Copper Stocks Rally and Slump in Open Market
Wall Street mixed activity March 24 with a lighter day of trading as market nerves reflected recent heavy selling and short-covering. Copper shares led, with Amalgamated advancing in both markets before closing lower, while Osceola and Copper Range showed varied moves. The tone suggested renewed interest but overall weakness with the NYSE close anticipated after Good Friday.
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Somerville Aldermen Confirm Kenny Nomination
The Somerville Board of Aldermen confirmed John J. Kenny at last night’s meeting after considering two committee reports. The minority report by Daggett and Smith lost 11 to 8 when Alderman Higgins’s motion to adopt it failed.
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John J. Kenny
Kenny
Daggett and Smith
Alderman Pike
Alderman Higgins
Colonel Lowe Guest of Dorchester Drug Assn Dinner
Colonel John W. Lowe of New Haven Connecticut and former Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association president attended the Dorchester Drug Association annual meeting in Davis Wall Dorchester yesterday. Officers were elected and discussions covered matters pertaining to the drug trade.
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Dorchester Drug Association
Davis Wall
Dorchester
John W. Lowe
New Haven
Dividend Payable to Stockholders on April 15 1904
A dividend of one and a half dollars per share will be paid on Friday April 15 1904 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Friday March 18 1904. Transfer books closed from March 19 to April 2 1904 both days included. William R Driver Treasurer Boston March 16 1904.
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Western S & T
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Pere Marquette
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Shannon
al Hos Water
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Cal & Hee
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Lu Daly-West
U &S Steel
Edison el Ill
Fitchburg
Utah
Gary & Electy Din
Victoria
Gen Electric
Winona
Guanajuato
Wolverine
Mass Electric
Mass Gas
House again refuses postal investigation
Washington March 34 The House of Representatives records opposition to any inquiry into the Post Office Department. Minority leader Williams urged a five member House select committee and three Senators, but the amendment was defeated 153 to 99. The Senate discussed civil service appointments and noted Southern disenfranchisement under the Republican administration. The Indian appropriation bill was passed.
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House of Representatives
Post Office Department
Williams
House
Overstreet
Senate
Bacon
Hoar
Chelsea Seeks Toll Abolition With New Chelsea East Boston Line
Chelsea joins the bid to end the East Boston tunnel toll as the Boston Elevated Railway proposes a new surface line through Chelsea to the tunnel. The route would run along Eastern Avenue through Chelsea to Mary erick square, then into the tunnel, providing a direct Boston connection and faster travel for Chelsea residents and workers. The East Side Improvement Association backs the effort, with Chelsea representatives Monroe and OConnell set to assist. a mass meeting is planned.
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Maryerick Square
Boston & Northern Railway
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East Side Improvement Association
Monroe and O'Connell
Wheat Shorts Run to Cover Amid Cold Wave Fears
Chicago trading sees short sellers cover as a cold wave threat in Kansas and Nebraska prompts futures to rise. Corn up 1-8 cent, oats down a shade, provisions up 5 to 10 cents. Wheat pit had been bullish on persistent crop worries.
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Great Northern Preferred
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Southern Railway
Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Crowded Retreat at Immaculate Conception Church
The Immaculate Conception church held a crowded retreat for men with a rosary led by Rev Father Rockwell S J. Father Gannon president of Boston College preached on Gods Mercy and will speak on Resolutions and Responsibilities tonight. A 7 50 AM Sunday mass will bless retreat participants with many expected to receive communion.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Rockwell
S. J
Father Gannon
Boston College
Butler Reports Union Plans From New England Branch
James E. Butler, president of the New England branch of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees' International Alliance and Startenders' Union, toured Boston before Hartford. He announced the international plan to centralize unions into state and district branches and highlighted cooperation with employers and a 9000 to 10,000 member base across 86 locals. He noted New England bartenders have been recognized at national conventions for solid, intelligent representation and conservative leadership.
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New England
International Alliance and Startenders’ International Union
Boston
Hartford
International
State Federation of Labor
Eingland
America
Men's Retreat at the Cathedral Draws Large Crowd
A Cathedral retreat continues this week with strong male attendance. The event began with a rosary and featured a sermon by Rev. James A. Walsh, diocesan director. Confessions are scheduled this afternoon 4 to 6 and tomorrow 3 to 6, with evening sessions 7 to 10. This evening Rev. Thomas J. MacCormack will preach on "Return to God."
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James A. Walsh
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Thomas J. MacCormack
Edna May to Star at Prince of Wales Theatre
London March 24 George Edwardes plans Edna May as star in a rival to La Poupee at the Prince of Wales Theatre starting April 14 Frohman says after one more season in music hall comedy Edna May will switch to straight comedy
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Prince OF Wales Theatre
London
George Edwardes
Charles Frohman
Court Calls Them Sharks Ruling on a Mortgage Case
Judge Sherman in the equity division heard Henry N. Taylor et al v Henry E. Fales and Benjamin J. Remick. The case involved a claimed wrongful possession of a mortgage and note after tender. The court noted a furniture loan of 170 dollars at 12 percent and questioned a purported 255 dollar note with no stated interest. The defendant asked if the plaintiff had paid 18 percent, and the judge replied the plaintiff had not, calling him to beware of sharks.
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al Va
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Benjamin J. Remick
Jury Deliberations Begin In Seamen Strike Case
The seamen strike criminal case saw Judge Harris consult with Lawyer Fuller as defense counsel argued before the court. Arguments and the judge's charge filled the day until 3 p.m. with jurors absent for an adjournment to morning.
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Fuller
MISS O NEIL STARS IN JUDITH IN BOSTON SHOW
Edward Crosby reports Nance O Neil delivers a powerful Judith in a dramatized version of the tale. The performance features strong acting by Miss O Neil and a weaker supporting company led by Ratcliffe and Sheridan. The heroine’s control of emotion and the fourth act climax earned fervent audience enthusiasm.
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