Market News Shows Copper Strength Amid Irregular Trading
The Boston and New York markets closed unevenly with copper stocks leading gains and drops in others. Amalgamated climbed early then eased, while Centennial and Daly-West moved on copper dividends and Utah demand. Isle Royale fell on poor outlook, zinc shares rose, and East Boston Land advanced on rising turnover. New York shares were mixed with Rock Island, Colorado Fuel, and General Electric volatile. money rates steadied as investors weighed securing copper and bank dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Amalgamated
Heinze
Centennial
Daly-West
Utah
Copper Range Consolidated
Isle Royale
Continental
Joplin
Rock Island
Colorado
Gates
General Electric
Washington
Am_ Tel & Tel
As & Hi
Seattle
Ethan Resereene
Allouez
Tenet Ee
Ag Chem Fereee
Apey
AG Pcoss Svies
el & Tel Trace
Woollen Geet
Chatinestal
Dom Coal
Dom Iron & Steel
Boston Land
Omne Edison el Iisarees
Elm River
Fitchburg
Franklin
Gen
Guanajuato
Ectric Baeree
Michigan
Mont & Bos
Gas & Coke
Tel & Tel
NY H&h
Old Colony
Old Dom
Pers Marquett
A Planters Comp Bo
Reece Butterhole
Rhode Island
Tamarack
Elec
Trimountaine
Oan
Victoria
Winona Min
Seeee
Toi Oe i
Wyandotte Minie
Income Bond Terms for Kansas City Line Holders
The Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham Railroad Company announces a new interest arrangement with The Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis Railway Company. Interest starts March 1, 1902 at 6 1/2 percent, semi annual on March 1 and September 1. Holders may accept by depositing bonds with Old Colony Trust Company by April 18, 1902. New coupon sheets will be issued. interim receipts issued until engraving completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
OLD Colony Trust Company
The
Trust Company
Ames
Kinston
Nath’l Thayer
Chas. Merriam
Dividend notice from American Woolen Company continues
The American Woolen Company declares a dividend of 1 three quarters percent on its Preferred Capital Stock to stockholders of record at the close of business April 2 1902. Transfer books close April 24 1902 and reopen April 16 1902. WM M Wood treasurer Boston Mass March 20 1902.
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American Woolen Company
WM. M. Wood
Boston
Mass
McCartney Lashes Railway Committee in Boston House
Socialist Rep. MacCartney railed at the street railways committee and the West End Boston Elevated Company, accusing over capitalization and legislative favoritism. He cited dinners, carriages, and lobbying costs to illustrate corruption and urged public ownership of street railways. The debate featured sharp exchanges, a roll call vote, and adjournment with further committee actions noted.
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Committee On
MacCartney
Boston Elevated Company
West End Street Railway Company
Carey
Haverhill
Webster
Calhoun
Wilson
Creeley
Belmont
House
Friends of the Street Railway Committee
Donahue
Fail River
Railway Commission
West End Company
Boston Elevated
Algonquin Club
Raiilroad Commission
Brookline
General Street Railway
Mr. MacCartney
Massachusettts
West End Land Company
William C. Whitney
West End Street Railroad Company
Land Company
Committee On Street Railways
Whitney
Railroad Commission
Joe’ Meigs
Meigs
Whitney, Kidder, Peabody & Co
J. P. Morgan
Pocket Corporation
Elevated Company
Legisature
E Elevated
Street Railway Committee
Senate
Massachusetts
Algonquin
Veedele
Glasgow
London
Europe
House of Commons
House of Representatives
Indiana
Minnesota
Utah
Washington
California
Greeley
Fall River
Mine Leaders Agree To Trace In Strike
New York March 27 Mine workers and mine owners of the anthracite fields debated differences for four hours at a conference arranged by the National Civic Federation conciliation committee. Workers agreed not to strike on April 1, while requests for wage increases and an eight hour day were rejected. Operators maintained no wage rise or shorter day, offered grievance meetings, and insisted no union versus non union distinction. A second conference to be called within 30 days.
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New York
National Civic Federation
Hanna
Industrial Department of the Federation
Oscar Straus
Frank Duncan
Church Mission House
W. H. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
E. B. Thames
Erie Railroad
George S. Baer
Reading Railroad
Robert Olyphant
Delaware & Hudson Company
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Aseoclation
Thomas Nicholls
John Fahy
Thomas Duffy
Mitchell
Straus
Mr. Mitchell
Curley Pleads for 12 Hours for Firemen in City Hearing
Representative James M. Curley of Moxbury urged the Cities Committee to adopt a 12 hour standard for firemen. He argued for better staffing and safety measures, stressing the need for improved municipal fire service.
Curley Pushes 12-Hour Day Firemen Bill in Boston
Representative James M. Curley of Roxbury seeks a 12 hour workday for Boston firemen arguing unfairness to keep firemen on duty two hours while others work shorter shifts. The city committee on cities heard Curley and other pension bills for firemen and policemen in Boston and other towns, with some objections noted.
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Metherney
Boston
Committee On Public Lighting
Cheney
Lowell
Messrs. Collins
Avon and
Carey
Haverhill
Messrs. Bemis
Foxboro
James M. Curley
Roxbury
Committee On Cities
Curley
City Associates deny role in Bowdoin Square purchase
Announcement on behalf of the City Associates states they had nothing to do with the Bowdoin Square property purchase tied to the Shaw estate. Sixty to seventy five percent of the Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham income bonds have assented to the offer of the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis Railway Company as advertised by Nathaniel Sayer and Charles Arriam dated February 26, 142. The deposit period under the offer expires on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Associates
Bowdoin Square
Shaw
Kansas City, Memphis & Birringham
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railway Company
Nathaniel Sayer
Charles Arriam
Twin Sisters Pensioners of Civil War Celebrate 86th Birthday
Haverhill March 27 Mrs Fidelia M Barrows and Mrs Susan R Barrows twin sisters celebrated their 86th birthday Wednesday at the granddaughter’s home Mrs N S Osgood on Vine street. The informal dinner honored two women who were born in Camden Missouri and each draw a Civil War pension after losing a son.
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Haverhill
Fidelia M. Barrows
Susan R. Barrows
N. S. Osgood
Vine Street
Camden
Jerry Watson A Sick Man A Tuberculosis Arm Operation
Former representative Jerry Watson is gravely ill and faces a serious operation for tuberculosis of his left arm. An eminent surgeon says life would be in danger within a year or two without the procedure. Watson plans to enter Massachusetts General Hospital soon, weather permitting a vacancy. A past fall on the arm, once dismissed, now threatens his health.
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United States
Globe National Bank
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Montana
Bingham
Curb Stock Exchange
Congress Street
Milk Street
HEATH
Jerry’’ Watson
Watson
Massachusetts General Hospital
Trial update on Major Waller court martial at Manila
Testimony from native scout Smoke describes a planned murder plot against Major Waller and Lieutenant Williams within the Samar expedition. General Smith reports a three hour talk with insurgent leader Guevarra, who agrees to surrender his force and 260 serviceable rifles on April 16, while expressing readiness and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
L. J. T. Waller
Marine Corps
Samar Island
Smoke
Waller
Williams
Smith
Samar
Guevarra
Lukban
Low Rates to the Pacific Coast Delivers March-April Fares
The Daily advertises low round trip rates of 33 dollars for Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Sacramento Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria Vancouver and other Pacific Northwest and British Columbia points during March and April. Inquiries and tickets offered by Northwestern Line at 368 Washington Street Boston.
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Pacific Coast
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Washington Street
Boston
Centre Street Widening Hearing in West Roxbury
West Roxbury residents push for five cent fares and fast transit. A hearing is set today at 11 o clock in Room 35 Old Court House on widening Centre street from Walter to Spring to 100 feet. Proponents say widening enables Boston Elevated tracks and rapid transit to the upper end. Judge Henry Austin leads the committee backing the fare reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Roxbury
Old Court House
Centre Street
Walter
Spring Streets
Boston Elevated Company
Henry Austin
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Cesee
N. Y
Ewaero
Boston Stock Sales
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Railroad Company
OLD Colony Trust CO
Gordon Abbott
New England
J. L. Rice
Milk St
NEW York Stock Exchange Railroads
A. Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Great Northern
Lake Erie & Western
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Ini
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Union
Wheelin & Lake Erie
Wiscons Central
Ccesscardese Sae
United State
Am Vr & Foundry
Am Bmeltin & Refake
Anaconda M Ning Co
Olrooklyn
Consolidated Gas Colorado
Continental Tobacco Pre
International ‘Power
National Biacuit
Pacific Atteat Enee Es WB
Union B & P
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
Superior Court
Ways and Means
Joint Committee On Judiciary
Apsey
Messrs
Newton
Taft
Dana
Mansfield
Lewis
Draper
George H. Jackson
State House
General Court
Andrew
F. Hamilton
Andrew A. Badaracco
John J. Maloney
Fred A. Bearse
Silas PD. Reed
Messrs. Nightingale and
Donovan
W. A. McNary
Commonwealth Flats
W. A. Twombly
J. J. Desmond
C. EB. Washburn
C. EB. Hadwen
F. ©. Emerson
Sullivan and Messrs, Sleeper
Natick and Leahy
Charles H Wilson
Mr. Mills
Chickering
F. C. Maccartney
Cities Committee
James. M. Curley
Moxbury
Jerry” Watson
West
F. J. Hertel, Jr
John T. Hosford
John A. Rooney
H. R. Morse
Dewey
Macon
Gao
Admiral Dewey
Palm Beach
Fla
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