Old Dominion Stamps on Closing of Mine and Market Roundup
Market report notes weakness after London pressures and selling in Sugar and rail stocks. Key actions include Tennessee Coal and Iron officers re-elected, Rock Island dividend, Otis Elevator dividend, and Chicago Junction Railways bond issue to fund extensions. Old Dominion Copper shares fall after reports of mine closure and layoffs. Santa Ysabel and First United States Mining also cited in turbulence.
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London
United States
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
State Railroad Commission
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Tracy City
Tenn
Cleve Baxter
A. M. Shook
James Brown
Rock Island
Ransfer Books
Otis Elevator Company
Boston Belting Company
Chicago Junction Railways and Union Stock Yards Company
Calumet “Western Railroad
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Gyoss Co
TORS
Seccenesos
Butte
Mont
Butte & Boston
Heinzes
Knowles
United States Court
Snohomish
C. S. Batterman
Western Union Telegraph Company
Teddy” Hastings
Riley
United States Mining
Santa Ysabel
Dominion Copper
State Street
Minin
Old Dominion
Oldominon
Torang
Boston News Bureau
We only want the earth and your wheat orders
A dated ad style message from Howard Crosby and Guisetseseststs promises quick service on wheat orders from buyers and sellers. It emphasizes profit through commissions and urges readers to send for a free booklet.
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Howard, Crosby &Guisetseseststs
Copper market woes hit Old Dominion tied to Continental property
Twenty workers retained on the Continental property after Old Dominion bought it for 70000 dollars face a 16 cent copper market blow. No new ore found below the tenth level and a March 2 shutdown is cited. Copper stock movements, mining gossip, and market data follow from New York to Leadville as the sector reevaluates prospects.
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Old Dominion
New York
Rollins Morse
Montana
Santa Ysabel
New Boston
York
Lake
Burrage
Stanton
George E. Marvin
Phillips & Marvin
St. Paul
London
Leadville
Pinkham
Stock Exchange Sales Report
Wilson W FayCo reports miscellaneous stock exchange sales at 7 State Street. The brief item lists transactions and values for the day, noting activity across several listed securities and hinting at market movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Wheat Markets Edge Higher On Firm Opening And Exports
Wheat opened firmer, with Liverpool down 4d and Paris off 15 points. Corn steady to firm, largely in scalpers hands. Duluth wheat firmer on shipping of about a million bushels, and Northwest receipts remain high with OTT cars. Navigation expected to open from Duluth around April 20.
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Messrs. Howard
Crosby & Co
Liverpool
Paris
Duluth
Navigation 13
Northwest
Boston and Albany stock holders listed by the Railroad Commission
The Railroad Commission filed its answer to the Legislature on the Boston and Albany stock listing. It names 100 largest holders as of May 1, 1899 with holdings and many addresses, notes 4645 holders with ten shares or less holding 73,045 shares, and cites tariff practices. It also details through versus local rates, and revenue for year ending May 30, 1899.
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Railroad Commission
Boston & Albany
Id. P. Wesson
Springfield
Sargent
J. M. Codman, Jrs
Brookline
Alward L. Davis
Worcester
Springfield Fire Marine Insurance Co
Anna C. Rumrl
John. Foster
C. A. Cotting
Boston
J. Beebe
Trs
William R. Duncan
New York
Oceanens
John S. Hobson Et al
Haverhill
Horatio N. Slater
Webster
State Mutual Life As. Co
Mass. Mutual Life Ins. Co
George White
W. X. Fuller
Poston
William F. Draper
Hopedale
Mercantile Trust Co
Louis Curtis Et al
Ins. Co
Kilby Street
Stephen Salisbury
Oseeee
Fred
Moseley
Ete
Dada Ee
Edwin Rice
Abbie B. Rice
Brook- Mga di Ce
Commission
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Boston Reader
A Boston man, C. H. Robertson of 9 Stamford Street, credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving back pain from a kidney strain. He bought them at Bradbury's on Washington Street and says the product lives up to its claims. Doan's Pills are sold nationwide at 50 cents, with Foster Milburn Co. as agents.
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Boston
Dean
Bradbury’s Drug Store
Washington Street
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Witness Bates testifies on liquor violations near water works
Representative Fred H. Bates of Clinton testifies before the special Metro politan Water Board inquiry about liquor law violations, duty as Sterling selectman, and alleged inaction by the board. He recounts driving the site, reporting to Chief Baldwin, and calls for raid and accountability amid disputed damages and suits.
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Metropolitan Water Board
Fred H. Bates
Clinton
Melindie
Bates
Baldwin
Southboro
Wachusett
Mr. Choate
Choate
Department
Eben 8. Fuller
Benton
Achusett District
Testimony on Gas Industry Ventilation at State House Hearing
Thomas W. Lawson testifies before the Massachusetts committee on manufactures about gas companies. He discusses capital, dividends, and alleged expenditures used to influence the Legislature. He claims $400,000 to $700,000 spent on editorials, denies knowledge of bribes, and asserts gas at 1 cent would not hurt securities. he hints at ongoing conspiracies and defense of Boston gas interests.
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Thomas W. Lawson
State House
Committee On Manufactures
Lawson
Engstrom
Mr. Lawson
Massachusetts Pipe Line Company
Lewson
H. M. Whitney
Massachusetts
Pipe Line Company
Chandler
Bay State Company of Delaware
Moore & Schley
Wsem
Boston
United States
Boston Gas Companies
Boston United Gas
Boston Gas Light Company
Boston Gas Light Copeny
Mr. Leon
Hair restoration testimonial for Fosorem remedy
A Cincinnati based medical dispensary offers a free trial package of Fosorem hair remedy. George N Thatcher of Covington Kentucky praises its effects claiming thick, natural hair, restored color, and improved scalp health. The letter states refunds and private home trial via 2 cent stamp request to Altenheim Medical Dispensary.
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Cincinnati
Altenheim Medical
Butterfield Bidg
Ohio
Riva
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
States
Paris
Geo. N. Thatcher
Covin Ky
Balda
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Butterfield Building
Mystery of Beebe’s Death Stuns Back Bay
Arthur Appleton Beebe of Back Bay died by suicide at his Commonwealth Avenue home. A close friend disputed motives or a love affair, citing possible overwork from two years at Massachusetts General Hospital. Funeral plans await the father’s arrival as authorities confirm the self-inflicted wound to the heart.
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Arthur Appleton Beebe
Back Bay
Post
Beebe
Commonwealth Avenue
Mr. Bebe
Mr. Beebe
California
Massachusetts General Hospital
Jernegan Mystery Sparks Hol lis ton Rumors
In Holliston on March 14 Adelbert Phenney, brother of Mrs Jernegan, urged he might be in the country while denying knowledge of Jernegan's location. Marcus Jernegan, ex president of the god company, was seen entering Phenney home but the Jernegans deny his town presence. A citizen met Rev P F Jernegan on an electric car from South Framingham on Saturday.
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Holliston
Jernegan
Adelbert Phenney
Marcus Jernegan
Phenney House
P. F. Jernegan
South Framingham
Pet cat goes mad in factory engine room
A cat in the engine room of the American Glue Company attacked engineer G. O. Dolloph, lacerating his left little finger. He received treatment at the Emergency Hospital. Dolloph's home is on Ramsey Street. Southern Pa is noted as a North Carolina resort with golf links and hotels listed. Tickets for excursions are offered at Boston offices.
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American Glue Company
G. O. Yolloph
Ramsey Street
Dolloph
Southern Pa
North Carolina
Seaboard
Piney Woods Inn
Ozone Hotel
Prospect House
Boston
Washington Street
Testimony on Gas and Coke Company Hearing Proceeds
Lawyers clash over investigations into the gas and coke company as a Boston case unfolds. Witnesses are called and the hearing adjourns to Monday at 10:30, with references to capital, real estate, and consumer rates.
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Engstrom
Gas and Coke Company
Lawson
Boston
Everett
Chelsea
Woodsum
Whipple
C. W. Barron
Anderson
Albers
Supreme Court N
Boston Gas Company
Remarkable Cure for Blood Poison Claims Free Trials
State medic in Wayne Indiana announces a remarkable cure for blood poison curing mouth patches sore throat ulcers and hair loss. The institute offers free trial treatments by mail to all sufferers unable to travel, promising private home use and a complete health restoration.
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Cal Institute
Wilektron
Wayne
Ind
Ewe
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Boston Stock Exchange
Aten. T&sfpf
Alban
Boston & Maine
Boston & Prov
Con & M. Clase
Fitchburg
Isi
É& H
Elas
Ole Coisas
Pere Marquette
Union Pacific
West End
Lwis Central
Aim Zinc
Cochitt
Franklin
Old Colony
Federal Steel
Ersee
Mergenthaler
Apene Pacific Mills Rts
the Pullman Co
Eevee
United Fruit Eon
United Shoe Mach
Ereeee
West End Land
Am Sugar
Ise Royale
Merced Minin
Old
Don “Mining
Eer Swift & Co
Sereee
Seve
Warren
Louise
Lewis A. May & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Devonshire Building
IG State
Great Mammoth
L. Street
Copper King of
Arizona
Fortuna Republica
Seereter
United Verde
Hartford Copper & Dobs Vistoroetes
van Choate Electric
Liquid Air Power & Automobile
Interstate Petroleum
Eetrrre Seer Se
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Revenue
Lesa.ng
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United Yukon Limited
Essersses
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Chicago Market
NEW York Stock Exchange
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Allimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Ci B & G
R 1 & Pacific
COC & St Louis
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Delaware & Hudson
Erie
Missouri Pacific
Cere
North Ar
St Louis Southwest
Eae
Southern Pacific
Texas
T Pacific
Ek Biagas
Anaconda Minin
Brooklyn Rapid Semasit
Continental ‘Obacco
Lucose Uere
International Paper
Do P
National Biscuit
Ceeeee Beee
National le Lend Eeeseeeres
National Steel Ae Aeene Bee
North American
Cesesss
Pacific Mall
People’s Gas
Yenn Coal & Itom
Western Union
Republic Iron & Steel
Aceerees
Chicago
High Forest
Albany
Sterling
Water Board
Gho. N. Thatcher
MUBD
Wileliam Appleton
Eton
Mr. Bee
F. B. Smith
Tremontstree
Arthur Appleton
Sey
Say
Pet Gat
M. G. M'Laughlin
Broadway
Durkbart
W. Wilder
Williamsburg, Ky
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