Butte & Boston Close Highest on Record in Copper Rally
Butte & Boston closed tonight at 1061-2 bid as copper stocks surged while Boston & Montana slipped after early gains. Directors of Butte & Boston met in New York to finalize consolidation terms with Boston & Montana, and a circular to stockholders is due by tomorrow night.
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Boston &Montana
Montana
Butte & Boston
New York
Albert S. Bigelow
Boston & Montana
Bingham
Bingham Company
St. Mary’s Mineral
Cr. H. Krause
Tamarack
Osceola
Mass Management
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Bigelow
Treasury
South Kearsarge
William Bouldin, Jr
Guanajuato
British Columbia
Copper Mining Company
United States Mining
South Range
Trimountain
Arcadian
Schofield, Whicher & Co
Standard Oil
Baltic
Copper Range
Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Central Massachusetts Railroad
Boston & Maine
Old Colony Trust Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Rock Island
United Hoe Machinery Company
Westinghouse Ditectric and Manufacturing Company
Ee Ae
Wall Street
Stron Financial
Lst
Central Massachusetts Railroad Company
Mass
Common Bt
CENTR
Massachusetts Railroad Company
Henry Hornblower
William P. Shepard
Arthur S. Leland & Co
State Street
Inkham
New York Burrows Gas Light Co
C. Henry Kimball
Treas
Bond market closes with top, bottom prices listed
Boston March 14 report lists the day’s high and low bond sales along with closing bid and asked prices. The brief notes emphasis on bond price movement and market status for traders and investors.
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Boston
President Harrison Dies and Proclamation Decrees Mourning
President McKinley issued a proclamation announcing the death of ex president Benjamin Harrison at Indianapolis. It orders half mast on federal buildings for 30 days and honors at funeral. a State Department circular invites offices to display flags half mast. Supreme Court adjourns in respect as Attorney General Griggs and Chief Justice Fuller comment.
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Washington
McKinley
United States
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Senate
Secretaries War
Navy
State Department
John Hay
United States Supreme Court
Harrison
Griggs
Fulley
Ind
Cleveland
Fuller
Stice Harlan
Justice McKenna
Supreme One
Cabroich Wanamaker
Whitelaw Reid
General Harrison
Reid
Mrs. Harrison
Mill Brae
Cal
Bryan Exalts Harrison Amid Political Critique
Washington March 14 William J Bryan praises Harrison saying critics could challenge his policies but not his motives. He states removing him from office would be a distinct loss to the country as his oath upheld duty and integrity in public life.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
Harrison
Pats Ata
Counon
Parsons named receiver for Howard Sterling Co of Providence
Birney C. Parsons of Boston appointed receiver of the Howard Sterling Company in Providence on creditors claims totaling about 63000. The firm is said to owe about 130000 with assets perhaps 100000.
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Providence
R. I
Birney C. Parsons
Boston
Howard Sterling Company
Nation mourns as leaders honor General Harrigan legacy
A flooded list of dignitaries including Nelson Aldrich and John Philip Sousa are noted as sending condolences while Redfield Proctor remains in Cuba. City and state mourn through half mast flags and draped buildings. The body lies in state Saturday as merchants prepare to mourn.
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J. M. Schofield
John Philip Sousa
Marine Band
Harrigan
Charles C. Neet
Court of Claims
John G. Woolley
Charles Emory Smith
Harrison
Redfield Proctor
Cuba
Harrison's Last Words and Death in Indianapolis
Ex President Harrison dies in Indianapolis after a delirious period. Clifford Arrick Samuel D. Miller and Dr. F O Dorsey guard the body as the family arrives. Russell Harrison and Mrs Harrison McKee join relatives and friends in paying respects. The final words were spoken to his wife shortly before he lapsed into unconsciousness.
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Indianapolis
Clifford Arrick
Samuel D. Miller
F. O. Dorsey
Russell B. Harrison
W. H. H. Miller
Russell BR. Harrison
Mary Harrison McKee
City
Mr. McKee
Harrison
Harrison explains two fortunes tied to second marriage
A Louisville judge recounts General Harrison’s second marriage and its impact on his wealth. He gave about 100000 to his son Russell B. Harrison and daughter Mary Harrison McKee from his first fortune, while his second marriage’s fortune largely goes to his second wife and child, with him starting anew in life.
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Louisville
General Harrison
Harrison
Russell B. Harrison
Mary Harrison McKee
Russell
Indianapolis
German View Of Harrison In German Press
German papers react to the death of Benjamin Harrison with mixed tone. Foreign office official notes Harrison was highly esteemed as an American statesman, while pro Republican outlets praise his Monroe Doctrine stance and Pan American leanings. Some papers print biographies and deride his personal manner.
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Lokal Anzeizger
de Boersen Zeitung
Harrison
General Harrison's Last Interview Revealed
Indianapolis March 14 A L Mason a lawyer and friend recounts General Harrison's last interview before illness. They discuss the Boer war the Cuban question moral law trusts regulation and the Steel Trust's incorporation rules including where a corporation may conduct principal business.
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Ind
A. L. Mason
General Harrison
Harrison
Kruger
Cuba
Philippines
Porto Rico
Supreme Court of the
United States
Steel Trust
New Jersey
Messages of Condolence Pouring Into Indianapolis
The death of ex President Harrison prompts a flood of sympathy telegrams from across the nation. Messages come from ex President Cleveland Chief Justice Fuller and many officials linking personal grief with national loss, including figures from UK and various states and institutions.
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Indianapolis
President McKinley Leaves for General Harrison Funeral
President McKinley departed Washington at 7 45 tonight on the Pennsylvania railroad bound for Canton Ohio to attend General Harrison's funeral in Indianapolis Saturday night. He was accompanied by Mrs McKinley Secretary Cortelyou and Dr P M Rixey. Mrs McKinley will remain at Canton while the President goes to Indianapolis and returns Sunday night with only a brief Canton stop expected. The party rode in a private coach attached to the Western express.
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Esvecece Minn
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Y Central
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Wisconsin
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Segg Se Tobacco
Roi
Pacifico Mail
Republic Iron & Bteel
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State of
Indiana
State House
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Daniel M. Ramsdell
United States Senate
Harrison
M. S. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
Seventieth Indiana Regiment
Guard of Honor
Washington
McKinley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canton
Western Express
Gold Dust Talks on Labor and Cleaning Energy
A lecture outlines Gold Dust as a natural philosophy topic detailing its energy to do work. It explains how its power releases with water and attacks dirt, previously done by humans with inefficiency. Concludes Gold Dust saves energy and is an economical cleaning agent.
Harrison Burial Lot at Crown Hill
The Harrison lot in Crown Hill Cemetery Indianapolis is described as one of the most beautiful spots in the cemetery. Located northwest of the east entrance on a gently sloping knoll, it features a tree shading the grave of the former first lady and a sweeping view from the hilltop. The Harrison monument, facing east, is a triangular granite piece on a carved base, set near a shaded driveway. The burial site will hold the late President's body.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Crown Hill Cemetery
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