Copper List Gains Strength In Active Copper Stocks
The New York market rose with copper shares leading gains while Boston stayed firm. Amalgamated and most copper shares rallied after strong interest in copper mining prospects. Dominion securities advanced, United Fruit climbed to 97, and dividend talk around Amalgamated surfaced amid broader market strength and mixed telegrams on related industries.
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New York
Boston
Dominion Securities
Canada
United Fruit
Amalgamated
Copper Range Consolidated
Baltic
Osceola
Tamarack
Wall Street
Peter
Paul
London
Delaware & Hudson
Lackawanna
General Electric
New York Central
Reading Common
Reading
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Pacific Mail
Congress
Mrs Schoff New President of National Congress of Mothers
Philadelphia March 18 Mrs Frederic Schoff is the newly elected president of the National Congress of Mothers. She has long been active in groups seeking child welfare and helped push Pennsylvania’s juvenile court law removing children from criminal court appearances. She has a devoted home life and children.
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Schoff
National Congress of Mothers
Philadelphia
Frederic Schoff
Pennsylvania
Bond Tender Notice for New England Telephone Bonds
New England Telephone and Telegraph announces tenders for its Third Series bonds 1001 to 1500 and Fourth Series bonds 1501 to 2000 at 6 percent interest. Tender period ends noon March 22, 1902, with redemption offered April 1, 1902 at 119 Milk Street Boston. Treasurer to redeem at lowest price if more than fifty tenders per series. otherwise at tendered price not exceeding 1020 per thousand dollars plus interest.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Loan and Trust Company
Boston
Milk Street
Mass
Milk
Wmrh
Driver
Dividend Announcement From American Telephone & Telegraph Co
The American Telephone and Telegraph Co declares a dividend of 1.5 dollars per share payable on Tuesday April 15 1902 to stockholders of record at the close of business March 3 1902. Transfer books close from April 1 to April 14 1902. William K Driver treasurer announces.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Willeam Kt
Driver
Quincy Labor Strike Spreads as Richards Accepts Wage Scale
On March 18 the Coal Handlers' Union strike expanded with Sheppard in Braintree and A J Richards & Son in Weymouth also affected. Richards in Quincy signed the union wage scale and workers returned immediately. Weymouth crews to follow tomorrow. Sheppard and Patch yards report little change, with Sheppard refusing to recognize the union and delaying action as the union demands official recognition.
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Quincy
Mr. Sheppard
Braintree
A. J. Richards & Son
Waymouth
Richards
Mr. Richards
Weymouth
Messrs. Sheppard
Patch
Sheppard
Messrs
Patch and
Old Dominion Mining Company Annual Report Review
The Old Dominion Mining Company reports a gross value of copper silver and gold at 1 276 979 with costs at mines and smelter at 993 4 and a profit from production of 115 880. It notes sulphide ore finds, Continental mine purchases, and that copper sold at 12 12 cents per pound with current prices forcing no profit yet keeping the mine open for development. Proxies opposing management are being solicited with critics arguing costs exceed historical lows.
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Boston
New York
Tamarack
Osceola
Amalgamated Company
Cochiti Gold Mining Company
Federal Trust Company
Maine
Hudson
Middle States
Nature
Germany
Lake Superior
Lawson
Heath
Old Dominion Mining Company
United Metals Selling Company
A. S. Bigelow
E. V. R. Thayer
W.W. J. Ladd
Leonard Lewisohn
Joseph S. Bigelow
C. H. Bissell
Edgar Bufftum
Globe and Continental Mines
W. F. Fitzgerald
Towle & Fitzgerald
Old Dominion
N. L. Amster
Amster
Funeral of George C Buell Newton
Funeral services for George C. Buell will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from 89 Newtonville avenue. Buell died last night at his home of heart failure after being taken ill at Newton railroad station. A native of Walcottville Conn he lived in Newton twenty years and served as Bogcontent with Bliss Fabyan ce Cn. He was a member of Eliot Congregational Church. He leaves a widow.
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Newton
George C. Buell
Newtonville Avenue
Buell
Walcottville
Conn
Bliss, Fabyance Cn
Eliot, Congregational Church
Seniors Invite Junior Class to Conservatory Reception
The New England Conservatory of Music senior class invites the junior class to a Thursday night reception in the parlors with Mme. Louise Homer as guest of honor who will sing. A brief musical program will be offered by the seniors and a collation will be served. The event promises to be a pleasant highlight of the year.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Mme. Louisee Homer
Harvard Graduate Fletcher Dobyns Nominated for Chicago Alderman
Fletcher Dobyns a Harvard University graduate and attorney has been nominated by Republicans to run for Alderman in Chicago’s 1st Ward. Born in Columbus Ohio he graduated in 1898 and was active in rowing debates glee club Harvard Forum and Hasty Pudding.
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Fletcher Dobyns
Harvard
Chicago
Harvard University
Honore Palmer
Melville E. Stone, Jr
Mr. Dobyns
Columbus, O
Yale
Princeton
Glee Club
Harvard Forum
Hasty Pudding
Dobyns
Republican National Committee
North Attleboro Parson to Enforce Liquor Laws
The Rev. Burton Minard pastor of the Free Evangelical Church in North Attleboro is named chairman of a three member committee to enforce liquor laws in town He will work with W H Riley and D B Hunt both parish members to inspect the liquor situation and push measures including the screen law and meal service rules The announcement noted his strong anti license stance and expected reforms amid a notably large town vote for license in Attleboro.
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North Attleboro
Burton Minard
Free Evangelical Church
Bryson
Houston
The
Attleboros
Minard
Riley
Mr. Hunt
Pearson
W. H. Riley
D. B. Hunt
Debate over Boer War contracts ends in defeat in Commons
London March 18 The House of Commons debated Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's motion to appoint a select committee to investigate the South African war's commercial history including remounts meat forage and transport contracts. Charges of corruption were denied amid heated exchanges. The motion failed 36 to 191.
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London
House of Commons
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Reginald McKenna
Lord Stanley
War Office
McKenna
Spain
Lambton
South Africa
Sir Henry
Mr. Norton
H. H. Asquith
Sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman
A. J. Balfour
Bss
Eloff to South Africa May Bring Peace Talks Expected
Mrs Eloff wife of Kruger's private secretary sailed for South Africa on Saturday and her husband plans to follow. Hague observers believe Eloff will carry letters from Mr Kruger that may decisively influence ending the war. Negotiations are believed to be in progress and peace nearer than thought.
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London
Eloff
Kruger
South Africa
the Hague
Movement to aid the Boers starts at Harvard University
Kalamazoo Mich March 18 A despatch from Ann Arbor reports a Boers aid movement forming at Harvard University It aims to spread to major universities including the University of Michigan James Strasburg a member of P R E fraternity and Boer supporter received the subject notice Plans include mass meetings and soliciting money and supplies for the Boer cause
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Harvard University
Ann Arbor
James Strasburg
University of Michigan
Massive 12,000 Horse Order At market
In St Joseph Missouri on March 18 a major contract was closed at the South St Joseph Horse and Mule Market for 12 000 horses to be delivered at five and a half per month most likely for the British army in South Africa.
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ST. Joseph
South St. Joseph
South Africa
British force captures Boer laager near Vryheid
In Southwestern Transvaal, General Bruce Hamilton's force seized a small Boer laager east of Vryheid. Four Boers killed, six wounded, 17 captured. General Emmett, brother-in-law of General Botha, was among those taken.
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Pretoria
Bruce Hamilton
Vryheid
Transvaal
Botha
Emmett
Wolseley Goes to Cape Town on Private Visit
War Secretary Brodrick told the House of Commons that former commander-in-chief Lord Wolseley has travelled to Cape Town on an entirely private visit.
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London
Brodrick
House of Commons
Lord Wolseley
Cape Town
Merion Maiden Voyage Delayed Yet Sails for Boston
The Dominion line steamer Merion anchored at Quarantine at 7 30 p m after sailing Liverpool March 10 and due Boston March 17. GM Jameson notes maiden trips are slow due to machinery stiffness and inexperience. Merion carries 388 passengers including 26 first class and 362 steerage, with Irish and Scandinavian immigrants. Sister ship to Haverford. both 580 feet, 59 feet beam, 11 635 tons. Trial run on Clyde reached 14 84 knots. Saloon passengers listed.
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New Dominion Line
Merion
Liverpool
Boston
Jameson
Haverford
Clyde
W. Alcott
Mary Carney
R. H. Cosbie
Albert Fellenbaum
J. Fogerty
W. F. Ford
M. A. Giblin
W. Hamilton Hegan
Nellie Holland
Jules Isenbaert
P. Langlois
Grace Langlois
Hagar Levinstein
P. F. McCarthy
H. H. McCurdy
A. Morley
W. Newby
Mrs. Pridham
H. Wright
G. H. Yeadon
Model Cottage Furnishings at Jordan Marsh Co
A detailed tour of a fifth floor eight room interior showroom at Jordan Marsh Co, recreating a swimmer cottage with colonial and prairie influences. Displays include dark blue willow and mahogany furniture, white enamel woodwork, oriental rugs, French striped papers, linen taffeta coverings, and distinct rooms such as living, music, reception, dining, den, kitchen, and two bedrooms.
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Jordan. Marsh Co
Planning for coronation in London A royal housing scramble
London reports a massive effort for the coronation as every royal residence is fully booked. Buckingham Palace and Belgravia hotels are requisitioned, four Grosvenor Square houses taken, and the lord chamberlain has arranged stays at Borchester, Chesterfell, Harcourt and Wimborne houses. The Maharajah of Jeypoor travels to England aboard an Anchor Line steamer.
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London
Qeeffe Row
Buckingham Palace
Belgravia
Grosvenor Equare
Borchester House
Chesterfell House
Harcourt House
Wimborne House
Maharakh
Jeypoor
England
Nominating Committee to Report on Supervisor Choice
Twenty candidates presented six weeks ago remain under committee review tasked with selecting a supervisor of schools. Chairman George A C Ernst will not disclose details until the panel submits its report to the School Board next Tuesday night.
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George A. C. Ernst
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