New York Stocks Rally on Grangers and Tractions Leads
The New York market opened strong and stayed buoyant as Grangers and Tractions led gains. Amalgamated Copper and Butte & Boston surged in heavy trading while remarks on the Montana Legislature and Clark alliance influenced sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago & Alton Common
Wabash
James J. Phelan
Hornblower & Weeks
Joseph Walker & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York State
Pennsylvania
Great Northern Preferred
Atchison
Exchange
Boston
Southern California Railway
Mutual Life Insurance Company Reports Record 1900
The firm says 1900 marked its largest business year, with income to policyholders of 60,582,802.31 and payments of 26,361,863.83. It notes a total returned to policyholders of 540,479,809, claiming liberal policies and full profit distribution to holders, and invites agents to join.
Hopkins and Hopkins General Agents Financial Totals
Ex dividend and second assessment paid. Total sales list shows 34,914 listed shares and 17,004 unlisted shares with bonds totaling 90,000 dollars and 1,000 dollars respectively. Rights amount to 2,765 shares.
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Do Ae Eeseereee
General Electric
Bai
Seenene Eeeres
International Paper Eee
Seer Seaeeves
Nat Biscuit
Do Wygl Selessian Y'S
Pacific Mail
Ep Iron & Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron
U S Leather
U_S Rubber
Western Union i
Town Meeting Totals and Licenses From Nearby Towns
Yesterday town meetings reported budgets and licenses across several communities. Highlights include Amesbury highway and school appropriations, East Hampton school and highway totals, Lynnfield and Maynard license tallies, and Weymouth police budget cuts affecting liquor officer funding.
Gift for Mr Howell at Young's Hotel
The committee on manufactures chaired by Senator Harrington dined at Young's Hotel last night and presented Representative James Howell of Boston a handsome parlor lamp. The gesture honored Mr Howell's recent marriage to Miss Tupper of Truro N S, niece of Sir Charles Tupper of the Canadian government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Manufactures
Senator Harrington
Young’s Hotel
James Howell
Boston
Mr. Howell
Miss Tupper
Truro, N. 8
Sir Charles Tupper
Storm Edges Toward Connecticut Flood Risk
Reports from across Connecticut indicate the latest storm loosened river ice and caused washouts on railways and trolley lines but is unlikely to trigger major floods. Derby faces the sharpest threat with the Housatonic ice jammed against the Berkshire division bridge at East Derby, delaying trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Housatonic
Derby
Berkshire Division
Consolidated Railroad
East Derby
Li Hung Chang Near Death As Plain Seeks Peace
Pekin reports say Li Hung Chang lies gravely ill with doctors abandoning hope of recovery as foreign envoys fear his death may delay peace talks. His death could threaten Russo Chinese relations over Manchuria and stall negotiations with the powers. Li’s wealth and past U S visits are noted as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Gladstone
Bismarck
Russia
China
Manchuria
John D. Rockefeller
United States
New York
Grant
Earl Li
Boston
Dying Rev Elijah Kellogg Praised By Maine Towns
The Rev Elijah Kellogg famed for boys books and the Spartacus to the Gladiators is dying at his home in Harpswell Maine He was born May 17 1813 in Portland wandered to sea later led the Second Parish Church Portland and Mariners Church Boston He cannot live more than two days more and his life has seen generous support despite publisher losses and enduring affection from readers and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpswell
Elijah Kellogg
Portland
Mariners
Boston
Tjon Ben
Elm Island
Whispering Pine
Kaiser to Exercise Care After Bremen Injury Delays Monuments
The Reichsanzeiger reports the Emperor's injury requires careful self protection for some time. The unveiling of three new sculptured groups in the Siegesallee scheduled for March 22 and the Potsdam monument to Emperor William are postponed until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reichsanzeiger
Bremen
William
Potsdam
Widow of Lincoln's Secretary Seeks Aid in Elmira
Mrs J A Jenkins widow of Abraham Lincoln's first private secretary received lodging at Elmira police headquarters after arriving from Washington and traveling to Hornellsville before continuing to Springfield Illinois. Overseer Daniel Mackey provided a transport ticket and aid as she described a hard struggle to earn a living.
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Elmira
N. Y
J. A. Jenkins
Abraham Lincoln
Jenkins
Hornelisville
Springfield
Ill
Daniel Mackey
Mackey
Local Traders Listed for Sale on City Streets
A fragment lists merchants including WALKER- -RINTELL and Dewey, Boylston and Churchees, C. F. BATON at 150 Friend Street, F. H. PUTNAM at 31 School Street with 1681 and 2121 Washington, B. F. BRADBURY at 687 Washington, and KLEIN'S at Tremont and Boylston streets.
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Walker- -Rintell, Dewey , and Boylston
C. F. Baton
Friend
F. H. Putnam
Washington &J
B. F. Bradbury
Klein's
Tremont
Hart Not In Favor Of Annexing Chelsea
At the Chelsea Board of Trade annual banquet in Grand Army Hall Willard Howland led the program with remarks from officials including Mayor Hart Judge Bosson and Jabez K Montgomery. The gathering discussed Chelsea’s governance and transportation issues as part of a broad toast to Trade and Industry.
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Hart
Chelsea
Willard Howland
Chelsea Board of Trade
Grand Army Hall
Board of Trade
Hosea
M. Knowlton
Ernest W. Robins
M. C
Thomas N. Hart
James Gould
George H.‘ Carter
Hermon’ W. Pratt
Albert D. ‘Bosson
Jabez. K. Montgomery
Alfred W. ‘Brown
Edwin R. Ho
Snator Howland
Speeches Highlight Historic Fifty Sixth Congress and Chelsea Annex Debate
Congressman Roberts praised the Fifty sixth Congress for landmark legislation and warned on Philippine labor competition. Attorney General Knowlton extolled Massachusetts as a democratic Commonwealth and urged aid for the Philippines. Mayor Hart defended Chelsea independence from Boston and cautioned against annexation, praising small-town governance and local liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Congressman Roberts
United States
Philippine Islands
Islands
Senate
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Knowlton
Hart
Boston
Chelsea
Cambridge
United
Chelsea Board of Trade Aims to Educate Future Public Leaders
The Hon Herman W Pratt president says the Chelsea Board of Trade acts as an educational school for men aiming to enter public life. Mayor Gould criticizes voter apathy toward municipal affairs and participation in local governance.
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Purdy
Herman. W. Pratt
Chelsea Board of Trade
Gould
Somerville Board of Trade Elects Officers for Year
The Somerville Board of Trade held its second annual meeting in Union Square hall. Chief Engineer Hopkins spoke on fire department growth over fifty years. Joseph J. Giles presided and was re elected President with W E Whitney as vice president E A Binney as secretary D H Blethen as treasurer and a slate of directors. The board has 18 members and an entertainment committee was authorized to plan a ladies night reception and banquet.
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New York
Boston
Newark
Amalgamated
Butte & Boston
Trinity
Bingham
S. O
Coe
Philip ‘King
New York Sun
Montana _Legislaltura
W. A. Clark
Montana
Amalgamated Company
Senator Clark
Mr. Daly
Daly
Amalgamated Copper
Calumet &Hecla
Amalgamated Copper Company
Robert B Pstey
Revenue Leasing
General
New York, New Haven & Hartford Company
Heinze
Pin Kham
Somerville Board of Trade
Union ‘Square
Hopkins
Somerville Fire Department
Joseph J. Giles
W.E. Whitney
E. A. Binney
D. H. Blethen
and .E. Fitts
F. A. Higgins
E. L. Pease
L. F.S. Davis
G. W. Snow
Club Dinners Highlight Boston Social Round Last Night
Reports from Boston social clubs show the Trinity Club held a lecture on Australia by Dr. William H. Prescott and then dined at the Brunswick. The Massachusetts Undertakers' Association planned its annual meeting at Copley Square, while the Sixteenth annual dinner of the class 85 E. H. S. elected officers Frank B. Gilbreth and Charles W. Barnes. The Boston Alumni Association of Delta Tau Delta formed a permanent group at Youngs with a June 10 meeting planned. The Universalist Club dined at the Nottingham with J. H. Crandon speaking on colonial life versus modern times. The Boston University Law School Quiz Club met at the United States Hotel with a slate of speakers and toastmaster John J. Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Club
William H. Prescott
Australia
Brunswick
Massachusetts Undertakers’ Association
Copley Square
Young's
Frank B
Colonies
Boston University Law School
United States Hotel
E. D. R. Morrell
John. J. Reilly
Morrell
Stephen Galvin
A. Blumenthall
James Baldwin
George Dean
J. T. Zetalli
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Butte
Petroleum Incandescent Light Co
West Indies
Alaska
Whitfield Porter
Exchange Pl
Mass
Safest Oil Investments
California Oil Co
Poperty
Milk Street
H. W. Pattee
State St
Boston, Mass
Gopper
Rio Pense
Cen
International Trust Transfer
Fecisher
Saetlantare
J. L. Rich
Milk St
C. State St
Boston Stock Sales
NEW York Stock Exchange Railroads
Gas & Coke
Tel & Tel
Arnold Mining
Amvalian Mining
Atlantic
Bos
Boston & Lowell
Boston Maine
Bos & Mon
Ag’ Oo
Ater
Butte & Bos
Osit
Cal & Hecla
Cen-Eurekia
Cochitla Mining
Dom
Elm River
Erie
Franklin M
Genectric
Canada
Ches & Ohio
Chi Great Western
Chien & Louis
Illinois
Chi & N
Louis
Susasac Sotthern
del & Hudson
Denver & R Guwesseses
Were & Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
St Louis & Sanran
St Louis
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Pre & Pacific
Texas
Union Pacific
Wheeling
Teel &Wire
Cesese
Amobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fue & Iron
Continental Tobacco
Federal Steel
Eeereete
Ioy
of New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Company’s Building
Parrot Mining
Ee Planters
Pullman Co
Quincy Mining
Reece
Buttonhole
Rhode Island
Rutland
Santa Fe Mining
Swift & Co Eonee
Tamarack
Tecumseh
Ae Cl A
Trimountain
Trinity Ones
Zon Union C
U Pac
Rts
United Fruit
St Isn United Shoe
Utah Mining Aeeee
Victoria Mining
West End Land i
West _ St Ry
Woatighouss
Winona Mining
Wolverine Mining
Cai Wyandot Mining
Amesbury
Blackstone
James Heffernan
William H. Hawkins
Daniel A. Cooney
Michael Tuite
Thomas Downey
Cottage City
F. ©. Vincent
Zenas D. Linton
Thomas D. Crowell
East Hampton
Green
Wilson
J. F. Burt
George Han
King
Edgartown
William Hew
Alexander Pease
Dore S
Wimpenny
Charles Gordon
Patrick W. Coffin
Lynnfield
Eben Parsons
George E. Batcheldersree
F. P. Stansell
G. M. Roundy
W. Munroe
Maynard
Charles H. Parsons
George H. Guthrige
George H. Hart
Lexington
E. J. B. Nourse
Old City Hall
Hancock House
Peabody
Elmer
A. N. Jacobs
R. J. Cullen
S. Goldthwaite
Patrick J. "Martin
George Reynolds
Raynham
Walter A. Eaeves
Stephen R. Lincoln
Thomas B. Yma Jesse King
Rowley
Benjamin P. Mighill
W. P. Adams
Daniel O’brien
Leslie N. Emerson
Woodbury Smith
Marshall
Charles J. Noyes
House of Representatives
Grisis
Kaiser
Mrs. Jenkins
Lincoln
Werner
WS. Wiettieet Halard Drug Co
Cleveland
Roberts
Mayor Gould
Charles B. Adams
Massachusetts Board of Trade
James Uli
Boston & Maine Railroad
Old Common Council
Jabez K. Montgomery
Creet Chelsea Board of
Somerville Board
Maine City Elections
Bangor
Maine
Augusta
M. G. McLaughlin
Broadway
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