Market Review And Outlook On Copper And Mining Stocks
Market overview discusses Osceola copper and Lake mines, with copper prices and mining costs under pressure. Dom inion Coal and Dominion Iron and Steel show activity. investors eye wage cuts and light money, while New York gains and Boston losses shape the week’s outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Boston
Dominion Securities
Old Dominion
Utah
Mexico
Arizona
Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Quincy
Copper Range Consolidated
Mass
Dominion Coal
Dominion Iron and Steel
Canadian Pacific Railway
New York
Brooklyn Transit
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel and Tron
Colorado Southern
Consolidated Gas
Cotton
General Electric
Great Northern
Manhattan
North American
Northwestern
People’s Gas
Republic Iron and Steel
Rock Island
Southern
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda
Ice
Preferred
Omaha
Pullman
Sugar
Edison Electric Illuminating
American Telephone
Boston Elevated
United Fruit
Tamarack
Centennial
Wolverine
Mohawk
Copper Range Consolidated T
Isle Royale
Trinity
United States Mining and
Franklin, Leach, Heath
Local group honors Hugh Scanlan with gift on 38th birthday
Hugh F Scanlan of Stamford Street West End, treasurer of Military Division 43 A O H and Tremont Council Knights of Columbus, surprised by a large party of friends. They presented a gold chain and charm emblematic of the societies and a chair. Michael J McCarthy gave the presentation speech. The afternoon included a house opening, cigolian songs speeches and Gaelic stories. Notables present included M J O Connor W J McCarthy Captain P J Dolan M J Venne P J Colbert J T Connell John Scanlon and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh F. Scanlan
Stamford Street
West End
Tremont Council
Knights of Columbus
Mr. Scanlan
Scanlan
Michael J. McCarthy
Messrs
M. J. O'Connor
W. J. McCarthy
P. J. Dolan
M. J. Venne
P. J. Colbert
J. T. Connell
John Scanlon
James Tulli
Dominick Conlon
Thomas IF
CMA Meeting Set for Arcanum Hall April 3
The C M A will hold its organizational meeting at Arcanum Hall Somerville on April 3.
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Arcanum Hall
Somerville
New England Telephone Bond Tender Notice 1902
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company invites bondholders of its Third Series 1001 to 1500 and Fourth Series 1501 to 2000 to tender bonds for redemption. Tenders received by March 22, 1902, at 119 Milk Street Boston, with redemption on April 1, 1902, at par plus accrued interest up to $1020 per $1000 bond if applicable. The company will redeem up to 50 bonds per series offered at the lowest price, otherwise at tendered price. inquiries to the Treasurer.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Loan and Trust Company
Boston
Milk Street
Maas
Mass
Wm, BR
Driver
Dorchester Heights Evocation Parade and Concerts Details
A long schedule outlines Evacuation Day events in South Boston and Dorchester. Parades lead from Dorchester Avenue to Gray's Hall with Spanish War Veterans escorting. Concerts by Bay State Band and Municipal Orchestra plus a 20-piece ensemble feature Marie Nichols and Adelaide Riggs. A public banquet, aerial fireworks at Marine Park, and a keynote by Rear Admiral Schley mark the day, with state and city funding and many civic leaders attending.
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Dorchester Avenue
Broadway
Gray's Hall
Music Department
First Street
Campbell
Bay State
M. Phelps
Andrew Square
Kearsarge Association
Marine Park
Thomas Park
Emil Mollenhaver
Marie Nichols
Adelaide Riggs
Apollo
Dorchester Heights
Cornet
Consolidated Bands
America
South Boston High School
W. Murray
Arthur Beresford
Narcissus
Sophoto
Nevin Solai
Star Spangled Banner
ProGaeetere
Francis Barton Key
Alice "Bates Rice
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mendelesohn
FP. Smith
D. D
Admiral Sechley
John H. Means
Citizens’ Association
A. B. Shields
W. 8. McNary
Edward B. Callender
Winfeld Scott Schley
Hibernians Celebrate St Patrick Day in Boston
Boston observances mark St Patrick day with open house at A O H headquarters and mass at Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Archbishop Williams will give pastoral blessing after a solemn high mass. Rev. Henry A. Sullivan to officiate. Rev. James B. Troy to preach on St Patrick. Banquet at Parker House and other parish events follow in the evening.
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Boston
Order
Hibernians
St. Patrick
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Charitable
Irish Society
Parker House
Archdiocese of
Archbishop Williams
Henry A. Sullivan
James B. Troy
St. Catherine's Church
Norwood
St. Cecilia's Church
Back Bay
Symphony Hall
Concannon Applauded At St Rose Knights Celebration
John S. Concannon addressed a St Patrick’s day concert at St Rose Hall, Worcester Street, amid Knights of St Rose and St Mary’s Church musicians. He warned of British and German moves, urged vigilance in diplomacy, and recalled promising Russian aid to Boston in danger.
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South End Social and Benevolent Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
St. Anne's Church
Neponset
John S. Concannon
St. Rose Knights
Germany
South Africa
England
St. Roze Hall
Worcester Street
Ireland
Concannon
America
Prussia
Mr. Concannon
Boston Harbor
Boston
Company H Leads Evacuation Day Parade
Sheridan Guard of Past Boston under Captain John J. Hayes prepare for Evacuation Day parade. The company will assemble at 11 am in fatigue uniforms with blue caps and white gloves, joining six Boston companies of the Ninth Regiment for the march at 2:15 pm.
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Ninth Regiment
Sheridan Guard
Boston
John J. Hayes
Outcry Over Imprisoned Englishman in Alausi Sparks Talks
Reports from Guayaquil say Kennedy, an English trader, has been jailed in Alausi miring tensions with Britain. The US cruiser Philadelphia, off Puna Island, will likely depart as Americans press Washington for consular protection. Michael Bolan of Springfield, Ohio, cited as another alleged unjust detainee, is noted in the dispute over Ecuadorian officials’ treatment of contractors.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Kennedy
Alausi
Michael Bolan
Springfield
United States
Philadelphia
Puna Island
Washington
M. de Leon
Ecnador
Hibernian group hosts St Patrick eve open meeting
The Hibernian Total Abstinence Association of Boston held an open meeting and entertainment at Rathbone Hall 64 Washington Street last evening to commemorate St Patrick. Principal speakers included Rev Denis F Lee of St James's on The Day We Celebrate John A Ryan SP Massachusetts AO H on Life of St Patrick and Miss Katharine Sheridan SP Ladies' Auxiliary on The Ideal Woman. An entertainment featured recitations songs piano and mandolin solos plus selections by the Catholic Choral Club of Mal-
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Hibernian Total Abstinence Association of Boston
Rathbone Hall
Washington Street
Denis F. Lee
St. James's
John A. Ryan
Massachusetts
St. Patrick
Katharine E. Sheridan
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Catholic Choral Club of
Mal
Moved by faith pastor stays with Shawmut Church
Rev William T McElveen announced he would decline the call to Union Park Church Chicago and remain in Boston. He urged endowment of 100000 for city mission work and about 12000 for immediate needs, praising staff and urging efforts to modernize city churches amid rising urban challenges.
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Shawmut Congregational Church
William T. McElveen
Union Park Church
Chicago
Boston
McElveen
Catholic Bravery in China Highlighted by East Boston Clergy
Reverend Father Joseph W Tracy recalled the Pekin siege and praised Bishop Favier, 70 Europeans, and 3000 Chinese in the cathedral enclosure who withstood Boxer attacks. The East Boston branch anniversary noted the Association for the Propagation of the Faith has funded missions, with a pledge of five cents monthly and over 40 new organizers volunteering.
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Pekin
Joseph W. Tracy
Church of the Holy Redeemer
Boston
China
Favier
East Boston
Association For the Propagation of the Faith
Father Tracy
United States
Asia
Africa
South Sea Islands
Golden Rule Applied Sermon at Bromfeld Church
The Rev John Galbraith argues in a Bromfeld M E Church sermon that Christian love guides modern city life not blind forgiveness. He cites turning the other cheek and warns against exploiting charity while urging lending with justice and love to aid society.
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Bromfeld M. E
John Galbraith
Dr. Galbraith
New York
Salvation Army
Christ
Byrne Installed as Pastor at St Cecilia's Parish
Very Rev William G Byrne was installed as pastor at St Cecilia's Church Boston delivering his first sermon. Choir of 40 sang Haydn Mass with Miss Dwyer directing. Downey celebrated. Byrne urged cooperation and explained Christ’s death as redemption and the need for contrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia's Church
William G. Byrne
Archdiocese of
Boston
John J. Downey
Mary T. Dwyer
Haydn
Helen C. Driver
Lucy F. Murphy
Michael J. Dwyer
Charles Pelper
Father Byrne
Christ
Echo Mission Rally at Shawmut Church
An echo rally of a Toronto missionary convention was held last evening at Shawmut Congregational Church at Brookline and Tremont streets. Nearly 10 people attended, with speeches by delegates from Yale and Boston University Theological and Medical schools. Dr. McPheen spoke on the history of the student volunteer movement.
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Toronto
Shawmut Congregational Church
Brookline and
Tremont Streets
Delestates
Yale
Boston University Theological
McPheen
Mission speakers from Shawmut Church outline foreign work
The article notes a panel beginning under John R. Mott and others with talks by H H Phelps on the Curry School of Expression, Edith M Phelps on women abroad, Susan A Abbott on Africa’s needs, Dwight C Drew of Yale on broadening mission vision, and R A Carhart on mission advantages. all speakers belonged to Shawmut Church.
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Ment
John R. Mott
Robert Spear
Robert Wilder
H. H. Phelps
Curry School of Expression
Edith M. Phelps
Boston University Medical School
Susan A. Abbott
Africa
Dwight C. Drew
Yale
Toronto
New England
R. A. Carhart
Boston University Theological School
Shawmut Church
Chimes Blessed at St. John's Clinton Easter Use
The new St. John's Church chimes were blessed in Clinton with a large Worcester County turnout. The 11 bells, costing about $8000, will be hung in the church tower and ready for Easter, following a service, sermon by Rev. James J. Donnelly, and consecration by Rev. Thomas D. Beaven with a slate of clergy assisting.
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Clinton
St. John's Church
Worcester County
James J. Donnelly
North Adams
Thomas D. Beaven
Springfield
B. F. Feehan
Fitchburg
Eugene Toher
Leominster
Edward J. Fitzgerald
William H. Hickey
Passion Sunday Observances Mark Lent’s Final Weeks
Yesterday opened the last two weeks of Lent with Passion Sunday services across the archdiocese and St Patrick’s observances. Fort five forty hours devotion begins Tuesday morning in St Stephen’s and runs through Thursday morning. Palm Sunday services are planned next Sunday and Holy Week at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Teleprac services are set for March 26 at 7:30 pm with continuations Thursday and Friday.
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Archdiocese
St. Stephen's
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Spiritual retreats for men open at two churches
Spiritual retreats for men opened last evening at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The programs run through next Sunday with sermons daily by listed clergy on themes from The Spiritual Combat to Perseverance.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Church of the Immaculate Conception
James McCarthy
Francis Butler
William Power
John Lane
James A. Walsh
P. J. Supple
Mrs Oakes Seeks Separation After Defending Cruelty Claims
Adeline Estelle Sullivan Oakes, after a jury vindicated her against charges, sues Francis J. Oakes for separation on cruelty and abandonment. An order directs him to show cause why alimony and a counsel fee should not be paid. She alleges repeated assaults, intoxicated rages, a revolver threat, and acts of confinement.
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New York
Adeline Estelle Sullivan Oakes
Supreme Court
Francis J. Oakes
O'Gorman
March coal arrivals keep Everett port busy with capes coal influx
March yields rising coal imports to Everett from Cape Breton mines with 49.8% tons received so far, and 14 days left in the month. The Nordpol joins the fleet, delivering 66 tons as the largest single export from the mines. Export cereals to Europe decline as ships like Sylvania and Devonian head to Liverpool and London.
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Everett
Cape Breton
Nordpol
Walen
Devonian
Liverpool
Anglian
London
Pomeranian
Glasgow
Bris
Strikes Hit Harbor Transport and Vessels Movement
Mariners report a light grain shipment of 63 542 bushels from Gavia Hamburg via Baltimore, with labor unrest lowering throughput this week. The Cunard Waesland and Hermonides, earlier ships under different flags, are mentioned amid dockside loader changes and tug operations. The Grecian’s Philadelphia voyage was delayed by strikes, while gang labor shifts among negro and Italian crews sparked commentary. The Northam, a large sidewheeler, nears New England piers to serve striking workers, and the Admiral Schley arrives from Jamaica for quarantine and discharge at Long Wharf. Captain Nugent of the Gladiator is praised for towing prowess as tugs move vessels like Athene and Nantucket to port, with ongoing labor impact on harbor activity.
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Gavia
Hamburg
Baltimore
Red Star
Waesland
Cunard Line
Russia
Hermonides
Woolloom
New Y
Barkentine
Dolan
Edward Farnum
Philadelphia
Reedlake
Northman
Cca
Newport News
Buenaventura
Solidated Coal Company
Wilson
Toronto
New England
South Ioston
Myst
Hull
Chates Navy Yard
Grecian
Central Wharf
Metropolitan
Fitchburg
Clyde
Boston
Yarmouth
N. S
Stanwood
McKinnon
Gloucester
Jubilee
Reliance
Charles Johnson
Carl G. Souderluna
Northam
Howard
New London
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Brooklyn
Bangor
Foster's Wharf
Maine
Admiral Schley
Jamaica
Long Wharf
John Nugent
Gladiator
A. W. Chesterton
Bay
Athene
Rasmussen
Buenos Ayres
Nantucket
Norfolk
Shipping News Mini Almanac March 17
Shipping notices record arrival of steamers Admiral Schley Jansen Port Antonio Jam with fruit and 23 cabin passengers to United Fruit Company and multiple vessels with cargoes and passengers to traders including J F Masters Fortuna Hansen Snennete G B to A M Graham Navahoe Johnson runswick Ga and others. Winds and tides, sailings and underway schooners Virgins, barques and tugs noted along with offshore paths and ashore barges at Chatham Nobska and Newport News passages.
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Admiral Schley
Jansen
Port Antonio
Jam
United Fruit Company
Schley
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
J. F. Masters
Fortuna
Hansen, Snennete G. B
C. C. Marvel
Juniata
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Navahoe, Johnson
Runswick
Charleston
William P. Clyde & Co
Northman
Reed
Newport News
H. M. Whitney, Baker
New York
Henry M. Whitney
Old Dominion
Burton
The
Joy
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
E. H. Northam
Howard
New London
City of Macon
Savage
E. H. Downing
Mark Athene
Rasmussen
Buenos Ayres
Gladiator
Venturer
Fernandez
Maceio
Brazil
Barbados
Melrose
Kelly
Philadelphia
Lehigh
McGoldrick
Perth Amboy
Marine
Bangor
Drifton
Portland
Cheektowaga
Hock
Bluster
Plymouth
Bizarre
Salem
Brooklyn
Catawissa
Hansen
Ephrata
Suffolk
St. Nicholas
Gettysburg
Hawes
Phenix
East
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D. J. Gorman
John P. Leahy
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Collins
Herbert Parker
Commonwealth
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John A. Sullivan
South Boston
St. Augustine
Cambridge
Union Hall
Pres Gee
Morcare
OORTH
Dorchester Weights
Jonn FB. Martin
George Edward Graham
W. H. Moody
Crane
George Fidward Graham
Associated Press
Cuba
Lod@ and
Hoar
Naphen
Conry
Moody
Bates
McNamara
Pokingon
Maxwell
William (. Marden
Soule
Senate
Myers
House
Charitable Irish
Federal ST
Sheridan
Patrick
Melveen
Bishop Favier
Fleck
Bromfield M. E. Church
FR. Byrne
St. Cecilia’s Church
Millionaire
Shipping News
H. F. Dimock
Chatham
Wadena
John €. Fitapatries
Nobska
van Allen
Boughton
McLean
Bere
Dudley Palmer
Wrestler
Calburga
Tuomas Breenam
St. Helens
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