Prices Pall On Dull Trading In Copper Stocks
The Boston market was dull with heavy selling in Centennial and losses in several copper shares. New York showed slight gains as profits were taken from last week’s rise. Amalgamated and Arcadian fell, while Copper Range, Trinity, Tam arack, Osceola and Arcadian were named for potential profits. Copper exports rose as lower prices spurred buying, and General Electric and Westinghouse advanced. Towle & Fitzgerald near control of Old Dominion. United States Rubber to fund debts. J Francis Brown & Co. moving offices. possible Utah mine consolidation reported.
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Boston
Centennial
New York
Amalgamated
Arcadian
Bingham and
Copper Range Consolidated
Lawson
Chase
Copper Range
Trinity
Tamarack Jf
Osceola
Trimountain
London
General Electric
Westinghouse
Baltimore & Ohio
Beeeeee N. YY
Eveesss
Messrs. Towle & Fitzgerald
Old Dominion
Bigelow
Samuel P. Colt
United States
United States Rubber Company
J. Francis Brown & Co
Congress Street
San Francisco
Quincy
Daly West
Anchor
Park City
Utah
McCormick
Michigan
Lake
East Boston Company
Dunbar
Commonwealth
Heath
Am Bell Tel
Am Tel & Tel
Central Vt Ist
B & Q Joint
Ch & W
Bs West End
Western T & T
Adventure
Allouez Mining
Am Ag Chemical
Tel & Tel Seeee
Arcadian Min Ng
I Atlantic
Bingham Con M
Pat Boston
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston & Prov
Cal & Heeda
Mil & St P
Con Mercur
Copange
Daly-West
Dem Coal Minin
Dem Iron & Stee
Fast Boston Land
Edison Il Seeee
Michigan Mining
Iohawk Minti
Font & Bos N
Br Mn ‘Fe Gas & Coke
Ak i. Nh&h Bo
Nor & Wor Pref
Old Colony Mining
Pullman Co
Sis
Rutland Pref
Santa Fe Mining
tSeattle Ae Eeseeee
Tecumseh
Trinity Mining
Union Pacific
Income Bond Terms For Kansas City Rail Bonds 1902
The Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham Railroad notes new terms for income bonds. Interest at five percent annually from March 1, 1902, semi annual on March 1 and September 1, with a ten year purchase option from September 1, 1902, on sixty days notice. Holders must deposit bonds with Old Colony Trust Company by April 1, 1902 for stamping and trust agreement. Interim receipts issued, March 1 coupon paid in cash upon deposit. Boston Trust notices and deposits acknowledged by Nathl Thayer and Chas Merriam as of February 26, 1902. Gordon Abbott confirms deposits at Old Colony Trust Co. March 14, 1902.
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Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
OLD Colony Trust Company
The
Trust Company
Ames
Boston
Nath’l Thayer
Chas. Merriam
AT&T Stockholder Meeting Notice 1902
The annual meeting of American Telephone and Telegraph Company stockholders will be held at No 15 Dey Street New York City on Tuesday March 25 1902 at 12 oclock noon. Directors and election inspectors will be elected and other business may be transacted. Transfer books close March 15 to March 25 1902. Secretary Charles Eustis Hubbard. New York March 8 1902.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dey Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
N. Y
Charles Eustis Hubbard
New York
American Woolen Company
WM. M. Wood
Boston
Mass
Special meeting of AT T stockholders on March 25 1902
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company directs stockholders to attend a special meeting on Tuesday March 25 1902 at 11 30 AM at 15 Dey Street Manhattan New York to consider increasing the number of directors. Charles E Hubbard secretary.
Boston Stock Sales Report March Market Snapshot
Boston figures show the day’s highest and lowest stock sales, alongside the closing bid and asked prices. The brief listing reflects market activity across leading issues with emphasis on price movement and final quotes.
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Boston
Deegon Elected Business Agent of Carpenters District Council
Daniel H. Deegon has been elected business agent for the Carpenters District Council, an 18 union Boston area body. He is a longtime Building Trades Council leader and has served as president and secretary of the Carpenters District Council. The council will join the Central Labor Union as a building trades section and plans to move from Phenix Hall to new rooms chosen by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Deegon
The
Carpenters’ District Council
Boston
Vicinity
Daniel H. Deegon
Deegon
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Union
Building Trades
Phenix Hall
Macksey Named Paving Superintendent After Nawn Kelly Row
Mayor Collins confirmed Henry Macksey of Ward 11 as paving division superintendent, ending a protracted dispute. Macksey, an assistant engineer in the water department since 1897, drew Democratic support while Kelly’s faction objected. The mayor defended the choice, saying it serves the city and aims to end partisan strife.
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Collins
Nawn-Kelly
Henry 8S Macksey
Kelly
Macksey
John R. Murphy
Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Water Department
Nawn
Mr. Macksey
Boston
Polytechnic Institute of Troy
Croton Aqueduct
Boston Water Department
Post
Committees Wiped Out in Redrawn Congressional Map
The article notes that district committees have been eliminated by new district lines and a reconfigured map. State committees now hold the power, with district residents becoming supreme. There will be a scramble to secure a majority among state committeemen as conventions and leadership choices shift.
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Congress
Aomarentsemen
Washington Tours Sell Briskly for March and April
During March and April the National Capital is at the height of its season. The Royal Blue line announces personally conducted tours for teachers and the public leaving Boston March 28 April 11 and 25 and from New York a day later. Rates cover all expenses from Boston 25 dollars and from New York 18 dollars. For illustrated itinerary apply to Joseph P Taggart 211 Washington street Boston.
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National
Royal Blue Line
Boston
New York
Washington
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Western rail fares offered to key West destinations
To San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland and Seattle during March and April. Greatly reduced rates to other points West over the Rutland railroad. For tickets and information address Simmons & Marsters, agents, 220 Washington street, Boston.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Rutland Railroad
Simmons & Marsters
Washington Street
Boston
Monomoy Fund Grows as Widows and Orphans Benefit
Contributions to the Monomoy life-savers fund total 34,105.06 with new gifts incl 125 to Mayo purse and 250 for Seth Ellis. Boston firms led by Lee Higginson & Co. list many donors, including Elmer Mayo and Captain Richmond Fearing, as the relief drive proceeds in memory of the crew. A letter from J A Crabtre to Lee Higginson & Co. acknowledges support and thanks the committee for its work.
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Elmer Mayo
Seth L. Ellis
Mayo
Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co
S. G. S. Davoene
Tars Edward
Asann
Dee DCI
Charles P. Wright
John T. Bullard
Ea Fidella F. Putnam
J. Murray Forbes
Julia Goddard
Aioe Fo Soha
Timothy Remick
iJohn
Curtle
CSL Pogle Choi
Eeupoue N. Nickerson
Hvesais
Eusece Wider Ee CO
Tucker, Anthony & Co
Curtis Dt
Bor Icici Civoss
George Bevs
Cccseerees
Richardson, Wille OG
Etaiecedsen
Arthur Cheney
Ieeey
Atone Bess
Wianno
Iiss
Cy Froiqhooky
Ies
Cisessisuers Tisve
Gardiner
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Sea Ea Company
S. Hills Company
Robert H. Fraser
Prignerd
T. Green
Siichs Ccess
WMG PS Ah Ikaeaess
Ieee
Ei Frye Ee
Eens Cideavaan
Breed & Co
Lymn
Iaweeness
A. B. Bustam Aewe Ree Buah
Ines
Cpsssmor cc
Isccene Widaeeure
Brohia Sceciens
Sergi ii Cs Aces
Merchants & Miners’ Trans. Co
Cauucas
Vhs
Charles Hunt & Co
Fasey Paks Celie
Eses
William Orne White
William Simes
Petersham
MR Aes
Scadekeekeks Aa
Thomas Motley
Rooty OW
Wgstor Ice Cic
RUINS
Hacia Gusics
Dabeusas
Leavens & Co
Pdb Ice
Kennard & Co
Cccesess
Joseph Gahm
Katharine P. Peabody
Biesgreee
Csasceess Lebehae
Burditt, Williams & Co
Georgia M. Whidden
Barrett Wendell
Holden
James M. Gleason
Sauaae
Louise
Murdock
Bancroft
C. Davisis
Cccresees
Amos Soy I. O. B
Georgianna Lowell Putnam
Topol “Tion
Charlotte Bowditch
George ‘A. Newell
Csccosccese Hai
Fics Cas Pein Beb
Andes State
Edgar Pierce
Reese Adgan Gane
Kaecbewedsese Brace
IRG Iis
Ccdasivo
Ccsco
Panemaaepor’ Diary
Ec Niak Sut
Cea
Ab Ae Yaabe Cakacees
Avid We
Keen
George Dexter
Vevex
Mra. Hl. A
PHL Icc
Css Lot Ener
Cosets
Johns Bbaks
Eek
Sues
Oy Maeda Esv
Eet
Naedevien ii
Henry EB. Tuurner
Cap of Fortune Matinee Aids Monomoy Families Fund
A special matinee of Cap of Fortune or the Show Girl is set for Thursday March 27 to aid Monomoy life-savers families. Manager J A Crabtree Edward E Rice Robert A Barnet George Lowell Tracy and the theatre crew volunteer all receipts to Henry L Higginson treasurer of the fund committee. The entire show will be presented to ensure success.
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Park Theatre
Monomoy
J. A. Crabtres
Henry L. Higginson
Crabtree
GUT PRICE Bibb PASSES HOUSE
The bill to prevent misrepresentation in selling merchandise passed the House 72 to 50 after a lively fight led by Dowse of Malden. It targets fraudulent advertising by manufacturers and large firms, not publishers, and now goes to the Governor for signature amid expected veto hopes.
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House
Dowse
Malden
Senate
Vincent
Dorchester
Vinson
Messrs. Keenan and
Callender
Boston
Mills
Fall River
Newton
Everett
Messrs. Hayes
Roads
Marblehead
Brigham
Marlboro
Fall
Sleeper
Natick
Underhill
Somerville
McNary Pushes 20 Gas Poisoning Questions to Health Board
Representative William S. McNary fires a new attack on gas interests by submitting 20 questions to the State Board of Health on coal and water gas poisoning, seeking a full investigation. The House will consider them before forwarding to the Health Board amid expected clashes with gas companies over regulating gas use.
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William S. McNary
State Board of Health
Health Board
McNary
Committee On
Publc
Fight On Veterans Bill Sparks House Clash
The crippled veterans bill faces a heated House battle after the ways and means committee voted against passage. Representative Drinkwater steered a rival proposal to give Civil War wounded a twelve dollar monthly pension, while Keenan and O Neilley oppose. Veterans vow to seek reversal and press their case as a hard clash looms between veterans supporters and pension advocates.
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House
Drinkwater
Military Affairs Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Messrs. Keenan
O'Neilley
Ways and Means
Friends of
Hypnotic Influence Bill Considered In Probate Committee
Hon Francis Batchelder of Everett urged Eben Bumstead's petition to bar public exhibition of persons under hypnotic sleep with penalties of 500 fine or up to one year in jail. Lazarette Kallegian, an Armenian opponent, claimed hypnotic power can influence people through suggestion and spoke against the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Batchelder
Everett
Eben Bumstead
Batchelder
Lazarette Kallegian
Senator Dyar Wins Inquiry on Car Route Through Metropolitan Park
Senator Dyar has won his bid for the inquiry into establishing a car route through the metropolitan park system. The Senate replaces the committee’s adverse report with a bill calling for a report to the next General Court on approximate cost route and other material data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyar
Metropolitan Ark
Senate
Public employment offices bill heard after adjournment
The probate and chancery committee held a post adjournment hearing for Walter L Sears and others on a proposal to establish free public employment offices in Massachusetts cities over 100000. It would cover Boston Fall River and Worcester and the matter was postponed for a few days.
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Committee On Probate and Chancery
Walter L. Sears
Massachusetts
Boston
Fall River
Worcester
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Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Railroad Company
Pee Ee Desea
OLD Colony Trust CO
Gordon Abbott
American Telephone and Telegraph Ompany
Illustrated “Daily Market Lerter
Haicut & Freese
B’way
State Street
Summer St
Brattle St
Harvard
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Great Western
East Illinois
Ney & Northwestern
Cheng, An & Trans
St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Laoly Hocking Valley
Lowa
Issour
Fran
Southwestern
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Paci Te
Toledo, Stene & West
Etree
Esre
Wheel & Lake Erle
Wisconsin
Oe Benks & Ref
Hocking
Internacional Paper
International Power
Pacific Mail
Republic
Cccees
Sk Esesss
Isa Tennessee “Coal & ¢ Iron
Union B & P Oe
UO & Teather
Specscaes
U_S Rubber
Western Union
NEW York Stock Exchange Railroads
Canada
H. S. Macksey
Richmond Fearing
U. S
L. Ellis
Ilife-savers
Major Higginson
Messrs
Nye
Henry L. "Sigginson
Mitted
J.A. Crabtree
Path Theatre
Edna W. Eldredge
Monomoy Station
Monomoy Relief Fund
Gut Price Bibb
Howland
Suffolk
Manning
Board of Railroad Commissioners
O'Neil
New Bedford
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
John KE. Potts
Jones
Middlesex
Chelsea
Apsey
Harvard College
Fall River Park Commissioners
Public School Teachers’ Retirement Fund
City of
M’nary
Pree Public Employment Offices
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