Copper Shares Tumbling Days on Blue Monday
Copper market slips with Amalgamated and Osceola leading declines in New York and Boston. Amalgamated near December lows, Osceola sinks, Tamarack and Copper Range hit new lows. Exports rise, demand signals mixed as analysts weigh overproduction and consumption shifts. Dominion Iron up, Sugar and Brooklyn Rapid Transit gain, money steady ahead of April settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated and
Osceola
New York
Amalgamated
Boston
Richardson, Hill & Co
Charles Head & Co
J. R. Williston & Co
Tamarack
Copper Range Consolidated
Centennial
Arcadian
Standard Oil
Dominion Iron and Steel
Washington
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
General Electric
Westinghouse
Northwestern
Missouri Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
St. Louis
San Francisco
Ice
Income Bond Terms Offered by Kansas City Line
The Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham Railroad announces interest on income bonds at five percent per year starting March 1 1902 with semiannual payments on March and September. Holders may redeem via option for ten years from September 1 1902 at 95 with sixty days notice. Deposits to Old Colony Trust Company by April 1 1902 to stamp and subject bonds to sale agreement. Interim receipts issued until coupon engraving. Bond holders show strong uptake. copies of trust agreement available at Ames Building Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
OLD Colony Trust Company
the Trust Company
Ames
Boston
Natiwl Thayer
Chas. Merriam
AT&T Annual Meeting Notice 1902 in New York
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company announces its annual stockholders meeting at No 15 Dey Street Manhattan New York on March 25 1902 at 12 noon for electing directors and inspectors of election and other proper business The transfer books will close from March 15 to March 25 1902 inclusive Charles E Hubbard Secretary New York March 8 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Old Dominion
United Fruit Company
Dumois Bros
Cuba
Nipper Consolidated Copper Company
Arthur P. Heinze
Stanley Gifford
Richard Harvey
Nyack
Augustus Heinze
Amalgamated
United States Steel
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
California
East
Europe
Thrace J. Stevens, Houghton, Mich
Gray
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Houghton
Mich
Franklin, Jr
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dey Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
N. Y
Charles Eustis Hubbard
No. 15
Boston Bond and Stock Market Roundup
Boston reports today’s top market figures with highest and lowest sales and closing bids. Listings include Am Bell Tel, Am Tel & Tel, various 4s bonds, and Central Vita 4s among others, with prices, bids, and yields quoted. fragmentary entries note West End and other listings.
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Boston
Bell Tel
Am Tel & Tel
BU ‘Gas Lst Sa
Central Vita
Shamrock and Rose at Lyceum Hall by Foresters Club
Foresters Dramatic Club presented the comedy drama The Shamrock and Rose at Lyceum Hall last evening in four acts with a large audience. Cast included John Desmond, Barney O Brady, Laurie Fitzgerald, Rose Mise Mabel McGrath and Captain Teek of the King's army. Between acts Miss Katherine A O Neil sang, J J Douglass read, and others performed in various specialties.
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Lyceum Hall
Trish
Rose
Foresters of America Dramatic Club
East Boston Democratic Club
John Desmond
M. Slate
Barney O' Brady
M. Naughton
Laurie Fitzgerald
Robert Houser
Shaun Carey
James McMahon
Captain Teek
King’s Army
William Kenney
Lieutenant Douglass
T. Mulholland
Thornton
M. McLavuehlin
Mise Mabel McGrath
Teen O'Rourke
Barney
Shamrock
Miss M. Kenney
Neos. John's Ester
Anna Byrne
Katherine A. O'Neil
J. J. Douglass
Reading
George Betts
Edward Betts
Robert O'Neil
Strike Nears End Amid Remainin g Dangers at Docks and Lumber Yards
The strike is nearly settled with only two vulnerable points: longshoremen and lumber teamsters. Disputes center on Clyde line crews and hiring of black workers by Merchants and Miners. Most workers have returned. about 500 remained out from a 14,000 force. Negotiations resume with Allied Freight Council and company officials aiming to reinstate as many strikers as possible while avoiding further clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Line
Blysman & Shepard
Dover
Albany
Rem
Boston & Matine
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway
Boston & Albany
James Sheehan
Allied Freight Council
Ryan
Merchants’ & Miners’ Transportation Company
Strike situation improves says state arbitration chief
War ren A. Reed, chairman of the State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation, reported last night that the strike situation shows improvement. He cited numerous talks with employers and employees, many misunderstandings cleared, and some workers returning to duty. The Clyde Steamship Company longshoremen were fully reinstated after early morning talks, though two men later claimed they had not been given their former positions and walked off after two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Warren A. Reed
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Clyde Steamship Company
Quiet in New Haven yards as 300 return to work at New Haven line
At South Boston freight yards the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad began reassigning workers after a weeklong strike. Married workers gained priority in filling 30 positions, with 300 returning and agreeing to prestrike rules under supervision of C. Peter Clark and Warner. No clashes occurred, and 200 were not recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Consolidated Yards
No. 7
C. Peter Clark
Warner
Mr. Warner
Consolidated
Northwestern Inc Travel Rates March April From Boston
Daily during March and April, three dollar tickets to Chicago to San Francisco and multiple West Coast points including Los Angeles Seattle Victoria Vancouver and other California Oregon Washington and British Columbia destinations. For rates and tickets call or write Northwestern Inc. 368 Washington Street Boston.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Northwestern Inc
Washington Street
Boston
Rutland Railroad
Simmons & Marsters
Demand for Millworkers Grows as Wages Seen Rising
March 17 in River city an executive council of United Textile Workers of America meets next Wednesday. Augusta operatives seek a 10 percent wage increase, echoed by Fall River and Lowell groups. Reynoldsville silk mills and Thompsonville carpet weavers also face disputes. James Tansey foresees broad support for higher wages if justified. Some mills anticipate a standard 2 percent cut dispute, while manufacturers show cautious price moves amid calls to dissolve the Manufacturers' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fail River
United Textile Workers of America
Hibbard
Augusta
Fall River
Reynoldsville
Penn
Thompsonville
Conn
James Tansey
Lowell
New Bedford
Lawrence
Falls River Mills
James Whitehead
Weavers’ Union
Manufacturers’ Association
Seaconner Mills
Committee On Labor
Borden
Bourne Mills
Rhode Island
M.’C. D. Borden
Ball of German Knights At Kossuth Hall Draws Crowd
The Boston Decurtures No 9 German Knights ball, under Kossuth Hall Association, drew large attendance last evening at Kossuth Hall. A military grand march preceded a company front formation, and a portrait of Commander L Schmidt was unveiled behind the Harugari coat of arms. Martin Wiewold led the reception committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Decurtures
Kossuth Hall Association
Fré¢gran
Martin Wiepnold
Kossuth
Martin Wiewold
Brookline Water Board Contest Promises Upgrade in Election
In Brookline the upcoming Water Board contest is billed as the election’s highlight with Thomas Mahoe seen as the strong candidate due to a clean five year run as a master plumber building a wide business. Mahoe dismisses rumors of league ties and asserts opponents spread falsehoods while Burk deflects talk of voting for others, stressing personal trust in the voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Board
Brookline
Thomas Mahoe
Mahoe
Fle Bald
Riley
Burk
W. F. Dever Dead Seaboard Broker Dies in Colorado
William F. Dever once a Boston broker died at Longmont Colorado after a long illness. Born in the West End he attended Phillips Grammar School and graduated with high honors. He started his own business in 1890 and died after health declined. He leaves a widow and child. Funeral from his brother in law at 43 Berkeley Somerville Wednesday morning with services at St Marys Charlestown at 10am. Also travel notices list reduced fares to West points in March and April via Rutland railroad with Simmons and Marsters as agents in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Dever
Boston
Longmont
Col
Mr. Dever
West End
Phillips Grammar School
Dever
Berkeley Street
Somerville
St. Mary's Church
Charlestown
Business Men's Protective Association Forms National Network
A charter for the Business Men's Protective Association is granted in Massachusetts, signaling a national network to harmonize local commerce. Waltham's Feb 14 effort spurred chapters with officers named Seymour, Fitzgerald, Weaver, Dyer, Evans, and Sullivan, aiming to grow trade, protect members, and publish a magazine with meeting reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Protective Association
C. A. Cridland
Waltham
Waltham Association
Waltham Evening News
Waltham Free Press Tribune
Collision damages steamer and bark off Robbins Reef
The Old Dominion freight steamer Richmond traveling from Norfolk in fog collided with the bark John S Emery of Boston at anchor off Robbins Reef in the upper bay. The Emery lost headgear and was towed to Communipaw while the Richmond sustained heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
New York
Old Dominion
Richmond
Norfolk
Boston
Robbins Reef
Communipaw
Premium Oil official seeks buyers and ships in Boston
Mr. E. Lappington vice-president and general manager of Premium Oil Company of Spindle Top Heights Beau mont Texas is at its Boston offices. The firm has two monster gushers on Spindle Top Heights and four oil sale contracts. He aims to persuade large manufacturers in New England to switch furnaces from coal to oil and to secure two more tank steamships to transport Premium oil from Port Arthur to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ding
Inter
Oj] Co
Assur- Heights
Premium Oil Co
Guiarantese
R. L. Cox
Beaumont
Texas
Kh. L. Lappington
Union Securities CO
Premium Oil Company
Spindle Top Heights
Waterstreet
Boston
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Allouez Minin
Am Ag
Tel
Atlantic Mining
Bingham
Boston & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Chiu & Stk
Cochiti Mining
Dom Lron & Steel
Edison el Ilweenee
Elm River Mining
Franklin Mining Electric
Mergenthaler Lin
Michigan Mining
Mohawk Mining
Mont & Bos Min
NEB Gas & Coke
Nh& H
Old Colony Mining
Old Dam Mining
Parrot Mining
Phenix
Pullman Co Wee
Rutland
Santa Fe Mining
Santa Ysabel
Tecumseh
Trinity Mining Ano
Union Pacific
United Fruit
Utah
St Ry
Westing Elec
Winona Mining
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Railroad Company
OLD Colony Trust CO
Gordon Abbott
American Telephone and Telegraph Ompany
Main Omece
B’way,N.y
State Street
Summer St
Brattle At
Harvard Aq
Boston Stook Sales
NEW York Stock Exchange Railroads
Atchison
Baltimore &Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Uhleigo & Alton
Ind & Louis
Chicago & Great Western
BOO
Denver & Ide Grande
Hocking Valley
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan St Ry
Minneapolis St Louis
Missouri
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
St Louis
San Fran
St Louie
Southwestern
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Pryeves
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis & West
Wheeling & Lake le
Wisconsin Central
Aim
Anaconda Minin
Colorado
Elec Nee Enwee
Hocking Cou
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
OOO Verdeaareas Kase Ve ’ Heer Benne
Sugar Tennessee Coal & Iron
USB
Este Eeraee & Paper Co
U S&s Bteel
Atendeveee Gr
Sg Foams Union
Sica
Barrett
M. T. M'Grath
Rose Fitzgerald
M. Blute
Crawford
James A. M'Mahon
Shaun
Judge Reed
New Haven
THE
Pacific Court
the Water Board
W. F. Dever
Busi
Ness
Association
Massachusetts
Evening News
Mass
Waltham Merchants’ Association
Middleboro
Grocers’ Magazine
Taunton Cash
J.C. Boynton & Son
Rvsiness Men's Protective Association
Rogers
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