Market Roundup Signals Mixed Copper and Rail Stocks
Tokyo style market note reports a largely professional New York trading day on Tuesday March 12 with strong opening and closing prices but light overall volume at 72 000 shares. Rail and copper stocks lead declines and gains with Rock Island C B Q St Paul Pennsylv ania Missouri Pacific and St Louis and San Francisco among notable moves.
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New York
Commission House
Rock Island
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
San Francisco
Standard Oil
Trinity
Butte & Bocomb
Amalgamated
Boston News Bureau
Boston Copérs
Boston
Montana
Lawson
Butte
New England
A. C. Burrage
Thomas W. Wson
J. Edward Addicks
William Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
Swallow Bay State
Atchison
Eeseseesesess Sales
Canada Southern
Chi_ Gt eastern
Ow Ae & Lou
Illinois
Colorado Southern
Adson
Denver
Hocking Valley
Illinois Centra Ee
Louieville & Nashville
Manhattan
Metropolitan
St Ry
Mexican Central
Minn
St Louis
Mobile
Treets
New York ‘Central
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
St Louis Es San
St Louis SW
Southern Pacifico
Paes Aiken Iescde
Southern Railway
Texas & c Co
Union Pacific
Sire Seas Caceves
Wheeling
Wisconsin Central
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United States
Hoop
Annconada Mining Co
Brooklyn
Rapid Transit
New P York “Air Brake
Teas & Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron
Annual Meet ing of A T and T Stockholders 1901
Notice of the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of American Telephone and Telegraph Company to be held at 15 Dey Street New York on March 26 1901 at noon. Elections directors and inspectors of election proposed. transfer of lines to licensee companies may be considered. transfer books close March 16 to March 26 1901. Secretary Charles Eustis Hubbard.
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Ttese
Montana
Amalgamated
Butte
Boston
Ourse
Bingham
Santa Fe Copper and Gold Mining Company
Treasury
Centennial Mining Company
South Kearsarge
Allouez
Osceola Lode
Chynoweth
Messrs
Bigelow and
Lewisohn
N. L. Amster
Old Dominion
United States
Friends of Directors
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Montana Supreme Court
District Court
Parrot Company
Heinze
Pinkham
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dey Street
New York
Rch
Charles Eustis Hubbard
Mass
Incandescent Gas Light Company
Haverhill St
Burrows Light Co
New York Company
Brackett Elected by City Council Amid Hall Ring Fight
The Common Council elected Brackett as city auditor last evening in a vote charged with attempts to deflate the City Hall ring. Putnam won only four votes for water board. Dearborn had twenty one votes to be reelected. The council also confirmed Josep W Attwill as city clerk and Hartwell B French as treasurer and tax collector. A bitter confirmation battle over a city physician is expected next Tuesday.
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Lynn
Prackett
Brackett
Ralph W. Putnam
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Stephen W. Dearborn
Putnam
Dearborn
Upper Branch
Ifn
Josep W. Attwill
Hartwell
French
Shepherd
Manila Ice Plant Contract Shifts to Insular Government
Washington assigns control of the Manila ice plant at Maniti to the insular government to save cold storage. The army will receive ice under a contract with the insular government and workers will get it at cost. Construction cost was estimated at 400000 dollars, with a further 200000 dollars deemed necessary by the commission.
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Maniti
Washington
Ceep
Standish schooner Mary Standish runs aground near Asantogue
The schooner Mary Standish of Boston, once reported stranded near Asantogue, is now full of water and likely a total loss. The vessel lies on the beach and salvage is uncertain.
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Del
Mary Standish
Boston
Asantogue
Beach
Surrogate appoints Gilman and Norton as estate admins
Surrogate Fitz gerald names Theophilus Gilman of Brooklyn and E L Norton of Manhattan as administrators for George Francis Gilman estate in New York. Disputes over residency trigger differing inheritance rights for half-brothers and sisters versus a will if Connecticut residency is presumed. Bond set at $300,000 for each. both qualifiers completed.
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New York
Fitzgerald
Theophilus Gilman
E. L. Norton
George Francis Gilman
Brooklyn
G. F. Gilman
New York State
Connecticut
BE. L. Norton
Manhattan
Black Rock
Mrs Hall Confident in Gilman Estate Battle
Mrs Blakely Hall asserts her claim to Gilman’s $60,000,000 estate and plans to host heirs at Black Rock Bridgeport while awaiting legal steps. Frazier Gilman, a half brother, arrives to contest the fortune with references to their merchant father who owned thirty three ships and was among the era’s wealthiest men.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Blakely Hall
Gilman
Strength and Vigor From Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mr C M Scott of Dorchester Avenue Boston describes severe debility and weight loss to 122 pounds. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health after nine boxes, lifting nervousness and restoring appetite. Sold by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY price per box 50 cents, six boxes 2 50.
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Mr. Co. M. Scott
Dorchester, Avenue
Boston
Mass
Dr. ‘Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Young man claims to be Gilman son in Bridgeport
Considerable interest centers on reports from Bridgeport Conn that a young man appeared claiming to be Charles B. Gilman’s son. Charles B. Gilman previously of this city has a son Charles Gilman aged seven who lives with his mother Mrs Eugene Tufts on Charles street.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Charles B. Gilman
Charles Gilman
Eugene Tufts
Charles Street
Helen Blakely Hall Claims Fran- Millions
Mrs Helen Blakely Hall formerly Helen Standish claims a share of the millions associated with the eccentric George Fran. The article centers on her status and the dispute over the fortune in Boston.
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Helen Blakely Hall
George Fran
Gilman Estate Feud Reveals Family Strife and Spoils
The narrative recalls a quarrel over a father's estate valued at $5,000,000 in earlier times. George Gilman, son of the first wife, challenged by the second wife’s children who allege he took all proceeds. The tale recounts lavish living and lengthy legal battles begun after the father's death.
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Africa
George Gilman
George
Salisbury License Question Decides Town Meeting Result
Salisbury voters kept the town in the license column by a 151 to 135 margin. Elected town officers include Clerk William H. Greenleaf Treasurer and Tax Collector Samuel Coffin and selectmen John A. Stevens Henry C. Rich and Charles A. Dow.
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Salisbury
William HE. Greenleaf
Samuel Coffin
John A. Stevens
Henry C. Rich
Charles A. Dow
Lakes Around Boston Flooded Streets and Basements After Rains
Following heavy rains and a rapid thaw, Boston area lakes and meadowlands have expanded into large flooded zones. Stony Brook turned into a torrent, with waters invading hundreds of cellars and flooding streets. The metro high level sewer near Forest Hills was undermined, and streets like Brandon Street in Roslindale saw three feet of water blocking transit.
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Great Lakes
Boston
Nature
Stony Brook
Forest Hills
Roslindale
Washington Street
Archway
Arboretum
Brandon Street
West Roxbury
Castoria Advertisement for Infants and Children
An old advertisement promotes Castoria as the familiar remedy for infants and children. It emphasizes trust and longstanding use, positioning the product as a safe, gentle solution for common childhood ailments.
Cuba Quieting: War Department Sees Diminishing Unrest
War Department officials say conditions in Cuba are improving and unrest after Congress adopted the Platt amendment is subsiding. They express confidence that peace will continue unless unforeseen developments arise. Senators Proctor and Cockrell, both on the military committee, plan to visit Cuba to learn more.
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Washington
Cuba
War Department
Congress
Department
Proctor
Cockrell
General Whitside Returns to Santiago for Civil Aid
General Whitside arrives in Santiago from Havana after talks with Governor General Wood. He secured large funds for public works and plans vigorous sewer water and pavement projects and schoolhouse builds. He expects no trouble despite Radical threats that the Negro party will attack Americans if the Cuban constitution is rejected by the U S government.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Whitside
Santiago
Havana
Wood
Senor Bravo
United States
West End Sudbury Street Shooting Scare
Fifty shots rang out on Sudbury Street near Court at 9 pm as a stalled street car blocked the tracks. A crowd gathered while a motorman and conductor collected spent cartridges. boys reportedly scattered revolver cartridges, triggering a rapid volley.
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Sudbury Street
Court
Sudbury
Smoke-Filled Pipes Fooled Tenants at Express Building
Dense smoke poured from every pipe in the National Express company building at 67 Franklin Street as a plumber hired to test for leaks released smoke through the system. The Boston fire department responded with no fire found after a long investigation, uncovering the source in the basement.
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National Express Company
Franklin Street
Boston Fire Department
The
Express Company
Contest in Fifth Massachusetts Regiment for colonelcy
The Fifth Massachusetts Regiment sees excitement as General Whitney advances from colonel to brigadier general. The colonel’s office becomes vacant and Lt Col W H Oakes is a candidate, indicating expectation of easy election with little opposition.
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Exciti
Massachusetts
Whitney
W. H. Oakes
Regi
Election for regiment colonel delayed to April say leaders
Lt Col William H Oakes of the Fifth Massachusetts outlines his long service from private to lieutenant colonel and notes no factions exist. He lists three lieutenant colonel candidates and a captain line ahead, with Company M Hudson awaiting its captain’s exam before a regimental vote, pushing election to early April.
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Charlestown
W. E. Morrison
Braintree
H. P. Ballard
Malden
M. D. Clement
Waltham
Willis W. Stover
Charlestown Cadets
Company M of
Hudson
Boston Baptist City Mission Society Annual Meeting
The Boston Baptist City Mission Society held its banquet and annual meeting at the American House last evening. Officers elected for the year include President Charles C. Barry Vice President the Rev E D Burr Clerk Ray Greene Huling Treasurer Stephen Moodre and directors the Rev W Eaton D D the Rev E W Hunt George W Coleman Francis E Blake and the Rev George K B Harr D D Quaker Oats is coming to town.
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Boston Baptist City Mission Society
American House
Charles C. Barry
E. D. Burr
Ray Greene Huling
Stephen Moodre
W. Eaton
D. D
E. W. Hunt
George
Meat and digestion debated in health diet critique
The piece argues for a mixed diet including meat as the best for health and energy. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestive aid, claiming they supply pepsin and diastase to ease digestion and cure indigestion, with a free booklet offer from F A Stuart Co. Marshall Mich.
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Julius Reminson
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall
Mich
Chinese Losses Reported as Chinese Move Near Great Wall
Berlin reports a dispatch from Count Von Waldersee stating in March Pekin notes a fight west of Suling Pass with one wounded and 20 Chinese dead. Cavalry with four rapid-fire guns chased the Chinese twenty miles, with a battalion holding Fen Ping and wall approaches to deter a counterattack. Officials caution on exact motives behind Great Wall activity amid rumors of Tung Fu Hsiang and Prince Tuan.
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Berlin
War Office
von Waldersee
Great Wall
Tung Fu Hsiang
Prince Tuan
Manchuria
Ledebur
Pekin
Malone Police Detain Eight Chinamen on Border
Malone officials captured eight Chinamen north of the border today. They are jailed in Malone and likely to be sent to Ogdensburg. Authorities expect twenty six more to arrive tomorrow.
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Malone
N. Y
Ogdensburg
Carnegie offers Yonkers $50,000 for public library
Andrew Carnegie promises Yonkers New York a gift of 50 000 dollars for a new public library. The announcement was made on March 12 in Yonkers and outlines the philanthropic support from the Carnegie library fund.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Yonkers, N. Y
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Osceola Annual Report
News Bureau
Yard
Eee Exchange
Adoe
Vance
Arcadian
Calumet & Hecla
Peseeseseseereseeeseeeseeressouee Ee
Oa. Royale
Siesntohor Ee
Winona
Reece
Rhode Island
Rutland
Santa Fe Mining
It Tecumseh
Tortington
Trimountain
Trinity Mining
Union C
United Shoe Unit Fruit
S Min
Trutfs
Utah Mining
Victoria Minin Ee
West End Land
West End St Ry
Westing House Bi
Winona Mining
Wolverine Minee
Wyandot Mining
H.W. Pattee & CO
Bankerc
State Street
Rio Hondo Cowper Co
J. Fincal
Boumpens
Burrows
New York Burrows Gas Light Co
C. Henry Kimball
Treas
Incandescent Gas Light CO
Yorke
Lindenberg
Diehl Motor Co
Haverhill Street
Boston Stock Sales
Bond Tislow
Ill Steel
Adventure Min
Allouez Mink Amalmated Chemical
Tel & Tel
Arcadian Mining
BOY
Arnold Mining
Aflands Mining
Bingham Mining
Bonanza Mining
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Bos & Mon
Boston Elec Light
Bos Water Power
Boylston St Lanad
British Colu
Butte & Bos
Dom Iron & Steel
Boston Land
Isle Wera Brissoa
Mass Electric
Minin Esas
Mergenthaler
Michigan
Mohawk Mining
UDO
Moiese
la Mining Ee Fos Gay Parrot Mining
Fel Pullman Co
Quincey Mining
NEW York Stock &Xchange Railroads
City Hall
Manila
Gilman Estate
Mrs. Hall
C. M. Scorr
Onge
Mrs. Blakely Hall
Helen Standish
Blakely Halim
Cis Gilman
Peters
J. R. Pitman
Castle Square Theatre
Boston Museum Stock Company
Waterville
Waterville, Me
West End
STH
Oakes
William H. Oakes
Fifth
Massachusetts Regiment
Baptit Mission Society
Canada
Carnegie Library For
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Radam
Frye
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