Strong Day for Boston Copper Market Outlook
Boston stock activity Wednesday, March 26, showed dull trade ahead of a holiday, but copper shares rose with notable gains for Copper Range Consolidated and Amalgamated Copper. Isle Royale Copper reported 1901 costs and output, while Cochiti stockholders move to pool holdings ahead of April 26 deposits.
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Baltic
Amalgamated
Towle & Fitzgerald
Old Dominion
Mr. Bigelow
Standard Oil
Boston
United Fruit
Philadelphia
Dominion Coal
New England
New York
Evansville
Terre Haute
Sdmrenas
Ereses
N. Y
Isle Royale Copper Company
Gnoomo
Receestver Severessenes
Isle Royale
Cochiti Stockholders’ Committee
Federal Trust Company
Arthur W. Hale
J. T. Meader
D. M. Belches
Amalgamated Company
Heath
Public funeral planned for Cecil Rhodes in Cape Town
Cape Town March 26 Cecil Rhodes died at 5 57 pm after two heart failure episodes The government will accord him a public funeral His remains will be brought from Groote Schuur for burial in the Cathedral Then they will be interred at Matoppo Hills His death follows years of heart trouble and a dramatic career as empire builder Rhodes is remembered for Bechuanaland Bechuanaland colony and the British South Africa Company donations begin and end surround the news of his death and plans for the funeral include viewing at Groote Schuur and a state ceremony
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Cape Town
Cecil ‘Rhodes
South Africa
Rhodes
Cecil Rhodes
Grooteschuur
Matoppo ‘Hills
Jameson
J. W. Smartt
Elmhurst Rhodes
South Africa Field Force
Walton
Port Elizabeth
Dr. Stevenson
Mr. Rhodes
Matoppo Hills
Rhodesia
Efngland
Kimberley
England
Oxford
Kimperley
Pretoria
Great Britain
Africa
Cape To Cairo
Bishop's Stortford
Cecil
Kruger
Bechuanaland
Kimberly
Transvaal
Lobengula
Cape Colony
Colonial Office
India
British South African Company
Zambesi
Lake Tanganyika
Dr. Jameson
London
Throgmorton Street
Hfe
South Africa Company
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Milner
Egypt
de Beers
Miliou
Roads Battle to Protect Sportsmen Rights in Legislature
Representative Roads of Marblehead led a push to strike back at a bill giving deputies power to search belongings for contraband game. The House mopped the measure to a bare enacting clause amid bipartisan opposition, while Senate actions included parkway and railway debates and orders to examine state house room needs.
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Marblehead
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Keenan
Messrs. Nightingale, Mills and Donahue
Fall River
Hayes
Lowell
Osgood
Hopedale
Messrs
Ebert
Lawrence
Phinney
Lynn
Collins
Edgartown
Hunt
Attleboro
Trade with Canada Debate at Home Market Club
Colonel Albert Clarke pressed substitute resolutions opposing Nye and Fales stamps for tariff repeal and closer Canada trade. He warned against broad revision, noting Canadian coal producers oppose reciprocity and U S coal and lumber duties. Gloucester's Charles H. Pew and Rep Luce backed limits, citing effects on Massachusetts industry and cotton.
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Albert Clarke
Home Market Club
Committee On
Federal Relations
Nye
Fales
Canada
Charles 8. Hamlin
Clarke
Senator Fales
United States
St. Lawrence
New England
Charles H. Pew
Gloucester
Colonel Clarke
Luce
Massachusetts
Great Britain
Banking reform bill hearing on state bank system details
The committee on banks and banking heard a bill by the savings bank commissioners to replace the current Commonwealth law with a state bank system. It sets capital ranges, imposes liability on stockholders, restricts note issues, and prescribes penalties for bank officers. No one opposed, hearing closed.
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Senate
Public Service Committee
State House
Banks
James F. Moriarty
Public Service
Clarence W. Rowley
Commonwealth
Apsey
Middlesex
House
Committee On Public Service
Thomas J. Collins
Berkshire Street Railway Company
Lenox
Gloucester
Rogers Street
Board of Metropolitan Park Commissioners
Metropolitan Park Railway
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Insurance Commissioner
Bliss
Ways and Means
Prince Henry
Committee On Banks and Banking
Savings Bank Commissioners
Whiton
United States
Rhodes and the Kimberley Defense in the Boer War
The narrative recalls Rhodes's pivotal role as the Boer War surged. He faced capture threats, formed a provisional Cape Colony ministry led by Sir Gordon Sprigg, and rushed to Kimberley to defend mines. After Kimberley’s relief he returned to the Cape and England, reaffirming his influence.
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Cronje
Jameson
Rhodes
Cape Colony
Gordon Sprigg
London
Kruger
Kimberley
Cape
England
South Africa
Rhodes Will Be Missed as Great Man of Africa
Earl Grey and John Hays Hammond defend Cecil Rhodes amid controversy. Grey lauds Rhodes as a genius who shaped Africa and wealth, while Hammond portrays him as an empire builder and liberal financier. They argue Rhodes’s democratic ideals and imperial loyalty justify his legacy despite criticism.
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New York
Earl Grey
England
Cecil Rhodes
Lord Grey
Washington
Senator Hoar
Rhodes
John Hays Hammond
South Africa
Ra Rhodes
Africa
Rhodesia
Commonwealth
America
Transvaal
Cecill Rhodes
Jameson
Two Sons Set to Seek Access to Mrs French Safe Box
The late Julia B. French kept a strong box in United States Trust vaults. Her two sons have not been allowed to open it yet. Likely next step is court authority to access the box.
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Julia B. French
United States Trust Company
Opposition speakers named from New Bedford to Wareham
Charles H. Goff of New Bedford Thomas J. McLean of Falmouth Edward Wood Harry Morgan N 8 Mendell all of Mattapoisett and Captain Gibbs of Wareham spoke in opposition.
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State House
Randall
New Bedford
Lester W. Jenny
Selectman
Mattapoisett
Byron Dunn
Lewis D. Dabney
Boston
Mr. Cleveland
South Dartmouth
Vinal N. Edwards
Wood's Hole
Allen M. Nickerson
Orleans
James Jones
Falmouth
C L. Underhill
Somerville
Charles H. Goff
Thomas J. McLean
Edward Wood
Harry Morgan
Mendell
Captain Gibbs
Wareham
Street Assessments Debate Reforms at State House Hearing
Mayor Collins urged a bill to align Boston street assessments with state laws letting property owners pay half the betterments while the city operates its own work. The Huntington avenue ruling prompted the push with opposition from Samuel Hoar and local owners. A conference and further hearing were proposed to reach agreement among stakeholders.
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Collins
Committee On Cities
State House
Supreme Court
Huntington Avenue
Bostom
Bailey
Boston
Nator Berry
Callender
Samuel Hoar
J. R. Caswell
Peters
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