Copper Prices Climb Amid Copper Rally Markets
A Boston market steadying after Monday’s drop features a copper rally with gains across copper stocks. Dominion Coal and Dominion Iron and Steel show strong moves, Colorado Fuel surges, Sugar advances, and Osceola and Copper Range rise. The market mood turns bullish as investors focus on real progress and potential leverage from Canadian properties.
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Dominion Securities
Boston
Coppers
New York
Colorado
Amalgamated
Dominion Coal
Messrs. Hayden, Stone & Co
Iron and Steel Company
Dominion Iron and Steel
Canadian Pacific
Coopers
Centennial
Bingham
Arcadian
Trinity
Old Dominion
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Steel Trust
Gates
Osgood
General Electric
Westinghouse
Friends of Sugar
Congress
Western Railroad
Atchison
Chicago
Indiana
Louisville
St. Louis
San Francisco
BF ‘Sesercee Ae N. Y
F. H. Wells
Henson Creek Lead Mines Company
Hinsdale County
Wells
Alvin Phillips & Co
Denver
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Mayflower Mining Company
H. F. Fay
Manning Emery
John C. Watson
W. B. Mosman
R. Dow
James Chynoweth
Boston Stook
Am Bell T
Am Tel & Es
At&s
B&q
KC .M & bin
M Ry & Br
N_E Gas & Coke
West End
1 & T Ss
Amalgamated Min
Am Ag
Tel & Tel Wees
Arcadian Mining
Arnold Minis
Atlantic Mining
Bingham Con
Boston & Maine
British Col Mining
al & da
Cochith Mining
Mercur Mining
Daly-West
Dom
Dom Iron & Steel
Edison el I
Fitchburg
Guanajuato
Mass Electric Royale Mining
Des Mass Mining
Mayflower
Michigan Mining
Wty
Mohawk Mining
Mont & Bos Mining
BMN B& Cot Yarn Pont
B Gas & Coke
BE Tel & Tel
Ny, Nh& H
Old Domin Mining
SOG
Osceola Mining
Parrot Mining
Phenix Mining
Oly Ae Planters’ Co
Pullman Co
Reece Buttonhole
Oe - SY Rutland
Seattle Eberts
Swift & Co
Tamarack Mining
Tecumseh Mining
Tennessee Mining
Torrington Pref
Trinity Mining Aoe
Union Pacific
United Fruit
United Shoes
S Steel
Utah Mining
Victoria Mining
West End St Ry
Western T & T
Westing Flee Oo
Wyandot Mining
Tock
Rivalry for Prizes at the Flower Show
Opening of the Spring Flower Show at Horticultural Hall yesterday drew a small afternoon crowd despite a fierce storm outside. Inside Flora reigned as a riot of color and fragrance, with prizes awarded to John Pritchard of Newtonville for the cream and pink bride roses, and a wide display of roses, orchids, winter pears and apples, strawberries, onions, artichokes, cucumbers, spinach, rhubarb, and other glasshouse vegetables.
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Horticultural Hall
John Pritchard
Newtonville
Converse
Malden
Exhibit Showcases Spring Blooms Across Florist Displays
A crowded exhibition highlights Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Cheney with striking vinera displays from lavender to crimson, plus hyacinths and daffodils. R. & J. Farquhar present ferns and shrubs in a circular terrace. Dr. Weld shows hardy greenhouse plants while Ewell and Son feature tulips and hyacinths. H. H. Rogers from Taunhaven contributes notable blooms.
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John “. Gardner
B. P. Cheney
R. & J. Farquhar
Brookline
William 5S
Ewell & Son
Dorchester
H. H. Rogers
Tairhaven
Boston flower show showcases rare cyclamen and orchids
The Boston horticultural display features tall yellow blooms and multiple tables from Harvard Botanical Gardens and Jamaica Plain, with notable exhibits by Charles H. Souther and George Fabyan. Orchids win top medals for variety, while ferns, camellias, and cinearia also draw attention as judges prepare for Friday and Saturday prize awards.
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Harvard Botanical Gardens
Bussey
Jamaica Plain
Charles H. Souther
George Fabyan
Brookline
John ©. Whitin
Whitinsville
Mass
Boston
J. &. Rothwell
Walter P. Windsor
Fairhaven
Charles Pfaff
South Framingham
Jason H. Bailey
West Roxbury
F. R. Pierson
Tarrytown
N. Y
Norris F. Comley
Lexington
Palmo Tablets Claim Youthful Benefit for Weak Back
A dubious ad touts Palmo Tablets as quick relief for tiredness headaches and mood with kidney and nervous system effects claiming safety and a decade younger look. It lists price 50 cents per box and bulk packs 12 boxes for five dollars plus free book and multiple distributors across Washington and Tremont Boylston streets.
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B. Fr. Brad.bury
Washington
Iw. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
C. F. Baton
Friend St
Klein's
Tremont
Boylston Sts
Altercation Ends With Alleged Pistol Draw In City Restaurant
Frank Murray 20 and Francis X Murphy 2 of 6 Tyler Street South End were arrested after a restaurant fight near Kreeland Street and Harrison Avenue on Wednesday night. It is alleged Murphy drew a pistol from his pocket and attempted to shoot Murray, who reportedly broke free. Both men charged with assault.
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Frank Murray
Francis X. Murphy
Tyler Street
South End
Kreeland Street
Harrison Avenue
Murphy
Murray
Storm blockade on Manitoba railways raised
A storm blockade on the Manitoba branch railways has been raised. A. L. Davis of Boston was froze to death in the recent storm.
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Winnipes
Man
Manitoba
A. L. Davis
Boston
House Passes Automobile Bill Limiting City Speeds
The House approved engrossment of a bill setting speed limits of 10 mph in cities and 15 mph in the countryside to curb frightening horses. Amendments to lower limits and protect saddle horses failed, while one to include mules drew attention. Debates covered enforcement, signage near parks, and pensions for life-saving service families. Senate reports included taxation, pharmacy action reviews, smallpox care, and a ban on certain innholder wine service pending further action.
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House of Representatives
Collins
Kiley
Boston
Hayes
Lowell
Mr. Hayes
Russell
Monomoy
Newcomb of
Ware
Garfield
Brockton
Committee On Agriculture
Convention Opposed as Petition to Call Constitutional Convention Withdrawn
The committee on constitutional amendments reported leave to withdraw on H. R. Drinkwater’s petition to submit to voters the question of holding a constitutional convention. Senator M. J. Sullivan and Jackson of Fall River Young of Boston and Barrington of North Adams dissented.
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Committee On Constitutional Amendments
H. R. Drinkwater
M. J. Sullivan
Messrs. Jackson
Fall River
Young
Boston
Barrington
North Adams
Fallon Raps Police Board At State House Hearing
The Boston Police Board comes under fire from Judge Fallon of South Boston during an episode on the local option bill. Fallon denounces the board as unjust while critics argue over liquor saloons and local option lines. Supporters from the Boston Brewers' Association oppose the bill as hearings close. Chairman Clark refused to respond to Fallon’s remarks.
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A. A. Berle
Police Commission
State House
Fallon
South Boston
Board of Police of
Boston
Thomas F. Doherty
Dorchester
William E. Weld
Boston Brewers' Association
Clark
McNary Blocked From Withdrawing Water Gas Bill
Representative W. H. McNary failed to withdraw his water gas bill after yesterday's decision by the executive session committee on public lighting. McNary claimed the panel followed gas interests and accused the committee of tricks, stirring partisan tension with remarks about a long standing stench around the panel. Wallace Wilson faced orders to leave during the executive session as Moseley warned a messenger would eject him if he stayed.
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Mr. Moseley
Governor's reception set for April 2 at Hotel Somerset
The Governor will tender a reception to General Court members at the Hotel Somerset on April 2 from 5 to 7 p.m. The event invites legislators to mingle with state leaders in a formal reception setting.
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General Court
Hotel Somerset
Committee Reports and County Registry Proposals
In yesterday’s House, committee reports were received. Counties: leave to withraw on the petition of N A Jones for a new registry of deeds at Salem. Ought to pass: bills for a new writ of probate at Taunton and compensation of special justices at five dollars per day for Dukes County district courts. Insurance: leave to withdraw on Joseph G Jackson’s petition to amend life policy forms so referee decisions are not final. Mr Mille of Fall River dissents.
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N. A. Jones
Salem
Taunton
Dukes County
Joseph G. Jackson
Mille
Fall River
Robert Johnson dies at Soldiers' Home aged 7 years
Bath New York reports the death of Robert Johnson one of America’s oldest actors, passing away today at the Soldiers' Home at age 7 years.
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Bath
N. Y
Robert Johnson
America
Soldiers’ Home
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