt
Schell Takes Stand In $50,000 Libel Suit
Dr. Edmund A. Schell of Chicago testified in the $50,000 libel case against Zion's Herald editor Charles H. Parkhurst. He described editorial remarks about him and his book, the 1899 Indiana conference impact, and his resignation as Epworth League secretary. The judge adjourned court to 10 a.m. today.
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Edmund A. Schell
Chicago
Charles H. Parkhurst
Zion’s Herald
Zion's Herald E
Schell
Dr. Schell
Indiana
Northwestern University
Indianapolis
Ind
Methodist Episcopal Church
South Bend
Epworth League
Parkhurst
Croker
New York
Quay Pennsylvania
Board of Control
Zion's Herald
Cambridge Police Seek to Halt Illicit Liquor Sales
Cambridge police announce intensified efforts to curb illegal liquor sales, focusing on kitchen barrooms. Officials say political factors influence the heightened vigilance amid ongoing enforcement.
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Cambridge
Labor Unions Pass Resolutions and Strike Support in Boston
A Boston Central Labor Union committee prepares a commendation of Frank K Foster's recent ex position. Secretary McDonald reports bogus advertising scams and urges verifying credentials. Multiple unions announce wage gains, six especially for nine hour days, and funds for the Frank S Pickett memorial. Large turnout and 62 dollars donated to members in need.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Frank K. Foster
Faneuil Hall
Daniel J. McDonald
Boston Allied Printing Trades Council
Union Label
McDonald
Frank S. Pickett
Pants Makers’ Union 173
Eilberg & Perman
Union Street
Boston Tailoring Company
Custom Tailors’ Union
Boston
Rubber Garment Workers’ Union
Union Rubber Company
United Garment Workers’ Union
Philip H. Harris
Stablemen’s Union
Bricklayers’ Union 3
Gardner Knight
John J. Gartland
Jefferson Club Fetes McNamee at Cambridge banquet
Ex-Mayor McNamee of Cambridge was feted by the Jefferson Democratic Club at Rhodes Hall as 3800+ Democrats packed the event. Ex-Chief Henry J. Cunningham hosted, with speakers including Rep. James F. Aylward and a closing address from McNamee urging unity and hard work for the next campaign.
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McNamee
Cambridge
Jefferson Democratic Club
Rhodes Hall
Henry J. Cunningham
Cunningham
Democratic City Committee
James F. Aylward
Massachusetts
General Court
William A. Gaston
Maine
John E. Hannigan
Democratic Party
City Hall
Ladies Night Held by Railroad and Steamboat Agents
The Boston Association of Railroad and Steamboat Agents met at the Hotel Vendome last evening with over 100 attendees. A banquet preceded readings by Mrs. H. Fletcher and an exhibition of fancy dancing by Miss Hattie G Porter.
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Association of Railroad and Steamboat Agents of
Boston
Hotel Vendome
The Sic k est Woman Blood Wine Ad Claims
An advertising block promotes Blood Wine claiming it cures womb trouble and many women report benefits. Testimonies from Mrs Bertha Sanborn and Mrs W C Sanborn praise results after using the product. It lists a price of fifty cents per bottle and urges samples from The Blood Wine Co Worcester Mass with drugstore availability.
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Bertha Sanborn
Germaine St
Boston
Mass
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