Copper Stocks Fall as Copper Market Eyes Higher Levels
Monday trading in Boston and London saw copper shares decline amid stop orders and forced selling. Centennial led losses after a 12,000 share sale, while insiders and major miners like Fortuna drew buying interest as experts predicted a copper price surge into spring and summer.
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Boston
London
Standard Oil
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Arcadian
Utah
Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelting Company
Jersey City
American Steel and Wire Company
New York City
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Europe
General Electric Company
Westinghouselectric Company
Cuba
Porto Rico
Lake Superior
Emery & Tucker
New England
Fortuna
Lee, Higginson & Co
Vulture Gold Mine Promises Large Profits in Arizona
Describes the Vulture Mine near Hassayampa River in Maricopa County Arizona. Details include ten claims over 200 acres a 100 stamp mill plan a new water line from Hassayampa and strong projected profits from ore valued at 6 to 150 per ton with tailings potential and 26 percent return on capital. Prospectus invites inspection and investment.
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Maricopa County
Arizona
Phoenix
Wickenburg
Sostamp
Hassayampa
Walnut Grove
Joshua Brown & Co
Bankers
Wall St
New York
State St
Boston
U. S
I*iscal
Fortuna Stock Outlook and Western Mining Notes
The letter-taker discusses Fortuna as a buy, with dividends soon and prices seen cheap. It covers Central Massachusetts stocks, Bay State Gas activity, and large copper ore discoveries in Thunder Bay, plus Colo James Dee's confidence Arcadian vein will be dividend payer in 15 months.
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Iook
Fortuna
Central Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Bay State Gas
New York
Boston
the Herald
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
Winnipeg
Thunder Bay
Lake Superior
Calumet & Hecla
Michigan
Montana
Bingham
Victoria
Trimountain
Mass
James R. Dee
Oughton
Dee
J. A. Coram
Cochiti and
James D. Mahoney
Denver
West
Cripple Creek
Leadville
Pinkhiam
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange Report
Report of varied securities and prices including Wisconsin Central and Fortuna Gold with small lot values and a brief note on Water Power assets. The record cites Wilson W Fay & Co as the reporting firm and lists several tickers with approximate prices.
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Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Brace Street
Mining and Power Investments Across Cities
Fragmentary OCR notes list various mining and power ventures with monetary figures. References include Dunkin Mining, Batopilas Mining with $1000, Boston Water Power, West and Land, and Commonwealth Gold with amounts around 100 and 140. No coherent narrative or dates.
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Batopilas Mining
Power house robbed in Waverly payroll heist
At 2 a m eleven masked armed men entered the power house of the Waverly Sayre Athens Traction Co in Waverly New York and forced three employees to surrender. They bound the workers and blew open three safes taking 175 dollars in cash.
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American Sugar Refining CO
New York
American Boar Sitingompany
Comsaoa
Tcr
Donner
Waverly
N. Y
Waverly, Sayre & Athens Traction Company
Wages of 3000 Raised in Manchester Mills
The 2000 mill workers of Manchester Mills Corporation will have wage reductions from January 1898 restored on April 3, an 10 percent increase announced today.
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Manchester
N. H
Manchester Mills Corporation
Prominent Americans urge U S pause in Philippines conflict
A broad group of statesmen labor leaders journalists and business figures urge the United States to suspend hostilities in the Philippines and hold talks with Philippine leaders. They call for recognition of independence with guarantees for order and property protection before any withdrawal of forces.
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United States
Philippines
Aguinaldo
McKinley
Otis
Philippine Islands
Spain
Paris
Iloilo
Senate
Hirst
George S. Boutwell
Massachusetts
George F. Edmunds
Vermont
John Sherman
Washington
Donelson Catfery
Louisiana
W. Rourke Cochran
New York
William H. Fleming
Georgia
Henry A. Johnson
Indiana
Samuel Gompers
Felix Adler
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stafford, Jr
University
Winslow Warren
Herbert Welsh
Pennsylvania
Leopard Woolsey Bacon
Connecticut
Charles Francis Adams
Samuel Bowles
I. J. McGinity
Cornell University
Edward Atkinson
Carl Schurz
Reverdy Johnson
Maryland
Hermann von Holst
Chicago University
Moorfield Storey
Theodore L. Cuyler
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Andrew Carnegie
John G
Putnam Appointed Librarian of Congress in Recess
Herbert Putnam received the recess appointment for Librarian of Congress in Washington on March 18 and can begin duties. He is a New York native born 1861 and son of G P Putnam. He built Minneapolis Public Library and later practiced law in Boston.
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Washington
Herbert Putnam
Congress
McKinley
Samuel J. Barrows
Senate
New York City
George P. Putnam
G. P
Putnam
Boston
Suffolk Bar
Elizabeth Munroe
Cambridge
Irving Street
New York
Murphy Resolutions Move to Bar Polygamists From Congress
Representative Murphy advances a resolution through the committee on federal relations protesting Brigham H. Roberts of Utah gaining a seat in Congress. Murphy argues polygamists should be debarred and will lay out his reasons when the measure is debated in the Legislature today.
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Murphy
Committee On Federal Relations
Brigham H. Roberts
Utah
Congress
Our New Colonies pamphlet on the Hawaiian Islands
The Union Pacific Railway Company issued a pamphlet titled Our New Colonies focusing on the Hawaiian Islands. It presents a detailed view of the land, its beauty and attractions, with many illustrations of scenes, including natural and industrial, and practical notes on hotels and travel. It also includes informative maps.
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Union Pacific Railway Company
Hawaiian Islands
Pope Elevates Martinelli to Papal Nuncio Status
From Rome Vatican sources report Pope has decided to raise Mgr Martinelli from apostolic delegate to Washington to papal nuncio. The move solidifies his role as a key liaison between the Holy See and the United States.
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Rome
Vatican
Mgr. Martinelli
Washington
Johnson faces trial for stealing forty seven pants
John Johnson, 95, charged with stealing forty seven pairs of pants and other garments worth $400 from unnamed victims, represented himself in Superior Court and delivered a lengthy world history lecture. Hebrews testified he sold garments at various times while he argued his possession could be legitimate. Judge Dewey postponed the charge until morning.
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John Johnson
Superior C Criminal Court
Johnson
Napoleon
Emmet
Judas
Dewey
Three Years for Larceny and Other Sentences
Edward Austin was sentenced to the House of Correction for three years for larceny. Charles M. Howell received three months for embezzlement. George Walters was arraigned on robbery, pleaded not guilty, and was held in $1000 bail for trial.
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Edward Austin
House of Correction
Charles M. Howell
George Walters
Missing Funds Alleged In National Preserving Co Case
George C. Morey of New York accused Henry E. Worthing treasurer of the National Preserving Company of fleeing with 209 dollars. Worthing had lured Morey with a promised Jersey City branch management post. Offices reportedly in the Devonshire Building Boston. Worthing’s name not in Boston Directory nor the company listed.
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New York
George C
Morey
Henry E. Worthing
National Preserving Company
Devonshire Building
Boston
Worthing
Jersey City
Representative Carey's Lecture On Socialism
Socialist Representative James F. Carey of Haverhill will speak at Spelman Hall 236 West Broadway Tuesday evening on Socialism as Defined by the Social Democratic party. E. Putney of Boston also will speak.
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Haverhill
James F. Carey
Spelman Hall
West Broadway
E. Putney
Boston
Social Democratic Party
Princeton Chooses Weston and Northrup for Harvard Debate
In Princeton New Jersey on March 3 the final preliminary debate selected Alfred S. Weston of Brooklyn New York and J H Northrup of Augusta New Jersey as the Harvard Princeton contestants for the upcoming debate.
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Princeton
N. J
Alfred S. Weston
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. H. Northrup
Augusta
Plans Described for New Music Hall on Huntington Avenue
The proposed hall measures about 140 by 75 feet with seating for 2630, down from 2897 in the old Music Hall, and includes a 54 by 20 foot baggage room a 17 by 20 foot carpenter shop a 17 by 27 foot kitchen and a 10 by 18 foot serving room. It will front Huntington Avenue 150 feet and extend 210 feet on Massachusetts Avenue with brick and stone construction and a possible electric plant.
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Massachusetts and
Huntington Avenues
Tremonto Building
Huntington Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Sachusetts Avenue
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Wyoming
Consolidated Copper Go
Cameron & Noyes
Stocks and Bonds
State Street
Weston
Boston & Lake Superior Copper Mining
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H.W. Pattee & CO
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la OS
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison
Mex Central 45 v, 000 ” Av Wv G1 Do Ist Inc
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U'S
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Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
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Wal
Enone
Fitenburg
L& W
Union Pacific
Allouez O
Arcadian Erere
St Luig
Atlantic
Lj Dle
Boston & Mont Ld
Butta & Boston
ST Baltic
Calumet & Hecie
Cochiti
Bagod
Idria
Quincy
Amarack
Peeew Eaters
Victor
Wolverine
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Winona
Old Am Bell
Boston Klee Light
Boston ‘Land
Mergenthaler
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Pacific Mail
West Klee
Steerer
Yale
Cumberland & Osceola Oasis
Hay State
Wisconsin Central
Iupee
Beta Theass
Twabella
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Peaus Orme
Clyveland
Canton
Op Water Power Asst
Africa
Howard, Crosby & Co
Boston Wass
NEW York Stock Market
Railroads
Clos- HighlLowin Sales
Bi Atchison
GOI
Brooklyn Transit
Canada Pacific
Central Town
Coat Weke
Central Pacific
Hes & Ohio
Chicago
I& Ll
Chicago & Km
Chicago Great Western
CCC
Ol & Hudson
L&w
den & Rilo G . Eeeaee
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Hlllnois Central
Eeseve
Lake Erie & Weae
Louis & Nash
Mobile & Ohio
Central
North Ameria
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Ontario
Wee
Rio Grande West
Tock Island
St Louis
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Texas & Pacific
Union Puecitt
Thy
Col F & Iron Fish
Pei Federal Ste
General Electrik
Brsseresevesrs
CO & Iron
U S
Western Union Pete
Gen. Collins
Norton
Boutwell
Gols
N.ick
Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Bostonian
Library of Congress
Representative Murphy
Martinelli
Fountain
Cambridge Society
Sailor Scott
John W. Fountain
Third District
New Yorker
Representative Carey
Massa
Iuntington Avenues
Bulls
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