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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1904

Page

19

Copper Market Boils as Wall Street Sees Gold and Copper Rally

The March 23 edition notes a surge in stock transactions led by Union Pacific with widespread but uneven gains across rails and miners. Copper shares rise amid a volatile market, Daly West and Amalgamated advance, Osceola jumps, and discussions of large fund interest mix with copper outlook and gas suit rumors. The piece highlights cautious optimism about a copper market rebound, local market strength, and potential dividends amid uncertain long-term prospects.

Wall Street Union Pacific Great Northern Northern Pacific Burlington Northern Securities France State Street New York Boston Lawson Mr. Whipple Mr. Lawson Rio Tinto Daly-West Salt Lake City Salt Lake Amalgamated Osceola Tamarack Mohawk Parrot Centennial Michigan Shannon Trinity U. S. Mining Winona Dominion Coal Mining and Stock Exchange Ahmeek Bay State Gas Boston Consolidated International Rotary Massachusetts Breweries Pioneer Lynn Jupiter Steel Pioneer-Lynn Mining Company State House American Telephone Atchison Kansas Lines Heath

Guide to Investors and Daily Market Letter Promoted

Successful traders urged to read the 400 page Guide to Investors and the Daily Market Letter issued gratis and mailed free.

Lorden Begins Marathon Training For Patriots' Day Run

John C. Lorden winner of the 1908 Boston Marathon nears his serious training phase for the upcoming Patriots' Day race. He ran from Cambridgeport gym to the Reservoir and back, aided by a trainer, praising his condition and noting muddy, slippery roads. Lorden aims to break the record set in 1901 by Caffery, despite cramps last year, with fellow Cambridgeport gymnasts, including his brother Patrick, also training daily.

John C. Lorden Boston Athletic Association Ashland Lorden Cambridgeport Gymnasium Reservoir Massachusetts Avenue Beacon Street Cambridge Sammy Miller New York Blake's Pump Works St. Louis Caffery Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association Patrick Horner

Fix-dividend first instalment paid in full sale data

First instalment paid on fix dividend. Total sales include listed stocks 25228 shares bonds 94500 dollars unlisted stocks 9058 shares.

Representative Curley on Trial

Representative Curley argues he cannot be unseated unless a law is violated and vows to appeal to the Supreme Court. Taft questions legislative power. Curley cites constitutional qualifications and moral grounds. The committee will consider the case and is not ruling yet.

Taft Curley Mr. Curley Supreme Court Henry W. Dunn Washington House

Stage line up highlights Boston theatres eclectic bill

Virginia Earl and Sergeant Kitty headline a lively Globe Theatre bill with Lulu Glaser and Dolly Varden next on Easter Monday. Boston venues feature The Medal and the Maid at the Boston Theatre with stars Powers and Vincent. Tremont Theatre hosts The Prince of Pilsen final week before London. Harrigan’s Old Lavender and A Wight in Chinatown, Narce O Neil at Tremont, Nat M. Wills at Majestic, and Grand Opera House thrill with Soldiers of Fortune and The Great Train Robbery. Casts, dates, and venue shifts keep movements across Castle Square, Tremont, Bowdoin, Keith’s, and Colonial busy.

Virginia Earl Sergeant Kitty Globe Theatre Lulu Glaser Dolly Varden Lawrence McCarty Boston James T. Powers Ruth Vincent Emma Carus Georgia Caine Boston Theatre Grand Opera Tremont Theatre Shaftesbury Theatre London Ed Harrigan Columbia Lavender Harrigan Chinatown Nat M. Wills Majestic Grand Opera House Castle Square Theatre Harry Clay Blaney Music Hall Pacific Bowdoin Square Leah John Drew Dieppe Hollis The Howard Lyceum Theatre Jolly Grass Widows Palace Theatre Colbin Austin & Stone Professor Garetta Nickelodeon Harry Moulton Walker's Museum Nat Goodwin Peggy Paris George Ade Henry W. Savage Wallack’s New York Mr. Ade Burton Iolmes Holmes Corea Arbos String Quartet Jordan Hall Muriel Foster Fontenailles Bizet Brahms Heinrich Gebhard G. Faure Songy Club Potter Hall Wilhelm Gericke Georges Longy Armand Forest L. H. Mudgett Symphony Hall Enoch Arden John Philip Sousa

Quits Stoneham Health Board Over Language

Dr. A. G B. Jenney chairman of the Stoneham Board of Health resigns after a town meeting criticized remarks. The board’s salary, now $60 annually from $150, remains under review by the Board of Selectmen. Rumor says another member may resign.

Stoneham Board of Health A. G B. Jenney Board of Selectmen Jenney John C. C. Small Seth Bryant

Dr Edward Koch Visits Boston For Lung Cure Demonstration

Dr Edward Koch inventor of the Ikoch inhalation apparatus arrives in Boston for a special visit. He seeks personal consultations at the Koch Lung Cure office at 361 Boylston Street and plans to stay several days. The method delivers Koch Tuberculine directly to lungs, used in treatment of consumption asthma and other lung diseases.

Edward Koch Boston Koch United States Boylston Street

Exposition at St Louis the Greatest Ever Held

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis is described as the largest and most comprehensive fair to date, surpassing prior expositions in size and scope. It promises a full demonstration of raw materials through manufacturing, with vast pavilion space, more buildings, faster construction, and an emphasis on life, color, and motion. Official data note 38 000 horsepower required, versus 12 000 at Chicago, and travel details include New Jersey Central rail options with reasonable rates.

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