Copper market rally and consolidation talks in copper stocks
Market closed stronger after early liquidation as Erie issues led gains in mid session. Copper shares Trimountain Baltic Copper Range Mohawk surged amid Standard Oil control speculation. Amalgamated Copper declared a 1.5 percent quarterly dividend payable April 29.
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Erie
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Illinois Central
Peoria & Eastern
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
James R. Keene
United States Steel Corporation
Henry C. Frick
Erie Telephone Company
New England Audit Company
J. L. Greatsinger
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Brooklyn Heights
Clinton L. Rossiter
Greatsinger
Duluth & Iron Range
H. H. Porter
Federal Steel Company
Messrs. S. D. Loring & Son
Boston
New York
Errceeseeses
Trimountain
Brown, Riley & Co
Standard Oil
Copper Range
Baltic
Baltic-Trimountain
Amalgamated Copper Company
Adventure Consolidated Mining Company
Adventure
Adventure Mills
Portage Lake Bridge
Calumet
United States
Evans
Mance
E Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Helena
Mont
Clancy
Supreme Court of Montana
Laeger Gs
Ogga
Anaconda Company
Nipper
Allougsz
Amalgamated N
Ag Chemical A
Eereneseese “Am Sugar
Seneeeee Ae Tel & Tewavee Am Woollen
Anaconda
Arnold
Bingham
Bos
Bos On
British Cola
Utta & Bos
Hecla
Cen-Eureka Ae
Chiu & Stk Yds
Eee
Cochiti Mineserves
Domin
Eeereese
Dom 'R & Tel
Bim River
Boston Land
Erie Tel
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Franklin
Eesee Gen Electric
Isle Royale
Manchester & Eee
Ese
Mass Electric
Michigan
Mont C & C
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Pewee
Pullman Co
Eees
Quincy
Rhode Island
Rutland
Neesee
Tecumseh Min
Torrington Pref
T Trimountain
Ae Acti
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United Fruit
Pevin
Me Shoe M
Tr Ctfs
Eesee
Rubber P
Victoria
Weat
St Ry
West Bloc
Winona
Wolverine
Wyandot
Boston Stock Sales Report Highlights March 21
Boston report lists highest and lowest sales and closing bids and asks for March 21. Ex dividend details show assessments and installments paid with totals across listed beds and stocks, rights and bonds, and unlisted shares.
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Boston
Ani Lees
Motive Emerges in Best Murder Trial Daily Drama
The fourth day of the Best trial centers on establishing motive in George Bailey’s killing. Susie Young is expected to testify as the principal female figure, while John Best remains the silent focal point. Court notes details such as Bailey’s coat stains and Best’s antipathy toward Bailey, with witnesses recounting statements and farm gun plans amid a somber, rain-darkened courtroom atmosphere.
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Susie Yours
Saleim
John Best
George Bailey
John C. Best
Susie Young
Best
Bailey
Fied Bailey
Mitchell
Mr. Sisk
Johnnie
Charles Deary
Unveiling the Motive. First Day of Spring Revealed
The article notes the calendar marks the first day of spring but raises questions about timing or location, hinting at a broader motive or hidden context behind the seasonal start.
Spring Mortality and Hope in Salem Courtroom
In a Salem courtroom on a gloomy spring day, John Best displays nerve under pressure as trial proceedings loom. District Attorney Peters flirts with reporters, yielding cigars to the Lynn paper and eliciting a shy smile from Best. Spectators fill the gallery, including Charles E. Bailey, who bears a striking resemblance to Best.
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Salem Court Room
John Best
Peters
Lynn
Charles E. Bailey
George Bailey
Charles ‘Bailey
Best
Courtroom Tense as John Best Faces Murder Trial
In a somber Salem courtroom spectators whispered as John Best sat at the dock while Mrs. Annie E. Dwyer testified about Bailey's disappearance from Breakheart Farm. Witnesses including Winfred Rowe and John Mitchell connected Best to the case and possible motive amid a grim, rainbound day.
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John Best
Annie E. Dwyer
Peters
Henry O. Mitchell
John
Main Street
Saugus
Breakheart Farm
George Bailey
Mitchell House
Susie Young
Dwyer
Bailey
Best
Sarah Rowe
Howard Street
Winfred Rowe
Winnie’’ Rowe
Mr. Sisk
Mrs. Rowe
Salem
John W. Mitchell
Mitchell
John Mitchell
Brockton
Mr. Peters
Simon McKenna
Prosecution Claims Motive in Murder Case Over $120
The prosecution argues the defendant killed to obtain allegedly held by Bailey the $120 he believed Bailey possessed. The case centers on the accused’s alleged greed and the fatal confrontation.
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Bailey
Mrs Ora E Breede Testifies On Night Wagon Hearing
The first witness, Mrs Ora E Breede of 16 Fay Street near Floating Bridge Pond, described a peculiar wagon sound heard at 1 30 AM on Oct 9 as it rolled up Western Avenue toward the floating bridge. She noted the wagon crossed part of the span before turning back and the horse later trotted away. cross examination followed.
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Ora E. Breede
Fay Street
Western Avenue
Floating Bridge
Best
Mr. Sisk
Dearys Testify In Bailey Case Sparks Motive Talk
Charles Deary testifies he knew Bailey and saw John Best after Bailey disappeared. He describes Best’s movements from Pleasant Hill Saugus and notes Best’s claim that Bailey had gone to Maine and would not return, possibly to join Susie Young.
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Charles Deary
George Bailey
John Best
Bailey
Floating Bridge Pond
Pleasant Hill
Saugus
Bailey Place
Neal
Deary
Best
John Mitchell
Batley
Maine
Susie Young
Silk
Dis mal drive ends gloomy day to jail
John Best’s day ended with a rain soaked drive to the jail as he prepared to appear on the witness stand.
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John Best
Nine Hour Day Push Sweeps Boston Machinists
The International Association of Machinists led a drive toward a universal nine hour day with a May 20 1901 target. Boston shops including East Boston and marine engine works are adopting similar hours as unions and non members plan open meetings to coordinate efforts and share strategy.
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International Association of Machinists
National Metal Trades’ Association
United States
Boston
Second Assessment Paid in Peabody Bank Stock
March 21 report shows the second 10 percent assessment on the Danvers National Bank stock paid or promptly settled. The receiver has forwarded enough funds to meet the first 2 percent dividend to depositors.
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Peabody
Uth Danvers National Bank
Worcester institute meet and class officers elected in 1880s era
Forty two members of Worcester Polytechnic Institute held a regular monthly meeting and elected officers including President Dr F A Higgins and secretary W W Ball. A separate meeting of Roxbury High School graduates elected a Republican committee and toastmaster Walter Leighton. Westboro residents in Boston area marked their thirteenth reunion with talks on Westboro’s 20th century prospects and new officers and committees were named.
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Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Quincy
Aye Yelliam H. Oakes
F. A. Higgins
WwWres Ball
Roxbury High School
Young’s
B. C. Walden
Westboro
West
Neregeent. Biscoe
Poneetary
Pied 'Ddon
Prudential
Carnegie Tas Ait In Trusts Carnegie Tas Ait In Trusts
Andrew Carnegie speaks in London about trusts consolidations and their global impact. He downplays fears of anti trust legislation and notes his gifts to New York libraries and Pittsburg workers. He urges New Yorkers to follow their own use of opened libraries and avoids mayoral speculation.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
New York
Steel
England
Mr. Carnegie
Great Britain
America
Carnegie
Pittsburg
China
Robert Hart
Hart
Southampton
Whalen Disapproves Carnegie Library Bequest Bills
Corporation Counsel Whalen of New York reportedly disapproves of two bills to permit New York City to accept Andrew Carnegie’s 200 000 dollar library bequest. He plans to present alternative bills in Albany next Monday representing city wishes for proper acceptance.
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Albany
N. Y
Whalen
New York
New York City
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Pearl gift from Sultan of Sulu to Miss Marie Sweet
Miss Marie Sweet receives two valuable pearls and a parchment letter from Hadji Moelamed Jamalul Kiram of the Sulu archipelago. The note, dated January 30, 1901, expresses friendship and respect from the Sultan to the Governor Major Owen J. Sweet’s daughter in the United States.
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Denver
Col
Matie Sweet
Owen J. Sweet
Sulu Archipelago
Sultan of
Sulu
Jolo
Mathun
Salug Archipelago
P. I
Marie Sweet
United States
America
Major Sweet
Sula Archipelago
Hadji Moelamed
Jamalul Kiram
Mrs Palmer Discusses Son Honore Palmer Entering Politics
Mrs Potter Palmer hosted editors at her Chicago home to explain her son Honore Palmer's candidacy for Alderman. She says the Mayor asked him to run to learn practical politics, not to seek office, and notes Honore's energy, education, and travel advantages.
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Chicago
Potter Palmer
Honore
Lyons Petitions Return of Excess Fine in Case
At Uincy on March 21 John F Lyons sought the return of 11 dollars from Clerk J P S Churchill. He said a three year old profanity case carried a 10 dollar fine and he paid more than the maximum. The clerk refused to alter records. Lyons said he would file a petition to recover the extra amount.
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John F. Lyons
J. P. S. Churchill
Lyo
Churchill
Lyons
Easter Trade Spark at Bernard M Wolf Store
Bernard M Wolf’s establishment shows a fresh spring goods supply across departments as Easter shoppers anticipate a busy season. The colorful stock aims to meet demand with bright merchandise attracting patrons.
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Bernard M. Wolf
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